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Don't Forget Grandparents Day
Did you know September 7 is National Grandparents Day?  It's the perfect time to tell that special grandma or grandpa in your life how much you love them. Of course, any day is a great day to do that!
The library has all kinds of books about grandparents. Maybe on Grandparents Day you and your grandparent could share a good book together. Here are just a few suggestions:
The Grandpa Book by Todd Parr
The Grandma Book by Todd Parr
Grandparents Are the Greatest Because-- by Adele Aron Greenspun
Lucky Pennies and Hot Chocolate by Carol Diggory Shields
Hooray for Grandparent's Day by Nancy L. Carlson
My Grandma - Mi Abuelita by Ginger Foglesong Guy
Grandparents Song by Sheila Hamanaka
What Cried Granny! by Kate Lum
Gus and Grandpa books by Claudia MillsÂ
There are many other great books featuring grandmas and grandpas at the library, including chapter books, nonfiction books, and even poetry. Stop by the library, and we'll be glad to help you find that perfect book.
A Great End to a Great Summer
Our 2008 Summer Reading Club has officially come to an end. Nearly 6000 children received summer reading folders this year. That's more than ever before! We hope you will all take your reading folders to school and show your teachers all the great books you read over the summer.
Our grand finale was held on Saturday, August 16, at Olathe East High School. More than 350 kids and adults came to celebrate and join in the fun. Magician Devin Henderson kept everyone mesmerized with his amazing magic and in stitches with his hilarious humor.Â
Craig Toungate from Austin, Texas, entertained the crowd with his lively renditions of Disney tunes and other fun songs. Some kids just couldn't resist getting up to dance!
We hope you all had as much fun with "Catch the Reading Bug!" as we did. It's been a great summer!Â
Hooray for Southpaws!
Did you know August 13th is Left-Handers Day?
Are you left-handed? If so, you are in good company.  According to the Famous Left-Handers website, 4 out of the 5 last U.S. Presidents were left-handed:  Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, George H. W. Bush, and Bill Clinton. And the next president is also likely to be left-handed, as both Barack Obama and John McCain are southpaws. Other famous left-handers include Alexander the Great, Michelangelo, Helen Keller, Babe Ruth, Mark Twain, Paul McCartney, Jay Leno, and Angelina Jolie, just to name a few. Let's hear it for lefties!
Summer Reading Finale
It's been a great summer of buggy fun with "Catch the Reading Bug!" and the library has been one happening place. June was a record-breaking month with more items checked out in a single month than ever before. But guess what! June's record didn't last long because July was an even bigger month! That means this summer we had our two busiest months in the library's history! 277,611 items were checked out from the two Olathe libraries during June and July. Apparently, a lot of Olatheans caught the reading bug this summer.
Well, the fun isn't over quite yet. We have one big final event left. Our Summer Reading Finale will be held on Saturday, August 16, 10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon, at Olathe East High School. Magician Devin Henderson will be performing his amazing feats of magic, and Craig Toungate, a featured singer on recordings released by Disney, will be performing music for the whole family. Everyone is invited to this fun, free program. It will be a great way to celebrate all the reading you did this summer!
Get a Free Book!!
Would you like a FREE book? All you have to do is return your summer reading folder to the library between August 1-17. Just bring your folder in to either Olathe library, show us what you read this summer, and pick out a free paperback book. Come early for the best selection. You will also be entered into a drawing for the chance to win a $50 gift certificate for Borders Books! And if you don't have a reading club folder, it's not too late. You can still pick one up at the library and write down the books you've been reading. If you still need some stickers for the back of your folder, we can fix you up with those, too, while supplies last.
Congratulations on all of the reading you've been doing. We suggest you take your folder with you when you return to school this fall. Your teacher is sure to be impressed with all the books you read over the summer. Great job!!
Summer Drawing Contest 2008
Calling all artists going into grades 1st-6th! Get out your paper, pencils, markers, and crayons, and get busy working on that beautiful masterpiece. The deadline for entering our Summer Drawing Contest is Sunday, July 20. Drawings can be no larger than 9" x 12". The artwork must be done on your own (no help from parents or siblings!) and drawn by hand. Your drawing must include the theme of libraries, books, reading or insects. One entry per person. You may pick up an entry form at either Olathe library or download it here. You may also click here to see some of the drawings already submitted to the contest.
Entries will be judged by grade, and the winners will be announced on July 28. Winning drawings will be displayed at the Main Library August 1-15 and at the Indian Creek Branch August 18-31. If you have any questions, call (913) 971-6874.
Get To Know Your Library Staff - Robin
Hi, my name is Robin and I am the newest face in the Children's Department at the Main Library. I have been working here just over two months. I worked in an elementary school library before and taught preschool for many years so this job includes all the things I enjoy:  books and working with children. I have always loved reading and books since I can remember and always have a book I am reading.Â
I have 3 sons, all grown and on their own now, and I loved to read to and with them as they were growing up. We read together every day. We enjoyed books together so much they even named some of their pets after book characters. We had a dog named Ribsy just like in the Beverly Cleary books and a rat named Templeton like in Charlotte's Web. We traveled through history and on many adventures through the Little House books, the Narnia series, and many more.Â
I still love reading and it is my favorite pastime outside the library. I also love being outside, quilting and embroidery. The most exciting thing now is that my oldest son and his wife are expecting our first grandchild this fall and we are anxiously waiting for her to be born. Can you guess what I am buying for her? If you guessed books you are right. She already has a library of her own and she won't be born until October. Come by the desk and share with me your favorite book so I might include it in my granddaughter's library.
An American Girl on the Big Screen
Kit Kittredge: An American Girl opens in movie theaters nationwide on July 2. This movie is based on the Kit books by Valerie Tripp about a girl growing up during the Depression. It will star Abigail Breslin as Kit. This is the first-ever major motion picture based on an American Girl book. If you're a fan of the American Girl series, this may be a movie you won't want to miss.Â
And if you haven't read any of the American Girl books, what are you waiting for? Visit the library and check one out. Along with Kit, there are books about Addy, Felicity, Josefina, Julie, Kaya, Kirsten, Kit, Molly and Samantha, each from a different time period in U.S. history. These books are a great way to learn about the past while enjoying a good story. And it's always fun to read the book before you see the movie!
Harry Bliss, Illustrator
The artwork for this summer's Catch the Reading Bug! reading program is by the terrific illustrator Harry Bliss. Harry did the artwork on our folders, posters, stickers, bookmarks, bookbags, and
t-shirts. He is perhaps best known as the illustrator of the popular "diary" series of picture books by Doreen Cronin, including Diary of a Worm, Diary of a Spider, and Diary of a Fly. He seems to have a thing for bugs!
Harry grew up in a family of painters and illustrators in upstate New York.
He studied painting at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and illustration at the University of the Arts and Syracuse University. Along with illustrating children's books, Harry has done numerous book covers and contributed cartoons and cover art for the New Yorker magazine. Other children's books he has illustrated include Mrs. Watson Wants Your Teeth, Don't Forget to Come Back!, Countdown to Kindergarten and Which Would You Rather Be?
If you don't have a summer reading folder yet, stop by either Olathe library and pick one up. And while you're there, maybe check out a book illustrated by Harry Bliss.
A Question of Order
What is the order of the books in the Chronicles of Narnia series? This may seem like a simple question, but it's actually a bit complicated. There are two different answers that could both be correct.
