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A while ago I posted this about these gorgeous photo cards I received as a gift from Bialakura. I was recently able to attend the opening of the new Ikea Richmond, BC. I picked up these lovely white Ribba frames, as always thank Ikea. I love the look of the frame, but the mat was a bit cream. I decided to flip them over and they were perfect. It took a while to hang these, and I don't mind telling you that there are a few extra holes under them, but I love the look. I'm so happy with the results.
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I managed to get up this morning (eventually), thanks to a phone call from Claudia, and despite the time change. I've started my spring break and the timing couldn't be better. I was getting lunch ready when suddenly there was a knock at my door. Living in a condo, I don't get many door knocks, usually it's the grandma and grand daughters selling girl guide cookies twice a year. The letter carrier was there with a parcel that required a signature. It was a beautiful parcel all the way from Poland, for me. At the beginning of the new year I applied to be a part of a gift exchange arranged by Danni Hong of Oh Hello Friend. As some of you may know it's been a rough year this year and so I wound up leaving this gift exchange until the last minute. Angieska was so kind and patient. I really appreciated her generous spirit. She is an amazingly talented photographer who's ETSY shop, bialakura, showcases her work and other projects.
She picked the most perfect set for me. I can't wait to frame them in white frames, and hang them in a grouping. I sent her something I hope she will like just as much as I like her gift.
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A few tie-ins are popping up to promote The Help, based on Kathryn Stockett's bestselling book about a sassy reporter (Emma Stone) who ruffles feathers by writing about housekeepers' lives in 1960s Jackson, Miss. Tune into HSN.com Aug 13 for behind-the-scenes footage, community boards, cast biographies, and a chance to buy an autographed copy of the book. The shopping site is also hawking Help-themed beauty products like a Carol's Daughter Be Loved bath set and Deborah Lippman's Don't Tell Mama nail polish. Ms. Stone reportedly loves it all.
And elsewhere in the fashion world...the brick and mortar kind: Banana Republic is going retro cool. The retailer, which was founded in 1978 as a bastion for travelers and bought by the Gap in 1983, keeps getting more and more inspired. Their Mad Men collection, in stores this Thursday, is genius. Headed up by the AMC show's costume designer Janie Bryant, the line promises to "deliver a modern take on the cool polish and panache of the 1960s.'' Pieces include effortlessly chic trousers, leopard trenches, high waisted skirts, streamlined sweaters, as well as the era's must-haves: money clips, pocket squares and fedoras. A real plus if you work at an ad agency.
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Green¡¯s Career High 24 Points Leads Georgetown Past St. John¡¯s, 72-48
New York, N.Y. ©¤ Junior forward Jeff Green (Hyattsville, Md./Georgetown Prep) scored a career-high 24 points and Georgetown connected on 73 percent of its second half field goals en route to a 72-48 win over St. John¡¯s in front of 7,797 fans at Madison Square Garden.
It was the fifth-straight win for the Hoyas, who improved to 16-5 overall and 6-2 in BIG EAST play, while St. John¡¯s falls to 12-10 overall and 3-6 in the league.
St. John¡¯s had taken a 10-point lead late in the first half, but the Hoyas made a late run to narrow the gap to one point, 28-27, at the break on three-pointers from junior guard Jonathan Wallace (Harvest, Ala./Sparkman) and sophomore guard Jessie Sapp (New York, N.Y./National Christian Academy [Md.]).
Georgetown continued its surge in the second half and scored the first 11 points, taking a 38-28 lead on a Green dunk with 16:59 to play in the game. Wallace started the second half with another three-pointer as the Hoyas took their first lead of the game at 30-28 less than a minute into the half. GU followed that with a conventional three-point play from Wallace and two free throws apiece from junior center Roy Hibbert (Adelphi, Md./Georgetown Prep) and Green. Green¡¯s dunk capped a 19-0 run over a span of 4:00 minutes spanning the first and second halves.
