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Just like fad diets for humans, popular diets for your pets come and go. However, there's one particular pet diet trend that gives us pause: ASPCA experts say raw food diets for pets that include raw meat, eggs and milk may be dangerous for your furry friends. We typically recommend that pet parents opt for well-balanced, high-quality commercial and cooked foods instead.
The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) agrees. In studies published in AVMA's journal, homemade and commercial raw food diets for dogs and cats were found to contain dangerous bacteria like E. coli and Salmonella, just to name a few. Other tests showed that unprocessed food diets can lead to nutrient deficiencies or excess that can cause serious illnesses in pets. Also, pets chewing on raw bones can lead to obstruction or perforation of their gastrointestinal tracts, and fractured teeth.
If you don't want to feed your dog or cat a commercial diet, consider a homemade diet that will diminish the risks of foodborne illnesses. These meals should be thoroughly cooked and need to be formulated by a veterinary nutritionist or by your veterinarian to make sure they're nutritionally sound.
If you are passionate about feeding your pet raw foods, please consider the following tips.
- Work with your veterinarian to ensure that your pet's diet is nutritionally balanced.
- Avoid feeding raw foods in homes with babies and toddlers (who put lots of things in their mouths), the elderly and those with compromised immune systems.
- Practice regular hand washing before and after feeding pets.
- Practice appropriate disposal methods when cleaning up pet feces.
For more information about pet-safe diets, consult your veterinarian and check out our complete list of people foods that are dangerous to pets.
Tell us in the comments below: Do you feed your pet raw foods or a homemade diet?
Shame on you, ASPCA, getting on board with the AVMA-cited "studies" backed by the same pet food giants who are churning out kibble packed with diseased, rotten animal parts, moldy grains, and other disgusting ingredients never betrayed by the wholesome, natural "human-grade" image projected by their marketing. Read up on FDA compliance policies and bring some factual information to your supporters on this.
Michele, you have been properly brainwashed by the Pet Food Industry. There is far LESS risk associated with feeding raw than kibble. Please do the research into the hazards and dangers of kibble. FYI kibble is very often tainted with salmonella and owners are urged to WASH HANDS IMMEDIATELY AFTER FEEDING KIBBLE. As for raw, dogs have enzymes in their saliva which kill salmonella, e. Coli, streptococcus, and staphylococcus. They can handle it, and the live enzymes in raw meat cause the animals health to thrive, as proven by numerous studies.
I have bought or made my own raw pet food following Pat McKays recipes or approximately 20 years. People always say how beautiful and healthy my animals are. There are certain rules that you must follow but it is so worth it. I also use her supplements for my animals. www.animalhomeopathy.net All of her products are human grade. I highly recommend.
All these comments with people thinking their anecdotal evidence trumps peer-reviewed scientific research makes me sad. But what can one expect on a post about feeding animals raw food; it's going to bring out the crazies.
It's good to see the animalhomeopathy site is nothing but a shell now, and it's not remarkable that a person willing to feed their animal raw food would believe in homeopathy. Here's a little bit about homeopathy:
Homeopathic remedies are found to be no more than a placebo, and homeopathy is widely considered a pseudoscience. The scientific community regards homeopathy as nonsense, quackery or a sham, and homeopathic practice has been criticized as unethical. The axioms of homeopathy are long refuted and lack any biological plausibility.
I got my maine coon kitten from a breeder who feed raw, to her cats. The kitten had to be treated for giardia. Pets today live longer then ever as do people. So the pet food that is available today has much improved. companies like WERUVA that really do produce great cat food.It is really just up to the individual what you choose, but make sure you keep your cats indoors and nurtured and sprayed for a long safe life . domesticated animals are pets not wild animals and have a hard time existing in the wild outside. They are Pets not raccoon's and foxes.
My husband and I have three wonderful mature kitties, two beautiful black gentlemen are fifteen, our lovely little lady is ten. One of our fellows has been battling IBD for years and was placed on predisone, side effects and all, including diabetes. We are still on the fence about adding raw to his diet, but we're also getting desperate since he never seems completely under control on his current super premium, no grain, canned food only diet and will soon be sixteen making us even more worried about so much steroid. We have read other accounts of IBD and IBS responding well to raw diets and have researched them thoroughly but are still hesitant. Maybe it is time for that next step, however, since as time goes on, it's getting even more critical to get his disease under control.
Everything should be taken with a "grain of salt", especially info such as this. I feed all 3 of my dogs a raw food diet and have seen tremendous improvements in their health, skin, and coat- with less trips to the vet!
However, a raw food diet may not work for every animal. The key is to read ingredients on everything (even us humans need to know what we are eating!) A diet based on whole, nutritious foods and not filler and by-product is most important!
I question the efficacy of the "AVMA"'s statement. I am sure that they receive a majority of their funding from the big corporatation's brands such as Iams, Eukanuba, Purina, etc. These are the foods causing the probems.
I wonder how many people are aware that, by law in America, pet food manufacturers are allowed to change the ingredients in the can or the package and have 6 months to change the label to match!?
If you are interested in having a really healthy pet then I would avoid all commercial foods and read more at PETA's web site on what goes into them, in a word, they are made out of WASTE that is not fit for human consumption.
dogs should eat high PROCESSED commercial food? Let's change that to people.. "people should eat high processed commercial food" Isn' that like saying, "you should eat mcdonalds everyday or you should eat children's cafeteria food everyday". Ofcourse it is. We have been feeding our pets semi-raw food including raw beef bone and they have never been more healthy. We also provide cooked meals that even humans can eat to our customers at barking chef. Regardless, cook real food. give them semi-raw food. Sear the outerlayers of a chicken drumstick for 2 minutes or sear slice of pork meat for 1 minute and serve. It is so easy. E coli and Salmonela often sit on the outer side (not inside) where it can easily be exposed. Why do you think when you go to a steak out, they can give you raw steak with the outer layers seared? Kills off the bacteria that it may have been exposed to (outer layer).
