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The Explainer: Riding the high horse?
January 28, 2012 by Charles Pelkey
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A reader considers using human growth hormone to fight aging and argues doping rules are just plain wrong
Dear Explainer,
I read with interest your column on supplemental testosterone therapy for older men and the impact it might have on the aging process. I usually like your column, except when you get on your high horse on the subject of doping.
I am a 57-year-old masters' racer and can probably say I am basically just a "weekend warrior" and not looking to make a living off of my riding. First off, it seems unfair to apply the anti-doping rules used for professionals to a bunch of older riders whose lives include more than just racing.
Even then though, I think professionals should be allowed to dope, too. As one of the comments said at the end of your column last week, open doping would "level the playing field" and it would stop all of these stupid guessing games about whether someone has doped or not.
I have friends who've been using supplemental testosterone for years now and they look healthy and strong and say they feel great. I had considered it, but my doctor says that my levels are not all that low and she doesn't want to run the risk.
I have been asking her about using human growth hormone as well, but she seems reluctant. I live close enough to Mexico that I have thought about traveling there to make an appointment to see a doctor about buying hGH and maybe testosterone there. If I get caught, then fine. I'll just ride on my own.
Does cycling even have a test for hGH?
— Raymond
Dear Raymond,
To be honest, I was tempted to just delete your email, largely because you seem to be advocating practices and arguments that I find to be both medically dangerous and morally abhorrent. Whoa, I just used "morally abhorrent" to dismiss your argument … okay, okay, so maybe I am riding a high horse.
So, instead of deleting your email, let's take a look at what you're suggesting.
I often receive emails and see comments from those who want sport to take a sort of laissez-faire approach to the question of doping. For a lot of reasons, I've never been able to buy into that kind of thinking.
Rules are rules
In your case, let's start off with the most obvious. Doping is against the rules. Yeah, I see that you're a 57-year-old masters' racer and, frankly, no one outside of a really small circle of participants, friends and family is ever going to take notice of race results turned in by guys in our age groups.
Nonetheless, you've chosen to engage in a competition with a specific set of rules with which every participant, either explicitly or implicitly, has agreed to comply. That may not seem like it's important when you're riding in the Men's 55+ division at the local Tour de Office Park, but it is.
When others are complying with the rules and you don't, you're not participating in the same event. By suggesting that you might dope and ride until you are caught, you've pretty much abandoned the whole concept of what makes a sport a sport. Operating under a commonly accepted set of rules is the very essence of sport. Think about the alternative for a moment.
I could, for example, quite easily win the Masters Golf Tournament this coming April. I would crush Tiger Woods and the rest of the professional field with a series of guaranteed holes-in-one. Of course, in my case, a Kim-Jong-Il-like golfing performance could only come about if Woods and others followed the rules and I simply carried the little white ball from the tee and dropped it into each hole.
Under the current rules, doping is just a subtler version that obvious (and admittedly ridiculous) strategy. Raymond, aside from the medical risks (which we'll touch upon in a minute) of your planned foray into Mexico, you risk cheapening the experience of competition for yourself and for those against whom you would be "competing."
Dope for one, dope for all!
But aside from suggesting that you are thinking about cheating until caught, you've also raised the common argument that doping shouldn't be part of the rules governing sport – especially ours.
I've heard that a lot and the argument usually comes down to the advocates of performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) saying that getting rid of doping rules would, as you said, level the playing field. They summarize their argument with a variant of the old NRA bumper sticker, suggesting that "when PEDs are outlawed, only outlaws will use PEDs."
In my book, that's a surrender to the belief that dopers will always be a step ahead of the testers, so we should just give up. It's an argument that may have once carried weight, but the progress since the creation of WADA and increased funding for research has narrowed the gap. I honestly believe sports in general, and cycling in particular, are cleaner now than they have been since advent of blood-manipulating drugs, like EPO.
When discussing the scourge of sports doping in historical terms, we often hear of early efforts dating back to the ancient Olympic Games. But honestly, the real impact of doping in sport wasn't felt until the development of exogenous hormones that allow competitors to alter the fundamental structures of their bodies, artificially stimulating muscle growth and, above all, altering the composition of their blood.
