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* one pound of beef in broth * one pound of steak and kidneys * 8 ounces of liver loaf * 8 ounces of corned beef * 12 ounces of luncheon loaf (like Spam) * 8 ounces of bacon * 2 pounds of margarine * one pound of lard * one pound of fruit preserves * one pound of honey * one pound of raisins * one pound of chocolate * 2 pounds of sugar * 8 ounces of egg powder * 2 pounds of whole-milk powder * 2 pounds of coffee
Products from Canada and the U.S. are totally different, but I grew up in L.A. and I miss TV Dinner. TV dinner also happens to be the one thing you can't get anywhere in Japan. I even made inquiries and the most convincing opinion I heard was that it could be due to some ingredients that are illegal in Japan. Tells you how junk they are :)
Another thing I miss is Pop-Tarts. I did find some once in a supermarket here in Japan (National Azabu), so at least I know it's legal, but you hardly see them here.
But these kind of mass production foods can usually be obtained through the Foreign Buyers Club which is an on-line shopping site that can import almost anything given the time and money. So what I ask for souveniors are organic food that is homemade by small organic food shops in the country, or spice mixes that you can only get at open-air markets.
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As an American living in Japan, there are some things I miss, but would probably be impossible to send through the mail.
Though Japanese versions of these foods also exist in Japan, they aren't exactly the same.
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Yesterday my sister, my brother, my mom, and I went to the gym. I had a good workout, and I finally started feeling better after having coped with food for the stress that I'm experiencing because of school. On the way home, we were talking and I said that I just had to stop eating all this garbage. It is something that I completely struggle with, and I knew that at least telling them about it would not only give them a heads up, but it would also help me stay accountable-at least a little, to let them know that I'm interested in fixing this further. I guess it was also sort of a cry for help to let them know that I want to and need to change.
My mom kind of laughed and said "yeah, and then you'll say that tomorrow, and the next day...". It really hurt my feelings. She's made "jokes" like that before. I hate that she says things like that, but when I say anything about it, she says "I'm just joking" or something stupid that totally invalidates my feelings.
I am happy to say though that during Spring break, Adam, my two brothers, and I are going to go to California. We're going to check out a law school that he's interested in going to in Clovis, near Fresno. It's interesting because it's about 2 hours away from the town that I spent my early childhood in. We're going to take a nice little road trip. I'm SO excited! I haven't been back to California in over 10 years. If he does decide to go to that school, we will be moving there. That also means that we will likely spend the rest of our lives there. I'm actually REALLY excited by the thought of that.
I know that moving away doesn't solve all the problems, but I get SO depressed with the Oregon rain and the cold. I do feel that at least living where the weather is better will help a lot.
On top of that, I need to get out there and start my life. I feel like staying here is actually hindering me emotionally. I know it sounds terrible for me to say that I don't want to be in that environment, but it is what will be best for me.
My youngest brother-the one that defended me, and jogs with me every once in a while, my fiance and I will be moving to California together should that happen. We just have to check it out to see how that goes.
If we don't end up going to California, it won't be the end of the world. The three of us will look into renting a house eventually.
Right now the thing that I have to worry about the most is getting through this term, and getting all my research data. The second thing I need to worry about it to start applying for work. I've never just relocated to another state before, so I don't really know how to do that. Adam will have funding if we go there. If they can't offer him a good funding package, then we'll stay here in Oregon. I'm nervous and worried about me finding a job, but my BA will help.
I guess whatever happens will happen. I'm not going to be sad if we don't move. No matter what, I will be happy and we will make it work. We will still make the trip Spring Break. I'm definitely excited for that. I haven't had a vacation in a long time, so this is very exciting for me. No matter what happens, I will continue with this weight loss journey. I have to stay accountable, and I will make my needs known.
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You have to do what's best for you. When you move, you'll have a lot more autonomy. You will get to make choices right for you; you can decide to limit your exposure to negative thinking.
Moving doesn't solve anything...you can't exactly run away from family problems.
You'll still have to deal with what bothers you. But distance (whether it's a town or a state away) will give you some added benefit.
Keep up your good work! Don't let them bring you down.
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First off, just focus on Spring Break and have a blast! What happens after that, is out of your control. Is Adam planning on applying to any other Law Schools?
