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Dr. Hausheer joined Dean McGee Eye Institute January 2011 working predominately at the Lawton Oklahoma site where in addition to a busy practice, she teaches Southwest Family Practice Resident Physicians. She travels monthly to Oklahoma City to teach Ophthalmology Residents in surgery at the Veterans Administration Hospital, as well as staffing Ophthalmology Resident triage clinic and resident lectures at Dean McGee Eye Institute. In Lawton, she's on active medical staff at Comanche Memorial Hospital and the Indian Hospital. A native of Missouri, she started medical school at the age of 17, attending the combined BA/MD program at the University of Missouri Kansas City. At the age of 23 she started Ophthalmic Resident training at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota, where she also completed her chief residency off site in Phoenix Arizona. Dr. Hausheer started comprehensive ophthalmology at the age of 27 in Kansas City, working both academically at UMKC teaching Ophthalmology Residents and in private practice. In 1994 Dr. Hausheer certified and began refractive surgery procedures.In 1998 she became Director of Refractive Eye Surgery at UMKC. In 2002 Dr. Hausheer became Partner at Sabates Eye Centers, and Department of Ophthalmology Residency Program Director at UMKC in 2006. Under her leadership as Program Director, the UMKC Dept of Ophthalmology was able to achieve 5 years of re-accreditation under site review. She achieved the rank of Professor in summer 2011 at UMKC School of Medicine. Dr. Hausheer is past president of the Missouri Society of Eye Physicians and Surgeons, and is current Treasurer to the Oklahoma Academy of Ophthalmology. Dr. Hausheer is past president of the Missouri State Board of Healing Arts where she served two terms under two different Governors. While serving on the MSBHA, she also served on Disciplinary, Licensure (Chairman), Competency (Chairman), Impaired Physicians Advisory (Chairman) committees, and Secretary to the Board (twice). Dr. Hausheer has served as member to the Federation of State medical boards since 1998. In 2009 she served as Delegate to the annual FSMB meeting representing the state of Missouri. Dr. Hausheer received the Honor Award by the American Academy of Ophthalmology in 1997, and in 2007 received the Marjorie Sirridge, MD Lectureship Award for "Outstanding Woman Physician" for UMKC School of Medicine. She is a member of Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society, and has received the American Medical Association Physician Recognition Honor Award each year since 1998. Dr. Hausheer served 7 years as Missouri State Councilor to the American Academy of Ophthalmology Council where she chaired credentials committee in 2005. In 2002 she represented the surgical subspecialty of Ophthalmology on the American College of Surgeons Political Action Committee where colleagues voted her as Vice Chair. Dr. Hausheer currently chairs the American Academy of Ophthalmology Committee on Resident Education, and is overseeing surgical simulation in a national pilot project. She has served as Associate Examiner for the American Board of Ophthalmology since 1994, where she's also written MOC and PORT exam questions in the specialty of cataract refractive surgery and comprehensive ophthalmology. Academically Dr. Hausheer was honored to receive Teacher of the Year in 2007 by the UMKC School of Medicine Ophthalmology Residents, and has lectured Ophthalmology residents over the years in the fields of Optics/Physics, Ethics and Professionalism, Advanced Cataract and Refractive Surgery. Dr. Hausheer co-Chaired the UMKC School of Medicine Department of Ophthalmology Annual Meeting from 1998 until 2011. Since 2007 she served on the UMKC Graduate Medical Education council. Philanthropically, she wrote and was awarded a $50,000 grant by the HealthcareforKC.org in June 2010 where she used funds to start up a homeless eye clinic in greater downtown Kansas City, involving medical student and ophthalmic resident volunteers. Dr. Hausheer served as medical director for the KC Free Eye Clinic from 2010 until moving here to Oklahoma. She also chaired advocacy committee for the Children's Center for the Visually Impaired Center in Greater Kansas City 2009-2010, and also served as board member from 2008 until 2011. Dr. Hausheer and her husband Jim Meyer reside in Lawton Oklahoma, have six grown children, and four grandchildren. Jim works as National Director Business and Development Health Care Account for US Food.


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Mets' 9-4 loss to Phillies is their fifth in a row
PHILADELPHIA — David Wright has promised the Mets will not quit, no matter how torturous this stretch against three of the National League's best teams is proving to be.
The Mets may not be ready to quit, but when exactly they again win remains in question.
Jon Niese and the Mets again were pummeled by the class of the league in Tuesday's 9-4 defeat to the Phillies before a crowd of 45,770 at Citizens Bank Park.
"We just can't allow ourselves to kind of just play out the season," Wright said the previous night after Cliff Lee and the Phillies bombed the Mets in the series opener, 10-0.
The Mets (60-68) have not stopped playing, yet the way things are going, that could end up becoming a far less embarrassing option. The best of the best continues to make a mockery of a once-overachieving team that quickly is looking like one of the worst.
The City of Brotherly Love has not treated the Mets too kindly this week.
The competition at the Little League World Series would not be the same, of course, but at least they have a mercy rule three hours away in South Williamsport.
"Just another day in paradise," quipped Terry Collins after his team lost its 11th in the last 13 games, including its fifth straight, and 17 of its last 22.
Standing in the way of back-to-back, three-game sweeps is today's series finale with Mike Pelfrey opposite Phillies right-hander Kyle Kendrick. For the second consecutive night, the Mets had no answer to the team that boasts baseball's best record at 83-44.
Niese, a left-hander, was knocked out of the game in the fifth inning by another relentless Philadelphia onslaught. One night after Dillon Gee was charged with eight runs, Niese matched him while giving up 10 hits.
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Annie Dookhan's attorney filed a motion Friday claiming she never got a Miranda warning and her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination was violated.
