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- Date:10 Dec 2011
- Kick-off:15:00
- Venue:The Hawthorns
- Attendance:25,446
- Reid (32) Reid (32)
- Moses (36) Gomez - pen (56)
Live Commentary
- 92:28 +2.28
Graham Dorrans fouled by James McCarthy, the ref awards a free kick. Shot on goal comes in from Steven Reid from the free kick.
- 91:49 +1.49
Jordi Gomez is ruled offside. Ben Foster takes the free kick.
- 91:41 +1.41
Steven Reid produces a cross, clearance made by Gary Caldwell.
- 90:05 +0.05
Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Chris Brunt from the right by-line, Jonas Olsson gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Steve Gohouri. Ali Al Habsi takes the free kick.
- 89:43
Franco Di Santo has an effort at goal from outside the box which goes wide left of the target.
- 87:19
The referee cautions Graham Dorrans for unsporting behaviour.
- 86:06
Jerome Thomas delivers the ball, Paul Scharner has a headed effort from close in and clears the bar.
- 84:27
Paul Scharner takes a shot. Inswinging corner taken from the right by-line by Chris Brunt, clearance made by James McCarthy. Jonas Olsson has a headed effort at goal from deep inside the area missing to the left of the target. James McCarthy gets a block in.
- 84:06
Steven Reid fouled by Victor Moses, the ref awards a free kick. Graham Dorrans takes the direct free kick.
- 83:15
Foul by Somen Tchoyi on Victor Moses, free kick awarded. Paul Scharner comes on in place of James Morrison. Ali Al Habsi restarts play with the free kick.
- 82:53
Centre by Jerome Thomas, clearance by Maynor Figueroa.
- 81:11
Franco Di Santo fouled by James Morrison, the ref awards a free kick. Direct free kick taken by James McArthur.
- 79:59
Peter Odemwingie goes off and Somen Tchoyi comes on.
- 79:06
The official flags Peter Odemwingie offside. Franco Di Santo comes on in place of Conor Sammon. Indirect free kick taken by Ali Al Habsi.
- 78:07
Free kick awarded for a foul by Shane Long on Maynor Figueroa. Ali Al Habsi restarts play with the free kick.
- 76:25
The ball is delivered by Jerome Thomas.
- 75:12
The ball is sent over by Nicky Shorey, Gary Caldwell manages to make a clearance.
- 73:43
Foul by Victor Moses on Steven Reid, free kick awarded. Free kick taken by Gareth McAuley.
- 72:34
Corner taken by Chris Brunt from the right by-line, Jordi Gomez manages to make a clearance.
- 72:21
A cross is delivered by Jerome Thomas.
- 70:20
Jerome Thomas has an effort at goal from just outside the penalty box which goes wide of the left-hand post. Corner taken right-footed by James Morrison from the left by-line to the near post, clearance made by Jordi Gomez.
- 69:34
Ronnie Stam goes off and James McArthur comes on.
- 68:32
Jerome Thomas takes a shot. James McCarthy gets a block in.
- 67:28
Shane Long takes a shot. Inswinging corner taken from the right by-line by Chris Brunt, Conor Sammon manages to make a clearance. Save by Ali Al Habsi.
- 65:41
Chris Brunt challenges Jordi Gomez unfairly and gives away a free kick. Graham Dorrans on for Youssouf Mulumbu. Antolin Alcaraz leaves the field to be replaced by Steve Gohouri. James McCarthy restarts play with the free kick.
- 64:09
Free kick awarded for a foul by Mohamed Diame on James Morrison. Free kick crossed left-footed by Nicky Shorey from left channel.
- 62:55
Victor Moses takes a shot. Save by Ben Foster.
- 62:04
Jordi Gomez takes a shot. Save made by Ben Foster.
- 61:18
Youssouf Mulumbu challenges Antolin Alcaraz unfairly and gives away a free kick. Ali Al Habsi takes the direct free kick.
- 59:49
Inswinging corner taken from the right by-line by Chris Brunt, Jonas Olsson has a headed effort at goal from close in which goes wide left of the target.
- 58:55
Corner taken left-footed by Chris Brunt from the right by-line, Conor Sammon makes a clearance.
- 58:47
Steven Reid sends in a cross.
- 57:51
Jerome Thomas crosses the ball, Maynor Figueroa makes a clearance.
- 54:28
Unfair challenge on James McCarthy by Youssouf Mulumbu results in a free kick. David Jones has a direct shot on goal from the free kick, Steven Reid gets a block in. Victor Moses fouled by Steven Reid, the ref awards a Penalty. Penalty taken left-footed by Jordi Gomez and scored. West Brom 1-2 Wigan.Assist by Victor Moses.
- 53:06
Ronnie Stam sends in a cross.
- 53:00
Steven Reid gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Jordi Gomez.
- 51:26
Victor Moses crosses the ball, Ben Foster makes a save.
- 46:08
Corner from left by-line taken by Chris Brunt.
- 43:44
The ball is sent over by Jordi Gomez, save by Ben Foster.
- 42:37
Corner taken by Jordi Gomez from the right by-line to the near post, clearance made by Shane Long.
- 38:59
Jerome Thomas sends in a cross.
- 36:55
Victor Moses scores a goal from deep inside the penalty area to the top right corner of the goal. West Brom 1-1 Wigan.
- 35:09
Victor Moses has an effort at goal from outside the area missing to the wide left of the goal.
- 34:29
Centre by James Morrison, Antolin Alcaraz makes a clearance.
- 33:52
Inswinging corner taken by James Morrison, save by Ali Al Habsi.
- 33:40
Peter Odemwingie takes a shot. Gary Caldwell gets a block in.
- 30:50
Gary Caldwell concedes a free kick for a foul on Peter Odemwingie. Steven Reid finds the net with a goal direct from the free kick from long distance to the top left corner of the goal. West Brom 1-0 Wigan.The assist for the goal came from Peter Odemwingie.
- 28:15
Corner from the left by-line taken by James Morrison, Conor Sammon makes a clearance.
- 27:38
Corner taken by James Morrison from the left by-line played to the near post, clearance by James McCarthy.
- 27:24
Corner from the right by-line taken by Chris Brunt, save by Ali Al Habsi.
- 26:59
Jerome Thomas takes a shot. Blocked by Gary Caldwell.
- 23:28
Victor Moses takes the chance to get an effort at goal and missed to the left of the goal.
- 22:47
Jerome Thomas is ruled offside. Ali Al Habsi restarts play with the free kick.
- 20:08
Handball decision goes against Youssouf Mulumbu. Jordi Gomez booked. Gary Caldwell restarts play with the free kick.
- 17:30
Corner taken left-footed by David Jones from the left by-line to the near post, clearance made by Peter Odemwingie.
- 16:10
James Morrison crosses the ball, clearance by Gary Caldwell.
- 15:18
James McCarthy challenges Jerome Thomas unfairly and gives away a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Nicky Shorey.
- 4:16
The offside flag is raised against Shane Long. Maynor Figueroa takes the indirect free kick.
- 4:07
The ball is sent over by Chris Brunt.
- 2:39
Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Chris Brunt from the right by-line. The ball is crossed by Chris Brunt.
- 2:26
Chris Brunt takes a shot. Save by Ali Al Habsi.
- 2:01
Antolin Alcaraz concedes a free kick for a foul on Jerome Thomas. Free kick taken by James Morrison.
- 0:52
Conor Sammon is ruled offside. Ben Foster takes the indirect free kick. Jerome Thomas delivers the ball, Close range header by Chris Brunt misses to the right of the target.