We do this and we feel safer. THey still get the nutrion of healthy raw meats and bones. Cooked bone is too brittle and may be dangerous but a raw bone is very hard. For small dogs, they will naw on it which is the best way to brush their teeth. Next time you think about bringing your pet to be put under so they can get a yearly teeth cleaning, go get a beef bone and they will scrape their yellow and black teeth and with in a month they will be pearly white. I have also noticed the tartar build up of the gums have practically disappeared. Everyone thinks my 7 year of rhodesian mix is only 1 or 2 because of how great her teeth are or ask me which dentist we take her to. I always say, Dr. Raw Bone!
If you are interested in more you can find more on my blog. Holistic approach to your pets life is the best choice anyone could ever make. If humans are doing it, why not your pets?
I am a huge proponent of raw food and have done tons of research regarding this. I don't have my 2 Chihuahuas on a BARF diet, but feed them dehydrated raw, while supplementing my oldest Chi's food with either a Primal nugget or Bravo patty (my youngest had liver issues in the past, so I try to keep her protein minimal). They have been on this kind of diet for over 3 years now and they have never been healthier. Most vets know nothing regarding nutrition, what they do know is what the sales reps that come into their practice tell them about their garbage food. Vets only push these foods because they get a cut of the sales, one way to boost their income, just like they push the vaccines (vaccines cost little to produce, vets jack up the prices). I became disenchanted with my regular vet when they looked at me like I was crazy when I used to refuse many of the unnecessary vaccines, and whenever I asked them questions about a particular food or nutrition, they never had answers for me. That's why today we see a holistic vet.
I have a friend who recently adopted 2 kitties, when I asked her what she was feeding them, I nearly fell over when she told me it was Hills Science Diet, on the recommendation of her vet!!! I tried vainly for several months to get her to switch to a better food, threw all kinds of facts at her, and it took (hopefully) a recent article stating that Hills was going to start adding polyethylene to their food to extend the shelf life. I am hoping that scared her enough to finally listen to me and not her uninformed vet.
Kibble is baked at high temperatures to obtain that dry, hard stage, and therefore, because it is baked at high temperatures, most of the nutrients are baked right out of it. With raw, or dehydrated diets, the food contains all of the nutritional value. Like it has been already mentioned, there has been numerous recalls of kibble because of salmonella contamination, yet has anyone ever heard of a prepared raw food being recalled because of this? The big pet food manufacturers are behind the AVMA and that is why that poppycock report was published.


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People confuse secure boot with "my system is safe", which is not what it intends to do. Secure boot will not prevent viruses, or people pwning your system.
But it does cause your system to stop operating in case the system has been found to be compromised (unless, as you point out, the firmware itself, or secure boot is compromised). UEFI Secure Boot will certainly help to protect against boot sector exploits (not to mention that EUFI basically does away with the MBR magic).
No it was intended to be a vendor lock-in mechanism with the excuse that it would prevent unprotected code from booting. If MS had simply admitted what it was instead of making up an excuse for its existence I doubt it would be as heavily targeted today as it is.
MS created the excuse and now it is only a matter of time until secureboot is completely compromised with the largest selection of boot viruses the world has ever seen. It would -not- have happened if secureboot never existed. This means that the next generation of viruses are going to be largely OS agnostic. They wont need an OS to function.
MS is just completely retarded. Everything they do blows up. This isnt going to be any different.
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I have not yet heard from something like that.
Intel is one of the companies working on UEFI, and therefore UEFI Secure Boot. As I said, ARM Secure Boot is something completely different as far as I know.
UEFI Secure Boot has nothing to do with Windows 8, which is what gets people confused.
I've called "UEFI Secure Boot" by a more descriptive name before: "UEFI Validated Boot". In effect, your system isn't secure at all, but at least parts of the boot sequence were *validated* during the boot process. Consequences are:
- something modifies kernel code during boot? you're pwned
- something runs in unprivileged mode? you're pwned
- something modifies your kernel file? you won't be able to boot
- something attempts to upload a trojan driver? you won't be able to boot or possibly load that driver
Second, NOTHING, absolutely NOTHING prevents a hardware vendor from shipping a system with UEFI Secure Boot enabled with e.g. Linux and NO Microsoft keys, and instead their own keys or someone elses keys. (hell, YOU can even do this).
(again, I'm not talking about ARM here)
UEFI/secureboot is complete vendor lock-in crap.
I've been using computers for decades, and I program for a living. I like to think that I know my way around a computer.
I still had to follow a guide + it took about 2 hours just to get windows 8 off my laptop and linux onto it. I had to actually disable UEFI and fallback to legacy BIOS because I couldn't install anything else.
Absolutely ridiculous.
OFC UEFI SecureBoot doesn't have anything directly to do with Win8, because Intel developed it in the first place. But now comes the magic: Guess which software company forces its hardware-partners to use their keys in order to keep their Windows 8-license? I hope you didn't struggle to find this out.
