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Mr. Victor A. Kaufman served as Special at Ticketmaster Entertainment LLC. Mr. Kaufman served as the Chief Financial Officer of IAC/InterActiveCorp. from November 1997 to October 1999 and as Chairman from January 1997 to November 1997. Mr. Kaufman served in the Office of the Chairman of IAC from January 1997 to November 1997. Mr. Kaufman served as the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Savoy Pictures Entertainment, Inc. since March 1992. Mr. Kaufman was the founding ...
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Most people's biggest issue with using a bike as a form of transportation Is safety. People don't feel safe traveling more that a short distance on their bike when motor vehicles are near by. Not only that but a lot of people are also not comfortable wearing traditional biking attire.
This jacket concept is supposed to be a solution to multiple problems when it comes to biking but its main purpose is to help protect people from injury and to be somewhat fashionable in the process. The idea behind the jacket is that it would be a lightweight waterproof fabric that would be lined with rate sensitive padding. Keeping the same profile as a normal jacket while providing a hidden layer of fall protection.
The hood portion of the jacket contains a collapsible hard-shell helmet that would allow for the user to wear the jacket with the hood down when not on their bicycle and still having easy access to the helmet with out having to carry or secure it somewhere. The hard-shell would be made out of three sections of plastic elastically fastened together allowing for a snug fit on the user so the hood can't come off while riding and also maintaining peripheral vision by having the hood turn with the head.
The outside of the jacket has two ventilation areas one on both sides jacket for those people concerned with sweating, or if the user chose to wear the jacket on a sunny day. Along with the ventilation there are also multiple reflective graphic elements screen printed in place to make the user more visible during the day and night. Not only would the user be more safe from an injury but the reflectors would make it less likely for the user to have an incident with a motorist to begin with.
All in all this safety system gets rid of the need for multiple biking accessories and allows for the user to be fashionable, visible, cool, protected from injury and ready for cold rainy weather.

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Garmin Nuvi 3790T
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Garmin's latest GPS, the Nuvi 3790T, is one of their newest GPS units that are at the top of their product line. It has a 4.3-inch glass muiti-touch display with an 800 x 480 resolution display. It's also extremely stylish and offers many features, like real-time traffic updates.
The design of the Garmin Nuvi 3790T is almost that of the Apple iPhone 4 with its almost square-like design and silver-band around the edge of the device. The words "Garmin Nuvi" is etched into the side and gives it a sleek appeal. It measures 4.8 x 3.0 x 0.35-inches and weighs just over 4 ounces, which is the thinnest GPS available today. The 3790T can be mounted using the included bracket, which also handles the power and traffic antenna inputs so it can be easily taken out of the bracket without having to disconnect cables. The power and traffic inputs come over one cable, so you have minimal cables going up to your dashboard.
The front of the unit is made of glass, just like the iPhone, and has a 4.3-inch multi-touch display that has a resolution of 800 x 480 pixels. The screen looks exceptionally good, especially with vibrant colors and has good brightness/contrast levels. The unit supports multi-touch gestures, like pinching for zooming, and many others. The screen felt very responsive and accurate too. Entering data was easy using the on-screen keyboard (either full QWERTY or ABC) and predictive type made it even easier.
Some of the features of the Garmin Nuvi 3790T include a large points of interest database, measurement converter, 3D lane assist for highway interchanges, Garmin Locate, world clock, photo viewer, calculator, and more. The Garmin Locate feature automatically marks your current location when the unit is removed from its bracket, which is useful for getting out of your car and walking around and then using it to get back later while on foot. EcoRouting is also included, which will give you the most fuel efficient route to your destination if you choose and also give you information about your car's fuel efficiency while your drive.
While in navigation mode, you can view battery status, GPS signal strength and the current time across the top. The bottom is where buttons for the tools menu and volume controls when paired to a Bluetooth-enabled cell phone. While driving your route, the 3790T shows an accurate 3D view of your route and zooms out when appropriate and then zooms in when an action needs to be made, like a turn or merge. You also get information like time to destination, miles left, next action, and the current road's speed limit (if in the database).
Garmin also includes their TrafficTrends route system, which automatically learns traffic patterns to estimate your arrival more accurately. Ad-supported lifetime FM traffic updates are also included with this unit. This means your 3790T will automatically learn about traffic delays and closures along your route and give you the option to redirect around them. This service is ad-supported, which means you will occasionally see a relatively unobtrusive ad for a business nearby your location.