The books were published in the following order:
- The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
- Prince Caspian
- The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
- The Silver Chair
- The Horse and His Boy
- The Magician's Nephew
- The Last Battle
Originally the books were numbered in the order of publication, but when C.S. Lewis wrote The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, he didn't know there were going to be any more books in the series.  Next he wrote the sequel, Prince Caspian, and then later on he wrote a prequel, The Magician's Nephew.  The entire series wasn't planned out ahead of time.
In 1994 the publisher began numbering the books in the order of the story, not the order of publication. The chronological order of the story is as follows:
- The Magician's Nephew
- The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
- The Horse and His Boy
- Prince Caspian
- The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
- The Silver Chair
- The Last Battle
So depending on which edition of the books you look at, you may find the titles listed in different order. C.S. Lewis himself said, "The series was not planned beforehand . . . so perhaps it does not matter very much in which order anyone reads them." The new Narnia movies seem to be following the order in which Lewis originally wrote them.  Have you read the entire series?  Send us a comment and tell us which order you recommend.

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Pizza Line Doomed?
Blog: KK Hockey By George Malik
01/09/07 at 08:23 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Ottawa Citizen:
Just eight games ago, Ottawa Senators coach Bryan Murray thought Jason Spezza and Dany Heatley were as inseparable as Laverne and Shirley, as smooth as Crosby and Hope.
By the time Spezza returns from a knee injury, though, he and Heatley could find themselves as fractured as Britney and Kevin.
The reconfigured line of Heatley, Daniel Alfredsson and Chris Kelly has been so productive that Murray said yesterday he'd have to consider doing what he once thought unthinkable: splitting up Spezza and Heatley.
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Election Night Jitters
Blog: KK Hockey By George Malik
01/09/07 at 08:21 AM ET | Comments (0)
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In the last NHL news release, about a week before voting closed, Scott Niedermayer was first among Western Conference defencemen. Lidstrom was second, fewer than 36,000 votes ahead of Fitzpatrick. It was at that point that the voteforrory.com lobby really went to work."We were voting so much, the server was slowing down to a crawl," said founding member Steve Schmid. "It kept popping up with errors. We just killed it the last couple of hours.
"Lidstrom and Niedermayer, they haven't had one 100,000-vote week yet. We've already had two weeks where we had over 140,000 votes," he added. "Unless the NHL decides to tamper with the results, I'm absolutely positive he'll get in."
The man in question isn't as worried, as he told the Vancouver Province's Ben Kuzma:
"I could have come out and said this is stupid, but who knows what kind of reaction that would have got or if it would have got more attention," added Fitzpatrick.
"It could have created more of a stir. I just tried to keep it fun and not stressful. If it got to be a distraction for the team or too much, I might have handled it differently."
"To be honest, I kind of represent the majority—the 40 or 50 who are going are the superstars and pretty special and that's why they're going," he said. "As far as players, they'd embrace me. It's just the sideshow effect I wouldn't want to be a part of."
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Rumors Discussed
01/08/07 at 11:17 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Spector at his Fox Sports blog,
That's the claim of the Philadelphia Inquirer's Tim Panaccio, who cited a source claiming Oilers general manager Kevin Lowe was offering up forwards Raffi Torres and Joffrey Lupul in exchange for Pitkanen….
If Pitkanen were available and Lowe did make that offer then the only question for Holmgren would be, "What are you waiting for?"
much more... and I agree with Mr, Spector, if Lowe did offer those two players, Holmgren should have been waiting by the fax machine…
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2014 Olympic Finalists Seal NHL's Exit From Games
Blog: KK Hockey By George Malik
01/08/07 at 08:32 PM ET | Comments (0)
The three cities hoping to host the 2014 Winter Games have completed their final bids and all will be handed over to the International Olympic Committee by Wednesday's deadline.
Pyeongchang, South Korea; Salzburg, Austria; and Sochi, Russia, have until Wednesday to ensure their "candidature files" are given to the IOC in Lausanne, Switzerland. Sochi submitted its bid Monday, with Pyeongchang expected to follow Tuesday. Salzburg's bid will be handed over on Wednesday
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All Star Coaches Talk
01/08/07 at 08:30 PM ET | Comments (0)
Randy Carlyle & Lindy Ruff were on an NHL tele-conference call today.
Q. It looks like the Rory Fitzpatrick thing may not happen now. Is that a relief for you? How would you handle a situation where a player is voted on to the team by fans? A lot of people have been criticizing that.
RANDY CARLYLE: Well, I'm a traditionalist. I had a plan that I don't think I'd like to commit to or tell you guys actually about it. Rory Fitzpatrick and the situation, it would have been voted in. We would have had to make a decision as a coaching staff on how much he would have had to play or how much we would have played him. The bottom line is, if he does play, he's been selected, and that's the format that the league has provided. Depending on us, how much he would have played. That's the only thing I can say about it. I don't think the player shouldn't be there because if the fans—if that's the format that's put in place, he deserves—he's deserved of the votes, he gets the vote, he's going to be there. How much he plays probably would have been a conference between Barry Trotz and myself.
Q. Randy Carlyle was asked about Rory Fitzpatrick, if he were to make the All-Star Game. He said that Rory wouldn't likely receive a shift that often. What were your take be on that? How would you handle that situation if he did make the team?
LINDY RUFF: Well, I think obviously it's a tough situation for Rory to be in. I think overall he handled the situation very well. The All-Star team is based usually on the players that have performed the best in the first half of the year. Rory's situation, Rory is a great guy, a great competitor. The All-Star voting wasn't meant to go that way. I guess if he was in, as a coach you would probably limit his ice time in lieu of the guys it was meant to be for.
The full transcript from both coaches…
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Flyers Direction Discussed
01/08/07 at 08:03 PM ET | Comments (0)
from the Philadelphia Flyers,
Finally on the last stop of their eight-city tour that has been the current road trip, the Philadelphia Flyers practiced on Monday afternoon in Washington with the hopes of rebounding from a 6-1 loss to Ottawa on Sunday.
Prior to practice, the coaching staff met with the veterans regarding the direction of the team for the remaining 40 games of the regular season.
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The Division Proposal
01/08/07 at 07:17 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Allan Muir of Sports Illustrated,
While it's obvious that there's no solution that will make everyone happy, there are accommodations that can—and should—be made. The current proposal calls for the divisional breakdown to go like this:
Northeast: Montreal, Boston, Buffalo, Toronto, Ottawa, Pittsburgh and Washington.
Southeast: Rangers, Islanders, New Jersey, Philadelphia, Carolina, Atlanta, Tampa Bay and Florida
Central: Detroit, Columbus, Nashville, St. Louis, Dallas, Minnesota and Chicago
Pacific: San Jose, Anaheim, Los Angeles, Colorado, Vancouver, Edmonton and Calgary.
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Fight Or Not
01/08/07 at 07:15 PM ET | Comments (0)
from John Buccigross at ESPN,
With that in mind, if the NHL paid me a large consulting fee to be a part of an NHL think tank, where ideas are thrown around in an attempt to enhance the game and, perhaps, grow it, I would construct the following arguments on fighting, complete with devil's advocate responses (D.A.).
1. The presence of possible fighting deters cheap hits and dangerous stick play.
Devil's Advocate: Mandate full-facial protection, like the NFL. Eye injuries would virtually disappear and dental premiums would probably plummet; or severely penalize stick and head infractions to the point where players can't afford to purposely cross the line. The price would be huge.
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Season Of Streaks
01/08/07 at 05:02 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Darren Eliot at Sports Illustrated,
A perusal of the NHL through the first half of the schedule reveals one constant: streaks—as in winning and losing games in clusters. No team seems immune to prolonged losing, or incapable of extended winning, whether it sits atop its division or languishes near the bottom.
