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Cordelia Bleats, and Other News
July 4, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
- Edmund White on the Fourth of July circa 1925: "The last random pops and shots of the Fourth—the effortful spluttering and chugging up a hill—the last wild ride with hilarious yells on its way back to New York. Then the long even silence of summer that stretches darkness from sun to sun."
- And here's a handbook for firework design from 1785. (Note: The Paris Review does not endorse the unsupervised construction or detonation of homemade pyrotechnical devices from any era, past or present—unless you're reasonably sure you know what you're doing, in which case, have at it.)
- Forget King Lear with people—that's old-fashioned. What you want is King Lear with Sheep. "The actors are actually incapable of acting or even recognizing that something is expected of them." (Because they're sheep.)
- "Here's the problem for someone trying to give Pride and Prejudice a contemporary twist … Jane and Lizzy Bennet are twenty-two and twenty years old, respectively. This means that, in the novel's world, the two are pretty much teetering on the edge of spinsterhood. The whole twenty-three-year-old-spinster idea will not resonate, of course, with contemporary readers."
- Is Moby-Dick something of a roman à clef?
Elizabethan Warts and All, and Other News
July 2, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
- A report by British dermatologists makes the audacious claim that Shakespeare is responsible for Western society's obsession with clear skin. "Shakespeare's works have survived the intervening centuries; has his success led to the perpetuation of Elizabethan negativity toward skin disease?" Apparently, too many of his plays feature insults about skin disease—poxes, boils, carbuncles, moles, blots, blemishes, plagues—an excess of abscesses, a sebaceous surfeit.
- "One of the most intriguing questions I get from readers of my movie reviews is: 'But did you like the film?' … The binary scale of good and bad, like and dislike, is essentially pointless. Movies are complex experiences—even those that are simplistic or clumsily made are rich in substance—and sometimes criticism is like the science of medicine, with advances coming from diagnoses of some dread disease that you wouldn't want to have."
- A linguist's cri de coeur: death to Whorfianism! "What Whorfianism claims, in its strongest form, is that our thoughts are limited and shaped by the specific words and grammar we use"—but linguists have found only "fairly negligible differences … between language speakers."
- These hand-painted posters from Russian cinemas make movies like Shrek 2 and 50 First Dates look like surrealist masterworks.
- You can live in the house from Twin Peaks. (Leland Palmer not included. Or is he?)
What We're Loving: Lovers, Lizards, Lowry
May 9, 2014 | by The Paris Review
I don't usually go in for collections of letters; it's hard to imagine sitting down and reading one cover to cover. But I couldn't resist picking up a volume of love letters between Christopher Isherwood and Don Bachardy, in large part because it's titled The Animals. It sounded sweetly romantic, and it is. Isherwood, some thirty years older than Bachardy, is Dobbin, an old workhorse; Bachardy is Kitty. Though they discuss all manner of subjects in the body of the letters—dinners, friends, business, and art—they are topped and tailed (no pun intended) with joyful, intimate love: "I feel a need to tell Kitty today how dearly Dobbin loves him and how faithfully he waits and guards the stable until Kitty's return. Dub has been quite off his feed since Kitty hasn't been there to tempt him with morsels held by those pure paws." Bachardy sometimes even includes cutouts of fluffy white kittens in his missives. Apart from the adorableness, there is, of course, other great stuff here: not least, Isherwood's coining of the word psychofiesta. —Nicole Rudick
"You're eighty-two years old. You've shrunk six centimeters, you only weigh forty-five kilos yet you're still beautiful, graceful and desirable. We've lived together now for fifty-eight years and I love you more than ever. I once more feel a gnawing emptiness in the hollow of my chest that is only filled when your body is pressed next to mine." That's the beginning of philosopher André Gorz's Letter to D, written to his dying wife. A year later, the couple took their own lives, together. The book itself is slim—as the friend who sent it to me wrote, you can read it on the crosstown bus—but it contains a fully realized true love story. —Sadie Stein
