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Nigerian cuisine
Nigerian cuisine consists of dishes or food items from the hundreds of ethnic groups that comprise the West African nation of Nigeria. Like other West African cuisines, it uses spices and herbs in conjunction with palm oil or groundnut oil to create deeply flavoured sauces and soups often made very hot with chili peppers. Nigerian feasts are colourful and lavish, while aromatic market and roadside snacks cooked on barbecues or fried in oil are plentiful and varied.[1]
- Coconut rice is a rice dish made with coconut milk
- Jollof rice is a rice-based food, made up with a range of spices, tomato onions, and various seafood.
- Fried Rice is a tasty rice dish made with rice, vegetable oil, cow liver, carrots and seasoning. It can be served with salad, chicken, beef or fish. A cold drink will make it perfect.
- Pate is made with ground dry corn or rice or acha. Mostly combined with vegetables (spinach), tomatoes, onions, pepper, garden egg, locust beans, groundnut, biscuit bone and meats minces. It is common within northwestern Nigeria, like Kaduna, Nassarawa and Plateau.
- Tuwo masara is corn flour dish eaten also in the northern part of Nigeria.
- Tuwo shinkafa is a thick rice pudding usually eaten with "miyan kuka" (a mucilaginous soup) and goat meat stew or miyan taushe, a pumpkin stew made with spinach, meat (usually goat or mutton) and smoked fish. It is primarily served in the northern part of the country.
- Akara
- Ewa aganyin
- Gbegiri (a bean based stew native to southwest Nigeria)
- Moin Moin
Meat is used in most Nigerian dishes.
- Suya is grilled meat coated with ground chili pepper and other local spices. It is prepared barbecue style on a stick. This is one of the most famous Nigerian delicacies and can be found within easy reach all over the country.[2]
- Tsire refers specifically to meat which has a generous coating of peanut/ chilli and spice. It may or may not be on a skewer.
- Kilishi is made from meat that has been cut into very thin slices which is then spread out to dry. A special preparation of chilli pepper, spices and local herbs is then prepared into a paste which is lightly brushed on both sides. This is then briefly grilled.
- Balangu refers to meat that has been grilled over wood/ coal fire. Specifically, no seasoning is applied to bring out the natural flavor of the particular type of meat which may be goat, sheep or cow meat. Salt and spices can be added later according to taste.
Soups and stews[edit]
- Banga soup is made from palm nuts and is eaten primarily in the southern and midwestern[citation needed] part of Nigeria.
- Miyan kuka is also common among the Hausa people.
- Miyan yakuwa is a famous soup common to the Hausa people.
- Ayamase is a stew made by blending several green or red scotch bonnets/peppers.
- Pepper soup is a light soup made from a mix of meat or fish and a mix of herbs and spices. This is one of the few soups in Nigerian cuisine that can be drunk alone and not as a sauce for a carbohydrate main dish such as fufu or pounded yam.[2]
- Afang is a vegetable soup which has its origin from the Efiks in the southeast of Nigeria.
- Corn soup, also known locally as omi ukpoka, is made with ground dry corn and blended with smoked fish. It is common with afemai people mainly from Agenebode in northern Edo state.
- Draw soup (or okoroenyeribe) is made from okra or melon seeds cooked until they thicken.[2]
- Efo riro is a stew made from leafy vegetables and tastes nice when eaten with fish. It is common among the Yorubas.
- Egusi soup is thickened with ground melon seeds and contains leaf vegetables, other vegetables, seasonings, and meat.[2] It is often eaten with dishes like amala, pounded yam (iyan), fufu and more.
- Groundnut stew with groundnuts (peanuts), tomato and onion as the base, can be infinitely varied with chicken, beef or fish and different leaf vegetables for subtle flavours. Groundnut stew is made with ground dry groundnuts and vegetables, fish, meat, local seasoning and palm oil. It is common amongst Etsakor people in Edo state.