Certainly, losing skids lead to fan angst, but the other side of the equation is that winning streaks provide those same despairing fans with fresh hope.
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The Three Stars
01/08/07 at 04:47 PM ET | Comments (0)
Vancouver Canucks goaltender Roberto Luongo, Ottawa Senators left wing Dany Heatley and San Jose Sharks center Joe Thornton have been named the NHL's 'Three Stars' for the week ending Jan. 7.
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Baseball Hall of Fame members Orlando Cepeda (L) and Bruce Sutter (R) pose for a photograph with St. Louis Cardinals slugger Albert Pujols during the Pujols Family Foundation's 5th Annual Christmas Event in St. Louis on December 5, 2009. The Pujols Family Foundation headed by St. Louis Cardinals slugger Albert Pujols, reaches out to improverished families and children in the Dominican Republic and aids in the development and care of those with Down Syndrome. UPI/Bill Greenblatt Photo via Newscom
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ANAHEIM, Calif. The Albert Pujols homer run watch continues, but for once, nobody cares. Well, maybe Pujols does. Angels manager Mike Scioscia has been saying his team is more than one player, even if that one player is Pujols. But if the Angels are going to live up to expectations as lofty as they are they need more than just their 240-million man to deliver. They need Erick Aybar and Howie Kendrick and Mark Trumbo and Jordan Walden. They need to get on base and move runners over. They need to hit with runners in scoring position, and they need to take the extra base. They may have the ability to hit the long ball, but "little ball" wins games, too. Sooner or later, Pujols is going to go deep. He came close again Friday night, sending a fly ball to the fence in left field against the Baltimore Orioles at Angel Stadium. When it was caught by Nolan Reimold, leaving runners at first and second, Pujols clapped his hands in obvious frustration. Not to worry. The Angels did a l...
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The Psychic coffee shop, coffee talk
in Spirituality
Welcome to the Psychic coffee shop, hosted by Aeson Knight and Raine Love
Aeson Knight is a master psychic of more than 20 years. He is a certified clairvoyant who host an international clientele from average house wives to government officials.
Raine Love is a trained medium with skills to contact crossed over loved ones and also a wonderful empathic clairvoyant with specialization in love and relationships. These two energies combined this promises to be an inspirational, as well as empowering hour of you week.
we will be co-hosting the psychic coffee shop where we en courage you to relax with a cup of coffee and tune into a comfortable environment that will provide you with answers and solutions to the issues you are dealing with in life.
This week our main topic is Law of Attraction and how to use it, Plus our Hot coffee chat topics
It is our goal to not only provide you will pertinent subject matters that pertain to your life, including current event discussion, but offer you tools and information to assist you on your life path journey.
We will be covering subject areas such as, psychic phenomenon, current hot topic issues, how to build a relationship. We will also include various points of view on what we are all doing here in this life.
You are welcome to participate in our chat room and have the opportunity to receive a free reading at the end of each show.
Join the Psychic Coffee Shop and Crown and conjure, David Wood,for coffee talk
in Spirituality
Welcome to the Psychic coffee shop, hosted by Aeson Knight and Raine Love
Aeson Knight is a master psychic of more than 20 years. He is a certified clairvoyant who host an international clientele from average house wives to government officials.
Raine Love is a trained medium with skills to contact crossed over loved ones and also a wonderful empathic clairvoyant with specialization in love and relationships. These two energies combined this promises to be an inspirational, as well as empowering hour of you week.
we will be co-hosting the psychic coffee shop where we en courage you to relax with a cup of coffee and tune into a comfortable environment that will provide you with answers and solutions to the issues you are dealing with in life.
This week our main topic is Law of Attraction and how to use it, Plus our Hot coffee chat topics
It is our goal to not only provide you will pertinent subject matters that pertain to your life, including current event discussion, but offer you tools and information to assist you on your life path journey.
Our Guest Is David Wood with Crown and Conjure,
David Wood has worn many hats in his day and the latest is a crown. He is a mainstream & pagan recording artist and musician. He has also been a practicing Witch since 1987 with a dream of one day making the big time and secretly owning a little magic shop to sell all his oils and recipes. Nowadays you don't have to have a building and decided to open his shop on-line called, David Wood's Crown and Conjure.
Most conjure oils are created to anoint candles for your purpose, anoint money to bring it back to you, scent the room to change the energy, so on and so forth. All of His oils are very divinely scented and exquisite, yet contain the correct ingredients to energetically bring about your desire
The Underground Chop Shop
in Lifestyle
Join me on Monday as we spend time chopping it up with two phenomenal ladies. Comedian Sharrie Martin will bring her one of a kind humor, along with a vocalist with a melodic voice Marica Chisolm and lastly more poetry by the one and only Jamaal St John! It should prove to be another great night and I hope you find the time to check out The Chop Shop.
The Underground Chop Shop
in Lifestyle
Are you ready for another installment of The Underground Chop Shop? Get ready for an energetic and fun filled show that features one of the most uplifting and inspirational voices of today, Nina Brewton, along with the always hilarious and timeless comedy of Comedian D'Lo and lastly we will be graced with the presence of rising entertainment businesswoman D Nichole Mills. Join me Monday night at 8pm.
Call in: 323-693-3313 or logon to www.blogtalkradio.com/THE-NXT-LEVEL.
Branding and Consulting: The Power of Design Work Special Guest, Patrice Johnson
in Entrepreneur
Patrice Johnson is the owner/principal of Virtual Illustrations, a design consultancy located in Charlotte NC. For the last 14 years, Patrice has used the power of design to develop inspiring creations for clients ranging from small start-ups to Fortune 500 companies. The company specializes in logo development and publication design; but also offers branding, e-marketing, advertising, print collateral, simple website design...and virtually anything else creative that you can think of.
Patrice always had an eye for all things creative - whether it be plating a dish, decorating a home or graphic design. She worked at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools for 13 years and initially began doing graphic design as an extension of her work there - producing marketing materials for training sessions, etc. She was soon approached by a co-worker who suggested she consider doing graphic design as a business. After giving it some thought, Patrice gave it a try on a part time basis. Later, she went on to open the business full time, after leaving the school system as a process manager in the Superintendent's office in 2005.
Shop Talk with Kevin Bond
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Kevin Bond is perhaps the finest producer in the gospel music industry today. Well-established as a keyboardist and music director, Kevin began to exercise his production talents during the early 1990's. He collaborated with a number of artists, including Stephanie Mills, Donald Lawrence and The Tri-City Singers, The Kurt Carr Singers and Trinitee 5:7, among others. His works have garnered an astounding 10 Grammy Awards, 30 Stellar Awards, and numerous other awards! Kevin currently serves as the Director of Worship and Arts at the Greater Travelers Rest Baptist Church in Decatur, GA under the pastorate of E.Dewey Smith, Jr. The 500-plus members of the music department are under Bond's purview. Kevin also serves as CEO of his music production company, Bonded Music. He is also founder of F.L.O.W. (Follow the Leading Of the Wind), a band of studio musicians he organized to educate and instruct up and coming artists. Additionally, upon request he works as a worship and arts leadership training consultant for music departments across the country.
Financial Strategy for Retiring . . . PSYCH!!! Two Idiots Talk About Wrestling
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The road to Wrestlemania has been like the road you take to your ex-girlfriend's house late at night - all too familiar with forboding and predictable regret. We'll discuss this, review this week's episode of NXT, and capture fireflies in the still Cape Cod Summer night.