The Hoya defense held St. John¡¯s scoreless through the first four-plus minutes of the second half and narrowed the gap to eight points on a running jumper from Anthony Mason, Jr., but the Blue and Gray used an 8-0 spurt over 2:13 and extended their lead to 16 points, 46-30, on one-of-two free throws from freshman forward DaJuan Summers (Baltimore, Md./McDonogh). Green, who scored 12 of his 24 points in the second half, started the run with a three-pointer and Sapp fed Summers for a back-door layup.
Georgetown extended its lead to 20 points, 55-35, on a breakaway dunk from Green off a pass from freshman guard Jeremiah Rivers (Winter Park, Fla./Winter Park). Their biggest lead, 72-47, came on a three-pointer from senior Sead Dizdarevic (Bijelo Polje, Montenegro/North Highland [Calif.]) with 25 seconds left in the game.
St. John¡¯s hit 50 percent of its field goals in the first half and broke a 6-all tie with a 10-4 run, taking a 16-10 lead on a layup from Aaron Spears. The Hoyas cut the lead to four points, 16-12, on a Green layup, but the Red Storm again used a 10-4 run, taking a 26-16 lead on a layup from Tomas Jasiulionis. Georgetown, however, began to catch fire, hitting its final three shots of the first half ¨C three-pointers from Summers, Wallace and Sapp ¨C and getting two free throws from Green to cut the margin to 28-27.
Green connected on 9-of-13 shots from the field for 24 points, adding eight rebounds, four assists and two steals. Wallace finished with 13 points and rebounds, while Sapp added nine points, two rebounds and two assists and Hibbert finished with eight points, three rebounds and three blocked shots. Summers chipped in with six points, two rebounds and two steals and junior Patrick Ewing (Marietta, Ga./National Christian Academy [Md.]) scored five points, grabbed three rebounds, had two steals and blocked one shot in the first game of his career at Madison Square Garden, where his father Patrick starred for the 15 years for the New York Knicks.
The Hoyas connected on 56.5 percent of their field goals (26-of-46), the 15th time in 21 games this season the team has hit at least half its field goals. The team shot 50 percent from outside the arc (8-of-16) and hit 70.6 percent of its free throws (12-of-17). The Blue and Gray held a 30-22 advantage in rebounding, including a 20-7 margin in the second half.
Georgetown plays the second of two road games on Wednesday, February 7, visiting Louisville. Tip-off at Freedom Hall in Kentucky is slated for 7 p.m. The game will be shown live on ESPN and can be heard locally on SportsTalk 980 AM.
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For my first entry into Random Recipes, I was very excited to select Dan Lepard's wonderful Short and Sweet. I was even more excited- positively smug- to open the page at the coconut milk layer cake which I'd been eyeing up for weeks. I promise there was absolutely no cheating involved! I've tried several of the Short and Sweet bread recipes and as a result I've been boring anyone who'll listen about how fantastic Dan Lepard is. While the coconut cake didn't disappoint, I'm not sure I would really rank it alongside the breads. The sponge was certainly beautifully light- the tip to soak the dessicated coconut is excellent, and I'll do this when baking with coconut again. The combination of white rum and lime is inspired- neither was such-your-cheeks-in overpowering, but both were fresh and tangy. I was slightly disappointed when it came to assembling the cake. I opted for the lime curd and meringue buttercream option. I'd advise that the cake should be assembled immediately before eating, as my curd soaked into the cake. I personally wasn't keen on the meringue buttercream- I've not got any real complaints about the recipe, but it was just too silky and creamy for my taste. I would probably use good old glace icing flavoured with lime zest and juice another time. Cake:150ml coconut milk50g dessicated coconut2 tsps vanilla extract50ml white rum, plus 3 tbsp to drizzle300g caster sugar250g unsalted butter, softened3 medium eggs275g plain flour2 1/2 tsps baking powder6 tsps lime juiceMeringue buttercream: 2 medium egg whites112g caster sugar162g unsalted butter1 tsp lime zest1 tsp lime juiceLime curd: (this is actually my Mum's recipe, not the lime curd recipe from Short and Sweet) 2 limes, zested and juiced 50g butter, cubed170g caster sugar2 eggs, lightly beaten and strained through a sieve3x 20cm baking tins, greased and linedPreheat the oven to 180ºC. Heat the coconut milk to boiling. Remove from heat and add the dessicated coconut, vanilla and rum. Soak for 30 minutes to soften the coconut.