Second, regarding your mom's response: we can't change anybody from ourselves and if she can't be the supportive person that you need her to be, then so be it. I know it's harder when it's your family that isn't supportive. Sometimes I think it comes from jealousy and fear, you know? Fear because sometimes those people worry about how the relationship will change if we become healthy and they don't. Jealousy, because misery likes company. Sorry, hopefully that doesn't sound too harsh, but that's just my personal experience with people who react that way to me.
Good luck on the job front!
Also, aren't you also planning on applying to law school? Is that where you want to go, too?
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Hearing that sort of "joke" from someone you expect a little support from, does hurt...Just remember, youare doing this for YOU.
On the flip side of that coin, it does let you know, they have heard it before doll, so, THIS is the time you prove it and make them eat crow!
Best wishes with college!
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- ECB inaction to support euro on the crosses
- the new BoJ won't disppoint USDJPY bulls
- MPC waits for Budget BoE review, stay short Cable
- SNB to stay on hold in the week ahead, watch USDCHF
- Norges Bank also to remain unchanged next week
- Australian jobs, RBNZ meeting should temper AUDNZD rally"
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ING Bank - "February has presented an unambiguously good US nonfarm payrolls report, with both the non-farm payrolls and unemployment rate pushing in very encouraging directions. Non-farm payrolls rose 236K, up from 119K, which was part of a 15K net downward revision to the previous month's data.
(...) The near term market reaction will be to sell the back end of the yield curve, and for equities and the dollar to rally (especially against the JPY and GBP). With the Fed committed to…
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I ran across this today and thought it was interesting. The World Bank is forecasting a softening in both gold and oil prices over the next ten years. If gold does decline it "might" mean a stronger dollar. The negative correlation between the two doesn't always hold true but it's something to consider when looking at the bigger picture.
So what might drive gold lower? The first guess would be inflation and an increase in interest rates. Rates here in the US have been low for a…
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UBS - "The pound, like the yen recently, is undergoing a sharp devaluation against the other major currencies. Late on Friday, Moody's stripped the UK of its AAA rating citing continued weakness in Britain's medium term growth outlook. We remain bearish sterling and expect Cable to trade in a lower 1.40-1.50 range over the next couple of months.
Financial markets are set for a challenging week. (...) This week's key points for currencies are:
- Bernanke to be dovish but Fed hawks…
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UBS - "Sterling is likely to be the next major currency that depreciates strongly. This follows the plunge of the yen over the last few months. As central banks tolerate higher levels of inflation, the pound is set to weaken further across the board particularly against our favourite G4 currency, the US dollar. This week's key points are:
- watch FOMC minutes for signs of Fed easing fatigue
- Italian elections key for euro in the week ahead
- forget G20, Abe's BoJ choice to…
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Pivot: 80.75
Recommendation: SHORT positions below 80.75 with 79.00 & 78.40 as next targets.
Alternative scenario: The upside breakout of 80.75 will call for a rebound to 81.75/82.25.
Comment:Bearish momentum breakout has been completed on the daily chart at 79.70, more losses are suggested to 79.00/ 78.40 levels as long as the pair trades below 80.75 -10 Jan 2013 high, only a daily close above this…
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The Euro is deemed to sustain its strength against the US dollar today as cautious comments by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke over the US economy suggested that the central bank was in no hurry to withdraw monetary stimulus. In Europe, ratings agency Standard & Poor's raised its outlook on both Luxembourg and Finland in another sign that the Euro Zone has made considerably ground in its crisis fight, boosting the single currency in turn.
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A couple of weeks ago I stopped for the mail and, before I could get my hand into the box, heard the distinct sounds of baby birds. I quickly drew my hand back, suspecting that I might be in the cross-hairs of the mama somewhere close by. A few seconds went by without the appearance of an angry female of the avian variety, and I reached back in, this time seeing two baby birds sprawled across the stack of sale papers and catalogs.
The countdown is on - the last school bell rings in the not-so-distant future, and kids, parents and teachers are planning their festivities with gusto. Use each day in May to celebrate another completed school year; remember to praise your kids for a job well done, and thank teachers for their compassion and care of your children. Make it a memorable May with some of the wild, but authentic celebrations below, or make up a few of your own to welcome summertime merriment.
The first of four ships named Milledgeville was the Confederate ship the CSS Milledgeville. Built for war, it was a steam-powered iron-clad sloop weighing some 1,000 tons, 175 feet long and 35 feet across.
Q: Our ninth-grade son always manages to get A's and B's on his report card, but just before the report card comes out, his grades take a complete dive. Should we punish him for this or just accept this imperfection?