Unnecessary risks
When recombinant erythropoietin began to make its appearance in cycling, the early mistake some athletes made was to operate on the belief that if a little is good, more must be better. We've all heard anecdotes about riders jacking their hematocrits up to and beyond 60 percent in the early days. We also all heard some reasonable speculation that the spate of cardiac deaths that affected riders in the early 1990s were not merely coincidental.
Despite Michele Ferrari's now-infamous pronouncement that if properly administered EPO is quite safe, the drug, even in moderate doses, poses some serious risks, including cardiovascular complications and elevated rates of some types of hormone-sensitive cancers.
As EPO use in the peloton became more common – and more sophisticated – once-dominant riders were finding themselves struggling. Some were soon faced with that Faustian choice of whether to dope or to retire.
In the pre-Festina-scandal world of cycling, teams were actively engaged in promoting drug use by riders and, to some new recruits, it was made clear that they could either dope … or go back home and become a bricklayer.
After that infamous 1998 Tour scandal, the pressures remained, but were far more subtle. Your argument in favor of "leveling the playing field" would return us to a point where athletes would essentially be required to dope in order to compete. Were such doping without medical risk, that might be a valid point, but it isn't without risk.
What you're offering is a world in which we'd be asking 20-year-olds to make decisions whose consequences may not manifest themselves for years. For what? For our entertainment? So that Phil and/or Paul can happily declare that a certain rider just turned in "an unbelievable performance!" (without the slightest hint irony)? Unbelievable, indeed.
The law of unintended consequences
As a recent chemotherapy patient, I was a little disappointed to learn that EPO and other erythropoeisis-stimulating agents (ESAs) were not an option for me, even when my hematocrit dropped from its normal 48 to less than 30. For years, such chemo-induced anemia was casually treated by oncologists who saw ESA use as a logical response to declining red blood cell counts. As it turned out, though, there was a significantly higher rate of cancer recurrence in those patients receiving ESAs than in those who did not. Oops.
I am not suggesting that well-monitored use of ESAs will automatically lead to higher rates of heart disease and cancer among otherwise healthy populations. What I am suggesting, though, is that we are at a point in modern medicine where even our most sophisticated methods are still quite crude. We simply do not know what the long term consequences are in many cases.
You know, back in the old days – the late 1960s and '70s – hGH was only available by removing it from donor cadavers. In 1985 doctors began diagnosing and reporting cases of patients, who had received hGH treatments 15 or 20 years earlier, developing Creutzfeldt–Jakob disease – also known as Mad Cow Disease. It was enough to prompt the removal of cadaver-sourced growth hormone from the market. Oops.
These days, recombinant growth hormones are produced by several pharmaceutical companies, using sophisticated genetic engineering techniques. Your risk of exposure to Creutzfeldt–Jakob or some other transmissible spongiform encephalopathy is pretty much nil. Of course, there are still increased risks for other things like headaches, impaired vision, a rare form of diabetes, Hodgkins lymphoma and – just like last week – sexual dysfunction. Oops.
In your case, you're considering the use of human growth hormone despite there being very little peer-reviewed evidence of its potential benefit and ample evidence that it carries with it significant risk. Again, you're a masters' racer. Your decision isn't going to change the world, nor will it place the onus of making a similar decision upon a 20-something rider trying to make his or her way in the world of professional sport.
In your case, it's just a risky – and potentially stupid – move that will probably only affect you. Do yourself a favor, though, and read an interesting 2003 article in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, which concludes that "the over exaggeration of the effects of growth hormone in muscle building is effectively promoting its abuse and thereby encouraging athletes and elderly men to expose themselves to increased risk of disease for little benefit."