Nothing grates like a self-mythologizing coffee-table book, but in the case of the Jesus Lizard's new tome—called, simply, The Jesus Lizard Book—you can forgive any aura of congratulation. These guys deserve to pat themselves on the back. One of the finest, most primal rock bands of the nineties, they drew a cult following in that they seemed to be, in fact, a cult, with David Yow the deranged high priest and David Wm. Sims his brooding voodoo-deacon. If the spectacular photography in The Jesus Lizard Book is to be believed, their shows resembled nothing more than that scene in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom where some poor dude has his still-beating heart removed in an elaborate ritual. (In the world of the Jesus Lizard, everyone is in the Black Sleep of Kali Ma.) Granted, Yow could be an oblique shock-jock—"I had a tendency to pull my balls out and hold them glistening up to the microphone," he says—but at his best, he was as compelling a frontman and lyricist as anyone in music. In, say, "Karpis" ("Alvin's feelin' restless, cellblock H / A carton of smokes for ten minutes of pleasure") his lyrics have a gritty economy, telling an unmistakably terrifying story without having to spell anything out. —Dan Piepenbring
While reading through an interview—blind item!—that's running in our upcoming issue, I was led by a series of Google searches to a would-be epitaph written by Malcolm Lowry:
Malcolm Lowry
Late of the Bowery
His prose was flowery
And often glowery
He lived, nightly, and drank, daily,
And died playing the ukulele
The "Death by Misadventure" tag in his coroner's report calls the ukulele bit into question (or does it?)—and Lowry's actual tombstone, it turns out, isn't quite so literarily engraved—but the verse did remind me of another of my favorite would-be epitaphs, that of W. C. Fields. When asked by Vanity Fair, in 1925, to contribute to a piece called, fittingly, "A Group of Artists Write Their Own Epitaphs," he came up with this, a riff on his running (and playful) disdain for the City of Brotherly Love: "Here lies W. C. Fields. I would rather be living in Philadelphia." —Stephen Andrew Hiltner
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Warhol via Floppy Disk, and Other News
April 25, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
- Shakespeare: playwright, poet, armchair astronomer. "Peter Usher has a very elaborate theory about Hamlet, in which the play is seen as an allegory about competing cosmological worldviews … Claudius happens to have the same name as Claudius Ptolemy, the ancient Greek mathematician and astronomer who we now associate most closely with the geo-centric Ptolemaic worldview."
- From the mideighties: Andy Warhol's rediscovered computer art.
- New research by the University of California-San Diego's Rayner Eyetracking Lab—nobody tracks eyes like the Rayner—suggests that speed-reading apps might rob you of your comprehension skills.
- "I have been surreptitiously scrutinizing faces wherever I go. Several things have struck me while undertaking this field research on our species. The first is quite how difficult it is to describe faces … We might say that a mouth is generous, or eyes deep-set, or cheeks acne-scarred, but when set beside the living, breathing, infinitely subtle interplay of inner thought, outward reaction and the nexus of superimposed cultural conventions, it tells us next to nothing about what a person really looks like."
- In Germany, business is booming. The secret: pessimism. "German executives are almost always less confident in the future than they are in the present."
- Discovered in an archive of the LAPD: more than a million old crime-scene photographs, some of them more than a century old.
Shakespeare, Heartthrob
April 23, 2014 | by John Paul Rollert
Reclaiming the Bard for the common man.
There was a time when attending a motion picture was not an occasion but an event. Most of the great movie houses that might remind us—the Roxy in Times Square, Fox Theater in San Francisco, the Loews Palace in DC—are long gone, but the Music Box remains. A local landmark on Chicago's North Side, the theater still has its Austrian curtains, house organ, and even a hoary legend: the ghost of Whitey, the house manager who ran the theater from opening night in 1929 until Thanksgiving eve, 1977, when he lay down for a cat nap and passed away in the lobby.
The Music Box is an 800-seat theater, more than three times the size of Donmar Warehouse, another theater nearly four thousand miles away in London. What brought the two houses together was Shakespeare's Coriolanus. A recent performance at the Donmar was beamed live, and later rerun, to cinemas all over the world as part of Britain's National Theatre Live series. It was the first time the Music Box telecasted a production that completely sold out.
In Shakespeare's canon, Coriolanus sits somewhere between rarely remembered plays like Pericles and Two Gentlemen of Verona and stock selections like King Lear and Romeo and Juliet. A story of pride and political intrigue plucked from Plutarch's Lives, the play is a little like an olive: a bitter fruit from Rome and something of an acquired taste. Its title character is one of Shakespeare's great creations—for an accomplished actor, a role almost as inevitable as Iago or Macbeth. T.S. Eliot called the play "Shakespeare's most assured artistic success;" he admired it so much he wrote two "Coriolan" poems with an eye toward an unfinished tetralogy.
