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Amazing! My three kids who are newly diagnosed celiacs LOVED that they could order absolutely anything here! Food was delicious too:)
Awesome food and sweets. When we have friends over for dinner we always order their Apple Pie, which is always a big hit! Thrilled that we have delicious options and don't have to worry about cross contamination.
I can't believe this place hasn't been reviewed yet. It's an amazing find. We were driving through on the way to Princeton, an we stopped by hoping to find something my gluten intolerant kid could have. I had no idea the entire restaurant was gluten-free.The best gluten-free bread, pancakes, cookies, coffee cake, and baked goods I have ever had. I will admit I'm a baked good snob, and I tend to avoid anything and everything gluten-free that I can because I just can't stand the texture and aftertaste. I was wowed my the food. You can't even tell it's gluten-free. The bread is light and tasty. The cake is moist, tender, and has an awesome crumb. I can't recommend this place enough. Some vegan items, and it may be all vegetarian (but I'm not 100% sure).
Amazing place to visit. Everything is delicious! We have had soups, breads, pancakes, and baked goods. Such a treat!
GF bakery and cafe. Absolutely delicious breads and treats!!
Breakfast was wonderful and even took a cream puff to go! Was worth every bite! Dedicated GF kitchen makes the experience even better. The staff was very helpful and patient while I figured out what to order.
Great service! We are from out of town and they were super helpful! Fantastic pancakes! Cute little house atmosphere. This is an entirely gluten free bakery! No cross contamination!
Great food, great treats, great service. I don't like the chocolate because I feel sick afterwards but everything else is awesome.
Appreciate the dedicated gluten free environment since a gf diet is a medical necessity for me. Enjoyed the dessert crepes! Would be nice to also offer a few non-vegetarian entrees for the meatloving customers.
They have very good food here and it's comforting to know its a GF environment.
Went for lunch and was pleasantly surprised at how delicious everything was, from the crepe to dessert. Love having so many gf options.
Have eaten virtually the whole menu. Delicious! Baked goods are fantastic and the baguettes don't taste GF. Worth a drive.
Awesome veggie wrap!!! I love that they are totally GF. Their pumpernickel bread was soft, a bit sour, but decent!! Wonderfully nice. Definitely will go back for some sweets and treats!
Wildflour is awesome! The bagettes are a true accomplishment..beautiful and delicious! We loved the cookies and the crepes. Worth the drive, everything was fresh and wonderul!
Fabulous meal. Grilled cheese, crepes, danish...the list goes on and on. 4 stars only bc they seemed flustered with providing customer service to a family with a toddler. Food and security of NO contamination make this a win in our book.
Amazing and wonderful. All gluten free and safe. Everything tastes like regular food!
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Fantastic gluten free baked goods. If I hadn't known, I wouldn't have guessed. I actually asked for confirmation...several times. When I spoke to the owner about why everything wasn't more clearly labeled GF, she said she wanted people to think if them add a regular bakery with goods that stand up to those made with wheat flour. Mission accomplished.
Totally gluten free establishment with both sweet and savory crepes, desserts, breads, and yummy fresh smoothies and juices. Very understanding and helpful staff. I love this place! Very safe for people with multiple allergies.
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This past weekend, I had the opportunity to present one of the breakout sessions at the Women Grow Business Boot Camp 2010 event in Washington, DC. I was so grateful to @shonali for thinking to include me as a speaker and for @deannie who was so happy to be my commuting buddy on Saturday morning.
You know, as a long time "entrepreneur" … I wasn't sure what exactly I would learn or takeaway from the boot camp. No, I don't pretend to be a business owner know-it-all. Hardly! That said, I've been at the small business ownership thing on and off since the mid 90s and have learned a lot since then through a combination of successes and failures alike.
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- "Hoping + wishing are NOT strategies!" … again, this is common sense but to hear it said, especially by an experienced business leader such as Marissa Levin … well, it is a fact that just can't be heard often enough!
There were some anecdotal stories of value and an occasional, good tip here and there which were great and which I've definitely "back pocketed" for future reference. However, what I learned most — which was a refreshing lesson, reminder and truth — is that I am *not* alone in my challenges, goals, dreams and aspirations. The boot camp was packed with many women in business … many of which are at different points in their business ownership adventures but nevertheless, most women shared the same plight and issues as I face every single day. How will I grow my business? What strategies can I improve or implement to retain clients and attract prospects? How can I improve or leverage my existing network of like-minded folks who will provide support, resources and guidance, when needed?
