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Funny how you can pass a spot for YEARS and never see something. So now that I've seen it what is it?
It looks like with a litte trimming it might be more intersting. Anyway I got plenty of seeds. I might even ask for a few cuttings. They call it " the Ugly plant". |
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what do the seeds look like? |
I'll have to get back to you on that. There's a bunch there tho. I grabbed some to see if they'll germinate. If not I'll set them outside to see if they need a chill. I'm thinking it would make great bonsi cuttings. |
Forgot to mention it's called a "Weeping Redbud" |
Interesting. the leaves definitely look that way. I've never seen a weeping variety though. |
That's the thing. There's always something new. The people that worked there didn't know it either. I'm trying some cuttings. The seeds didn't germinate so far. |
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Carbon Steel Wok---40 years Cheng Du Chicken--- > 5 minutes Pictures are worth a 1000 words |
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No pics-but yoga class (very helpful), then blueberry/oatmeal pancakes (yes, for dinner) with a dry, white wine. |
- Posted by breezygirl (My Page) on Wed, Nov 7, 12 at 1:00
How funny, Trailrunner! I was thinking of you tonight when I snapped this pic right after we ate. I couldn't get pics of the food as by the time DH got home with his fancy phone (don't have a working camera right now otherwise), most of the food was gone! Fried Kumamoto oysters with homemade bread crumbs Now you can see why I run my DW twice a day!! |
- Posted by mabeldingeldine (My Page) on Wed, Nov 7, 12 at 7:52
I was on campus last night for an election party, but I wish I'd been at Breezy's for dinner! |
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leela...yoga and pancakes sounds GOOD ! breeeezy...where is the picture ???? (( )) ...sounds SO yum !! mabel me too !!! |
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You can't see the pic? Hmmmm. I can. Is this better? Mabel--you're more than welcome anytime! I have a habit of cooking enough for a small village. :) |
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Madison wrote:Vlad will likely gain OF eligibility. Not sure about him getting it by the end of week 2, but it could happen:4. DH Vladimir Guerrero -- He took a .311 batting average into Sunday's game with 14 hits in 45 at-bats. He has five doubles but no home runs. His batting practices have been monstrous at times and he seems to be moving well on the bases. Biggest issue is how much time he gets in the outfield. Washington wants him out there on occasion although there appears no compelling reason except to keep Guerrero focused.
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Wow how one thing leads to another! We started outside in the yard, progressed to cutting down a tree for the neighbor, ended up in the kitchen scrubbing the floor! It looks so nice around here, and such a wonderful way to spend the day together, my dear one and me. Now I am excited to get rid of a few clutter items and to call the day a totally wonderful one! |
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- Posted by Talley_Sue_NYC (My Page) on Mon, May 23, 05 at 10:04
I wish I could get my dear one to realize that working with me on some scut project is actually a nice kind of togetherness. I too spent Sunday getting caught up, but solo--the kids' room needed deep cleaning--vacuum, dust, wipe it ALL down w/ a wet microfiber cloth. I only made it through their room, and I worked steadily all afternoon and evening. But that room is CLEAN! It was getting gritty and sticky, I'm sort of embarrassed to say. Glad you had a nice day! (Oh, and mine qualified as "totally wonderful" bcs I also folded all the laundry--and I do mean "all"--DH had done tons of wash in the morning) |
Second in my mission of the week is to repurpose things. We read and talk a lot about buying things to become organized. I am looking, instead, at using what I have for a purpose that I need. So far I have gotten rid of a few kitchen items that are unused, put pantry type items in a more easily accesible cupboard, put seldom used items in back, everyday items in front. Little things that are adding up to quite a difference in my kitchen. Every storage type item I own I am looking at in a new light! This is great! |
"I wish I could get my dear one to realize that working with me on some scut project is actually a nice kind of togetherness." TS, that is a gem of a phrase !! DH is always looking for ways to exercise; he fails to see what wonderful opportunities he is missing by not following me to the garage to empty it, power wash the floor, and then put everything back in it's place.... |
I have used up two DHs in my lifetime - and don't seem to be too interested or capable of acquiring another one ....BUT - I have a DS who is traveling across the country to spend 5 days helping his Mom bring some order to the total CHAOS. What a wonderful gift this is, and what a wonderful time we will have. Vicki |
wanna, yes that is a precious gift ; you can chat as you work, put on fun background music. When I've done a big decluttering project with a helper, I plotted out some kind of schedule ahead of time, and would revise the lists every night, cross off what was done; it was more interesting to be able to see the lists getting shorter every night and see ourselves getting closer to a goal. I also worked the schedule around garbage collection day so that the bulk of what was being trashed had been picked out first. Let us know how your project worked out; an extra pair of hands is always welcome. |
- Posted by Talley_Sue_NYC (My Page) on Tue, May 31, 05 at 12:10
Vicki, my mom came a while ago (I bought her ticket) and helped me get some stuff organized and infrastructure installed--it was really great! I took time off, and we made lists, etc. She organized me and kept me focused, helped me brainstorm, and was just slave labor as well. You'll have a great time! |
I have an antique dresser in the kitchen along side the counter where a refridgerator used to be built in. I emptied the drawers of their antique kitchen utensil collections and repurposed the top drawer to hold my cookie cutters and rolling pins, the second drawer to hold the oversized plastic wrap box and other wraps, and the bottom drawer is empty. This gives me 2 empty cupboard drawers and my much used items in a much handier place. I also emptied the small cupboard above the dresser and placed all my granddaughters bottles, formula, etc. for when she comes to visit. Having her things all in one place is extremely handy. |
Lucky you to have a dh who works with you. We just got back from Vegas for a hit and run trip for business (DH worked, I spent money and saw friends). So today I got ready for camping (we leave on Wednesday). I grocery shopped, cleaned house, and took care of kids and loaded camper. Dh got camper ready, got pool back up and running after the winter, and helped clean house. Altogether a super productive day today. May I have many more like it. |
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A total of $15 million will be split between Tennessee's 95 counties over the course of three years. Bradley County received $75,753 for its first year in the program. A total of $227,259 will have been awarded to the county by the end of the three-year period.
