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Chef Fabio will bring in an entire pork loin to the class. From the loin he will make Arrosto de Maiale Forno (oven roasted pork loin), Scaloppine de Maiale ai Funghi Porcini (pork cutlets with Porcini mushrooms in a cream sauce).
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There are two distinct types of graffiti backgrounds, but their objective is the same: to communicate a sense of space that the letters can occupy and say what needs to be said. A concrete background is based on real scenarios, while an abstract background is based on color without many tangible objects. Keep it simple at first and practice the concrete background.
How to Draw Graffiti Backgrounds
All graffiti artists start in their sketchbooks. Besides learning the art of tagging, backgrounds are crucial to making your patterns pop. Just remember to check local laws, and get permissions from owners before taking your art to walls.
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The purpose of the concrete background is to bring an urban feel into a piece. Keep the bricks metrical and equally spaced.
For coloring, use watercolors in shades of gray or earth tones so that your letters will stand out.
Outline the bricks in ink once coloring is done. Add cracks for an aged feel, and any additional shading that will give the bricks a bit of a 3-D effect.
Other backgrounds to practice are the classic skyline, and the breakthrough, which is an effect which makes your letters appear to be breaking through the wall.
Abstract Backgrounds
Beginners should start with practicing clouds. This is a traditional to graffiti design. Begin with one layer in watercolors with the idea of overlapping shapes, using black for the first layer.
The second layer is blue. Continue overlapping with a series of ovals and circles.
Further enhancements can include an outline, or adding glow, which are sparkles from a light source.
Other backgrounds to practice in the abstract realm are patterns, and color fields, where black and white are treated as actual colors instead of highlights and accents.
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Should Christians Drink?
By Glenn Dunehew
Published April 2, 2008
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I spend lots of my time doing Bible studies with students at the University of Kentucky in Lexington, and I get all kinds of questions asked about moral issues. But probably one of the most common questions I hear is this: "Can a Christian drink alcohol?"
My first response to this question is always, "Why do people drink, anyway?" The answer is usually 1) "To be social," 2) "Because it makes me feel good," or 3) "Why not?" Let's look at each of these reasons for a minute.
- "To be social." Do I really have to drink alcohol to be social with people? Can't I be just as social with a soft drink in my hand? Does it really make any difference what I have in my hand when I talk with people? Lots of people congregate around alcohol, but personally I would rather congregate around a game or an event. Will my friends reject me if I refuse to drink with them? Or will they think that I am pushing my beliefs on them if I don't drink?
If your friends reject you because you don't drink, then they are really not your friends. A true friend would not insist that you do something harmful, or something that you just don't want to do. And why is your decision not to drink classified as "pushing your beliefs" on someone else? In actuality, they are pushing their beliefs upon you by using peer pressure.
- "Drinking makes me feel good." We have to understand, first of all, that alcohol is a drug. It is a narcotic which depresses the central nervous system and produces the "buzz" that so many people like. At first, this stimulus can make you feel more free in your actions and words. It seems to make your inhibitions leave. This is why people do things after drinking alcohol that they would normally never do. Everything seems to become rosy.
However, when a person comes down off of the effects of alcohol, his problems are still the same, if not worse, because he has not dealt with them.
As a person drinks more, alcohol begins to affect him in greater ways. This is why many people get extremely depressed or become isolated. So much for the goal of being "social." And if the drinking continues, the "good feeling" also leaves. Anybody that has experienced a hangover after a late-night drinking spree knows that there is nothing to feel good about the next morning!
- "Ok then, why not? I like the taste." If taste is an issue, then why not drink non-alcoholic beer or wine? But then this provokes another response from many people that I talk to: "So why even drink at all?
If we look in the Bible for an answer, a good place to start is the book of Proverbs. The author of that book says that it is wrong to drink by bringing out the consequences of drinking. Here are three different passages which relate to alcohol:
"Wine is a mocker, strong drink a brawler, and whoever is intoxicated by it is not wise" (Proverbs 20:1).
"He who loves pleasure will become a poor man: he who loves wine and oil will not become rich" (Proverbs 21:17).
"Do not be with heavy drinkers of wine … for the heavy drinker will come to poverty" (Proverbs 23:20-1).