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Pumpkin Patch Scrapbook Page
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Create a cute and festive layout page by following these easy guidelines. All of your pumpkin patch memories will be saved on a colorful keepsake perfect for Halloween and the Fall season.
- Therm O Web Foam Squares
- Therm O Web ClicknStick
- Therm O Web Zots Small
- Therm O Web Sticky Dots
- Therm O Web Tape Runner XL
- Wausau Cardstock Paper:
- Tuscan Sun
- Olive
- Kraft
- Eclipse Black
- Umber
- Stipple Brush or Sponge Brush
- Liquid Glue
- Fiskars Micro-Tip Scissors
- Colorbox Chestnut Roan Fluid Ink
- Tim Holtz Haunted Masks
- Making Memories Nutmeg Acrylic Paint
- Cricut and Cricut Base Camp Cartridge (or letter stickers for title of your choice)
- Black Journaling Pen
- EK Success 1/4" and 1/2" Circle Punch
- Two 4" x 6" Photos
1. Lay your Spider Web Masks on your Eclipse Black Cardstock as shown. With your stipple brush or sponge brush dab your Nutmeg Acrylic Paint all over the stencil making sure to use less paint as you go to the outside edges of the mask (to appear lighter). Peel mask off. Allow the paint to fully dry.
2. Mat your two 4" x 6" photos on a piece of Olive Cardstock using your Therm O Web ClicknStick so there is a 1/8" border all the way around. I mounted the 2 photos right next to each other on the mat, but you can leave some space between them if you like.
3. Cut a piece of Kraft Bark Embossed Cardstock to measure 4" x 5 3/4".
4. Place your matted photos between your two painted webs with your Therm O Web Tape Runner XL leaving about 2 1/2" of space above and about 4" of space below. Move the mat to where you feel it looks the best. Mine is about 1" in from the left hand side.
5. Now slip the journaling piece in underneath the matted photos so it is somewhat centered and hanging down below the photos about 3". Secure both the journaling block and matted photos in place using your Therm O Web Tape Runner XL.
6. Next we will use the torn paper technique to create our dimensional pumpkins as shown below the journaling area. Cut the following size blocks from your Tuscan Sun Cardstock:
2" x 2 1/2"
2 1/4" x 2 1/2"
2 1/2" x 3"
1 1/2" x 1 1/2" (two of these)
7. Now take each piece above and slowly tear around each corner to round the piece to become a pumpkin. I tore a bit all the way around. You want them to be oddly shaped and not perfectly rounded. You can make some tall, some wide, or change the size of each if you like.
8. Now take your Brown Ink Pad and distress the outside edges of each pumpkin.
9. Now tear some pieces to go in the center of each pumpkin as shown using your Tuscan Sun Bark Embossed Cardstock. You want the piece to be oblong and fit in the center running the full length of your pumpkin.
10. Again, ink each of these pieces.
11. Now attach your center piece to each pumpkin using your Therm O Web Foam Squares.
12. Next, create the pumpkin stems using your Umber Cardstock. Tear small pieces that look like a pumpkin stem. Attach to the top of each pumpkin using a Therm O Web Small Zot.
13. Punch three 1/2" circles and two 1/4" circles out of your Olive Cardstock.
14. Using your Micro-Tip Scissors begin on the outside of each circle and cut a very thin edge continuing to go around and around the circle until you reach the inside of the circle. This will create a vine like look once you take it and push it back together. This will be a very dimensional addition to your pumpkins.
15. Attach each vine piece with a liquid glue.
16. Attach the pumpkins in the order you like at the bottom of your journaling block. I tilted mine slightly.
17. Using your Cricut and Base Camp Cartridges cut 1 1/2" letters using cardstock to spell your layout title. I used "Pumpkin Patch."
18. Once your letters are cut attach them to the top of your layout using Therm O Web Sticky Dots or Therm O Web Tape Runner XL (depending on the width of your letters).
19. Add your journaling on to your journaling block using a black journaling pen. I faintly draw lines to keep my journaling straight and then go back and gently erase the lines once my ink has fully set.