The state health department challenged every county to create a project which would address one or more of the following health-related issues: eliminating smoking during pregnancy; reducing infants' and children's exposure to second-hand smoke; and preventing child and tobacco use.
Bradley County Health Department director Eloise Waters said a team of volunteers from Cleveland State Community College, the county and city school systems' Coordinated School Health offices, the community, the local health department and the regional health department office brainstormed ideas and drafted the grant.
The committee agreed upon three programs: Baby and Me, for pregnant mothers who need incentive to quit smoking; Gold Sneakers, a state initiative to encourage physical activity and nutrition among children through licensed child-care facilities; and the Michigan model to be utilized by Coordinated School Health in both county and city schools.
"Everything we've done is what they call 'best practice,'" Waters said. "[The committee] looked at programs all over states that have received good results, just like Baby and Me, which has a 60-something percent success rate. We went with the ones that had the best success rates."
Money from the settlement turned into a three-year reoccurring grant offered through the state health department. The decision was made based on the state's "high rate of tobacco use." The hope is the distribution of $15 million over three years will help prevent expensive tobacco-related medical costs.
Students from Cleveland State's nursing program have already encouraged local childcare facilities to participate in the Golden Sneakers program. Roughly 45 students have agreed to handle the project.
Children who live in a household with a smoker often have more ear infections and tend to develop early asthma issues.
Baby and Me encourages pregnant women with a smoking habit to quit. Each participant referred to the program undergoes four prenatal cessation counseling sessions, support and monitoring for carbon monoxide.
Mothers return for monthly appointments after the birth of their child. According to the official website, she receives a monthly $25 voucher for diapers up to 6 to 12 months postpartum.
According to Glenn Czarnecki, Southeast regional director of the Tennessee Health Department, pregnant mothers who smoke are more likely to have premature and low-birth weight babies. The average childbirth without any complications costs about $3,000 to $5,000. Hospital fees for a premature baby can run upward of $70,000.
Waters explained mothers are asked at their child's birth whether or not they smoke. If applicable, they are also asked how long they have smoked. The local and state health departments will look at the information over the next three to five years to see if the campaign has helped.
Waters added, "Everything is going to be measureable" with the settlement money
Nurse supervisor Roxanne Wooten explained the Baby and Me program is for the benefit of the child.
"It is trying to get things early on. Some of our dedicated smokers, our older smokers, research has shown it is very difficult to impact their decision making," she said. "We are trying to [positively influence people] very, very early on and focus our energy and resources in that direction."
Additional care will be given to young students through the application of the Michigan model at the two local school systems.
Tobacco Prevention Counselor Linda Avila said all three programs are important in stopping interest in tobacco and tobacco products before it begins in the lives of youth.
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It was just a couple of weeks ago where we posted about Octomom having to pose nude to pay for her rent. Apparently, a certain coo-coo decided to spend her rent money elsewhere…
Octomom Nadya Suleman — who is pulling in $2,000 month in food stamps thanks to California taxpayers — spent $520 on a Brazilian blowout, and 2 cuts … TMZ has learned.
Octo's hairstylist Stephanie tells us … she went to Octo's house on April 18 to cut her hair and do a Brazilian blowout — a chemical straightening treatment. Octo owed Stephanie for an earlier haircut, and the grand total came to $520. Octo also paid Stephanie $80 for hair products. Mind you — Octo wrote the check at a time when she was in dire need of welfare.
According to the hair stylist named Stephanie, she says that Octomom, the mother of 14, had locked her kids in the bedroom. Take a look at the pic – notice the chair she used to keep the door shut.
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Despite a lack of "base-level" knowledge of the technology among much of the enterprise community across Canada, cloud security was cited as a the reason for stalling in the migration to cloud computing, according to a study by IDC Canada and telecommunications company Telus.
Just 29 percent of Canadian companies in the survey were receptive to "alternative IT delivery methods," such as cloud computing. Worries over data security in the cloud served to highlight why so many companies were unwilling to consider the move, as 91 percent of those surveyed had significant concerns about how to secure cloud computing, because of issues with sensitivity.
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High-ranking cloud officials within the companies conducting the survey, as well as external industry experts, believe that the hesitancy is similar to how companies reacted to previous technological shifts. Stanford lecturer and advisor to Cloudbook.net Timothy Chou told the Vancouver Sun that the transition is similar to that seen with the move to client-server computing.
It's in this confusion that the experts believe cost becomes important, but first, it must override the concerns about cloud data security.