Cream the butter and sugar til light and fluffy (this will take a few minutes with an electric whisk). Beat in the eggs one at a time. Sift the flour and baking powder a couple of times, then fold into the sugar, butter and egg mix, alternating with the coconut mixture. Split the mixture between the three tins and smooth the tops. Bake for 30-35 mins, until springy and shrinking slightly from the sides of the tins. Lightly prick the surface of each cake using a fork, and sprinkle 2 tsps lime juice and 1 tbsp rum over each layer. Remove from the tins and leave to cool. Meanwhile, make the meringue buttercream. Heat the egg whites and sugar over a medium heat. Stir until the sugar is dissolved. Beat with an electric whisk for 5 minutes, until thick and cooled. Beat in the butter, about 50g at a time, then the lime zest and juice. Take care not to over beat the mixture. To make the lime curd, place all the ingredients in a heatproof casserole dish. Place the dish over a pan of gently simmering water and stir until the sugar has dissolved and the butter has melted. The mixture is ready when it coats the back of a spoon. Assemble with lime curd between each layer, and meringue buttercream spread over the top and sides. Add a sprinkling of dessicated coconut to decorate. Any left over lime curd is absolutely delicious on toast!
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Something I utterly loved during my visit to turkey. Such great flavors, such freshness, and so darn delicious. A food tip from me if you ever went to turkey is to ditch the high class restaurants as much as they look appealing & try to ignore your driver when he tells you its the best of the best and simply tell him to drop you to a traditional market. Get lost inside the market and go to a restaurant in there. I guarantee you you'll have the best food. kapeesh?
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2 ½ cups strong white bread flour (Or all purpose flour)
2 packets of instant yeast
1/2 tablespoon of salt
2 tablespoons sugar
1/3 cup olive oil
1 cup water
Pinch of Zaatar
-2 balls of Buffalo Mozzarella cheese, sliced
-Sliced small Tomatoes
-Fresh Basil Leaves
In a mixer fixed with a paddle attachment place all the dry ingredients and mix on low speed to combine. Follow with the olive oil and mix to combine, then follow with the water and mix on medium low speed for about 5 minutes or until you get a well held dough. Place in an oiled bowl and cover with a towel and allow to rise for about 45 minutes or until doubled in size.
Preheat the oven to 225C and oil a rectangular pan. Punch down the dough and using your hands and palm, spread out the dough in the pan until it covers all sides. Drizzle and brush some olive oil, a grinding of sea salt, and the pinch of Zaatar.
Bake in the oven until golden brown.
Remove from the oven and allow to cool then cut them into little squares and slice and fill them all with a slice of tomato, Buffalo Mozzarella, and fresh basil leaves. End it all with a tooth pick to keep them in place and enjoy!
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3. Add chicken stock and pumpkin. Turn on the heat, bring this to a boil.
4. Once it comes to a boil, cover the pan with a lid and cook for another 20 minutes in a low flame until the pumpkin are soft.
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A guy with a gun was running from the cops in Chicago on Monday night and tried to hide in his house. But as he was entering he ran straight thru a glass door, suffered multiple lacerations, and died at the hospital. Oops.
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Ann is the Director of Pre-College Programs at Barnard as well as a Senior Admissions Officer for the Barnard College Office of Admissions. She received her JD degree from Columbia Law School and is a Barnard alumna, class of '81. Born and raised in NYC, Ann is an avid lover of the Upper West Side, Pilates, historical fiction, and foreign films. In the summertime, Ann enjoys traveling (once PCP is done, of course!) and sunscreen.
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Originally from White Plains, New York, Frank earned a BFA in Visual Arts Education from New York Institute of Technology and a MA in College Student Personnel from Bowling Green State University.
At Barnard, Frank is responsible for the day-to-day management of three residence halls which house approximately 600 upperclass students, as well as the supervision of three Hall Directors, 12 Resident Assistants, and several Office Assistants. Additionally, Frank is responsible for coordinating Barnard's Special Interest Housing program and – of course – Pre-College Programs!