The author of Proverbs says that if you want to be wise, you should stay away from alcohol. Most students arrive on campus hoping to improve their place in life and to become a success in their future career. Yet these scriptures indicate that if you are fond of alcohol, your chances of becoming wealthy are slim. Sure there are wealthy people who drink, but have you ever wondered how much better off they would be if they did not drink?
Think about all the money that is spent on alcohol each year. In some university towns, more than $250,000 will be spent each weekend by college students on alcoholic beverages. And that number increases, of course, on football weekends when all the alumni arrive to celebrate.
What about the New Testament? What does it have to say about drinking? After all, didn't Jesus turn the water into wine? Here are just a few scriptures which should help us reach a conclusion:
"For he (John the Baptist) will be great in the sight of the Lord, and he will drink no wine or liquor: and he will be filled with the Holy Spirit, while yet in his mother's womb" (Luke 1:15).
"It is good not to eat meat or to drink wine, or to do anything by which your brother stumbles" (Romans 14:21).
"Let us behave properly as in the day, not in carousing and drunkenness, not in sexual promiscuity and sensuality, not in strife and jealousy" (Romans 13:13).
The New Testament has a lot more to say about alcohol than just "don't get drunk." Luke tells us that John the Baptist did not drink because he had a vow not to defile himself. This shows that the Lord views alcohol as a defilement – and infers that the person drinking it cannot be under the power of the Holy Spirit.
These scriptures also tell us that our drinking can cause others to stumble. Suppose, for example, that you are a Christian and someone you know sees you drinking. Let's say you never get drunk because you know when to stop; but the other person does not have the same amount of self-control that you do … and they end up getting drunk. You have therefore encouraged their drunkenness!
On the subject of alcohol, the Bible tells us to "act like it is day." People tend to drink more at night or in dark places because deep inside they know it is wrong. And there is often a progression from drinking to carousing, which later leads to sexual promiscuity. Habakkuk 2:15 says, "Woe to you who make your neighbors drink, who mix in your venom even to make them drunk, so as to look on their nakedness!" Many young men drink at parties so they can encourage their date to get drunk and loose.
"Just Drinking?"
Where does "just drinking" stop and drunkenness begin? Let's look at a good illustration for this:
In the drawing, we see that God is way up at the top. The devil is like a dog who is tied up in someone's front yard. He has limited power, as seen by the path he has worn on the grass. Some people see how close they can get to sin without stepping into the path of the dog. But suppose the dog is pretty smart. He lunges only part of the way out, and the next time not as far. This lures us into believing that we can get closer and still not get caught. But then he attacks – and we are his target!
People are always telling us what is a sin and what is not a sin. But the question should always be: Is this action bringing me closer to God or further away from Him? What is my motive in wanting to do this? Is it to please myself or to give glory to God? These are the real issues we need to address when talking about alcohol.
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I am toally convinced that God does not want us under the influence of anything. Pray for me. Tonite even as I write this I have had a bottle of white wine. I am not an acoholic by any means, but I still need your prayers.
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The Chekist Tradition, From Lenin to Putin
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This book explores the mythology woven around the Soviet secret police and the Russian cult of state security that has emerged from it. Tracing the history of this mythology from the Soviet period through to its revival in contemporary post-Soviet Russia, the volume argues that successive Russian...
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Codebreaker in the Far East
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This is the first book to describe British wartime success in breaking Japanese codes of dazzling variety and great complexity which contributed to the victory in Burma three months before Hiroshima. Written for the general reader, this first-hand account describes the difficulty of decoding one of...
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This book on intelligence analysis written by intelligence expert Dr. Stephen Marrin argues that scholarship can play a valuable role in improving intelligence analysis. Improving intelligence analysis requires bridging the gap between scholarship and practice. Compared to the more...
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Special Operations Executive, 1940-1946
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This fascinating new collection of essays on Britain's Special Operations Executive (SOE) explores the 'non-military' aspects of British special operations in the Second World War. It details how SOE was established in the summer of 1940 to 'set Europe ablaze', as Churchill memorably put it. This...