The 3790T allows for voice commands to be used with entering addresses, searching the POI database and adjusting your route. You can activate voice commands by simply saying "Voice Command" and then your command you wish to perform. Accuracy was decent in this category and about on average with others, but it is still fairly limited in scope.
Battery life is rated at four hours and the unit is also expandable via microSD card, which means you can view photos right on the device.


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Jimbo's hoardin' those btu's.
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I'd take cold weather over hot every time…
Forget the btus. Put another log on the fire. Then get cozy.
As Calvin's dad would say; "Being cold builds character!"
I live in a climate with 9 months of cold. Skiers like it, but its a drag with a cold and flu season that lasts so long. Gardeners pull their hair out when they get a frost in July.
The 7 years I spent down south made it plain to me that heat is much easier to deal with than endless winter. No months of ice for driving. Very few colds and flus. The ticks were not so nice, but we have them here in lesser numbers. -
Summer is my favorite, I love HOT weather. But I'm glad to live in a state with 4 seasons.
I just wonder how much money these comic people arew saving when the family gets sick from being cold? Ok ok Iknow it's just pen and ink but I have seen real people do this then wonder why they are sick all winter.
Hurl another twig in the furnace!
Amen. I can't stand the heat.
Same here. You can always put on a sweatshirt, and extra socks. Nevertheless I am looking forward to spring. I wish there were only two seasons, spring and fall.
It's forcast to be 80* F here today. Not going to say I live in Central Texas as it will make everyone sad that they are not here.
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I HATE summer here in NC. You can't breathe because the humidity is so high. It's like living in a 24/7 sauna. Is it my imagination or are Rose and Jimbo having more little spats than usual these days?
LOL Funny how we are all different. Personally I hate the cold but I grew up in Ca. I go outside in the summer to warm up because the cooler gets too cold.
@BoomSkee…how true!
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Jack Heart is a lone hiker who wanders into a quarantined mountain town. A violent tale of isolation, survival, and zombies. Read more
Jack Heart is a lone hiker who wanders into a quarantined mountain town. A violent tale of isolation, survival, and zombies.
About this project
Why Kickstarter?
Kickstarter funds will be used to promote, advertise, and distribute Kill Town, USA as an eBook and as a paperback. This includes: press releases, review-copies for critics, posters, Amazon online marketing, distribution channels, and a website.
Recently laid off, Jack Heart uses his time away from work to fulfill a lifelong dream: hiking the Appalachian Trail. In winter. After fighting off a sickly black bear, Jack decides to take a break from the Trail. However, he quickly realizes his problems are much greater than rogue wildlife. A toxic beef supply has turned millions of people into Heathens--flesh hungry corpses--and cities are putting themselves under quarantine. Hundreds of miles from home with no food and trapped by vigilantes, Jack Heart descends into a desperate, violent place in order to survive.
The Excerpt:
"Covered in snow, we couldn't see the floodplain. It was only partially frozen, but as soon as my boots cracked the ice I darted backwards. The mud was thick. I hobbled left and right, desperately throwing my body around for balance. As I righted myself for the last time, the earth under my right foot exploded. There was a snap like a bullwhip, my ankle throbbed sharp and ruthless. I gasped and fell to my knees. I couldn't look at my ankle. I felt it. The weight of it. The cold pressure of the steel jaws clamped there. I didn't look because that would only make it worse. Audrey screamed. I felt her fingers pry at the rusty clamp.
The bear trap was chained to a wild cherry tree six feet away. The chain, the trap, even the shackle around the tree was hidden by snow, and judging by the thick grease, it was set out perhaps only a few weeks ago.
The pain gave me the tunnel vision.
The worst thing on earth is to be victim to a racing heart. To lose control of the only thing you have control of. Your brain. I counted the breaths. I started over. One. Two. Finally, my lungs caught up. The heart reined in.
It is hard to delicately remove a bear trap. Once you open the jaws, the blood pours into the area and magnifies the pain twenty-fold. And when they are open, it is quite another matter to keep them open without letting them slip and re-clamp anew. The final and worst step is removing the foot from the trap. My foot felt severed. But with Audrey, we managed to remove the black steel trap, which chomped and tumbled into the snow when I let it go, and we sat on the ground packing snow around my ankle. You have to let it throb, to let the pain pass. I stared at the snow as it slowly turned red and melted away."