- Rice stew, similar to Maafe, is a stew made from goat, beef or chicken and cooked with a tomato, onion, pepper and groundnut sauce.
- Ogbono soup is made with ground ogbono seeds, with leaf vegetables, other vegetables, seasonings, and meat. Ogbono is also eaten with many dishes similar to pounded yam, amala, and more.
- White soup is made with Utazi leaves. The soup is not necessarily white as its name.
Side dishes[edit]
- Dodo (Fried Plantain) is a side dish of plantains fried in vegetable oil or palm oil. It is preferably ripe plantain.[2]
- Funkaso, millet pancakes
- Mosa, fermented corn, which is ground into a thick paste, fried and then sprinkled with sugar. It is an acquired taste. There is also an alternative made from very soft plantain which is mashed into a paste, mixed with dried black pepper, fried and then sprinkled with sugar, for those with a sweet tooth .
Puddings, pastes and porridges[edit]
- Moin Moin is a savoury steamed bean pudding made from a mixture of peeled black-eyed beans and wrapped in a leaf (like a banana leaf).[2]
- Iyan, called pounded yam in English, is similar to mashed potatoes but all mashed and completely smooth with no yam chunks left.[2]
- Amala (or aririguzofranca) is a thick paste made from yam, which had been peeled, cleaned, dried and then blended similar to iyan but normally darker (brown) in colour.
Asaro also known as yam porridge is also a popular Nigerian dish common in the western region. It is made by boiling and lighly mashing yam in rich tomato,chilli and big red pepper with palm oil or vegetable oil. It can be garnished with fish, meat or crayfish as desired.
- Eba, also called gari is, like amala, a very thick paste that is either rolled into balls or served like amala, and made from cassava (manioc).[2]
- Fufu
- Lafun is basically like amala but much lighter in colour, and made from cassava. It is not to be confused with iyan and tastes and smells totally different from the yam-based "Iyan".
- Masa is made from rice which is soaked and then ground. The thick paste is then poured into clay forms. The clay forms have a heat source from beneath. A spatula is used to flip it over by gouging it out of the form. It is traditionally served with miyan taushe.
- Sinasir is a flat masa, now-a-days simply made by pouring the prepared rice paste into a frying pan, thus avoiding the need to flip it over as will be necessary for normal masa.
- Yam with red stew and/or scrambled egg with diced tomato and onion.
- Ogi/Akamu
- Chin Chin are best described as fried cookies made from wheat flour, eggs and butter.
- Puff Puff, are fried sweet dough balls
- Akara, is a beignet from a dough based on black-eyed beans. It is sometimes served for breakfast.
- Alkaki, made from wheat and sugar paste
- Kuli-Kuli, made from ground peanuts.
- Kokoro is a fried dry snack made from corn and garri (cassava). There are two different kinds.
- Meat Pie beef and vegetables enclosed in a pastry case.
- Wara, soft cottage cheese made from fresh cow milk.
- Plantain Chips
- Coconut Candy
- Dun Dun, roasted or deep-fried slices of yam. It may be fried in palm oil or vegetable oil; water is added to soften the yam as it cooks. Dun Dun is usually eaten with a sauce made of groundnut or palm-oil, tomatoes, chilli peppers and seasoning.[citation needed]
- Kunu is a popular drink made of either millet, sorghum or maize.
- Fura da Nono is popular drink especially across northern Nigeria, made of either cooked then pounded millet/sorghum and some cow milk.
- Palm wine, which may be distilled into ogogoro.
- Zobo is a drink made of roselle juice (the Yorubas call the white variety Isapa)
- Soya bean milk is a drink made from soaked, ground, and sieved soya bean seeds
See also[edit]
|This article needs additional citations for verification. (October 2009)
External links[edit]
|Wikibooks has a book on the topic of: Cookbook:Cuisine of Nigeria
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Cuisine of Nigeria.