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Samantha graduated from Barnard in May 2012 with a BA in Psychology. As a student, she worked at the Barnard Store, in the Barnard Center for Toddler Development, as a Transfer RA and was also a Tow Fellow. Samantha began her work towards an MA in Education Policy from Teachers College, Columbia University as a part-time student in the fall of 2013. In the summer, she likes to eat at rooftop restaurants, run in Riverside Park along the water, and travel back to her native Jersey for some time at the shore.
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Nicole received her BA degree at the University of Central Oklahoma in Humanities with a minor in Art History. She is currently pursuing her MEd in Higher Education from the University of Arkansas. While there, she works as a graduate assistant in housing as a Programming Assistant for two residence halls.
When not studying or working with her Resident Assistants, Nicole loves spending time reading and enjoying Netflix. Having never spent time in New York City, she is looking forward to exploring museums and finding out what's so awesome about the pizza!
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The Beaverbrook Art gallery offered artists the chance to sell their works in the provincial gallery. CBC
A decade-long legal saga that played out between Fredericton's Beaverbrook Art Gallery and the Beaverbrook Canadian Foundation has finally ended, and the paintings in dispute will remain at the New Brunswick gallery.
At issue were 78 works of art worth millions of dollars that arrived at the gallery in the 1950s and 1960s. The foundation argued it owned the pieces and loaned them to the gallery; the gallery maintained Lord Beaverbrook, also known as William Maxwell Aitken, gave the works as gifts.
The dispute has been weaving in and out of court, including one ruling by the New Brunswick Court of Appeal that said Lord Beaverbrook's grandson would not have to testify at trial.
The legal dispute has been resolved, however, and under a settlement announced Friday, the gallery will get 35 of the pieces and the foundation will get 43.
All the paintings, which include two portraits by Salvador Dali, will remain at the gallery. The paintings owned by the foundation will be on long-term loan.
"Certainly the dispute over the 10 years has taken a lot of time, a lot of toll and expense," gallery director Terry Graff said Friday.
"And this frees us to concentrate more and focus more on programming and more opportunities for the community and visual artists … and how we're going to develop and grow and become a better and stronger organization."
Deal finalized over coffee and muffins
Foundation chair Max Aitken, Lord Beaverbrook's great-grandson, will join the board of the gallery. Aitken was in Fredericton Friday to put the finishing touches on the settlement agreement.
It had been worked on for months, but Aitken and gallery board chair Allison McCain finalized the deal Friday over coffee and muffins.
"The legal dispute is now at an end and we wish the gallery success in the future and hope that the paintings in the gallery will continue to be made available to as wide a public as possible," Aitken said in a statement.
McCain said he is also pleased to see the dispute end.
"The gallery board had a fiduciary obligation to determine its right with respect to the works in dispute," he said in a statement.
"Likewise, the foundation board had a similar responsibility. Both parties can now be satisfied that they have fulfilled their obligations with this agreement."
The ownership dispute revolved around documents from 1970 showing the Canadian foundation bought the 78 works from Lady Beaverbrook, the press baron's mercurial widow, while they were housed at the gallery.
The gallery argued the 1970 sale was based on a lie, because Lady Beaverbrook never actually owned the paintings. The gallery said it owned them all along, as per Lord Beaverbrook's wishes.
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The Department of Wildlife usually plants the river with 70,000 trout. This year it's putting in half that number. That's because Truckee River levels are expected to drop. Chris Healy of the Nevada Department of Wildlife says that will make the fish more vulnerable to predators.
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So, the fish are going in now, making this the earliest plant in 20 years. But it's not ideal because the river is muddy.
"Smaller fish get eaten by fish-eating birds, they get eaten by fish eating fish. It is not going to be totally dry where we loose the fishery. But it is going to be concentrated."
Healy says the drought has many effects on wildlife and people. It has brought bears into urban areas, leading communities to enact new bear-proof-container ordinances. The Department may also increase the number of hunting licenses for many species to prevent animals from starving because they can't find enough food.
"And you could see fish die and remember each one of those fish represents a one-dollar bill," Healy says.
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Thomas Jefferson was officially elected to the office of president of the United States on Feb. 17, 1801, after a bitterly contested contingent election against his fellow Democratic-Republican, Aaron Burr.