Match Preview
Whitbread in line for Canaries return Centre-half Zak Whitbread is in contention to return to Norwich's starting XI against Newcastle at Carrow Road having recovered from a hamstring problem. On-loan Manchester United defender Ritchie de Laet (back) remains out. Striker James Vaughan is on course for a return in the new year from his knee problem, along with centre-back Elliott Ward (knee). Boss Paul Lambert has called for Norwich to put their 5-1 drubbing at Manchester City behind them. The Canaries suffered a first heavy defeat in the Barclays Premier League when they were outclassed at the Etihad Stadium. Lambert, though, wants his squad to use the experience as inspiration when they look to avoid what would be a fourth defeat in the last five games. "Manchester City took five off Tottenham away from home, and six at Manchester United, and the way they play, they will do that to a lot of teams this year with the players they have," the Norwich manager said. "However, you don't want to go to Manchester City, thinking it is a great day out, get hit by that amount and then think 'well, it is only Manchester City we have played against'. "You want the feeling of having a real disappointment of losing, whether it is five, two or three, it is really sore. "Will it make us better? Hopefully, because we don't want that again." Lambert, however, is not expecting anything other than a firm test of the Canaries' top-flight credentials against a Newcastle side which may have been beaten by both City and Manchester United in recent weeks, but remain in contention for the top four. "Alan Pardew has done terrifically well up there when you consider the expectancy level of that club," said Lambert. "It is an extremely tough league - week in, week out - and this one will be no different. "Newcastle have performed really well as a team, but we are at home, so the onus is on us." Toon boss Pardew has defensive problems with Steven Taylor (Achilles) and Mike Williamson (broken arm and ankle) definitely out and Fabricio Coloccini (thigh) very doubtful. Midfielders Danny Guthrie (groin) and Cheik Tiote (knee) are also sidelined but winger Jonas Gutierrez is available again after suspension. Pardew has good memories of Carrow Road from a trip he made with former club Southampton two seasons ago when both were in League One. He said: "They're a surprise in as much as they've got the results and won games. "It's very difficult to win games in the Premier League, especially for teams who get promoted. They've done exceptionally well. "The manager's done an unbelievable job there. I came up against them at Southampton not so long ago and I know what they're about, I know what it's like to go and play there. "We actually won there so hopefully we'll be looking for the same result this time around."
West Brom
- Ben Foster
- Steven Reid
- Gareth McAuley
- Jonas Olsson
- Nicky Shorey
- Chris Brunt
- Youssouf Mulumbu
- James Morrison
- Jerome Thomas
- Shane Long
- Peter Odemwingie
- Marton Fulop
- Somen Tchoyi
- Graham Dorrans
- Craig Dawson
- Billy Jones
- Simon Cox
- Paul Scharner
- Ali Al Habsi
- Ronnie Stam
- Gary Caldwell
- Antolin Alcaraz
- Maynor Figueroa
- Victor Moses
- Mohamed Diame
- Jordi Gomez
- James McCarthy
- David Jones
- Conor Sammon
- Michael Pollitt
- Steve Gohouri
- Ben Watson
- Franco Di Santo
- Shaun Maloney
- James McArthur
- Hugo Rodallega
Match Report
Latics claim vital victory Wigan moved out of the Barclays Premier League's bottom three with a 2-1 win as West Brom's penalty curse struck again following Jordi Gomez's spot-kick winner at The Hawthorns. Defender Steven Reid's free-kick put the Baggies ahead but Victor Moses' first goal for 13 months brought the Latics level before half-time. Then Albion conceded a penalty for the fourth successive home game when Reid was judged to have fouled Moses - and Gomez ensured back-to-back away wins for Wigan. Roberto Martinez's side have now collected seven points from the last four games to revive their survival hopes. Moses, whose last goal had been against Albion, was a constant threat. But Wigan also defended efficiently and limited the clearcut openings created by Roy Hodgson's side despite the tireless efforts of Shane Long. West Brom made a positive start and Latics keeper Ali Al Habsi finger-tipped a powerful 20-yard drive from skipper Chris Brunt onto the bar. The Northern Irishman also had a cross headed just wide by Jonas Olsson. Brunt saw plenty of the ball in the early stages and when his pass found Jerome Thomas, the latter's volley was blocked. Moses had the first shot on goal for Wigan but dragged his effort a couple of yards wide. Peter Odemwingie found Thomas in space and his shot was deflected over his own bar by Wigan defender Ronnie Stam. After 32 minutes a superb free-kick from Reid put Albion with his first goal of the campaign. Gary Caldwell was penalised for a foul on Odemwingie 25 yards out, although Latics boss Roberto Martinez made his feelings about the decision known to the fourth official. Up stepped Reid and curled his shot past the defensive wall and into the roof of the net with Al Habsi stranded. Caldwell made an important block to deny Odemwingie a second goal for Albion before Wigan levelled through Moses. Midfielder Youssouf Mulumbu cut out a cross from Mohamed Diame but the ball fell into the path of Moses who curled his shot past Ben Foster. Long charged down an attempted clearance from Caldwell early in the second period before attempting to pick out the run of Brunt with his cross. But Maynor Figueroa made a vital headed clearance and Brunt needed treatment before he could continue after the pair collided. Long continued to pose the main threat for Albion, although he over-hit his pass for Odemwingie after a surging run towards the Wigan box. But after 57 minutes Wigan went ahead through Gomez's penalty. Reid felled Moses and up stepped Gomez to send Foster the wrong way with his penalty. Wigan were growing in confidence and Moses had Foster back-pedalling to collect a long-range chip after spotting the keeper off his line. Al Habsi produced a low save save to turn aside a header by Long from Nicky Shorey's centre but Albion were posing little threat. Moses had a shot blocked when Conor Sammon was in space on the edge of the Baggies box. The nearest Albion came to salvaging a point was when Long headed against a post from Thomas's centre. end M
Form Guide
- West Brom
- Wigan LLLDWL
Last Meetings
- West Brom
- 2 - 2
- Wigan
- 01/02/2011
- Wigan
- 1 - 0
- West Brom
- 13/11/2010
- West Brom
- 3 - 1
- Wigan
- 09/05/2009
- Wigan
- 2 - 1
- West Brom
- 29/11/2008
- Wigan
- 0 - 1
- West Brom
- 15/01/2006
- West Brom
- 1 - 2
- Wigan
- 10/09/2005
Top Scorers
West Brom
- S Long 5
- PO Odemwingie 2
- P Scharner 1
- J Thomas 1
- J Morrison 1
- C Brunt 1
- J Olsson 1
- Y Mulumbu 1
- F Di Santo 4
- M Diame 2
- G Caldwell 1
- AD Crusat 1
- B Watson 1
- J Gomez 1
West Brom
- Total goals 34
- Goals per game 13
- 6 (For) 1 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 1 (For) 3 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- (For) 7 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 1 (For) 1 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 1 (For) 2 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 2 (For) 1 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 1 (For) 1 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 1 (For) 5 (Against) Period 81-90 mins
- Total goals 33
- Goals per game 12
- 1 (For) 4 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- (For) 1 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 1 (For) 3 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 3 (For) 3 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 4 (For) 3 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- (For) 2 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 1 (For) 5 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- (For) 1 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 2 (For) 6 (Against) Period 81-90 mins


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The "Garden of Eden" Diet - Helps the Body Heal - Recover from Cancer