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Mussolini's Propaganda Abroad
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This is the first major study in English of Fascist Italy's overseas propaganda. Using rare Italian and French captured documents, this is also the first investigation into the relationship between Mussolini's regime and Arab nationalist movements This new account covers propaganda and subversive...
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Controlling Intelligence
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The vital ingredient in the formulation and execution of a successful foreign policy is intelligence. For the USA, as the Bay of Pigs incident and the Iran-Contra affair have shown, controlling intelligence is a problem which policy-makers and concerned citizens have rarely examined and imperfectly...
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How to see past the nagging to heal your relationship
I was in my early 40s before I began to see my mother as a person, rather than as my own private critic. The transformation occurred when she was dying. The family had gathered at the hospital to say their good-byes, but she'd been whisked off for tests. After it was determined that the tests wouldn't make any real difference, I took her back to her room.
On the short elevator ride, a miracle unfolded. She looked into my eyes, took my hand, and told me how much she loved me. Then she asked if I could forgive her for all the mistakes she'd made as a mother. Years of pain seemed to melt away in the time it took for me to say yes. I was able to thank her for her love, and then to ask her forgiveness for all the times I'd pushed her out of my heart. We entered that elevator like caterpillars and emerged as butterflies.
That metamorphosis helped me think back over our lives together with a new appreciation for who she was. Like all human beings, she had her share of sorrows and disappointments. And she was determined that my life would be better. What I had seen as years of biting criticism was her way of correcting my faults so that I could marry a wealthy man and be taken care of. Her intention was noble, but wanting me to live her dream nearly destroyed the love between us.
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Why do relations between mothers and daughters seem so much more fraught than between mothers and sons? It's in part because we don't engage in the same dance of separation that boys do to find their own identities. Research by psychologist Janet Surrey, PhD, and her colleagues at the Stone Center at Wellesley College found that girls develop a sense of self in relation to—rather than in opposition to—their mothers. That very closeness can sometimes make communicating with your mother frustrating and competitive if she sees you as an extension of herself.
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Rest easy, UConn basketball fans.Jalen Adams and Steve Enoch, two future Huskies, have sent their signed letters of intent to UConn.
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UConn junior Niels Giffey's season is over.
The news is not a surprise.
Giffey fractured his right index finger in Saturday's loss at Cincinnati.
Coach Kevin Ollie told me on Monday that he didn't expect Giffey would return for the final two games.
UConn made it official on Tuesday afternoon after arriving in Florida. The Huskies will play South Florida in Tampa at 9 p.m. on Wednesday.
"We're looking at what the doctor says, but I don't see it with a fracture," Ollie said Monday night. "It's pretty tough, especially on his shooting hand."
Ollie made the comments while attending the Glastonbury-New London Class LL tournament game. He was watching his son, Jalen, who plays for Glastonbury, which lost 59-58.
Giffey played a key role off the bench, averaging 4.9 points and 3.6 rebounds. He will not need surgery. It will take him about six to 10 weeks to heal, according to UConn.
Ollie isn't optimistic about junior Shabazz Napier playing Wednesday. Napier will be a game day decision. He continues to receive treatment on his sore right foot. He also is still wearing a walking boot.
Napier had his streak of playing in 102 consecutive games snapped when he sat out againstCincinnati. He didn't practice Tuesday.
"It is still sore to touch," Ollie said of Napier's foot. "We'll see what he has coming up at nine o'clock (Wednesday) and see if he can go. (Team trainer) James (Doran) is doing a great job with his rehabilitation."
If Napier can't play, R.J. Evans of Salem will make his second straight start.
"R.J. is going to be a facilitator out there, a guy that can be our rock," Ollie said, "and help with some of the ball handling responsibilities for Ryan (Boatright)."
UConn closes out the season Saturday, hosting Providence in Storrs.
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UConn's status as defending national champion apparently carries some weight.
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Before First Night festivities started today, UConn dedicated its $39 million basketball facility located next to Gampel Pavilion.
Jim Calhoun may be retired from coaching.But he'll never entirely leave the spotlight.
UConn received a verbal commitment from 6-foot-10 power forward Steven Enoch of Norwalk on Saturday night.
Jim Calhoun has never been at a loss for words.That's a good thing when you're a television anaylst.