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Interleague Preview from The Sports Network Thursday, July 4th (All times Eastern) San Diego Padres (40-45) at Boston Red Sox (52-34), 1:35 p.m. Probable Starting Pitchers: San Diego - Eric Stults (6-6, 3.51) Boston - Allen Webster (0-2, 9.50) (Sports Network) - The Boston Red Sox try to complete a three-game sweep of the San Diego Padres on Thursday when they close out the interleague set from Fenway Park. Boston won its third straight game on Wednesday, but needed some dramatics, as Jonny Gomes' pinch-hit, leadoff homer in the bottom of the ninth propelled the Red Sox to a 2-1 victory. Gomes greeted Luke Gregerson (4-4) with a deep drive which barely landed in the seats over the Green Monster off a hanging breaking ball to end the contest. "He stays prepared," said Red Sox manager John Farrell. "That's one thing, in the role that he's in, he's got a lot of experience in it and I guess a flair for the dramatic." Koji Uehara (2-0) tossed a scoreless top of the ninth for the win. Jarrod Saltalamacchia knocked in Mike Carp with a double for the Red Sox, who recorded their eighth walk-off victory this season with their seventh win in their last eight games overall. Kyle Blanks drove in the lone run for the Padres, who dropped their fifth in a row and their seventh contest in the last nine. Hoping to add to San Diego's recent woes will be righty Allen Webster, who is 0-2 with a 9.50 ERA. Webster did not get a decision on Friday against Toronto, as he allowed four runs and six hits in six innings of a 7-5 win. "It felt really good the first four innings. I was locating my fastball, being able to get quick outs and stay in there," Webster said after the game against the Jays. San Diego, meanwhile, will counter with lefty Eric Stults,. who is winless in his alt three starts. Stults absorbed the loss in Miami on Saturday, as he was hit hard for six runs (5 earned) in just 3 2/3 innings to fall to 6-6 on the year to go along with a 3.51 ERA. "I just didn't feel like I could command my pitches tonight like I had been feeling," Stults said. "I had a pretty good stretch of starts here where I felt really good just with my delivery. Something was a little bit off." However, over his last 11 starts, Stults is 4-4 with a 2.80 ERA while holding opponents to a .229 average. He has 44 strikeouts in that span. This is just the fifth series between these teams, but the first since San Diego took two of three in Beantown in 2011. 07/04 10:21:48 ET Powered by The Sports Network. |


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Preview: Celtics vs. Kings | 01.28.09 at 9:13 am ET |
On Wednesday night the Boston Celtics (37-9) will take on the Sacramento Kings (10-37) at the TD BankNorth Garden. In December the Celtics took the frustrations of a 1-4 road trip out on the Kings in a 45-point blowout. Since then the Cs are back on track, riding an eight game winning streak. The Kings, on the other hand, have lost eight of their last ten contests.
Rocking the House
Eddie House has shot 7-for-11 from three-point range twice in the last three games. His 17 treys over the last five games rank him third in the league, behind only Mo Williams and Peja Stojakovic. House shot 3-for-9 from downtown against his last meeting against the Kings.
Cracking Down on D
The Celtics have outscored their opponents by more than 16 points per game during their winning streak. They have also held their competition to a league-low 41.6% FG and 14.8 assists over the last five games. The Celtics have won by double-digits in every game since January 14's 32-point victory over the New Jersey Nets.
Injury Report
Brian Scalabrine will not play after suffering a concussion in Tuesday's practice at the hands of Patrick O'Bryant. It was his second blow to the head in three days. Scalabrine absorbed Dirk Notwizki's elbow on Sunday and did not practice on Monday. Tony Allen (ankle) is expected to return against the Kings. He has not played since January 4.
Tip-off is at 7:30pm EST. Stay with WEEI's Celtics Game Day Blog for all the latest from the Garden.
Scal out, TA back and Kings up… | 01.27.09 at 3:14 pm ET |
The Celtics had a longer than normal practice on Tuesday at their training facility in Waltham.
Here are some nuggets from the day.
Brian Scalabrine, who already was dinged up from a mild concussion on Sunday during the win against Dallas, took a serious shot to the head from Patrick O'Bryant and had to be taken off the court and given medical treatment. He was having pain from the light and has been ruled out for Wednesday's game against Sacramento by head coach Doc Rivers, who added they might have to check with the Patriots for advice.
Tony Allen looked "great" to Rivers and with Scalabrine being out, will likely return for the first time since spraining his right ankle on Jan. 4 in New York against the Knicks.
Rivers said he will remind his team that they embarrassed the Kings by 45 points on Dec. 28 in Sacramento (their lone win on the West Coast swing) because "every team in the league has pride" and they will be "out to show that that game was a fluke."
Here is the audio version of the above.
Rivers said Scal's second concussion in four days is not good.
Rivers explains what happened to Scal.
Rivers said the Kings will show their pride.
Rivers was happy with what he saw from Tony Allen.
Celtics commit to Marbury? | 01.26.09 at 8:38 am ET |
The New York Post has reported that the Boston Celtics have made a verbal commitment to Stephon Marbury. Marbury, who is still under contract with the New York Knicks, said the Celtics are one of two teams who have expressed interest in him.
The banished Stephon Marbury acknowledged for the first time yesterday he has a verbal commitment from the Celtics – and accused the Knicks of not accepting his latest buyout offer because they don't want him winning a championship in Boston.
WEEI.com first reported in December that the Celtics were interested in Marbury.
UPDATE: Citing a source close to the situation, the Boston Herald has reported the Celtics have not made a guarantee to Marbury.
The source went on to say the two sides have spoken (the Knicks gave Marbury permission to talk with other clubs) and that the Celts would definitely like to add him under the right circumstances.
Celtic director of basketball operations Danny Ainge had no comment on the Marbury situation, but the club is not prepared to give him major playing time.
Sounds of the game… Celtics 124, Mavericks 100 | 01.25.09 at 8:09 pm ET |
Another Western Conference team makes the trip to Boston and wonders why it even bothered.
Lakers Game 6, 2008 NBA Finals. Portland on Dec. 5. Phoenix last Monday. The Dallas Mavericks were the latest team on Sunday to quit in the middle of a game, knowing they were hopelessly out of it. It's pretty sad to watch, actually.
The Celtics should get all the credit in the world for taking all of the heart out of the competition early and that's what Ray Allen, Eddie House and every player in green and white was talking about afterward. That, and the fact that the team is passing so well right now that they are playing at a level even HIGHER than during the 19-game winning streak. Wow.
The Celtics shots 66 percent in the first quarter, 65 percent for the first half, led by 32 points in the second quarter and 35 in the third quarter. They could've played Gino on the big screen at the end of one. It was THAT bad.
Now, the Sacramento Kings head to Boston for a match-up on Wednesday. You remember them, don't you? The Western Conference team that kept it close in the pre-game warmups before losing by 45, 108-63, in Sacramento on Dec. 28. One can only hope for a competitive, if not close game this time around. But forgive me if my expectations aren't very high.