The Garden of Eden Diet Instructions given to Adam and Eve for them, their Children and Descendants of the Human Race were: "...Vegetation...Fruit...to You let it serve as Food...take Eat and LIVE Forever Young." Genesis 1:29; 3:22 (No Animal Products, Oils, Grain Products) Photo:www.FruitforYou.com.au Jesus Promoted the "Garden" Instructions: "...Eat always from The Creators Table... (Vegetation, Fruit) which GIVE YOUTH and You will LIVE Forever Young...any other Instructions ("Eat Bread", "Eat Meat") are from Satan and lead by Disease to Death." - Excerpts from "The Essene Gospel" in the Catholic Vatican Library Archives in Rome No Animal Products, Oils, Grain Products
Medical Doctors - Have Discovered and Published the Diet Therapy/Cure for Cancer TIMELINE - Discoveries and Publications 1939 - "Back to Eden" by Jethro Kloss, a Diet Researcher, was published. In his book are case studies of people who Completely Recovered from Cancer after *DIET THERAPY* - The "Garden of Eden" Diet - Eating only Fruit, Greens and Vegetables (No Animal Products, Oils or Grain Products) He sent his case studies to the National Cancer Institute (NCI) established in 1937 in Washington, D.C. http://www.cancer.gov/ A copy of his letter to the NCI is in his book that is still in print and can be ordered from online bookstores: www.Amazon.com or www.Borders.com 43 Years Later - In 1982, the National Research Council published the document "Diet, Nutrition and Cancer" which summarized the research literature on the Relationship between various Chronic Diseases and Dietary Patterns" http://cancercontrol.cancer.gov/5ad_3_origins.html 1958 - Dr. Max Gerson, M.D. His book, "A Cancer Therapy - Results of 50 Cases and the CURE of Advanced Cancer by DIET THERAPY - A Summary of 30 Years (1928 - 1958) of Clinical Experimentation Healing the Hopeless" was published www.Gerson.org/g_therapy/mg.asp Dr. Gerson's Successful *DIET THERAPY* was - The "Garden of Eden" Diet - Eating only Fruits, Greens and Vegetables - (No Animal Products, Oils or Grain Products) 1981 - National Cancer Research Council - "Doll and Peto concluded that about 35 percent of all cancer deaths were related to nutrition, with a plausible range of 10 to 70 percent. This conclusion was driven largely by data on dietary behaviors that might increase risk. The evidence supporting the role of vegetables and fruit in cancer prevention provided a foundation for several documents that were the basis of national nutrition policy in the 1980s and 1990s. In 1982, the National Research Council (NRC) published the seminal document, Diet, Nutrition and Cancer, which summarized the research literature on the relationship between various chronic diseases and dietary patterns." http://cancercontrol.cancer.gov/5ad_3_origins.html 1984 - "Fighting Disease" was published by the Editors of Prevention Magazine. In the chapter on "Facing the Cancer Challenge", under the heading THE DIET/CANCER LINK it says: "The day may come when *DIET THERAPY* is widely recognized as essential, not only to the PREVENTION but also to the TREATMENT of Cancer." (Foods, especially Animal Products, were listed as "Promoting" cancer) 1991 - "5 a Day" Program started by the National Cancer Institute promoting the Eating of 5 Servings a Day of Fruit and Vegetables to Help with the Prevention and Recovery of Cancer. (In 2007, the *5 a Day* Program was changed to the *Fruit and Veggies - More Matter* Program) www.fruitsandveggiesmatter.gov 2002 - "5 a Day" Logo seen in grocery stores. Discontinued in 2007 when the *Fruits and Veggies - More Matters" Program was started. 2004 - United Nations - World Health Organization (WHO) endorsed for Worldwide Participation the U.S. "5 A Day" Program promoting the Eating of 5 to 9 Servings a Day of Fruits and Vegetables to: "Fight Cancer, Heart Disease & the Effects of Aging", the Program Slogan. WHO Reports: www.who.int.mediacentre/news/releases/2004/wha3/en/ www.who.int/mediacentre/news/notes/2004/np17/en/index.html 2006 - "The China Study" by T. Colin Powell, Ph.D http://www.thechinastudy.com/about.html "The research project culminated in a 20-year partnership of Cornell University, Oxford University, and the Chinese Academy of Preventive Medicine, a survey of diseases and lifestyle factors in rural China and Taiwan. More commonly known as the China Study, "this project eventually produced more than 8000 statistically significant Associations between various DIETARY Factors and DISEASE." The findings? "People who Ate the most ANIMAL-Based Foods got the MOST CHRONIC DISEASE … (Cancer, Heart Disease, Diabetes)...People who ate the most plant-based foods were the healthiest and tended to avoid chronic disease. These Results could not be ignored," said Dr. Campbell. 2007 - "Fruits and Veggies - More Matter" Program started to replace the *5 a Day* Program. www.fruitsandveggiesmatter.gov * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * Cancer Recovery - Web Sites The Cancer Project - Prevention and Recovery www.CancerProject.org Founder, Dr. Neal Barnard, M.D. This website Presents Medical Research Proving that Changing to a Low-Fat Vegan Diet (No Animal Products)...and the Eating of Fruit, Greens and Vegetables, Helps the Body to Recover from Cancer...to being Healthy Again. Physician's Committee for Responsible Medicine www.PCRM.org President - Dr. Neal Barnard, M.D., also the Founder of "The Cancer Project" "...Meat, Dairy and Eggs...do Us In...Doctors know the casualties as Cancer, Heart Disease and Diabetes. Our Best Prescription lies in Changing Our Diets." The PCRM recommends an Oil-Free, Vegan Diet (No Animal Products) Dr. Lorraine Day, M.D. http://www.drday.com/tumor.htm (Photos of her Cancer Tumor) She was Chief of Orthopedic Surgery at San Francisco General Hospital, and was for 15 years on the Faculty of the University of California, San Francisco, School of Medicine. In 1992, she was Diagnosed with Stage IV - Breast Cancer. As a Medical Doctor, she did not want to do Chemotherapy, instead choosing *DIET THERAPY* as her Cancer Recovery Treatment. She Stopped Eating All Animal Products, instead Eating only Fruit, Greens and Vegetables. She made other changes in her life that she talks about in this online interview: http://www.consciousmedianetwork.com/members/lday.htm Dr. Lorraine Day Completely Recovered from Cancer after DIET THERAPY. Hallelujah Diet - Hallelujah Acres http://www.hacres.com/about/history.asp Started by a Christian Minister, George Malkmus, the author of "The Hallelujah Diet". In 1976 he was diagnosed with Colon Cancer. He choose *DIET THERAPY* as his Cancer Recovery Treatment. He Stopped Eating All Animal Products, instead Eating only Fruit, Greens and Vegetables, The Creators Diet Instructions given in the Garden of Eden. Genesis 1:29 His body gradually Eliminated the Cancer and his Health was Restored to better than before his diagnosis. He then started sharing his *Diet Plan* with others, that has now grown into an International Support Organization (Hallelujah Acres) with over 2 Million Worldwide on the Diet, including Medical Doctors and Nurses. In 1998, Dr. Michael Donaldson, PhD, a graduate from Cornell University, joined Hallelujah Acres as Head of Research for the Hallelujah Acres® Foundation Documenting the Disease Recovery Benefits of the Diet, that are available on DVD. "Healing for Life" Testimonials HFL 2 Cancer DVD https://commerce.hacres.com/product.aspx?id=293-2DVD&uofm=EACH On this DVD are interviews with People who Recovered from Cancer, also interviews with Dr. Neal Barnard, M.D. (PCRM) and Dr. Joel Fuhrman, M.D. www.drfuhrman.com * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * SUCCESS STORIES - Recovery from Cancer to Good Health 1939 - "Back to Eden" book by Jethro Kloss, a Diet Researcher, has documented Success Stories of Recovery from Cancer after a Change in Diet to following - The "Garden of Eden" Diet - Instructions to Eat only Fruit, Greens and Vegetables. The book is still in print, and can be ordered from the online bookstores www.Amazon.com or www.Borders.com 1958 - "A Cancer Therapy - Results of 50 Cases and the CURE of Advanced Cancer by DIET THERAPY - A Summary of 30 Years (1928 - 1958) of Clinical Experimentation Healing the Hopeless" www.Gerson.org 1976 - George Malkmus - Colon Cancer He made a change in Diet to Eating only Fruit, Greens and Vegetables, after which his body eliminated the cancer and restored itself to health. He is today the Author of the book, "Hallelujah Diet" and Founder of the Program www.HallelujahAacres.com 1984 - William Calderon - AIDS - Kaposi's Sarcoma William's story - is in the book, "Love, Medicine & Miracles" (published in 1986) written by Dr. Bernie Siegel, M.D., a Cancer Specialist. The book is about Cancer Survivors. This is what is written in the book about William... 1982 - "Calderon was diagnosed in - December 1982. His doctors told him - he would probably be dead - in 6 months. Understandably he became depressed and hopeless. Almost immediately - Kaposi's sarcoma - the type of cancer - that most often accompanies AIDS - appeared and began spreading rapidly on ALL areas of his skin andthroughout his - intestinal tract." See our website page - www.AgeDefyingBody.com/AIDSRecovery.html - for more details about how William recovered from cancer/AIDS - without - drugs.See See See