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Lemonade for the New Year
The Lemonade Fund just passed the 3 year mark!
To date, 259,000 shekels in grants have been given to Israeli breast cancer patients, 113 women and 1 man, who are in financial crisis due to the their illness.
One of our most recent grants went to H., a 57 year old woman from central Israel who was recently diagnosed with advanced breast cancer. Having survived thyroid cancer a year earlier, H. had just returned to her job as a caretaker at a nursing home. During the same period, her husband was forced to declare bankruptcy. H. is currently going through chemotherapy treatment and is also, understandably, suffering from anxiety and depression. H. and her husband have no source of income during this difficult time and we received an application on her behalf from her hospital social worker. The grant was delivered in time for the holiday season and we wish H. well. (With your donations, we can help patients like H. For more profiles, see, http://www.lemonadefund.org/profiles.)
During this time of year, we are focused on capturing God's ear. The sound of the shofar is an ancient call, like a cry, without words. It is worth mentioning the simplest, most heart-felt prayer ever recorded. Five words, cried out by Moses, when his sister became ill. "Kayl, na, refa na lah." "Please God, please heal her."
The raw nakedness of this request to God can teach us much about prayer. At it's most powerful, it is direct and straight from the heart. Yom Kippur can be a time of deep introspection when this kind of connection is possible.
We can also see how a serious illness shakes man to his core. On Yom Kippur, when most of us are praying earnestly for an upcoming year of blessings, very sick people beseech God for survival and recovery. I remember the first Yom Kippur after diagnosis as being one of intense gratitude as well as a humble new understanding of exactly what it means to pray for and be granted life.
Yom Kippur is all about effecting change and bettering oneself. One of the proscribed Jewish ways to improve ourselves is to help those around us by giving charity. The Lemonade Fund is a simple charity with very little overhead. It assists breast cancer patients financially while they are in active treatment so they can concentrate on getting well. No one should have to be indigent and seriously ill at the same time, as long as we can help it. http://www.lemonadefund.org/about
Please consider a donation to the Lemonade Fund. To donate: http://lemonadefund.org/to-donate/
We would like to thank the Young Israel of West Hempstead, West Hempstead, NY, and their Combined Israel Appeal for their generous support of the Lemonade Fund. Their grant will help us help many patients.
Finally, (it's been a while) a lemon recipe for the break fast. Wishing everyone a meaningful Yom Kippur and a sweet, healthy and peaceful New Year.
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Here is a delicious and healthy lemon cake recipe.
Traditional lemon yoghurt cakes are loaded with refined white flour, sugar and saturated fat that really don't do much to promote wellbeing. When I cook, my aim is to design a recipe not only for taste, but also for good health.
I've made these cupcakes using almonds to replace the white flour because it makes them so moist and naturally sweet as well as being gluten free. Almonds are also loaded with protein + good anti-inflamatory fats that help promote health. Eggs are also a great source of protein that can promote a healthy immune system. The addition of lemon + yoghurt gives these cupcakes a wonderful flavour and helps to activate the bicarb, that makes them rise.
3 cups (300 g / 10 1/2 oz) ground almonds / almond meal / almond flour
½ teaspoon baking soda – bi carb soda
2 free range or organic eggs
juice and zest from 1 lemon
½ cup (180 g / 6 1/4 oz) honey
1 teaspoon vanilla bean paste or extract
50 g macadamia nut oil or (olive oil, avocado oil, cold pressed coconut oil, butter)
¼ cup (80 g/ 2 3/4 oz) thick natural or Greek style yoghurt
Preheat your oven to 160 C. 320 F fan forced.
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A Lemonade Fund Perspective on the Ninth of Av
"God, you have drawn me up and not let my enemies rejoice over me. My God, I cried out to you and you healed me." (Psalm 30)
It would be easy to be depressed about what has been happening in Israel lately. We are being attacked, within our borders, and we are doing our best to defend ourselves. In truth, there have been losses of many bright young men in the prime of their lives, or of innocent civilians, and the cry of mourners can be heard in almost every corner of our land, of our region. We are facing formidable foes, and though we are united in our resolve and strong in military might, it is human nature to be fearful and sad.