Doc Rivers said the team is playing well together right now.
Kevin Garnett said the team is playing better than in its 19-game winning streak.
Eddie House said the Celtics have been moving the ball well of late.
Ray Allen said the Celtics have re-discovered their killer instinct.
Allen said the 19-game winning streak is a blur right now.
Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle said the Celtics just blew them off the court.
Jason Kidd says the Celtics have been doing a great job with the early knockout punch.
Green passes up dunk | 01.25.09 at 5:32 pm ET |
No matter how much he fights it, it is difficult for Gerald Green to shake the perception that he is just a dunker. He can shoot, he'll tell you. He's working on his defense, he'll say. So Green is passing on the Slam Dunk Contest that he once dominated. This season isn't about being a high-flyer. It's about being a Dallas Maverick.
'ÄúIt's not really important,'ÄĚ Green said following the Mavericks-Celtics game in Boston (RECAP HERE). 'ÄúIt's just something that really my friends and family want for me. They wanted me to get into it this year. I said no.'ÄĚ
Dunking may have been one of the skills that got Green in the NBA, but it couldn't keep him there. In eight months he had been traded twice and eventually waived by his hometown Houston Rockets. He had been out of the league for nearly four months when the Mavericks signed him to a one-year deal last summer. Now Green wants to repay the Mavs for taking a chance on an unemployed 22-year-old.
'ÄúI just really wanted to stay focused on basketball,'ÄĚ he said. 'ÄúI didn't want the misconception that everybody thinks I'm just trying to dunk. Dunking is fun. That's not my skill. So that's one thing I was trying to do, just stay focused on basketball and not really worry about it.'ÄĚ
Green's focus has been challenged by inconsistent playing time. He averaged 14 minutes per night in November, then appeared in just four games in December. He was on the court for just a minute in two of those contests. This month he has started twice but has not played in eight other games. On Sunday, he was in street clothes against his former team.
'ÄúIt's tough for me right now but I've just got to still think positive,'ÄĚ he said. 'ÄúI love the situation, I love the organization, I love the team. I've just got to wait my chance. Right now it's up and down, start, inactive. It's tough, I'm not going to lie. But it's a situation I'm dealing with.'ÄĚ
The Mavericks appreciate Green's commitment despite the sporadic minutes. He asks his veteran teammates for advice 'Äúall the time,'ÄĚ according to guard Jason Terry. What they see in his dedication goes beyond the box scores.
'ÄúOh man, the kid has a tremendous upside,'ÄĚ said Terry. 'ÄúWhen I watch him play, I think he could be an All-Star in this league. He just has to get on the right team and in the right system. When he has played, he's helped us tremendously just because his athleticism. He can score with the best of them.
'ÄúLike I said, he's still young though. 22-years-old in his fourth year in the league, he's going to have a long career ahead of him if he just stays humble and continues to work hard. He's always in the gym shooting late nights, so his hard work is going to pay off eventually.'ÄĚ
Nothing is guaranteed for Green, so he hits the court hard every time. Not only does it improve his game, it also challenges his teammates to be better.
'ÄúHe's just one of those guys who sticks with it, and you know if you're guarding him in practice he's going to come at you,'ÄĚ said Antoine Wright, adding, 'ÄúHe comes into practice every day and treats it like it's his game, and that's something that you have to do when you're not playing. And being a young guy, it gives him an advantage because it shows the coaches that he's still in tune to what's going on.'ÄĚ
Even though Green is focused on the Mavericks this season, he isn't hanging up his dunking shoes just yet. He has plenty of family in Texas who wants to see him in the 2010 contest in Dallas.
'ÄúNext year will be a totally different year,'ÄĚ he said. 'ÄúIf things go well I think I'll probably do it in Dallas. I missed the one that was in Houston, but I've got a lot of family in Dallas and hopefully if I'm still in Dallas next year 'Äď I'm a free agent so I don't know how it'll go 'Äď I can't predict the future but I know I want to get into the one that's in Dallas.'ÄĚ
Ask the Mavericks and they'll tell you there will be plenty of chances to Green to dunk again.
'ÄúHe's a tough young player,'ÄĚ said Wright. 'ÄúI think he's going to be in the league a long time.'ÄĚ
During his two seasons in Boston, Green played with six members of the Celtics 2008 championship team. He was happy to see his former teammates win the title, and even happier for those off the court.
'ÄúThey deserve it. Those guys deserve it,'ÄĚ he said. 'ÄúI was happy for them, but I think the most I was happy for was those people in sitting in the yellow and black seats out there. Those people, when we were losing 18 in a row when I was here, those seats were still sold out. So I really enjoyed it for my ex-teammates because I know where we came from, but those fans deserved it. They stuck with it, through winters and snowstorms.'ÄĚ
And how about that championship bling? Tony Allen was the first to show it off, and Green was so impressed he placed a Blackberry on his fingers to demonstrate the size of the 92-diamond ring.
'ÄúI started to steal it,'ÄĚ he joked, 'ÄúBut it said a big 'Tony Allen' on it.'ÄĚ
A House on fire | 01.25.09 at 5:01 pm ET |
Question: How does a team win a game by 24 points when they are minus-22 at the free throw line? By making 10 more 3-pointers than the other team.
There is no one on the Celtics, not Ray Allen, not Paul Pierce, who can use the 3-pointer to more devastating effect than Eddie House. When House has it going from outside, as he did against Miami and as he did Sunday afternoon against Dallas, the Celtics second unit goes from a potential vulnerability to an undeniable strength. (Click here for a recap of the Celtics' 124-100 blowout of the Mavericks).
In recent weeks, the Celtics starters have put great emphasis on getting out to big leads. During their current eight-game winning streak, the C's have averaged a lead of greater than 10 points after the first quarter and have been outscored in the first 12 minutes just once. What has made them dominant has been a revitalized second unit that has maintained and extended those leads, often putting games out of reach by halftime.
"When the starters come back they don't have to build the lead back up," said second-year point guard Gabe Pruitt. "Our main focus is to defend and keep the other team from scoring."
Defense is always the main focus with the Celtics, but you have to score, too, and Pruitt's emergence as the team's secondary ballhander has freed up House to do what he does best: come off screens and knock down 3-pointers. House hit seven 3′s against the Mavs and finished with 23 points, two off his season-high 25 against the Heat last week
"Our second unit doesn't have the main guy that we constantly go to," Pruitt said. "We look for Eddie coming off screens, or Leon (Powe) on the post."
