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Whitney MacMillan (born 1929) is an American heir, businessman, philanthropist and rancher.[1][2][3][4][5][6] He served as the Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of his family business, Cargill, from 1976 to 1995.[1][2][3][4][5]
Whitney MacMillan was born on September 25, 1929.[3] He is the great-grandson of William W. Cargill, the founder of Cargill.[1][2] His father was Cargill MacMillan, Sr..[2] He has one brother, Cargill MacMillan, Jr. (1927-2011), and two sisters, Pauline MacMillan Keinath and Marion MacMillan Pictet.[2][7] He graduated from Yale University.[1][3][4][6]
He served as CEO of Cargill from 1976 to 1995.[4][6] He was the last member of the Cargill family to serve as CEO.[4] During his tenure, Cargill went from $10 billion to $33 billion over ten years.[3] By the 1980s, it became the world's largest grain company, outstripping its European rivals.[3]
He is a majority shareholder of The Mosaic Company and a director of the Western NIS Enterprise Fund.[4][5]
He has served on the Board of Directors of the International Peace Institute, the Salzburg Global Seminar, the Rural Development Institute, the Trilateral Commission, Hubert H. Humphrey School of Public Affairs at the University of Minnesota, the Ruckelshaus Institute, the Burton K. Wheeler Center for Public Policy in Bozeman, Montana and Yale President's Council on International Activities.[5][8][9] He serves on the National Advisory Board of the Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman, MT.[10] He is a member of the National Academy of Sciences Board on Agriculture and Natural Resources, the EastWest Institute, Care International, Mayo Clinic and the Council on Foreign Relations.[5][6]
The Whitney and Betty MacMillan Center for International and Area Studies at Yale is named for him.[11] The painter Michael Shane Neal has painted his portrait.[12] In 2002, he received an honorary doctorate from Montana State University-Bozeman.[6] He is an Executive Fellow and teacher at the University of St. Thomas Graduate School of Business in Minnesota.[6]
He owns and runs a cow and calf ranch in Park, Sweet Grass and Fergus counties in Montana.[5][6] Together with the Montana Historical Society, he is restoring the ghost town of Judith Landing, Montana at the confluence of Judith River and Missouri River.[6]
He is married to Betty MacMillan, and they have two children.[1][4] He lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota.[1][4] As of September 2012, he was worth an estimated US$3 billion.[1]
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1994 Go For Wand Handicap - Sky Beauty
Holy Bull and Devil His Due, said his star had wandered because she was all alone on the lead, and added, "She had so much left that she just carried herself into the middle of the track." Bill Mott, who trains Link River, noted that all five fillies had carried 123 pounds, and said, "If I get in a race where Sky Beauty is giving us 15 to 18 pounds, then I'll run against her again." ... saratoga horse racing sky beauty mike smith allen jerkens georgia hoffman link river blushing groom tom durkin ...
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for the Belmont Child Care Association. Bred and owned by Richard Bomze, Fourstardave won 21 races from 100 career starts, with 18 seconds and 16 thirds, for earnings of $1636737. But it was on the turf that he excelled, winning 15 races and almost $1 million. Although he captured 13 stakes in his career and placed in 23 others, he gained his fame at Saratoga, where each victory added to his popularity. As he grew older and extended his consecutive-win record, he became a folk hero, as fans ...
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Creek, a 5-year-old son of Irish River, came into the race with three consecutive stakes victories in Florida. He is owned by Masayuki Nishiyama and trained by Bill Mott. The victory was worth $152067 to Paradise Creek, bringing his career earnings to $1098709. His record is 10-5-0 in 18 career starts, including four wins without a loss this year. Lure, which has won the last two Breeders' Cup Mile races, was making only his second start of the year. He won the Grade II Elkhorn Stakes ...
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Alex Makes: Indian Pudding
by Alex Guarnaschelli in Food Network Chef, Recipes, November 29th, 2011
This is a classic New England dessert my mother would make during the fall months. She would always make it in a deep, small dish, but I like a shallow (about 2-2 1/2 quart capacity) baking dish. The caramelized apples give the dessert a lighter, fruitier touch. I chose some of my favorite apple varieties for their flavor and ability to hold their shape while cooking. At my local farmers' market, the guys always have great apple suggestions, and every season I like to pick a new apple variety and make it my "apple of the season." Last year, I got stuck on the Mutsu for its tart, but also somewhat sweet-when-cooked flavor and crisp texture. This year, I am in search of the perfect cooking apple. What would that entail? An apple that would hold its shape when cooked and also retain a lot of flavor. Not an easy task. I am currently experimenting with Braeburn and Empire apples.
Indian Pudding:
Serves 8-10 people
3 cups whole milk
1/2 stick butter, plus a little additional butter for greasing the baking dish
¼ cup cornmeal
1/8 cup flour
½ teaspoon salt
¼ cup molasses
2 eggs, beaten
¼ cup sugar
½ teaspoon ground cinnamon
½ teaspoon nutmeg
¼ teaspoon ground allspice
½ cup golden raisins
6 Braeburn, Rome or Empire apples, washed, dried, peeled and cored
3 tablespoons unsalted butter
1/2 cup firmly packed light-brown sugar
Zest of 1/2 lemon and the juice of 1 lemon
1 teaspoon ground ginger
2 cups whipped cream without sugar or sour cream for topping (optional)
1. Preheat the oven to 250 degrees F.
2. Combine the milk and butter in a pot and warm over low heat. Add the butter and cook, stirring with a wooden spoon, for 3 minutes until the butter melts.
3. In a medium-sized bowl, combine the cornmeal, flour, salt and molasses and whisk to blend. Whisk a little of the milk mixture into the bowl with the cornmeal. Add the remaining milk to the cornmeal and whisk until the ingredients are fully integrated. Cook, stirring constantly, for 2 minutes.
4. Temper the eggs by putting them in a bowl and gradually whisking in some of the cornmeal mix. Pour everything into a double boiler and gently stir in the sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice and raisins.
5. Pour into a greased casserole dish and bake for 2 hours.
6. Meanwhile, place the apples on a flat surface and cut them each into 8-10 equal-sized wedges. Heat a large skillet and add the butter. Toss in the apples and stir to coat them with the butter. Sprinkle them with the brown sugar and cook, stirring from time to time with a wooden spoon, until the apples are tender and yield slightly when pierced with the tip of a small knife. Add the lemon zest, lemon juice and ground ginger. Stir to blend. Keep them warm while the pudding cooks.
7. When the pudding is cooked, allow it to cool and top with the apples. Serve with unsweetened whipped cream or sour cream, if desired.
