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This just pisses me off.
Doesn't supprise me one bit. Gotta disarm the populace before you enslave them
Yep. Although the interview itself is speculative I can see this happening. Why enslave with violence when you can do it through regulation.
Why are people surprised. He said he was going to.
I've read some things that the plan is to expand the term "semi auto" to include all sorts of things.
Technically, a revolver could be termed "semi auto" if you're creative. Basically we'd be down to single shot guns
Can anyone post a source that is a real news source? Sorry, Fox News is hardly credible.
No more or less than any of the other mainstream media outlets. Besides, they aren't making the claim, they are interviewing a guy who says he's talked to "unnamed" sources in the administration. It's the credibility of the guy being interviewed that's at stake.
It wouldn't surprise me but I doubt that it's legitimate. Has the administration discussed this? Probably but I doubt they'd go through with it. It's too overt and antagonistic. It would likely trigger violence or a huge fight with congress as the ATF budget gets stripped in response. I think what we'll see is more underhanded like defunding the FBI background check system making it extremely difficult to get approved. Or something like requiring ID numbers on ammunition, banning reloading, or cigarette levels of taxes.
Your logical fallacy is: tu quoque
You avoided having to engage with criticism by turning it back on the accuser - you answered criticism with criticism.
So, back to my original question, can anyone provide a more credible source? Hell, any source that isn't Fox News?

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A seaweed farm.
The state's first commercial seaweed farm, run by the Thimble Island Oyster Co., is also awaiting approval from state health and consumer protection officials to start selling its product.
All these products need to be tested to make sure the harvested seaweed that's taking so much nitrogen out of the Sound's waters isn't also being contaminated by other pollutants. State officials don't believe that's going to happen, since the seaweed being grown now is from plots near state-approved shellfish beds that have no contamination issues.
"We made the conclusion several years ago that seaweed is a great opportunity… in several different areas," says David Carey, director of Connecticut's Bureau of Aquaculture.
Seaweed farming is a huge global business, generating more than $7 billion a year, according to The Wall Street Journal.
The plan in Connecticut is to get the Thimble Island operation licensed and the Bridgeport aquaculture school approved for processing as much as half of the farm's seaweed for sale.
Carey and other officials see this as a winning proposition for everybody: it can offer jobs and cash for hard-pressed shell fishermen who take to growing seaweed near their beds; it helps clean up the Sound, which improves things for recreational fishermen and everybody else who enjoys the water; and those farming licenses and sales can produce revenue for the state.
There are even plans to get the commercial raising of mussels (which are also raised attached to lines in the same sort of system as seaweed) going in Connecticut waters in combination with the kelp farming.
All those 150-foot long lines of seaweed, of course, could pose problems for boaters and fishermen. But Carey doesn't think that's going to be an issue.
"Those small farms could fit in a lot of places in Long Island Sound without conflicts," says Carey.
So all you locavore/health nuts out there, listen up: It won't be too long now until you can go to your local sushi dive or seafood spot or veggie hangout and order up some locally grown kelp for your dinner.
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This breathtaking vacation crosses Canada using the scenic railroad. Your trip begins in Toronto with an orientation tour and excursion to Niagara Falls. Board the Maid of the Mist for a thrilling boat ride to view thundering Niagara Falls from the river level. Back in Toronto, board the Art Deco cars of VIA Rail's The Canadian train for your 3-night rail journey through Ontario, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan. Watch the scenic countryside, lakes, and sun-dappled forests from your windows as you relax in first-class, refurbished cars from the 1950s.Disembark in Jasper and take in the beauty of Jasper National Park. Enjoy an excursion to Maligne Lake for a fully narrated cruise to Spirit Island, and travel through Jasper National Park on Icefields Parkway. Take a thrilling Ice Explorer ride on the 1,000-foot-deep Columbia Icefield. On the way to Banff National Park, drink in the stunning sights of Lake Louise with its green-blue waters forming a perfect mirror reflection of Mount Victoria. In Banff, visit Sulphur Mountain for a ride on the Banff gondola with panoramic views of Banff's spectacular scenery. Next, enjoy a wine pairing and dinner at a local winery in Kelowna, then catch a ferry to Victoria for a visit to Butchart Gardens and free time on your own. Your Canadian vacation ends back in Vancouver.
TORONTO Orientation tour; dinner at CN TowerNIAGARA FALLS Maid of the Mist cruiseTORONTO–JASPER Private bedroom on VIA Rail's the Canadian (travel in Sleeper Touring class); explore WinnipegJASPER NATIONAL PARK Cruise Maligne Lake and enjoy incredible views with a lakeside dinner; scenic sightseeing COLUMBIA ICEFIELD Ice Explorer ride on the Columbia IcefieldBANFF NATIONAL PARK Gondola ride up Banff's Sulphur MountainKELOWNA Dinner and wine pairing at Summerhill Pyramid WineryVANCOUVER–VICTORIA Scenic ferry ride through the Gulf IslandsVICTORIA Orientation tour; Butchart GardensVANCOUVER Sightseeing tour; farewell dinner
Welcome to Toronto! At 6 pm, meet your traveling companions for a welcome drink. Your Tour Director will prepare you for your upcoming adventure.