That "over exaggeration" is the result of a burgeoning industry of hGH advocates who see it as another in a long line of "cures" for the aging process. There is a lot of anecdotal evidence out there, but there haven't been comprehensive, double-blind studies of the anti-aging effects of hGH. A valid study would examine both its purported anti-aging effects and the potential for negative side-effects. Simply put, at this point there is little evidence to suggest that hGH is either safe or effective when it comes to athletes or those of us who dream about being young again. Despite the absence of compelling evidence that it provides a competitive edge, WADA has included hGH on its banned substances list.
Look, Raymond, we all get older. Like you, I miss being 25 and fast. Unlike you, I am not willing to tamper with my body chemistry in a seemingly futile effort to turn back the clock. Let's just roll with it.
And, yes, WADA does have an hGH test. Watch out.
– Charles
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Here's how RW members rated this race (57 votes).
In short: Wet and wild but the marshals were brilliant , what a friendly encouraging bunch !Date of review: March 26, 2013
In short: Great race again. despite the weather.In full: My second year doing this race, and again it was terrific. Even with the rubbish weather (hail and rain) the whole thing ran like clockwork. The course is fast and 90-95% flat with brilliant marshalls and a great prep area with a good tea shop. Added chip timing this year as well. Dragged a friend along and despite the rain he loved it. We'll both be back next year.Date of review: March 25, 2013
In short: Great organisation, nice course, scenic area, good support, naff medalIn full: First time at this event, which was spoilt by the awful weather. Apparently, it has been very good weather in the past. If so, it would make this a really enjoyable race as it is very scenic, on quiet country lanes(mostly) and starts and finishes in the grounds of the lovely Exbury Gardens. Worth a visit during good weather. Nice tea-room and plentiful, clean toilets add to the overall enjoyment of the event.The route does meander a bit with 2 gentle slopes and a 500m section on shingle that will slow you down. The last 1KM through the grounds is very welcome. Plenty of Marshalls all around the course and every supportive. Many thnaks to them all and the organisers for the event. Credit for standing out in the awful weather.Just one minor gripe: the finish memento medal this year(2013) was very poor quality. Perhaps something more worthy of the entry fee for future races?Thanks again to all for a wonderful morning out, despite the relentless rain!I'll be back and will encourage others.Date of review: March 20, 2013
In short: Glad I got up early!In full: First time doing the Exbury and glad I did. Loads of parking, lovely setting, nice rural lane course, good views of the I.O.W. and the last km in the gardens. No truck with where the finish line was myself. Could not fault the organisation, so many friendly marshals out there! Many thanks to those brave souls in the heavy showers.Date of review: March 18, 2013
In short: great race despite the weatherIn full: Well organised race, friendly marshals. Flat course, mostly tarmac with a bit of gravel and a very short muddy section. If the weather had been better a PB would be a real possibility.Really enjoyed this race and would definitely do it again.Date of review: March 18, 2013
In short: Really good fun, despite the weatherIn full: Once again this has been an excellent race. The weather appalling, but in the 5 years I've run this, it is the first bad day. And it seemed to be trying to make up for all the good weather runs in one hit. Wind, rain, hail, and loads of huge puddles.Thanks to all the encouragement from the excellent marshals. turning out on a day like this was above and beyond.Scenery is better than a 4/5 but you couldn't really see it today.Excellent organisation.Medal a little poor at the end. Bring back the paperweight.Date of review: March 17, 2013
In full: Very wet! managed to take 2 mins and 30 seconds off from my time last year. Good organisation and marshalls were friendly and encouraging on the way round. My son, husband and dog!did the fun run, I dont think many took part but the weather probably put some off, would be great to have the fun run again next year. My son loved his medal and also got an easter egg. A race for all abilities and will defiantely be back next yearDate of review: March 17, 2013
In short: beautiful scenery-a race I look forward to every year!Date of review: February 3, 2013
In short: Beautiful race, well organised and a fast courseIn full: This was my favourite 10km race of the year. Lovely course, pretty fast and mainly flat, helpful marshalls and it has a great atmosphere. As others have said, the finish line could do with being altered so more of a crowd can build. Can't fault it other than that.Date of review: September 28, 2012
In short: Love this raceIn full: Can't fault this race. Lovely course, well organised, fab marshalls and nice goody bag/squash/biscuits at the end. 3rd year running it, will definitely be back again. Well done Hardley. Date of review: March 24, 2012


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I discussed earlier in relation to solo play how people used secret alts as a method to avoid burn out. Not having a show-as-offline function will not just mean that people do as they are told and stay online, it may also mean they don't log on at all. We all need a break now and then. With this change, I now feel as if I am being recognized as a whole person by Blizzard, not just as the excitable guild mate they wish I always was, but also someone who occasionally needs to play WoW alone on a secret alt.