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In researching a bit as to why the military chose the 5.56 caliber, I ran across this story. I thought it was interesting.
Your question reminds me of two murders I helped investigate while in Vietnam with the Criminal Investigation Division.
The first involved a soldier drinking on guard duty. The Sargent of the Guard caught him. The drunk fired a single round from his M-16 at the Sargent. The 5.56 mm round struck the victim on the collar bone of his right shoulder. It shattered the bone and ricocheted downwards and to the left through the torso of the man's body, coming to rest just above his left hip. The bullet tumbled and fragmented as it went through the man's body, leaving a devastating wound that the sargent did not survive. A .308 round would have just punched through the collar bone and shoulder, leaving the Sargent wounded but alive.
The second case involved a young MP working a traffic control point. He was holding traffic as a long convoy was passing through. A Sargent in one of the stopped vehicles became angry at having to wait so long. According to numerous witnesses he approached the MP, shouting and cursing, demanding that the MP stop the convoy so he could get by. The MP told him to get back in his truck. Witnesses said that the Sargent , a short, fat, 280 pound man, pushed the MP. The MP responded by pulling his .45 auto and again ordering the man back to his truck. The Sargent cursed and said, "Gimme that f*****g gun" and reached for the weapon. Witnesses told me the MP fired two rounds into the Sargent . The Sargent , looked surprised, cursed again, took another step towards the MP, and the MP fired two more rounds. The man reached out with both arms took another step and the MP fired the remaining three rounds into him. Witnesses told me that Sargent stood for a few more seconds and finally fell to the ground. I was assigned to witness the autopsy. All of the rounds were center of mass hits. Five of the rounds had hit the man just below the sternum, one of them poked a hole in the bottom of the heart. The other three were in the chest, two had punctured the left lung and one had gone through the esophagus. None of the rounds fully penetrated the body, all the bullets were recovered. None of them were mushroomed, but were deformed.
The .223 certainly is a man stopper. The bullet will do terrible damage to the body. The human body, on the other hand, can absorb an awful lot of punishment. If I had to chose which round to be hit by; I think my chances of surviving the hit would be better with the .45


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So, what are you going to do with all that glorious Stock/Broth you've made with your leftover turkey this year? I'm voting for Turkey Noodle Soup – a family favorite. Once you have broth, it couldn't be much easier, but a good canned broth will work, too. Feel free to make this with Chicken, as well.
Recipe: Turkey (or Chicken) Noodle Soup, serves 4 – 6
- 2 tablespoons Olive Oil
- 1 medium onion, diced small
- 2 garlic cloves minced
- 2 medium carrots, diced small
- 2 celery ribs, diced small
- 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon marjoram
- 2 quarts chicken stock
- 8 ounces dried wide egg noodles – or homemade egg noodles (they cost just pennies!) or a frozen noodle
- 1 1/2 cups shredded cooked turkey or chicken
- Salt and Pepper
- Chopped Parsley to taste
Place a soup pot over medium heat and coat with the bottom with oil. Add the onion, garlic, carrots, celery, and marjoram. Cook and stir for about 6 minutes, until the vegetables are softened but not browned.
Pour in the stock and bring the liquid to a boil. Turn head down and simmer until vegetables are tender, about 10 minutes. Add the noodles and turkey and simmer until noodles are cooked through – timing varies with the noodles. Season with salt and pepper. Sprinkle with chopped parsley before serving.
A good broth or stock will make your soup taste great, but if for some reason it tastes a bit flat, a few things can help. Maybe it needs salt or pepper, and a bit of acidity can brighten a soup – a small squeeze of lemon, a few drops of vinegar. If your broth is just too weak, you could add a bit of chicken soup base.
Left over Note: Perhaps you have leftover vegetables from a Thanksgiving crudite platter – use the carrots and celery in your Turkey Noodle Soup.
Nutrition: (based on 6 servings)
Per Serving (excluding unknown items): 377 Calories; 12g Fat (29.7% calories from fat); 32g Protein; 34g Carbohydrate; 2g Dietary Fiber; 74mg Cholesterol; 345mg Sodium. Exchanges: 2 Grain(Starch); 3 1/2 Lean Meat; 1 Vegetable; 1 Fat.


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Peanut Butter and Chocolate Cupcakes
From Woman's Day
The ultimate recipe for PB-and-chocolate fans, these moist, chocolatey cupcakes come complete with a sweet peanut butter filling and a silky slathering of chocolatesour cream frosting.
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Calories | 0 |
Total Fat | 0 |
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Sodium | 0 |
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Serves: 24
Total Time: 1 hr 30 min
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- 1.75 cup(s) all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup(s) unsweetened cocoa powder
- 1 teaspoon(s) baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1/2 cup(s) milk
- 1/2 cup(s) reduced-fat sour cream
- 3/4 cup(s) (1 1/2 sticks) unsalted butter, softened
- 1.25 cup(s) sugar
- 1/2 cup(s) creamy peanut butter
- 3 large eggs
Peanut Butter Filling
- 1/2 cup(s) creamy peanut butter
- 3 tablespoon(s) unsalted butter, softened
- 1.5 cup(s) confectioners sugar
- 3 to 4 Tbsp milk
Chocolate Frosting
- 2 cup(s) (12 oz) semisweet chocolate chips
- 1 cup(s) reduced-fat sour cream
- Heat oven to 350°F. Line 24 muffin cups with paper liners.
- Whisk flour, cocoa, baking soda and salt in medium bowl until well mixed. In small bowl, whisk milk and sour cream until blended.
- Beat butter and sugar in large bowl with an electric mixer until creamed. Beat in peanut butter until blended. Add eggs, one at a time, until incorporated.
- With mixer on low speed, alternately add flour mixture and milk mixture, beginning and ending with flour mixture, until just blended.
- Spoon about 1/4 cup batter into each muffin cup. Bake 20 minutes or until wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool 10 minutes; remove cupcakes from pan to wire rack to cool completely.
- Beat peanut butter and butter in medium bowl with electric mixer until smooth. On low speed, gradually beat in confectioners' sugar and 3 to 4 Tbsp milk until blended. Beat mixture on high speed 1 minute or until fluffy.
- Spoon filling into a pastry bag fitted with a 1/4-in. plain round tip. Insert tip into the top of each cupcake; squeeze as much filling into the center of each as possible (top of cupcake will bulge slightly).
- Melt chocolate chips in large glass bowl in microwave as package directs. Add sour cream; beat with an electric mixer until fluffy and good spreading consistency. Spread about 2 Tbsp frosting on each cupcake.