I can't help it. About every six months, I have to check into the Market District. I still think that was one of the shrewdest moves I have seen.
Who is not interested in peace in life? Who doesn't want calmness, serenity, quiet, stillness and tranquility to characterize each day? Everyone seems to want peace, but few find it easy to attain. Fewer still seem to have the ability to help others find this calmness and serenity in their lives.
The first vessel named Altamaha was owned by the Steamboat Company of Georgia, formed in 1816 by Samuel and Charles Howard. Built in Charleston in 1817, the Altamaha arrived at Savannah on Oct. 27, 1818.
Q: My 4-year-old stepson still has the occasional tantrum in response to being told that he can't have or do something. His mother, who has primary custody (he's with us two days a week, generally), is very permissive, so he comes by this "honestly." When he throws a tantrum, we put him in his "tantrum place," which is a chair in the dining room. That causes his tantrum to get worse, actually, and it sometimes takes him thirty minutes or more to calm himself down to where he can get out of the chair. Is there anything we ...
As you might imagine, folks come up to me all of the time about rumors they have heard. It is true or is it not?
A fellow in West Virginia asks, "My wife and I need to agree concerning our children. She sees things one way, and I see things a completely - and I mean COMPLETELY - different way. How can we get on the same page?"
On Wednesday the Georgia Cities Foundation and Georgia Municipal Association will bring its three day "Heart & Soul" Tour of eight Georgia cities to Statesboro. The bus tour will show state agency heads, business leaders, downtown developers and philanthropists ways in which cities are revitalizing and capitalizing on their downtowns.
About forty years ago, as divorce was becoming commonplace, America began waking up to the importance of fatherhood. Up until then, the literature on child rearing was almost exclusively mother-oriented. Fathers didn't count for much. After all, Freud had pretty much ignored them, hadn't he?
Over the past two centuries, several boats have been named "Ogeechee." The first such vessel, built in 1863 to be a wooden steamer, was converted into a steam-powered "screw-ram."
As I walked the grounds of Augusta National last Saturday, I was in perpetual awe just like everybody else. If this past weekend is any indication, then the sport of golf as a whole is very, very healthy which brings me to my topic - Georgia Southern's University Park recreational development.
The saw-tooth oaks in the back yard, the ones that started out as knee-high, pinky-sized saplings, tower over me now. They move in the breeze like crinolined ball gowns, all hip-swaying, bodice-gripping green chiffon. Their widest branches reach out curving, almost touching, debutantes holding hands before their names are called. They look like Scarlett O'Hara at the barbecue, all insolent and saucy, dangerously aware of their beauty and its seductive power. And, because there are two, the Tarleton twins don't have to fight. There is plenty to go around.
Every morning, I get to look into the eyes of the most beautiful lady I have ever seen. I smile at her and she says, "Good morning, Doofus!" with a smile that makes my day. All week I get to drive on some back roads - hopefully avoiding the ubiquitous deer - to be at East Georgia State and surrounded by students of all shapes and sizes and some of the nicest colleagues you'd ever want to meet. My office is on the south side and I am within spitball range of three historians, two great English professors, a first class ...
First, a full disclosure: I have been vaccinated against measles, mumps, diphtheria, rubella, whooping cough, smallpox and shingles and have had none of these maladies. At one time or another, my wife received all of these same vaccinations. Our kids were both immunized, and they have chosen to have their kids immunized. None of us has ever had an adverse reaction to a vaccination.
Clothing stores normally display new fashions well ahead of the season. Stores here in Statesboro have had spring fashions out for several weeks, even though spring is several weeks away. An iron-clad rule for merchandisers is to "get the jump" on the buying seasons. In a spiritual context, Christians should be interested in "getting the jump" on sin, being prepared for temptation when it comes. This can be done if we'll apply some basic principles.
Question: What is the correct way to pronounce "pecan"? My wife says she pronounces it the Southern way. I disagreed and we got into an argument. ...
I want to believe the groundhog.
(Note: The following is part of a series of articles looking at the history and evolution of agriculture in Georgia and Bulloch County.)
What's in a name? Why everything, but mainly the great history that is tied to even greater people.
A significant drop in the crime rate reported last week by the Statesboro Police Department is good news, indeed, and a positive sign that recent efforts at increasing cooperation between local law enforcement agencies is working. Based on data compiled by the FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting Program, Part 1 crimes - the most serious and violent crimes - dropped 10.5 percent in 2014 compared to 2013.