We at the Lemonade Fund deal with assisting people who are seriously ill. Those who are diagnosed with a life-threatening illness face the personal battle of their lives. They succumb to hopelessness at times, and fear is their steady companion.
How, then, do we find hope during times of such profound worry and sadness? The Ninth of Av, the saddest day of the Jewish year, begins tonight, and the meaning of the day lends a clue to finding solace during hard times. Tisha B'Av commemorates one Jewish tragedy after another, each one could have threatened future Jewish sustainability. Yet, through it all, we as a people have survived. It is said that baseless hatred between Jews, between brothers, brought about these periods of destruction. More likely, it was a lack of kindness, consideration and tolerance that caused us to work against one another. We are powerful when we come together, as the current situation in Israel has shown. As a nation, we are experiencing unity as never before, and there are immense national and spiritual benefits to this. Our enemies haven't rejoiced over us.
If this terrible war can help us to learn about the benefits of unity and we can continue to act with kindness and tolerance toward one another, something good will have come out of all of this.
As we did at the same time last year we at the Lemonade Fund ask that you take on simple acts of goodness. (The Lemonade Fund was founded during the week of Tisha B'Av and this week we mark our 3 year anniversary.) Our particular focus is illness. Most of the breast cancer patients who have received Lemonade Fund grants are desperately ill. The poor often don't get medical help until disease is advanced. Many are young and single parents. Children are impacted. Many of our recipients are from communities in the south that have been particularly hard hit during Operation Protective Edge.
Please take a moment tonight and tomorrow to have these patients in mind. If it is your way, please pray for them. (You can read many of their stories on the website, http://www.lemonadefund.org/profiles.) Volunteer at the Lemonade Fund; we welcome all volunteers. Or reach out to someone you may know who is ill. Call them, text them, visit them, connect with their caregivers and offer support. Reach out to a stranger who is needy or lonely. Just Reach Out.
May this day go from being a day of mourning to a day of celebration. May we all stay safe and see peace soon.
Thanks, the Lemonade Fund.
Profiles in Courage – June and July 2014
S., 44 years old, from a city in the center of the country, applied to the Lemonade Fund when she felt she had no where else to turn. S., recently diagnosed with breast cancer, lives with her elderly mother (who requires full-time care) and her husband who is no longer able to work as a butcher due to mental illness. S. was unable to have children but has worked for many years with disabled children. Due to the side effects of chemotherapy she is currently not working and her small family is living on minimal disability payments. She has fallen behind on many payments as well and debts are piling up. The Lemonade Fund was created in order to help breast cancer patients weather difficult financial times so that they can concentrate on recovery. S. was awarded a generous grant and we wish her a swift recovery.
T., 61 years old, is a divorced mother of three, living on a small pension in a fourth floor walk up in Kiryat Malachi, a town in the south that has been hard hit during Operation Protective Edge. Breast cancer, originally diagnosed seventeen years ago, has returned and metastasized. She is in a great deal of pain and applied to the Lemonade Fund for help to pay for pain medicines that are not fully covered by insurance as well as for assistance with travel expenses to the hospital where she is being treated. (Soroka Hospital in Beer Sheva.) We at the Lemonade Fund hope that T.'s grant will help alleviate some of the considerable pain and stress that she is under at this point.
Young Family Asking for Help
The Lemonade Fund was notified of a family in the Sharon area that needs help. The mother, suffering from late stage breast cancer, is in intensive care. The father said that what he and his children want most right now is for people to pray (and recite psalms) for his wife. He said it would comfort them greatly to know that this is happening. His wife's name is Bracha Rachel Yetta bat Hindel. (The name Bracha was added this week.) At some later point we may be called on to help the family in other ways, such as with meals or financial assistance, but for now they are asking only for prayers. Thank you.
Breast Cancer Patient requests your prayers and good deeds
A good friend of the Lemonade Fund, Etana Sarah bat Hadassah, is herself undergoing a biopsy today to determine the extent of the spread of cancer to her abdomen and liver. She has asked that we pray for her and do good deeds. She is an amazing woman who has never complained, has only asked, during each bout with this illness, that we pray and do good to others, in her name. She may see this as part of her 'medicine,' and it has been working. Many have been helped, thanks to her. She has been fighting this disease for a while and we are with her in the hope that our actions can help her continue in her fight.