"Feelin' Alright"
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In a society of the quick fixes, we find out that its NOT just limited to weight loss.So how do we navigate through this culture of over medicating, and try to find a place that allows us to heal naturally and not just run to anything that allows us to simply block the pain?Join hosts Laurie Towers and Elite Ziegelman as they welcome creator of Topricin Lou Paradise for the first of our new segments called "Topricin Talk", to discuss not only the benefits of this product , but about helping our bodies heal as they are designed to , and not just creating medicinal roadblocks.
Isis Burns Pilot, Metronorth, Pope Francis Barber shop and Obama's Comments
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In today's episode, blogger Sacerdotus speaks on events in the news regarding the burning of a Jordanian pilot held in captivity, the Metronorth crash in New York, Pope Francis opening a barber shop for the homeless, and President Obama's comments during the National Prayer Breakfast.
Images are from Google Images.
SUCCESS STORIES INSPIRED BY THE DEAD! Lil's Dietary Specialty Shop
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Hey Everyone, Please join me Jorianne The Coffee Psychic, And Marcie, Owner of Lil's Dietary Specialty shop out of Morgan Park IL as we explore the journey of how Marcie became inspired to open her dietary specialty store In honor if her Mother "Lil"
Marcie and I met at a Psychic House Party and when her mother Lil came through, we started to talk and what she shared with me was so inspiring that I just had to share it with all of you. Her story is amazing! Lil was an amazing mother and nurturer, "she always took care of people by feeding them" Marcie said And now in honor of Marcie's Mom Lil, so does Marcie.
How many of you have a similar story or better yet...How many of you have allergies, diseases, food sensitivities that control your life or keep you sick and your looking for natural solutions? Are you gluten intolerant like I am? Does dairy bother you too? Do you have a child with ADD? Please join us to not only learn about how the dead inspires us to help others like Marcie's Mom did , but also how Marcie's dedication is helping others...and can help you and your family too!
Join us Tonight March 18th at www.BlogTalkRadio.com/JorianneTheCoffeePsychic
Call into the show at 1-347-633-9404 to ask Marcie questions about her journey and also to see if she can help you with any of her food suggestions.
Marcie's information is www.lilsdietary.com her phone is 773-239-0355 . Located at 2738 W. 111th Street chicago, IL 60655.
If you are looking to book a Psychic Reading or host a Psychic House Party , you can reach me at 219-940-9292.
Holistic Nail Care Owner Twila Adams Talks Life, Sports and Goals
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ABOUT Twila Adams:
Providing Mobile Nail Care services since 1991
Licensed Onyxologist and Instructor since 1993
Certified Reiki Practitioner since 2005
As a child I enjoyed learning about finger nails and toe nails. The interest continued through two years of college and eleven years in the US Army. By 1991 I returned from the U.S. Army. I remember a good friend from high school asking me to give her a manicure. Shortly thereafter I enrolled and completed Manicuring school, passing state exams. Later I completed all required training and state exams to become a Licensed Manicuring Teacher.
Along my journey, in 1994 I broke my neck in an auto accident. Paralyzed only able to only move my mouth and eyes. But that has not stopped me from living. As the owner of Holistic Nail Care Services I still enjoy providing nail care for those who I believe so often go unserved.
Since my accident I have competed in many activities. Miss North Carolina Wheelchair Pageant in March 2003. The pageant is designed to help contestants and winners become advocates for people with disabilities.
Avid trap shooter and in 2002 was the first woman ever to win the Sportsmanship Award at the Paralyzed Veterans of America National Trap Shoot Competition.
SPVA board member 2008-2010.
Participant in the National Paralyzed Veterans of America Wheelchair Games competing in nine-ball player, trap shooting, air rifles, bowling, table tennis and has won medals in all of her events.
Currently, I am working on my tennis game, air rifle competitions and competing in the Senior Games.
"Time Of The Season"
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Well we finally can put away the shovels , the salt, and our boots and give Spring a nice big "Welcome Back !" But what has all the hiberanting , and comfort food eating down to our bodies? Join hosts Laurie Towers and Elite Ziegelman as they defrost some ways to help you spring back into an easier road to fitness, after a long winters nap.....
Also welcoming back Karina Jimenez of BluGarden Events to chat about theit upcoming calendar after last weeks explosive event at The Museum Of The Moving Image.
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Dr. Jorge E. Gomez graduated from the Univ De Caldas, Fac De Med, Manizales, Colombia in 1988. He works in New York, NY and 1 other location and specializes in Medical Oncology. Dr. Gomez is affiliated with Mount Sinai Medical Center. He speaks Chinese, English, Korean, Polish and Spanish.
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Medical School: Univ De Caldas, Fac De Med, Manizales, Colombia; Graduated 1988
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Revamp a Rack
Whether it's an antler mount hanging outside on the barn or a shed found in the woods, antlers that have been bleached by the elements can be restored to a natural color with Minwax Golden Oak stain. Rub it on with a cotton cloth and let dry. One coat usually does the trick, but you can repeat until you've achieved the desired coloration. --JHawes, via fieldandstream.com/tips.
Ten-Cent Solution
If I need to inspect my rifle's bore in the field (I'll admit that I've slid down a hill or two) or while cleaning it at home, I open the action and set a shiny dime on the bolt face. It reflects enough light from my flashlight into the bore for me to see if it's clear or clean. --Patrick Edmonds, via e-mail
Stick It in the Bank
An inexpensive and easy-to-carry alternative to stake-in-the-ground rod holders is the screw-together stakes from a set of solar-powered lanterns. The upturned lip on the shepherd's hook neatly cradles the rod, and the sturdy aluminum construction makes it easy to embed in hard ground. --David Spletzer, Brooklyn, N.Y.
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Some of the best hunting and fishing tips that appear in Field & Stream every month don't come from the editors or writers at the magazine. They come from you, the readers. We get so many good tip submissions, in fact, that it's sometimes tough to select the winners for our "Reader Tips" section. But there was never any doubt about the tips in this gallery.
If you have a good Reader Tip for the magazine, e-mail it to firstname.lastname@example.com, or post it on The Tip Board. If it appears in the magazine, we'll send you some great outdoor gear-free!
Dangerous, severe thunderstorms developed across areas of the Central U.S. this week, following an unprecedented lull in severe weather through the middle of the month.Read Story >
Low-oxygen areas are expanding in deep waters, killing some creatures outright and changing how and where others live. It may get much worse.Read Story >


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Get Published Episode 122 – Gail Carriger Talks Series Writing
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Italy set sights on historic hat-trick of victories
John Griffiths
February 23, 2009
Italy's Diego Dominguez holds the record for most points scored in a match between the two sides © Getty Images
Mauro Bergamasco Mirco Bergamasco Diego Dominguez Massimo Giovanelli Brendan Laney Kenny Logan Andrea Lo Cicero Vaina Luca Martin Scott Murray Chris Paterson Simon Taylor Alessandro Troncon
Italy will be seeking their first hat-trick of wins in a Six Nations fixture when they tackle Scotland at Murrayfield.
The Azzurri won the Championship matches against Scotland in both 2007 and 2008 (though Scotland did manage an interim Rugby World Cup pool match victory at Saint Etienne in 2007).
The nations meet for the fifteenth time since 1996 in a major Test and it is the tenth time they have met in the International Championship since 2000, when they launched the Six Nations version of the tournament. Scotland head the overall series by nine wins to five.