"Security is critically important, and in fact, is one of many pillars of success," vice president of infrastructure and cloud solutions at IDC, David Senf, said. "Moreover, most cloud providers are more secure than most Canadian organizations. An often overlooked calculation in cloud ROI is the offloading of tasks around security, management and recovery to a third-party."
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Ignorance didn't seem to be bliss for IDC Canada's respondents, as the lack of knowledge about cloud computing was nearly as rampant and security concerns. Sixty-three percent of those surveyed reported a low or base-level knowledge about how to integrate external IT options like cloud computing into their IT setup.
The study hypothesizes that this knowledge gap and hesitancy to relinquish control sees many companies focusing more on the potential negatives than cloud computing could do for their business. Chou believes that companies fear of the unknown prevents them from branching out and finding the benefits that come with external control.
"Here are your two choices," Chou told the Sun. "You could put your money under a mattress in the house, get guard dogs and a fence. The other answer is to go to a place where many other people are putting their money, so the guy whose business it is to take care of your money builds a big safe, gets really big dogs because he or she is doing it for hundreds of thousands of people."
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"Precise cooking time. It works and we were pressed for time. This is as basic as it could be and turned out flavorful. A straightforward, accurate recipe. We didnt change anything. Other reviewers might want to extend cooking time for the beef to make it even tender, but as it is, it was VERY OKAY. Thank you for sharing, PanNan !"
"This recipe is amazing. We have tried other seafood recipes calling for a long list of seafood ingredients, but this one produces exactly the same flavor using only the following seafood - crab, baby clams and shrimps. Living in Germany where we have to go to special gourmet stores to obtain expensive seafood, this was such a blessing for all 3 s..."
"This recipe appears to be a modern adaptation of an Iberian recipe - quite a good modernization of the original. To make it spicier, use a Spanish spicy chorizo or if you cant find one, a cabanossi. I also added peppercorns and a bay leaf like the original ones. This is a good recipe to use when running short of time in producing beef broth. I f..."
"For the same reason as Roosie stated in her review, the ingredients of this recipe are all good, but this Moosewood/Mollie Katzen recipe tastes bland. One needs to add 2 cups chicken or beef broth.When we did this, at first we didnt want to alter anything in such a good-looking low fat soup, but sadly without the addition of broth, it was ve..."
"Perfect !!! I have tasted many Chinese restaurant copycat recipes for braised beef, but this one has the perfect mix of Chinese wine and anise. I wouldnt change a thing even the coriander (cilantro). When using beef chunks instead of pork chops, boil the beef beforehand till tender, using any beef broth recipe and use the broth for this recipe. Th..."
"Restaurant quality recipe. Took me a long time to try this recipe after Chia shared it but I�m very thankful she did. Dont ever skip the cinnamon and anise. Top with minced parsley. For variation, sprinkle a few salted Chinese black beans sold in packs in Asian stores (taw-shu). Thanks a lot for sharing, Chia."
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I felt like my skin needed a treat - a boost - so picked up the beautifully packaged travel sizes of cleanser, toner, and moisturizer from Living Nature Gifts. It also included an anti wrinkle serum and a night cream in sample sizes. I chose for dry and mature skin, well, I guess I am getting older - but sssh don´t tell anyone!
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Picnics themselves can be an expensive business and with two or three children to cater for as well, cost can add up, leaving you wondering why you didn't just cough up for a Happy Meal instead. So you can enjoy your day out without breaking the bank, here are some great, healthy and home-made picnic and packed-lunch ideas, perfect for the whole family.
Don't stick to picnic food
If you fancy something a bit different you can turn nearly any meal into a picnic food. Making a chilli or spaghetti bolognaise the night before is a great option and will add variety to your picnic. It is also far more filling than sausage rolls and crisps. After you have cooked your chosen dish, simply divide it out into Tupperware containers and put in the fridge until you are ready to pack it up for the day. Kids will be excited by a new picnic concept and over the moon that they can have some of their favourite meals at a picnic.
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Pasta is a great meal to serve at a picnic and can all be made cheaply the night before. You can add almost anything you want to plain pasta, cook it up and then let it cool, and before you know it you will be serving your own, home-made deli menu! Pasta with tomatoes and ham is a very easy and cheap meal, but so tasty the kids will love it!
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Your kids are bound to want some snacks throughout the day, however big their lunch was. Rather than stock up with crisps and chocolate, which are unhealthy as well as pricey, arm yourself with carrot, cucumber and celery sticks, hummus dip and kale crisps. If not handing out chocolate will result in too much disappointment, buy some good-quality chocolates and wrap them individually yourself. Your kids will love the creativity and you can control how many they eat, and when. If you are still stuck for ideas here are two picnic recipes that are healthy, yummy and very easy to make!
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- 8 free-range eggs
- 400 grams coarse-ground pork mince
- 125 grams streaky bacon, rind removed and finely chopped
- 1 tablespoon ground black pepper
- Flour, for dusting
- 250 grams fresh breadcrumbs
- Olive oil, for deep-frying
- Hard-boil six eggs. Allow to cool. Peel.
- Mix the mince, bacon and pepper in a large bowl. Season, dust your hands with the flour and pick up about 50 grams of mince.
- Flatten the mix in one hand and with the other take an egg and wrap the mince around it until it is fully encased. Repeat with other eggs.