And to be realistic, surely everybody can be his own key-publisher, but his imposes two fundamental problems:
- No hardware vendor goes Linux only (and I am not talking about sporadic Linux-machines)
- How much sense does this make, when everyone is free to author those keys? The end-users doesn't care and if the system hadn't been broken already, it would still suffer from fundamental problems in regards to actually securing the system.
I might have been not clear enough, but I know of the non-security of SecureBoot. Most attacks don't even focus on modifying the bootloader, and even if you tried, it is very hard to actually achieve something with it. The days are over when you wrote viruses to just break someone's computer by messing up his MBR.
Today, when you write a virus, you want to set up a botnet. And setting up a botnet is easiest by sneaking into a system without changing too much (speaking of boot parameters) and staying in userspace.
Talking of userspace, this is where Microsoft lacks today: Windows didn't change fundamentally in regards to their security: I guess, instead of working on security more thoroughly they rather focus on cementing their monopoly in the interest of a feigned "security" to shut the users up.


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Wow! Written By Dave C., Northern Cali on Saturday, September 08, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Originally ordered a set of Atrium 4's elsewhere, good little speakers (especially good for their price), but just felt like they weren't quite getting the job done for my 15' x 35' back deck. So I sent them back and ordered the 7's here from Crutchfield with their $100 off promotion. All I can say is: Wow! Over twice as heavy, larger (but still small enough to put just about anywhere), and oh so much better sounding. The bass is particularly more impressive by leaps and bounds. The highs on both the 4's and these sounded great, but these are definitely a bit more clear and vibrant. Obviously these are more $$, so if on a strict budget the 4's would be a great choice and sure to please. But if not, then "go big" as they say. The improvement is definitely noticeable and fills my back deck space now easily to where I have to keep an eye on the volume lest I anger the neighbors. ;-) I'm running them off a 6 year old 100 watt Denon receiver, just a mid-grade one. Nothing too special, and the speaker wire that was previously built into the walls is only 16 gauge (I can hear true audiophiles shrieking in horror)... and they sound great. I've cranked them on all types of music, and no problems with sound quality whatsoever (at least not to my layman's ear). Point being, don't sweat all the details... this gauge wire, that gold-plated connector, this high-end receiver. If they sound this good on my setup, you can't go wrong. Pros: Great sound, ease of mounting, look high-end and impressive. Apparently incredibly weather resistant from what I've read. Cons: Price. I got them with the $100 discount, which put them at $399. Don't think I'd have spent $499, their normal price. Though for how good they sound, and how well made they are, they're probably worth that. Depends on your needs and budget, I guess. I was pretty impressed overall with the 4's, and they're certainly a lot cheaper.
Atrium 7s Written By Trony, Anacortes, WA on Tuesday, September 04, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very sleek and professional looking speakers for a home that needs some outdoor tunes to be heard throughout the property. Worth the high price tag. Pros: Amazing audio clarity for weatherproof speakers Cons: $$$
Polk Audio Atrium 7 Written By Sally R, Las Vegas, NV on Sunday, August 26, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Polk Audio Atrium 7 outdoor speakers sound tremendous, the yard is big hope to eventually find 2 more.
Polk Audio Atrium7 Written By Derrick M., Bayshore, NY on Monday, June 11, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great speakers... Did not expect the amount of sound that came out of it, I have a huge yard and fills the whole thing up and more. I am very pleased. If you're playing that game of " I dont know which to choose" then just go by this... super big yard get the 8's , huge yard get the 7's and so on. Pros: Nice sound. Easy install... Cons: It's not wireless... (can't have it all).
Polk Audio Atrium7 Written By Anonymous, 08857 on Sunday, June 10, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Nice sound..attractive look Pros: Sound quality ..can here bass but not in a rumbling way..nice and clear Cons: As u go higher in number these speakers get larger..upon arrival i felt the speakers were pretty huge but once attached to house i think they look pretty good...i would like to see some type of a cover were the wires attach..speakers might be safe from rain but the wire is not
Atruim 7s Written By KM, Monroe, LA on Tuesday, May 29, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy Installation with great outdoor sound. I installed these under a covered patio. One in each corner. The driver is an Onkyo reciever rated at 100watts. The speakers sound wonderful. Very clear with good bass response. Pros: super easy installation with great sound Cons: they are pricey
Amazing Written By MJ, Somerset, NJ on Saturday, May 19, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was a little hesitant to buy the Atrium 7s without ever hearing them, but after listening to the 4s in a store and reading great reviews, I took the plunge. I have no idea why anyone would ever question whether there is enough bass. If anything, I have to adjust the bass level down to keep the music balanced. They sounded great even before I mounted the speakers (I tested them first). Maybe the issue is that others didn't have enough clean power to drive these awesome speakers (I've got 150 watts). My original concerns were sound quality, and whether I could fill a large back yard with music. Now I just have to make sure I don't have neighbors complaining about the volume from these two small but powerful speakers. Kudos to Polk on these great outdoor speakers, and to Crutchfield on delivering even faster than promised. Pros: Great sound quality at all volume levels Easy to install Cons: None
Great sound, good mounting options. Written By Sean, Dallas, TX on Tuesday, May 08, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sound quality is what I've come to expect from Polk. They are great speakers for the money. You can find better, but you'll be paying three to four times as much... PER SPEAKER! Mounting system is good and secure, but loses a star because even following guidelines my original placement under my soffits was about a half inch too high. Thankful for exterior wood putty and leftover paint. Pros: Great bass response for an outdoor speaker. Overall great sound quality for the money. Good looks, good mounting system. Cons: For mounting under your overhangs, recommended measurements might be off just a little. Err on the side of extra space.