Scotland holds the record for the highest score, the biggest winning margin and highest try-return of the series. They won 47-15 and scored six tries at Murrayfield when the sides met in a World Cup warm-up match in August 2003.
Italy's best result is their 37-17 Six Nations win at Murrayfield in 2007, when they scored four tries.
Diego Dominguez, with 29 points for Italy in Rome in 2000, holds the series record for most points scored in a match. Brendan Laney scored 24 for Scotland, also in Rome, in 2002.
Kenny Logan set the record for most tries in a match, scoring two for Scotland when the sides first met, at Murrayfield, in 1996. Luca Martin crossed twice for Italy there in 1999.
Logan also heads the list of try scorers for the overall series, crossing four times in six appearances between 1996 and 2003. Five Italians, including the Bergamasco brothers, have scored two tries in the matches.
The other major records for the fixture include Chris Paterson's overall tally of 96 points from ten appearances (compared with 94 for Italy by Diego Dominguez), and Scott Murray's eleven appearances (1998 to 2007) in the series. Chris Paterson and Simon Taylor have played ten times.
Alessandro Troncon and Andrea Lo Cicero each played ten times for Italy.
The only player dismissed during a Scotland-Italy match was Massimo Giovanelli at Murrayfield in 1999.
Scotland-Italy Six Nations results:
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GNOME 2.16.0 Beta 2
The second Beta for GNOME 2.16.0 is now out. GNOME 2.15.91 marks the API/ABI, feature, string, and UI freeze in the GNOME 2.16.0 candidate. We had used GARNOME with GNOME 2.16.0 Beta 2 and now have some visuals today showing a portion of the improvements in GNOME 2.16.
11 August 2006
GNOME v2.15.4
The fourth development release for GNOME 2.16.0 has been released. In GNOME 2.15.4 are several enhancements (mainly under the hood for this release) but it is certainly attention for GNU/Linux desktop enthusiasts. For those not wishing to take this unstable exploration of GNOME 2.15.4, we have provided screenshots of this release today at Phoronix.
15 July 2006
Mozilla Firefox v2.0 Beta 1
The ever-popular Mozilla Firefox web browser is coming out today with the first Beta release for Firefox 2.0, which has been dubbed Bon Echo. We had covered the previous Alpha releases at Phoronix, and today we have up a few shots from Mozilla Firefox 2.0 Beta 1. Of the new features is the integrated spell checker and anti-phising tool. The final release for Firefox 2.0 is due out later this year.
11 July 2006
Opera v9.0 Browser
Coming out of Norway this morning is the long awaited Opera 9, after previous Beta/preview releases. Opera 9 is focused on being efficient, productive, secure, stylish, and innovative. Some of the new items in Opera 9.0 include Bit Torrent, content blocker, Widgets, site preferences, and more. Here at Phoronix we have a few shots up of Opera v9.0 under Linux.
20 June 2006
The GIMP v2.3.9
The GIMP, the popular open-source multi-platform image program, has come out this afternoon with what will hopefully be one of the final development snapshots in the road to GIMP version 2.4. There are 28 notable changes in GIMP v2.3.9, which brings the total count for the GIMP v2.3 series up to approximately 260, of course, that's not counting all of the bug fixes and code cleanup. We at Phoronix have taken the GIMP v2.3.9 code and compiled it to visually demonstrate some of the changes in the GNU Image Manipulation Program.
6 June 2006
A Tour of Bon Echo Alpha 2
Released Friday afternoon was Mozilla Firefox Bon Echo Alpha 2 -- the second development milestone in the road to Mozilla Firefox 2.0, which is expected for a release later this year. In this latest Firefox 2.0a2 release, which is targeted solely at developers and testers, are quite a few prominent changes. Rather than simply providing screenshots or the release notes for this feature-filled release, we have independently examined most of the changes, and today at Phoronix we have some details to share in regards to these newly implement features. Whatever browser you may be currently using, Mozilla Firefox v2.0 is suiting up to knock out Internet Explorer 7 and Opera.
14 May 2006
GNOME v2.15.1
With GNOME 2.14 having come out in March of this year, the development for the GNOME 2.16 cycle is now in full swing. The first GNOME 2.15 release to have come out thus far has been GNOME v2.15.1; as with past releases the odd numbers signify the development builds. With all of the packages that are now integrated with GNOME, we will refrain from sharing the individual changes, but there are plenty of excellent features planned for the upcoming release. We had built GNOME 2.15.1 from source using GARNOME on May 03, 2006. GNOME 2.16.0 is presently slated for a September 2006 release.
5 May 2006
Mozilla Firefox v2.0 Alpha 1
With a few months since Firefox v1.5 had been released, the Mozilla developers have been quick to progress in the Mozilla v2.0 development tree. Being released today is the first Alpha release for Mozilla Firefox v2.0, which is tentatively penciled in for a release towards the end of this year. As the Firefox 2 development progresses, among the many goals Mozilla wishes to address include Really Simply Syndication improvements, redoing their tabbing support, and many other nifty features to come. Today at Phoronix we took a look at the Mozilla Firefox v2.0 Alpha 1 build.
21 March 2006
An Interview with Fedora (Greg D)
On the heels of the much-anticipated Fedora Core 5 launch, we have managed to conduct an interview with Greg DeKoenigsberg. Greg DeKoenigsberg presently serves as Red Hat's Community Relations Manager and is on the Fedora Extras Steering Committee. Today in this interview, we posed him questions regarding this release that is to be released on Monday, March 20, 2006. There are also other pertinent questions to the future of the Fedora Project as well as other general Linux outlooks.
18 March 2006
Linux Audio Comparison
Of the challenges that GNU/Linux users face when choosing hardware components for any system is the sound card compatibility. ALSA, or officially known as Advanced Linux Sound Architecture, provides much of the audio and MIDI functionality to Linux users and is largely replacing OSS (Open Sound System). Today we are examining Linux audio performance in the gaming environment with a slew of various sound cards by examining their effect on frame-rate performance. The contenders are Creative Labs Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Z3, Creative Labs Sound Blaster Audigy 2, Chaintech AV-710, Aureal Vortex (AU8820), and AC'97 integrated audio.
10 March 2006
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Playa Vik José Ignacio
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Instagramming Park Vandal Is Just The Latest To Hit The National Parks And Show-Off Their Crimes
A carefree New Yorker who left acrylic calling cards on the landscape of at least 10 national parks is just the latest vandal to "show-off" her work via Social Media channels. Another scofflaw recently entered a guilty plea to illegal behavior in Yosemite National Park that he, too, showcased via Instragram, a form of self-promotion that provided investigators with the clues they needed to land a conviction.
Photo For Social Media Goes Awry And Ends In Rescue At Yosemite National Park
Congressman: Don't Raise National Park Entrance Fees, Offer More Recreational Opportunities
National park managers should not be proposing higher entrances fees, according to U.S. Rep. Tom McClintock, who thinks the parks should boost traffic by offering "recreational opportunities" in the parks.
Requiem For A Glacier: Time To Say Goodbye To Lyell Glacier In Yosemite National Park?
Is it time to start a pool over when the Lyell Glacier in Yosemite National Park is no longer classified as a glacier? Or when it vanishes from the landscape? Those are good questions to ask, as the glacier, the second largest in the Sierra Nevada according to the National Park Service, is continuing to shrink.
There's An Artist On The Loose Defacing National Parks
A wandering artist with an affinity for using slices of national parks for her palettes, an apparent disregard for the law, and a penchant for documenting her works via social media channels, has drawn the attention of the National Park Service.