Drive south along the shores of Lake Ontario to Niagara Falls. For the adventurous, your Tour Director will suggest optional flightseeing over the falls. Then, board the MAID OF THE MIST for a thrilling boat ride to view the thundering falls from river level. Before leaving the area, see the Floral Clock, then return to Toronto for an orientation tour of the downtown area. Enjoy dinner atop the 1,815-foot-tall CN TOWER before transferring to the train station for your departure on the CANADIAN later this evening. (Breakfast, Dinner)NOTE:The operation of the Maid of the Mist cruise is subject to favorable weather and/or river conditions. When weather is unfavorable, a walking tour through the scenic tunnels will be substituted.For your convenience, baggage that will not be needed during the train journey will be checked through to Jasper. Checked baggage will not be accessible during the journey. Plan to pack an overnight bag with necessities for the train portion of the tour, including any medications, eyeglasses, and other important items.
Watch the scenic countryside from your windows as you relax in first-class refurbished art deco cars from the 1950s. Travel past the sparkling lakes and sun-dappled forests of northern Ontario. Try the observation dome for unparalleled views or enjoy quiet conversation in one of the comfortable lounges. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Enter Manitoba with its endless golden prairies and vast cultivated fields. Arrive this morning in Manitoba's capital city of Winnipeg, where you will disembark the train for time to explore this historic city, including Forks National Historic Site, a commercial hub for more than 5,000 years and now home to the Forks Market that boasts a vast number of boutiques and restaurants. Reboard the train late this morning and continue west. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
From Winnipeg to Jasper, the train roughly parallels the famed Yellowhead Route, Canada's historic trail of westward expansion. Arrive in Jasper this afternoon. Tonight, enjoy an excursion to Maligne Lake for a fully narrated CRUISE to Spirit Island. Afterward, enjoy a lakeside dinner featuring incredible views and local fare including famous Alberta beef. (Brunch, Dinner)
Enjoy a day in Jasper to explore at your leisure. Maybe take an optional guided hike on the "Path of the Glacier," where an experienced guide teaches you about the various glacier formations in the area. This afternoon, perhaps play a round of golf on one of the top-rated courses in North America or stroll the streets of Jasper with its array of specialty stores. (Breakfast)
This morning, travel through JASPER NATIONAL PARK on Icefields Parkway to the 1,000-foot-thick Columbia Icefield for a thrilling ICE EXPLORER RIDE. Climb Sunwapta Pass to savor stunning vistas of alpine meadows, waterfalls, and massive glaciers, then scale Bow Pass with splendid views of Peyto Lake. Next, stop at Lake Louise, whose green-blue waters form a perfect mirror reflection of Mount Victoria. Continue into BANFF NATIONAL PARK. (Breakfast, Dinner)
Sightseeing includes a visit to Sulphur Mountain for a ride on the BANFF GONDOLA, complete with panoramic views of Banff 's spectacular scenery. Also visit Bow Falls and the hoodoos. The balance of the day is at leisure. Consider an optional helicopter flightseeing trip for a bird's-eye views of the Rockies. (Breakfast)
This morning, travel through the spectacular beauty of Yoho National Park, one of Canada's most popular recreational areas and the site of pre-Cambrian fossil finds. On to Canada's Glacier National Park, where the motorcoach climbs 4,379-foot-high Rogers Pass, a perfect spot for photos of the impressive surrounding mountain cliffs and glaciers. Continue on to the resort city of Kelowna, attractively set on the shores of Okanagan Lake. A special evening is in store for you, with dinner and a wine pairing at a local WINERY, producing some of the best wines in British Columbia. (Breakfast, Dinner)
Catch a BC FERRY over to Vancouver Island and the charming, very British "Garden City" of Victoria. Upon arrival, visit world-famous BUTCHART GARDENS. Later, your orientation tour of Victoria includes the gardens of Beacon Hill Park, the Fairmont Empress Hotel, Bastion Square, and Thunderbird Park. Enjoy dinner on your own at one of the many restaurants in this harbor city. (Breakfast)
This morning, enjoy free time for independent sightseeing and shopping. Your Tour Director suggests an optional wildlife and whale-watching trip. For shoppers, Government Street's elegant shops and Market Square's collection of specialty stores are good places to start. History buffs should be sure to visit the Royal British Columbia Museum. (Breakfast)
This morning, take the FERRY and sail through the Gulf Islands, an archipelago known for its Mediterranean-type climate. Arrive in Vancouver for a city tour that includes the harbor and beaches, Chinatown, historic Gastown, and Stanley Park with its towering evergreen forests and totem poles. This evening, your Tour Director hosts a special farewell dinner. (Breakfast, Dinner)
Your tour ends after breakfast with guests departing on individual schedules. Airport transfers are provided. (Breakfast)
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Thinking about selling my pickup since i finally got my Powerstroke. It is a 1994 Chevrolet K1500 extended cab short bed pickup. It is 4 wheel drive and yes the 4wd does work. Everything on this truck works. It has 247,xxx miles. 350/4l60e/241. Its never let me down. Needs new tires. It has death wobble, needs a new pitman and idler arm. In January i did a complete tuneup and new brakes in the front. About October i replaced the fuel pump and filter and in January i replaced the filter again. Ryan "Mudman" rebuilt my transmission in january of 2011 and since then it hasnt missed a beat. He put alot of upgrades in it i dont even remember what he did to it but I can find out. Interior is clean. No radio but it has the faceplate for a aftermarket one. If you have any more questions text me 989-233-2914 or pm me. Looking to get $1,500 obo out of it but i may be flexible on the price shoot me some offers. No low ballers. Text for pics or pm me
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Most of the gawkers are gone from Seymour Avenue. The cars that pass Ariel Castro's house of horrors now are mostly the people who live here. The people who had to live with the unknown in their neighborhood.