The 3-pointer is so devastating because it can completely negate all the hard work the opponent puts into coming back, and a couple of pops by House can make up for two or three empty offensive trips. "I'm just getting open looks," House said. "It's not like I'm forcing anything. I'm getting the ball in rhythm and open. It's 50/50 when you shoot it." With House these days it's more like 60/40.
Tasked with being the primary ballhandler and the best outside shooting option, House had struggled to find consistency with his outside shot. But with his current hot streak, he has lifted his 3-point shooting to over 39 percent. Giving up the point to Pruitt has helped, but the insertion of Brian Scalabrine into the rotation has also been a factor, as Scal not only spaces the floor as well as any of the reserves, he's also adept at setting screens.
"The biggest key for Eddie is instead of searching for shots, he's letting shots come to him and he's making shots," Doc Rivers said. "Before he was rushing. He was forcing, taking some bad shots. I think actually Gabe has helped him."
"Eddie's a scorer," said Rajon Rondo who turned in another stellar outing with 13 points and 14 assists. "When he doesn't have to bring the ball up against pressure, he can come off screens and (Kevin Garnett), Baby (Davis), Leon and Scal do a great job of getting him open."
The fear has always been playing House as an undersized two-guard, but so far teams have been unable to take advantage of any potential matchup problems, and the matchups have been favorable lately. But there again, playing with a big lead allows the Celtics to dictate those kinds of things.
Garnett, for one, feels that Celtics are playing better than they did during their 19-game winning streak when the players and coaching staff saw big red blinking warning signs around every victory. Defense, as always, is the primary reference point, but a 10-deep rotation that passes and shoots the ball as well as the Celtics have been is just as big a factor.
Against Dallas, the Celtics racked up 34 assists against only six turnovers. They probably won't record a better ratio all season, but it's indicative of the way the ball is moving that Paul Pierce scored exactly zero points after the first quarter and his offensive contributions were not missed in the slightest.
"It shows in the fourth quarter," Rondo said. "The starters are able to rest. That's big for us, especially down the stretch."
And as the games get more spaced out, and the minutes go down, the Celtics become very frightening indeed. They have played 10 times this season with more than one day between games and they have won every single time.
Which brings us back to Eddie House. After the game, reporters wanted to know if he'd like to wrangle an invite to the NBA 3-point shooting contest. That wouldn't have even been a question a couple of weeks ago, but things were different then. The bench was a major concern, people were openly salivating for Stephon Marbury and lamenting the loss of James Posey.
Credit the coaches with making the adjustments with the roster they have, not the one they might like to have, and credit House for continuing to be the ultimate professional.
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- The Celtics are in cruise control but they allowed the Mavericks to score 31 points in the third quarter.
- No dunks from Gerald Green tonight but there's always the possibility of a few highlight clips with Bill Walker on the court. On the court for the Celtics: Walker, Davis, House, Scal, and Pruitt. For the Mavs: Nowitzki, Bass, Terry. Kidd, Howard. Rick Carlisle isn't giving up just yet.
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- Leon Powe and Patrick O'Bryant got their first minutes of the game with less than ten minutes to go.
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- The Celtics starters outscored the Mavs starting five 75-52.
- Celtics win 124-100 and reclaim the lead in the Eastern Conference.
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Heather I too used to think that Chicos was for a more mature group. No more!
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They are right up the street from me, with Soma next door!
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Here's a downloadable pattern for knitting your own "Smittens" -- mittens for holding hands in.
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Maybe they should be called g-loves, to make them edgier.
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Patterns for these things have been around for at least as long as I've been knitting, free from places like the Lion Brand Yarn website.
And no one knits them, because they're saccharine and ridiculous. Just *try* to get your boyfriend to use one of those things.
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@patrick dodds
Warren Ellis collects what's pretty much the diametrical opposite of unicorn chasers….
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I think holding hands while wearing (conventional) mittens is at least as enjoyable, and much more convenient.
The name is cutesy-poo too. My sentiments are similar to Dalestinian's, though in my case the noise that came out was the name of a Klingon dish.
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If you can't knit, Knütes has been making these for ages. They call them Doublegloves, and they're great for skiing because you can zip them together as doublegloves, but they also work as normal mittens with a zipper for ventilation or if you need your fingers to fumble in your pocket for the change:
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Um. I want to share a story about a girl I used to date. We used to hold hands and pull one of our sleeves over both our hands to create a similar warmth from the elements sleeve tube.
The memories are too much. I'm getting all misty. Please. Carry on without me.
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@1, "Just *try* to get your boyfriend to use one of those things." I would! I think the shared body heat would make it much warmer than the average knit glove, which only seems to help for about ten minutes, tops. Getting my girlfriend to agree would be a different matter…
On a related note, how about a knit sweater for the lady with built-in glove pieces around the belly? Or, better yet, up one floor… Somebody knit me this now!
On a more serious note, I know several people here knit, crochet, etc… As an occasionally-bored homemaker, where's a good starting point?
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Is there some form of anti-unicorn chaser available please?
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My wife and I use our 'lover's mitten' regularly. Its cozy, cute, and then our mittens match too!
The biggest problem is when we have to separate because of an obstruction on the sidewalk, such as a passing person. It is much harder to get your hand out of it, than to just stop holding hands.
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Yeahhhh…I saw something much like that in my First Knitting Book that I Ever Purchased. I think they were called "glittens" or something like that. I showed them to my husband, who said he would rather die of frostbite than wear them in public. I would guess he's not the only person in the world to feel that way.
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If your boyfriend loved you, he'd wear the smitten. And when you have children, they can ride on your feet when you dance (http://www.babygadget.net/2007/10/parentchild_dance_shoes.php).
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Sugar Town celebrates one year of women who rock.
The women of Sugar Town looked at the state of music in this city and decided the numbers just didn't add up. How was it that roughly half the population was female but every rock band they saw was predominantly male? As M.J. Fine, one of Sugar Town's founding foursome, observes, "There are always lots of women at shows, [but] there are way more men on the stage."
"Every new scene that's come up has been very boy-oriented," says co-founder Sara Sherr. Take the recent mod resurgence: "I initially really liked the energy of that scene, I liked the whole fashion thing, but women were again taking a back seat -- just as they did in the '60s, in the scene they were trying to emulate."