Reader Participation Day: How Do You Mix Parks And Politics?
Do national park-related issues affect your decisions at the ballot box?
More Fee Proposals From National Parks, Including One For A $20 Day Pass
National parks around the country continue to push out proposals to increase fees in an effort to fund their operations. Among the latest proposals is one for a $20 day pass at Rocky Mountain National Park.
Reader Participation Day: How Much Extra $$ Do You Send The National Park Service?
After you've purchased your annual parks pass, or paid your week-long entrance fee to your favorite national park, how much more money do you send to the National Park Service?
Air Tanker Pilot Killed In Crash While Fighting Wildfire In Yosemite National Park
An air tanker pilot involved in fighting a wildfire in Yosemite National Park was killed when his plane crashed just outside the park. The fire, last reported to cover 150 acres, has led to the shut off of power to the Yosemite Valley and evacuation of Foresta residents.


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Digging is up for Better Homes and Gardens Blogger Award!
Better Homes and Gardens magazine has named Digging a top 10 finalist in the Gardening category of its 2015 Blogger Awards, and wow, I'm honored! Thank you to those who nominated my blog, and to BHG's editors for the recognition!
I love how Better Homes and Gardens supports bloggers by featuring one in each issue of its magazine. It enlarges on that tradition with its 2nd annual Blogger Awards, which recognizes 6 categories of blogs, including one just for garden blogs. Not home and garden. Not lifestyle, fashion, and gardening. Just gardening. We plantaholics, hortheads, and garden-design junkies salute you, BHG!
Voting has already begun and continues for 6 weeks, and of course I'd love to have your vote. Feel free to stuff the ballot box because they tell me there's no limit to how many times you can vote. VOTE here. Note: you'll have to skip through the other categories to get to Gardening until the week of Mar 23-Mar 29, when the gardening category will be featured.
I promise not to mention it again until then because I don't want to be a pest. I did put a badge on my sidebar with a link to the voting page. Just in case, you know, you feel like clicking over there. The winners, who will be announced March 30, will receive $200 and a mention in an upcoming issue of Better Homes and Gardens.
My congratulations to the other garden bloggers also nominated. I know some of them, I look forward to getting to know the others, and I'm honored to be in their company.
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Planes and Trains: Practicing Schedules #2
Taking the train's a blast, but reading a train schedule can be rather confusing—even for adults. This worksheet gives your third grader practice with this real-world skill that may come in very handy one day. He'll practice reading a table and using common sense in this one!
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Get highlights of four studies that address ways to improve the care of men with prostate cancer. Results include the identification of a potential risk factor, better ways to select the best treatment option, and new insight into the debate over prostate-specific antigen (PSA) screening. Read More >>
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Dr. Neal Meropol and his colleagues created the video-based PRE-ACT program to answer questions and concerns patients have about participating in clinical trials. This tool is now available on Cancer.Net. Read More >>
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In this podcast, Dr. Smitha Krishnamurthi shares highlights of a new study about the connection between Vitamin D levels and colorectal cancer treatment. Read More >>
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Research presented this weekend will highlight three potential new approaches to the treatment of colorectal cancer. Read More >>
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In these two podcasts, Dr. Sundar Jagannath and Dr. Hope Rugo share the latest highlights in myeloma and breast cancer research. Read More >>


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Events this Saturday the 28th!
Hey Folks! We've got two great events planned for this Saturday – our annual Snowrider event at the Blue Hills Ski area and Dune Grass Planting in Hull. Hope to see you at either one!
Big Steps Forward in Cambridge!
Progress was made last night at the Cambridge Ordinance Committee Meeting for the plastic bag ban, which is now officially known by the short title "Bring Your Own Bag" ordinance. The Ordinance committee was charged with the task of reviewing and voting on a series of amendments to the original ordinance proposed by Councilor Decker a few years ago.
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Snowrider – Surfrider Massachusetts Chapter
Join Surfrider Massachusetts for our annual Snowrider event, Saturday March 28th 9am at the Blue Hills Ski Area, 4001 Washington Street in Canton. Stop by our table, learn about what we do, and enjoy some snow riding!
Reduce. Reuse.
CBS news reports that garbage – and in particular plastic garbage – is being dumped in the world's oceans at an alarming rate. You can make an impact on this daunting environmental issue, even if it seems small and inconsequential at first. Pick up plastic garbage you see on the streets, in the parks, and on the coastline. Invest in a reusable water bottle. Get (and use) reusable grocery bags. If we all take these simple steps, collectively, we can make a big positive impact!
Northeast Coastal and Ocean Recreational Use Survey
Do you go to the ocean or beach in the Northeast for fun? If so, please take a moment to complete our Northeast Coastal and Ocean Recreational Use Survey
Why fill out the survey? Because the data collected in this survey will help shape a new Ocean Plan that will govern the use of ocean and coastal zones for the coastal states of the Northeast. This could have HUGE impact on YOUR use of the New England ocean environment!
Plastics in the Ocean Abound
We've heard the stories of the "great Pacific garbage patch" but recent studies have confirmed just how much plastic liters our oceans. Check out the recent article "A Sea of Plastic" published in Surfer Magazine. The article ends with some quick and easy tips on how YOU can make a difference with SMALL adjustments in your daily life habits.
East Coast Offshore Drilling Will Have Devastating Effects
There's real concern that offshore drilling for oil and gas could happen off of the east coast. Right now there is action being taken to conduct exploratory studies – the effects of which themselves will be devastating to our marine environment.
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The magic of Harry Potter and the fun of the LEGO® world, now in one incredible book!
Since it was first introduced in 2001, LEGO® Harry Potter has been one of the LEGO Group's most popular themes. This incredible guide gives readers an up......more
The magic of Harry Potter and the fun of the LEGO® world, now in one incredible book!
Since it was first introduced in 2001, LEGO® Harry Potter has been one of the LEGO Group's most popular themes. This incredible guide gives readers an up-close look at the bricks, constructions, and minifigures of the LEGO® Harry Potter universe - from Hogwarts Castle to Hagrid's hut. This all inclusive book wouldn't be complete without an exclusive LEGO® Harry Potter minifigure! Who will it be?
You won't want to miss out on the exclusive interviews with the LEGO® Harry Potter team, and special sections allowing you to see, first-hand, how the bricks and figures come to be the toys we love today! The book will also feature a timeline that shows the evolution of the LEGO® Harry Potter construction sets, video game and board game.
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My son saw this book at a local chain bookstore and at a LEGO Kidsfest for more than 2x the price. We suggested we look on Overstock to see if we can get it for a better price and we did! My son was so excited when the package came in the mail and said it was worth the wait!
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Youth Poster Contest
As communities around the state begin planning their Great American Cleanup™in Arkansas events each spring, the Keep Arkansas Beautiful Commission (KAB) invites students in grades K – 5 to submit art entries in its annual youth poster contest.
KAB coordinates a Youth Poster Contest in conjunction with the Great American Cleanup in Arkansas to involve elementary school students, increase awareness of the Great American Cleanup and educate the public about the importance of a clean and beautiful community to economic development, civic pride and environmental quality of life.
Teachers and youth leaders across the state are encouraged to involve all students in grades K – 5 in this educational art contest. Home-schooled students, 4-H clubs, scouts and other youth organizations are also invited to submit entries in the competition.
For more information about the contest, call Liz Philpott at 888-742-8701 or email her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
2015 Youth Poster Contest Materials:
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From The Collaborative International Dictionary of English v.0.48 [gcide]:
Interrogation \In*ter'ro*ga"tion\, noun [L. interrogatio: cf. F. interrogation.]