ttt 1992 - Dr. Lorraine Day, M.D. - Breast Cancer - Stage IV Photos of her Cancer Tumor http://www.drday.com/tumor.htm Dr. Lorraine Day, M.D., was Chief of Orthopedic Surgery at San Francisco General Hospital, and for 15 years on the Faculty of the University of California, San Francisco, School of Medicine. In 1992, she was Diagnosed with Stage IV - Breast Cancer. As a Medical Doctor, she did not want to do Chemotherapy, instead choosing *DIET THERAPY* as her Cancer Recovery Treatment. She Stopped Eating All Animal Products, instead Eating only Fruit, Greens and Vegetables. She made other changes in her life that she talks about in this online interview: http://www.consciousmedianetwork.com/members/lday.htm Dr. Lorraine Day Completely Recovered from Cancer after DIET THERAPY. She is the Author of the book and video, "You Can't Improve on God" ("Garden of Eden" Diet) * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * 1999 - Jerrod Sessler - Melanoma (Skin Cancer) Stage IV Jerrod's Photo, Website: http://www.jerrodsessler.com/jerrodbio.htm
"In 1999, at the Age of 29, Jerrod Sessler received a Diagnosis of Stage IV Metastasized Melanoma, was given a 5% chance of living (6 Months) past his 30s with no medical treatment, and a 20% chance of doing so with treatment. Faced with Medical Options that were Not Encouraging, Jerrod and his wife chose to do something different. Having heard of The Hallelujah Diet® from family members, they adopted The Hallelujah Diet and Lifestyle™. Within One Year, Doctors were asking Jerrod what he was doing, telling him his Health Results were amazing, and that the Prognosis Looked Great. In 2007 - Jerrod had two beautiful children, a thriving career, and was Cancer Free." Jerrod's - Success Story on Youtube Cancer Testimony 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5y-NY_MiYw&feature=related * ~ * ~ ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * 1999 - Brenda Cobb - Breast Tumors - Cervical Tumors
Brenda's Photo and Website:www.livingfoodsinstitute.com/resources_testimonials.php "People usually guess that I'm in my 30s. I turned 55 on May 31, 2004. I Look Younger and have Fewer Wrinkles (and No More Tumors)" Age 50 Brenda went to her Doctors for a Checkup and was told she had Breast and Cervical Tumors. Her Mother and Aunt had Cancer, and she did Not want to have Surgery or do Chemotherapy. She chose DIET Therapy. She made a Change in Diet to Eating only the "Garden of Eden" Foods: Fruit, Nuts, Greens, Vegetables called the "Living Foods Diet". After a Change in Diet, Brenda's Body: * Eliminated ALL of the Tumors * Eliminated Wrinkles and Created New Skin * Replaced Gray Hair with New Growth in Natural Color * Naturally Looked *Age 30s* - Again at Age 55! * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * 2000 - Shirley Hightower - Breast Cancer Shirley of Marietta, Georgia was Diagnosed with BREAST CANCER in May 2000. Her Story is told in the book, "The Living Foods Lifestyle" by Brenda Cobb, Founder and Director of the Living Foods Institute www.LivingFoodsInstitute.com/aboutus.htm "I immediately began Researching Alternative Treatments and found out about Ann Wigmore and the Living Foods Lifestyle. This Natural Healing Approach just made good sense to me. I found out that Brenda Cobb had a Living Foods program in Atlanta, and I immediately called and enrolled for her 10-Day Detoxification and Rebuilding Program. In just the first 10 Days I began to Feel much Better. I found the Support I needed at the Institute. When first Diagnosed, my Tumor was a 2.1. After doing the Living Foods Lifestyle for about 30 Days, I had a Lumpectomy in June 2000. When the Doctor removed the lump it was only a 1.4. So, in that small amount of time my Tumor Shrank. Before Surgery, I was told I would have to at least have Radiation and possibly Chemotherapy, but when I returned to the Oncologist, I found that I wouldn't need any Chemotherapy ro Radiation. I believe that is a direct Result of the Living Foods Lifestyle. Besides the Wonderful Results with Cancer I have also experienced Better Sleep, much Higher Energy, my Hair became Shiner with Thicker Texture, my Skin became Beautiful, Glowing and Young Looking, and my Attitude became very Positive. The Lord has truly Blessed Me. I am so Glad that I found the Living Foods Institute and I Thank them and Brenda Cobb for the Positive, Encouraging Support." * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * 2002 - Chris Storch - Breast Cancer Chris' story is from the Summer/Fall 2002 issue of the "Back to the Garden" magazine published by the Hallelujah Acres Headquarters for "The Hallelujah Diet" www.hacres.com/diet/hallelujahday.asp. "Just an update on my Healing Process. You might remember that I was Diagnosed with BREAST CANCER in April 2000, had 3 Chemotherapy Treatments which shrank the Tumor from 3 cm to 1 cm. By February 2001, the Tumor returned and quickly grew to 4 cm. In May 2001 I began "The Hallelujah Diet". By October 10, 2001, (5 Months Later) the Center of the Tumor, which had a large Scab on it, began to Disintegrate. The scab fell off and left a hole aoubt 1/8 to 1/4 inch deep in my Chest. The Tumor continues to soften and become flatter. When I started on "The Hallelujah Diet", it stuck out about 1/2 to 3/4 inches off my Chest. I have found an Ob-GYN Doctor in my area who is 'Bridging the Gap' between Conventional and Alternative Medicine. She has begun to Document the Progress I am Experiencing on the Diet. I Feel Well and Continue to Drink 6 to 8 Glasses of Carrot Juice a Day, along with Eating mostly Raw Food." * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * 2003 - Caroll - Breast Cancer Caroll's story is from the Summer 2003 issue of the "Back to the Garden" magazine. "I was Diagnosed with BREAST CANCER, for the 2nd Time on May 31, 2002. I had previously had Breast Cancer 19 Years ago. This time I decided against Traditonal Treatments, against my Oncologist's Recommendation, and chose rather to go on "The Hallelujah Diet". I have been on "The Hallelujah Diet" for 8 Months now, and have NO SIGN OF BREAST CANCER! Praise the Lord!" * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * 2003 - Merle du Rand - Breast Cancer Merle is from South Africa. Her Story is from the Fall 2003 issue of the "Back to the Garden" magazine. "This month is my 3rd Anniversary since being Diagnosed with BREAST CANCER, and I am Still Alive and Very Much Well! I have never been for Surgery or Chemotherapy - only been on "The Hallelujah Diet". Hallelujah! Praise God!" * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * 2004 - Margot Baxter - Lymphatic Leukemia Margot Age 72, from Tennesses. More than 20 Years ago (1984 at Age 52) she was Diagnosed with CHRONIC LYMPHATIC LEUKEMIA and was told she only had 10 to 15 Years to Live. Her 6-Month Checkups with an Oncologist were Routine until she started "The Hallelujah Diet". Shortly after beginning the Diet, her Doctors noticed she was Getting Better (Not Worse) until Finally, about 3 Years ago (2001) they could Not find ANY SYMPTOMS. Margot: "My Doctor told me People never really get over this, but he finally realized that the Lord had worked Miracles." * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * 2004 - Deloris' Mother - Cancer in Lungs, Liver, Lymph, Blood Deloris' story is from the Summer 2004 issue of the "Back to the Garden" magazine: "It has been nearly 1Year since my Mother had CANCER in the 4th Stage in LUNGS, LIVER, LYMPH and BLOOD. It had metastasized from her side where her Kidney had been removed 11 Years ago. She is 84, and through God's Healing Power and this "Hallelujah