- Beat the remaining eggs and roll each Scotch egg in the remaining flour, then dip in the egg and roll in the breadcrumbs.
- Fill a deep pan two-thirds full with oil and put over a medium heat for five minutes.
- Fry the eggs in batches of three for about ten minutes, until the coating is golden brown.
- Cool and refrigerate for picnic.
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Serving size 4
- 4 tablespoons olive oil
- 50 grams butter
- 1 large onion, sliced
- 2 cloves garlic, crushed
- 250 grams new potatoes, diced, in their skins
- 1 red pepper, seeds removed, sliced
- 150 grams chorizo sausage, diced
- 1 pinch nutmeg
- 1/2 tablespoon paprika
- 6 large eggs
- 1 tablespoon flat-leaf parsley
- Heat a large frying pan, add the oil and butter followed by the onions and garlic. Fry gently until the onions have softened. Don't let them go brown, though.
- Add the diced potatoes and red pepper, stirring occasionally until the potato is soft — about ten minutes.
- Add the chorizo sausage to the pan and fry for a further two to three minutes before sprinkling in the nutmeg and paprika.
- Beat the eggs with a fork, season, and pour into the pan, while still on a low heat. Tip the pan around until the egg is evenly distributed and the base has begun to set. Take the pan off the heat when the base has firmed up and the surface is set.
- Slice the pizza into wedges, garnish with parsley and refrigerate until you embark on your picnic.
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: Jake Gideon, Mark Strong & Jillinda
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Edison Gower, a two-man band from Hollywood, California, is hoping to drive you a little crazy.
We want to write the kind of songs that stay in your head for days
says Mark Strong, who makes up one half of the band,
you know, those songs you find yourself singing a week later without even realizing it.
Jake Gideon makes up the other half of Edison Gower.
I'm not sure if I'm Edison or Gower,
Jake says with a smirk.
We're like Rosencrantz and Guildenstern that way.
The duo share vocal, instrumental, writing and arranging duties. After meeting through an ad that Mark placed on lamusicians.com, they knew they had found kindred musical spirits in one another.
Mark's was one of the few ads that listed influences that were right along the same lines as mine,
Jake recalls.
It wasn't a bunch of nu-metal crap like the other ads. It was real songwriters who were doing a lot of that things, musically, that I was hoping to do. I wasn't about to pass this guy up.
It was this shared admiration for the craft of songwriting and musical invention that cemented the partnership and set a clear goal for the burgeoning band: write catchy, smart pop/rock songs would both please and surprise the listeners.
Now, after some time to hone their sound as a band, Edison Gower has an eclectic mix of said pop/rock songs under its belt that just might swim around your head for weeks at a time and there's more where those came from. Lately the prolific songwriting team has been cranking out more tunes than they know what to do with.
We've had to start making lists so we won't forget our own songs,
Mark says, seeming somewhat ticked by his band's productivity.
Edison Gower's hard work has not gone unnoticed. Their song, 'Trust' has been featured on the WB TV show
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as well as receiving airplay on L.A.'s legendary KCRW. In addition to that, their song 'Goodnight' was chosen as the second runner-up in the songlounge.com songwriting contest.
As one might suspect, the band's musical influences are wide-ranging from the melodic pop of The Beatles, The Shins, and Fountains Of Wayne to the more rocking, echoing dreamscape sounds of shoegazers such as My Bloody Valentine, Ride and The Boo Radleys, back to acoustic singer/songwriter pop of Michael Penn, Aimee Mann, and Elliott Smith, and on to ambient experimental textures of recent work by bands such as Radiohead and Wilco. Edison Gower may choose to dabble in a wide spectrum of genres and sounds, but that same old goal is always at the forefront: A great melody.
We definitely dip into several different styles of music,
Jake explains,
because we listen to so many different styles, so it's kind of inevitable that it will all seep into the writing one way or another. But it's that cross-section of styles we have to pull from that makes Edison Gower what it is. You never know what's coming next, but we hope you can get as much out of that musical journey as we do.
Edison Gower is currently mixing its first official album,
The Shelf Life Of Butterflies.