It's unlikely enough that an art-house movie theater would sell so many tickets to a telecast of Coriolanus—but I should add that this was a morning matinee in Chicago on a frigid Sunday in February. When I arrived, then, I wasn't exactly worried about finding a place to sit—but I was bewildered to discover a packed house where I expected an acre of open seats. Read More »
The Cosmonaut Survival Kit, and Other News
April 22, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
- Have booksellers discovered Shakespeare's annotated dictionary?
- Laura Ingalls Wilder collaborated with her daughter on many books in the Little House on the Prairie series, and it wasn't always a cooperative arrangement. A letter from 1938 suggests the scope of their creative frictions: "Here you have a young girl," Wilder's daughter wrote to her about one character, "a girl twelve years old, who's led a rather isolated life with father, mother, sisters in the country, and you can not have her suddenly acting like a slum child who has protected her virginity from street gangs since she was seven or eight."
- What was in your average Soviet cosmonaut's survival kit circa 1968? Among other specialties: three balaclavas, a tripartite rifle/shotgun/flare-gun, and a pistol intended to frighten "wolves, bears, tigers, etc." in the event of a crash landing.
- A new app called Cloak helps you "avoid exes, co-workers, that guy who likes to stop and chat—anyone you'd rather not run into." Which makes life a bit more miserable, it turns out: "'All Clear: There's nobody nearby' reads like such a strange, sad message, such a lonely thing to have achieved through technological control of our social environments. Looking at that screen makes me want to place my phone face down on my desk, go out into the street, and walk around until I bump into someone I know."
- Christian Montenegro, an Argentinean illustrator, makes arresting drawings that look like eclectic contemporary woodcuts.


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It's nearly here! Next Thursday, March 20th 2014 is the Jour du Macaron or Macaron Day. I'm thrilled to see Macaron Day Toronto in its third year (you may remember how excited I was for theToronto edition's first year touring the majority of the participating bakeries), once again raising funds to support the Red Door […]
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Meeting the French: Behind-the-scenes at Gérard Mulot (Paris)
You all know how much I love macarons, right? And if you've been reading for a while you'll know how when I'm in Paris, I have to do multiple macaron taste testings every summer. Oh, and take multiple macaron-making classes too! But the one thing I had not done was go "behind the scenes" of […]
Happy Birthday Dorie!
It's Dorie Greenspan's birthday today and the folks from French Fridays with Dorie and Tuesdays with Dorie are celebrating by baking and cooking up a storm in Dorie's honour. I couldn't think of a better French treat to bake for Dorie than macarons – chocolate and, as a nod to the season, pumpkin spice. But […]
I know how to make macarons, what's next?
Right, so macarons. I guess you could say I know how to make them. They mostly turn out (although I have a new oven so I am learning my recipes all over again – more on that soon). And when I teach classes, people often ask me "What's Level 2?" Typically my response will be […]
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It seems the stars were colliding recently and sending me a pretty strong message that I needed to bake some more macarons. First of all, on my recent trip to New York in March Break (I didn't blog about this but you can check out some of my photos over on Flickr), I attended a […]
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I just Googled Garlic
- Woodfireguy Apr 4, 2011 06:34 AM
And got 72,700,000 results. I love it and wonder why anyone would use any thing other than fresh garlic. Powdered Garlic, Garlic Salt, Pre-peeled, Pre-crushed….Why?
re: Woodfireguy
and dont google ginger....
u dont wanna know what people do with it....
re: joonjoon
Excellent point, my friend.
It comes down to ease of use. If I want a taste of garlic on a steak, for example, I'd turn to garlic powder or salt. Fresh garlic simply wouldn't work in that situation unless I was doing a marinade, and there's not always time for that.
Many times I'm cooking something on the fly, and I want a bit of a garlic taste, but don't have the time to peel, chop and saute the garlic to soften it. That's when I get a quick spoonful of minced garlic in oil from the fridge.