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American Community Gardening Association (ACGA)
We offer grants to community gardens through the American Community Gardening Association, the oldest community gardening organization in the United States. ACGA provides leadership resources in the areas of advocacy, education and best practices. Its mission is to have a sustainable garden in every community.
Learn more in the article Community Gardening.
Green Education Foundation and the Green Thumb Challenge (GEF)
The Green Education Foundation is a nonprofit that prepares environmental education resources for Pre-K-12 classrooms and youth groups. They also provide free Pre-K-8 content, including standards-based lessons, fun activities, songs and book recommendations that link gardening to science, art, math and language arts.
The Green Thumb Challenge, a gardening initiative of GEF, has helped start over 8,000 school and youth gardens since 2009, and is well on its way to reaching toward its goal of 10,000 new gardens. Gardener's Supply offer garden grants through the Green Thumb Challenge.
Learn more in the article About the Green Education Foundation.
Ample Harvest enables gardeners to eliminate hunger and malnutrition in their own communities.AmpleHarvest.org connects more than 40 million Americans with excess food in their garden and local food pantries. Garden by garden, home and community gardeners and other growers are fighting hunger and malnutrition in America. No Food Left Behind. Learn more at ampleharvest.org
The Intervale Center
We're proud of our backyard restoration of the Intervale, a piece of land in Burlington, VT. Under the stewardship and leadership of company founder Will Raap, and Gardener's Supply employee-owners, this land has undergone a complete transformation from a trash-filled wasteland to a nationally-recognized center for sustainable agriculture. Located adjacent to our corporate headquarters, the Intervale now hosts more than a dozen independent farms, producing almost 10 percent of our city's fresh produce.
Vermont Community Garden Network
and Healthy City Youth Initiative
The Vermont Community Garden Network is a nonprofit that supports a thriving network of community, school and neighborhood gardens accessible to Vermonters of all ages, abilities and cultural backgrounds. One of the group's programs, the Healthy City Youth Initiative, was recently named by the USDA as one of the top farm-to-school programs in the country.
Donations: Frequently Asked Questions
What is your donation policy?
We are an employee-owned company that gives 8% of its pre-tax profits to organizations supporting gardening, sustainable agriculture, environmental and food and hunger-related issues.
What national organizations do you support?
The American Community Gardening Association, the Green Education Foundation and Ample Harvest are three of the major groups we underwrite with cash and products.
Do you offer grants to gardening organizations and/or projects?
We work closely with our national nonprofit partners to provide financial support and products for gardening organizations. Those funds have been allocated through 2014.
How do I apply for a raffle or auction item for my Master Gardener/ garden club conference/event?
Gardener's Supply supports national gardening clubs and Master Gardeners using a lottery. The lottery is held in February, and each year we choose 50 gardening clubs to support with product donations. The deadline for 2014 is Feb. 7, 2014. If your event occurs after this deadline, please try again next year.
How does a Vermont nonprofit apply for a donation or sponsorship from Gardener's Supply?
We do not generally provide cash sponsorship for events outside our current Vermont partners: the Intervale Center, Vermont Community and the Flynn Center. For a product donation, you can submit a request in writing (on your organization's letterhead) or by e-mail three months in advance of your event. See contact information, below.
What kind of help is available for youth, school or community gardens?
We support kids' gardening through the Green Thumb Challenge at Green Education Foundation. For more information, call GEF at (888) 668-2298. We support community gardens through the American Community Gardening Association.
Do you offer a discount to nonprofits?
We have a special discount program of up to 25 percent for eligible nonprofits. Call (888) 511-2132 to find out if your organization qualifies or see our commercial accounts page.
How do I contact you?
Gardener's Supply
Donations Team
128 Intervale Road
Burlington, VT 05401
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BRUNSWICK, Maine - The Bowdoin College Athletic Department has announced that Katie Sheridan (Marblehead, Mass.) has been named a co-head coach of the women's soccer program. Sheridan, a 2002 Bowdoin graduate, has been an assistant to head coach John Cullen for the past three seasons.
Sheridan was an outstanding athlete at Bowdoin, playing on the soccer, tennis, squash and softball teams. She captained the women's soccer squad and played softball her senior year, earning All-NESCAC honors in both sports. As a senior, she was awarded the school's Lucy Shulman Award honoring the most Outstanding Female Athlete. She graduated with a degree in Anthropology, minoring in Psychology.
Sheridan has an extensive coaching resume that includes an advanced national diploma from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. This spring, she served as the third assistant on the University of Connecticut women's soccer team and has worked at the Region 1 Olympic Development camp. She also serves as the Director of the Polar Bear Training Camp for Girls during the summer.
Coach Sheridan joins Coach Cullen at the helm of one of the most successful programs in New England. The Polar Bear women's soccer team has reached double figures in victories in 12 of the last 14 years, and has never had a losing season. Cullen holds a career mark of 220-74-21 in 19 years at Bowdoin.


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Aspen, Colorado
Ski and be seen—or just be seen. That's the action plan in Aspen, a former silver-mining outpost where everyone from Goldie Hawn to Will Smith makes the scene each winter.
8:00 AM No-Holds Carbs
The Aspen AM begins in a suite at the St. Regis Hotel (315 E. Dean St., Aspen, Colo.; 888-454-9005; rooms from $209-$2,650) which pairs English elegance with Wild West chic and is about to gain a decisive edge over local competitor The Little Nell (675 East Durant Ave.; 970-920-4600) with the addition of a massive, renovated spa in December. Pull on your custom-made cowboy boots from Aspen's Kemo Sabe (434 East Cooper Ave.; 970-925-7878) and head for breakfast at media mogul fave The Big Wrap (520 E. Durant Ave.; 970-544-1700), or give in to temptation at Paradise Bakery (320 S. Galena St.; 970-925-7585), where street performers wow the crowds outside.
10:00 AM Warm-Up Run
For the ladies, make like Cindy Crawford and Amanda Peet at Distractions (465 E. Hopkins Ave.; 970-544-9946), which stocks Chloe, Daryl K, and Jimmy Choo, or snap up Kate Spade and Earl Jeans at Pitkin Country Dry Goods (520 E. Cooper Ave.; 970-925-1681). Move on to D&E Snowboard Shop (520 East Durant Ave; 970-920-2337), where serious snow fans keep it real. Rent or buy must-have boards from "it" brands like K2, Switch, and Burton, along with boarder gear from Billabong, Vans, and Reactor. (Courses on snowboard mountaineering are also available.)
12:00 PM Maize Graze
Stop for an early lunch at Blue Maize (308 S. Hunter St.; 970-925-6698), a Latin American joint beloved for its fajitas and Sangria.