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Watch. "It's going to surprise you," says designer Brian Shea of Voltaire's Gardener in Chicago. Maybe the previous gardener planted bulbs that will pop up in spring. Shrubs or perennials may bloom at different times. There may be a lot more shade in summer, with leaves on the trees, than in March. As the year goes by, take photos and make notes (with dates).
Learn. Now, while it's still winter, get a good all-round gardening book (see accompanying story for our top picks) and read at least the introductory chapters. Leaf through garden magazines. Tear out pictures of gardens you like and ones you hate, and think about why. Are you drawn to formal gardens? Do you like looser, more natural landscapes? Find a good garden center with a knowledgeable staff (for starters, see chicagolandgardening.com and click on "Gardener's Resource"). Ask them lots of questions.
Take a class: Many garden centers, public libraries and park districts offer free or inexpensive seminars and talks on such topics as lawn care, houseplants and choosing perennials. The Chicago Botanic Garden in Glencoe has a series of Saturday "Weekend Gardener" sessions taught by top experts that are just right for beginning gardeners. "No knowledge required," says Julia Zanieski, coordinator of continuing education. For more information, see chicagobotan ic.org/school or call 847-835-8261.
Live. As you spend more time in your home, you will discover what kind of landscape your life requires: where you walk, where the kids want to play, where you'd like a screen for privacy, where the hot summer sun blasts your afternoon barbecues, where you'd like something interesting to see out a window in winter.
Does merely mowing the lawn bore you to death or keep you rushed? Maybe you need to keep your landscape simple.
Sneak peeks. Walk around your neighborhood and others and look for yards you like, especially those that seem to have the same kind of site as yours. Take a friend and talk it over. Go on garden walks (we will print a listing on May 11). And make those notes.
Keep up. Sorry, but the maintenance-free yard is a fantasy. "There is no easy fix for weeding," says landscape designer Eileen Klehr of Lakemoor, who specializes in helping new gardeners make a plan. "They have to be pulled. By hand." You will have to mow the lawn and water too.
Keep up with these few basic chores and your landscape will stay in shape while you settle into it. Neglect them, and you may have a monster to tame.
Plant. To really own your garden, you have to get your hands in the dirt. So plan to plant a little something this spring. A good bet: pots. They are small enough to master and can be moved to find the sun.
Place a couple of pots near where you think you'll want to sit. Invest in quality containers and ask the garden center for help choosing potting mix and plants. "You have some flowers, you have some beauty that you are happy with until you are ready to tackle the rest," says Linda Sarb, who coaches new gardeners through her business, Gardening Angels in Lisle.
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Ian Watson's Web Site
Greetings from Reykjavík!
I am an associate professor in the social science department at Bifröst University, in the countryside outside Reykjavík. I have also been part of the Reykjavík Academy, an independent association of Icelandic scholars, since 2001, and have taught regularly in the bachelor's program in graphic design at Iceland's art university.
My publications list shows all of my scholarly publications, selected unpublished papers, travel writing, and journalism, most of which is available on-line. The sidebar at right has the latest links.
My academic training is in linguistics (B.A.) and in the study of standardization and convention (Ph.D.) — see my CV. Feel free to download my Ph.D. dissertation, called Cognitive Design, which focuses on the standardization of things that are organized into sets. Or you can read a summary of the dissertation.
I am the chair of the advisory board for Bókasafn Dagsbrúnar (the Dagsbrún Library), which was originally a library for Iceland's trade union members and has been housed at the Reykjavík Academy since 2003. Through both my library and editing work I have gotten involved in promoting open access to scholarly publications in Iceland along with a small group of other academics and librarians. My current initiative, funded by the Efling labor union and the Reykjavík Academy, involves assisting Icelandic authors of in-copyright books who wish to open access to them, usually under a Creative Commons license.