Thank you.
The Lemonade Fund
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B., 53, from Sderot, is very ill. She has breast cancer that has metastasized throughout her body, and she will probably stop all treatment soon and enter hospice. Her only income comes from Bituach Leumi (National Insurance) and amounts to NIS 4300/month. The family has decided to move up B.'s daughter's wedding and has requested assistance with buying B. a dress for the wedding. The Lemonade Fund awarded B. a grant to help her family with this request. We wish B. and her family a mazal tov and we wish B. peace in the days to come.
P., 33, is an immigrant from Romania living in a town north of Tel Aviv. She was recently diagnosed with breast cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy treatments to shrink her tumor prior to surgery. After surgery she will need radiation treatments. P. is divorced with two young children, ages 4 and 7. Her older child is severely autistic and needs extra help, and P. can't rely on her ex-husband or any extended family. P. told her social workers that she is concerned about money because she had to take a leave from her job as a kindergarten teacher due to the side effects of her treatments. Until now she made ends meet with her income and alimony, but without her job, money is very tight. Bituach Leumi will hopefully provide her with some benefits, but approval takes time, and P. needs help now. The Lemonade Fund awarded P. a grant to help her during this critical time, so she can hire extra childcare and focus on getting well.
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NY Times article dated, May 7, 2014
A personal note. As one who had no family history and no symptoms, were it not for a mammogram, my breast cancer diagnosis would likely have come at a more advanced, more difficult to treat, and likely more deadly stage. This article and others like it gloss over important facts, such as our inability to discern which women are 'at risk' and should be covered (I wouldn't have met the criteria,) and the personal 'cost' of diagnosing breast cancer at later stages (riskier treatments; more chemotherapy, more mastectomies.)
Hidden in the article is the statement that 'Diagnostic methods these days catch most cases of breast cancer that can be effectively treated, and much of what is picked up by universal screening is over-diagnosis.' What are these 'diagnostic methods?' (Mammograms and then, if needed, sonograms and MRI's.) Would all of these 'effectively treated' cases be caught if women had to pay for screening out of pocket? How much does a mammogram cost? Anywhere from $500-$2700 is typical. Where is the study showing what percentage of women would forego screening if they had to pay privately for it, and what the impact of this would be on number of diagnoses, and on staging, treatment and mortality? And as for over-diagnosis, another term that medical economists love to tout when talking about mammograms…let's talk about how to address over-treating rather than over-diagnosis. As one who has been diagnosed with breast cancer as the result of a mammogram, I'd prefer to have been wrongly diagnosed even if it meant having to undergo an unnecessary procedure. I would bet that 100% of the 40,000 or so women who are diagnosed each year in the US and the 4,500 who are diagnosed each year in Israel, would agree with me on this one.
One could argue, but the worst part of these discussions is the unintentional fallout. It is confusing women and they are not getting screened.
Thie controversy over mammograms will be one of the topics to be discussed at the Lemonade Fund's WOMEN'S HEALTH AWARENESS EVENT, Monday, May 12 in Raanana.
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Baltimore for a weekend
- Matt H Jun 23, 2009 01:38 PM
Hey everyone,
A group of us from Boston and NYC are heading to Baltimore for the World Football Challange July 24th-25th. We will be staying near the Inner Harbor.
On the 24th we will be looking for a lunch spot and then a place for dinner near M&T Bank Stadium before the game at 8:00. After the match a cocktail bar would be nice for all of us to hang that evening as well.
On the 25th, breakfast and Lunch before we head off to the airport.
Now the criteria. We would all love to try some of the Baltimore classics like Steamed Crab, Pit Beef, Lake trout, Coddies, etc....Now I know that when people come to Boston I advise them not to JUST eat Chowder, Lobster Rolls and Oysters, but I think that it would be nice to at least try something that Baltimore is known for throughout the country.
For dinner the night of the match we would need a moderately priced restaurant (Entrees under $25), casual (We will be in our Jerseys) but a fun and active atmosphere; and most of all important Excellent food where the Chef and Kitchen staff are top notch. We have no preferences on ethnic or American.