The Art:
The awesome cover art comes courtesy Andrew Spalding, an old friend and, obviously, a talented designer. He just happened to be working on book jackets when I asked him about possibly designing a cover. He also loves zombies, and this is what he came up with. He deserves much praise.
About the Video:
Thank you, Anna, for putting up with my constant requests to view the video in progress, and for suggesting I add creepy music. Pop Goes the Weasel, as heard in the video, is in the public domain and can be downloaded here: http://incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/index.html?genre=horror
A Brief History:
I do work at a funeral home, and I do imagine an army of zombies every time I open the garage door. However, I wrote the original KTUSA when we lived in Marshall, NC. That's kind of neat because that's where the story takes place.
Kill Town, USA started life as a bloated, rambling 260-page zombie novel with a whiny, maladroit accountant, Jackson Hartley, as its protagonist. A year and a half later, relocated in Tennessee and with a brand new baby, I revisited the novel and decided it was beyond saving. I thrashed it. Thoroughly. I pared it down to a skimpy 120 pages and developed a manly, calculating outdoorsman, Jack Heart, as the main character.
Now, the pacing is...well...there is pacing. And it is fast. There's more blood. There's also a love interest if you're interested in love in the time of Armageddon. And, as a result of changing the main character, the narration is now filled with his simple, measured thoughts, like this one: "I put the rifle to my face, took a deep breath, and fired[...]In that moment, I held the hand of God." Whether you love zombie fiction or not, you'll find Kill Town, USA engaging, exciting, and well worth your time.
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Backers get digital copies, signed print with note, plus a signed paperback copy of KTUSA. Also, your name goes on the yet-to-be-made website on a special, yet-to-be-named page.
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Backers get digital copies, signed print with note, two signed paperbacks (one personalized, one to give away with a note like, "Your friend forgot your birthday, so she's giving you my book. Hearts, Joseph"), your name on the website, plus your name goes on a dedication page in the paperback.
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Digital copies, three signed paperbacks, your name on the website and in the paperback, and one large (24"x36"), signed promotional poster. These posters are hand-printed by a local screen printer.
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In addition to everything you'd get at the $75 level, I will produce a spiral-bound collection of all my published short fiction: 10 stories total, signed with a personalized introduction.
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This is huge. You will get everything at the $100 level, plus a signed perfect-bound paperback of my short fiction, plus a signed perfect-bound paperback of the original 260-page version of Kill Town, USA. It's totally different. Even the artwork is different. It will never, ever be available to the public after this project closes.
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Greetings! Fiat LVX is a series of teaching videos composed of chapters with two segments - one theory and one practice - on the same theme. The chapters link with subsequent videos, helping to build context for our spiritual lives. No matter where you start in the series, however, the work each month will provide food for thought and practice.
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Even Chelsea Handler's buddy, Heather McDonald, thinks Jen might have a bun in the oven!
Do you blame the lack of ciggies or Justin Theroux for Jennifer Aniston's tummy pooch? Heather McDonald tells HollywoodLife.com exclusively that she thinks the 43-year-old star could be expecting.
"Jennifer (Aniston) had definitely put on weight in the last couple of months," the Chelsea Lately writer tells us at the QVC Red Carpet Style Event on Feb. 23. "When she came to do the show a couple days ago, you could tell she looked a little bit bigger. She could be pregnant. I know she wants to have a baby and she would make a wonderful mother. You can tell that Jennifer is so completely in love with Justin. She's just glowing."
Glowing because she's in love, or glowing because she's preggars? If that pooch gets any bigger, we'll have our answer.
More Jennifer Aniston News:
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(Famousa) Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.How can you critic somebodiy else's comment on how she feel about the way Jennifer looks.Well crtic me because I happen to think she is gorgeous from head to toe.beauty is not just a pretty face it is the total person.beauty is the inside as well as the outside. If you are ugly on the inside you are ugly to the bone.We have a few female celebrities that fit that bill don't we.(AJ)
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Why she'd wanna keep it a secret is beyond me, and most of all silly as there's no hiding the fact that she'll eventually balloon up.
If she's tryna avoid attention, she failed. She's getting more attention from this than if she were to say she IS pregnant. On the other hand she may be keeping the media on their toes as she doesn't wanna let go of the spot light.
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She's not smoking in that pic. Look at it closer, and others taken that night. It's not a cigarette…too large, bright and not in her mouth or hand in the pic. In fact her finger is going through the alleged cigarette. It's just a glare in the one pic and a tabloid site jumping on the bandwagon to claim that it was a cigarette.