1. The act or process of interrogating or questioning; examination by questions; an instance of interrogating; inquiry.
2. A question put; an inquiry.
3. A point, mark, or sign, thus [?], indicating that the sentence with which it is connected is a question. It is used to express doubt, or to mark a query. Usually called a {question mark}; called also {interrogation point}. [1913 Webster +PJC]
Note: In works printed in the Spanish language this mark is not only placed at the end of an interrogative sentence, but is also placed, inverted [as thus ([iques])], at the beginning.
From WordNet (r) 3.0 (2006) [wn]:
1: a sentence of inquiry that asks for a reply; "he asked a direct question"; "he had trouble phrasing his interrogations" [syn: {question}, {interrogation}, {interrogative}, {interrogative sentence}]
2: a transmission that will trigger an answering transmission from a transponder
3: formal systematic questioning [syn: {interrogation}, {examination}, {interrogatory}]
4: an instance of questioning; "there was a question about my training"; "we made inquiries of all those who were present" [syn: {question}, {inquiry}, {enquiry}, {query}, {interrogation}] [ant: {answer}]
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Kitchen Dictionary: baking powder
View All Recipes Which Use "Baking Powder". Add Information to "baking powder" or Add a New Entry.
A leavening agent made of baking soda, cream of tartar and cornstarch. When combined with a liquid carbon dioxide gas bubbles are released causing a dough to rise.
Season: available year-round
How to select: There are three kinds available: double-acting (works when it gets wet and again in the oven heat), single-acting and phosphate baking powders (works in wetness). Double-acting is the most common. Check the pack date before purchase.
How to store: Keep in a cool, dry place. It is perishable, so if necessary test before using it: combine 1 teaspoon with 1/3 cup hot water. If it bubbles rapidly, it is still good.
Substitutions: 1/2 tsp cream of tartar + 1/4 tsp baking soda = 1 tsp baking powder; 1 tsp double-acting baking powder = 1/4 tsp baking soda + 1/2 cup buttermilk, sour milk or yogurt (to replace 1/2 cup liquid in recipe); 1 tsp double-acting baking powder = 1/4 tsp baking soda + 1/4 cup molasses (reduce liquid in recipe by 1/4 cup; adjust sweeteners); 1 tsp double-acting baking powder = 2 tsp quick-acting baking powder; 1 tsp single-acting baking powder = 3/4 tsp double-acting baking powder
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|Calories 2
|Calories from Fat 0
|Total Fat 0.0g
|Saturated Fat 0.0g
|Monounsaturated Fat 0.0g
|Polyunsaturated Fat 0.0g
|Trans Fat 0.0g
|Cholesterol 0mg
|Sodium 363mg
|Potassium 0mg
|Total Carbohydrate 1.1g
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High Protein Flatbread Powdered Mix
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What is Protein Flatbread Mix?
Protein Flatbread mix is a powdered mix of plain white flour and our whey protein concentrate. Protein Flatbread Mix can be combined and then baked or fried to make a great tasting, high protein flatbread which can be consumed with a number of different foods including soups, homemade dips or meat. These flatbreads are perfect for taking to work, when on the go or sharing with your friends.
Benefits of Protein Flatbread Mix
Protein Flatbread Mix provides over 30g of protein per 100g which will contribute to the growth and maintenance of lean mass. Protein Flatbread Mix is low in fat and sugar making it ideal for anyone looking for a high protein snack without the addition of fats and sugar. Protein Flatbread Mix also has no added salt.
Who is Protein Flatbread Mix Suitable for?
Protein Flatbread Mix is ideal for anyone looking for an alternative source of protein in their diet. They are easy to prepare and can be consumed at any time throughout the day when you need to increase daily protein intake. Protein Flatbread Mix is a fantastic alternative to normal bread and tastes great with foods such as soup, hummus or homemade dips.
Add 100g of powder to 120-150ml of warm water and 2 tsp of olive oil. Mix the powder and then form a soft dough and knead for 5 mins and then set aside. Separate into 4 balls and roll out to strips. Griddle on a high heat for 2 mins or bake for 10-12 mins. Full directions can be found on the Myprotein website.
Note: We advise that all servings are measured using an accurate set of scales. While we make every attempt to provide an accurate equivalent measure using our Myprotein scoops, these are only approximate and are not a substitute for using a standardised measuring device.
Please enjoy this product as part of a healthy, balanced diet and an active lifestyle. Store in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight.
For allergens, including cereals containing gluten, see ingredients listed in bold. Made in a facility that also handles Egg and products thereof.
Unflavoured: Wheat Flour (Fortifying Agents: Calcium Carbonate, Iron, Thiamin and Niacin), Whey Protein Concentrate (Milk), Emulsifier (Soy Lecithin)
Serving Size - 4 Scoops (100g makes appoximately 4 flatbreads)
Servings Per Container - Approx. 20 x 25g Flatbreads (500g)
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|51 g
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|32 g
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* Reference intake of an average adult (8400 kJ/2000 kcal)
The nutritional information is based on the Unflavoured version, when choosing an alternative flavour the nutritional values may vary by up to 10%
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The instructions for mixing on the packet are different from the online instructions, but neither of them are useful and My Protein need to do something about this before everyone gives up trying to make this really tasty bread. Follow one of the other reviewers guidance and reduce the volume of liquid a lot otherwise you will end up with a sticky mess everywhere, hands, bowl, work surface with most of the mixture being washed down the drain. The mixture I had left on my first few attemps were delicious when cooked, had them with soup and chilli. Just plucking up the resolve to make another batch because they are tasty and my energy was maintained for a much longer time and without the bloating you get from bread. I recommend if you have patience not as quick a fix as I was hoping for.
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The flat bread was quite hard (not a bad thing), not sure if it's meant to be like that or a little softer. Taste wise very similar to pitta bread that's been well cooked on the pan. I had it with the tomato protein soup and it worked very well together. Would definitely recommend however it may take a few attempts to get it right.Goes Well With:Protein Soup
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This flatbread mix tastes nice and cooks well, but the instructions provided are useless. You only need to use about a quarter of the water/oil mix otherwise you are left with absolute slop that is useless, ended up using half the packet before getting the correct results. Beside from that taste is nice, texture is nice, worth a shot if your craving bread.
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Like normal flatbread BUT the directions are awful.. As other reviewers have said, follow the 'Diet Kitchen' Instructions are this was too watery!! Goes Well With:soup.
These flatbreads taste great, makes your belly full quick and the bellyful lasts a while. As for the recipe, others have noted the instructions being wrong. Instead of using just a little water, I find it very easy to use the amount stated, 150 mL, and insted of treating it as a dough just using it as a thick pancake mix and pouring it in stripes in the frying pan. Works wonders!Goes Well With:Butter and cheese
Taste is very good,but the mixing instructions are rubbish. you don't need anywhere near the amount of water stated in the instructions.
I watched the youtube video, and then just winged it based on what the dough looked like in the video (definately didnt use 100ml though). I added garlic and spices to mine, tasted quite nice. And theyre really quick to make, about 10 minutes maybe. I have no griddle but the frying pan works the same. Another reviewer mentioned them being quite similar to pitta breads, id agree with that.Goes Well With:Chickpea daal
As others have said - the instructions on the packet are way off and you just end up with liquid slop if you follow though. Follow The Diet Kitchen's recipe on YouTube instead and these turn out great (30ml of water, not the 100 the packet says!)