Since 1989 I have worked almost every summer in the travel industry as a travel guidebook author, tour manager and guide, tour planner, cruise lecturer, and in a travel bookstore. (Check out my list of all the projects I've worked on.) Since 1993 I have worked regularly for Rick Steves' Europe Through the Back Door of Edmonds, Washington. It's been great to help promote Rick's travel philosophy. I've also worked for Let's Go, Frommer's, Holland America Lines, Heimsferðir, and with Elderhostel tours of Iceland.
I do a limited amount of Icelandic-to-English translation and proofreading work on a freelance basis. In 2014 I passed the demanding state-administered test to be licensed as an official Icelandic-English translator. Previous clients have included Bjartur-Veröld, Sögur útgáfa, the University Centre of the West Fjords, Bifröst University, the Art University of Iceland, the Reykjavík Planning and Building Department, the Reykjavík mayor's office, Snjáfjallasetur, Sögumiðlun, Félag íslenskra teiknara, Sel-Hótel Mývatn, Landsbanki Íslands, and various individual scholars. Please call or e-mail me if you are interested.
For a number of years I was active in consumer affairs in Iceland. I was on the board of directors of the Consumers Association of Iceland from 2008 to 2014, and from 2010 to 2013 I was in charge of product review articles in their magazine Neytendablaðið. I also worked on a number of projects for Iceland's now-defunct Consumer Spokesman, including the Leiðakerfi neytenda (a website offering Icelandic consumers advice on dispute resolution) and a report (in English) on the problem of small claims resolution in Iceland. Together with both the Consumer Spokesman and the Consumers' Association I have been involved in lobbying for modernization of the legislation surrounding mail-order purchases in Iceland. In 2013 I served on a committee established by a parliamentary resolution whose report recommended a number of changes to the relevant legislation.
I've been involved in genealogy for three decades both semi-professionally and as a hobbyist. My genealogy downloads page makes available some of the work (some for hire, some grant-supported, some for fun) that I did in the 1980s on the Pasco family and the Catawba Indians. My personal genealogy page has a few things about my own family on it and in early 2011 I finally got around to putting my own database of ancestors and cousins up on the net (as HTML generated by the webtrees program). However, most of my activity these days is on the Mormons' collaborative website familysearch.org. You can also read a newspaper article based on some of the work I've done tracing the American relatives of Icelanders whose fathers were members of the U.S. military forces stationed here.
I'm a past board member, vice chair and chair of the Icelandic-American Business Forum. There I spent much time lobbying for negotiations towards a social security totalization agreement between Iceland and the U.S. I'm happy to report that these got underway in September 2011.
Here are some links to resources from the time I spent in eastern Europe between 1992 and 1994.
If you are looking for baby pictures, please e-mail me for the website address.
Recent Publications
"Small claims resolution in Iceland: status and prospects." A preliminary report written for Iceland's Consumer Spokesman, December 2013.
"Gæðakönnun á barnabílstólum." (Buying advice for children's car seats.) Neytendablaðið, 59,4 (December 2013), pp. 8-9.
Ian Watson and Guðmundur Árni Þórisson, "The Icelandic Open Access Barometer 2013," Samtíð 1 (2013), 6.
"An unusually open identification number system: The Icelandic kennitala." Pages 132-144 in Gayle Lonergan, Ilsen About, and James Brown (eds.), Identification and Registration Practices in Transnational Perspective. Palgrave Macmillan, 2013.
"Gæðakönnun á þvottavélum." (Buying advice for washing machines.) Neytendablaðið, 59,1 (March 2013), pp. 10-12.
"Spjaldtölvur verða sífellt betri." (Buying advice for tablet computers.) Neytendablaðið, 58,4 (November 2012), pp. 20-21.
"Gæðakönnun á sparperum: ekki samhengi á milli verðs og gæða." (Buying advice for light bulbs.) Neytendablaðið, 58,3 (September 2012), pp. 16-19.