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On Aug. 20, two of my best friends and I were in a wreck. Gregory A. Summers, features editor, wrote about the wreck in his article,"Seatbelts protect teens in crash."
I would just like to thank him so much for that article. It meant a lot to have the paper waiting for me to read when I got home from the hospital two weeks later.
I can't remember much from the wreck. Most of what I know is from the article and told to me by my parents, my friends and their parents.
On Nov. 4, we have the opportunity to elect a fine Christian woman, Mandy Powers Norrell, to the S.C. Senate. Mandy has written several guest columns for the paper sharing with us glimpses of her life.
She has told us of her more than 200 years of ancestry in Lancaster County, her heartfelt concern for the present generation and her vision for the future.
I have been impressed by Mandy's overwhelming concern for those in our community whose lives and livelihoods have been diminished by our recent economic problems.
I just returned from changing a flat tire for my wife – a common enough event, for certain.
What is bothersome about this particular incidentis that she sat in a busy parking lot with a 2-year-old and 4-year-old inthe carfor over an hour and only one person offered assistance and that was just a couple of minutes before I arrived from 30 miles away.
No doubt about it, this is going to be a historic election year. Nationally, we are going to have the first black president or the first female vice president.
Locally, we're going to have either the first female representative from Lancaster County in the S.C. Legislature, or the first black representative since the Reconstruction Era.
We could also have the first female state senator from Lancaster.
I am writing regarding the situation of the American public. We hear each day about the big money business pitfall. But their problems become our problems. How can the government come up with $700 billion to bail out the big guys? And we – the unemployed workers and our families – also need a bailout. There are no jobs. No one is hiring. We're the ones who need to be bailed out. If we don't have jobs and money to survive, how are the banks supposed to have money?
Our government needs to start from the bottom, not the top. We the people make up the latter.
A 15-year-old has been charged after investigators say he accidentally shot his 16-year-old friend on Thursday.
The 15-year-old, whose name is not being released because of his age, has been charged by the Department of Juvenile Justice with possession of a pistol by a person under 18 and possession of a stolen pistol.
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Willie Stewart, who founded Stewart Funeral Home in Heath Springs more than 30 years ago, died Aug. 29. He was 67.
If you didn't get a chance to meet Willie Stewart, his daughters will tell you he was a hard-working man who wanted the best for everyone. Pamela Stewart said those qualities were evident in his work as a funeral home director and through all other aspects of his daily life.
"He was a good provider," she said. "He always wanted the best for us."
The U-18 LFC boys played two matches after two weeks off from competition Saturday. The club defeated Sumter 5-3 and tied Georgetown 2-2. The layoff did not interfere with the offensive progress the boys have exhibited this season. Scoring a total of 7 goals in two matches reenforces the philosophy of the club to attack beautifully with creativity.The directors have encouraged the players from the goalkeeper on up to look for scoring opportunities and to attack with courage and flair.
State Rep. Mick Mulvaney, R-District 45, said Thursday that he won't accept any reimbursements related to any emergency session of the state Legislature.
It seems increasingly likely that lawmakers may have to return to Columbia to address budget shortfalls, Mulvaney said.
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Picky Eaters
Don't ask me how it happened, but my child has turned into the pickiest eater. I always said I would not fix my kids "speacial" meals- different from what we are eating. Now my three year old goes with out dinner about 70% of the time. She doesn't get anything else to eat until morning, but still won't eat her dinner. She actually makes herself gag. For example, peas... she ate them a month ago, but now gags- same with spigetti.(sp?)
Any advise on how to get this under control? I was curious what those who have a large family do (ie- mommy of 9). Surely you can't fix "speacial" meals for each child- right? Did I foster her picky eating or are some kids just like this?
I have 3 kids, and no matter what I make for supper, I can't make everyone happy every day! I have one child especially who is a very picky eater. I do not make a separate meal for anyone, if I am fixing something that I know a child really doesn't care for, then I will make sure that the side dishes are something that he/she will eat, and that they are nutritious and filling. Sometimes I will modify a plate for a child, for example one of my kids hates red sauce, so if we are having spaghetti, for example, I will take out her portion of pasta before I put sauce on it, and she will eat hers with olive oil and parmesan cheese. Since she also doesn't like her food mixed together, no casseroles for her!- I will sometimes take the individual ingrediaents and put some aside for her before I put the final dish together, like she doesn't like chicken pot pie, so if I make that I will put some cooked chicken, and vegetables aside, and serve it to her like that. I only do things like this if I know the child doesn't truly like the food, if it is just not their "favorite" then they still expected to eat it. I just don't have the time to be preparing seperate meals for everyone. I think some kids are just picky eaters, and others become picky because they are allowed to. I know my daughter would be a lot pickier if I let her!