Diet" and Lifestyle, she is PAIN FREE, still keeping house, and taking care of my Dad. Your Message has Touched my entire Family, and now many are Juicing. It just Snowballs! How Wonderful to Beat Sickness and Death!" * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * 2004 - Rita Myer - Breast Cancer - Stage IV - Metastasized to Bone Rita's story is from the Fall 2004 issue of the "Back to the Garden" magazine. In 1997 she had a LUMP in her BREAST that was benign. Then in 1999 after a Needle-Biopsy, Rita was told she had INVASIVE DUCT CELL CARCINOMA. "She had gone in for a Routine Checkup when her Doctor felt a Lump in her Breast. After a needle-biopsy, she was told that she had Invasive Duct Cell Carcinoma (Cancer). After further tests and bone biopsies, it was determined that the Cancer had Metastasized to the Bone: she had Stage IV Breast Cancer. Her doctors told her that she had 6 Months to live. The doctors Cncouraged her to have Chemotherapy, Radiation and Surgery. Initially, she refused the Chemotherapy. Her doctors told her there wasn't much of a chance for her recovery, but that if she was to have any chance at all, she must do the treatment. Not aware of any other options, she began Chemotherapy. Rita says: "I started dying as soon as they told me that I only had a few months to live. It is hard to describe what happens in your mind. You start Believing what you have been told, and you begin to Prepare for Your Death." In the meantime Leon (her husband) was Searching for a Way to Keep his Wife Alive. A friend had started sending them the Hallelujah Acres weekly email Hallelujah Health Tip, and Leon started to Hope as he shared the many Inspirational Testimonials with Rita. As she began to learn more about the body and how it works, she knew that she needed her lymph nodes for her immune system to function properly, and so she refused to have any taken out when they removed the Walnut-Sized Lump. She also Refused the Radiation Treatments, and opted to Stop Chemotherapy. She studied more about The Hallelujah Diet and watched Dr. Lorraine Day's video "You Can't Improve on God". That was the the first she had ever heard of anyone Surviving Stage IV Cancer. Rita became inspired to adopt the Hallelujah Acres Program. Rita: "Leon was the only one who ever offered me any HOPE of Survival. He Refused to give up, and he encouraged me to begin The Hallelujah Diet. He kept giving me more information and kept telling me that I would Not Die. Leon's Faith made me whole." Rita says that she had Everyone Praying for Her, and she believes that it was through Prayer that God directed them to "The Hallelujah Diet" and gave them the Wisdom they needed to Implement the Program. "God Works through the Laws of Nature, and as We Pray God Heals Us... He Asks for Us to Participate in our Healing. Our Faith plays a Vital Role." 1999 - 2004 - 4 1/2 Years after making a Change in Diet, Rita was still alive, living a full life and shairing with whoever is willing to listen to her phenomenal story of survival and healing. Rita's husband Leon continues to Juice about 50 Pounds of Carrots for her Each Week, and she doesn't stray from "The Hallelujah Diet" for anything. Her Doctors say that she is a Miracle and have sent several of their Patients to the Health Classes that she now Teaches Weekly. "People who hear my Story have rarely heard of anyone with Stage IV Cancer Surviving. They are in Wonder and Amazement. They realize the Traditional Way is Not Working and Want the Same Kind of Miracle in their Life that I Experienced." * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * Exercise (Walking) as Cancer Treatment http://sportsmedicine.about.com/cs/exercisephysiology/a/aa090501a.htm "Evidence seems to support the benefits of exercise as a treatment for cancer. Several studies have examined the relationship between exercise, rehabilitation and quality of life in cancer patients and reported positive findings.
Studies have followed women undergoing breast cancer treatment who added moderate exercise to their treatment regimen. In most studies women exercised at a moderate intensity (60-85% maximal heart rate) for twenty to thirty minutes, 3 times per week from 4 to 12 weeks. The exercise programs included bicycle ergometer and Walking Programs.
These studies have found that overall, exercise had a positive effect on physical and psychological functioning of cancer patients while in treatment. These benefits include the following objective and self-reported findings:
* increased functional capacity and decreased body fat
* increased lean muscle mass
* decreased nausea and fatigue
* improved natural defense mechanisms
* improved sense of control
* improved mood
* improved self-esteem
* self reported improved quality of life
Other studies found that exercising cancer patients had improved work capacity, lower heart rates at given exercise intensity, increased maximum workloads and time to exhaustion than did non-exercising cancer patients.
Psychological changes, including a decrease in total mood disturbances, decrease in depression and fewer problems sleeping were noted between the exercise and non-exercise groups.
A review of the literature shows some evidence that exercise rehabilitation has a beneficial effect on the physical and psychological well-being of patients with breast cancer. However, more focused studies are needed to draw specific conclusions. While these results must be considered with some degree of caution, it would suggest that performing moderate exercise can provide great benefit and little risk to cancer patients." * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * NO MORE CANCER - "Celebrate the Cure!" It's time to focus attention on - Success Stories - and what people have done to - RECOVER - from Cancer. Success Stories also teach us the - change in diet - and exercise that can - PREVENT - Cancer. SUPPORT - Make a Change in Diet - Delicious - and Exercise, FUN! What can a Mate, Family and Friends - do - to help a Loved One - Recover from Cancer? What can be done to - Prevent - Cancer? Diet Support - Eat Together - Garden Diet Exercise Support - Exercise Together - Walks, Hikes, FUN Exercise/Dance Classes, Favorite Sports Activities "Alone we can do so little - together - we can do so much" - Helen Keller * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * Copyright (c) 2006 - 2014 Age Defying Body.com. All rights reserved. Kay Star, Family Health Researcher, Writer Publisher www.AgeDefyingBody.com If you want to Use any of this Research on Cancer Recovery by a Change in Diet and Daily Exercise, please Refer to this Website and Publisher as the Source of Information. Thank You. * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ *


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although it may take some time to grok, i found out about new sincerity by researching bronys.
although it may take some time to grok, i found out about new sincerity by researching bronys.
Trust no bitch
Hamster can sing better than Beyonce
I learnt that JUB loads a lot faster under Recovery Mode (Safe Mode with Windows).
I wonder why?
doesn't safe mode with windows leave stuff out?
Because all the bloated filler and java/script scrap is turned off. The explorer is bare bones with no frills or add ons.
^It won't deprive JUB of income, will it?
If not, I think I might leave it on all the time.
^Well, I'll be goddamned.
Get this: Under the usual build of Ubuntu Linux, Pinterest doesn't load at all.
Under the Recovery Mode, it does.
Apparently, something I've added to Ubuntu directly interferes with Pinterest.
People are too willing to lay down so they can be walked all over again. Dealing with roommates has taught me this, and it's an unpleasant sight from the sidelines...
"As anarchism rears its face,
They are answered by an iron fist..."
Pinterest? I'm not familiar with that term. ... but yes, it could be the script, java, flash, pop up blockers, ad-ons ... causing the problems.
Think of your browser as a car. In safe mode, you're JUST driving the car. You're NOT including the intermittent wipers, cruise control, heated seats, air conditioning, AM/FM Radio with CD player, GPS, ... Make sense?
While it SEEMS better, you are also probably more open and vulnerable to various cyber attacks, because more then likely whatever safe guards you have are also turned off.
