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House, 5 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths, (Sleeps 12)
Come enjoy an amazing time in the beautiful Santa Ynez Valley on a 5 acre ranch. You will have the entire property to enjoy; the farmhouse, the barn with apartment, and small room by the rock pool. Sip wine in the salt water pool or jacuzzi or from the two balconies surrounded by breath taking mountain views or in the nearby wine tasting venues. Enjoy the ranch by picking apples or grapes or pettng the goats or pony. If your perfect vacation needs more activity then maybe play volleyball on the grass court, swim in the salt water pool, shoot baskets, play soccer on the huge lawns or maybe ping pong or foos ball in the barn game room. If you like to cycle, then bring your road bike to enjoy the world class road routes around Happy Canyon or Ballard Canyon, or just ride 3 miles to Bridlewood Winery.
The main home is a beautifully decorated newer Victorian farmhouse - it is a 2,900 sq/ft, 4 bedroom (5th bedroom in barn) home that can sleep up to 12 on beds. Enjoy the gorgeous views of Figueroa mountain, 2 balconies, 2 car garage, large TV, open kitchen with island and wood fireplace; you will love this house.
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Even though we are out in the country, we have a strictly enforced good neighbor policy of having all outdoor activity or loud indoor music to cease at 10pm.
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Hi, We are Dan and Annette Lockhart; I work for a cancer research and drug development company and my wife raises our 5 kids (2nd grade to sohpomore in college) and loves to decorate and meet people. We moved from Santa Barbara 7 years ago and just love the Santa Ynez Valley and our place in the country. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do.
Dan and Annette Lockhart purchased this farmhouse in 2005
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MinnPost advertises Governor Mark Dayton's appearance at MinnRoastTomorrow night is the fourth annual MinnRoast, a fundraiser for MinnPost's "non-partisan, nonprofit" brand of journalism. And former Star Tribune columnist Nick Coleman argues convincingly today that the whole event compromises ... More >>
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Coleman said his newsroom goodbyes Friday, but will officially leave the paper's roster March 13 after more than 3,500 columns and 26 years of writing in the Twin Cities.
If you tried to apply for a spot, you are out of luck. The Star Tribune picked their two new Metro section columnists internally.
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The coverage of the bridge collapse by the daily papers, particularly the Star Tribune, has been terrific. It's a prime example of why we need first-rate, adequately staffed daily newspapers. But some of the attempts to raise the import of the event have gotten a little out of hand.
Rae Hart Anderson, an unsuccessful Republican candidate for the Minnesota state senate, got her 15-minutes of fame in the blogosphere this weekend. The reason? A rambling and poorly punctuated concession email in which she urged incumbent Sta ... More >>
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Homeland Security spokesman Matt Chandler issued a statement Thursday that the department has no information on "any imminent terrorist threat to the U.S. rail sector, but wanted to make our partners aware of the alleged plotting; it is unclear if any further planning has been conducted since February of last year."
"We want to stress that this alleged al-Qaida plotting is based on initial reporting, which is often misleading or inaccurate and subject to change," Chandler said.
He said the department and its partners since Sunday have reviewed protective measures for all potential terrorist targets, including critical infrastructure and transportation systems across the country and deployed additional officers to non-secured areas at airports.
The assault team that raided bin Laden's compound took more than 100 storage devices and 10 hard drives, along with five computers and five cell phones. The information is being analyzed and unencrypted now.
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CHICAGO – The Chicago Bears were looking to jolt their struggling defense. How does adding Jared Allen sound?
The Bears agreed to a four-year contract with the five-time Pro Bowl defensive end Wednesday, replacing one accomplished pass rusher with another as they rebuild a defense that ranked among the league's worst last season.
A person with knowledge of the agreement told The Associated Press that Allen will get $15.5 million guaranteed on a deal that could be worth as much as $32 million. The person requested anonymity because the terms have not been announced.
Allen's deal can be voided down to three years and $24 million, but the first two years of his salary and a roster bonus next March are fully guaranteed.
The 31-year-old Allen spent the previous six years with the NFC North rival Minnesota Vikings. He will take over for Julius Peppers, who signed with Green Bay as a free agent after being released by the Bears. Chicago's defense ranked 30th in the NFL last season and was 32nd and last against the run.
"This is another important step in our continued efforts to build our team towards a championship level," general manager Phil Emery told the team's website.
In a statement, Allen thanked his teammates and coaches in Minnesota, along with the fans.
"I can only hope that I have left with you all, with even a fraction of the positive support and impact you have had on my life, my foundation and my family," he said. "I am very excited about this next chapter in my career with the Chicago Bears and can't wait to see what the future holds for us."