Sherr, Fine and cohorts Lisa Cohen and Maria Tessa Sciarrino decided to do something about balancing things out, starting up the Sugar Town monthly showcase to aim the spotlight on women musicians and singers. One year later (well, technically 15 months later) Sugar Town -- named after the Nancy Sinatra tune about a sunny, trouble-free place -- has become a popular forum for bands and artists seeking a supportive environment and like-minded performers with whom to share a stage.
The Sugar Towners are go-go-boots deep in the local music scene. Sherr is a music writer for the Daily News, and, since 1993, has worked for just about every Philly publication with a music section. Fine's name, of course, will be familiar to anyone who reads City Paper's music coverage regularly. Sciarrino is a graphic artist -- she designs the stylish Sugar Town posters -- and a DJ on Princeton's WPRB. Cohen's regular gig involves booking Sugar Town's home base the Balcony and fronting the metal band Lisa Christ Superstar.
"I had gotten to the point where, instead of commenting on the action, I wanted to be a part of it in some way," says Sherr. "It's been like an extension of my writing, where I've been championing female bands, and now I get to actually give them a place to play."
Between performances at Sugar Town shows, all four spin records by their favorite female artists, from Paula Abdul to obscure defunct bands like Liliput. For every gig, Sherr loads up her blue flowered suitcase full of gems from her High Fidelity-size record collection.
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"I hope that one day Sugar Town does more than just inspire, but mobilize the ladies to pick up an instrument, or two, or three," says Sciarrino. "It's so important for girls to be in bands, not just for the sake of å in the scene,' but because we bring another view to the creation of music."
Indeed, Sugar Town has more on its mind than just putting on rock shows. "I wanted there to be a sort of depth to what's going on," says Sherr, explaining the presence of Riot Grrrl Philly activists who set up a table in the back of the Balcony with pamphlets about rape, self-defense and feminist causes. "At the same time, if you want to just go there and drink a beer, that's fine too."
The monthly showcase of mostly eclectic bills has had its share of high moments: a dazzling, energetic performance by New Yorkers the Yeah Yeah Yeahs; local punks the Minx making their debut; somebody from the Demolition Dollrods taking the stage in nothing but candy-button paper. Low points include some large man stealing punk diva Ari Up's pizza and raunchy NYC band Fuckbomb working vomiting into their stage show.
For their belated anniversary gig this Saturday, the Sugar Towners are presenting Jenny Toomey, who helped set the DIY example in punk-pop group Tsunami and indie rock label Simple Machines. Now a solo artist with a melodic, orchestral double-CD debut -- the cover of which was designed by Sciarrino, incidentally -- Toomey continues to fight for independent artists' rights through her Future of Music Coalition. She'll drag her cellist to town for an intimate, stripped down set.
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Sugar Town is the ideal setting for such impromptu collaborations and experiments. "There's just a different energy in the room," says Sherr. "I don't know if it's a woman thing or... that we're just attracted to really nice people."
Sugar Town First Year Anniversary, Sat., March 30, 9:30 p.m., $8, with Ken, Jenny Toomey, Dirty Triplets and Lisa Christ Superstar, The Balcony, 10th and Arch sts., 215-922-LIVE, www.plainparade.org/sugartown.


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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) – The federal government says a Lubbock teenager's lawsuit should be thrown out of court.
Back in on September 8th Texas tech student and Lubbock native James D'cruz sued both the state of Texas and the federal Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms. He claims that both the state and federal governments have compromised the gun rights of people between the ages of 18 through 20.
Thanks to a Wednesday court filing, we get to see the ATF's response. The ATF claims that D'cruz is only forbidden from buying a gun from a federally-licensed gun dealer. Further, D'cruz is "free to obtain handguns in a variety of legal ways and from a variety of legal sources."
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Around the MAAC: Preseason All-MAAC Teams
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When you think of the MAAC, you probably think of Fran McCaffery's Siena Saints. While the talent on Siena can inundate premier programs, the skill throughout the MAAC is even more abundant.
It's only September, but choosing All-Conference teams can never be done too early. Making the final cuts was really difficult, so the last slide includes the All-MAAC Honorable Mentions.
Ryan Thompson, Sr., Rider
Of the nation's returning guards, none has a superior field goal percentage to Thompson's 52.1 percent. Take that conversion rate and look at his 1.49 points per shot, and you'll see that Thompson is the MAAC's most effective guard.
His 18 points per game in 2008-09 were a tenth of a point shy of Jamal Barney's MAAC-leading average and his 42.2 percent three-point percentage was second to Justin Robinson's.
Capable of carrying Rider's offense, Thompson is also an adept rebounder (6.5 rpg) and defender (1.8 spg). Ryan Thompson is the MAAC's best and most valuable player.
Alex Franklin, Sr., Siena
Often overshadowed by Kenny Hasbrouck and Edwin Ubiles, Franklin is arguably the most efficient offensive player on Siena.
His 13.6 points per game don't seem like much, but his 56.3 percent field goal percentage and 1.57 points per shot endorse the statement. When a determined Franklin has the ball within 12 feet of the hoop, defenses have trouble stopping the forward.
Franklin averaged 7.5 rebounds and 1.3 steals per game on the other end of the floor.
Edwin Ubiles, Sr., Siena
A question hovers over Siena's small forward: "Will we see the Edwin Ubiles of 2007-08 or 2008-09 in 2009-10?"
As a sophomore, Ubiles' impressive campaign had NBA scouts planning trips to Albany. Unfortunately for the Saints, the forward's production took a significant drop last season.
Regardless of which Ubiles shows up, he'll still be a member of the MAAC's First Team. His team-leading 15 points, 4.9 rebounds, 1.5 steals, and one block per game are impossible to leave out of this selection.
Bilal Benn, Sr., Niagara
Always aggressive, always hustling, Benn is Niagara's MVP. He might be second to Tyrone Lewis in scoring, but his 13.8 points per game along with his league-leading 9.3 rebounds and 2.4 steals per game are enough to prove my point.
Jamal Barney, Jr., Loyola MD
In his first MAAC season, Barney topped the scoring chart with 18.1 points per game. His 41.6 percent field goal percentage might seem a bit low, but, really, it's remarkable, considering the Greyhounds relied on Barney taking 498 shots.