I was talking to a colleague Monday and ended up in a remarkable conversation that went from exercise to distractions and eventually to Christianity. Hey! I don't plan these meetings. They just seem to happen. Let's call them Providence.
I came to know about "Blind Willie" McTell late in my life - about 11 years ago when I was working on Del Presley's "A Place to Call Home" at the brand new Emma Kelly Theater.
Seems a little unreasonable that the month of February, the one that touts hearts and love and sweethearts and chocolate, is the shortest month on the calendar. But, that just means extra care and attention must be given each day to those we love. Warm up the days in February with time spent with family - bundle up and go for long walks, roast marshmallows, read books under the covers or gather in the kitchen and prepare a big pot of soup. Make every day a celebration with unique ideas or try some of the holidays below.


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Knowing Doc Pomus had polio and spent his adult life on crutches or in a wheelchair makes the lyric oh so poignant, too. As I said yesterday - it's a perfect record.
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Protesters at Marie Stopes private abortion clinic in Belfast
Up to 40 people are protesting outside the first private clinic to offer abortions in Northern Ireland.
The service, run by Marie Stopes, opened in Belfast on Thursday.
It has said it will provide terminations within NI's current legal framework - abortions are not illegal but are very strictly controlled.
The protesters at the clinic are from a range of religious denominations and are holding up placards with images of aborted foetuses.
An anti-abortion group has called for the clinic to be shut down, but Abortion Rights welcomed its opening.
Northern Ireland, unlike the rest of the UK, is not covered by an Abortion Act.
Abortions can be carried out only to preserve the life of the mother or if continuing the pregnancy would have other serious, permanent physical or mental health effects.
Unlike the rest of the UK, Northern Ireland does not have an Abortion Act. Instead an 1861 law makes it a criminal offence to procure a miscarriage.
In 1945 an exception was added that abortion could be permitted to preserve the life of the mother.
Despite the fact that between 30 and 40 medical terminations are carried out by the NHS in Northern Ireland every year, the exact circumstances in which is it is allowed remain vague.
Revised official guidelines initially drafted in in 2010 have still not been completed and published.
Sections on counselling and conscientious objection were withdrawn for rewriting. The Family Planning Association has been granted leave to seek a judicial review of the Department of Health's decision not to publish information on terminations.
There is strict assessment regarding any impact on mental well-being and the woman must consult with two clinicians.
The Marie Stopes clinic has said it will carry out medical, not surgical, procedures only up to nine weeks gestation and only within the existing legal framework.
It said that the health professionals in the clinic will be from Northern Ireland and that they will make the assessments, although the views of the woman's own GP will be taken into consideration.
The clinic's services will also be available to women from the Republic of Ireland, if they meet the legal criteria in Northern Ireland.
The strict rules on abortion in Northern Ireland do not prevent women from travelling to the rest of the UK for the procedure.
A 24-week limit for abortion applies in England, Wales and Scotland, where abortions are allowed under certain conditions, including that continuing with the pregnancy would involve a greater risk to the physical or mental health of the woman, or her existing children, than having a termination.
The permission of two doctors - or one in an emergency - is also needed.
Abortions after 24 weeks are allowed in Britain but only in extreme circumstances - if there is grave risk to the life of the woman, evidence of severe foetal abnormality, or risk of grave physical and mental injury to the woman.


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Crisis is a difficult thing. In fact, by definition it means a difficult or dangerous situation that needs serious attention.
One reason technology choices are so difficult is technology is always a work in progress; your one choice has lasting consequences since the technology rarely ever lives on its own, and most good technology is never done -- that is unless you're Windows XP. As most of us know, Microsoft today is turning off support for Windows XP.
CES is a beast: hundreds of announcements, overbooked hotels and crowded booths combine to make even the most frequent conference goer's head spin. But it's not the beast that's of note. It's the silent giant in those crowded booths that inspires my work for the year ahead. At CES, I get to see the very tangible results of the amazing work of thousands of Linux developers and users from around the world all in one place.
With the addition just last week of the Google-led Open Automotive Alliance, nearly every automaker in the world is choosing Linux for technology integration and innovation in the car. This reminds me a lot of the early days of Linux in the enterprise or Linux in mobile. It starts small and accelerates at an exponential rate. It's one of the unique attributes of Linux.
In the Linux community we love predicting that "this is the year of Linux in cars, or in gaming, or yes, even the desktop."