"Gæðakönnun á þvottavélum." (Buying advice for washing machines.) Neytendablaðið, 58,2 (June 2012), pp. 14-16.
My translation of Draumaland by Arna Skúladóttir, under the name Sweet Dreams (Carroll & Brown, 2012).
"Er gamla dýnan orðin þreytt?" (Buying advice for mattresses.) Neytendablaðið, 58,1 (March 2012), pp. 9-11.
"Open Minds: An interview with Ian Watson, Bifröst University in Iceland", by Sólveig Þorsteinsdóttir in ScieCom Info 7, 3 (2011).
"Sjónvörp – flókin tækni og ör þróun." (Buying advice for televisions.) Neytendablaðið, 57,3 (September 2011), pp. 6-8.
"Myndavélar – fjölhæfar með hárri upplausn." (Buying advice for compact digital cameras.) Neytendablaðið, 57,3 (September 2011), pp. 19-21.
"Netvæðing íslenska fornbókamarkaðsins." (The Icelandic used book market goes online.) Neytendablaðið, 57,2 (June 2011), p. 12.
"Gæðakönnun á púlsmælum." (Buying advice for pulse meters.) Neytendablaðið, 57,2 (June 2011), pp. 6-7.
"Þvottavélar: Fylgni milli verðs og gæða – með undantekningum þó." (Buying advice for washing machines.) Neytendablaðið, 57,1 (March 2011), pp. 14-15.
"Tími netsímans runninn upp." (Buying advice for mobile phones.) Neytendablaðið, 56,4 (December 2010), pp. 14-17.
"Gæðakönnun á lestölvum: fyrir alvöru lestrarhesta." (Buying advice for e-readers.) Neytendablaðið, 56,4 (December 2010), pp. 4-6.
"A short history of national identification numbering in Iceland." Bifröst Journal of Social Science 4 (2010): 51-89.
Review of Wasteland with words: a social history of Iceland by Sigurður Gylfi Magnússon. Reykjavík Grapevine, 8 October 2010, p. 26.
"Gæðakönnun á ryksugum: mikill gæðamunur." (Buying advice for vacuum cleaners.) Neytendablaðið, 56,3 (September 2010), pp. 6-7.
Review of Vikings in America by Graeme Davis. Reykjavík Grapevine, 30 July 2010, p. 34.
Review of Living Inside the Meltdown by Alda Sigmundsdóttir. Reykjavík Grapevine, 2 July 2010, p. 38.
"Sparperur eiga langi í land: Gæðakönnun ICRT gefur sparperum slaka einkunn." (Buying advice for compact fluorescent light bulbs.) Neytendablaðið, 56,2 (June 2010), pp. 14-15.
"Á ferð og flugi." (Travel news.) Neytendablaðið, 56,1 (March 2010), p. 19.
"Gæðakönnun á Blu-ray spilurum." (Buying advice on Blu-ray players.) Neytendablaðið, 56,1 (March 2010), pp. 10-12.
Review of The Real Iceland by Páll Ásgeir Ásgeirsson and Top 10 Reykjavík and Iceland by Dr. Gunni. Reykjavík Grapevine, 4 December 2009, p. 30.
"Starting an open access journal in Iceland." ScieCom Info 5,3 (2009).
"Sparaðu í kreppunni." (Savings tips for Icelandic consumers.) Neytendablaðið, 55,3 (October 2009), p. 11.
"Neytendafrömuður nemur land." (Interview with me on consumer issues.) Neytendablaðið, 55,3 (October 2009), p. 10.
Review of The Far Traveler by Nancy Marie Brown. Reykjavík Grapevine, 25 September 2009, p. 26.
Review of Children's Reykjavík. Reykjavík Grapevine, 28 August 2009, p. 34.
Review of The travels of Reverend Ólafur Egilsson, translated by Karl Smári Hreinsson and Adam Nichols. Reykjavík Grapevine, 14 August 2009, p. 30.