He had 11 1/2 sacks last season, reaching double digits in sacks for seven straight years, and is considered a solid run defender.
Allen also had talks with the Seahawks and Cowboys. His move to the Bears adds plenty of intrigue to the NFC North picture.
The Vikings acquired Allen from Kansas City in 2007 and signed him to a six-year, $73 million contract that at the time made him the highest-paid defensive player in the league. Allen was one of the most-feared pass rushers in the NFL over the life of that deal. In 2011, he had 22 sacks.
He made $17 million last season, and the Vikings, who were coming off a disappointing 5-10-1 record, were looking to get younger at the position.
"We wish Jared the best as he turns to the next chapter of his NFL career," general manager Rick Spielman said in a statement. "Not only was he an outstanding player on the field for the Vikings over his six seasons, but he also helped change lives in our community through his charitable work. Jared will always be a fan favorite, and we hope he stays involved with the Vikings franchise in years to come."
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Reliance Steel & Aluminum Co., for example, had expected its capital spending for 2012 to reach $250 million, David Hannah, chairman and chief executive officer of the Los Angeles-based distribution chain, said at the Metals Service Center Institutes Southern California Manufacturing Summit.
But as the year progressed, Reliances spending "lost quite a bit of momentum," due in large part to uncertaintyat both national and local levelson such issues as taxes and the regulatory climate, and will fall "far short" of this years earlier target, he said.
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John Ferriola, president and chief operating officer of Nucor Corp., noted that the Charlotte, N.C.-based steel producer was at one time looking to build a blast furnace in Louisiana. But as questions about carbon taxes "dragged on for years" with no clear resolution, Nucor instead ended up choosing direct-reduced iron technology for the site.
"It's impossible to go ahead without having consistent, reliable data," Ferriola said.
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The data backs up the growing "conservatism" among chief executive officers, said Michael H. Hoffman, vice chairman of Klöckner USA Holdings Inc. According to a recent survey of chief executives, some 85 percent currently arent inclined towards expansion or investment, he said.
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A pair of former Collier County high school football players have been named NCAA Division II preseason All-Americans by Beyond Sports College Network.
Former Palmetto Ridge linebacker Tony Leggett was named to the first team. Leggett, a 6-foot-1, 215-pound senior, led Upper Iowa with 109 total tackles last year. He added four tackles for loss, four fumble recoveries, three pass breakups, three passes defensed, one quarterback hurry and one blocked kick.
Leggett played for Golden Gate High School before transferring to Palmetto Ridge. He started his college career as a walk-on at Alabama-Birmingham.
Former Naples High offensive lineman George Davila of the University of Charleston was named to the second team. Davila, also a senior, was a Super Region I All-Region Second Team selection after last season. Davila helped pave the way for record-breaking running back Jordan Roberts, who accounted for a school record 2,274 all-purpose yards.
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Shyatt signs Australia point guard to Wyoming basketball squad
Apr 11, 2012 - Wire and staff reports:  University of Wyoming coach Larry Shyatt announced on Wednesday that Nathan Sobey has signed a national letter of intent to join the Cowboy men's basketball ... [more]
Rustler women third at EWC; maintaining big lead in region
Apr 11, 2012 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports Editor:  Central Wyoming College veteran Traci Hinman placed second in goat tying at the Eastern Wyoming College rodeo. CWC photo
Jorgensen carries CWC men to first-place in Eastern
Wyoming concludes action at Cowgirl Classic golf
Apr 11, 2012 - UW Sports Information:  Chandler, Ariz. (April 11, 2012) - Junior Dana Zamprelli battle winds approaching 30 miles per hour to card a 78 (+6) during Wednesday's final round of the ... [more]
Is it any surprise NFL players try to hurt each other?
Apr 10, 2012 - By Craig Blumenshine, Staff Writer:  The National Football League on Monday affirmed that Sean Payton, the popular coach of the New Orleans Saints, will be suspended for a full year and will miss ... [more]
Five new players inked by CWC
Five county players named to all-state basketball honors
Apr 8, 2012 - Staff:  Three Fremont County boys Class 2-A basketball players, and two girls have been named to the all-state roster.
Tiger booters healing up over Easter break
Apr 8, 2012 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports Editor:  Lander Valley High School boys soccer coach Dan Howlett has faith his squad is only going to get better in the second half of the 2012 season.