People share the pictures they collect on a website that mimicks a bulletin board.
I reached an interesting conclusion that some Catholic hymns could basically be broadway songs and it made me conclude that some hymnals are quite gay.
This is the one that struck as "Broadway worthy". Just listen to the runs in the refrain...
^Fuck the flute
Also, the fermata is in the wrong place. It's supposed to be on longing.
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"Learned" in Standard American English, "learnt" in Commonwealth English, and Southern Inland English.
That's all there is to it.
I learnt that tipping has become texting nowadays...
What's next? Post your funny receipt tweet...haha yeah rite
I learned that I was wondering if Belamo is suffering from bipolar disorder. But I'm afraid to ask him directly.
Magna Veritas
I wonder if it really took certain people all that time to START wondering about that possibiliy/fact...
When they talk about someone being crazy they do not actually talk about the disease or about whether it is hurting that someone and sending his life to waste: what they are talking about is about their own being upset or/and scared by their perception of that someone, and their own need to find some pseudorationalization to all of it so that they can feel very authorized to give vent to their anger or patronization.
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It's not a phobia. It's just that in the U.S. whilst sounds pretty "vintage British" and archaic, and it serves exactly the same purpose as "while" while sounding a lot older. And supper is just not generally used. It's rare enough that if someone invites you to "supper" you'd definitely be caught off guard.
It just "sounds off." I'm not phobic about it. But frequent use of either word would make me think the person is from another part of the world.
^We used to use "supper" all the time in the South. No one--at the time--ever used the word "dinner".
I don't know if they still use it.
"Whilst" stands among a few words that immediately give a Brit away, no matter how long he has lived outside the Commonwealth.
Another one--the expression "in hospital". Or "maths". I chuckled the first time I heard the word "maths", because it sounds like someone "doing it the hard way."
I learned that I apparently have enough hair to headbang.
So of course, now I'm going to give myself whiplash.
Dinner comes from 'Dîner' and Supper comes from 'Souper'.
For a very long time, apart from the very rich, the meal before going to bed was constituted by 'une soupe', ie a soup. Hence the 'Souper'. Dinner is for a meal more generic where any kind of food can be served.
My undying admiration to people who can say the differences between a soup, a potage, a consommé, a bisque, a bouillon, a velouté or a garbure
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I learned if you tweet a jokingly derogatory comment about a certain chain restaurant, they'll respond to that tweet in less than five minutes.
I really hope it's IHOP. I'd love to read them.
I learned that a lot of supposed Arrested Development "fans" didn't really pay attention to the jokes. >:c(


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Best Bluegrass Band Denver 2002 - Open Road
Open Road has undergone a few changes in personnel since its acclaimed debut, Open Road, but that hasn't slowed the band. The acoustic combo from Lyons continues to serve up pure, traditionally spirited music of the finest kind -- an approach that's drawing attention from around the nation. If the players can hang on to the good mojo and chemistry, folks outside the state might think of Colorado as a place where jammy grass and the authentic stuff share the same soil.


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So Long, Story-time
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Dear Andrea,
We were disappointed to lose Ms. Meghan, too; the community was lucky to have her, and I know that children in Virginia are enjoying her storytimes right now. I appreciate your compliments of Meghan and her early childhood literacy skills. You may have noticed that the children's librarian position was posted on our website. I assure you that we plan on restoring the Tuesday night storytime.
For this session, the sad truth is that we did not have enough qualified children's librarians to continue the Tuesday night storytime. Staffing throughout the library has been reduced due to budget cuts, and in the children's department we have been staffed at the bare minimum since 2010. The breaks between storytime sessions allow the children's librarians to plan the next session, manage their collection responsibilities, take part in training and continuing education, conduct other programs inside and outside the library, and attend regional and state meetings. The librarians have done the best they can, as you've noted, and I am impressed with their positive, can-do attitudes. Could I have decided to put the storytime on with just anyone? Probably, but the quality would not be the same, and then you would be writing me a different letter with a different tale of heartbreak.
I thank you for saying that the library's storytimes were a key factor for your family moving to Canton. That is a great compliment, and I hope we'll see you in storytime again soon.
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found a new home!
Plenty of my friends are looking
for one too. Find a pet to adopt.
Find a pet to adopt |
My name is Nadia!
Facts about Nadia
- Breed: Husky Mix
- Color: Gray/Silver/Salt & Pepper - With White
- Age: Young
- Size: Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
- Sex: Female
Nadia's Info...
I am already spayed, housetrained, a special needs pet, up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
Miss Nadia came to us after kind neighbors saw her wandering the streets with an injured leg. Luckily for her they helped her find us and now she will get the surgery and care she will need before finding the perfect family for her. She will need about a month to recover from having her leg amputated before she will be able to join a new family, she is a tough girl with a great outlook and we just know she will do great and complete anyones life. Nadia has had her surgery and is doing amazing. she is so happy now.
Other Pets at Southern Dogs Rescue
Why Adoption is a Great Option
Nadia, a Warwick Husky dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Husky for sale in Warwick, or seeking a Husky dog from a breeder in Warwick.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Warwick already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Warwick breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Husky breeders who help with Husky rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Warwick paves the way for another one to be saved.


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General Technologist with experience in most facets of the engineering industry. Concentrating primarily on team leadership and team productivity in agile development and DevOps teams. As well as application supportability, operability and serviceability in large-scale web and cloud spaces.
Pronunciation: kuh-TAN-zuh-REET
Also: a father of two beautiful children, a drummer, overloaded with side-projects, sci-fi and fantasy fan
While visiting Cape Town, South Africa for work, I wanted to do something to make the trip memorable (beyond the obvious of being in South Africa for the first time). I convinced (with very little difficulty) one of my co-workers to travel 7 hours (each way) to Bloukrans Bridge one of the highest bungie jumping locations in the world (216m, with 5 seconds of freefall).
On my second trip to South Africa, my memorable moment was going to Rocking the Daisies, a huge three-day music festival that took place at a wine farm about an hour away from Cape Town.
Veronica Belmont - about.me user since 2010
"First, customize your page. It's easy and fun to design!"
Hi! I'm currently living in (City), where I work at (Work Place) doing (Job Title). When I'm not working I like to (Hobby), (Interest) and (Passion). Connect with me!
"Next, connect services and send people to your page."
"That's it! Let about.me do all of the work for you."
Showcase a 360 degree view of who you are
Help people find and follow you on your social networks
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Because I'm a die-hard Quicken user, I thought it appropriate to first embark on the competition's features in order to fairly compare the two. Installing Microsoft Money was painless--there were no glitches, and I was up and running within minutes. Microsoft guides you through the process of finding any files you want to convert to this program (including Quicken files and old Money files). The conversion process took about 10 minutes, and all my account information appeared clean and clear as day. My checkbook register included all the categories and memos as posted in my Quicken account.
The Money 98 interface is very different from the Quicken interface I'm used to. Instead of relying on graphical icons, Money 98 uses a more text-based navigational system that relies on pull-down menus. I found it less intuitive than Quicken's.
Still, Money 98 cannot be considered difficult to use. On the contrary, I was easily able to find my way around all my accounts. One feature I especially liked was the Bill Calendar for tracking bills and deposits. Here, a calendar shows you when your bills are due, and a graph gives you a balance forecast. While handy, this function is only beneficial if you're up-to-date on all your transactions.
To make this product more compelling than its competitor, Microsoft has provided many additional features. First there's Goal Planner for financial planning. Money includes 21 customizable wizards for working on short-term and lifetime plans. Then there's Microsoft Investor, which links into the Microsoft Investor Web site for tracking portfolios and researching investment opportunities. Subscribers to this service have the ability to search through 8,000 stocks and mutual funds to determine whether an investment meets certain criteria. Next there's Money Insider for articles and information from reliable financial experts.