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Back in May when Diablo came out, I wrote a post bemoaning the lack of an "Invisible" feature on Battle Net. Well, today I arrive with good news: They are going to be implementing an invisible feature for Battle.Net!
I've still seen a certain amount of naysaying or people who seem unhappy that this is a feature they are going to implement. First of all, I think it's important to look at context. Most major chat programs have had this feature for the entirety of my time on the internet. I was using ICQ (I Seek You, remember, ahah) in 1996 or 1997. I can't remember which, but my original number was seven digits. This is an invitation for all ICQ e-peeners to tell me that THEIR number was in fact only FIVE digits or less! (Vosskah does this every time ICQ is mentioned). Anyway, ICQ had an option with the little invisible flower face. You could see friends that were online and even message them, but you yourself appeared offline. Which was great, because there's always that one person who is going to message you as soon as they see you come online. You don't like them, you're fine with them, you just don't always want to talk. Or maybe you only want to talk to one specific person and you just want to check and see if they are online. Whatever your motivations, I think it's important to make this really clear:


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My son has decided to play football. He played midget football, but now that he is entering high school I worry that the chance for injuries is higher. The other day I read about boys hospitalized for compartment syndrome because they had taken creatine, which many athletes take. I am torn between wanting to support his dreams and wanting to protect my son from harm. Any advice? Also, can you tell me more about compartment syndrome? -- Tina
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Thank you for asking about something that must be on the mind of many parents.
It is true that as many as 30 high school football players in Oregon, complaining of triceps pain, were examined for what appeared to be compartment syndrome following an intense practice. A serious injury, compartment syndrome affects the body's soft tissue. Was it creatine? No. This legal supplement is simply protein in powder form, which actually hydrates muscles rather than dehydrates them.
Rather than blame a substance that no one took and could not cause this ailment, let's look at the causes of compartment syndrome.
Compartment syndrome occurs when pressure builds up in the compartments where muscle, blood vessels and nerves intersect. When this happens, blood cannot circulate to the muscles and nerves to supply them with oxygen and nutrients. As a result, they begin to die. Unfortunately, limbs are threatened because the muscle and nerve damage constricts blood flow. Just as frightening is the possibility of kidney damage.
Why? The Mayo Clinic says the condition is often induced by strenuous exercise -- in particular, repetitive exercise that works the same muscles over and over. Heat and dehydration play a huge role as well. While medications and infection can also be associated with compartment syndrome in isolated cases, this is certainly unrelated to the healthy high school boys who were in football practice in Oregon.
Compartment syndrome is often diagnosed by its symptom known as the Five P's. They are pain, pressure, paresthesia (numbness), pressure and pulselessness. It is a very rare diagnosis with 14 of the 30 players requiring hospitalization and three actually needing surgery for treatment. So rare, in fact, it made national news and set off an alarm to parents and coaches everywhere.


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A federal lawsuit filed this week alleges that Bradley County General Sessions Court has violated non-English speaking defendants' civil rights by making them pay for interpreters.
Attorneys on both sides of the case said the issue has state and national implications.
The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in Chattanooga by Flores Vidal Enriquez and Mark Weissenberg, states that the Bradley County General Sessions Court charged Enriquez for interpreter services provided by Weissenberg.
The U.S. Department of Justice has maintained for at least a decade that a defendant's right to a fair trial includes the right to interpreter services at court expense.