Tight-knit Chief athletes form core of strong distance team
Strannigan to hall of fame
Rulon Gardner slimming down for final shot
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Wyoming tracksters sweep multi-event titles At Air Force
Apr 7, 2012 - UW Sports Information:  It was a successful day for the University of Wyoming track and field program as two student-athletes won their respective events in Colorado Springs, ... [more]
Phillies and Red Sox my faves for World Series
Apr 6, 2012 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports Editor:  Troy Tulowitzki and Carlos Gonzalez need to produce huge offensive numbers this year if the Colorado Rockies want enjoy a ride into the baseball ... [more]
County athletes collect hardware at WR Invite
UW hosts Cowgirl Golf Classic, Aug. 9-11, in Arizona
Apr 6, 2012 - UW Sports Information:  LARAMIE - The Wyoming women's golf team enters the homestretch of the 2011-12 season by hosting the sixth-annual Cowgirl Classic at the picturesque Ocotillo ... [more]
Cowgirls host TCU, New Mexico on UW tennis courts
Apr 5, 2012 - UW Sports Information:  The nationally ranked Wyoming Cowgirl tennis team will play their final home matches of the 2012 season over the weekend. They will face the TCU Frogs on ... [more]
Riverton Middle School track and its 100 runners open year
Roberts to Rocky; CWC guard to play in NAIA
UW guard Martinez has surgery on wrist
Apr 5, 2012 - Associated Press:  UW guard has surgery on wrist
JC guard commits to Wyoming
Apr 5, 2012 - Associated Press:  LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) -- The Wyoming men's basketball program has landed a junior college recruit.
Wyoming forward Washington suspended indefinitely
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Pokes scrimmage, defense 'wins' 72-41
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Three double winners for RHS at Worland D&D track invitational
Apr 4, 2012 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports Editor:  Jillian C'Bearing, Sheridan Smith and Kole Stewart were double winners for Riverton High School Tuesday afternoon at the D&D Invitational track and field ... [more]
Wolverines can't score in 2-0 loss at Gillette
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Goat-tyers lead women
Apr 3, 2012 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports Editor:  Central Wyoming College scored all of its points in the goat-tying event on Sunday to place fourth in the women's team standings.
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Agoraphobic lauras world turns upside down when she discovers that the apartment she has locked herself into is haunted. Turning to the internet for help. She enlists the aid of elizabeth a scam artist who passes herself off as a ghost hunter. Soon elizabeth becomes a true believer. Studio: Lions Gate Home Ent. Release Date: 08/30/2005 Starring: Jillian Byrnes Marianne Hayden Run time: 94 minutes Rating: R
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Year: 2002
Starring: Donna Sherman, Seregon O'Dassey, Pie Wood, Steve Polites, Vince Eustace, Ariana Almajan, Tom Rendulic, Anita Horwath, Marcus Dreeke, Emily Johnson, Linda O'Connell, Aubrey Benné, G.R. Garza, Jay R. Stine III, Erik Soulliard, Cassie Doherty, Julia Pickens, Jason Contino, Jillian Byrnes, Robert Harari
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Director: David A. Cross
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2-episode OVA series about a masked vigilante who is hired to solve problems through the use of rape.
This OVA series is based on a somewhat infamous manga series of the same name and basic premise. The animated character looks less-intimidating than the print version however, resembling a masked wrestler or superhero, while the original character wore a dark, penis-shaped mask.
While by day Keisuke Uasake is a mild-mannered schoolteacher, at night he dons the guise of Rapeman and solves cases brought to him by raping women. Clients approach Keisuke's uncle and hire the duo to solve problems with their perverse form of "justice", his uncle handling the organization side of things, while Keisuke takes the physical.
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Once again, the Wolverines are the Sun-Times' top-ranked team in the preseason Super 25. They are the favorites to win the city title and the state title. They also are obsessed with capturing the mythical national title, which they consider the top ranking in USA Today.
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Parker, Illinois-bound guards Kendrick Nunn and Jaylon Tate and Dayton-bound forward Kendall Pollard all return for the Wolverines. The lineup will be bolstered by four transfers: 6-8 Russell Woods, Sean Moore, Jaycee Hillsman and Dante Ingram. Woods will provide a needed interior presence. Hillsman and Ingram are quality scorers.
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- Clare K Jan 26, 2007 01:18 PM
My doctor wants me to eat a variety of anti-inflammatory foods because of some muscle/back issues I am having. I've done some research and it looks like I need to stay away from processed starches, even whole grain bread, and red meat and dairy. I'm a pretty good cook so I see this as a fun challenge.
I'm supposed to eat lots of cold water fish, blueberries, strawberries, leafy green vegetables, whole grains, etc. Is anyone already doing an anti-inflammatory diet? I would love some meal ideas or food suggestions and recipes if you have them.
re: orangewasabi
Black cherry juice and give up coffee and decaf. The coffee bean has an acid in it that attacks your joints.
Drink green tea and get a book by Dr. Mark Hyman from the library--either Ultra prevention or ultra metabolism. Both deal with inflamation and what foods to choose, etc.