Thank you in advance.
In Federal Hill (walking distance south of Inner Harbor):Cross St market, Mother's, McGerks, Looney's (Canton) Pickles is right next to the stadium, Locust Point (across the water from the Inner Harbor where Ft Henry is) used to have lots of neighborhood haunts, but the area has changed since the last time I was around.
These places don't have 'chefs' but illegal aliens in the back or owner operated; but a true piece of Ballimur
Pioneer Pit Beef is fantastic, literally a shack underneath the highway just west of Baltimore. No seating at all, eat on your car. Not open Sundays. Get the roast beef with tiger sauce (creamy horseradish). Don't fool around with their other meats cause you may want a second pit beef sandwich.
They have both steamed crabs and coddies at Gunnings. You'll need a car to get there. Wherever you go at that time of year, expect a long wait for crabs unless you get in as soon as the place opens.
If you need a place easy enough to get to by taxi, then go to Attman's. Batimore is also famous for the corned beef, and Attman's is located on the historic Corned Beef Row, though there are only three places left now. Corned beef, pastrami (I like a combo), and brisket are all top tier. Good knishes as well.
re: Matt H
One cool thing about Baltimore is that you can take the water taxi to all the different "neighborhoods on the water". Ask the taxi attendant and he will tell you where to get off and which way to walk towards your destination. $7 to ride all day.
Fells Point - One Eyed Mike's, Duda's, Max's Tap House (best beer selection in town)
Canton - Mama's On The Half Shell, Mahaffey's (great beer selection)
Federal Hill - Ryleigh's, Mother's, Cork's
Check out all the above places online and look at their menus. Also, right near the stadium is Pickles, which will have a "beer garden" open outside the day of the games.
Friday Lunch...agree with Steve Attman's
on Lombard street..walkable from the Inner Harbor..great deli(corned beef, on rye, mustard a half done pickle and a Dr Browns Cream soda) and coddies are usually available...
Friday Ryleighs
on Cross Street not that far from M&T Stadium(across Hamburg Street and south on Charles Street) Great Oyster bar with crabcakes.
Drinks later wander back to Cross Street area make a choice.
Saturday breakfast at Miss Shirley's
on Pratt Street...Lunch head to Little Italy and find Isabellas http://isabellasbrickoven.net/default...
or great sandwiches/pizza
Thank you so far for the rec's, based on what I see so far:
Fri Lunch: Attman's
Fri Dinner: Ryleigh's
Sat Breakfast: Miss Shirley's
After searching it seems as if it is going to be quite difficult to find a Pit Beef spot that is close enough to downtown that we can access it. Any hope at all, even if its a half decent place we will be happy.
re: Matt H
Can't help on the pit beef -- now, if you were staying through SUNDAY morning, there would be excellent pit beef under the freeway at the Sunday farmers' market.
I would rethink Miss Shirleys for breakfast on Saturday. The downtown location is in a new office building and you could as easily be in Minneapolis or Kansas City. Not far away is the Blue Moon --
1621 Aliceanna St
Baltimore, MD 21231-2925
(410) 522-3940
which has excellent food (quite a bit more down to earth) but tends to fill up early.
re: lawhound
The Minneapolis and Kansas City references gave me a good chuckle... seems like a strange comparison!
Based on what the OP has described above, I would reccomend Miss Shirley's over Blue Moon 10 out of 10 times. If you are looking for top-notch, original, and well-executed dishes, Miss Shirley's is surely the place to be. Granted the location and atmosphere might not be as "interesting" (read as: 20 minute walk followed by a 60 minute wait followed by frech toast crusted in captain crunch for $12. WTF?).
re: gregb
I love both Miss Shirley's and Blue Moon but you will be seated immediately at Miss Shirley's and it is way closer.
I ate at Miss Shirley's Monday morning. It was a beautiful day and I sat outside, next to the canal. There were lovely flowers and a view of the shot tower and the harbor. Fantastic food. Could not have asked for a better location. My omelet was $14, but it was filled with shrimp so I can't complain.
re: dcopeland
re: lawhound
Jones Falls
re: Matt H
No pit beef. There's nothing (except the Farmer's market on Sunday). It's very sad.
re: dcopeland
I know it's gotten mixed reviews on this board, but the new place Harborque just off Key Highway offers pit beef.