The first few presidential elections following the birth of the republic included an odd mechanic for electing the vice president. Rather than presidential and vice presidential candidates running from the same party, the constitution originally stated that the candidate with the most electoral votes would become president, while the candidate who came in second in the electoral college would be the vice president.
Then, as now, electors were empowered by the popular vote in each state to vote in the presidential election. The logic was that the states as political units, rather than simply a popular vote of the people, would elect a man to the most powerful office in the nation. At the time, mirroring the voting process apportioned to the states in the U.S. Senate, each elector cast two votes.
During the elections of 1788-1789 and again in 1792, George Washington won unanimously as each elector cast one vote in his favor. In the second vote, the electors voted for the their choice of vice president. John Adams won the honor in both of those elections and served as Washington's vice president for eight years. Though Washington did not formally belong to a political party, by the election of 1796 two parties had taken shape: the Federalists, led by Alexander Hamilton, and the Democratic-Republicans led by Thomas Jefferson.
Like Washington, Adams did not formally belong to a party, though he drew his support largely from the Federalists and it was generally accepted that he was Washington's heir apparent. Though personally no great admirer of Adams, Hamilton instructed the Federalists to vote for Adams because he was politically opposed to Jefferson. The result was that Adams won the presidency, while Jefferson, who represented a completely different political worldview, won the vice presidency.
Because of their opposing politics, Adams and Jefferson, once great friends, became bitter rivals. As the 1800 election approached, both the Federalists and the Democratic-Republicans worked out a plan to ensure that their party would capture both the presidency and the vice presidency.
In his book "American Sphinx: The Character of Thomas Jefferson," historian Joseph J. Ellis wrote of the 1800 election: "New York had gone decisively for Jefferson, providing his slim margin of victory. And the man who had delivered the electors of New York to Jefferson's camp was the irrepressible Aaron Burr, whose price for this important contribution was a place on the ballot alongside Jefferson."
With the Democratic-Republicans winning the majority of state electors, the party's plan for electing both Jefferson and Burr came into action. With seven electoral votes, the electors were instructed by the party to all vote in the first round for Jefferson. In the second round, all but one was instructed to vote for Burr, giving him 72 votes — still more than the 65 electoral votes Adams received from the states the Federalists won.
And this is where the Democratic-Republican plan fell apart.
In his book "Duel: Alexander Hamilton, Aaron Burr and the Future of America," historian Thomas Fleming wrote: "When the politicians gathered in Washington under the baleful eye of the lame-duck president, John Adams, they made the stunning discovery that the Republican presidential candidate, Thomas Jefferson, had 73 electoral votes — and so did the party's vice presidential candidate, Aaron Burr. ... The cause of the deadlock was rooted in the founders' determination to ignore the possibility of political parties."
This deadlock highlighted problems that the Constitution had not foreseen, and the race would be thrown into the House of Representatives, unless a compromise between Jefferson and Burr could be worked out. Ellis wrote:
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Explaining the U.S. Family to FilipinosSoon after I started school here, I began to realize how distorted the Filipino point of view is of the American family. My sociology teacher, within the first week of school, began to make one silly assertion about us after another. At first, I thought she was just pulling my leg because she would make a statement about Americans, look at me challengingly, and then ask, "Isn't that true Mr. Spear?" When I realized she wasn't actually interested in my answers, I began to say, "Well, not exactly…" When her eyes glazed over, I simply wrapped up my weak explanation as my voice trailed off.
One of her favorite stories is that we are kicked out of the house when we turn 18 years old. Another is that we dump our parents into nursing homes when they become too old to care for themselves. These and other oversimplifications are fiction, but most certainly based on kernels of fact. Many American students like myself find ourselves trying to explain in class to our teachers and classmates the basis of the culture behind the typical U.S. family unit, and at times it seems like the more we attempt to enlighten them the more confused they get.
Perhaps the Filipino perplexity concerning our half-baked familial elucidations is that the American lifestyle is SO alien to the average Filipino, that the more we endeavor to describe how U.S. families operate, the more mystified our local listeners become. Excluding rich Filipinos, of which I know none, most of the differences between our two cultural constructs come down to economics. A fellow classmate, Danny, who has been here a few years longer than me, first pointed this out to me behind his hand as we listened to yet another myth about us being spouted by another teacher. Enough is enough! It's time we had our say.