After reading, you may find you want to make permanent changes.
the website nutritiondata.com lists the i.f. factor of over 40,000 different foods, including fast food and prepared foods. it's got a wealth of other data too.
i usually am just cooking for one, which often means raw salads or quick sautees. i love a little canned san marzano tomato with lentils, broccoli, lots of garlic and rosemary and watercress. quick ginger garlic broth with spinach or napa cabbage, and either tofu or poached egg. tiny pink lentils over bulgur, with mint and parsley. black beans with cilantro, barley and plain soy yogurt. tinned salmon, mackerel or smoked eel are delicious over bitter greens with a mustardy dressing. i also like them sauteed with eggs or tofu. buckwheat noodles with edamame and arugula, finished with a little sesame oil. salmon or bluefish glazed with mustard, over corn and brown rice.
for breakfast every day have a bowl of mixed berries or whizz them into a soy yogurt smoothie, and you're off to a great start.
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Yes, nightshade vegetables gave me trouble when I went through a spell of autoimmune trouble some years back. I also was instructed to ingest as much fresh ginger as I could get - the local pharmacist got me ginger capsules. I preferred using gingerroot in food, though, and I do believe it helped.
Good luck, and watch your tummy if you're taking any NSAIDs - always on a very full stomach. I took mine with heavy cream, and had no trouble.
Steel-cut oats are really good with just salt and pepper and a little Molly McButter - I like to add a bit of milk, but if you can't have that don't. Alternatively you could stir in some fruit and a small squirt of honey.
I don't have a wonky back, but I am subject to gout, so I'm glad to see all the other recs you've been getting.
Try macrobiotic diet. Aveline and Michio Kushi for more traditional Japanese or Christina (I can't remember her last name) Cooks for more mediterranean style.
unheated cold -pressed olive oil,3 Tablespoons /day,compared well to advil in recent study. Use on salad or bread,as heating makes it less effective.Fish oils also reduce inflammation. Avoid fried foods and synthetic oils at all costs
I understand that omega-3 fatty acids (yes, the stuff in salmon) has anti-inflammatory properties, as does flaxseed and flaxseed oils.
I'm doing an anti-inflammation diet, too, for rheumatoid arthritis. Pineapple is a good inflammation fighter, as well the berries. One of the things I drink every day is the following smoothie...it's fabulous! Sometimes I leave out the ice and just use the frozen fruit..really intense and wonderful flavor. This serves 2 as a snack or 1 as a meal.
Berry Nice Smoothie
2C ice
1C vanilla soy milk
1C frozen blueberries
1/4C frozen blackberries
1/2C pineapple chunks
1/2 banana
1t grated lemon zest
1/2t grated fresh ginger
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I'm not on an anti-inflamatory diet but often make vegan food. I make a similar smoothie for breakfast each day and use 1 cup frozen berry blend of blueberries, strawberry, raspberry and blackberry from Trader Joes, 1 cup chocolate soymilk (8th Continent or Silk are the tastiest brands), a small banana, 2 T benefiber.
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Me too! It does really seem to be helping my RA. I'm just starting to get really tired of all of the "allowed" foods. I miss starch!
The other thing I do a lot for breakfast or lunch is scrambled eggs with veggies. One egg (I get the Omega-3 eggs for this) plus 3 egg whites. Saute in a bit of olive oil some onion, spinach, artichoke hearts...then add the eggs. Really excellent.
Eat as much salmon as you can stand...broiled, poached, baked, canned. Tuna, sardines, herring, mackerel and anchovies are also high in Omega-3s. I'm eating fish almost every night for dinner these days.
Vegetarian chili is another standby. The soy protein "hamburger" is quite amazing in a flavorful chili. Saute onion, green pepper, chopped carrots and garlic in some olive oil. Add in the soy meat. Heat through. Add a couple of cans of seasoned chili beans, 15 oz. tomato sauce, 2C water...and all the spices you like -- I add chili powder, cumin, shakes of Tabasco, salt, pepper. Simmer uncovered about 1/2 hour, adding more water if it gets too thick. My family loves this, too!
I'm following the plan found in the book "Diet for a Pain-Free Life" by Harris McIlwain. He's a rheumatologist. The recipes in the book were developed by his daughter who is a Cordon Bleu trained chef...so they are interesting and delicious.
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Awesome, thanks so much!
Try to keep your blood sugar more level by eating low glycemic load foods. Or, if you eat something that's higher in glycemic loads, eat protein or fat to slow down the increase in your blood sugar. So, rather than just eating plain fruit, have some nuts with it or cheese.