Money 98 encourages users to get on the Internet. It includes an easy sign-up for the Microsoft Network, and the opening page directs users to links on the Web.
Although the Money 98 Financial Suite is geared toward investors, those more interested in basic financial management can get the stripped down version of Money 98 for $29.95.
Something worth noting: Money 98 works with a slightly larger number of banks than Quicken. You may want to compare the lists of financial institutions before making a decision on which one to purchase.
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This article was originally published in the May 1998 print edition of Entrepreneur with the headline: Checks And Balances.


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Unreal Tournament 2003
Unreal Tournament 2003 continues the success that Unreal Tournament generated as an online game and benchmark. UT2003 pulls all of its weight onto the 3D and memory subsystems using DX8, pushing graphics reality to the maximum is its game, and you need some serious power to gain playable scores with this game.
Here we see that the PCI Express version of the 6800 Ultra is just on top. This could be more to do with the fact that the chipset used is more recent so you could say that both cards are pretty much tied. The X800XT is just behind the 6800 Ultra with the X800PRO being almost 50FPS behind.
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Check out this floating glass shelf with sleek chrome hardware - a great addition to your decor!
A Monarch floating glass shelf adds style and storage in one great package. Sleek, tempered glass and contemporary chrome finish hardware give this shelf a great look. Mount it in a bath, vanity, or bedroom for a sleek accent.
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Plunging over the edge of a columnar basalt lava flow, Big Millstream Falls is reputedly the widest single-drop waterfall in Australia. Lying in the rain shadow of the eastern dividing ranges, the dry open woodland here is in stark contrast with the rainforest which is only kilometres away. This area is rich in World War II history. Camp sites were constructed for the Battalions of the 7th and 9th Divisions between 1943 and 1945.
... morePicnic in the shady day-use area among the blue gums and ironbarks, or walk down to the viewing area above Millstream Falls. Explore their history as you wander the World War II Heritage track past the camp site remains, where informative signs tell of the conditions at the time and show how the soldiers lived, worked and played. Ride mountain bikes or trail bikes through the park's internal roads and firebreaks. At Little Millstream Falls, view these beautiful falls from just near the car park or enjoy a different perspective by walking the narrow path to the base of the falls.
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There is access for guests with a disability. The toilet at Big Millstream Falls is wheelchair accessible.
How To Get There
The two park entrances are within 4.5 kilometres of Ravenshoe, which is 147 kilometres from Cairns via the Gillies Highway.
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World's Most Amazing Views
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Paris Skyline
Why It's Amazing: Napoleon is credited for transforming the City of Light during the Second Empire, but it was engineer Gustave Eiffel who helped define the cityscape with a colossal iron lattice tower, which has become a symbol of romance that can be seen sparkling from even the remotest corners of Paris's 20th Arrondissement.
Secret Viewing Spot: From our list of the World's Hottest Rooftop Restaurants, try Restaurant Les Ombres atop Le Musée du Quai Branly. Once the sun goes down, sit back in the shadows of the Eiffel Tower while nibbling on creative sweat breads and sipping a glass of French wine.
When to Go: Winter. Yes, it's chilly, but the twinkling lights and cold Seine breeze create a tableau that is pure Paris.


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Mark and Susie Holt's 1920s shabby-chic beach cottage is one of the oldest homes on Casey Key. With the ocean as their front yard, the owners of Posh On Palm, in downtown Sarasota, love to take in the view of the water and the beach.
"Beach life is a whole different world," Susie says. "The second you go over that little bridge and come out here … "
With Susie lost in thought as Tropical Storm Debby sends dark, angry waves flying toward the shore, her husband finishes her sentence.
" … I put my shorts on with the holes in them," Mark says.
When the couple first toured the house, which they purchased just more than one year ago, they wondered if the one-bedroom, one-bath bungalow would be large enough. But, with just a few little design touches, it proved to be much bigger than it seemed.
"People don't fix these up anymore," Mark says. "They tear them down and build mansions, but … "
This time, it's Susie who completes her husband's thought.
" … We love the character of our old little place," she says. "It's a very lazy life."
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In the home equity marketplace, even homeowners with less-than-perfect credit can qualify for a loan.
The so-called subprime borrowers can tap into their home's equity just like homeowners with perfect credit. The major difference for subprime homeowners is that the amount of the loan is usually smaller and it comes with a higher interest rate.
Paying on time Overall, U.S. homeowners have a good track record for paying bills. Consider these statistics from the National Home Equity Mortgage Association:
Lenders say there are no fixed rules in making loans to subprime borrowers. Each application is looked at individually. There are myriad circumstances that can cause someone to miss a payment on a mortgage or other loan.
"We find that a lot of people had some sort of life event, and now it's behind them," says Paul J. Levasseur, president of Amresco Residential Mortgage Corp. in Irvine, Calif., which specializes in subprime lending. The personal circumstance may be a divorce, a medical emergency or a temporary job loss.
A matter of degrees Anything less than perfect credit falls into the subprime category, so lenders look at the degree to which a borrower is subprime, says Bob Benson, senior vice president of The Money Store, the subprime lending subsidiary of First Union Corp.
The typical subprime mortgage borrower has an annual income of $34,000, says Jeffery Zeltzer, executive director of the National Home Equity Mortgage Association. It might be, "A schoolteacher, a firefighter, a print shop owner, the average borrower who had a small problem in credit."
The association says subprime lenders look for a common-sense balance, taking into consideration credit history, sources of income, loan-to-value ratio, debt-to-income ratio and the reasons for the loan.
Levasseur of Amresco says subprime borrowers can usually obtain a loan-to-value of 70 percent to 75 percent, and sometimes an LTV as high as 85 percent if they have only minor credit blemishes. In contrast, a prime borrower can obtain a home equity loan with a 90 percent LTV, and some lenders go as high as 125 percent.
How is LTV calculated for a home equity loan? Let's take a house that has a fair market value of $150,000, with a first mortgage principal balance of $80,000. The homeowner has $70,000 equity in the house.
If the homeowner wants to borrow $40,000, the combined debt of the $80,000 mortgage principal and the home equity loan would come to $120,000. This combined debt is then compared to the home's value of $150,000, for an LTV of 80 percent.
LTV is important because, if a borrower can't make payments, the lender turns to the property to recover the amount of the loan.
Depth of debt Lenders also consider the borrower's debt-to-income ratio, namely, the percentage of the borrower's income that goes to pay off debt obligations, such as a mortgage, car loan, student loan or credit cards. The conventional, acceptable ratio is between 33 percent and 36 percent.
Again, lenders say they look at each individual case. "Lenders try to craft the loan for the borrower, one with a monthly payment they can pay," says Zeltzer.
Benson agrees: "One size doesn't fit all." The Money Store looks at an individual's ability to pay and will approve a "50 percent debt-to-income ratio when there is sufficient disposable income remaining."
On the average, Benson says, home equity lending has a little under 40 percent debt-to-income ratio.
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Levasseur says Amresco's refinancing terms for subprime borrowers usually include a 30-year fixed mortgage with interest rates from 9 percent to 11 percent.
The average rate for a home equity loan, or second mortgage, for prime borrowers is 8.82 percent in the latest Bankrate.com survey. Benson says subprime borrowers at the Money Store generally face interest rates ranging from a little over 11 percent to about 13.5 percent.
There are no restrictions on what the home equity loan can be used for, but usually subprime borrowers want to consolidate debts into a single loan with an interest rate lower than the 14.5 percent commonly found on credit cards.
In these cases, the lender will work with the borrower to create a monthly payment that is both manageable and effective at reducing debt. Of course, the subprime borrower has to be careful not to go out and accumulate new debt with the now paid-off credit card.