Outdoor Speakers Written By Kevin, GA on Monday, April 02, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sounding speakers. I bought them to put out by my outdoor fireplace. Also great customer service when I was checking out.
Great sound, dumb connection design Written By B.D. Blaque, Central IN on Tuesday, June 28, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Purchased for a patio/pool deck, bordered on one and a half sides by house (picture a capital letter 'L', rotated 90 degrees anticlockwise). Roughly 50' wide by 40' deep. Considered these, as well as Boston Voyager 7s. However, Boston is IMO unnecessarily proud of their outdoor stuff, as illustrated by their pricing. The fact that these were both $160 cheaper, and had a special running, made it an easy choice. I mounted them under the soffit, at the ends of the horizontal section of the 'L'. The fact that one is somewhat corner-loaded did extend the bass somewhat. They sound great, couldn't be more pleased from that perspective. Would always like more low-end, but 8-pound 12x8 boxes do have their limitations. My only real gripe is the placement of the connectors - they use banana jacks/binding posts, but they're positioned in a recess on the back in such a way that 90% of the plugs on the market won't fit (the Atrium 5s share this fault; I assume the rest of the Atrium line does as well). It's telling that the manual doesn't even mention banana plugs; it directs the user to use them as binding posts. For an outdoor system, I think that's stupid - you do NOT want bare copper exposed outdoors. I modified a pair of plugs to fit, all is well.
Big, high quality sound Written By lavajoe, Denver, CO on Friday, June 17, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I mounted these on the outside/back of our 120 year old brick house in order to provide music for our backyard "entertainment area" (deck/patio/firepit/pond). I have them connected to my very old 80 watt/channel integrated amp. The bass is amazing, and the sound is quite detailed, full, and rich. These speakers produce such big sound that I need to keep an eye on the volume so as not to become known as the "neighbor who is always blasting music". I have not compared these to the smaller models, but they certainly fill up our outside area very nicely.
Best Written By Vin M, NJ on Tuesday, May 10, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Best Speaker I have ever bought!!
Patio speakers. Written By swamp, New Orleans, LA on Friday, February 04, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Got these speakers and sub very quick. The packing was done very good for both. Easy to mount Hooked up to a Sonos 120. Working good. Very good sound on low and if you want you can hook up a amp to give the speakers what they want. But its no need. Tried also the sub to the Sonos 120 but since this sub is not outdoor I put it inside again. Working great and good adjustments. Recommend Highly !
Polk Atrium7 - Excellent and worth the price. Written By Thomas, Fort Worth, TX on Sunday, August 01, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased several pairs to place around my pool and deck. I considered many brands and found the choice difficult, as it is difficult to audition outdoor speakers. I decided to spend the money for the Polks based on company reputation, weatherproof engineering features, and local audition of smaller Polk models. The speakers are mounted on short posts in landscaping and fully exposed to the elements. I needed something truly weatherproof and was concerned the bass response might be weak without reinforcement from adjacent walls. Rock speakers wouldn't work in some of my locations. These turned out to be great sounding speakers, and I couldn't be happier with my choice. They are worth the price. Music sounds great! They can play much louder than I could get away with in my residential neighborhood. Polk seems accurate with the efficiency claims, based on comparison with my indoor speakers. Test tones indicate good bass down to below 50 Hz, even mounted away from any reinforcing wall or corner. I haven't auditioned everything out there, but I believe it would be difficult to find a better sounding outdoor speaker.
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Corrupt a wish game
Very simple, a poster makes a wish. The next poster grants it but the twist is that it's a bad thing. Example: I wish I didn't have a problem with dandriff. The next poster would say Granted, now all your hair has fallen out.
I wish I was taller.
xtinarox1113 06.21.2012
Granted, but with everyone being better, they drive slower and it takes forever to get anywhere.
I wish running wasn't so boring. -
Ain'tNoOtherFan 06.20.2012
Granted, but your musculoskeletal system is messed so the endurance you have will be worth nothing.
I wish there weren't so many bad drivers on the road -
xtinarox1113 06.20.2012
Granted but there are so few that you don't learn anything and are forever stupid which is the reason for your death.
I wish I had better heart and lung endurance -
Ain'tNoOtherFan 05.04.2012
Granted, but the next time you go out later, something horrible will happen to you and you end up dead.
I wish there would be less days of school. -
xtinarox1113 05.01.2012
Granted, but you're an orphan living in a crappy orphanage.
I wish I had a later curfew -
Ain'tNoOtherFan 05.01.2012
Granted, but now your parents are the ones who are annoying you
I wish I was an only child -
xtinarox1113 04.30.2012
Granted, but with school being easier you don't learn everything you need to.
I wish my sister would quit being so annoying! -
Ain'tNoOtherFan 04.29.2012
Granted, but now you are homeless b/c you have no money
I wish school could be easier -
Rosane_Xtina 04.29.2012
Granted, you went to the University, but you didn't got a good job. Unfortunately, you got the worst job of the world.
I wish I didn't have to work -
Ain'tNoOtherFan 04.27.2012
Granted, but now you have a low grade in all your courses except for Portuguese
I wish I didn't have to go to university to get a good job -
Rosane_Xtina 04.25.2012
Granted, but this happened and now your life is in risk
I wish I didn't take a low grade in Portuguese V in my college -
xtinarox1113 04.24.2012
I could see him doing that...
Granted, but you end up hating being a dentist.