For breakfast, I'll make a big pot of steel cut oatmeal. You can microwave a little at a time. I add nuts to it and blueberries when they're in season.
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I'm confused...I would think Spelt or other wheat-free breads would be the best, but according to this chart, it's got a higher GI and GL than whole wheat bread..?
re: Clare K
Spelt is not actually wheat free. It's a different form of wheat, but still wheat.
Quinoa is a good alternative. High protein grain, etc.
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Do they make quinoa bread? I would love something in bread form...
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I have seen it, but I haven't tried it. I've used quinoa for salads where you would use pasta or rice or couscous and for a warm breakfast ala oatmeal (although I do like oatmeal as well).
I also like to use brown rice products - pasta, rice cakes, etc.
I like to choose dark rye occasionally as well.
There is another thread on here today about "healthy baking" where there is a recommendation for King Arthur's White Whole Wheat Flour. You might want to look into that for bread making. It sounds interesting.
re: Clare K
Quinoa is very adaptable to lots of recipes. I have seen stir frys with quinoa, peppers stuffed with quinoa, I make a tabouleh type sald and also I have attemted various banana breads. Still haven't perfected the last one.
re: Clare K
Sammy's Bread! is very good and gluten free. Also comes in hamburger bun and hot dog role style. I got rid of my inflammation going wheat free vegan. It isn't easy, but the pain went away which is what I really wanted.
Ha! just eat vegan. Indian food, meaning get rid of the dairy too [use soy yogurt, soy milk,].. Tumeric & Chili powder (not mexican just hot cayenne) are fantastic anti-inflammatories. As well as more of the herbs & spices. Kerala, Southern cuisine is the best, being nice & hot & primarily veg/vegan with some fish.
We should add soda, aka pop, the carbonated cola drinks. Supposed to be very acidic to the system, requiring large amounts of water to neutralize the effects in the body.
Loads of different theories on what is helpful in reducing inflammation. You may want to check out the Ayurvedic approach. Macrobiotic, Ayurvedic, and Chinese Five Elements systems deal with relationships between elements and how to use them to balance oneself. What might work for someone else might not be the right answer for you, but there do seem to be some universal constants, i.e. fish oil, omega 3, have been demonstrated to support health in various cultures. That to me, is one of the most validating things ... look at the health of cultures and look at their lifestyle. What sort of diet promotes illness, what promotes health, follow the path to what works and avoid what doesn't. But always notice how your body reacts to certain foods, because even the so-called healthiest food might not be right for you.
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I think any bread WITHOUT flour...have you heard of Ezekiel bread? It's in the frozen section...there are other "sprouted" breads nearby, well, in my grocery store anyway.
re: Clare K
I don't think that spelt bread is bad for you, but it is not gluten free as are other grains. It might be in the same freezer, but there are other breads in that section that are specifically gluten free. They will say so on the packaging if they are.
re: Clare K
Do you have a Whole Foods near you? They have a rice bread that is reasonably tasty. It's gluten free so no wheat.
re: lisaf
I do, but from what I understand, rice bread has a high glycemic load and is high on the glycemic index. Clearly I am a novice on this stuff...I'm trying to figure out which is better for me: a wheat-free, gluten-free bread that is high on the GL/GI scale, or one that is whole grains and low on the scale? I have to do some research to find out...
re: Clare K
This may help from Dr. Weil: http://www.drweil.com/drw/u/id/ART02012
I remember one of his recent books talked a lot about anti-inflammatory foods.
I'm sure there is a lot of info out there other than Dr. Weil too.
My understanding is that you are better off with wheat-free products.
I'm not sure about the anti-inflammatory diet, but I am gluten free. Whole foods gluten free bakehouse breads are delicious. they are made with a combination of rice, soy, garbanzo, tapioca, etc. That may be a good alternative for you. You can buy quinoa to eat as a side dish (they also make quinoa pasta and other - brown rice - pastas) to have a side dishes. Quinoa is delicious and easy to make.
one caveat on eating tons of tuna and salmon - because these fish are high on the food chain, the concentration of bad stuff is higher. Tuna has high levels of mercury which is a big factor in parkinson's disease. I know someone who has parkinson's and we think its from too much tuna. It is recommended that you dont eat tuna more that once every week or two. Salmon has high levels of PCBs - from waste dumped into the ocean - which sticks in the fats of the fish. If you can grill the salmon or lift it up so taht the fat drains off as it cooks, it is much healthier.
re: bolivianita
I have ordered the book "Empower your health" by Dr. Asa Andrews. He has a radio show on am radio at 8pm. He is very big on a anti inflammatory diet. He says you should not have any dairy except butter, no grains at all that includes rice,pasta bread , flour etc.