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Photographer Diaries: The disadvantages of having an SLR..
Written by: Tiffany Joyce
An odd topic to be talking about, and with answers that are pretty obvious too, but since I love reading what all of our wonderful readers have to say, I want to share this with you.
There's absolutely no doubt about the fact that dSLRs are fantastic devices, outperforming any P&S out there. The colours, the sharpness, the overall image quality.. absolutely stunning. And why not? They have a bigger sensor, much bigger compared to the teeny ones in compacts (especially when companies are stuffing 15+ megapixels onto those teeny sensors), better glass (if nothing else, have you ever noticed the difference between the size of even the smallest SLR lens and the lens of any common compact?), and loads of other features that I don't need to state really.. We all know why SLRs are better. BUT.. yes.. there is a BUT..
DSLRs have their disadvantages as well.. why am I talking about them? Let me share today's experience with you. I'm currently participating in a workshop, and the campus where I'm located at present is an infotech park pretty far off from the city, which houses campuses of a number of big companies. The weather here is great, a much needed respite from the sweltering heat of my place (46 degrees Celsius, hottest in the country!), and it even rained today. It was around dusk, and I set out on a walk, to enjoy the weather and explore the area. I carried my camera along, not really wanting to take pictures, but just in case. The light was a bit too low, so it was more of a scouting mission than anything else. There was a meadow, and hills beyond. And there was this construction site.. a huge new corporate campus coming up. I made mental notes of all the photos that I wanted to take, and planned to come back the next day at dawn, or dusk. I spent a little more than an hour as I was really enjoying the walk. On my way back, a security guard whistled somewhere in the distance, and motioned for me to come. When I went there, he took me to the head guard, who asked me what I was doing, where I was from, and why I had a camera with me. I gave him his answers, but he wasn't satisfied, and asked to see the photographs in the camera. Since I was in a good mood, I didn't think much about it, and simply showed him the pictures that were there. I hadn't taken any new ones. Satisfied, he apologised for the inconvenience and said that he'd been told to check my camera by an official who'd seen me walking around with it. I said "Its fine, you did what you needed to ". He conveyed the whole thing to the guy who'd told him to check, but that guy didn't seem satisfied, and I was told to wait a little longer. That guy then came, with another guy, and I was again questioned, and my camera scanned, much more thoroughly. I was then told that photography was prohibited on the site. I said Ok, and left.
Since I hadn't taken any pictures, it didn't make too much of a difference to me. But if I had, and if they'd asked to delete them, I would've been very put off. There was no single indication that cameras were not allowed.. not even the security guard said anything. It was an open area, with no defined boundaries, so one would assume that he's free to take pictures if he likes. If it is prohibited, why can't you put up a simple sign that says so!
A similar thing had happened the day before, when I was out with a friend, with cam and tripod, in the campus looking for a suitable location to try out a new technique. Then too, the head security guard spotted me carrying a tripod and a big cam, and called me. And this one was rude. He said the same thing – you're not allowed to take pictures without written permission from the vice president of the blah blah blah. Then too I went away without saying much, even though I was extremely pissed at his attitude. And today, almost everyone participating in the workshop was busy taking pictures of the place and friends. That really put me off.
The whole point of me narrating the whole thing – My fault was that I had a bigger camera that I could not fit in my pocket and used a tripod, and so I was not allowed to take pictures whereas everybody else had compacts and were going snap-happy. How unfair is that!
This was one occasion where the bigger size of my camera proved to be a disadvantage. I never had a problem carrying it around. The problem arose when I was spotted carrying it.
All said and done, I will not compromise on my pictures, and if I'm not allowed to shoot, then I'd rather not do it than to do it with an inferior camera so that I'm not 'seen' (no offense!). I guess sometimes in life, things are just not under your control. And waddaya know, I'm feeling better already, having shared this with all of you. I would love to hear what you have to say about it
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This elegant dish features a buttery-tasting melted Brie-and-onion stuffing.