But in fact, this was the year of Linux in everything. From smartphones, tablets, consumer appliances and cars, to the open cloud and high-performance computers, to gaming platforms and more, Linux was, and is, literally everywhere. It's the software that is running our lives.
The numbers are staggering. Gartner predicts that the Internet of Everything or the Internet of Things -- autonomous communication between a wide range of everyday devices, objects and applications – will add $1.9 trillion to the global economy by 2020. McKinsey Global Institute pegs the potential economic impact at $2.7 trillion to $6.2 trillion by 2025. ABI Research says the number of wirelessly connected devices on the market, now 10 billion, will triple by the end of the decade.
Could anything stand in the way of such a juggernaut?
Sales of automotive Linux are expected to rise to 53.7 million units in 2020, overtaking Microsoft and Blackberry QNX in the global automotive infotainment market, according to a new report from IHS Automotive.
Today we're pleased to announce that The Linux Foundation will host the Open Virtualization Alliance (OVA), the organization dedicated to education and advocacy for KVM. KVM is growing in popularity among businesses and open source communities like OpenStack with a 50 percent increase in deployments this year, according to IDC. We will work with OVA to extend education and advocacy that supports and helps advance the important work of this developer community.
The Nobel Prize for physics was announced today, which went to François Englert and Peter Higgs for the Higgs boson discovery of the subatomic particle that helps define the fabric of the universe, known to many as "the God particle." This was a highly-anticipated announcement by the science and technology community and is one to be celebrated.


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Sen. Jay Rockefeller (D-W.Va.) wants to add his cybersecurity legislation to the $625 billion defense authorization bill currently under consideration in the Senate.
The Senate recessed for the two-week Thanksgiving break without voting on the $625 billion defense authorization bill, and Sen. Jay Rockefeller (D-W.Va.) hopes to add his cybersecurity legislation to the measure when lawmakers return in December.
The senator said his bill, approved in July by the Commerce Committee that he chairs, has "been sitting on the sidelines for too long and there's too much at stake to not look for every opportunity to pass it in the Senate."
The measure would provide a legislative framework to some of the elements of President Barack Obama's 2013 executive order on cybersecurity. It would put the National Institute of Standards and Technology in charge of efforts to facilitate voluntary standards for protecting critical infrastructure and require the White House Office of Technology Policy and the National Science Foundation to conduct cybersecurity research and fund grant activities for workforce education.
"The Commerce Committee took action months ago and unanimously passed this bipartisan bill that will improve the nation's cybersecurity," Rockefeller said in a statement. Armed Services Committee chairman Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich.) and Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) have expressed support for the idea of adding the measure to the defense bill, but it is just one of more than 500 amendments the leaders are trying to winnow down to a manageable level before floor debate resumes Dec. 9.
A number of proposals for federal IT reform are also included among the long list of amendments.
The slow pace of progress has Levin and his counterpart, House Armed Services Chairman Buck McKeon (R-Calif.), worried that the year could end without a defense bill in place for the first time in more than a half century.
"Time is running short to reach an agreement this year, but it has not yet run out. There are still pathways to passage for this vital bill. We urge the Senate to resume ... consideration as soon as they return from their Thanksgiving recess," McKeon said in a statement.
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FCW investigated efforts by the departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs to improve a joint data repository on military and veteran suicides. Something as impersonal and mundane as incomplete datasets could be exacerbating a national tragedy.
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I stayed at the Seagull Hotel Miami South Beach whilst working in Miami in September.
I believe this was the days inn hotel previously.
Unfortunately the Hotel has seen much better days and is in need of some major TLC.
The rooms are big but dated and in need of refurbishment the carpet and floors and bathroom have all taken a battering and look tired messy and run down. Having said that my shower was good and the bed was comfy. The TV however was fuzzy on every channel.
The Location is pretty good though being just a minutes stroll to the beach. It is opposite the W Hotel and surrounded by big smart hotels. It's a 10 minute walk to all the shops, bars and restaurants of Lincoln and has the Bass museum of art 3 mins away.
The Hotel does have a pool out the back but i didnt find it until the last day so didnt manage a swim.
I didn't pay for the room as i was working so can't comment on value for money but there must surely be nicer hotels in better repair for the same money that would be a better option than here.
There is a a cracking little dive bar next to the Hotel (Free spirits?) where we whiled away a few evening quite happily and the food there wasn't bad at all.
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