"This is an important issue for our community. As the complaint states, many residents need an interpreter in order to have meaningful access to our courts," said attorney Travis McDonough with the Miller & Martin law firm in an email Friday. He and Kevin Hudson represent the plaintiffs.
The suit seeks an injunction to stop the Bradley court from charging for interpreter services and undisclosed compensation for Weissenberg, who claims he wasn't paid for interpreting work.
But Bradley County Attorney Joe Byrd said the rule is in direct conflict with Tennessee Supreme Court rules, which require that interpreter services be included in court costs if a defendant is not indigent.
"The question is, can you ever charge a defendant court costs for an interpreter?" he said. "You're looking at something that's across the state of Tennessee and in other states. It's an issue that needs to be settled, not just for Bradley County, not just for Tennessee."
Enriquez had been charged with simple assault and was required to appear four times in Sessions Court before his charges were dismissed. The court then assessed him court costs for Weissenberg's interpreting, according to the lawsuit.
The lawsuit claims that courts are violating civil rights by discriminating based on national origin. The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that linguistic ability is tied to national origin.
Rosemary Dann, chairwoman of the National Association of Judiciary Interpreters in Washington, D.C., said the practice of charging for interpreters isn't isolated to Bradley County.
"Unfortunately, this happens with more frequency than we would like," she said. "It's not going to start getting addressed until court cases are brought regarding violations of civil rights."
Last August, the U.S. Justice Department sent a letter to state Supreme Court chief justices and court administrators nationwide, instructing courts to maintain access to interpreters at no charge.
Laura Klein Abel, the deputy director of the justice program at New York University's Brennan Center for Justice, has researched access to interpreters in state courts nationwide. She said providing interpreters isn't for the defendant only; it helps the entire judicial process.
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• "It would be unjust for Bradley County to attempt to meet constitutional and statutory obligations to Hispanic limited English proficiency defendants in Bradley County General Sessions Court at Mr. Weissenberg's expense when Bradley County, not Mr. Weissenberg, holds the obligation to allow Hispanic limited English proficiency defendants meaningful access to its courts."
"It goes to the public's perception of the court's fairness, which is something that we all have to worry about," she said.
Across the country, Abel said, more courts are providing interpreters free of charge as the Justice Department instructs, but some court systems do not.
"It's surprising because it's been clear for at least a decade that this is a violation of the Civil Rights Act," she said. "So whenever you have a court that's charged with enforcing the law actually breaking the law, it's always surprising."
Rob Cruz is a director of the National Association of Judiciary Interpreters who lives in Athens, Tenn. and has worked in Bradley County's juvenile and criminal courts. He said he has not seen defendants charged for interpreter services in either of those courts, but has heard of the practice in Sessions Court.
"Part of the problem is Bradley County does not have a policy in place that says what happens when a person needs an interpreter and can afford one," he said.
If the court rules that a person cannot afford an interpreter, state funds reimburse the county for the interpreter's fees of about $40 per hour.
Cruz said he advised Byrd and Bradley County Court Clerk Gayla Miller on ways to change the Sessions Court policy in recent months.
Byrd confirmed that he and the clerk spoke with Cruz, but said the courts are still bound by state Supreme Court rules.
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Could somebody please tell me why taxpayers have to provide free interpreters to illegals who commit crimes and can't speak English? Yes, make sure that they have an interpreter, but if afterwards they are guilty, then they should pay court costs which include the fees for interpreters. All ilegals have already commited one crime as soon as they come illegally across the border. We already give them free medical care at our hospital emergency rooms and reward them for having children here. This whole mess is grossly unfair to all the rest in the world who apply legally and wait for their chance to become legal naturalized citizens. Further, this situation undermines the citizenship of all Americans.
Where in this story does it say Enriquez is an "illegal"? Also, the charges against him were dismissed. The previous commenter appears to have difficulty with reading comprehension. P.S. English is not the official language of the United States.
It doesn't say he is illegal but if he were a citizen he would have to speak English that is part of the application.Eighty two percent of people in the U.S.speak English.