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I have a string of Christmas lights that I pulled the end plug off, it is the end that you connect another string to. How can I fix this? Can I put 2 pig tails on the end of the string, is that safe? This is an outdoor set of lights, not mini lights and I hate to just throw them out. |
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- Posted by wired_lain (My Page) on Tue, Nov 11, 08 at 10:12
Christmas lights typically have fuses in the plug. It's not safe to replace the fused plug with an unfused plug and I'm not sure that you would be able to find a replacement fused plug to install. |
They're cheap. Buy a new set. |
- Posted by rjoh878646 (My Page) on Tue, Nov 11, 08 at 11:04
If the plug pulled off then the rest of the string is probably shot. Buy a string of the new LED lights to replace it with |
Thanks for the replies. I was hoping to save money and not add to the land fill:-) |
- Posted by countryboymo (My Page) on Tue, Nov 11, 08 at 13:18
take the string to your local metal recycling place if you don't want them in the landfill. |
If you pulled the socket receptacle off the end that would power another string, exposing only two wires, and it still has the male plug to power this string, then just insulate the exposed ends and use this string at the end of your chain of lights. If you pulled the male plug off, then it probably isn't worth fooling with. The cost of a new plug, IF you could get it properly attached, would go a long way toward new lights. |
billhart, that is the end that came off, not the male plug. It has the two wires and I was hoping to use the pig tails they use in regular wiring to close them off and then cover with waterproof tape. |
If this is a small 1.5 V string the parts alone may cost as much as a new string. If it is a 7 W per bulb string, it might be worth the couple bucks for a new female end. |
textilejo is talking about the RECEPTACLE on the END of the string, not the plug on the beginning. The receptacle is not fused, and does not need to be. The "pigtails" he keeps referring to are wire nuts. Wire nuts are a good solution. A better solution, depending on how the wires are attached to the bulb sockets, might be to remove them from the last socket, disconnect and discard the wires in question, then reattach to the socket. This "It's broke and cheap, buy new" mentality is insane. |
I am not an electrician but my dad was. He only taught me a few things, but one of them was: don't try to fix extension cords and don't try to fix Christmas lights. So I would disagree with the last post and get something that won't keep you awake at night, or worse. |
- Posted by countryboymo (My Page) on Fri, Nov 14, 08 at 1:20
I viewed this as a 'If you don't know the proper way to terminate a cord and are somewhat unclear on how to do it and make it safe, sell it for scrap and buy a new string.' I have no problem trying to help someone with most anything.. and a Christmas light string seems to be of little threat to health or safety. They can separate your mind from your spirit just as fast as any 120v contact can. I just caution doing many repairs on strings of lights because even a frayed spot in a set of Christmas lights looks far less hazardous than a frayed spot in extension cord laying on the floor. Do you inspect your extension cords as you unroll them looking for bad spots or worn spots... most do. How easy would it be to unravel a string of lights and miss a few spots where a mouse chewed on them over the summer while in storage? Plug them in... all bulbs work and worst of all leave them plugged in as you string them while you stand on an aluminum ladder clipping the lights on the aluminum gutter with one hand while steadying the rest of the string and holding onto the ladder with the other, providing a perfect path across your heart to ground. Would you rather be shocked till you almost wet yourself because you forgot about that repair that got weakened the year before from the ice or snow and didn't check it.. or would you rather buy a new string? I am sorry if I rambled on here but I do not want ANYONE'S family to have to grieve the loss of someone during the holiday season over something so easily overlooked. I have to... and I do not wish it upon anyone. |
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Toronto General Hospital
Toronto General Hospital | |
University Health Network | |
Geography | |
Location | Downtown Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
Organization | |
Care system | Medicare |
Hospital type | Teaching |
Affiliated university | University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine |
Patron | Sophie, Countess of Wessex |
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Emergency department | Yes |
Beds | 471 |
Speciality | Cardiology and Transplantation |
History | |
Founded | 1812 |
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Website | http://www.uhn.ca/tgh/ |
The Toronto General Hospital (TGH), is a major teaching hospital in downtown Toronto, Ontario, and a part of the University Health Network. It is located in the Discovery District, directly north of the Hospital for Sick Children, across Gerrard Street West, and east of Princess Margaret Cancer Centre and Mount Sinai Hospital, across University Avenue. They are steps from Queen's Park and the Queen's Park subway station. The University Health Network of which Toronto General Hospital is a part of, was ranked 1st in Canada in terms of research funding by Research Infosource Inc's "Canada's Top 40 Research Hospitals 2012". The hospital serves as a teaching hospital for the University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine.
The emergency department now treats 28,065 persons each year, while the hospital also houses the major transplantation service for Ontario, performing heart, lung, kidney, liver, pancreas and small intestine, amongst others, for patients referred from all over Canada. The hospital is a major organ transplant center in Canada. The world's first single and double lung transplants were performed at TGH in 1983 and 1986 respectively. TGH teaches resident physicians, nurses, and technicians, and conducts research through the Toronto General Research Institute.
Currently, Sophie, Countess of Wessex, as a member of the Canadian Royal Family, is patron of the hospital.
The hospital started as a small shed in the old town and was used as a military hospital during the War of 1812, after which it was founded as a permanent institution – York General Hospital – in 1829, at John and King Streets (now home to Bell Lightbox). In 1855 a new home for the hospital was built on the north side of Gerrard Street, east of Parliament, using a design by architect William Hay. In 1913, the hospital moved to its current location, since expanding and upgrading over the ensuing years. The 1913 structure, previously called the College Wing, was eventually sold by the hospital, to become the home of the MaRS Discovery District after a new wing for the TGH was completed and opened in 2002.
Multi-organ transplantation[edit]
Liver - The University Health Network, performed 141 Liver Transplants with 32 of those living donor transplants in 2011 making the program the largest in Canada, top 10 in North America and the largest living donor transplant unit in the Western world. [1]
Peter Munk Cardiac Centre[edit]
Toronto General Hospital is the home of the Peter Munk Cardiac Centre, which is the largest open heart centre in Canada and is ranked 1st in Canada and in the top 10 in North America for academic productivity.[2] Many clinical firsts in cardiovascular care were performed at TGH.