The Providence transfer does not show up only on offense, but he also rebounds (5.5 rpg) and defends (1.4 spg). Assuming Barney worked to enhance his jumpshot, one can only imagine that his numbers will rise.
Tyrone Lewis, Sr., Niagara
Dropping Lewis from the first team was audacious, but his low field goal percentage (33.7 percent) debases his 16.2 points per game.
While he is somewhat inefficient on offense (1.09 points per shot), his defense is exceptional. His 2.6 steals per game were insurmountable and his 0.8 blocks per game as a guard cannot be neglected.
It is incontrovertible that Lewis belongs with the elite of the MAAC.
Rico Pickett, Jr., Manhattan
Yet to play a game in green and white, Pickett was highly touted out of high school (ranked 46th in 2007 ESPNU Top 100) and was essential to Miami Dade Junior College's success last year.
Pickett, who averaged 17.3 points and five assists per game at Dade, will be Manhattan's floor general. If you don't think he's worthy of Second Team honors, search "Rico Pickett" on YouTube.
Ryan Rossiter, Jr., Siena
Although Rossiter doesn't provide as much offense as some of his teammates do, one could argue that the center is Siena's MVP.
Rossiter contributes in every statistical aspect other than assisting and long range shooting. His 10 points, 7.9 rebounds, 1.2 steals, and 1.9 blocks per game appear special, but his 62.4 percent field goal percentage, 79 percent free throw percentage, and 1.73 points per shot are incomparable.
He always hustles and has a penchant for laying all 81 inches of himself on the floor to corral a loose ball. Rossiter is one-of-a-kind.
Darryl Crawford, Sr., Manhattan
Always an athletic slasher, Crawford developed into an all-around offensive talent last season. This became evident after Devon Austin's season ended early due to back problems and coach Rohrssen relied on Crawford to make up for the senior's 11.1 points per game.
In the 10 games following Austin's injury, Crawford erupted, averaging 19.2 points per game. Throughout the season, Crawford shot 37.3 percent from deep and also collected 1.4 steals per game.
Greg Nero, Sr., Fairfield
Nero is a leader and a valuable player to the Stags. He averaged 12.4 points on 1.51 points per shot, 6.4 rebounds, and about a steal and block per game.
Third to Rossiter's and Franklin's is Nero's 53.9 percent field goal percentage. Assuming the senior has fully recovered from his late season injury, expect Nero to have a breakout final season following the departures of Jon Han and Herbie Allen.
Ronald Moore, Sr., Siena
Famous to the college basketball world for his clutch treys against Ohio State, Moore runs the Siena offense.
The senior's assists (6.4 per game) and assist to turnover ratio (2.9:1) went unmatched in the MAAC last season.
Prone to taking unwise shots, Moore needs to raise his 36.7 percent field goal percentage to maximize offensive effectiveness. As tournament followers discovered, Moore is a capable long range shooter (34.8 percent).
The MAAC's top point guard will command his Saints to the top of the league.
Frank Turner, Sr., Canisius
Turner's 15.6 points per game accounted for a quarter of his team's nightly average. He is undoubtedly the MVP on Canisius.
However, in order to reach the level that was expected of him after his freshman campaign, Turner will need to reduce his turnover average (4.1 per game) and improve his three-point shooting (28.2 percent).
Ryan Bacon, Jr., Saint Peter's
Although he doesn't score as much as teammates Wesley Jenkins and Nick Leon, Bacon is Saint Peters' most well-rounded player.
A 52.7 percent field goal percentage, 11.5 points, 7.9 rebounds, 1.1 steals, and 2.4 blocks per game are impressive stats.
He improved between his freshman and sophomore campaigns; if he did the same this offseason, Bacon could move up to the Second Team come postseason.
Mike Ringgold, Jr., Rider
Other than his despicable free throw percentage (33.1 percent), Ringgold's other statistics all rank near the top of the MAAC. He shot 51.8 percent from the floor and averaged 11.4 points and 6.8 rebounds per game.
Scott Machado, So., Iona
The Gaels are Machado's team for the next three years. Coming off a season in which he averaged 9.3 points, 3.4 rebounds, 4.8 assists, and 1.3 steals per game and won MAAC Rookie of the Year, it is inevitable that Machado's stats will ascend the league leader charts.
He is a talent and a budding MAAC star.
Wesley Jenkins, Jr., Saint Peter's
Nick Leon, Jr., Saint Peter's
Brett Harvey, Sr., Loyola MD
Novar Gadson, So., Rider
Anthony Nelson, Jr., Niagara
Brian Rudolph, Jr., Loyola MD
Rob Garrison, Sr., Niagara
Justin Robinson, Jr., Rider
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That is such an odd thought (and must be rather relaxing) in comparison to what we're used to. There are border checkpoints on every road and they're heavily used - especially along the Mexico border. I really wish Mexico would just get their shit together, but it's highly unlikely.
The funny thing about Canada is that even though I have never been there, I don't feel it's a different country - just a different region. Much like a different state.
Jenn- I always thought Canada was just Little White America and Mexico was Little Brown America. (referring, of course, to the white of the snow and the brown of the desert) Did I miss out on something? o.O
Wonder- I hear you on the hair. When I went all blue, it was a non-verbal "That's right, fuck you" to my employer, thereby removing the need to say it verbally. The blond streak I have right now is almost a hand-hold on sanity. I CAN dye it funny colors, or make it bigger, or whatever I want, because I can.
Just a thought- but my understanding is that men do better communicating when they're doing things and not sitting down eye-to-eye (can you confirm that, guys?) so maybe the handyman stuff you want to do with your dad will be a good time to bring this up. You can both be looking at the project, so maybe it'll be easier to say what needs to be said? I'm really glad that he's communicating with you, though. A girl's relationship with her father is very important.
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And now I have an Etsy store: CattailsandCalendula
I've read some articles on it helping to heal damaged gut-lining (hoping it will help with any damage the candida overgrowth did/has done). I guess it's also used in muscle recovery, so I figure it might just help with my sporadic work-outs too =P
Glutamine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (for "intensive athletic training or certain gastrointestinal disorders") No benefit that I've noticed, but I don't think it could hurt so I'll keep taking it for a while (the container was cheap & has a lot of servings), probably even after I run out of Candex.