If found guilty all cost should be charged to the defendent regardless of ethnicity or legal/illegal status. If not guilty all expense should be remimbursed including attorney fees. Our legal system has bankrupted many individuals and businesses defending themselves and found not guilty.
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text: | Did Hitler have a son?April 25, 2012 - Stephen BrowneYears ago I came across an article, I forget where but I believe it was a major news magazine, that there was a man in France who claimed to be the illegitimate son of Adolf Hitler. The article said that one Jean-Marie Loret who died in 1985, claimed his mother Charlotte Lobjoie told him in the 1950s he was the son of the then-obscure corporal in the German army in France during World War I. As I remember, the article went on to say Loret had children and grandchildren, and his wife had left him after he told her his parentage. Loret later wrote a book about his claim, and the alleged trauma he suffered because of the revelation. The issue sank out of sight (this was before DNA testing) and I just assumed it was a hoax. Now it seems the French magazine Le Point has announced there is evidence Loret was telling the truth. http://www.lepoint.fr/societe/exclusif-le-fils-francais-cache-d-adolf-hitler-17-02-2012-1432303_23.php Le Point claims there is evidence Hitler covertly supported Loret's mother during the occupation of France, sending envelopes of cash via German officers and that paintings by Hitler were found in Lobjoie's attic. Well, if that is true then Loret's descendants should be very wealthy from the sale of the paintings. But only for the historical record, and as an interesting psychological exercise. Surviving paintings by Hitler show competent technique, but an odd sense of proportion and perspective. http://www.google.com/search?q=hitler+paintings+price&hl=en&client=firefox-a&hs=gMp&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&prmd=imvns&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=Kl-YT-6KJMbbggf7n9jEBg&ved=0CE8QsAQ&biw=1680&bih=861 So does Hitler have living descendants? Today it would be possible to verify this to a fair degree of certainty by comparing the DNA of Loret's offspring with known relatives of Hitler, but I actually don't think it matters anymore. Does anybody care that Joseph Stalin, who murdered by conservative estimates at least ten times as many innocent people as Hitler, has a living grand-daughter? Who by the way, is half American? I am pleased to see this doesn't seem to be creating much of a stir. Perhaps we are beyond barbarous notions of hereditary guilt and evil "in the blood." Article CommentsNo comments posted for this article. Post a Comment | in: News, Blogs & Events Web |


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Ronda Storms" href="http://www.latimes.com/topic/politics/government/ronda-storms-PEPLT00008252.topic">Ronda Storms is a Republican state senator from Florida. She is also a mom who buys the groceries for her family of four.A few months ago, Storms, 46, started noticing that some fellow shoppers were using federal food stamp money to purchase a lot of unhealthful junk. And it galled her — at a time when Florida was cutting Medicaid reimbursement rates, public school funding and jobs — that people were indulging in sugary, fatty, highly-processed treats on the public dime.
"If we're going to be cutting services across the board," she said, "then people can live without potato chips, without store-bought cookies, without their sodas."
That sense of unfairness, plus a concern about the health of needy children, is the motivation behind a bill Storms sponsored that would prohibit people from purchasing "nonstaple, unhealthy foods" with funds provided by the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP.
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"It's like we're attacking poor people because they're poor, and because they're asking for some assistance," Gibson said.
But Storms noted that the other opponents had been the lobbyists for big business: the Corn Refiners of America, the Florida Beverage Assn., the Florida Petroleum Marketers and the Convenience Store Assn.
"Why is that? Because they know they are raking it in from food stamps," Storms said.
Nationwide, the pushback has come from a rather odd coalition of activist groups and the food industry. In July, a group that included the National Council of La Raza, the Snack Food Assn. and the Frozen Potato Products Institute issued a statement asking the federal government to "preserve food choice" for the poor.
One key objection raised by the coalition — an objection the USDA echoed in its denial of New York's demonstration project — is the possibility that further restrictions might lead to further stigma. Feeling ashamed or uncomfortable about being on public assistance, advocates believe, may deter people from signing up for food aid. Alleviating such discomfort is one reason SNAP recipients now use electronic benefit cards similar to debit cards, instead of the old paper stamps, which easily identified shoppers on public assistance.