Toronto General Hospital has had many research achievements including:
- The development and first clinical use of insulin in the treatment of diabetes - 1922 [3]
- World's first clinical use of the anticoagulant heparin - 1935 [4]
- World's first external heart pacemaker used in open heart resuscitation - 1950 [5]
- World's first successful valve transplant - 1955 [6]
- World's first coronary care unit - 1965 [7]
- World's first successful single lung transplant (Tom Hall) - 1983 [8]
- World's first successful double lung transplant (Ann Harrison) - 1986 [9]
- World's first aortic valve transplant using the Toronto Heart Valve - 1987 [10]
- Canada's first and largest HIV/AIDS clinic - the Immunodeficiency Clinic - 1994 [11]
See also[edit]
- List of Canadian organizations with royal patronage
- William Rawlins Beaumont
- List of hospitals in Toronto
- ^ "Liver Transplant". UHN. Retrieved 7 June 2014.
- ^ "Cardiac Care Network". Cardiac Care Network. Retrieved 5 January 2014.
- ^ http://www.uhn.ca/TGH/glance/index.asp
- ^ http://www.uhn.ca/TGH/glance/index.asp
- ^ http://www.uhn.ca/TGH/glance/index.asp
- ^ http://www.uhn.ca/PMCC/About/Pages/PMCC_firsts.aspx
- ^ http://www.uhn.ca/PMCC/About/Pages/PMCC_firsts.aspx
- ^ http://www.uhn.ca/TGH/glance/index.asp
- ^ http://www.uhn.ca/TGH/glance/index.asp
- ^ http://www.uhn.ca/PMCC/About/Pages/PMCC_firsts.aspx
- ^ http://www.uhn.ca/TGH/glance/index.asp
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- MaRS Discovery District's "History of the MaRS Heritage Building" touches on the TGH's early history and design.
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How to infuse just the right amount of color into your look.
At some point, all of us get to feeling that winter may never end. It affects our mood and our look. Whether intentional or not, we fall into the rut of wearing a navy or gray suit, white dress shirt, and dark, solid color tie. But suddenly we see an adventurous guy on a 50-degree day walking down the sidewalk in a pair of shorts and realize spring has arrived. Our mood brightens, and we'd like to wear something to match it. But don't go color crazy just yet. Leave the bolder statements for summer. Because like those first hints of spring, now is the time to opt for subtle ways to bring color into your look.
Pocket squares.
Many guys overlook the pocket square, but that little bit of color emerging from the breast pocket of your jacket can have a big impact. Think about buying a selection in a variety of colors and patterns and rotating them during the week. Match the pocket square with a minor color from your tie. Consider springtime colors, like yellow, light blue, and even pink. But be careful. You want to create a subtle statement here, not overwhelm with pastels. You don't want to look like you fell off a Mardi Gras float.
Knot Cuff Links.
Available in solid, two-color—usually white with another color—and tri-color, the knot cuff link is an often-neglected accessory for many men. Usually, we reach for the standard metal cufflinks—which have their place—but knots are possibly the best way to add that hint of color you're looking for. As with pocket squares, match them with a minor color in your tie.
If you're wondering just how much of an impact something as tiny as a cuff link can make, try something unconventional with one of yours. Poke one through the single buttonhole at the top of the lapel of your jacket. It's a simple, small, yet incredibly stylish accent. It's the men's style equivalent of the mole on Cindy Crawford's face—good looking without it, stop-you-in-your-tracks-worthy with it.
If your pants are breaking correctly, the socks you're wearing will show when you're sitting at your desk, or while crossing your legs at lunch. They present another opportunity to add a bit of color. Think light blues, greens, yellows and pinks. This isn't the time for the more vibrant oranges, purples, and reds of summer. If you're thinking about adding a pattern, socks follow the same rules that apply to matching shirts and ties. And be sure to take your whole look into account, you don't want a crazy zigzag at your ankles competing with a checked shirt and a striped tie.
Color correct.
Pocket squares, knot cuff links, and socks are all great ways to infuse a little bit of color into your look. But perhaps you pick just one to wear each day instead of throwing all three into your look immediately. Be patient. Just because that adventurous guy is wearing shorts on a 50-degree day doesn't mean he's not regretting it. Go slow. Spring doesn't arrive all in one day, you know.
tylerandersenthe silk knot in the lapel button hole is incredible
PhillipZabriskieI agree, Tyler. I would've never thought of that. I also love the color of the socks the model is wearing, especially with that color of shoes.
RonakDesaiPairing the socks with the pocket square, what a fantastic idea! And the silk knot in the lapel buttonhole, despite being yellow, still works together so well! Thank you for the wonderful ideas.


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Is it possible to manipulate the magnetic lines of flux in such a way as the lines extend into an oval, with the magnet towards one end of the oval? If possible, please tell me how it might be done, or refer me to some where with the information.
First, I want to clarify if you mean field lines or flux lines. Typically flux lines represent a magnetic field perpendicular to a surface, represented as vectors on a surface -- since a vector is just a magnitude and a direction, it cannot be an oval. The ovals you commonly see around a magnet are field lines, not flux lines.
Are you saying you want the field lines to go around the object, but not into it? Then, no it is not possible -- field lines emanate from an object with a magnetic field. If you are just saying you want to design an arbitrary field shape (in this case, an oval) around your magnet, then it becomes an engineering problem of orienting and controlling the magnetic moment of the various ferromagnetic domains in your magnet. You just need a more highly magnetized area on one side than the other. I am assuming you mean a ferromagnet -- although the answer is largely similar if you mean other kinds of magnets, but the way you magnetize it is different.
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Well, Michael, sounds like it might not be possible. In empty space, magnetic field lines (and electric) tend to arrange themselves into minimum-energy positions which tend to have a roughly spherical intensity distribution.