I have 3 kids. One is picky the other two are not. The oldest is the pickiest. I never treated them any different so I don't think you made your child that way. As he gets older (he is 7.5) he is getting MUCH better. I think it is because we never made food a battle and as he gets older and sees more people eating different things he is more open to trying things he would never try before. Just this week he asked me if I could buy honeydew, which he would never eat when he was younger. He tried it at school and he liked it. The younger ones are 5,2.5 and they will try anything once without the slightest hesitation. There are some foods they don't like, but they are not like the oldest who wouldn't try anything that just didn't look right to him.
The way I structure meals is that if I am fixing something the kids like then I expect them to eat what I have fixed. There is no "I like XXX but I don't feel like eating it tonight." If I fixed food I know they like then they have to eat what I made. However, if I made something I KNOW one family member doesn't like I will fix a different meal for them. That goes for hubby and I as well. The special meal usually consists of a sandwich, plain pasta, or reheated leftovers, no herculean efforts.
I think it is a matter of respect. My husband doesn't like certain things that the rest of us like. It is unfair to not have the rest of the family enjoy a food they like just because my husband doesn't like it. Well, I wouldn't put a plate in front of him filled with food he doesn't like and then tell him he has to eat it. I put together something quick that he likes and he can eat that while the rest of us eat what we like. Well-if I wouldn't do it to my husband then I wouldn't do it to my kids.
Just remember that no child will starve himself to death when presented with enough food to eat. Their appetite can vary tremendously from day to day. Some days my 5 yo eats 3 eggs for breakfast, some days he just wants a glass of milk. Try not to make food a battleground.
I just watched a segment on some television show (maybe American Baby) on which a doctor spoke about how very little our babies' bellies really are--about the size of your palm. He strongly suggested not forcing them to eat when they protest or stopping them from eating when they finally do! He gave the suggestion of letting them graze during the day by sitting out icecube tray sized portions (cut up veggies, fruit, whole grains, etc.) and letting them eat when they are hungry.
I am going to give this a try as my 14 1/2 month old DD also doesn't eat much in the pm. She eats a great breakfast, a VERY small lunch and hardly any dinner. The only reservation I have about it is how messy that could be. I guess I would have to teach her to only eat in the kitchen??? Oh great. I guess I would have to set an example and not eat in front of the television any longer! LOL
Hmmmm?? This is very similar to what I've been reading about how I should lose this last 20 pounds of baby fat--eating six mini-meals a day!!!
Susan - your post could have been written by me - esp the part about my pledge years ago to never cook separate meals! LOL
My DD is super picky now (she's almost 4). She could eat PBJ every meal of the week. But then she'll turn around the next week and eat anything I put in front of her. I try on the weeks she seems picky, to give her more water and less juice, in case she's fillng up on beverages. I have also found that if I put her plate in front of her and then pretent to be occupied (doing dishes, making grocery list, sorting mail), she will eat almost anything I put in front of her. Something about feeling independent. I also try to make sure during the picky weeks, that I give quality (PBJ out of whole wheat bread, no-salt-no-sugar-added peanut butter and all-fruit spread). (Macaroni and cheese with peas or sliced turkey cooked into it). Stuff like that.
If anyone out there has a sure-fire cure for the picky-phase syndrome, please SPEAK OUT!
Thanks for the replies!! I'm glad to know this is more common than I thought and seems to be just another stage. I was starting to worry she'd never eat anything with color- no green, red etc- unless it's coated with sugar that is!
The sure fire cure seems to be age. When the get older they seem to get a little better at trying new things. Now-my 7 yo is still the pickiest eater of the group. He was just born that way. But-he tries new things with more confidence now. It comes SLOWLY though.