Thanks for all of your suggestions. I am beginning week 2 of my anti-inflammatory diet and so far, so good. I haven't been entirely strict about it - allow myself a Saturday night "off" here and there. Here's a snapshot of my meals:
Bran cereal with raisins
Spelt flakes with freeze dried strawberries
Omega-3 egg and soy sausage
Salmon filet and cucumbers
Curried lentils with onions and spinach, rainbow trout filet and roasted cauliflower
Salmon steak with mixed green salad with extra onions
Chicken and onion kebob, hummous and a green salad
Smoked salmon on two slices of toasted brown rice bread with dijon mustard, onion slices, capers and cucumbers and a huge green salad
Lentil soup, gluten-free nut crackers and roasted cauliflower
Sardines in olive oil on toasted brown rice bread with a squeeze of lemon juice and a cabbage salad.
Strawberries and blueberries with a touch of honey
Sliced Japanese cucumbers
Dry roasted almonds
100% natural apple sauce with berries
Maple almonds
Savory spiced pecans
It's pretty easy to have diverse and fulfiling meals even on a diet that's relatively restrictive. I always get wild caught fish, and make sure I have a variety of textures so I don't get bored. I buy most of my food at Trader Joe's, then hit Whole Foods for the more unusual stuff. Best that way to keep the cost down.
Thanks again,
re: Clare K
That looks very healthy and wonderful and delicious. You've done a really good job and I'd like to follow a similar diet. One tiny thing....you know that bran is wheat?
re: sandylc
It could be oat bran
Free ginger seems to be good, but mainly it is best to increase vegetables and fruits. Also, of course, exercise, stretching, and massage is beneficial.


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Arthritis is a general term that describes inflammation in joints. Rheumatoid arthritis is a type of chronic (ongoing) arthritis (resulting in pain and swelling) that occurs generally in joints on both sides of the body (such as hands, wrists, and knees). This symmetric multiple joint involvement helps distinguish rheumatoid arthritis from other types of arthritis.
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Parks Associates: 64% of U.S. broadband households have Internet-connected CE
Research firm announces reports addressing OTT services, 4K deployment, CE business models, cloud DVR, and next-generation gaming consoles
New research reports from Parks Associates highlight the financial and business opportunities in the expanding markets for pay-tv and OTT services, digital content, cloud solutions, and connected CE. The research firm's New Business Models for Connected CE reports 64% of U.S. broadband households have an Internet-connected CE and 55% have an OTT ...read more
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Consumer Demand for Cloud DVR Technology: 45% Find It Very Appealing
Parks Associates Releases New Research on Global Licensing Implications of Cloud DVR
Over 45% of U.S. pay-TV subscribers find cloud DVR technology very appealing, according to new research from Parks Associates. The report Cloud DVR: The New Face of Television notes that consumers show particular interest in unlimited storage space and two-week catch-up services for video. With the Supreme Court omitting cloud DVR in its 2014 Aereo ruling, pay-TV providers can experiment with these ...read more
Thursday, June 26, 2014
Parks Associates announces new consumer segmentation research based on multiscreen video viewing habits
New research shows three types of consumers watch the most mobile video content - Travelers, Avid Viewers, and Multiscreeners
Parks Associates today announced new consumer research and analysis showing three out of seven unique consumer segments account for the majority of mobile video viewing, averaging 9 hours per week on a smartphone or tablet compared to less than 15 minutes per week for the remaining four segments. The average among all U.S. broadband households is ...read more
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Parks Associates CEO to discuss pay-TV strategies at Connected TV World Summit
CEO of international research firm chairs pay-TV session with Cox, Liberty Global, ADB, and Verimatrix
Parks Associates announced today CEO Tricia Parks will chair the session "Technology that will Shape the Pay TV Connected Home" on Thursday, June 12, at the Connected TV World Summit. The session, with speakers from Cox, Liberty Global, ADB, and Verimatrix, examines the impact of current and future innovations on pay-TV services and operator strategies.
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Online video the most important video source for young consumers
Parks Associates presents new OTT video services research in webcast
Over 50% of U.S. broadband households now use paid over-the-top (OTT) video services, either subscription or transactional, according to research from Parks Associates. The firm, which also notes 37% of consumers 18-24 say online video is their most important video source, will discuss its consumer research and analysis for online video in the complimentary webcast "OTT Services: Moving from Sideline to ...read more
Monday, March 17, 2014
Consumer Expectations Remain High for OTT TV Service Experiences
Parks Associates Director of Research presents new research at TV Connect
Connected home research announced today by Parks Associates at TV Connect in London finds consumers expect the same TV user experience throughout their home, regardless of whether the service is offered via OTT, managed operator network, satellite, or other delivery mechanisms. Expectations also remain the same regardless of the receiving device, including set-top box or connected CE device.