I love fresh garlic but I'm glad I have other options to turn to in various situations.
re: Chris VR
I get where you're coming from. I'm of the opinion that processed garlic products have nothing good to offer other than convenience. Have you tried putting some Chimichurri on your steak? Not a time saver but great garlic flavor.
re: Woodfireguy
I love Chimichurri, especially in the summer when I'm swimming in parsley. I don't typically put garlic powder on steak, but my parents like it that way. They wouldn't go for the Chimichurri, though!
re: Chris VR
There ya go.
For much of the OP's list, the use of one doesn't preclude the use of the other (in my kitchen, anyway). I always have fresh on hand, and put it in the appropriate dishes, but sometimes a dish needs a little extra something. Sometimes that little extra something is a dash of soy, or worcestershire, and sometimes it is a bit of granulated garlic. I use garlic salt on or in popcorn, chicken salad, and the like. The salts and powdered aren't used as a substitute for fresh, but as an ingredient in their own right, with very different flavors than fresh garlic has.
I never use the peeled and minced stuff, but my boyfriend sometimes will sneak some into the shopping cart, simply because he *hates* peeling and chopping garlic. If he doesn't have any in the fridge, he'll do without it rather than get out the cutting board, if I'm not home to do it for him.
re: onceadaylily
That's interesting. What favor profiles are you getting that you can,t get from fresh? To me, garlic powder taste like a weaker version of fresh garlic that's been slightly browned in olive oil.
re: Woodfireguy
I agree with you about the powdered garlic (it has a dryness to it that I dislike). I don't use powdered garlic, just granulated garlic and garlic salt. To me, those two have a deeper flavor, similar to roasted, but without the sweetness of actual roasted garlic, which is nice for the quick fix of a lacking dish, or in something that I wouldn't want to add minced garlic in (like popcorn), where the texture qould be misplaced, and the flavor not spread out enough. The salt and granulated versions are my white girl version of a cheater MSG fix. But all brands of those two products are not created the same; I have had fantastic and horrible jars of both of those items.
When I was growing up, my mom used powdered garlic to make garlic bread. She started buying those jars of mince when I was a teenager, and she had just married an Italian-American. That was her concession to his heritage. ;)
re: onceadaylily
Got it. If her husband is happy, then I'm happy. Isn't garlic powder finely ground granulated garlic? Not sure on that one.
re: Woodfireguy
I think so, but I've always thought that granulated seems to have a more pronounced taste, without the texture that I find unappealing (the powder even *smells* dry to me, floury, in a way). And I've always thought garlic powder would be more likely to have additives, but I could be wrong.
And my stepdad is as happy as he's gonna get in that regard. Mom is a very busy lady, and she likes a very 'convenient' kitchen.
re: Woodfireguy
I use garlic powder (and, for that matter, onion powder) for one thing and one thing only: as elements of my rib rub, prior to slow smoking. I don't think using fresh garlic & onion would work the same.
EDIT: just read the rest of the thread and see that I am not alone in this practice.
re: scarmoza
Yes, it does get bitter if you over brown it or burn it that's for sure.I have not tried the ones you mentioned. I guess that my dislike for processed garlic comes from being Italian. You can get so many different flavor profiles from fresh garlic by the way you slice, crush, dice, brown or roast it, why bother with the rest. That just me, but I enjoy hearing every ones opinion. Thanks for replying
re: Woodfireguy
Santa Maria Style BBQ (aka Central Coast BBQ, Red Oak Grilling) also has Italian roots. Once you've tried it, you will find love and understanding for the dried garlic forever.
re: scarmoza
Thanks...I will keep an eye out for it.
re: Delucacheesemonger
I've been seeing it bagged. Costco has bags of California peeled cloves in their refrigerated foods section.
re: ferret
Thanks, that was where used to get the jars, will look again
re: Delucacheesemonger
I think I remember someone on CH saying they had found it at Trader Joe's. If I'm remembering correctly, it prompted a few comments similar to this OP. ;)
re: ferret
Tiny aside - that bag will stink up the fridge so fast! Even when I mason jarred it, the smell came through the plastic lid I used. Beware!
re: Delucacheesemonger
I've gotten it several times at H Mart at astonishingly low prices, if you live near one of those.
Have you ever reached for a fresh garlic clove and found that all are dried up or sprouted? That's when you appreciate one of the other forms, whether minced, whole peeled or dried.
I first tried the pre-peeled when I saw Korean groceries selling 1 and 2lb tubs of it. What do these heavy users of garlic know that I don't?