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Agriculture Department officials, in a 2007 paper, identified other "serious" problems with the idea of restricting unhealthful foods. Keeping tabs on hundreds of thousands of American food products would be costly and complicated.
Moreover, they argued, there are no "clear standards" for what constitutes healthful food: by some measurements, diet soda, which is low in calories and sugar, could be considered "healthier" than orange juice.
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As if Ottawa's Winterlude celebrations couldn't get any sweeter, next year's festive event is set to include Taste of Winterlude, which has been successful since it first began. Talented chefs from Ottawa and nearby Gatineau will serve up their creative dishes so that visitors can get an idea of the spectacular culinary scene in the Canadian capital. Many of the participating restaurants are conveniently located near Ottawa accommodations.
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Earlier this semester, Oklahoma Baptist University Assistant Professor of KALS Gina Kraft and Director of Student Success Monica Mullins were struck by a pickup truck while cycling. Kraft sustained minor injuries while Mullins fought to recover from a serious spine injury. Mullins� doctor predicted that Mullins would endure at least a 12-week recovery period before being able to ride again.
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�The Bison race was the upcoming Saturday so, I had to be comfortable enough to ride by the following Saturday,� said Kraft. �I rode horses while I was young and I learned early on that the longer you take to get back on a horse after you fall, the more difficult it becomes to ride again.�
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Servings: 6 to 8 servings
Prep Time: 30 minutes
Cook Time: 40 minutes
Difficulty: Easy
1 18 1/4-ounce package yellow cake mix
1 egg
8 tablespoons butter, melted
1 15-ounce can of pumpkin
1 8-ounce package cream cheese, softened
3 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla
8 tablespoons butter, melted
1 16-ounce box powdered sugar
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon nutmeg
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
To make the cake, combine all of the ingredients and mix well. Pat the mixture into a lightly greased 13x9-inch baking pan.
Prepare filling:
In a large bowl, beat the cream cheese and pumpkin until smooth. Add the eggs, vanilla, and butter and beat together.
Next, add the powdered sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, and mix well.
Spread pumpkin mixture over cake batter and bake for 40 to 50 minutes. Make sure not to over bake as the center should be a little gooey.
Serve with fresh whipped cream.
I just made this tonight for thanksgiving because I like having something pumpkin-y for dessert and it was such a hit that it's now been requested as a mandatory desert at Christmas too! It's so delicious and easy to make. Thank you for this recipe!!!
By Sheena gilmour on November 29, 2013
I have baked this cake for Thanksgiving for the 4th year now and it never gets old. This has to be one of my favorite recipes to make for the Thanksgiving/Christmas season right up there with my Grandma Stella's cranberry jello salad. Thank you Paula Deen and Family for all you do and continue shedding a bright light in kitchens everywhere....Happy Thanksgiving and Merry Christmas!!
By Cheri Hudson on November 28, 2013
Paula, I love this recipe! Thank you. We think you are pretty wonderful around here. Unfortunately, there hasn't really been anywhere for your supporters to vocalize that support lately. But please know that we love you! ~Amy
By Anonymous on November 26, 2013
I love your gooey bars, but I seen your pumpkin gooey bars at Walmart .I had to try it , like like yourself I'm a diabetic and love cooking . My mother passed when I was young snd left me her cookbooks and next to her your the best cook!!! But to say I love this new pumkin bars and will have them for Thanksgiving thank you for sharing your home and cooking with me.
By sandra Bonds on November 25, 2013
Paula- this dessert is so delicious! I've been making it for about 5 or 6 years now and it is always a huge hit. Keep on keeping on! We love you!
By joan on November 24, 2013
Hi Paula, Always wanted to tell you how much me and my own, love you and yours.Does that make sense? Anyway watching you in your kitchen cooking feels like being with family.Of course you guys would be the FUN side of the family!So again love you and God bless.---DeeDee---
By Deirdre Mahoney on November 19, 2013
I want to make this pumpkin recipe for Thanksgiving can I substitute a pie crust for the cake mix.