I wish I didn't have to go to college to become a forensic scientist. -
Ain'tNoOtherFan 04.24.2012
Granted, but he is totally not into you and makes a big scene about you liking him in front of the whole school, and you'll be sooo embarrassed.
I wish I was smart enough to become a dentist -
xtinarox1113 04.21.2012
Granted, but you lose it 2 days after you get it
I wish my crush would realize I like him, I can't make it much more obvious! -
Ain'tNoOtherFan 04.21.2012
Granted, but another social networking website similar to FB was invented
I wish I had a phone -
XtinaObsession 04.20.2012
Granted, but he does it to humiliate you.
I wish FaceBook was never invented. -
Ain'tNoOtherFan 04.20.2012
Granted, but he will hurt you badly and for the rest of your life you'll be afraid to trust guys
I wish my crush would ask me out -
xtinarox1113 04.19.2012
Granted, but it's only on sale for a week and you get robbed of everything and have no money to but it.
I wish I had a boyfriend -
Ain'tNoOtherFan 04.19.2012
Granted, but now you are born in a country that has a bad name for itself
I wish Christina's album could come out within the next week -
Rosane_Xtina 04.19.2012
Granted, you had the time enough but all the means of transportation disappeared.
I wish I didn't born in Brazil -
Ain'tNoOtherFan 04.18.2012
Granted, but the first time you drive you will crash and die
I wish there could be time travel -
xtinarox1113 04.18.2012
Granted, but instead there is a zombie apocolypse.
I wish I could drive -
Rosane_Xtina 04.18.2012
Granted, but you are such a sad person that you even can't be happy.
I wish that the world couldn't end this year -
Ain'tNoOtherFan 04.17.2012
Granted, but you'll fail your grade if you don't
I wish I could be happier -
xtinarox1113 04.16.2012
Granted, but after you lose it, you gain 20.
I wish I didn't have to take the OAA's (standarized tests that every kid in my state has to take) -
Ain'tNoOtherFan 04.15.2012
Granted, but you'll be a very slow runner
I wish I could lose 10 pounds -
xtinarox1113 04.15.2012
Granted, but now you are so tall you always hit your head on door frames.
I wish I had better running endurance. -
Ain'tNoOtherFan 04.14.2012
Granted, but then you will be given a lot of work to do in class and if you don't finish, marks will be taken off
I wish I wasn't short -
xtinarox1113 04.14.2012
Granted, but then everyone is a bunch of boring, nerdy snobs who have no real fun in life.
I wish teachers didn't give out homework. -
Ain'tNoOtherFan 04.13.2012
Granted, but then you will have all the relationship problems
I wish everyone at school would quit being so immature -
xtinarox1113 04.12.2012
Granted, but you are now bald
I wish my friends didn't have so many relationship problems -
Ain'tNoOtherFan 04.11.2012
Granted, but they wont get along with you.
I wish my hair wasn't curly -
xtinarox1113 04.11.2012
Granted, but to make people equal, they are handicapped like the people in the short story Harrison Bergeron.
I wish my brother and sister would get along -
Ain'tNoOtherFan 04.11.2012
Granted, but everything that there is to buy is of horrible quality
I wish everyone could be treated with equality -
xtinarox1113 04.10.2012
Granted, but you become a workaholic and work yourself to death.
I wish I could buy anything I wanted -
Ain'tNoOtherFan 04.10.2012
Granted, but the taxes on your win will only leave you with $1000 of winnings
I wish I could have a great career, making lots of money -
xtinarox1113 04.10.2012
Grante, but you get so excited that you puke on her.
I wish to win the lottery -
Ain'tNoOtherFan 04.09.2012
Granted, but your career will be over in a week
I wish I could meet Christina Aguilera -
xtinarox1113 04.08.2012
Granted, but you become corrupt with money and power.
I wish I became a famous singer -
XtinaObsession 04.07.2012
Granted, but it has no effect on weight
I wish I was born into a better life -
EveningDark 07.27.2010
granted, but now the world is stunted by its own laziness because we decided we didnt need to work anymore-there are no new inventions, there is no creativity, there is no progress.
i wish everybody had good metabolism -
EveningDark 07.26.2010
granted, but now you're part of one of those polygamy cults and have to wear those ugly snuggie/night gown dresses.
i wish a guy would ask me to one of our dances -
EveningDark 07.23.2010
granted, but since you didnt wish for eternal youth, you grow older each year until millions of days later you are left in the middle of your kitchen floor surrounded by an apron in piles of semi-concious ash.
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Well your wish was granted. But the Netherlands declares war on Spain and after a pot gas attack leaving all of Spain's armed forces stoned Spain falls.
That's the best part of this game, you be as original and outlandish or as dark as you want to be. The only limit is your imagination.
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Airy crisp chips with just four ingredients: brown rice, rice bran oil, nori seaweed, and sea salt. Kneaded dough is dried, baked into chips, rice bran oil flash fried, and centrifuge spun to remove oil. No hydrogenated oil or artificial ingredients. A transcendent snack that is good food. For garnish crumble them on soups, stews, and salads. The lowest in sodium of all our chips. Gluten free.
Eden Brown Rice Chips are crafted in Japan by a unique process using just four ingredients. Brown rice is first ground and steamed, then mixed with powdered nori sea vegetable and sea salt making a simple dough. The dough is kneaded, dried, baked into chips, and then flash fried in rice bran oil. The fried chips are then centrifuge spun to remove the oil, producing crisp, light chips.