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1. Heat 1/2 teaspoon oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add sliced onion; cook 30 minutes or until golden, stirring often. Add sliced garlic, and sauté 5 minutes. Stir in 1/3 cup wine; cook 5 minutes or until liquid almost evaporates. Spoon onion mixture into a bowl; cool. Stir in Brie, salt, and pepper.
2. Cut a horizontal slit through thickest portion of each chicken breast half to form a pocket. Stuff about 1 1/2 tablespoons onion mixture into pockets.
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4. Add 1/3 cup wine, minced onion, sage, and minced garlic to pan. Cook over medium-high heat 2 minutes; stir in broth. Bring mixture to a boil, and cook 7 minutes or until sauce is reduced to 3/4 cup. Return chicken to pan; cover and simmer 2 minutes or until thoroughly heated. Serve sauce with chicken.
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From Polygons to Poetry
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A lesson in which a chambered nautilus connects geometry and poetry. The lesson is easily adapted to a wide range of levels.
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William S. Harney was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the United States Army in 1818. He was breveted a colonel in 1840 for his services in the Seminole War and a brigadier general in 1847 for gallant and meritorious conduct at the Battle of Cerro Gordo in the Mexican War.
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I was honored by Power 106 and E-Man when I opened for The Game, LIL WAYNE, Chris Brown, and Ice Cube at PowerHouse '08 in the Los Angeles Anaheim Arena in June. There were over 20,000 people, and I have to admit it was terrific hearing everyone sing back my song. AKON surprised everyone when he walked on stage and did his part live with Kardinal Offishall, singing Dangerous.
We rocked the house! It was so wonderful that I got a little emotional backstage. You know the good watery-eye feeling? Nobody ever will know how many things I sacrificed to get to that moment and everybody singing along with me really touched my soul. It was an affirmation that I finally hit my first home run. Someone said to me that I was a one hit wonder and if I am, all I can say is at least I have a HIT! LOL
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Bruno Mars lives the rock star life even when he's not on stage. The smooth singer turned a simple trip to the liquor store into a production and documented the entire thing via a series of hilarious videos on Instagram.
It all started when he went to buy milk. "Out of milk. Off to the market," tweeted Bruno, who will perform at the Super Bowl halftime show in February.
With a suitcase boombox in hand and his red Dolce&Gabbana suit on, he danced his way out of his garage and down the street while singing his hit "Treasure." He strut into the local liquor store and grabbed a carton of milk before making his way back home.
Along the way, he pulled out a cardboard "Treasure" sign and spun it around on the street corner as cars drove by.
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Have you ever had Appendicitis or Kidney Stones?
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I went back to the DR today and with all the symptoms I STILL have, I am being sent for a CT Tuesday.
I told the DR what I'm currently dealing with and thats when she ordered the testing. They are actually checking for a cyst or appendicitus and kindey stones.
I have been sick for so long with different things, I figured this was just part of it. Constant dull pain near or on R overy. Having the eruge to pee every hour, fullness/discomfort just above belly button. The pain gets worse the longer I'm on my feet.
I also have the worse case of fatigue ever in my life.
I wan't to ask you all last week about an odd type of clotting during AF but I forgot. I first noticed it before AF, many sm tissue like substance in the toilet after use. Then during AF if was pink and red in color. I just thought it was what I would call powder micro flake clots.(Never seen it before)
So When I told Dr about the urge to pee all the time she ordered a urine test. I freaked myself out because it happened again in the cup, but only one of the clots were about the size of half your pinky finger and as wide!! When I took the sample to the nurse I watched as she ran the test. She even comented on how I was in ketnisous(sp?) She said it was dark purple. Then I pointed the flaky things out and asked if this was normal and had she seen it before. (we discussed AF) Then the DR came in. the nurce pointed it out to her and the DR asked for a PG test! (Tubes tied 6 yrs ago!) I guess I didn't stay for that one. So anyway then she says a possibility of kidney stones!