Harbor Que
1421 Lawrence St, Baltimore, MD
re: bordeauxfan
Really??? That's huge news. Have you tried it? Is it really pit beef? Because I've seen bbq places that claim to have pit beef and really just have bbq-ed shredded beef.
re: bordeauxfan
Harborque is the worst bbq I've ever had. It used to be a pit beef/Indian food joint and now the same owners made it into a bbq place. I don't even think they have a smoker.
re: abovethewaves
So after looking at Google Maps it seems like Chaps Pit Beef is accessible by the Bus (35 Bus). Would it be an advisable trip to plan?
re: Matt H
It would be a very long bus ride, and you'd want to hope the bus stop is very close to Chaps, as it's not a pedestrian-friendly area. Might take awhile to get a bus back, also, especially on a weekend. I'd probably advise against it.
re: Hal Laurent
Yeah...I wouldn't recommend the bus to anyone. Either water taxi or regular taxi all weekend.
If you're going to federal hill I would maybe try Little Havanas for crabs or brunch on Saturday! They have great brunch specials (I usually go on Sun but Sat can't be bad!) and you can get crabs there as well. I agree with the Ryleighs posts as well. They don't have the best steam crabs around, but if you're on foot, you might be limited to this. Make sure you walk to the harbor too at least!
re: jennyjk
No offense but I'd do a search on this board on Little Havana before heading there for the food. Nine out of ten Hounders disagree with the above endorsement.
re: bordeauxfan
Agreed bordeauxfan. I went to Little Havana's for brunch last month and it was absolutely disgusting. Seriously. I only ate it because I was super hungry. The "sofrito" was a watery, bland, overly tomato-y mess that completely overpowered my baked eggs, which might have been a good thing since they had the consistency of overcooked eggbeaters. Service also was terrible. Apparently the recommendations I thought I had read about this place were based solely on the cheap price and all you can drink mimosas. Anyone who actually wants someting edible should look elsewhere, IMO.
re: charmedgirl
Little Havana is atrocious. For a more fun brunch in that area go to the Hull Street Blues Cafe. It's not gourmet but it is lively and tasty.
Hull Street Blues Cafe
1222 Hull St, Baltimore, MD 21230
So it was a great weekend in Baltimore. Chelsea beat AC Milan 2-1, the stadium was sold out (72k!) and the celebration afterwards was a good time.
Most relevant though is the food, here is a brief report:
Attman's Deli: We went directly there after checking in, not too long of a wait and even if there was it would have been worth it. I ordered the Hot Corned Beef, Nice portion, super tender and delicious. I can see why this is a Baltimore institution.
Ryleighs Oyster: Before the match we went to Ryleighs Oyster for dinner. The place was packed but they were able to get us a table upstairs. To start off I had a half dozen oysters from Maryland (Cant remember the name) Very sweet, fresh and tasty. For my entree I had the Maryland Crab Cakes which were incredible. Perfectly sauteed, great flaky crab meat and the hand cut fries were also very nice, overall just a great dish. Plus on top of all this they had Fullers on draft for $2! A nice way to wash everything down before the game.
I also would like to mention the excellent service at Ryleighs. It was packed because of being so close to the stadium, plus our server made sure to ask us what time the match started so that he could get us out of there in time. Well he and kitchen handled themselves flawlessly and we got out just in time to catch the opening of the game, kudos to the staff.
Miss Shirley's Cafe: The next day we woke up late after the aforementioned celebrating in Federal Hill at the bar, so we had time to hit Miss Shirleys right before we headed out. I ordered the Chicken and Waffles. I have tried Chicken and waffles all around (Up north, down south, etc..) but Miss Shirley's spin on the classic was excellent. The White Cheddar Green Onion waffles, the Jalapeno Butter and Honey Mustard syrup all really complimented each other perfectly. Most importantly though the chicken was perfectly fried and juicy.
Overall a great weekend in a very underrated and overlooked city that I love spending time in, thank you again for all your recommendations. I will be in DC end of next month so I look forward to picking your brains again in the near future.


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