With a plea deal looming we went back. Back to ask if Castro should live in prison for the rest of his life, or die for his crimes.
Reginald black lives right across the street from the now bordered up and fenced off property.
"Even if in jail, it's better to survive. He can learn from his mistakes and hopefully he can met God on better terms," said Black.
To our surprise most in the neighborhood agreed, life in prison, not death for Castro.
But then we met Diane Howard.
"He need the electric chair," said Howard.
But you see Diane has a little bit of a different perspective. She herself was kidnapped back in 1972 by two men at gun and knife point but was able to escape.
"You killed a human being," Howard expressed about Castro allegedly forcing Michelle Knight into miscarriages. "You know beat the baby out of her. That's a death penalty to me. It is a death penalty to me."
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The political parties submit to the Secretary of State's Office party symbols for the Missouri ballot. Section 115.385 of the Missouri Revised Statutes states that, "Not later than the twelfth Tuesday before an election at which the party's name will appear on the ballot, the state committee of each established statewide political party, the chairman of the county or district committee of each political party established for a county or district, and the provisional party chairman of each new party and group of petitioners shall select a party emblem and submit it in writing to the secretary of state."
After this emblem is submitted, the Secretary of State certifies it to the election authorities for ballot publication. It is important here to note the distinction between these state party ballot emblems and commonly known national party symbols.
Because the state parties submit their ballot emblems with the secretary of state's office, there may be differences between the state registered ballot emblems and the commonly known national party symbols. For instance, the commonly recognized party symbols for the democrats and republicans are the donkey and the elephant. Prior to 2004 the ballot emblem of the Missouri Democrat party was The Goddess Liberty. In 2004 the state ballot emblem of the Democrat party became a kicking donkey.
The commonly recognized party symbol of the Libertarian party is the Statute of Liberty. Because the Democrat party was already using Lady Liberty, Missouri Libertarians selected another ballot emblem. From 1996 to 2004, the Missouri Libertarian Party used the Missouri Mule as their official ballot emblem but in 2004 changed their emblem to the Statue of Liberty, matching their national party emblem.
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Sarah Palin: Does her 'Tonight Show' stand-up comedy stand up?
Sarah Palin made sure the joke was on her when she visited "The Tonight Show" Tuesday (March 2).
The former vice presidential candidate visited Jay Leno for a chat and discussed her previous broadcast career dreams. When the late-night host asked if she ever considered doing a talk show, she patted Leno's desk and quipped, "I hear once in a while this comes open."
Later Palin decided to try her hand at stand-up comedy. She kept things fairly current, especially with her references to Shaun White and the Olympics.
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I think some of her jokes went over the heads of her listeners... I doubt anyone caught the Joe Biden quip...
Yay Sarah Palin!
Yup yup quit her job to spend time with her family and work for the state of Alaska out of the box.
Such a LIAR!!! The goodbye kiss off Meg Stapleton departed the lunatics camp with speaks the truth. Only a selfish horrible greedy witch mothers by Blackberry.
what the huh? this lady does anything to be in the spotlight. so not amusing.
Better than Letterman, All the leftwing loons are running they attack anyone who disagrees or is brand a raciest.
so if she's so funny why doesn't someone give her a late night show and just see how many ppl really watch it!
She should have a show of her own. Dumb ***** , She will be getting a show of her own. Last time I checked her book sales are worth more than your life. bahahahahaha.
Sarah's been buying up HER OWN book with PAC-money (her own org's money) and then using the book as a giveaway for donations, etc. Some racket, eh?
Joe Biden seems to be having more success as an underground comic: http://emmeticus.com/?p=285
S Palin........now there is an idiot; uneducated and self-serving......plain stupid.
Sarah, girl, hang it UP.
Your support will dwindle quickly......a "has-been" very shortly.
STAY out of politics....go home and raise your children....become a Mother.
You were a liability to old John.....leave the Country and People alone.


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The Right Way to Feed Babies
by Sarah TheHealthyHomeEconomist May 12, 2010I had the pleasure of meeting a reader from Nashville, TN this past weekend. She has a 3 month old boy and asked if I would please blog about feeding babies. This one's for you, Jamie!
Once Again, The "Experts" Have it All Wrong
If there is anything that our modern culture gets totally wrong, it's how to introduce solid food to babies. Pediatricians, dieticians, and other "experts" are quick to recommend that the perfect first food for babies at about the age of 4-6 months is rice cereal. Not only is this advice completely misguided, it is also extremely harmful to the long term health of the child, contributing greatly to the epidemic of fat toddlers and the worrisome childhood obesity problem in general.