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Tuesday, October 08, 2013
Parks Associates to present service provider strategies and smart home trends at OSP EXPO 2013
Special research track features executives from Verizon, Ericsson, Broadcom, Clearleap, HP, and other leaders in digital living
Parks Associates today announced the sessions and speakers for the educational track "Research/Trends/Analyst," hosted by the research firm at OSP EXPO 2013 in Dallas, Texas, October 9-10. Parks Associates analysts and company executives will discuss consumer research and service provider strategies in smart home services, mobile and video, telemedicine, ...read more
Wednesday, October 02, 2013
Thirty-four percent of Google Chromecast Owners Streaming Hulu to TV Set Daily
New research shows Google's "screen-shifting" device circumventing licensing barriers
New consumer research from Parks Associates finds 34% of Google Chromecast owners stream video content from Hulu to their TV set every day. The same research found 43% of Chromecast owners stream Netflix to their TV set on a daily basis, a feature heavily promoted during the device's introduction. The finding underscores the desire by consumers to watch content on their preferred screen and the ...read more
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Manhattan Beach, Los Angeles County
Studio is In Manhattan Beach. 500 square feet. Countless entertainment options within only a few minutes. Enjoy the beautiful sunny Southern California weather in your own secluded outside patio. Less than 1 minute walk to EACH and great shopping and local restaurants. The Studio apartment is quiet and private with its own private patio. wireless internet and cable TV. This studio is perfect for two people and can accommodate up to 4. Couch has a pullout. Back unit
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About Roy
I love the beach. It is so relaxing to be on the beach. I Traval a lot so when I am away I rent my home, I have been doing it for 7 years and its just great.
Roy purchased this apartment in 2003
What makes this apartment unique
Local activities: You can surf (surfing), boogie board (boogie boarding), kiteboard (kiteboarding), windsurf (sailboarding), sailing, scuba diving, beach volleyball, kayaking, deep sea fishing, hiking, biking, tennis, golf (golfing). The condo is in Los Angeles County near LAX, Manhattan Beach Pier, Hermosa Beach Pier, The Strand, Redondo Beach, Santa Monica, Venice Beach, Hollywood, and an easy drive to San Diego. The beach house is within steps of great surf breaks, surf camps, biking and roller blading paths, great sand volleyball courts. Enjoy a nice walk down the strand to the pier and downtown Manhattan Beach where you'll find tons of great restaurants, bars and shopping.


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The Cube
The Story of FMoPA, as told by the window images on the Cube
The Florida Museum of Photographic Arts is now in its new home, the Cube at Rivergate Plaza. FMoPA occupies the 2nd and 3rd floors in the architecturally significant Cube – the soaring, six-story atrium recognized as one of the most impressive interior spaces in Tampa. The museum opened its first exhibition in the building in March 2012 with the Black, White & Brilliant Gala that was attended by over 300 people. This highly visible location puts the museum in the core of the Downtown Tampa Arts District.
The Florida Museum of Photographic Arts, founded in 2001, is a not-for-profit museum dedicated to exhibiting important photographic art. It currently has over 800 members and is widely supported by the community. The museum collects, preserves and exhibits historic and contemporary works by nationally and internationally known artists. To date, the museum has mounted 53 major photographic exhibitions.
Let's take a look at some of the images on the building . . . .
Representing our Permanent Collection, Past Exhibitions, and the Community Photographers:
Cyclo Driver in Saigon, 2012, A selection from FMoPA's 4th Annual International Photography Competition
Andy Warhol, Cowboys and Indians: John Wayne, 1986
Harold Edgerton, Milk Drop Coronet, 1957
David Hilliard, Hope, 2008
Rob Bovarnick, Gandy Bridge, A selection from One Day Tampa Bay 2012, 2012 Courtesy of Artist
Jamie Francis, Pakistani Bride, 2001
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Negotiations continue to end tension in Iraq
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Negotiations continue to end the tension between the regional administration in north of Iraq and Iraqi PM Nouri al-Maliki.
The delegation representing regional administration in north of Iraq has been sent to Baghdad on Wednesday in order to assess the military tension in the "problematic region".
It has been stated that the negotiations between central government and the regional administration in north of Iraq were suspended because of the health issues of Iraqi President and Leader of Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, Jalal Talabani and now, they will take start again.
Halgurd Hikmet Mala Ali, the press agent of Peshmerga ministry of regional administration in north of Iraq told AA that a new delegation headed to Baghdad early Wednesday morning upon request of central government. He added that the delegation will assess and discuss the military issues.