I was hoping for a bit of reasurance and maybe if I can hear others stories I can process this in my own mind of how could I go so long and them not look sooner. I know alot of it is guessing for the DR and I try to understand, but I'm tired too!
My mother is having a tissy fit as I type. She is so mad at the DR's.
I have been sick since Feb this year and they are just now figuring out what to test for. Part of the prob is me, I couldn't comunicate my needs and symptoms clearly I supose.
So in the last 2 weeks we have discussed 4 dif major deseases.
But yet to get a DX.
So Tues 1pm I get to start drinking some goop,then the scan is at 2:30pm. I go back to the DR on Thurs am.
Waiting.....more waiting!
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I had lithotripsy (sp?) done on October 2 to break up a 6 millimeter kidney stone that was lodged in my ureter and refused to pass.
I still have some smaller stones in my kidneys that have not tried to pass yet.
My aunt recently had lithotripsy done to break up stones in her kidney because her doctor attributed her frequent bladder infections (causing frequent and painful urination among other symptoms) to the presence of the stones.
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Hi Patty,
I had appendicitus and a very large cyst (size of a orange exactly:o ) but it was nothing like you described. It might be kidney stones
Good luck on Tuesday,keep us postedAngela
Got the results. After a year and 3 US, my overies are now showing cysts! Lot's of them!
I also have a UTI that they have the infection under control, but still have urine clots.
I'm waiting for a kidney dye test now.
She thinks there may be a blockage somewhere.
I now also have ear pain and all the meds gave me a darn yeast infection!!
I just can't win!
I'll let you know more when I find out.
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Couples counseling seeks to improve relationships, whether the problem is as mild as daily bickering or a serious as infidelity. Without blaming or taking sides, our therapists foster increased communication between couples, getting to the root of serious issues, and focusing on the positive aspects of the relationship, and the characteristics of your partner that were initially attractive.
As a Licensed Marriage Therapist, I work with married, unmarried couples and gay and lesbian couples. While I try to meet with both people, if only 1 person presents for therapy, we still focus upon the couple relationship. Couples present for therapy often frustrated at their inability to solve their differences and feeling hopeless that things won't change. I provide them with a sense of hope by normalizing their experience, helping them work through issues, identify strengths to build upon and give them practical tools of enhancing communication, intimacy, and trust. I help them to build upon strengths and what they are doing right, and move from a negative to a hopeful perspective.
All couples experience issues in their relationship. If you and your partner are having difficulty communicating or resolving conflicts, therapy is a great way to gain a new perspective with the guidance of a neutral party in a safe environment. My hope is to break apart your toxic patterns, rebuild your strengths as a couple, and give you the tools to improve your growth areas.
If your relationship needs vital help, couples counseling Wilkes Barre PA is a life giving resource to identify and resolve the underlying issues between you. Pennsylvania therapists are available to you with Theravive. Relationships are hard work, and sometimes a professional couples therapist Wilkes Barre PA is an important asset in helping two people navigate through. We want to help you build your relationship and find the right path ahead. Wilkes Barre PA couples counseling from a licensed couples counselor Wilkes Barre, PA is ready to lend itself to your life together.
Welcome to our network of couples counseling and realtionship therapists in Wilkes Barre PA. Couples therapy and couples counseling Wilkes Barre, PA with a licensed and experienced therapist will strenghten your relationship and help resolve the issues that are causing you to struggle. Our Pennsylvania psychotherapists are trained in understanding the complex dynamics of relationships that couples face- how they fail, and how they thrive. Choose a Wilkes Barre PA couples counselor below and start your new journey towards a healthier relationship.
You can move through the issues and find the new freedom that you hope for. We are here to help you make the first step. Make your journey the road you have longed to travel...don't be afraid to reach out, contact a therapist, and get beyond.
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