Rice cereal is not a healthy first food for babies. Not only is it an extremely high glycemic food (spikes the blood sugar) but it also contains ample amounts of double sugar (disaccharide) molecules, which are extremely hard for such an immature digestive system to digest. The small intestine of a baby mostly produces only one carbohydrate enzyme, lactase, for digestion of the lactose in milk. It produces little to no amylase, the enzyme needed for grain digestion.
What happens when a baby's digestive system doesn't properly digest a food? It rots, yes ROTS (my eleven year old asked me to emphasize this point – he said it was so gross that people would pay more attention) in the gut feeding all manner of pathogenic bacteria and fungi ushering the child quickly down the path to allergies, asthma, eczema, and other autoimmune disorders. I have nicknamed this syndrome "Garbage Gut". Over time, the pathogens and their toxins create holes in the gut wall allowing the toxins to spill directly into the blood creating an unpredictable mix of neurological symptoms. Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride MD's book Gut and Psychology Syndrome examines in detail the link between an imbalanced, pathogen dominated gut environment and abnormal behavior and/or autoimmune disorders in children.
Interestingly, avoidance of allergies is one of the reasons cited by pediatricians for using rice cereal as the first food! While rice may be gluten free, it is by no means disaccharide free and can contribute to the development of allergies and other autoimmune disorders just the same as a gluten containing cereal such as wheat or spelt. This is why going "gluten free" does not solve digestive ailments in the majority of children with auto immune issues linked to grain allergies. This approach may reduce symptoms somewhat, but it does not solve the problem entirely as the disaccharide molecule is still present in high amounts in non gluten containing grains and a similarly hard to digest starch molecule is present in grain substitutes such as potato flour, arrowroot, bean flours, etc.
Why then, is rice cereal so very popular as a baby's first food? One reason is that it is so readily accepted by the baby (who wouldn't like a food that spikes the blood sugar? It is a bit of a "high" after all) and it fills them up like a lead brick leading to longer and more frequent periods of sleeping and more passive behavior in general. Be aware that there are still some misinformed doctors that advise mothers of babies that do not sleep well to introduce rice cereal as early as 3 months old – sometimes right into the baby bottle if the tongue thrust reflex hasn't yet disappeared preventing the baby from taking food off a spoon! This is a recipe for childhood weight problems if I've ever heard one.
If your baby zonks out right after eating on a frequent basis, this is a major clue that what the child has just eaten was not easily digested (this goes for breastfeeding too .. a poor diet that is not digested well by the breastfeeding Mother will result in toxins in her breastmilk which will have an opiate like effect on the child). Dr. McBride's book mentioned above discusses this huge issue of toxins from undigested food and gut pathogens in the breastmilk as well. The same goes for adults, by the way. If you get sleepy after eating, it's because what you just ate isn't getting handled very well by your gut. The body is basically compensating for the brick in your stomach by putting you to sleep so that a sufficient amount of energy can be diverted to digestion.
So What is the Right First Food for Babies?
A baby's digestive system is much better equipped to handle fats and proteins than carbohydrates. For this reason, a wonderful first food for babies is a soft boiled egg yolk from a pastured hen. Take care to only use the yolk and not the egg white which contains difficult to digest proteins. For my own children, I started giving a taste of a soft boiled egg yolk from my own plate starting at about 4-6 months old. Just a taste! If the child is completely uninterested, then try again in a week or two. If the child likes the little taste that you put on her tongue or lip, then give her two tastes the next day and three tastes the next day, gradually building up to the entire egg yolk. Never force the child to eat. Remember that egg yolk is an extremely rich food and force feeding any rich food can cause the child to vomit.
Egg yolk from pastured chickens contain ample amounts of omega 3 fatty acids and natural cholesterol which are critical to a child's mental development and may be lacking in breastmilk depending on the quality of the mother's diet. Children who receive sufficient omega 3 fats in their diet tend to speak clearly and understand verbal direction from the parents at a very early age. I just went back and looked at my children's baby books and all 3 of them (even the boys) spoke short sentences by 15-17 months of age (with first words at around 7 months). While these sentences were very simple ("Get that", "Don't want that", "More of this") I have no doubt that getting ample omega 3′s from their diet played a big part in their ease of communicating at an early age with clear enough diction to be understood by even those outside the family.
At about 6 months of age, a bit of raw, grassfed beef or buffalo liver can be grated into the warm egg yolk for baby to eat. This mimics the traditional practice of African mother's who would chew raw liver and then give small amounts to their babies as a first food. Make sure that the raw liver is frozen for a minimum of 14 days as recommended by the USDA to eliminate any concern over parasites. Mashed banana is also a wonderful carbohydrate to add around this time as banana digests very easily due to the copious amounts of amylase present – no need for baby's small intestine to produce it herself.


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Gluten-Free Baking with Gums and More
Categories: Baking Tips, Blog Hop, Contests, Gluten Free 101
Tags: , Blog Hop, Contest, Giveaway, Gluten-Free Baking, Guar Gum, Replacing Gluten in Baking, Vegetarian gelatin, Xanthan Gum
Day 2 of Our Gluten-Free Blog Hop!
Our Contest is now closed, but I'd still love to hear from you:
- Which Blog Hop post was most helpful to you?
- Did you discover a new gluten-free blogger to follow because of our Blog Hop?
- Do you have a great gluten-free baking tip you'd like to share?
Leave a comment and tell us all! Thanks!