1:30 PM Trail Mix
Extreme skiers should head for Buttermilk, site of the annual X-Games and a favorite of Michael Jordan. Families may prefer to follow the lead of the (Mel) Gibsons and (Robin) Williams and opt for Snowmass, Aspen's largest mountain. And slope-studs like Antonio Banderas will make for Aspen Highlands, with the ultra-challenging Highland Bowl.
5:00 PM Face Time
Après-ski lounging at the Aspen Club & Spa (1450 Crystal Lake Road; 970-925-8900). Overachievers will love the weight room, though sybarites—like Mel Gibson and Faith Hill—tend to make a beeline for one of their 34 treatment rooms. The Alpine rejuvenator and Ayurvedic Holistic Facial are especially nourishing for cold-damaged skin. Keep loving your face with a pit stop at Cos Bar (309 S. Galena St.; 800-722-8982), for Creme de la Mer products, or Glo, for cult local beauty brand, Skin.
8:00 PM Fancy Feast
Haute dining options abound in Aspen: Back at the St. Regis, Olives Aspen is the local branch of chef Todd English's haute boite, while on South Mill Street, side-by-side Cache Cache (205 S. Mill St.; 888-511-3835) and Campo di Fiori (205 S. Mill St.; 970-920-7717) are linked by a charming courtyard. Head to the former for hearty osso buco before doing dessert across the way.
10:00 PM Cocktail Hour
For after-hours entertainment, there's always the celebrity-friendly Caribou Club (411 East Hopkins Ave.; 970-925-2929). It's nominally private, but visitors can join for $500 a week ($1,000 at Christmas/New Year's). Or check out J Bar in the Hotel Jerome (330 East Main St.; 970-920-1000). Order a round of Manhaspens (like a Manhattan but made with Tuaca, a local spirit). Just like the town, it has sophisticated western flair.
The rich (Michael Eisner), the famous (Bono, Kevin Costner, Jack Nicholson) and even the plain curious—with everyone hidden behind their latest Prada shades, Aspen is open to all.
The city's year-round small-town/big-city vibe. In winter, there's superb skiing along with Madison Avenue-worthy shopping. Come summertime, Aspen hosts a world-class jazz festival, as well as the DanceAspen and Aspen Theater in the Park series.
An Aspen Mountain Powder tour. A favorite of celebs and the mere rich, Powder tours provide skiers with prime access to coveted first tracks. A pair of guides leads these intimate groups of skiers/boarders, ferrying them via heated Snowcats, which pick them up at the bottom of each run. Check with your hotel for reservations.
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Summer anticyclone
2 July 2011
The chart shows high pressure with two centres, one in the Irish Sea and one off East Anglia. A ridge of high pressure affected the north of the UK so everywhere had settled weather.
Afternoon temperatures were in excess of 26 °C in places and not just across the south, for example, the Glasgow area had temperatures similar to southern England.
In general, the warmest temperatures were across the south and away from the coast. The coolest temperatures were across the north with onshore winds, for example in Orkney and Shetland.
Winds were light and variable in direction with afternoon sea-breezes. These were light onshore winds which give cooler temperatures at the coast in summer.
It was dry everywhere but not everywhere was sunny. On this day the sunniest areas tended to be around the coast. Cloud tended to 'bubble-up' inland due to the higher temperatures.


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A Visit to Consider Bardwell FarmPrint this Page
Consider Bardwell's cheesemaking roots date back to 1864, when the southwestern Vermont farm produced large wheels of cheddar that they transported to New York and beyond. Today, the farm has been re-invented as a goat's milk dairy, with a herd of about 100 Oberhaslis, a Swiss breed rarely found outside of Switzerland.
After falling into disrepair, Consider Bardwell, named for its original owner, has been rebuilt by Angela Miller and Russell Glover, a wife-and-husband team who bought the farm in 2001 and started making cheese. They work with Peter Dixon, a heavyweight in the Vermont cheese world, who makes one or two batches of cheese per day -- everything from the small-format Manchester and Dorset to larger wheels such as Equinox and the award-winning Rupert. The cheeses are all named for towns and mountains near the farm.
At Consider Bardwell, cheesemaking begins in the pasture, which is treated in a sustainable manner without pesticides or fertilizers. The goats, friendly and curious, are regularly moved to new areas where they can find plenty of fresh grass, wildflowers and shrubs. As a result, their milk has a sweetly herbal, almost minty, kick to it that really comes through in the cheese.
The goats' milk is often supplemented with local Jersey cows' milk, which the farm uses to produce both cows' milk and mixed-milk cheeses. Peter picks up the milk in 100-pound drums, which are then hefted from the truck and poured into a vat.
To begin making a batch of the cows' milk cheese Pawlet, Peter warmed the milk, after which he added the starter culture and rennet, which enable the milk to acidify and coagulate into curds, the basis of the final cheese. He then cut the curds into small pieces and allowed the liquid whey to begin draining away. Once enough whey had drained off, Peter used a pitcher to begin scooping the curds into cheese molds.
The yellowish whey continued to drain off the newly-formed cheeses, and in a matter of about 6-7 minutes, the cheeses were firm enough to be handled without coming apart. Eventually, the cheeses would be put into a brine solution for a day or two where they would continue to lose moisture while beginning the slow process of forming a natural rind.
On another visit, we watched Peter make the Alpine-style cheese Rupert, which he forms in wooden Gouda molds that have been "seasoned" with microflora that give the rind additional pungency.
At Consider Bardwell, each cheese is treated a bit differently in order for it to develop its distinctive rind, texture and flavor profile. Dorset, a semi-firm cows' milk cheese is washed with brine as it ages then allowed to dry a bit so that the rind is barely tacky to the touch. This yields a smooth texture and a mildly funky flavor underlying the sweet and herbal cows' milk flavor. Pawlet develops molds on its rind that are periodically brushed off so that the rind becomes more of a hard crust protecting the tender cheese inside. The rare but exceptional Chester grows a variety of grey molds on its rind which are patted down rather than brushed off so the rind maintains more moisture and offers up a deep aroma of wet stones and cellar.
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Bangladesh is a land of 30,000 non-profit organizations that serve the needs of 167 million people. Sustainability is a way of life for the people of Bangladesh as opposed to being "one of the ways" things are done here.
After Visiting Grameen or BRAC we will leave for field visit and talk to borrowers to experience first hand as how the people innovate and have learnt to maximize their resources, investments and grown their micro enterprises into successful businesses.
Overnight at a 3 star hotel in Dhaka.
After lunch, you get to experience the unique mix of conservative muslim communities and Rakhaine (Burmese origin) Buddhist Communities in Coxs. A boat ride will take you to Moheshkhali to meditate at the Buddhist monastery at "BoroRakhaine Para".