Eden Brown Rice Chips provide great food value and delicious flavor. They contain no artificial colors, flavorings or preservatives. Most packaged snacks are loaded with hydrogenated oil (trans fats), harsh salt, refined sugar and preservatives. Eden Brown Rice Chips are a healthy choice and the lowest in sodium of all our chips.
Eden Brown Rice Chips give you the wholesome benefits of brown rice in a convenient snack. Packed with flavor and a light, crispy texture. Enjoy them as is or with your favorite dip, spread or salsa. A great healthy snack food for hiking, camping, parties, picnics and lunches.
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Ingredients | Brown Rice, Rice Bran Oil, Sea Salt, Nori Seaweed |
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I'm honored to bring you another guest post today, this one by Rachel Turiel who writes about raising her family in Colorodo on her blog, 6512 and Growing. When I read Rachel's posts, I often find myself shaking my head "yes," smiling, high-fiving her in my imagination for choosing the perfect words to describe what so many mamas wish to define. I love that even though I've never met her, we share love for many things, namely the honor of raising and enjoying our families. Her words today were truly a gift for me--one I'm happy to share with you.
The Grace of Now
by Rachel Turiel
My children are cleaning up the daily trail of toys that expand from their shared room like some explorers' route of conquest, like say, the midday takeover of the living room.
"Do you still want this silly putty?" Rose, my 5 year old daughter asks her brother.
"Naw, just kick it under the couch and then when we're roaming around later, we'll find it." Col, 8, replies.
This is not as much cleaning avoidance as it is strategy, in which it will actually be great fun to rediscover the lost archipelago of silly putty on a further territorial advance.
I hardly flinch, overhearing this conversation. I'm long indoctrinated into the deranged and gorgeous ways of children, in which life is lived like a competition for Grand Poobah of the If It's Not Fun, Why Do It? society.
If I can find the right frame of mind, which sometimes entails a literal search (think: coffee beans, hot water and french-pressing my own depths for inner strength), I can see us all on the wild adventure entitled: ordinary family day.
There is no place I'd rather be.
On every ordinary day, these children lead me to the cliff of sparkly rainbows where I sigh gratefully for this life, these babies, the whole cherry pie of motherhood. And then 10 minutes later we're all falling down that same cliff, the one perched above the nest of poisonous snakes, snakes who won't go to bed at night, who won't wear a hat when it's two degrees outside, and who invent dubious sibling poker matches: I'll see your blood-drawing scratch and raise you a small kick in the shin.
My greatest roadblock is believing that things should be different. That, because I am devoted to motherhood like say, Elton John is devoted to his feather boas, my kids will eventually come up empty on the Netflix queue of their own sibling drama. Or that by draping my own boa of love around my children daily, we might avoid boarding the wrong train, you know, the one that stops at the stations: hurt and pain.
But it's not like that. Parenthood contains everything. It's more Shakespearian than Shakespeare, what with the comedy of emergency bath evacuations due to stealth poops, and the tragedy of mama-guilt that finds you wherever you're hiding...like water, like a flood.
What helps is letting it all in, making space for the largest emotions that erupt from the smallest bodies; or the messes that, like those trick-candles, never seem to completely blow out; or the hot flare-up of my own anxiety and regret.
And then, I turn to the grace of now.
These days with young children are like having your own, slightly tipsy tour guide ushering you through life, pointing out: the squirrels in the park! the sparkly shoes! the paintbrushes ready to plunge into color! Their job is to wring juicy, succulent moments out of the thin, bland air of ordinary days; your job is to follow.
Today, one tour guide has fallen so hopelessly in love with a bottle of glue, she's adhering bits of fuzz found on our floor to a piece of paper. The other grabs my hand, gasping audibly at the first scraggly clump of spring dandelions; his own joy the mindfulness bell that brings me back to the luckiness of this life.
Sometimes it seems like these moments---and our tightly braided lives---will go on forever, an endless string of dishes and hand-holding. But they won't. Someday my children will walk by a clump of sunny dandelions and not think to scrabble them together into a bouquet. Someday my bed won't be full of children wriggling like puppies before the sun is even up.
These days, these moments---today!---is all we really have. To witness the growth and evolution of a child is exquisite. To love and be loved unconditionally is both like being encased in protective armor, and also like having it shatter daily, because it's the most tender, vulnerable skin you'll ever wear.
And truly, all I ever remember by the blessed end of the day—by the time I'm ghosting through the kids' darkened room, pulling blankets over slumbering bodies, those bodies that, sleeping, appear to be cobbled out of such earnest goodwill that I imagine them exhaling world peace in their sleep—all I remember, is the joy of parenting that, like cream, always rises to the top.
Rachel Turiel is a freelance writer and regular contributor to NPR, "Earth Notes," Mamalode, and Edible San Juan Mountain Magazine. Her writing has appeared in Literary Mama, Mountain Gazette, Bugle Magazine, Rhythm of the Home and more. She writes a biweekly column, "Adventures in Motherhood," for the Durango Herald.
Read more on Rachel on her blog, 6512 and Growing.
Monday, February 25, 2013
The Grace of Now: Guest post by Rachel Turiel
39 comments:
- ourmulticolouredlife said...
This was an amazing read. Pure joy.
- February 25, 2013 at 8:23 AM
- The McCombies said...
Oh my. This was lovely. Happy tears in several spots - fabulously written depictions of motherhood (i.e. our second experiences of childhood). Thanks for sharing!
- February 25, 2013 at 8:41 AM
- Sarah Millar said...
I love Rachel's writing. Read more of her words at www.mamalode.com
- February 25, 2013 at 8:41 AM
- Chasing Hazel said...