There's another thread about garlic, with a 'Am I a snob' subject line.
re: paulj
Yes! I have been having that issue with shriveled or sprouted garlic lately. I was in the store trying to find some and the bulbs all felt so empty. I bought elephant garlic instead since that was the only decent bulbs I could find locally. I tried it in a tomato based sauce and the flavor profile was a little different. Not to mention, that one clove was just way to much for what I needed. I ended up tossing about half of it into the compost. I didn't know the best way to store it for later use. I still have the elephant garlic, just missing that one clove.
re: chefathome
I'm not going to drive a couple of miles in the midst of supper preparations to buy a fresh head of garlic.
re: chefathome
hopefully thats what planning ahead and your mise en place would keep that from happening...
re: srsone
That's what I mean - this has not happened to me yet nor is it likely to as I am almost too much of a planner (if that's possible). But if my husband were to use up all the garlic I would be prepared to go and pick up more. (I live in a small centre - easy to come and go in minutes!)
re: azhotdish
That's true - I had forgotten about that.
re: azhotdish
I suspect the various non-fresh forms were developed for commercial uses, and only later packaged for home use. Powdered and granulated forms are lot easier to add to sauces and condiments in a large commercial kitchen or factory than having an army of workers peeling individual cloves.
Here's a blog column that probably tells you more about garlic than you wanted to know - including the pros and cons of peeled garlic (using compressed air):
re: magnolia
Some pull out the green core, others use the whole clove, sprouted or not
re: magnolia
Look for the whitest and firmest bulbs in the bin. But garlic is, like everything else, seasonal. I've only just in the past few weeks begun to see nice bulbs in my markets, after a few months of yellowed and shriveled product. As paulj pointed out with the link, some think sprouts themselves don't mean that one has to ditch the bulb. I use it even when sprouted, depending on the application (I wouldn't in a pesto, hummus, or similar). I read once that sprouts themselves are prized in some cultures, and used as a thing unto themselves. The peeled clove itself needs examination apart from the sprout. If the flesh is still very pale, meaty, and unblemished, then you should be okay. Discard if there are brown spots, or if the clove has a rubbery feel to it (more likely to be bitter).
Well, we both work 8-9 hrs a day, commute time approx. 1 hr each day. Get home, flop on the sofa, think about cooking something. The fresh garlic we bought last Sunday has already gone bad. It's just easier to take some out of a bottle. Minus a daily fresh garlic delivery, I am sorry I just have to take an easier way out. That is why.


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Terry Farrell leaving the show is a huge loss anyhow, and I really just do not get the decision. The show was only going to be on the air for another year, why not just hold out? Especially since, of all the actors in the cast, Farrell had the worst negotiating position because she was by definition the most replaceable member of the cast. Just shove the slug into someone else's belly.
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Also O'Brien's whole we've-grown-apart speech doesn't really feel right. He just was reunited with his family in the previous episode (honestly, flipping this and "Time's Orphan" would've worked beautifully, with O'Brien's resolve to bring Keiko, Molly, and Yoshi back to the station growing out of his talks with Cusak), Odo and Kira are planning playdates in the holosuite in this episode, the whole gang was taking excursions to Vic's Place on the holosuite only a month ago, and we saw O'Brien, Odo, and Worf hanging out in Quark's like old buddies just three episodes ago. They haven't been growing apart, the script just says they are, and I don't buy it.
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Current Mood: thankfulCurrent Music: "American Tune" by Paul Simon
Current Mood: tiredCurrent Music: "Kodachrome" by Paul Simon
It follows the rough formula of each episode of the series, but it cuts nicely between two episodes to bring readers a little more information and insight into the characters and overall arc of the series.All-in-all, "Sleepy Hollow: Children of the Revolution" is a good read. It is solid in its own right as a supernatural thriller, and it pays fan service nicely to the acclaimed television series. It is definitely worth the gander.
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I have been asked to arrange a brunch venue for tomorrow morning for a large party (20-40 people), potentially up to 40 people. Ideal would be a venue that was big enough to accommodate a party potentially that large without booking something in advance, because we have no idea how many people are actually going to show up. We are looking somewhere along the 101 corridor as far south as San Rafael or as far north as Petaluma. I realize this is sort of a tall order but if anyone has an idea for something that might work I'd really appreciate it. Basically we are looking for a gigantic restaurant that serves brunch. Alternatively, something super informal where we people can drop in. Thanks hounds!