Reviewers are right, MyProtein guys. Recipe is way off - even with twice the flour it's still too liquidy to work with. Just had to throw away much of my first attempt because the dough would not form. Fellow customers - unless you are Delia and can wing it, wait for them to fix the recipe before trying this.


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I come awake........with the gift for womankind.
You're still asleep.......but the gift don't seem to mind.
~Ian Dury
Mods shut the big one down awhile ago...then another one popped up, and that one just disappeared as well. I was searching for the second one and it is totally nuked....not even ashes.
Like my snazzy new avatar? Get Sons of Zymurgy swag, here, and brew with the best.Revvy's one of the cool reverends. He has a Harley and a t-shirt that says on the back "If you can read this, the bitch was Raptured. - Madman
I gotta tell ya, just between us girls, that Revvy is HOT. Very tall, gorgeous grey hair and a terrific smile. He's very good looking in person, with a charismatic personality... he drives like a ****ing maniac! - YooperBrew
Thanks. Got early peek at the second one, and it seemed more coherent but overall pimping theme remained.
Only value in original was humor and traffic stats.
It's back.http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f163/exp...tation-403101/
Somethings still rotten in the state of Denmark about the whole thing......I'll let the starry eyed wanderers and the cynical bastards duke it out in there, and if the product ever hits the marketplace THEN make a decision.
Methinks that they perhaps made a product for the production of ethanol, for fuel....and then, knowing little if anything about making alcohol that actually has FLAVOR in it, thought they'd branch out and see if there'd be any interest. Probably not even knowing anything about brewing, or how it actually will make anything tasty or not, or that there even ARE different strains used in brewing to produce different flavors of beer (or maybe that there even are different flavors of beer.)
And of course thinking this was a little rinky dink site, and maybe they'd get a handful of suckers, I mean Guinea Pigs, I mean product testers, to answer THEIR OWN QUESTIONS about the usability of this stuff for anything other than fuel, mentioned the word "Free." It started a feeding frenzy for freebies and a bombarding of technical questions, neither of which they were prepared to cope with......
So then they saw dollar signs, and threw in the kickstarter campaign as well to try to squeeze a few bucks from the starry eyed fools....Doesn't anyone remember that old saying, "you can't get something for nothing" anymore?
Well, it's only a matter of time before someone here brews with it and posts results. I'll admit I wanted to. I brew a lot of split batches (all of them, really), so I was prepared to do a side-by-side test with a known recipe and yeast.
I'm guessing they have just trapped a bunch of off-the-shelf yeast in balls of some type of permeable material. We can opine on the pros and cons of this, but the only thing that matters now is how the beer is affected.
Assuming flavor is good, there might be some nice benefits in the process by using these beads. Yeast are very messy. Consider how much effort we make to remove yeast from the beer before we drink it. (I'm assuming a hefeweisen will be a problem with these beads.)
I think it is quite obvious that the OP doesn't really know much about brewing beer. However, he did mention that he had a brewery using the "magic beans". I'll admit that it smells fishy but I am going to reserve judgement until someone posts some results. I nominate passedpawn as our official HBT tester.


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Online Videos: USENIX '08 Annual Technical ConferenceJul 14, 2008
Free video archives of Usenix '08 are now online at: http://www.linuxpromagazine.com/usenix08.
Archived sessions from the live streaming include companion conference slides. No registration required!
Community Notes Community NotesJul 11, 2008
Jon catches up with Linux users in London and rounds up the activities of some Linux User Groups around the world.more »
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Jon Masters rounds up this month's happenings in the Linux User Group (LUG) community.more »
The Last of LugRadioJul 02, 2008
Jono Bacon recently announced that the LugRadio Live UK show will be the final show. In his announcement, Jono said, "I am massively proud of what we have managed to achieve. Over 100 shows, 7 full-time presenters and countless guest presenters, 200+ hours of audio, 100+ guests, 2million+ downloads, 1000+ forums members, 40000+ forums posts, 5 live events in two countries, 5000+ emails to the show and an incredible community."more »
Live Streaming from USENIX '08Jun 20, 2008
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Microsoft Frees Code for .NET Build Engine
MSBuild is now just another GitHub project as Redmond continues its path to the light.
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Malware could pass data and commands between disconnected computers without leaving a trace on the network.
Kernel Developers Adopt Code of Conflict
New rules emphasize collegiality in coding.
Ubuntu Switches to systemd
Upstart lands in the dust bin as a new era begins for Linux.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops II
What's the gun that makes you angriest when you die to it?
Skorpion laser sight hip fire or KAP40 hipfire. Takes no skill.
sonic_rockz posted...
I love people that hate the R870. It's a shotgun, just because someone dropped you before you could spray your laser/silenced MSMC/PDW all over the place doesn't make it OP.
I like how people are acting like a shotgun that can kill in one shot within the usmc's 3sk range takes a lot of skill to use.
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My gun.
If someone kills me then kills me again with my own golden gun i admit defeat.
Akiba69 posted...
Grenades. Especially semtex that stick to the outside of my shield yet still kill me.
I wonder what semtex would do to you in real life it was stuck to a shield you were holding.....
Game Devs...you will never please all of these complainers...so just ignore them and keep giving the rest of us the games we like.
Any laser smg hip fire bs from dumb ass far away really irritates me.
mr_caution posted...
NarutoTaio posted...Freddie_Mays posted...Any one hit kill weapon, shouldnt have them in this game.
Pretty sure the Chicom is a two-burst kill. That's what makes it inferior to the EVO.
They call me Hadouken. 'Cuz I'm Down, Right, Fierce!
CallMeSeeker posted...
sonic_rockz posted...I love people that hate the R870. It's a shotgun, just because someone dropped you before you could spray your laser/silenced MSMC/PDW all over the place doesn't make it OP.
If i'm lagging a bit it's the only way i can stop getting destroyed without sitting in a corner, which would you prefer? Getting killed by a R&G with a shotgun or a camper with a laser sighted smg?
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jamejame posted...GreatTroySensei posted...jamejame posted...The Remington.
Yeah, it's the end all be all shotty in this game. What do you use on the M1216? I primarily ADS with it as I've noticed the spread is much tighter, so I don't use Laser Sight, just Long Barrel and Fast Mags.
CallMeSeeker posted...
I like how people are acting like a shotgun that can kill in one shot within the usmc's 3sk range takes a lot of skill to use.
So you're comparing a 1 shot kill with a gun that fires maybe twice a second to a 3 shot kill with a gun that fires maybe 15-20 shots a second on full auto?
All's fair in love and war, kid.
People who complain you don't get a chance to fight back against a shotgun...that's the point. That's the reward for using a weapon that is useless past a short range.
And lol at people who say the Remmy is too strong, lots say it's too weak. If you think it's too strong how did you ever survive the MW2 SPAS-12?
Anyway, I most rage when I'm instantly quickscoped repeatedly, despite me lighting them up. If I die before I react because of a shotgun, that's fine, that's what the weapon is meant to do. But that shouldn't be so easy for a sniper to do, because it isn't limited to short range only. Whatever happened to no aim assist in the first few moments? Why'd they lie about that?
Why couldn't it be that only the iron sights Ballista could easily quickscope? Isn't that a nice compromise?
The supernatural says that if you act a certain way you might avoid suffering. But reality says you came from the stars...


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Justin Scholdfield gets the surprise of a lifetime. Along with a mysterious inheritance. But what does secrets... : Young Adult » Read
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