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"We cannot allow the Mediterranean to become a vast cemetery": Pope Francis champions migrant rights in Europe
Pontiff denounces mistreatment of poor and vulnerableTuesday, Nov 25, 2014 5:27 PM UTC 0
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"We have probably 160 lawyers": HBO readies documentary on Church of Scientology
Lawrence Wright's book "Going Clear" is being turned into a documentary for HBOMonday, Nov 24, 2014 10:39 PM UTC 0
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Karen Armstrong on Sam Harris and Bill Maher: "It fills me with despair, because this is the sort of talk that led to the concentration camps"
Blaming religion for violence, says Karen Armstrong, allows us to dismiss the violence we've exported worldwideSunday, Nov 23, 2014 11:59 AM UTC 0
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Reza Aslan: Sam Harris and "New Atheists" aren't new, aren't even atheists
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Glenn Beck's Santa nightmare: Why his new Kris Kringle story will horrify you
Beck's new project, "The Immortal," depicts Santa Claus like your kids have never seen before. And it gets worse VIDEOThursday, Nov 20, 2014 4:59 PM UTC 0
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Reza Aslan destroys biblical literalism: "The Gospels are absolutely replete with historical errors"
At the Los Angeles World Affairs Council, Aslan discussed the relatively new phenomenon of biblical literalism VIDEOMonday, Nov 17, 2014 9:54 PM UTC 0
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6 reasons religion may do more harm than good
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Anatomy of a mass suicide: The dark, twisted story behind a UFO death cult
In March 1997, all 39 members of the religious group Heaven's Gate committed suicide. But why?Saturday, Nov 15, 2014 7:00 PM UTC 0
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Reza Aslan shatters GOP beliefs: Jesus from history was "the nightmare of Bill O'Reilly"
At an event, the scholar ponders the way the GOP has made Jesus into their icon VIDEOThursday, Nov 13, 2014 4:06 PM UTC 0
Innovation Video, Reza Aslan, Bill O'Reilly
Bill O'Reilly finds a new "War on Christmas" villain: Muslims
The Fox News host loses it over Muslims who wanted Maryland schools to recognize their holidays VIDEOThursday, Nov 13, 2014 2:53 PM UTC 0
Media Video, Bill O'Reilly, Fox News
"Christianity was my entire world. Then I stepped off a cliff": Meet the minister who started an atheist church
"My goal is to help non-believers find connections," says Teresa MacBainTuesday, Nov 11, 2014 2:13 PM UTC 0
Innovation AlterNet, Atheism, Christianity
GOP's secret weapon: How right-wing churches turn the 99 percent into the Tea Party
There's a way to counter their success, but it means liberals must get comfortable talking about the spiritualMonday, Nov 10, 2014 4:59 PM UTC 0
Politics Tea Party, Barack Obama
The new atheist commandments: Science, philosophy and principles to replace religion
Atheism need not be reactionary -- it can offer constructive rules to live by. Stand back, Moses: Here's our shotSunday, Nov 9, 2014 4:30 PM UTC 0
Life Religion, Atheism
Deion Sanders says being gay "could be" a choice
The former NFL player made some questionable comments on Michael Sam's sexuality in an interview with Larry King VIDEOFriday, Nov 7, 2014 7:04 PM UTC 0
Life michael sam, Deion Sanders
Cosmologist Lawrence Krauss: Religion could be largely gone in a generation
The co-creator of "The Unbelievers," a documentary made with Richard Dawkins, believes religion could disappear VIDEOTuesday, Nov 4, 2014 9:27 PM UTC 0
Innovation Video, Lawrence Krauss, Religion
Christian right's illegal ploy: Why they're electioneering from the pulpit — and getting away with it
Conservatives worry about election integrity -- except when "sacred" churches endorsing candidates come into playTuesday, Nov 4, 2014 6:14 PM UTC 0
Politics IRS, Voter Fraud, The Right, GOP
EXCLUSIVE: Rula Jebreal sounds off on Bill Maher Islam spat: "What he is doing is un-American"
The journalist tells Salon about her heated debate with Maher on Friday -- and the "dangerous" impact of his ideasMonday, Nov 3, 2014 10:11 PM UTC 0
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The streets of Old San Antonio have long been noted for their winding and crooked courses. And if you travel the way I sometimes do—the mule-headed "guy way" in which we set out exploring without maps or directions—you've no doubt gotten happily lost in the Alamo City's avenues.
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Paulie is soooo cute and cuddlely. But if he's str8, I'm the Easter Bunny!!!
Most of the "Str8" guys are cool but this one seemed like a real prick. He wasn't all that plus he had a "Ho Hum" nut shot.
What a hot man-wish I had been there to help him out