Gluten-Free Baking with Gums & More
"Baking with gums?" you say. "Why on earth would you bake with GUM!??"
Good question. I'm glad you asked.
We gluten-free bakers have to know all about these mysterious "gums" because they replace the gluten in our gluten-free recipes. I know it sounds peculiar, but it's really just a lesson in baking chemistry.
No individual gluten-free flour can replace wheat flour on its own, so we bakers blend several together to mimic wheat's qualities. One of the trickiest wheat flour attributes to replicate is its stickiness. Its gluten holds food together; without it, you typically wind up with a crumbly mess.
That's where the gums come in.
Xanthan (zan-than) gum is most often used to stand in for the glue-like qualities of gluten. You might have also noticed xanthan gum on ingredient labels of other foods like ice cream, salad dressing, gravies and even toothpaste.
Xanthan gum is a natural soluble fiber carbohydrate that is produced by fermenting a microorganism (Xanthomonas campestris, in case you need to know) with sugar, most often from corn (no corn remains in the gum). Xanthan gum is valued because it helps to keep oil and water mixed (hence its benefit in dressings) and also provides binding structure to hold carbon dioxide bubbles inside the food as it is cooking, keeping products like gluten-free bread from falling when removed from the oven.
Xanthan gum is pricey – running $10-$14.00 or so, per 8 ounces. Luckily, we only need a pinch in gluten-free recipes (see chart below).
Another option is Guar gum – a powder derived from the seeds of legumes (guar beans) that can add a gumminess to gluten-free baked goods. It has laxative properties though, and some find that they are sensitive to it, or even feel more full from eating products containing guar gum. I find that guar works best in cake recipes, but see the chart below for recommended amounts.
If your all purpose gluten-free flour does not already contain a gum, use this chart as a guide to how much to add in a given type of recipe. If your all purpose gluten-free flour already contains gums, then they have been added in the appropriate general purpose amount — do NOT add more gum – more is not better here! Adding too much gum to your recipe can make it gummy (go figure!).
- Yeast Breads & Pizza Recipes: 1 1/2 tsp. xanthan gum or 2 tsp. guar gum per cup of gluten-free flour blend
- Cookies: 1/4 tsp. xanthan gum or 1/2 tsp. guar gum per cup of gluten-free flour blend
- Cakes: 1/2 tsp. xanthan gum or 3/4 tsp. guar gum per cup of gluten-free flour blend
- Quick Breads & Muffins: 3/4 tsp. xanthan gum or 1 tsp. guar gum per cup of gluten-free flour blend
You've probably made Jell-O before, or used Knox unflavored gelatin in a recipe. Gelatin has amazing binding properties and can make a good replacement for gluten in certain applications. Use the amount called for in any given baking recipe, and add in with the dry ingredients.
It is NOT vegan or vegetarian, as gelatin is made from animal bones, hooves and connective tissue. There are some products which are called gelatin and are labeled "vegetarian" or "kosher." See "pectin," below.
A vegetarian substitute for gelatin is Pectin. Unlike traditional gelatin, pectin is derived from the peels of apples, plums, cranberries and other citrus. Like gelatin, it can tenderize breads and add stability to baked goods, as well. Add pectin powder with dry ingredients in baking recipes.
Another vegan alternative to gelatin, Agar Agar is a flavorless combination of dried algae that can be substituted in equal amounts where recipes call for gelatin. Agar agar is used to thicken, gel, stabilize and texturize baked goods, sauces, dressings and some beverages. It comes in powders, flakes, sheets and bars (1 bar equals 4 Tablespoons of flakes or 2 Tablespoons of powder). Generally, 1 Tablespoon agar agar flakes OR 1 teaspoon agar agar powder will thicken 1 cup of liquid. For baking, add with dry ingredients.
Other options to consider for binding: Mung Bean Flour, Pre-Gelled Potato Flour, new Flax-Based Gum Replacers; Expandex Modified Tapioca Starch.
Don't forget to check out my blogging friends' posts and enter to win goodies from each of us during this 10 Day Blog Hop!
Each Monday – Friday of the next 2 weeks, I join 9 other gluten-free bloggers to offer you bite-size tips on all aspects of living a full life, free of gluten! Hop from my post to others each day to get your nuggets of information, and to enter to win fun prizes from each of us! You can enter each day by commenting on each of our posts.
Congratulations to Wendi S! She's won a free FIVE POUND BAG of my Jules' Gluten-Free All Purpose Flour* (it already contains xanthan gum!) Check out the other prizes on each of the other blogs' posts.
Good luck and enjoy!
- Getting Started – The Gluten-Free Homemaker
- Resources – Celiacs in the House
- Traveling – Gluten-Free Travel Blog
- Eating Out – Gluten-Free Cat
- Frugal Tips – Gluten Freely Frugal
- Cooking – Ginger Lemon Girl
- Baking – Jules Gluten Free
- Kids – Lynn's Recipe Adventures
- Lunch Boxes – Tessa the Domestic Diva
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Jessica B said: on May 8, 2012
Thanks for sharing this info on gums. I also shared this info on facebook.
Cindy B. said: on May 8, 2012
Posted on facebook and twitter! And this was a very informative blog post. Thanks!
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Katrina said: on May 8, 2012
Thanks for all the great links!