By Neah on November 17, 2013
I love it! Its so good! I will be making it again soon!
By nancey jackson on November 16, 2013
Dear Paula, All of my love prayer and support are with you. Remember God id always their for us and this is the same world that crucified his son so stay strong and beautiful and know that many love you! I am also a Chef went to school in 80's and gave up the business when I began having babies since nights. weekends, holidays and 15 hour work days didn't lend to being the best Mom. But like you I was an at home chef. My kids literally witnessed hundreds of cakes, pastries, soups, and meals being made in our home. And now one of my boys (he is a twin), is in Chef school! I am a Chicago girl who married a Kentucky boy so your recipes and charm have been a great help to me! Stay strong as always and know you are loved! ~Shari
By Shari Riddle on November 05, 2013
I made this cake for our church's Wednesday night supper. WOW, was it ever a hit! I made it to feed 150 (12 x the recipe) and the recipe worked beautifully. we had multiple requests for the recipe and were told many times that it was the best pumpkin pie EVER. Thanks Paula, you made us look good.
By roz headley on November 01, 2013
I started making this dessert about five years ago for the holiday season, and now my family and friends want pumpkin gooey year round! I took it to our church Christmas brunch and it was gone before I could turn back around with the serving utensils! Say what you want about Ms. Deen, but that southern gal can burn in the kitchen!
By Mrs. B. Stubblefield on October 21, 2013
I have had this recipe for years and finally made it this weekend......AMAZINGLY CHEESY GOOEY RICH & PUMPKINY! I always know it will be a big hit when I make one of Paula's recipes. God blees you, you're just the best! Jan M. 9-30-13
By Jan Malczynski on September 30, 2013
I make this once a year every year for Thanksgiving and every one absolutely loves it!
By Anonymous on August 18, 2013
I made this cake about 3 days ago and the family tore into this cake like it was the last cake in the world!! Great recipe Paula! I was wondering if it would mess with the recipe if I substitute powdered sugar with splenda?
By Danny W on August 11, 2013
I like to make it using a lemon cake mix. I've used spiced cake mix and butter but it's good no matter.
By Linda on July 09, 2013
I've made the cheese peanutbutter fudge and it's awesome! Everyone who tried it loved it and didn't know the cheese was there! Lol! I've had the pumpkin butter gooey cake of yours from Walmart and it was wonderful!!! I can't often hve these things since I'm diabetic type 1 and 2. But for an occasional sweet tooth, they're great! Love you Paula!!!
By Tonia Goldsberry on May 27, 2013
i ate this cake at my daughters at christmas, very good. i tried to print the recipe here, instead it printed 5 pages of comments and would not print the recipe. i tried twice, wasting ten pieces of paper and ink.
By Anonymous on January 13, 2013
This cake has become a Thanksgiving tradition at our house since I first made it 6 or 7 years ago.It is the absolute favorite cake of my son, who's away at college. He's home now on holiday break which is from December 18th to January 13th and we are making our third Pumpkin Gooey Butter Cake since he's been home. We serve it to the family and then he eats the rest of the cake with his friends. We love Paula and ger recipes so much!! Another favorite, especially of my husband's is Bayou Banana Pudding. I saw Paula and her husband, Michael, make it on a daytime talk show one day, we tried it at home, and everyone loves it too!! The only difference with our Pumpkin Gooey Butter Cake is that we use half a box of Confectioner's sugar instead of the whole box to cut down the extreme sweetness. I would recommend this recipe to anyone who enjoys pumpkin pie. It's easy to make, very great for Thanksgiving or any night, for that matter!!
By Anonymous on January 05, 2013
Recipe directions for filling state add cinnamin nutmeg, mix well ingredients don't include nutmeg do I add or not add and how much nutmeg?
By marymillner on January 01, 2013
The recipe says a 9x13 pan and pictured here the cake s round. What size pan is used and how long do you bake it ?
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