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Hilltop is a very nice place, on top of a hill with views, and the food has been good the few times I've been there in the past year. It's also a large place and they probably would welcome your group, at least with some notice. They're open at 10:00 am on Sunday.
You may want to steer clear of downtown Petaluma at lunch time tomorrow (Sunday) -- big parade and celebration for the Little League team -- or join them! Yay Nationals!
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Sorry, hounds, that I never returned to this thread to make a report! We ended up doing the brunch Hilltop 1892. This was a great choice - the food was very good and the staff were extremely accommodating of the somewhat difficult parameters we imposed. They were able to give us basically a private room with beautiful views and everyone enjoyed their brunch and had a great time.
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Within hours of Kate Middleton topless pictures burning up the Internet and the pages of French tabloid Closer, the Royal Family is reportedly planning action against the magazine behind these images.
A rep for St. James's Palace just released a statement saying that "legal proceedings for breach of privacy have been commenced today in France" by Kate and William. No further details were included.
The move does not come as a shock, considering the family's swift and forceful reaction to the photos in question.
"The incident is reminiscent of the worst excess of the paparazzi during the life of Diana, Princess of Wales, and all the more upsetting to the Duke and Duchess for being so," said a spokesman for Clarence House, the Prince of Wales' office, early this morning.
But that's not how Laurence Pieau of Closer sees it. This editor doesn't see why there's any fuss being made over the shots at all.
"These photos are not in the least shocking," he told the Agence France-Presse. "They show a young woman sunbathing topless, like the millions of women you see on beaches."
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Fortunately, this scandalous hullabaloo does have a silver lining for the Royals: There's no talk anymore about Kate Middleton pregnant rumors, is there?
Someone in her specific station in life should NEVER have had them taken, that's reflects on the Queen. Stupid, just stupid. She does'nt belong there, maybe the Kardashboardians.
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Herbal Remedies to Eliminate Candida overgrowth
The first step in eliminating an overgrowth of candida is to stop feeding it. Sugar is your worst enemy. This means eliminating all forms of sugar including simple carbohydrates that the body turns into sugar as well as yeast and moldy foods. Also, avoid all allergens. You need your immune system focused on the task at hand, so don't challenge it with any foods or environmental substances that have caused you problems in the past.
What Makes Blueberries So Healthy?
Blueberries are perennial flowering plants of the Ericaceous family known as Vaccinium Cyanococcus. The flower itself is typically bell shaped and can be white, pale pink, or red. The fruit is a deep velvety purple with a fleshy characteristic.
What's the Best Water for Detoxifying and For Drinking?
Earth is the water planet. Oceans, rivers, lakes, streams–water abounds. Unfortunately, most of it is polluted. Our industries use our waterways to dump their waste; industrial farming pollutants leach into waterways and ground water. Even jet fuel is found in our water–in well water and municipal water. Mercury pollutes our rivers, streams, and lakes. Fracking is dumping chemicals into groundwater.
Detox vs. Fasting – Which One You should do?
It's often argued that a detoxification regimen is pointless because the body is always detoxifying. While this is true, there is also a process of "medicinal removal of toxic substances" which is the definition commonly used by naturopaths, and other alternative health care advocates. So, for the purposes of getting past this inane sticking point, let's redefine detoxifying, and "detox" to mean a method to expel waste from the body at a significantly greater rate than what the body will remove without such aid.
How to Detoxify from Vaccinations & Heavy Metals
If you choose to vaccinate (or believe you have no choice), it's time to detoxify. This is not an article intended to debate the efficacy of vaccinations, but merely to address the toxicity from vaccinations and advise on elimination of the toxins.
Herbs and a Protocol that Eliminates Parasites from the Body
Parasites are more common than most people realize. There are many different kinds. Internally, there's a pretty good chance that you and a third of the people you know have them. If we consider the possibility that there are many common parasites that we are as of yet unaware of, most of us could be suffering from them. If you want to take it a step further and consider candida a parasite (most don't group them together, but candida does fit the description), then it could be argued that most people in the world suffer from adverse health effects due to parasites.