In the States unemployment is about 5% of the working population, while here it is probably upwards of 50%. This difference in our financial circumstances drives the disparity in our cultures. The average American home is absolutely bereft of people in the day, because everyone is either working or in school; whereas a Filipino home is NEVER empty of individuals. It's this sort of societal difference that makes it almost impossible to make clear the "how and the why" to people who haven't been a part of the American experience. It's like trying to explain to people who have never driven a car how to drive one without ever showing them an actual car.
So, let's talk about the myth that we are forced to leave home when we reach 18. Admittedly, most of us do leave when we reach this age—including myself. I turned 18 on June 23 and I left home permanently on June 28. It took me less than a week to go, but leave I did. The truth is that we aren't kicked out; no, the reality is that we can't WAIT to get out! Americans are inculcated to strive for independence. We want to get out on our own and start our lives, and that means dropping out of the nest and trying out young wings. We wouldn't have this option in a mostly jobless society, but if one wants to work in the United States then there is employment to be had. In the U.S. even an 18 year old can find work, buy a car, share an apartment, and be mostly independent. I believe many Filipino 18 year olds would do the same if they could, but most don't have the opportunity. This American striving for self-reliance continues through out our entire life and applies to other Filipino myths about us.
Speaking of self-reliance, quite the reverse, many Filipinos won't hesitate to go to a more prosperous relative for help. Indeed, most consider it quite appropriate. After all, they think—'what good is it to have a rich uncle, if you can't reap the rewards now and again?' On the other hand, an American would rather gnaw off a foot before putting himself through the shame of asking family members for financial aid. When I first married a Filipina and experienced her family's limitless capacity to ask for money, I was floored. I couldn't believe they didn't shrivel up in disgrace. Again, this attitudinal difference is based more on the differences in our economic realities than on our societal differences. It follows that our more vibrant economy makes possible and drives the American insistence on self-sufficiency.
It is this same self-sufficiency that underlies the myth that we consign our parents to nursing homes because we are too selfish or lazy to care for them ourselves. This invention is completely ridiculous. The American system of caring for our elderly is different first of all, because we HAVE a system. There is NO system in the Philippines. In America we have Medicare, Social Security and health insurance, whereas the Philippines has virtually nothing, no institutional systems of elderly care whatsoever. It's ironic that the very reason the aged and infirm are able to be cared for at home is because so many family members are there due to rampant unemployment.
Filipinos clump together in extended families mainly because they have no choice, they cannot afford NOT to; thus there is always someone around to take care of grandpa or grandma. I don't have to take care of my parents, because due to their long range planning and investments they are set for the rest of their lives. And if one or both need continuous care for any reason, they can afford to live in a full-care facility with access to all the therapy, medication, or medical procedures that they will ever need.
The point is my parents would hate to burden their children, and they'd consider it a personal failure if they had to. We don't look at our kids as parental retirement insurance, and our ability to provide for ourselves is a blessing of the U.S. economy (more than being attributable to our society). I don't negatively judge Filipinos because their institutions don't allow them the same luxury, and I hope they will give us "quirky" Americans the same kind of open-minded understanding. The fact is that both our systems work within their own context.


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The ousting of Egypt's first elected president Mohammad Morsi has plunged the country into crisis. Morsi and his supporters are calling for an uprising against the military, while their opponents are standing behind the transition plan laid out by the military and interim President Adly Mansour. This week's episode of "On the Line" discusses the impact of the crisis on the region and the world.
Dr. Tawfik Hamid: Senior Fellow, Potomac Institute for Policy Studies, Washington DC.
Jon Marks: Associate Fellow, Middle East and North Africa Program, Chatham House, London.
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On the Line is a lively forum, where newsmakers, policy experts, diplomats, activists, academics and journalists discuss world events. It focuses on the critical issues shaping the future, and gives those issues the vigorous, serious debate they deserve. The program broadcasts worldwide on VOA Television, and is also heard on VOA radio. Condensed versions of the program can be heard in translation in over 40 languages via VOA radio's language services.