Energy-density of either field goes as square of field strength in Tesla (or v/m) Number of field lines are fixed by the ampere-turns or the trapped static electric charges which caused the field to exist in the first place. The equations which govern the preferred distribution derive from those two things.
To modify the preferred distribution requires something to modify the permeability (or permitivity) of the space. Only matter does that; energy does not. so making a magnetic field reach out farther in one direction than another would require some magnetic matter on one side to help propagation (like transformer iron or mu-metal) or on the other side to hinder propagation (like superconductor). Air-core copper-wire solenoid coils shape it too, but only by adding "new" magnetic flux of their own. The key thing is that matter is needed for any of that.
As an example you can imagine a bar magnet being gradually bent into a horseshoe magnet. The strength distribution of a field around a bar magnet is pretty symmetric, either spherical or ellipsoidal up to 2:1. I forget which. Look up equations for a "magnetic dipole" field.
When it is bent, say, tips toward the right, perhaps the field reaches out to the right a little more than to the left, but not by much. Mostly it is like a dipole stretching across the empty space between the two right-pointing tips. The permanent-magnet material has helped the flux-lines transit from tip1 to tip2 travelling a U-shaped path inside the magnet metal, and matter can do that kind of thing. No "remote influence on empty space" can do that, with the possible exception of gross general-relativistic gravitational spatial distortions, (such as proximity to black holes, or science-fiction warp-drives) which are not really available for practical use in this century.
I suppose a dipole field around an object travelling near light speed would be compressed in the direction of travel, by special relativity. Not too complicated. But it would still be symmetric. Reach in opposite directions would be equal.
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Chocolate, hazelnut & salted caramel tart
Cooking time
Prep: 40 mins Cook: 45 mins - 50 mins Plus cooling and chillingSkill level
Moderately easyServings
Serves 12A buttery pastry case with a layer of caramel and just a hint of salt, studded with nuts and finished with a fudge filling
Nutrition and extra info
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 424
- protein
- 5g
- carbs
- 31g
- fat
- 31g
- saturates
- 16g
- fibre
- 2g
- sugar
- 19g
- salt
- 0.6g
For the hazelnut pastry
- 50g blanched hazelnuts
- 200g plain flour
- 1 tbsp icing sugar
- 140g cold butter, diced
- 1 egg yolk
- flour, for dusting
For the salted caramel
- 75g caster sugar
- 25g butter
- 100ml double cream
- 1 tbsp golden syrup
- large pinch sea salt flakes
- 50g blanched hazelnuts, toasted and roughly chopped
For the chocolate fudge filling
- 100g dark chocolate (70%)
- 75g butter
- 2 large eggs, plus 1 yolk
- 50g caster sugar
- 1 tbsp cocoa
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- To make the pastry, whizz the hazelnuts in a food processor until finely ground. Add the flour, icing sugar and butter, and pulse until the mixture resembles breadcrumbs. Add the egg yolk and 1-2 tbsp cold water, and pulse until the dough comes together. Tip the dough out and flatten into a disc, then wrap in cling film and chill for 30 mins.
- Heat oven to 180C/160C fan/gas 4. On a floured surface, roll out the pastry to line a 23cm loose-bottomed, deep tart tin. Trim the edges and prick the base with a fork, then line with baking parchment and fill with baking beans. Bake for 20 mins, then carefully remove the baking beans and parchment and bake for a further 5-10 mins until light golden. Allow to cool.
- Meanwhile, make the salted caramel. Tip the sugar into a small pan, add 1-2 tbsp water and heat gently to dissolve the sugar. Increase the heat and cook until the sugar turns to an ambercoloured caramel. Reduce the heat and add the butter, cream and golden syrup, and stir until the sauce is smooth and thickened. Remove from the heat and add the salt. Allow to cool for a few mins, then spread onto the tart base. Scatter with chopped hazelnuts and set aside.
- For the chocolate filling, melt the chocolate and butter in a heatproof bowl set over a pan of simmering water. Stir until smooth, then remove from the heat and allow to cool slightly. In a separate bowl, whisk the eggs, egg yolk and caster sugar for about 6 mins until thick and pale. Fold in the melted chocolate and cocoa, then pour into the tart case. Transfer to a baking sheet and cook for 20-25 mins or until set and the top has formed a crust. Allow to cool to room temperature before serving in slices.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, April 2012
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Comments, questions and tips
I made this for a dinner party and I was pretty concerned because I couldn't cut it to see how it was inside beforehand, but it turned out to be extremely successful among the diners!
I was not quite sure about the caramel taste because it seemed a little bit too sweet to me, but I used agave instead of golden syrup so that's probably the reason.
I really recommend this tart, all the flavours are just right and go perfectly together! I just got a negative comment from a diner about the chocolate which was, according to her, very strong, but to me (and the other people) it was just fine. Will definitely make again :)
The flavours in this were delicious. However...
The pastry was hard to work with, kept breaking and I had to patch it up.
It required more cooking time than stated. It was at least another 15 mins on top of stated time as it was still very wobbly after 25 mins.
I think I turned it out too early as the pastry sides broke,
Having said this the tart tasted delicious and received rave reviews from the family.