This is followed by an evening visit to the Burmese Market called the AggameddaKhyang, has silver, and Burmese tribal sarongs, Arakanese style and a local baul music ektaar performance on the beach under the moonlight after dinner.
Fly back to Dhaka in the afternoon at 1:30pm
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Prediction: Bean curd will outlast many U.S. newspapers – it already beat emperors
The U.S. newspaper industry has taken a beating recently. The reasons are many, as we know, including the Internet and changing readership behavior.
Dozens of my colleagues and I lost our jobs in March after our former employer, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, ended its print edition. Certainly, I hope the industry can find some stability.
Among the hardest-hit media companies is the Tribune Co., which owns the Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times. But this week, reporters at the Los Angeles Times managed to fit into pixels, and I presume print, some nice articles about soybean cake.
They searched the Los Angeles area for tofu makers and filed a dispatch called The joy of soy (accompanied by a great photograph) and instructions on how to make bean curd at home.
There were recipes, too, including one for fried tofu with a vinegar-chili-soy sauce dipping sauce. I know: Yummy.
Some of the best lines in an article by writer Cecilia Hae-Jin Lee:
Tofu gets a bum rap….It's really a shame because tofu can be a beautiful thing, especially when it's freshly made – soy beans dried, soaked and boiled in distilled water, lovingly ground to a perfect pulp, boiled, coagulated with sea salt, strained, formed and wrapped still soft and warm, fresh from its milky bath.
Given that the Tribune Co. is hurting financially, I was happy to see the articles.
My prediction is that soybean cake, as odd and sad as it might sound, will survive many U.S. newspapers. Ideally, I want both to prosper.
But tofu has done pretty well since it reportedly started in Anhui province back in 164 BC.
It's unassuming and considered healthy for you (when eaten in moderation and made with fresh, natural ingredients). It appeals to vegetarians and non vegetarians.
There are low economic barriers to making and eating soybean cake. The global market for it is diverse enough to withstand a severe economic shock.
Craigslist does not appear to pose a serious economic threat to its existence. Monks in Asia like it. But global environmental problems could possibly put a serious crimp in its production.
Tofu – in and of itself – is not just one type.
But it's difficult to measure its true economic value on a worldwide scale. In daily conversations, people typically don't refer to the market capitalization of tofu.
So, if I had to characterize it in the way an economist would, I would say: "It's here for the long term, at least relatively."
UPDATE: Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer also has been talking about the shift away from newspapers. In a decade, he said in an article in the Guardian, traditional media content will be digital.


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Following on from last weeks blog post about the health benefits of chlorophyll, I thought it would be excellent to follow it up with one of my favourite juices – the Blood Builder.
This juice is absolutely packed full of chlorophyll and is incredibly highly alkaline.
Blood Builder Vegetable Juice
Serves 2
1 cucumber
2 large handfuls spinach
Handful parsley
1 stick celery
Handful of kale
Simply wash all of the ingredients thoroughly, roughly chop and juice! To give it more of a fruity, less veggie flavour squeeze fresh lime or lemon in at the end.
For extra goodness and zing you could add a scoop of green powder, some pH drops and Dr Young's ChloropHeal!
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Vermillion Receives Notice Of Allowance For 5th Biomarker Patent Related To Peripheral Artery Disease
AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. 3, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Vermillion, Inc. (NASDAQ: VRML), a leading molecular diagnostics company, has received a notice of allowance from the United States Patent and Trademark Office for its fifth patent covering a combination of biomarkers that could be used in the diagnosis of Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD), a condition that raises the risk of heart attack and stroke.
The patent, entitled "Beta-2 Microglobulin (B2m) and C Reactive Protein (CRP) as Biomarkers for Peripheral Artery Disease," involves a unique combination of B2m and CRP, two proteins that have been demonstrated in numerous studies to be associated with PAD.
"This patent substantially strengthens our IP portfolio around the development of VASCLIR®, our product under development for diagnosing PAD," said Dr. Eric Fung, Vermillion's chief medical officer, "and the notice of allowance follows the promising top line results we achieved from our recently completed intended use study."
The goal of the study was to develop and validate a biomarker panel applicable to the intended use population. The results have yielded significant insights regarding individual biomarkers. The details of the study and its results will be made public via a formal presentation at an upcoming cardiovascular meeting.
"This study is an important advancement, " noted Dr. Fung, "since according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, one in every 20 Americans over the age of 50 has PAD."(1) For additional information about Vermillion, contact Liolios Group at 949-574-3860 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. About Vermillion Vermillion, Inc. (NASDAQ: VRML) is dedicated to the discovery, development and commercialization of novel high-value diagnostic tests that help physicians diagnose, treat and improve outcomes for patients. Vermillion, along with its prestigious scientific collaborators, has diagnostic programs in oncology, hematology, cardiology and women's health. Additional information about Vermillion can be found at www.vermillion.com. About Liolios Group Liolios Group, Inc. is a highly selective and comprehensive investor relations firm specializing in small and micro-cap companies. Liolios Group aims to deliver superior performance in corporate messaging and positioning, investor awareness, analyst and financial press coverage, and capital attraction. Founded in 1996 in Newport Beach, California, Liolios Group's senior partners each have more than 16 years of experience in finance and investments, and have represented more than 120 companies in a wide range of industries. For more information about Liolios Group, go to www.liolios.com. Forward-Looking Statement: Certain matters discussed in this press release contain forward-looking statements that involve significant risks and uncertainties, including statements regarding Vermillion's plans, objectives, expectations and intentions. These forward-looking statements are based on Vermillion's current expectations. The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 provides a "safe harbor" for such forward-looking statements. In order to comply with the terms of the safe harbor, Vermillion notes that a variety of factors could cause actual results and experience to differ materially from the anticipated results or other expectations expressed in such forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause actual results to materially differ include but are not limited to: (1) uncertainty as to Vermillion's ability to protect and promote its proprietary technology; (2) Vermillion's lack of a lengthy track record successfully developing and commercializing diagnostic products; (3) uncertainty as to whether Vermillion will be able to obtain any required regulatory approval of its future diagnostic products; (4) uncertainty of the size of market for its existing diagnostic tests or future diagnostic products, including the risk that its products will not be competitive with products offered by other companies, or that users will not be entitled to receive adequate reimbursement for its products from third party payors such as private insurance companies and government insurance plans; (5) uncertainty that Vermillion will successfully license or otherwise successfully partner with third parties to commercialize its future products; (6) uncertainty whether the trading in Vermillion's stock will become significantly less liquid; and (7) other factors that might be described from time to time in Vermillion's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. All information in this press release is as of the date of this report, and Vermillion expressly disclaims any obligation or undertaking to release publicly any updates or revisions to any such statements to reflect any change in Vermillion's expectations or any change in events, conditions or circumstances on which any such statement is based, unless required by law.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Salimah H Meghani, PhD, MBE, RN, FAAN
Associate Professor of Nursing
Contact Information
University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing
Room 337 Fagin Hall
418 Curie Blvd.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104-4217
tel: (215) 573-7128
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Dr. Meghani is an Associate Professor in the Department of Biobehavioral Health Sciences, a core member of the New Courtland Center for Transitions and Health, and an Associate Fellow of the Center for Bioethics at University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Meghani was conferred a BSN equivalent degree by the Aga Khan University Karachi, Pakistan. She earned her MSN in Adult Acute Care, MBE in Biomedical Ethics, and PhD in Nursing/Health Disparities at the University of Pennsylvania. She completed a post-doctoral training at the Center for Health Disparities Research at the University of Pennsylvania, School of Nursing. She joined Penn Nursing faculty in 2007 and was promoted to Associate Professor with tenure in 2012.