This is so beautifully said! LOVE all the metaphors, it's almost like reading poetry.
Nothing makes me happier than sitting, observing and interacting with my daughter. I am always very present and aware that tomorrow will bring change. I never want to forget the last very sloppy, wet open mouth kiss that she wants to give me. I enjoy her for who she is, in the moment, everyday.
Thanks for sharing these lovely words and reminding me yet again how important it is to be present. - February 25, 2013 at 8:49 AM
- Abby said...
Beautiful! I love these reminders to follow my kids in all their quests and relish the joy of right now. It's so easy to wish certain phases away...and then end up kind of missing them later.
I can tell these are my kind of folks by her son's one lens glasses and one blue/one white sock combo. :) Thanks for sharing! :) - February 25, 2013 at 8:52 AM
- dig this chick said...
Oh Rachel! As always, I appreciate your way with words. And your metaphors! Awesome.
To witness the growth and evolution of a child is exquisite. To love and be loved unconditionally is both like being encased in protective armor, and also like having it shatter daily, because it's the most tender, vulnerable skin you'll ever wear.
xo - February 25, 2013 at 9:39 AM
- Carin Cullen said...
"These days with young children are like having your own, slightly tipsy tour guide ushering you through life, pointing out: the squirrels in the park! the sparkly shoes! the paintbrushes ready to plunge into color! Their job is to wring juicy, succulent moments out of the thin, bland air of ordinary days; your job is to follow."
This sums it all up so well! And to compare children to a tipsy tour guide...brilliant! It's never boring that's for sure.
Loved this!
- February 25, 2013 at 9:50 AM
- Anna Adams said...
- February 25, 2013 at 10:18 AM
- Jen said...
Beautiful. No matter how hard the day has been, the "joy of parenting always rises to the top".
P.S. The butterfly photo is amazing! - February 25, 2013 at 11:04 AM
- Miggy said...
D-d-d-damn girl!
That was like a nice long drink from the well of truth. Thank you for those beautiful words.
Hugs to you and those beautiful babies. - February 25, 2013 at 11:05 AM
- Patti said...
Beautiful writing, Rachel. You are so right to enjoy these fleeting moments! I have a huge range of children (almost 25 down to almost born) and with each baby I purposely take more time to soak up the little moments...they grow too fast. Love your photos too, they perfectly capture your kids' personalities :) oxox
- February 25, 2013 at 11:11 AM
- Shan Fourie said...
And a great reminder to live today and everyday like its your last!
*shannybannanyslife.blogspot.com* - February 25, 2013 at 11:15 AM
- Cindy said...
Yes, yes and yes. This is a wonderful read. I can not wait to explore Rachel's blog for more!
- February 25, 2013 at 11:16 AM
- Julie Stephenson said...
I'm crying!! Beautiful post that reminds just how quickly these kids are growing up.
- February 25, 2013 at 11:51 AM
- christina vega said...
Holy wow. I totally, completely, 100% needed to read this today. Today, the day that I nearly carried my 4 year old out the door in her t-shirt and underwear because she simply REFUSED to get dressed and REFUSED my help. ::Exhale:: and now, as I sit here, at work, and she at daycare....that regret, that hope of a better morning tomorrow, settles in. But, in spite of all that - the joy is still what I most feel. Thank you for this post, Rachel. And for this special reminder that NOW is all we really have. xoxoxo
- February 25, 2013 at 11:56 AM
- Sian said...
So perfectly and beautifully written. x
- February 25, 2013 at 11:58 AM
- Kayla said...
We broke Rachel's blog! :) She seems so lovely.
- February 25, 2013 at 1:19 PM
- mb said...
i love this post. i loved it the first time, too. i am here because i stalk rachel wherever she may be found on the web, and it always means i get to bump into other radically cool people. looking forward to checking out your blog, kelle!
- February 25, 2013 at 1:25 PM
- Lesley said...
Like others I love this...
"These days, these moments---today!---is all we really have. To witness the growth and evolution of a child is exquisite. To love and be loved unconditionally is both like being encased in protective armor, and also like having it shatter daily, because it's the most tender, vulnerable skin you'll ever wear."
How beautiful is that? - February 25, 2013 at 1:52 PM
- Raelyn said...
I am working on a "secretive writing project". I have been off and on since the holidays. I am delving back into it after a break. And, I only have ONE CHAPTER LEFT to read in "Bloom"!! Score!! Your writing throughout the book has inspired me to "dig deeper" with my own and be "more real".... If that is even possible!! I just wanted to say "thank-you".... I would read "Bloom again!! And again!! And again!! And again!! And again!! And again!! It is now one of my most favorite books!! ;-D
- February 25, 2013 at 1:58 PM
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- February 25, 2013 at 2:06 PM
- Gareen said...
Sometimes I read about the beauty and joys of motherhood and it's all I want. When I think what it's like to be a mother, I think of what it's like to be the daughter of an exquisite woman. It hurts, it's happy (mostly), it crushes you, it makes you into who you are. At the same time, I feel such guilt reading these beautiful mommy stories. Guilt for not being able to always feel these waves of love from my mom, but knowing that they're there and accepting her as she is, for everything she does. I really respect and admire those mothers who are able to understand and acknowledge the beauty they find in the minutiae of the day. Beautiful story.
La Petite Gigi - February 25, 2013 at 2:13 PM
- Kimmy said...
Lovely pictures and beautiful words! Thanks for the reminder to enjoy this time.
- February 25, 2013 at 2:21 PM
- Genia & Shaylon said...