Tina McCranie said: on May 8, 2012
I love southern style white cornmeal mix with buttermilk. I am trying to replicate this with gluten free options. I have tried several types of cornmeal and they all come out gooey in the middle. I usually cook my cornbread in a cast-iron skillet in the oven. Any suggestions?
Jules said: on May 9, 2012
Tina – I bake my cornbread in a cast iron skillet as well (never gooey in the middle though!). Check out my recipe and see if that helps: http://blog.julesglutenfree.com/2012/01/cornbread/
Joan E said: on May 8, 2012
I enjoy your blog and cookbooks! Thanks for sharing your wealth of information.
carrie @ gingerlemongirl.com said: on May 8, 2012
Really, really good info here Jules! Love the detailed look at each of these binding ingredients!! (no entry, just commenting!)
Michelle C said: on May 8, 2012
Shared on fb.
Annette Leberfinger said: on May 8, 2012
Thanks for the info….the chart will really come in handy when I am converting recipes!
Kathi said: on May 8, 2012
I shared on facebook! Tx for the info!!
Paula said: on May 8, 2012
Thanks for this great info on gums, it's quite helpful!
Melissa Russ said: on May 8, 2012
Thanks for being so helpful.
Mary Brinton said: on May 8, 2012
This is the most complete explanation on the subject I have seen, and very helpful. Thank you so much, Jules. I shared a link to it on FB.
Lynn said: on May 8, 2012
Thanks for all the greatinfo on gums!! So helpful
robin said: on May 8, 2012
very useful info thanks
Rayelle said: on May 8, 2012
This is great info, thank you! I just bought xanthan and guar gum a couple of days ago and haven't been sure how to use them.
I have also shared this post on Facebook! -
Joyce said: on May 8, 2012
I'm so glad people like you are willing to share their knowledge. It is hard figuring out how to cook all over again! Thank you.
Lisa F said: on May 8, 2012
I am so happy to have found you years ago. It is nice to have someobody out there who's gluten free baking experiences are something you can trust.
Jules said: on May 12, 2012
Lisa F – thank you! So happy to be of help!
Natalie said: on May 8, 2012
I learn so much from you! I hope I win!!
Jeannie Parker said: on May 8, 2012
Thanks for this. Such wonderful information.
Jillian said: on May 8, 2012
thank you so much for this info!!
Jena said: on May 8, 2012
I had no idea there were other options out there besides Xanthan and Guar for gums in GF baking. Very helpful information, thanks
julie said: on May 8, 2012
I shared on facebook
Barb said: on May 8, 2012
shared it Day 2 on FB. Good Info
pat said: on May 8, 2012
Jules, this is great information. It will help in converting recipes.
Becky said: on May 8, 2012
Shared on FB
Becky said: on May 8, 2012
Shared on FB day 2
Becky said: on May 8, 2012
Thanks for explaining the "gums"!
Emma said: on May 9, 2012
Great info on gums! I have been looking into using pectin and gelatin in my baked goods.
Melisa said: on May 9, 2012
For those who also have MSG sensitivities, know that xanthum gum, guar gum, gelatin and pectin are hidden sources of MSG. I'm going to look into some of the others you mentioned, like the Flax based one. Maybe I can use that one! Thanks for the info!
Chris said: on May 9, 2012
Thanks for the explanation. I use your flour so never gave it a second thought. I also follow u on F/B.
Jules said: on May 12, 2012
Using my flour does kindof take the guess work out of it!
kim said: on May 10, 2012
shared on facebook, thanks for all the info I am loving this 10 day gluten free learning so many tips
Susan said: on May 17, 2012
I enjoy baking, but I feel like a chemist sometimes – using the gums, as well as other ingredients necessary to bake well.
Helen said: on May 18, 2012
Thanks for the quantities to use for different situations. It really is amazing at how big a difference adding the gums makes.
In some cases, while a product we purchase may already have gums included, we find that the end result is not to our liking. By incorporating additional gum we get the desired result – so experiment!
Angel R said: on May 18, 2012
Very thankful for people like you, who make living the GF lifestyle more manageable!
Cindy W. said: on May 18, 2012
Thank you.
Bev said: on February 21, 2014
So so helpful. Thanks. Does anyone know how much agar agar powder would equal one tsp xanthan gum for cake recipe?
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"Works as Advertised - Easy to use and update"
on by hnavp66Pros Crisp, clear display makes maps easy to read. Voice announcements are clear and easy to hear, and adjust. Unit fires up and shuts down quickly . Garmin website tools now make units easy to update.
Cons Unit required extensive software and firmware updates out of the box, requiring a 2GB download.
Summary I read the 2 previous reviews and I have to say had I read them first I would not have purchased this unit. However, with that said Garmin must have issued several fixes as I've not come across any of the issues experienced by the other reviewers.
Be sure to load your firmware and software updates before putting the unit in use. The Garmin website now makes this much easier to do as the downloads are basically automated and just require time.
The unit comes on quickly, the touch screen isn't overly sensitive and is a QWERTY keyboard, making typing more intuitive. There's also the option for a straight a-b-c layout if typing isn't your thing.