Dr. Meghani teaches a core course in the Palliative Care Minor, N567: An Evidence Based Approach to Managing Symptoms in Advanced Illness. While the course focuses on the best current evidence on palliative symptom management, it also demonstrates through discourse, debates, and case-studies the tentativeness of evidence and social constructions shaping palliative care science, practice, and policy. The course appeals to students across master's programs ranging from pediatric to geriatric majors. Students receive this course very enthusiastically, as reflected in the comments: "This is, by far, the best course I have taken in my master's program"; "This course really should be required for the program..."; "Learned more critical clinical information in this class than almost any other during my master's." Dr. Meghani also teaches a core doctoral course, N754: Quantitative Research Design and Methods- another course that is extremely well-received by the students. Students comment: "incredibly thorough, very knowledgeable and totally accessible". "She has raised the bar in terms of quality of the work we will produce in future."
Dr. Meghani was recognized for her teaching excellence through the Department's prestigious Anne Keane Teaching Award given "in recognition of distinguished teaching that is intellectually demanding and permanent in its effect." Students recognize Dr. Meghani as "extremely intellectual but yet entirely approachable."
Dr. Meghani's independent program of research focuses on understanding and addressing sources of disparities in pain treatment among vulnerable populations. Her scholarship has focused on 1) understanding patient-provider level factors contributing to clinical disparities in pain outcomes, 2) developing interventions towards ameliorating cancer pain disparities, and 3) contributing to a national agenda to identify macro-level policy targets to ameliorate pain care disparities in the United States. These targets offer great opportunity to narrow the gap in pain-related clinical outcomes among racially and economically disparate groups.
As a Principal Investigator, Dr. Meghani has secured several extramural grants including a Mentored Research Scientist Development Award (NIH 1K01NR010886) and the highly competitive American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Challenge Grant (NIH 1RC1NR011591). This latter NIH mechanism had a success rate of less than 1%. This longitudinal study leveraged methods from behavioral economics and patient-reported outcomes to understand sources of clinical disparities, preference-formation, consequent drug taking behavior, and clinical outcomes among cancer patients.
Besides NIH, Dr. Meghani has received competitive research funding from the American Cancer Society/Abramson Cancer Center IRG; Institute of Aging/Penn Minority Aging Research for Community Health; Center for Health Equity Research and Promotion; Oncology Nursing Society Foundation; Ortho-McNeil Janssen Scientific Affairs.
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NewCourtland Center for Transitions and Health
Dr. Meghani serves as the Chair of the American Pain Society's Pain Disparities Special Interest Group and on the Institute of Medicine (IOM) committee, Dying in America:Improving Quality and Honoring Individual Preferences Nearing the End of Life. She also serves on the editorial board of Pain Medicine, the American Academy of Pain Medicine's official journal. In 2007, Dr. Meghani was selected as a Fellow of the National Cancer Institute/National Institutes of Health Minority Investigators' Workshop in Behavioral Methodologies, which provides intensive research methods training to promising early to mid-level career investigators. Dr. Meghani has served on two state-level taskforces to improve End-of-Life experiences of Pennsylvanians. The Taskforce for Quality at the End-of-Life in Pennsylvania (2005-2007) was charged with documenting the status of palliative care in Pennsylvania and formulating recommendations for the governor of PA and secretary of aging. Dr. Meghani contributed to two white papers, "End-of-Life Care in Pennsylvania: A Background Paper" and "Improving End-of-Life Experiences for Pennsylvanians." She was reappointed (2007-2009) on the Patient Life-Sustaining Wishes(PLSW) Advisory Committee. This committee was formed pursuant to section 5488 of the Out-of-Hospital Non-resuscitation Act to assess the feasibility of Physician Order for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST) paradigm. In 2010, Dr. Meghani was selected the Distinguished Alumnus by her alma mater,
Aga Khan University, Karachi Pakistan.
Dr. Meghani has authored many articles in high impact refereed journals. She has also served as a peer reviewer for highly reputed journals: Health Services Research, Archives of Internal Medicine, Journal of the American Geriatric Society, Journal of Nursing Scholarship, Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, Journal of Palliative Care, Pain Medicine, BMC Palliative Care and the World Health Organization's Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal.
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Two level tablespoons
Friendly Fats is a food and can be taken in any quantity desired. It makes a perfect addition to smoothies, raw soups, and on top of salads. It can be taken directly, mixed with water/juice, or mixed with food.
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Welcome to the Weekend Holyland Update, flight 040510, coming to you fresh off of holy week, where the good Samaritan gets arrested for his troubles, murder is officially deemed unnecessary (but goes unpunished anyway), terror is fought by bombing dairy factories, and the one kid we didn't kill after all gets all the headlines. Please fasten your seatbelts, the easter bunnies are a-poppin' all over the crazy skies.
Oy, where the fuck to start. Some of you may have noticed this little tidbit. I'd elaborate, but I gave my word to the poor lady in question, and despite knowing about the story since January, I decided to honor it to the point of letting the motherfucking Washington Post scoop me (I know, the horror), so y'all will have to wait for more inside stuff on the subject until the local potentates say it's OK, which rumor has it will actually happen this week. I personally think she's wrong in thinking that playing along will get her any leniency, but it ain't me looking at 14 years in the slammer, so like I said, I took "mentsch" over "scoop". Sue me. Speaking of which, I too am going on trial for a politically motivated charge. More on that near the end.
Buncha peace activists from Sweden came here for a visit, some Jewish, some Palestinian. Guess which ones were let in and which ones were grilled for eight hours at the airport and then put on a plane headed back. How on earth did you figure that one out. Racist? Us? Why, you antisemites!