Inexpensive, Easy Detox – The One Gallon Challenge
You've heard of the ice bucket challenge, and maybe even the Ferguson Challenge. Here's a new challenge: the one gallon challenge. Drink a gallon of cranberry lemonade a day, sweetened with stevia, and spiced with cayenne. This is one of the best ways to detoxify and clean out your system.
The Most Common Mistakes Health Nuts Make With Their Diet
There are fazes that people typically go through while learning to eat right and take control of their health. For me, the first step was choosing the fast food restaurant that makes those sandwiches fresh, right in front of you. I also switched from cola to the clear lemon and lime flavored sodas, because I decided to obey my thirst, as the old slogan went.
The Health Benefits of Epsom Salt Baths
Epsom salts have been used by many different cultures for hundreds of years. They have a number of different beneficial properties and are used in gardening, household cleaning, and detoxifying the body. These salts are very inexpensive and can be purchased at bulk discounts in garden centers nearly everywhere. Using Epsom salt baths is an advanced detoxification strategy that has remarkable health benefits.


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I went to London recently to do a workshop with Chinelo Bally from the Great British Sewing Bee. It was brilliant! We learned how to make this peplum top – with no pattern or pins!
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I made this belt from African fabric. It's an obi-style belt and I'm going to tweak the design to get it just right but it works well.
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What is Good or Bad Cholesterol?
If you've been wondering about commonly used cholesterol terms like HDL and LDL, or good cholesterol and bad cholesterol, then you've come to the right place. For instance, did you know that cholesterol deposits in your lower body's arteries could give you foot ulcers? Read what cardiologist,... Continue Reading »
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Body Mass Index: What's the Ideal Body Weight for You?
Being overweight puts you at an increased risk of developing lifestyle diseases. To lose weight gradually, you may need to reduce your calorie intake by approxiamtely 500 calories each day and/or increase your physical activity to 150 minutes each week. Continue Reading »
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Cholesterol Diet: Fruits to Lower Cholesterol
Are you aware that bad cholesterol levels can be controlled with fruits? Yes, there are certain fruits that are effective in lowering bad cholesterol. Plus fruits make a good snack, if you are trying to loose weight and boost your energy levels. Here's how to reduce your cholesterol levels with... Continue Reading »
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What's Changed from Puri-Chole to Pasta & Artisanal Bread
Our first taste of authentic global cuisine, started when 'real' burgers and pizzas. To eat a burger with real hash browns and mustard, in a small diner-like place - oh man, that was the stuff of Archie comics and H'wood, rolled into one! Now, we are faced with greater dilemmas. What does one... Continue Reading »
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Diabetes Mellitus: What is Insulin Resistance?
Diabetes mellitus means a change in diet, taking regular insulin injections and exercising regularly, as these preventive measures can help fight diabetes. In spite of making these changes, some diabetics can experience insulin resistance. Dr. B.M. Makkar, Director at Diabetes & Obesity Centre and... Continue Reading »
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You Ask, We Answer: What is the Importance of Vitamin D?
Vitamin D is both a nutrient we eat and a hormone that our body makes. Worldwide an estimated 1 billion people have low levels of vitamin D in their blood, and this deficiency can be found in all ethnicities and age group. We explain the importance of Vitamin D. Continue Reading »
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If you often find yourself wondering if you are at high risk for cardiovascular disease, if you're good cholesterol is very low, and what could be causing high cholesterol inspite of you not smoking or drinking? If you are plagued by similar questions, read on to find out more about the causes of... Continue Reading »
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Health Star of the Week: Weight Loss to Battle High Cholesterol
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Head Coach Ricky Fried
July 12, 2013
WASHINGTON - Georgetown University Head Women's Lacrosse Coach Ricky Fried led the U.S. Women's National Team to a 17-7 victory over England on Thursday to begin the Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) World Cup. Fried is in his fourth year as the head coach of the national team. The Americans are looking to defend their 2009 World Cup title.
Despite England scoring first, the United States answered with 11-consecutive goals and never looked back. Ten players tallied goals in a balanced attack by the Americans.
"I have to give England a lot of credit - they came out in the second half and didn't give up and continued to play fast and aggressive. But overall, we're satisfied with the game today," Fried said. "It's great to have the first game over with. It's been a long journey to this point, and it was a long day today. Going in, we wanted to make sure we're focused what we do best, which is play fast and play aggressive but stay under control, and I thought we did an excellent job in the first half."