I am so glad to see that I am not alone. My 3 yr. old son is the pickiest eater. He used to eat vegetables and fruit, he would try all kinds of meat and pasta. Now, the pasta has to be either mac and cheese (not homemade, the boxed stuff), oodles of noodles, or angle hair pasta. He won't eat chicken unless it's in the form of a nuggett or a pot pie, but he picks out all of the vegetables, no beef (not even hamburger), the only sandwich that he will eat is grilled cheese, only eats green beans as a vegetable (he also gags on carrots, peas, etc.), nothing with mayo in it or on it, no hotdogs, the only fruit he will eat is oranges or apple sauce. He will eat pizza, fish sticks/paddies, french fries, tater tots, mashed potatoes, onion rings, cereal, eggs, scrapple, bacon, and bread/toast. He also will eat snacky stuff like chips, pretzels, gold fish. But this is it. It makes it hard to go to anyone's house and eat without stopping and getting something for him. I had heard all of the sarchasm. I can't make him eat better food. He starves himself, then gets cranky and hard to live with. He has tried other foods and literally threw them right up. The only thing that he will eat at thanksgiving will be mashed potatoes, bread and apple sauce, no turkey. It gets so frustrating. I sincerely hope that this is a phase. I have also tried chewable vitamins to supplement his diet. Projectile vomitting. He drinks alot of juice and milk, so, he is getting something. He's not a thin kid. He just eats junky stuff. If anyone has any hope for us, please let us know.
Jainie- That's us!! Today I made meals for the next few weeks to freeze in advance. I was looking at them as I was putting them in the containers thinking she's not going to eat a single one of these! We did find Gummi Bear vitamins that she likes, I've seen them at Walmart and Walgreens.
-All this research on vitamins and I guess we all turn out okay anyway- thank goodness!
It amazes me how independant they can be. My four year old does not like anything. I cook almost every single night, very healthy meals. I don't know where he gets it from. He hates things that he has never even tried. Sometimes I can bribe him, and say if you eat this you can have what you want after. "Is that bad"? His favorites are, PJB sandwiches, cereal, cereal, and cereal. He could live off of cereal! I even bring cereal to daycare because he will not eat there either. I worry all the time if he gets enough nutrician. I can simpithize with you Janie about the projectile vomiting, my son does it all the time if he does not like something, or he will chew it all up then spit it right back out onto his plate, of course he gets in trouble when he does that, he knows to go to the trash or the bathroom. I encourage him to eat every time but I never make him eat, I think that is wrong. Should I use a suppliment? I have thought about those drinks, I have seen on commercials, like Ensure for kids. But my luck he would hate it then I would have waisted my money. Has anyone ever tried these?
I thought about those drinks, Ensure I think that they are called. I am going to try to find the gummy vitamins first, the drinks are expensive. I have found that I can't MAKE him eat anything. I can just hope that this is a phase. My daughter, 17 months eats all kinds of things. I never have to make her a special meal. My son grows, so he must be doing something right. I have a friend whose son would drink milk mostly, and only eat peanut butter and bacon sandwiches, that's it. He's a doctor now, very healthy and trim. He still doesn't eat a variety of food. I hope my son doesn't stay this way, but I want him to be healthy. At least peanut butter and bacon was portable, everything that my son eats has to be cooked or prepared. I wish he would eat sandwiches, burgers, or something easy. I am also having a problem potty training him. He was doing it now he refuses. I wonder if this is a control issue? The 2 things that we can't make them do, go on a potty, and eat certain foods.
Don't do Pediasure unless you want a worse problem (is that proper grammar?). They taste just like a milkshake - very yummy, and my nephew is addicted to them - fills up on them and won't eat solid food. They are having a time getting him off of them. And like Jainie said they are very expensive. Here in Atlanta they run $10.50 and when I was in FL last week, I saw them for $11.50 (for a carton of 8 cans).


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East coast idol Philadelphia USA, and the traditional southern city of Munich, Germany – what do these two cities have in common?
They both tie the knot!
I lived in Philadelphia for many years. Known for its grandiose Art Museum, the Liberty Bell, Will Smith, Sylvester Stallone*, Robert Indiana's LOVE statue, Wooder Ice ("Water Ice" is only for non-locals), the Cheese Steak Wit, Cheese Steak without (yes those are two different things entirely) (oh, and please don't confuse this with cheese cake), and last but not least, the beloved soft pretzel.
And now I find myself living in the traditional and beautiful Bavarian city of Munich in Southern Germany; associated with dirndl, lederhosen, Oktoberfest, alpine cuteness (mountains, huts, men who yodel, lebkucken (gingerbread) hearts, and plaid patterns) endless supplies of beer, and its noble accompaniment, the Bretzel.