The United States says it wants to "rebalance" foreign relations with Asia, elevating the region's geo-political importance. The Administration says economics are the key to closer relations, but could military tensions get in the way? "The Asia Pivot", next ON THE LINE.
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Causes, Cures, And Remission.I have had dermatographia for just a few months. I found my way to this site mostly out of fear; that eventually my zyrtec would stop working and that my dermatographia would not go into "remission" so to speak. I believe my DG to have been brought on by an allergy to Ranitidine, and as such I do not have cause to believe it would "go away with time" either. I have 2 other rare conditions as well, which I am glad to discuss if anyone would like.
These other conditions are a form of "reflux" referred to as LPR, and Celiac's disease. I'm so glad to have found this site so that I don't have to feel like I'm the only one. (with DG, but also with these others).
Apparently, people with an autoimmune condition (such as Celiac's) are prone to have a higher "ANA titer" according to a friend who is a nurse and has DG herself; and these conditions are prone to cause dermatographia.
My purpose for sharing "my story" in this way is to provide a common central place for us to share things that have worked:
1) What do you believe to have caused your DG? At what point did it develop? Were there any new catalysts in your life at that time? (Allergens, stress, medications)
2) How do you treat your dermatographia?
3) What stories have you heard of people's DG going away?
To answer my own questions posed, and start the conversation rolling... ;-)
1) I believe I had a second, more drastic response to the drug ranitidine. The first time I took the drug gave me discolored stool, so I thought I could deal with the same side effect a second time. (Whoops! They say hindsight is 20-20...)
2) I use zyrtec about every other day; I try to minimize its use so that I don't build a tolerance to the drug.
3) I do not know of anyone who has had DG and that it later went away for... I only know that the medical community does not agree on a cause, and that my allergist says it can go away in months or in years but there's no way to tell when (or if.) :-p
1) I have been depressed and alone for most of my life. My parents hate my guts and at a young age they told me they hated me, and by friends betrayed me a few years later. I never let anyone get close to me for years, except for one girl who wanted to know what I was always such an ******* to everyone. Fool I am, I fell in love with her, and I have had dermatographia ever since. Now that we ended things forever, it's just a constant reminder...
2) I use Allegra or store-brand equivalent (usually just another salt formation). I skip out on it for a week and use it for a week, so that, just like you, I do not build a tolerance to it. ( Do not recommend this course of action. The itching is SO BAD for that week without meds. I'm considering switching to every other day...)
3) I have heard of one story somewhat similar to mine where someone was allergic to their own endorphins, and my doctor said that would be a plausible explanation for me. Seems there are three ways: a: Never be happy; b: Wait until the body recognizes the endorphins as my own; c: It is possible I am absolutely and 100% wrong and that it may go away with time or may stay forever. -.- My doctor too says that in may go away in a few months or years, and I hope that is true. I don't mind taking the pills everyday, but they are starting to affect my sleeping and they are a constant financial drain.
I think I've had DG for my whole life. I had asthma when i was younger and wheeze a lot only when im sick now. I'm pretty sure DG isn't going to go away. I remember having the allergy bump test done when I was really little and I had scratched my arm so they couldn't use it to test because of my DG hives. I was prescribed claritan which I took for years until they switched me to zyrtec. I was bumped up to the adult dosage. If I ever forgot to take my zyrtec before going to school on the morning, I would barely make it past lunch before calling my mom in tears because I would start scratching uncontrollably. I would get insane headaches if I didn't take it for 3 days (the macimum). If I forgot my medicine on vacation, they would just knock me out with benadryl. Eventually I was tired of it and after finals week my sophomore year of college, I stopped taking zyrtec all together. It was the best decision ever. I still have DG but I don't get that uncontrollable desire to scratch through my skin all the way down to my bones. I am interested in the correlation between gluten sensitivity and DG.
ive have urticarial for 13 years and heard the same jive. what I found curious about your entry was ur medication source. I also take zertec every other day. sometimes I feel brave and skip a third day only to regret it. ive been to every sort of dr imaginable including eastern practices. but like clockwork, every other day my skin begins to crawl.