Couple of known settler scumbags were caught having just burned this Palestinian dude's olive grove. The cop's arrest report says their hands were stinking of petrol. DA decided not to press charges. Lack of evidence, ya see.
Remember I told you about the four Palestinian kids our brave "defense" forces killed in a 24 hour span? Well, guess what? An IDF inquiry has determined that these deaths were actually avoidable! Gotta love this quote: "Our soldiers must learn to discern when they are in a life threatening situation and when they are not". Until they do, though, they're gonna be given a pass on these unfortunate mistakes.
A fifth kid we were suspected of killing turned up safe and sound. Apparently he went on a little scavenger hunt through a tunnel to the Egyptian side of the border without telling anyone, whereupon his kin jumped the gun and declared him killed by the enemy. This was the most popular article in a couple of Israel's leading websites, cause there's nothing like a single case of an erroneous accusation to expiate all the guilt - and never mind that it was the Palestinian news agency that reported the fact that the kid didn't die after all. So for those of you sports fans keeping score at home - that's four youngsters dead that shouldn't have been, and one reported dead that's happily alive. On we go:
A bunch of Christian peace activists were in Jerusalem for Easter. Buncha settler scum attacked them with sticks and stones. Buncha Palestinians moved to protect them. Settler drew a knife on one of them. Another Palestinian made the instinctive (dumb, but instinctive) move of grabbing the blade and got his ass kicked in addition to the gash in his hand. He's in the hospital. The guy on whom the knife was pulled was arrested. The settlers were not. Cause, you know, justice and all. This is but the latest in a week full of reported harrassment of pilgrims. It's amazing how us Jews, who are supposed to be so good with money, are making so little out of owning the holiest sites to a religion of some three billion. Did you know that Cyprus gets about three times the tourists we do? Cyprus! A place whose sole claim to cultural cache is the opening act of Othello. How sad is that?
As a gesture, Israel let ten trucks full of clothes into Gaza it had been holding up for three years - since the Hamas takeover of the Strip. The only problem is that since then, the clothes have begun to mold and rot. The Gazan merchants have been paying hundreds of dollars a month in storage since '07. One of those "oh well" things, I guess.
Speaking of the great siege of Gaza, Israel's heroic airforce took out a secret nefarious Hamas plant that found a way to weaponize a pumpkin - oh, sorry, wrong sitcom - to weaponize dairy products. That's it. So in order to stop this cheesy plot, we bombed the place. For the second time.
Five "pro-Israel" organizations in the US, including Zionists of America and The Jewish American Congress, have filed amicus briefs demanding that a particularly repugnant Somali war criminal not be allowed to stand trial in the US. Reason? It might open the door for Israeli officials to be sued on similar grounds. File under: Tell me who your friends are.
Oh yeah, before I get to my own brush with the man: The abject joke that is the Palestinian Authority has now begun doing Israel's dirty work for it, because apparently Abu Mazen really really wants the Vidkun Quisling memorial prize, to offset his predecessor's Nobel Peace Prize.
And finally: I go on trial on April 29th for hypothetically threatening a douchebag of a judonazi Knesset member named Aryeh Eldad. (Remember the sanitary napkin who compared the settlers' right to incessantly build on stolen land with the late, great Rosa Parks? Her dad. Apple, tree and alla that). Anyway, what happened was, the douche was inciting for the murder of former PM Ehud Olmert, saying that by even negotiating for a peace deal entailing giving up sovereign Israeli land, he was violating the treason act which is a capital offense (only he used a biblical word for death rather than the modern legal word, to put his listeners in the right frame of mind and all). Thing is, this pathetic rhetorical trick was tried in a petition to the high court back in 1999, and was literally laughed out of court by the most right-wing judge to be on the bench in the past 30 years at least. So the douche (who is highly educated, former IDF surgeon general and son of the man who translated Nietzsche into Hebrew) KNEW he was lying, and still sold his crock. I blew a fuse and wrote a post - purely for provocation - saying that if a PM were murdered, I'd put a bullet in HIS head. I very quickly (within 24 hours or so) made it clear I was just making a rhetorical point (if you wanna threaten people, have the balls to do it in your own name and not hide behind the "law"), that I didn't mean to harm the douche even if he got his wish and got some hot-head to kill a PM, and that I would let Karma take care of him. We faced off on the radio the day I posted my thing, but beyond that I had zero contact with the man except for the odd referencing of him in a post, with zero threats or insinuation of any violence. About a year later (like seven months ago), I get an invitation from the pigs to an interrogation about this. I go down, explain I just wrote a hotheaded piece on the net and have no intention of harming the douche even if he kills the PM himself. Pig tells me he doesn't get the impression I'm a danger to anyone, and they let me go after having my main man Eran sign his name to vouch that I won't leave town. Kinda like bail without any money posted. Strangely, they decided to indict me anyway. So while I doubt you can be convicted for a hypothetical threat, if You don't hear from me after the 29th, that may be why.
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Here is a homestyle riff on the classic French carré which just means "square" a creamy-crunchy combination of chocolate, hazelnut, and delicately crispy feuilletine wafers. The result? Delicious. You can use either dark or milk chocolate.
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- 3.00 cup(s) Nutella
- 1.25 cup(s) melted dark or milk chocolate
- 1.50 teaspoon(s) fine sea salt
- 1/2 cup(s) mild vegetable oil, such as sunflower or safflower
- 2.00 cup(s) crushed feuilletine or crushed cornflakes (see below)
- 3.00 cup(s) chopped dark chocolate, or 3 cups chopped dark chocolate and 1/2 cup mild vegetable oil, for coating
- Place the Nutella in a medium-size bowl, add the melted chocolate, and stir well with a rubber spatula until combined.
- Add the sea salt, oil, and feuilletine, and stir to combine. Pour the mixture onto the prepared baking sheet and spread it in an even layer with the spatula. Cover it with plastic wrap and refrigerate until firm, 60 to 90 minutes.
- Run the tip of a sharp chefs knife around the edge of the candy to loosen it, if necessary. Gently turn it out onto the prepared cutting board.
- Temper the 3 cups chocolate or use the 3 cups chocolate and 1/2 cup oil to make a substitute chocolate coating.
- Pour 1/2 cup of the chocolate over the top of the candy and spread it into a thin, even layer with the offset spatula. Allow it to set, about 5 minutes.
- Place a sheet of parchment paper over the candy and carefully flip it over (the chocolate will be on the bottom). Pour the remaining chocolate over the candy and spread it into an even layer with the offset spatula. Allow it to set up for 2 minutes, then run the tines of a fork through the surface, making a wavy pattern.