I needed that. I had one difficult weekend alone with my kids and I was so ready for their daddy to get back. Thanks for finding all of these amazing women and sharing them with us all.
- February 25, 2013 at 2:43 PM
- mamasurfs said...
What a sweet reminder...thank you for the inspiration for an adventure day with my sweetie!
- February 25, 2013 at 3:16 PM
- Krista said...
Rachel, this was absolutely perfect. Thank you for sharing. You've captured, in beautiful words, what I feel on a day to day basis--esp the part about being loved and loving unconditionally. Really good stuff!
- February 25, 2013 at 4:00 PM
- SH said...
THis is such a beautiful post!!
Happy Monday!
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thehartungs.blogspot.ca - February 25, 2013 at 6:02 PM
- Ellie said...
oh so lovely....thank you, Rachel.
- February 25, 2013 at 7:02 PM
- Laura @ Twenty5seven said...
Fabulous. I especially liked the line
"I'm long indoctrinated into the deranged and gorgeous ways of children". A perfect choice of words to describe a beautiful paradox - February 25, 2013 at 7:13 PM
- Laura @ Twenty5seven said...
I'm also enjoying reading the beautiful and intelligent comments in response to this thread!
- February 25, 2013 at 7:14 PM
- RumorsOfGlory said...
I meet so many moms who don't treasure the task. They whine and complain and can't wait for their kiddos to grow up. My own two children are 21 and 25--one about to marry--and I still miss the days we had together when they were young.
Sometimes I get envious of the moms in the grocery store with ducklings in tow.
I shared this on several of my social media sites.
Another Colorado Mom - February 26, 2013 at 7:57 AM
- Katie said...
Just right, Rachel, as always. :)
- February 26, 2013 at 8:20 AM
- Donna said...
Very nice post! I am working on being in the moment & this was such a lovely reminder for me today! Just received Bloom in the mail & looking forward to reading! It is a "snow day" today here in Kansas so am enjoying spending all day with my two kiddos!! :)
- February 26, 2013 at 10:40 AM
- Jen said...
this is absolutely beautiful! kelle - thanks for introducing us to her!
- February 26, 2013 at 11:40 AM
- Lynn Richards said...
So loved this...especially the thought of our children breathing out world peace while they sleep. Why, of course they are, what else would it be?!!
lynn - February 26, 2013 at 3:12 PM
- Stephinie said...
- February 27, 2013 at 5:47 AM
- melissa said...
If I had a dollar for every time your writing has made me cry, Rachel.... With my co-parent away the last two months, I feel like I've been in survival mode and I spend way too much time frustrated by the not-so-joyful bits of this parenting gig. I may as well just go to bed now, because this is precisely what I needed to read tonight. That picture of Rose with the chicken was like therapy, too. I couldn't stop laughing at the utter ridiculousness. You really did hit the jackpot with those two! I'm officially excited to wake up to my two in the morning, too :)
- February 27, 2013 at 6:34 PM
- Oswood Family said...
"...ghosting through the kids' darkened room..."
I love it!! That's my favorite part of the day. Beautiful. - March 2, 2013 at 10:53 AM
- kendra said...
thank you for this.
- March 10, 2013 at 9:28 PM


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Meh...more word play.
Being nerdy has never looked so cool.
Isosceles what you did there.
Watch out for the jealous T-square hiding in the barn. They can get real teed!
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I wonder if the T-square measures up...if you know whatta mean....
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I like this. It's acute.
He should find a girl to dance with who is more acute.
deathteddy wrote:They make Acute couple. Badum-tish.
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No no no. It's a half step 10 inches and then a 180 degree turn your partner round and round.
So what do they make if they get together? A sextant?
chrisprender wrote:PROTRACTORS NOT WELCOME!
That's quite enough hyperbola, thank you.
From the looks of the tick marks, "he" appears to be metric while "she" is imperial. Their love can never be!
Wow, even as an artist I feel this is a bit too geeky for me. LOL still, interesting shirt!
Ugh three acute puns in a row... we really need to think of these responses from a new angle.
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raspberryroo wrote:What's next? The rhombus rodeo?
Rhombus = one of the best words in the English language. Hyperbole = THE best word in the English language.
I just saw a bunch of people square dancing. Who knew that kind of stuff still went on?
what it it they say "The shortest distance between two points is a straight line" or the two step.
This shirt needed a red barn to encompass its potential. Without that, it just doesn't measure up.
"...At first, the mere thought of him made her hear angles singing. But nothing lasts forever. They eventually drew apart, and their marriage ended in a protractored divorce. But she could never erase him from her mind..."
The jokes are funny, but the shirt isn't... When is woot going to start putting up some tees worth wearing again?
And on the other side of town, a circle dance hootenanny begins to form...those squares may get to do the conga line, but they'll never get to try out the twist.
Hum, he's only got 6 inches...
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I think we should keep Qaridarium. I believe he's a nice guy whose ramblings just have to be taken with a grain of salt. After all, he keeps some interesting discussions going. Just don't take his posts too serious and try to look for some truths between the ramblings (they are there).
On the other hand, I think its a bad idea to start topics like these. It is just naming and shaming which is a bad thing I believe. Like said before, if you have problems with a certain user, send a personal message to the forum administrators. Starting a topic is certainly not the way to go.


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About this font family
When designing Berthold Baskerville Book, Günter Gerhard Lange analyzed and compared John Baskerville's original type (1752-1757) and countless cuts based on the original design.
Lange's interpretation also took into account today's printing and composing technology. More…
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