Fried is no stranger to international play. He was an assistant with the 2009 squad which won a gold medal at the FIL World Cup in Prague. Later that year, he was named the head coach for the team making him the first male head coach in the history of U.S. Lacrosse.
In his nine seasons, Fried has led the Hoyas to a 106-58 overall record. The Hoyas have earned six Big East regular season titles, made five trips to the Big East Tournament Championship Game (winning in 2010) and have advanced to the NCAA Tournament six times, reaching the quarterfinals twice.
Fried has coached 22 All-Americans as well as the National Goalie of the Year, two Big East Attackers of the Year, two Midfielders of the Year, five Defensive Players of the Year and 51 Big East first or second team selections. He previously served as a Georgetown assistant coach in 2003 and 2004.
The win puts Team USA atop Pool A with a 1-0 record heading into Saturday's 4:30 p.m. ET matchup against Wales. The U.S. holds a perfect 6-0 mark against Wales in World Cup competition, with an average victory margin of more than 13 goals. The two teams last met in the 2005 World Cup in Annapolis, Md., with the U.S. winning 11-4.
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Despite checking out a couple Pokemon-themed updates in the past few years, I still don't know that much about the creatures. I know the plural of "Pokemon" is "Pokemon," because I checked to make sure of that -- using the correct plural form is very important to me! Also, apparently they drool a lot, like a cat who ate bad leafs! I learned this latest bit when CapCityGoofBall encouraged the SA Forum Goons to draw irregular Pokemon specimen. These monster clearly suffered a form of generation loss during their evolution. Now let's get it started in here!
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The White House of the Confederacy - home to President Davis and his family from 1861-1865 - pictured in a beautiful watercolor print and surrounded by a gold-tone frame. This is our most popular ornament and we know it will make a wonderful addition to your collection. 2-1/4 x 3-1/2 Comes with a ribbon for hanging and a box for gift wrapping.
Christmas Cards featuring the First Family of the Confederacy during Christmas 1863. This is the only portrait of the entire Davis family together and was painted by noted Richmond artist, Nancy Smith. This is a Museum of the Confederacy exclusive available only through the Haversack and Online stores. Ten cards and envelopes are packaged in an attractive clear box. A great new Christmas Card to send to everyone on your list this year!
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Stick Stunt Biker Cheats for iPhone - iPodHome / iPhone - iPod /
This page contains Cheats for Stick Stunt Biker organized by sections for iPhone - iPod. Stick Stunt Biker is a Action General game, made by Robert Szeleney, released on Aug 23, 2010 and published by Robert Szeleney. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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Stick Stunt Biker iPhone - iPod CheatsRobert Szeleney
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- Genre: Action General
- Release Date: Aug 23, 2010
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While playing on any level shake your device up and down about 3 times and the biker's head will become a pumpkin....From: Smitty
Ok right when i started playing i got stuck on the track, so i pressed the gas and started shaking the device, and then poof a cloud of smoke and i had a pumpkin head. So just press gas and shake....From: Joey54349
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William B. Hays
William Bratton Hays (January 12, 1844 – September 16, 1912) served as Mayor of Pittsburgh from 1903 to 1906.
Early life[edit]
Hays was born into a meat packing family in 1844. He made his fortune in the coal industry in nearby Indiana County, Pennsylvania; he was also involved in the lumber business in North Carolina.
Pittsburgh politics[edit]
He was appointed the mayor of Pittsburgh by the Pennsylvania Governor after Mayor Diehl's corruption scandal. During his service the governor re-installed elections in the city and he was subsequently voted in as mayor.
Hays presided over some of Pittsburgh's greatest feats and also one of its greatest disasters. The Pittsburgh Pirates went to the first ever World Series in 1903, and the film industry's first Nickelodeon movie theater was opened on Smithfield Street in 1905. Hays though also had to contend with the devastating city hall fire making the government home a total loss and destroying many records and documents in the process.
Later life[edit]
Hays died in 1912 and was buried in Allegheny Cemetery.[1] The Hays neighborhood of Pittsburgh was named in his honor.[2]
- ^ "Political Graveyard: Index to Politicians: Hays".
- ^ "Pittsburgh's 'accidental mayors' perform". Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
|Political offices
|Preceded by
Joseph O. Brown
|Mayor of Pittsburgh
|Succeeded by
George W. Guthrie


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