- Score the surface of the chocolate into 1-inch squares using a sharp chefs knife. Allow it to set until the chocolate has firmed up slightly but still has some give, about 5 minutes.
- Pressing firmly, cut the candy along the score lines. Allow to set completely, 10 minutes. Store the squares, layered with wax or parchment paper, in an airtight container at cool room temperature for up to 3 weeks.
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Liz Says: Feuilletine (FOY-uh-teen) is a French confectionery ingredient that falls somewhere between cornflakes and shards of a paper-thin wafer cookie. Cornflakes are a good substitute, as are crushed unfilled Pirouline-style cookies.
It is available online in 1-pound packages at hauserchocolates.com. Or, if you can find a French cookie called Gavottes Crêpe Dentelle, thats essentially the same thing.
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I WANT TO SAY THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR ALL THE VISITS TO RIVER for his AD/BD on the 23rd; I wasn't even online to visit, and it truly touched me to see just now how many of you stopped by to send hugs and kisses.
With that said, I want to note that I am only on here for a moment tonight because we have the hospital tomorrow morning - and if there is one thing I am getting worse and worse at, it's typing at night with sunglasses on! =( So rather than try to post new highlighted names, I would like to repeat what I was saying for awhile last year when I was in the hospital so much - even if a name is not in the highlights because of time and illness issues, PLEASE GO THROUGH MY MESSAGES. So many wonderful names and stories are sent in, and every single one of these angels deserves a token and a prayer. For instance, just searching with the memorial numbers that member Florida Boy just sent me will take you to military heroes, cancer warriors, baseball players and other fascinating folks...Big Jake notes that member Kentucky Sweetheart has children needing visits. Members Zina, Amy Wolfe and Theresa Hernandez always have children highlighted, and right now Theresa is also highlighting unsolved homicide cases. So look around...
I keep forgetting to say Thank You for the concentrated effort to leave large and very colorful tokens on my pages...I can see them better, and it really touches me that my friends would take that extra time and trouble. =)
Again, Thank You to everyone who continues to visit my family members, including River...for his AD/Birthday on the 23rd, here is his link for visits and tokens:
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Lastly, for now, for the family members trying to help me with tracking down information on Ivy Hill - in my family, sponsored and other cemeteries - THANK YOU SO MUCH. We now know that there are some family internal issues with the release of Ivy's information and that's why I was getting nowhere fast...I appreciate your stepping forward to help. Just knowing her birthday now will surely help me solidify further information about her, and we will find her parents or I'm gonna want to know why not. ha!
ANGEL DAY visits and flowers would be so appreciated for this young man, celebrating his first anniversary at Home:
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This little Angel has less than ten tokens:
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This young man, a Titanic casualty, has a BIRTHDAY on the 21st:
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I came across this young man's page while researching my Hall connections - we do not seem to be related, but it would be an honor to eventually find out otherwise. This HERO needs more visits and flowers, please:
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I am so honored to be related to this HERO, and although Eddie gets alot of repeat visits from my loyal friends, his story doesn't really seem to be reaching new folks as of late...please take a moment to read about a young man who died for his country - his ANGEL DAY is February 28th:
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My brother Ron has a birthday on December 2nd, and I was asked to keep the link up to his page; THANK YOU for all of your thoughts and prayers for my family members. =) I just put a poem of mine on Ron's page that will tell a bit more about my brother's short time here, if you'd like to read it - it's - as Ron would have said - the cold as Chicago winter wind truth, and he was very brave to live through everything he did. Here is Ron's link:
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Bio: My son Gannon and I live outside Los Angeles, but we are from Chicago/Jersey/New York; we have traveled extensively in our lives and are only off the road for now due to medical issues - but I sure hope to be able to hit the road again, someday. =) I am widowed, and I write for a living; I am very lucky to be able to work at home and therefore be with Gannon 24/7; he is seriously physically and mentally disabled, and most of my friends on here already know how I feel about Gannon...If I leave anything behind that is good, it will be because Gannon made me a better person. It is an honor to be his mother. We are interested in charity work and support Wounded Warriors, Make A Wish, Toys for Tots, The Huntington's Disease Foundation, The Michael J. Fox Foundation; all programs for poverty and below poverty level families in America; Feed America, Books For Inmates, and more. We also have a soft spot for animal welfare programs, and sincerely believe the quote that "If you want to know a man's true character, study how he treats an animal." Lastly, I hope that my work on here will answer questions, bring reunions and pay tribute to those gone, but not forgotten.
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I will type longer message another time but Keppra was tried first and I too had a bad reaction to it....so far Dilantin had the least. I have an appt with a different neurologist on March 17. Z does stop seizures but it starts other things.
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I did see the story and will pass it on, Rhonda.
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I just realized that you also sponsored my father's memorial, William H. Roland. Again, thank you so much for your kindness.
Mike was a very special person and he was a major part of my life for 43 years. I miss him everyday. His life was cut short by lung cancer.
My father was special also. I am lucky to have had them both in my life.
Again, thank-you.
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Hi Rhonda,
I just added you to my friends. I would love to stay in touch with you. I feel how you feel. It seems so many vets and their sacrifices have been left to history. I see them as more than names,
especially if there is a bio. I can feel their
Hope you are enjoying better health these days...
Take Care, LeeAnne
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Rhonda: I am actually wiping tears from my face as I write to thank you for your sponsorship of my husband, Michael E. Bryant. There are no words to tell you how much this kindness is appreciated.
May you and yours be blessed.
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@};- Welcome back. I know you're so glad to be back home. Just take it easy & don't over do yourself. I'm praying U have a quick recovery & get back in the routine of things. You've been through so much this past 1 1/2 years. Oh! and thank U for visiting my son, Tim's memorial this past Friday the 20th. God Bless U, Gannon & the rest of your family & friends that help out. Get some rest,.. promise? ((Hugs)) Take care now. From one friend to another. :-) Mom of T.L.T. ~ 930/1 Tue. 11:05 PM EST.
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Also I should have mentioned if you forward what pages to do Mimi and I will help out late this week.
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On Kentucky Sweethearts page there is a baby needing tokens. I hope you are doing better, message us when you can. J
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You have done incredible work in researching the memorials for our veterans. I truly appreciate the fact that you leave flags or flowers with each
name. I found during research that I had distant relative in the Revolution. I noticed that not all
name had a flower. It seemed rather unforgotten and lonely so I began to search out our veterans from the Revolution. Once I had finished I began
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1812 War, thru WW1 to Vietnam. I am near the end
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I have been on this project about 4 or 5 months.
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Thank you for your dedications..
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