I've had DG for roughly a year. It randomly came about and I was too stubborn to talk to a doctor so I scratched myself to sleep for five months. I bought a humidifier, changed soaps, detergents, bath towels and cologne about five times before I realized I couldn't fix it myself. After meeting with a dermatologist, she suggested taking Claritin or Zyrtec. I tested both antihistamines and Claritin worked best for my situation. My skin will turn blotchy red when irritated or after a hot shower but won't rise up like it did before and it goes away within minutes. I recently made the switch from the 12 hour pill to the once a day 24 hour. It's become routine for me unless I miss a few days and the itching/burning sensation returns. It'll generally take a few days for me to get back on track so I try not to miss.
A time & money saving pointer that I would suggest is to have your doctor write a prescription and send it to your local pharmacy. This way you can get more than 10 tablets per visit and if you have a flex spending plan through your health insurance provider, you can use your Benny card to pay for the prescription and you don't have to spend any money out of pocket. With my plan, Benny cards can't be used on over the counter medication unless accompanied with a doctor's prescription. If you don't have a Benny card, you can simply use this suggestion to get 60-90 24 hour tablets in a single trip, plus you can refill the prescription when you run out. I simply mentioned dermatographism to my doctor office over the phone and they called it in to the pharmacy the next day without any questions.
I have yet to hear a case where it suddenly went away but the dermatologist tells me that it happens all the time.
Good luck!
I have known I have dermatographia for about 7 years.
1) It started for me when I lived with a smoker. I'm allergic to cigarette smoke, but the severity of it is also determined by my stress levels. When I moved away from a stressful home life and started college, most of it went away. It didn't come back until a few months before my wedding. It was the most severe I've ever had it. Random parts of my body would swell on different days and I would be red in places literally from head to toe. Once the wedding was over, it went away.
2) I treat mine as needed with Zyrtec. There are times where my feet will itch after work from being in contact with my socks all day.
3) I will definitely say mine is not nearly as severe as it used to be. Now my biggest problem is shaving. A few days after I shave when the hair follicles are pushing back through the skin, my legs will itch uncontrollably and I have scratched to bruising and bleeding. Does anyone have any suggestions for this? I can't use a normal razor. I have to use an electric one and that doesn't get it as smooth.
However I have noticed if I have prolonged exposure to stress or cigarette smoke then the itchiness and sensitivity to everything comes back.
Hi! I've had dermatographia for about 17 years. I also have asthma. I wonder if the two are related, both are aggrevated by stress and anxiety. I initially took Zyrtec, but several years ago I switched to Zyrtec D (12-hour) once/day at bedtime and that seems to manage it adequately. My Doctor says that it will go away eventually, we just do not know when. I hope this helps!
1) I honestly have no idea what caused my DG. I lived with it for about 3 years (without knowing what it was) before finally being diagnosed by my Dermatologist a few years ago. My first recollection of experiencing the hives/itching was after touching my bare leg to brand new carpet when we moved in to our newly built home. However, since the hives occur in response to pretty much any contact, I haven't been able to pin point a trigger.
2) I have rotated taking Claritin, Zyrtec, and Allegra throughout the years. I took one Claritin a day for a year or so until it stopped working. That it is when I switched to trying the others and eventually switched back to Claritin. I am currently taking 4 Claritin a day (at the advice of my new Dermatologist) and have scheduled an appointment for blood allergy testing in the near future.
3) I have never personally met anyone else with DG and have gathered the limited knowledge that I have on it from what I have found "online." I would like to think one day it will just "disappear" but I don't hold out much hope that this will be my reality....


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It could, after all, have been worse.For example, Federal District Court Judge Thomas Johnston could have ordered disgraced former Mingo County Circuit Court Judge Michael Thornsbury to spend the rest of his life in Hamlin.


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Superior, WI (KDAL) - Tomorrow will be the last day on the job for retiring Superior Fire Chief Jim Rigstad. After twenty years with the department Rigstad is retiring. He will be replaced by 19 year veteran Steve Panger who is the fire training coordinator. The changing of the guard will be next week.
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