Therapy was good today. My therapist said I did a good job with emailing my dad. I feel like the idea of communication while doing a hands-on activity makes a lot of sense for your typical man. I'll play that part by ear, but I really would like to sand down that side table! I'll post pictures if we get to it.
And as a side note, I've never been to Canada or Mexico! Just Italy (with a brief stopover in Hamburg), for out of the country experience. I love travelling so I expect I'll get to more places sooner or later.
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Currently trying to figure out WTF to eat (for IBS-C).
I've been to a few Central American countries and the Bahamas but that was all on cruises, so the only thing I really got to see was the tourist port.
If I just said LOL, I lied. Do or do not. There is no try.
Cruise = next big travelling goal. I figure it's a nice way to see SOMETHING with some structure (meals provided, no worrying about where to make reservations to sleep). Boyfriend and I are hoping that might be an attainable honeymoon kind of thing (so it's a ways off, since $$ needs to go elsewhere for a while!).
But I want to see/experience clear blue water someday. I've been to Florida, but didn't go to the beaches (and I don't think I'd really want to, too industrially touristy instead of nature-based touristy, if that makes sense).
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Currently trying to figure out WTF to eat (for IBS-C).
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If nothing else, it's a cool idea. Also, barefoot cruises I think it's called? That would be more my style. You get to be as hands on as you want instead of just pampered. (yet again, proof that I make a lousy girl- mani-pedi and massage? Nah- I want to help with reefing the sails!)
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Originally Posted by TheFastCat: Less is more more or less
And now I have an Etsy store: CattailsandCalendula
That looks awesome! Yeah I want to explore and wander, none of that primping business. Maybe one massage though, since I've never had one. There was apparently some kind of cruise-line that called itself Barefoot, but it went under several years back (supposedly they were quite open about dress code).
Boyfriend went to France in high school (to participate in a soccer tournament) and Costa Rica last summer for a bachelor's party! They got to jump off a cliff and go zip-lining and 4-wheeling. Lots of prostitutes though. I don't think I'd want to go to an area that's THAT touristy.
Dear brain, please remember to shut the car window if it starts raining/looks like it's going to rain before I leave work (a bee made its way inside while I was driving back from therapy). Love, me.
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Pro-retention supporters said the citizens have spoken and rejected the "harmful and ill conceived" efforts of the anti-retention campaign against Iowa Supreme Court Justice David Wiggins.
Iowa State Bar Association President Cynthia Moser of Des Moines said she applauds the decision to retain Wiggins and all the 78 justices and judges, saying it shows Iowans want to maintain fair and impartial courts and are confident in the merit selection and retention system.
About 94 percent of the precincts early Wednesday reported Wiggins with 641,283 "Yes" votes to 539,285 "No" votes. Justices Edward Mansfield, Thomas Waterman and Bruce Zager each had more than 780,000 "Yes" votes.
Conservative activist Bob Vander Plaats said he believes the people of Iowa are the winners, even though the votes didn't remove Wiggins from the bench.
"Iowans know judicial activism when they see it, thanks to the retention efforts in both 2010 and 2012," Vander Plaats said. "Iowans know more about judicial retention than any other time in history and have established the template to hold activist judges accountable."
Vander Plaats said more people voted "No" in this election than in 2010, which proves the message resonated with the voters.
This was the second anti-retention campaign led by Vander Plaats and special interest groups after the first campaign in 2010 successfully ousted Justices David Baker, Marsha Ternus and Michael Streit over the Varnum opinion, which ruled the state's Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutional because it failed to provide equal protection for all and that led to legalizing same-sex marriage.
Baker said he was pleased that the majority of voters were determined to keep politics out of the courts and to keep the courts fair and impartial.
"I think the vote also reflects a better understanding of the Varnum decision, both what it means and that the decision was the right decision under Iowa's equal protection clause," Baker said. "As reflected in the states where same-sex marriage is on the ballot, I also think more people are accepting the concept that same sex couples are entitled to the rights and benefits of civil marriage."
Donna Red Wing, executive director of One Iowa, said she believes this vote shows views are shifting about same-sex marriage, and Iowans didn't buy into Vander Plaats' campaign as a way to punish Wiggins for the Varnum ruling. She commended Wiggins for not campaigning and politicizing his position under the pressure of special interest groups.
"It was a good night," Red Wing said. "This was the first time Maryland and Maine voted to legalize same-sex marriage. I think all of this, a combination of this election and others around the country have shifted views. This was about Varnum."
Red Wing said she thinks the education provided by Justice Not Politics and the bar association helped Iowans understand the ruling and the merit selection and retention process.


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Astronomical alignments were vital in Mesoamerica
2013 03 20
Past Horizons
A three year examination of astronomical alignments found in the buildings of Mesoamerican cities has demonstrated the basis of some pre-Columbian rituals.
Archaeologist Francisco Sánchez Nava, of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), together with archaeoastronomer Ivan Sprajc, from the Centre of Scientific Research of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts, jointly developed the project The Archaeo-astronomical Properties of Architecture and Urbanism in Mesoamerica.
Investigating the ancient sites for astronomical alignments
Through the research, archaeologists are trying to establish archaeo-astronomical patterns to see if these impacted in some way to distribution alignments and placement of pre-Colombian cities and the main structures within Mesoamerica. To date, 150 Maya sites have been investigated in the Gulf of Mexico, the Central Highlands and Oaxaca, with a range of temporal periods from the Formative to the late Postclassic (500 BCE - 1521 CE).
Based on the results so far obtained, Sanchez Nava said that of the buildings that have had alignment measurements taken, more than 70 per cent are solar in nature and their functionality is undoubtedly based on an east-west direction, with Mesoamericans mainly viewing sunrises and sunsets.
Tikal Temple
Equinox did not fit
Although the researchers have no doubt that solstice was important to the people with alignments found in all the archaeological sites studied so far the same is not true for equinox.
Perhaps surprisingly, it seems that equinox alignments are a recent tourist based fashion which have no real basis or hard evidence, with the results of the study reinforcing this.
Distinct repeating patterns
Sanchez Nava also explained that they found the patterns of orientation of the buildings built in the majority of archaeological sites of the Highlands are shared with most sites of the Maya Region, in the lowlands, such as Chichén Itzá and Uxmal.
However, at many other Highland sites such as Tonina and Largatero, there is a distinct and repeating pattern that still remains a mystery.
One hypothesis is the construction and alignment of these Highland Maya sites are related to the cycles of Venus, but the researchers still lack some vital measurements to prove this theory.