Dating back to about 600 AD, it is believed that a Monk in Italy used left over dough pieces and folded them into a shape resembling arms crossed during prayer. He later used these little breads as rewards for children who recited their prayers and bible verses and they became to be known as the Pretiola meaning little reward, and Brachiola meaning little arms.
This religiously symbolic bread became so popular amongst Monasteries, that it quickly spread across Europe. Centuries later, German immigrants brought the Bretzel to North America; Pennsylvania to be exact, where the Pennsylvania Dutch carried the pretzel making tradition on, making it a Philadelphia staple today.
So what are the odds that two of the cities I have lived in share a twisted tradition and a pretzel passion?
Here's the recipe:
For the pretzels, you will need:
- 500g of flour. If you are in Germany you can use the 550 type
- 300 ml of whole milk
- 1 Tablespoon of fine salt
- 1 cube of fresh bakers yeast (about 40 grams)
- 1 Tablespoon of sugar
- 40g of butter
For the pretzel-making you will need:
- 2 Litres of water
- 6 Tablespoons of baking soda (Natron in Germany)
- some salt to sprinkle on the pretzel. I prefer Maldon salt as it is kinder on the teeth
- slotted metal spoon
- Oven trays that are greased well with butter
Step 1:
- Heat up the milk to about 110 degrees Fahrenheit – or 40 degrees Celsius. Take note that milk that is too hot will kill the active yeast!
- Take a large bowl, and dissolve the sugar in the heated milk
- Crumble the active yeast into the bowl
- Set this aside for at least 15 minutes. It will foam a lot. There is no need to stir it (just make sure the yeast is crumbled)
Step 2:
- Mix the flour, salt, butter and yeast/milk/sugar mixture together in a ball of dough
- Place the dough ball in a slightly oiled (so it doesn't stick) glass or ceramic bowl. Cover it with a tea towel and set it in a warm place (away from a draft) for at least an hour or two. The yeast needs time to do its business, and the dough should double in size
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- After the dough has doubled in size, knead it with your hands for a few minutes and roll it into a sausage shape. Due to the high yeast content it will be somewhat elastic. There should be no need to flour the surface since it should not be sticky after you kneaded it with your hands
- Take off a chunk and roll it with both hands into a long thing sausage shape, at least 30cm or so
- Form the pretzels by creating a U shape, twisting it once at the top, folding it over and bringing it down
- Place the pretzels on a cutting board or flat surface that fits into your fridge
- They need to sit for at least one hour (uncovered) in the fridge to become firm
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- After at least an hour (or more) in the fridge, prepare the water by boiling at least 2L of water to 6 tablespoons of baking soda. Depending on how many pretzels you are making, and how big they are, you may need to double this amount. For the recipe above, the 2L to 6 Tablespoons suffices for about 12 small sized pretzels.
- (be careful not to add all the baking soda to the boiling water at once, as it will foam a lot at first)
- While you're waiting for the water to boil, grease up 2 oven trays with butter and set aside
- Take the pretzels out of the fridge and get your slotted spoon handy
- You will want to boil each pretzel, one by one, for roughly 30 seconds
- Using the slotted spoon, let the water drip off a bit and transfer it to the greased baking tray
- Sprinkle the top with a little maldon salt
- Repeat this, one by one, until all the pretzels are prepared on the baking tray and then,
- Bake them at 220 degrees Celsius until nicely browned (about 15 or 20 minutes)
- Let them cool
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- How to enjoy your Soft Pretzel, Philadelphia Style: preferably on the go, with yellow mustard or cheese wiz.
- How to enjoy your Bretzel, the German way: with a Weißwurst and sweet mustard, although it's probably best if washed down with a Bier, along a lake, near a mountain, in a beer hall, in a tent, you take your pick. Wearing Tracht is optional.
*which reminds me. A small tip if you are ever in Philadelphia and/or talking to a Philadelphian. It's generally safer never to admit, ever, that you either (a) didn't see any of the Rocky movies and/or (b) didn't enjoy any of the Rocky movies. I learnt this the hard way and am still paying for it 10+ years later
You're welcome! If you try out the recipe at home make sure to take pictures and tag us via Facebook to keep the pretzel love going :-)
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I love pretzels but never even thought of making them. Thanks for sharing this recipe!