I made this for a dinner party and it was fantastic! I served it with vanilla ice cream which really balanced the richness of the tart. I added leaves made from tempered chocolate and roasted hazelnuts covered in chocolate to the top. It looked and tasted beautiful, the only thing was that it went so quickly and everyone wanted another piece! I will be making this again for christmas desert (two this time tho!) the instructions are perfect and easy to follow and even though it can take a little bit of time, it is most definatly worth it! thanks :)
I used Delia's shortcrust pastry recipe with half butter, half lard because I prefer it. Even though I like nuts, I think this recipe is better without them. I was concious of the caramel turning out too runny so used 1.5 times sugar and butter to make it thicker. It came out perfect. Chocolate filling was absolutely delicious. Will make again.
This tart is delicious. I made it for Christmas day as no-one liked Christmas pud. I used ready rolled pastry and pecans instead of hazelnuts. The only thing I would change is the size of the tin; I thought it was too big as the tart came out very thin, I think a smaller tin would give a better thickness. I'm glad I read Maria Budgen's comments about the caramel as I had the same experience but wasn't worried! The caramel was such a success I made some more and made some caramel chocs with it. Yummy. A really easy recipe to follow and quick to make. Not too sweet and not too rich, a perfect choc pud which went down a treat.
We used this recipe as a starting point for our new year's eve pudding. We omitted the pastry base, and used four ramekins instead to hold the pudding. We also omitted the hazelnuts in the caramel. I used Maldon salt for the caramel, and would probably use a bit more of it next time.
The caramel went as the bottom layer, and we put the chocolate filling on top before we baked it. The caramel beneath the chocolate was a nice surprise when we ate it.
I loved it and would make it this way again. Next time I would probably serve it with vanilla ice cream as the chocolate did become a bit strong.
This is very versatile and I now make mini bite-sized tarts in batches of 24 of so which are great to serve at drinks parties. Use the same amount of caramel mixture but half the chocolate one missing out the hazelnuts altogether. You can also make individual ones for a dinner party which look really stylish. Don't worry if the caramel goes hard just add more water and re-heat before you add the other ingredients. Also, flaked salt is more punchy than ground salt from a mill. Just add a few good pinches until it's got the right saltiness.
This is very versatile and I now make mini bite-sized tarts in batches of 24 of so which are great to serve at drinks parties. Use the same amount of caramel mixture but half the chocolate one missing out the hazelnuts altogether. You can also make individual ones for a dinner party which look really stylish. Don't worry if the caramel goes hard just add more water and re-heat before you add the other ingredients. Also, flaked salt is more punchy than ground salt from a mill. Just add a few good pinches until it's got the right saltiness.
This is absolutely delicious! I made 8 individual tarts rather than one large one. First time of making sweet pastry and it worked well - the hazelnut smell whilst it was cooking was gorgeous.
I added a little more salt to the caramel as it wasn't salted enough for my liking. Unfortunately I forgot to put the hazelnuts on top of the caramel - doh! (probably because I got distracted after burning myself with the caramel!) The tart is rich in flavour but at the same time it is quite light as well (I think as a result of the whisked eggs.) Served it with a few strawberries and some cream.
It was devine. Even my husband loved it and he doesn't really eat dessert as he doesn't have a sweet tooth. He ate one on Sat night and Sunday night which is absolutely unheard of, so it must have been good!


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Thursday 15 September 2011 at 2:54 pm. Used tags: defloration, spoiledvirginsThis young girl is going on for a date with her boyfriend. Erica has lots of clothes in her wardrobe, she can never choose anything by herself. She needs and real man advice. Erica calls her boyfriend and asks him to come over and choose what to wear, going out on a movie.
But we know that she isn't going anywhere. Several minutes later her friend comes over with his fellow. They both knew she was a virgin. When these two guys start rubbing her clit and tits she doesn't even try to resist. Of course, because she loves what these to pals are doing. Erica was happy to give permission to deflower her pussy. Her boyfriend was pleased too. She sucked his stick and deep throated her like a lollipop! After some time later the two friends creampied all of her face. Wow – not that is one of the best first sexual experience pictures!
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Excellent. She wanted to lose her virginity and her friends are more than oblizing. We are the lucky one to witness.
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80 Sir Geoffrey Whiskard, U.K. High Commissioner to Australia, to U.K. Dominions Office
Cablegram 86 (paraphrase) CANBERRA, 6 May 1939
My telegram No. 84 of the 5th May. [1] The draft of Gullett's [2] speech was not completed when I saw the Prime Minister [3] last night. On Monday he will go through it with me.
It is proposed to say:-
(a) Commonwealth Government is satisfied that the conversations now proceeding can in no sense be regarded as leading to aggressive encirclement. They are, on the contrary, directed solely to defence against aggression.
(b) From the Munich Agreement onwards, Commonwealth Government has been in complete accord with the policy pursued by the United Kingdom Government, being assured that this policy has been directed solely by the desire to preserve world peace.
(c) Commonwealth Government hope and believe that faced by the determination of the United Kingdom (and) democratic State(s) to resist further impositions by force of changes which, if they should be brought about, should only be brought about by Conference and agreement, Hitler [4] and Mussolini [5] will hesitate to destroy the great benefits which they have conferred on their respective countries, by the outbreak of war.
I think that personal message of appreciation from the Prime Minister [6] to Menzies would be valued and valuable, if the debate follows the lines anticipated above and in my telegram No. 84.