Once on, the screen is bright and easy to read, but also adjustable brightness so the screen doesnt dominate the car. The suction holder is firm on the winshield. No fear of dropping off while driving (had a unit a while back that did that). When the power cord is removed the unit gives you the option to keep the unit on, or shut down. Later on, shutting the unit down is a quick button push for immediate shut off.
I have not used the bluetooth connection yet. The unit also has a screen shot function that I'm a little confused about right now, since it's not a camera unit. Perhaps to save a map copy for some reason.
When the map is up you can manuever around using a finger swipe. Zoom in and out shows quite a bit of detail. Unit will do a quick recalculation when you turn the 'wrong way.'
Good GPS unit once the updates are installed. Shop around on this one though. I bought at Costco for $340, and then 10 minutes later at Best Buy saw the exact same unit for $500. -
"Works great"
on by ahensel149Pros Previous GPS Garmin 650t. Larger, clear screen readable in all light conditions. Very quick to locate satellites. Route planning intuitive. With old unit I would often pass a street physically before the GPS would indicate the passage.
Cons Took reviewers advice and updated firmware and maps first. Tricky to find where to update firmware on Garmin site. Took six tries before map update worked. Bluetooth coordination with cell, thanks to virtually no documention, not easy.
Summary Setup, as explained, not that easy. I hoped for much better documentation; the manual with hand held hiking units were a 1,000 times better. Garmin assistance only available weekdays and not after 5. I can see why some reviewers found the setup overwhelming. At one point in the map update if you did the wrong thing you could have pooched your unit - according to the on screen warning. Easy to miss if one is in a hurry. Once the somewhat unpleasant setup was over I took the 1490T for an extensive drive. It worked great. The faster processor meant that changes in direction, such as sharp turns, was instantaneous. I haven't had to use the traffic alert but it must have been working because I did get unobtrusive advertising at the very top of the large screen. The POI feature was far superior to the 650T. Using bluetooth was a piece of cake and the clarity and volume of calls was great. All in all, an excellent unit. If it hadn't been for setup hassle I would have given it 5 stars.
My use of the unit for a week has changed my opinion drastically. It's route planning is ludicrous. In "going home" it has me driving past the road leading to my side street and go about a mile and a half to come in a back entrance and then tells me to turn right, when I should be turning left. On another route, it had me going south when I should have been directed to go north. My old GPS routing was clearly superior. It is off in it's placement of my actual location by 200 feet most of the time. Bluetooth volume to me is good but the other party thinks I am fading out all the time - this when I'm sitting in the car with the engine turned off. For those still wishing to buy, turn off ZoneAlarm (if used) before doing the map download. I was very disappointed to learn that Garmin is Taiwanese owned and the auto units are now built there. Tech help was American and good. My new rating is 1.5 stars. My unit will go back.
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"Great GPS! I don't understand the complaints!"
on by Baby_DocPros Larger speaker with clear voice output.
Larger, brighter 5.0 inch touch screen.
Easy to use interface.
Uncluttered 3-D perpective maps -easy to use and follow.
Lane assist and junction views - very nice!
Blue tooth works.
Hotfix to satellites.Cons 3-D map does not show name of street upon which you are traveling.
Points of interest not visible on 3-D maps. In 2-D must zoom to 200 ft or less to see POI.
Takes a minimum of 2.5 hours to update maps. ONLY first update is free.Summary This is my first gps purchase. I, too, bought it on black Friday for $249 at Costco. At that price it is a good value. It works as it should. I love the big screen and clear voice directions. The blue tooth works great, too!
Some people have complained that they have had problems with connecting to satellites. I did not experience this except with the first cold startup of the unit. According to Garmin, during the first cold startup, the unit gathers data of the satellite positions that it then stores in an almanac for future use, enabling almost immediate connections when you turn on the gps the next time. The gathering and writing of that new almanac of satellite postions sometimes needs an open clear unobstructed view of the sky with the gps in a stationary position. This can take 5 minutes the first time you use the gps. This almanac should not need to be rebuilt often, unless you haven't used the gps for a long time, or you had flew to a distant location and then tried to use the gps again. -
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on by wwwXpertPros 5" Screen, Free Lifetime FM Traffic, Geocoding
Cons No POIs on Map while driving, Intermittent Blank Screens when driving, Intermittent System Crashes, Usability issues when Panning Map with Touch Screen, Inaccurate Satellite Triangulation (sometimes off by 1 city block)
Summary The Garmin nuvi 1490T offers a great screen and free lifetime FM traffic but delivers poor value in usability, reliability and customization. I tested this new unit over the course of three weeks in Northern California and New York City. The system performance degraded over time where the Map display goes blank intermittently and calculation of routes takes several minutes. So if you're driving and make a wrong turn, expect to be lost because the unit becomes unresponsive while it recalculates the route which takes several minutes; and when it's done, it's not where it was previously and has to recalculate again and again. Also, Garmin removed all POI display on the Map when driving with no manual override to display POIs. As a consumer who's driving, you will not be able to see different POI categories like gas stations, coffee shops, parking, etc... Bottom-line, stay away from the Garmin nuvi 1490T.
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on by rfr88Pros Good maps. Fairly good directions. Not so good at redirects.