I've love to invite you to the FoodieTuesday carnival I do at my blog. Here's the link for this week's carnival. (http://insidejourneys.com/foodie-tuesday-codfish-fritters-stamp-and-go/) Hope you can join in the party. The post doesn't have to be a recent one, and the link stays active for a week. Hope to see you there!
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Thanks Marcia, I will check it out :) The pretzel making is actually a LOT of fun!
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Oh my, a Weißwurst breakfast with homemade Brezn tomorrow would be a DREAM! I've bookmarked the recipe!
January 3, 2014-
Great! let me know how it works out for you Rachel :) they taste great dusted in cinnamon sugar too! but there's nothing better than a fresh, warm, laugen brezn!
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Trigg County opens their soccer season today at Fort Campbell. The Wildcats lost just one game a year ago -- that coming to Henderson County in the region title game. The Wildcats have beaten Fort Campbell just twice in 30 career meetings. Their last win came in 2008. In their only meeting last year, the teams played to a 3-3 tie in the season opener. Trigg County was 15-1-4 last year, while the Falcons were 10-6-2. Elsewhere today:
University Heights (9-10-4) will play across town at Christian County (6-12-3). UHA won the only matchup last year 1-0.
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This holiday weekend, the Nave Museum will be open Friday through Sunday as the Day of the Dead exhibit comes to a close.
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Though not a theist by any stretch of the imagination, Berlinski's task in the book is more toward freedom of thought in exposing the scientific fallacies and pretentions of atheism that has been recently seen in such authors as Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris, Daniel Dennett, and Christopher Hitchens. Berlinski is a secular Jew, who admits he knows no Hebrew, nor has Judaism had any impact on his thinking. However, with a delightful wit and acerbic manner, Berlinski exposes the false assertions of scientism masquerading in universities as proof against traditional religious belief. Among his conclusions regarding today's militant atheism in science, he demonstrates the following: science has not even come close to disproving God's existence, the bankruptcy of quantum physics to explain the origin of the universe, secularism has caused more damage, destruction, and death than religion ever has (e.g., Hitler and Darwin). He also highlights the oppression of scientific "orthodoxy" that rigorously tries to destroy anything that would suggest a higher power. His conclusion is that scientific atheism is a frivolous exercise in intellectual contempt. T his book is a spin-off from the movie Expelled by Ben Stein. It is incisive, witty, and boldly bares the hypocrisy of the orthodox, atheistic scientific community by exposing its false claims. It is a thought-provoking book that every Christian who believes in creation should read.


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LAS CRUCES- A hand tool developed in Las Cruces is launching nationally and the maker is hoping to land deals with home improvement retailers.
Its owner says it'll save a lot of time and money for those who deal with certain kinds of materials at construction sites. "This is the big thing right now. It's just a matter of letting people know about it," said Kolmar Kutter creator Daniel Flores.
The compact hand tool can cut through brick, pavement and manufactured stone in a few seconds. "You put the stone in, you pump up the hydraulic. It pops it. Very simple. One, two, three kind of a step," said Daniel.
Daniel, a developer in Las Cruces, created the device, he says, out of frustration over how long the machines he was using took to cut through material. "Getting out there and making a saw cut takes a long time, approximately 20 seconds. You waste a lot of time," said Daniel.
He says with other tools, you also don't end up with a clean cut as a video on the company's website demonstrates. "The biggest factor is that it's a very clean and precise cut. Where you measure it, that's where you're going to get the cut," said Daniel.
Now that he's got his patent, Daniel says he's ready to introduce his creation to the nation. Daniel says the Kolmar Kutter is portable, which is a big advantage over other bulky tools and he says it saves money.
"If you were to take a block saw or what have you, you're going to get about 500 cuts out of that one blade and you have to change things out and you're looking at $30 to $50 per blade," said Daniel.
Something else he's proud of is that he's building his business in the place he calls home and bringing jobs to the area. "We are utilizing a lot of local distributors who are providing us the steel, the cutting of the steel and there's a phenomenal amount and we're adding to that because Las Cruces really is helping us to be able to do this," said Daniel.
The Kolmar Kutter is scheduled to be featured on the DIY Network in January on the show "I Want That" and they're hoping to land spots in "King of Dirt" and "Cool Tools" as well. For more information on the Kolmar Kutter, visit www.kolmarinc.com. To contact the company's sales representative, call Alex Guillen at 915-999-4439.


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