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The Indiana grower who recalled cantaloupe in August after it was linked to a salmonella outbreak that has killed two is now recalling watermelons because of possible contamination with a different type of salmonella.
Indiana health officials said no illnesses had been linked to the watermelons as of Sept. 13, but they are investigating an outbreak of Salmonella Newport found on the Chamberlain watermelons, said Amy Reel, director of public affairs for the state Department of Health.
Tim Chamberlain, owner of Chamberlain Farms, Owensville, Ind., released a statement via his attorney, Gary Zhao of the Chicago law firm SmithAmundsen LLC.
"We are continuing to cooperate fully with authorities at the FDA and the Indiana State Department of Health to determine the full facts about the source of the salmonella found on our watermelon," Chamberlain's statement said.
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Anyone ever grown these? I bought a pack from Select Seeds to try growing up my downspout. Was wondering about the disease resistance and the fragrance and overall how you liked them. |
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- Posted by grandmamaloy 7 (My Page) on Mon, Mar 3, 14 at 10:53
Hmmm. Never heard of "climbing" petunias. There are cascading petunias, that I guess would climb if you were to tie them up. I can't picture them climbing without being woven into a trellis, or something like that. They don't have the little tendrils that a lot of climbers have and they also don't have the 'air' roots that other climbers, like ivies have. I usually buy my petunias as plants and I regularly buy cascading ones, as I keep them in containers. I live in OK and the high winds here cause me to move them out of the weather occasionally, so I make it easy so I don't lose them. As hardy as they can be, most of them will not stand up to big rain/wind storms. If you're going to tie them to your downspout, I would use something like Swift Grips Velcro plant ties. They're gentle to use, reusable and they can be moved as you need to. I hope your petunias are everything you want them to be. |
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The blurb says they grow to 3 feet so I think scrambling or lax might be a more accurate description. As grandmamaloy says, they will almost certainly need some help in rambling upwards. |
- Posted by dowlinggram 3 (My Page) on Wed, Mar 5, 14 at 8:20
I would be leery of anything climbing up a downspout. A rain with water gushing out of that downspout will wash away the soil around your plant and the plant could obstruct the waters flow and direct it back to your foundation and then you have real problems. If you are planting this climber I'd look for a better place than a downspout |
- Posted by ken_adrian z5 (My Page) on Wed, Mar 5, 14 at 10:22
as you know.. our growing season is rather short .... here in MI so when you read the hype on such.. look to see where the source of info is ... for us in MI ... maybe.. this thing would get 3 feet tall.. but further south.. throw on a couple extra months of growth ... and all of a sudden.. they are much more vigorous.. eh??? never heard of them... no experience ... ken |
They sell those wire ladders that fit around the downspout, I could just get one of those and easily tie the stems as they grow. |
I've grown them many times: they're beautiful and smell wonderful. However, calling them 'climbing' is a bit misleading in my opinion. 'Vining' would be a more accurate description and I believe other companies do sell it under the name 'Old Fashioned Vining Petunia'. |
I've grown those petunias the past three years. I think both "climbing" and "vining" are inaccurate. They climb the way so-called climbing roses do: by growing long, leggy, stiff branches that need to be tied to a support. They do not cling or twine at all. Branches which are allowed to flop about will get broken in a strong wind or heavy rain. They aren't as floriferous as modern spreading petunias. They have more of a wildflower look, with tall stems and a few blooms at the top. This growth pattern does make them cut-flower candidates. Individual flowers only last a day or two. Buds which show color will usually open in the vase. I grow them for their evening fragrance, which beats every other petunia I've grown. I haven't had diseases on my petunias yet, so I have no idea how disease resistance on the old-fashioneds compares to modern varieties. My problems have been slugs and watering. Have you had problems with other petunias? Your wire ladder idea is a good one, but I agree with dowlinggram on the downspout. I can't even keep bare mulch under the downspouts here, it ends up strewn across the lawn every time we get a good rain. It would be a shame to have lovely petunias destroyed by a summer downpour. |
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What were your most cherished childhood books? Can you name a childhood favorite that influenced you?
The Enid Blyton series, which is British, Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle, and of course the Little House on the Prairie books, which I have read over and over.
Have you read a well-reviewed or popular book lately that you felt didn't live up to the hype?
"50 Shades of Grey." (I know…way too easy an answer).
Care to speculate on why it's such a publishing phenomena?
I have not a clue – it mystifies me. Just think of all the Masters theses being written about it right now.
Do you have a book or two that you've re-read over the years and will no doubt read again?
Anything by Barbara Brown Taylor or Frederick Buechner. Mary Oliver's poetry and many, many mysteries.
So mysteries are your genre of choice? Any favorite authors?
So many…. Let's try British women: Josephine Tey, P.D. James, Deborah Crombie, Val McDermid, Georgette Heyer, Patricia Silver, Dorothy Sayers.
When and where do you settle down to read?
Anytime I can. On the sofa in the living room, with two cats – one by my left leg, the other draped over my right shoulder. Works a treat in the winter. But I also am never without a book, and can read anywhere. I think the paper book is the perfect vehicle for transferring information. I hate reading books electronically.
What do you see as the future of books as we know them? And what does this mean for authors and the book trade?
While wishing that e-books are a fad, I know that's not to be. But I think the sales will level out – that's what most prognosticators think – and there will be room for both. Indie bookstores are figuring out how to sell e-books with the new Kobo initiative, which will help keep them in business selling physical books. I do worry that with the growth of e-books, readers will see bookstores as showrooms and will not understand why their favorite bookstore closed.
I think the biggest threat to authors right now is the consolidation of publishing — fewer publishers means less competition for an author, which means less money, or perhaps more money for fewer authors. The big bucks will go to authors with a successful track record. That's pretty much how it's been anyway, but seems like it will get more so. I think independent publishers are growing and thriving, but they are still struggling relative to the big players. And for all the hoopla about how self-published authors can make a killing with e-books, they are still in the definite minority.
Any book you've read lately that really caught your imagination, inspired you, or changed how you look at the world?
"An Altar in the World" by Barbara Brown Taylor. It's all about discovering the sacred in small things, the value in getting lost and paying attention.
What do you plan to read next?
I should probably pick a book that is available rather than a pre-pub, although, if the next Sookie Stackhouse fell into my lap, all bets are off.
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Mon, Feb 16, 09 at 10:51
I bought a picture at a flea market yesterday and I am curious about the frame on it. It is very light almost as light as styrofoam. The lady said it was made of wood but wouldn't share anymore info on it.
The frame is painted black and sanded around the edges. I'd really like to buy or make some of these frames. Anyone know anything about this type frame? |
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Balsa wood is extremely white & light. It used to be available for dollhouse furniture at hobby shops, haven't seen any lately but imagine Michael's has some in their wood section. Another wood that can be very light is redwood but it is pale redish color. Both woods you can easily scratch with fingernail. I think balsa would break if pic frame larger than about 4x6, not sure on that. They are making plastic into 2x4's so could be plastic & she didn't want you to know. Also a composite material, look at back uncolored part of frame, should give you idea, neither of woods I mentioned have much of a grain so you won't see pattern like you do on oak. That's all I know about it. All the hardwoods are heavy & pine & fir are pretty heavy also compared to styrofoam! Jan |
Thanks for the wood discriptions Sunny. My DH thinks it is balsa wood. He says the one I bought will warp out of shape because it is so light. My picture is about 30" X 4". I like to frame postcards, calander pictures,ect so I might try making some of these is smaller sizes. Thanks again for your help. |
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Curious about Kenmore Village, Lakepointe or why there was talk of tolling the Sammamish Bridge?
Members of the Kenmore City Council will be at Espresso Works Monday, February 4th from 7:30 to 8:30am for an informal "Coffee with Council".
Coffee with Council is designed to be an opportunity for citizens who perhaps don't normally come to evening council meetings to chat a bit with local leaders about local issues.