Meanwhile, on the north coast of the Yucatan peninsula, on the fringe of Quintana Roo, Sanchez Nava Sprajc found a further alignment pattern different from the previous two: apparently, architectural alignments of this region are due to the cycles of the moon. he said.
Sanchez Nava explained the importance of astronomy in these archaeological sites is beyond doubt, and that for some years it has been accepted that Mesoamerican cities are not distributed randomly, but by strict and defined guidelines, alignments architectural and urban patterns, are all based on a series of observations of the environment as the stars.
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Hatia Howrah Express Train ( Train Number is 18616)
Indian Railways is own by Government of India runs Hatia Howrah Express (Train Number - 18616) train between HTE and HWH Railways station. This train is available on Sun,Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri,Sat for your journey. Seat reservation availability on this train can be checked on Indian Railways Official website. You can reserve/book your birth in Hatia Howrah Express online on IRCTC official Website too! As per Indian Railways Time Table, Scheduled departure time of this train from HTE is 6:55 and arrival time at HWH is 20:15. It covers total in between and average time to reach HWH is 9h 25m . Average Speed of this Hatia Howrah Express is .
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18616 | Hatia Howrah Express | HTE | HWH | 21:10:00 | 06:35:00 | 9h 25m |
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Unadilla's Ragan Edges Up In Points With Top 15 At Loudon
LOUDON, NH – David Ragan started the Lenox Industrial Tools 301 26th and was able to ride out the fuel mileage race to the end to finish 14th. The finish is Ragan's best finish at the 1.058-mile track and boosted Ragan up to 13th in the Championship point standings.
After a restart on lap 280. Blickensderfer told Ragan to save some fuel, knowing very well it could come down to a fuel mileage gamble and that's exactly how it played out. Ragan conserved and didn't have to pit in the final laps. Some competitors ran out of fuel, while many were also able to make it to the end for a top 15 finish.
"I think we had a top 10 to top 15 UPS Ford here today," said Ragan. "Track position and strategy meant so much and Drew did a nice job of playing that game all day. We were kind of hoping for fewer cautions there near the end, and we were saving fuel. Some of our counterparts were able to make it but we wouldn't have, so we saved a little gas at the end."
"To get a top 15 at one of our worst tracks is good for our team. I can't wait to get to Pocono, Michigan and Bristol, we've got a good season going and I can't wait to get to some of these tracks where we know we run well at," the Unadilla native added.


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The icy brilliant mornings of winter, storms past, villagers from the poorer communities chopping fallen branches for firewood, the garden a bed of russet fallen leaves. The harvest is at an end and the farmers are leaving to hunt in the Richtersveld and the cold beautiful desert of the Namib. Some of the hunters are more enlightened and will cull herds of kudu or eland to ensure the young buck will not starve in the spring. The killing will be clean and professional, the venison prepared for families back home, more meat and offal salted or dried, no waste. Other hunting expeditions will be given over to drunkenness and wounded animals left to die on the veld, a macho killing frenzy of waste and cruelty.
The former art teacher has flu and wants a bowl of my minestrone soup and I shall make that today, take a flask along to a planning meeting for workshops on healing from sexual violence. I use what vegetables I have in the kitchen, so it may not be a classic winter minestrone. Following minestrone techniques, however, I cook my chopped vegetables in layers, adding them separately so the flavours do not muddle. There will be a soffrito or mirepoix of sorts,chopped and diced leeks and red onion, minced garlic, celery, fennel, green beans, field mushrooms, and carrots which are softened in olive oil, then courgettes and a little Swiss chard cooked, a few baby turnips and parsnips added and cooked. Then homemade tomato passata, not too much. I don't need stock so I use spring water from the mountains. Simmer a while, put in some lentils, not too much, then finely sliced cabbage or kale. Add cooked or canned borlotti beans, some small pasta shapes, fresh or frozen peas and grated Parmesan with finely chopped parsley to garnish. Season to taste.
If an Italian purist is around, I call this a tomato and vegetable soup because I don't add diced potato or risotto rice or pancetta. The starches and grains need to be in small quantities or the soup will be too heavy and leave you wanting to lie down and snore for a week. Basta!
For those haunted by the past. I found this letter and response on Rumpus an few days ago and it moved me so. Families and the intergenerational impact of alcoholism, brokenness, failure, the longing for reconciliation and another kind of life. The courage to keep trying. The compassion of strangers.
I think the first thing is to recognize how much you have, in fact, moved past these experiences, even though you claim you haven't. You would not be sober if you hadn't moved past them. You wouldn't have been such an astoundingly loving son to your mother if you hadn't. You likely wouldn't even have been capable of writing me a letter. While it's true you're haunted by your past, it's truer that you've traveled spectacularly far away from it. You swam across a wide and wild sea and you made it all the way to the other side. That it feels different here on this shore than you thought it would does not negate the enormity of the distance you traversed and the strength it took you to do it.


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I was a little concerned when I read the small print, that when they receive your phone they may not pay the full price if they find any issues with it. However, I needn't have worried as I received the full quoted amount. The whole transaction was so easy! They sent me an envelope, I popped the phone into it and posted it to them. They emailed me to tell me it had arrived. They emailed me again to say that they had processed it and would pay me the full amount on a specifed date via my chosen payment method, Paypal.... and they did! Perfect! I would definitely recommend to anyone.
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Girl may all dreams that she wears a beautiful wedding dress, while the white wedding dress is no longer the only main colors of the wedding! Then if you are a girl who is full of personality, what kind of gorgeous colored wedding dress you will choose?
In fact, the wedding dress is not important for what color but the prerequisite is to match the bride's complexion. So I will give you a general description about the different colored wedding dresses.
Green is an extremely pale, with a thorough sense of the ice crystal, like the color, if the hidden or the feeling of the green with lovely sense, it will let the bride seem as lotus.
Bright yellow wedding dress can show your pure white skin, which can put all of your youth and confidence from wearing it.
Chinese wedding dress is often in bright red, if the bride avant-garde enough, dare to bright red Chinese and Western wedding to second combination.
The elegant light blue wedding dress shows the bride's modesty and noble, which is the best choice for the bride who with romantic personality and strong inner heart.
At last with so many tips here for you to choose your suitable color, it is not very difficult to find your own colored wedding gowns.