Cons Garmin claims this unit is Bluetooh compatible. They do not note that it seems to be comaptible with phones other than those that my wife and I, or our 3 kids own. It is NOT compatible and does not work with MANY current models of Smartphones. I have the
Summary Garmin may be a fine GPS, but it a very poor Bluetooth unit. I feel that Garmin is falsely advertising their Bluetooth compatibility. They should state that it is only compatible with some cell phones.
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June 5th - September 25th
Wednesdays at 10:00am-1:30pm
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Join us for a market day kick off to remember! Faculty and staff submit healthy grilling recipes online to the Human Resources Wellness team April 29-May 24 for a chance to compete in the Summer Grill Challenge Cook-off June 5th!
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Enroll in the Community Supported Agriculture program at GVSU. Due by April 15th.
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The Healthy Matters Film and Book club welcomes conversation about issues related to our food; How it's grown, who grows it, and how we can make our food system better and fairer for producers, consumers and the environment. Participants are welcome to attend all viewings and read the selected book or pick and choose a combination of movies and/or reading. Participants in the selected book reading will receive reader's guides and the opportunity to attend weekly facilitated discussions.
Film Screenings: Tuesdays 12:00-1:30pm Kirkhof Center/Thursdays 12:00-1:30pm Pew Campus DeVos
Weight of the Nation-June 18/June 20
Featured Read: Food Politics by Marion Nestle
Optional Read: What to Eat by Marion Nestle
Food Politics discussion group: Wednesdays 12:15-1:00pm Kirkhof Center/ Thursdays 4:15-5:00pm PEW Campus DeVos
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Grandparents Day June 26/Kids Day July 10
Kids and grandparents alike get hands on when it comes to fresh and healthy food. Meet the farmers and participate in a number of fun and educational activities at the market.
Food Legislation Day
Legislation Day August 14 10:00-1:30pm
Market go-ers will have access to legislation at the Health and Wellness table in Michigan and Washington when it comes to sustainable and healthy food practices. Learn more about how you can become involved with your local politicians to impact food processes and policies in your community and nation.
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Visit the SAP hoop houses! These unheated structures are 30' x 72' and are covered by two layers of poly to assist in creating a micro-climate that allows an extended growing season. The houses were installed in mid-August of 2011 and 2012.
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Please attend Tuesday, May 17 7:30 p.m. Planning Commision meeting on SummerHill Homes development
Original post made by SOS-Danville on May 7, 2013
Like the Elworthy Ranch development now being built by KB Homes, this project is for the dense residential development of land designated in the Danville General Plan for Agricultural use. We believe that under Measure S passed by 75% of Danville voters in 2000 that the project requires a public vote if approved by the Town. The Town, however, has been publically stating that no such vote is necessary; the claim is that since the Town government denied a public vote on the Elworthy Ranch development, they can do it again for SummerHill.
Don't let your right to decide be taken away! Please come to the hearing and tell the Commissioners that you want your vote!
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The Wildcats of Edwardsville Lincoln Junior High School will compete in the Class 4A Illinois Elementary School Association Eighth Grade State Volleyball Tournament at Kingsley Junior High School in Normal beginning Saturday.
Owners of a 21-2-1 record, the Wildcats will meet the Manteno Panthers (25-0) in a 2:15 p.m. quarterfinal on Saturday. This year's Manteno team placed third at state as seventh graders in 2012. The Wildcats took fourth place in the eighth-grade tournament in 2012.
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Board handling was certainly critical today for The Netherlands' Dorian van Rijsselberge in the RS:X Men's class. He finished 1-4 to post 8 points and maintain his lead from yesterday, while Spain's Ivan Pastor nips at his heels with 9 points.
"I have to keep my eye out for everyone," said van Rijsselberge, noting that he is pleased with the large turnout here. "It's a big course, and they can come from anywhere." The impressive 34-board fleet is all the more notable in that 19 countries are represented, including Portugal (Joao Rodrigues in third) and France (Olympic medalist Julien Bontemps in sixth), which Rijsselberge sees as additional threats to his throne.
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Few NHL players have more experience in the Stanley Cup finals than Petr Sykora, and the New Jersey Devils might be ready to give him a chance.
Sykora expects to be in the lineup for Game 4 on Wednesday night after sitting out the first three games of the finals as a healthy scratch. The two-time NHL champion hasn't played since Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals on May 19.
"It's not my decision," Sykora said. "I just try to stay in shape and be as positive as possible for the guys that are playing. It looks like I'm playing, but you never know. This is my sixth final, so I should be ready to go."
Indeed, the Czech forward has appeared in five finals during a 16-season NHL career that includes 10 seasons with 20 goals.
He made it with the Devils in 2000 -- winning the Cup that year despite getting hurt in the clincher -- and 2001 before advancing with Anaheim in 2003. He made the finals with Pittsburgh in 2008 and again in 2009, although he was a scratch for much of that playoff campaign before sitting out the Penguins' victory in Game 7 with a foot injury from blocking a shot.
"He's an option for us," Devils coach Peter DeBoer said. "We're going to consider him. We haven't scored. He's a guy that doesn't need a lot of looks to stick one in the net. That's what he does best, so he's definitely an option."
Sykora had 44 points while playing in all 82 regular-season games in his return to the Devils this season, but has just two goals and two assists in 15 playoff games.
"I never put pressure on myself scoring, because you never know," Sykora said. "It doesn't matter who scores. We just have to win tomorrow."
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