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ThemattmobileIt's difficult to believe that Governor Corbett would pass up a new taxing opportunity unless, of course; the interested parties are at odds with his cartel of campaign contributors. Pennsylvania has been in the drug business for decades by taxing tobacco and alcohol. I'd like to see anyone deny that beer and liquor aren't "gateway" drugs for alcoholism. 3 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » justobservingAlcohol and tobacco are not presciption drugs. The tax is the same as taxing gasoline. It is a use tax. Presciption marijuana could only be taxed at 6% same as any purchased item. Don't see how this would be any "taxing opportunity" or how this makes him a Neanderthal. He is about to raise the gas tax .28 cents. How do you feel about that opportunity?? Did it raise him to Cro-Magnum? 0 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » BodaciousBabeI don't think anyone wants to even look at that "heathen devil weed, marijuana" (quote from a movie) in Warren County. NEWS FLASH: Marijuana is a plant, not a drug, but some people just refuse to use common sense, especially Warren County's judges. They're brutal. And anyone that thinks either one of them are soft on crime is very sadly mistaken. 1 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » BrookPThe end of one-term Tom's reign can't come quick enough. 3 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » MTOMTONEWS FLASH: Bath Salts is a much larger problem in Warren County than marijuana. 3 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » BodaciousBabe@MTOMTO, are you trying to say something that people don't know? Marijuana really isn't any kind of problem at all. Even up in Colorado where it's legal, it's not a problem, except, of course to those who are so uptight and believes anything the government tells them. LOL 4 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » reader67% of the voting public in warren co. gave corbett their vote. wonder if they will do the same thing next time around. 2 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » Showing 9 of 9 comments
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Waking up on the 5th was easy, as we had slept alot in the last 15 hours. We immediately got up, showered in the only option of freezing, but we are getting used to it now, and headed out to the closest bakery. After finding the main square, exploring the church that looks the same as every other in these towns, finding the hygenic (sarcastic by the way) meat market, and taking a few photos... We took an offer to do some white water rafting for the day.
The rafting started at 2, and a Van picked us up traditional Latin American style (late) and we headed off upstream to our starting position. Our team consisted of a couple of Colombians and an older Swedish couple visiting family here. The rapids weren't the biggest, however on one or two occassions we had a couple of metres drop and in one of them I came flying out as the boat tipped up! I and the other 2 blokes on the left hand side of the boat also came flying out. We floated down stream and all managed to get back in the boat before the next set of rapids. Most of the rapids were pretty easy though and at times we got to jump out and have a swim. It was great fun and we got some good photos. Next time I will definitely be doing the hardest class possible.
The rest of the day we did nothing except pig out on some badly cooked chicken at some American Roasted place and looked for some more thongs as Matty managed to break his that he got from Jamaica. We fell asleep watching Godzilla in Espanol, ahha!
The following day we took a stroll through the park in San Gil that is unique for tree's that grow these long dangly silver things all over them. Its really wierd and would be great for a horror movie! There we met Andy (The Austrian from Parque Tayrona). We walked around town a bit before heading back to his hostel ...meeting the 3 Irish blokes! hahaha... Not much of a coincidence though as there really isnt more than 1 or 2 hostels in the town, and Colombia isnt touristy at all, so bumping into the same people can be common. Matty, Andy, Paul and I went down to grab a absolutely huge pizza ... It must of been good because 2 of the guys were vegetarian and still ate it! haha. Then us and the 3 funny Irish blokes went out drinking to suss out the local pubs in San Gil before retiring to bed.


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A cow that's come down with milk fever is easily recognizable. Oftentimes, the cow, unable to stand, has its head against its side, and its ears are cold to the touch. This metabolic disease has long plagued our transition cows, but, over time, we have developed and implemented strategies to lessen its prevalence.
While the cow exhibiting clinical signs of disease clearly requires our intervention, a more serious threat may lurk among its seemingly normal herdmates. Subclinical hypocalcemia lies below our visual detection threshold. But, there may be opportunities to intervene here, as well. Read more
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Breeding and then marketing an elite bull is a tough undertaking, and only a few have been successful. Bulls need to appeal to a wide audience of producers, but also possess the conformation and health to withstand years of aggressive semen collection. Making the million unit list is a testament to their longevity . . . both in the bull barn and the marketplace. Read more
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The groundwork for a healthy life is built during childhood. Unfortunately, financial limitations, a lack of knowledge or other social barriers may prevent some parents from providing their children with a wholesome, nutritious diet. However, researchers from Oregon State University have found that even children with well-educated parents in communities with access to healthful foods are falling short in the nutrients they need. Read more
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This semester I decided to take a beef science course with the intention of comparing that industry's standard practices with the dairy industry. I have found that, although the cow-calf and feedlot systems have different goals than dairy, many of the management tools are similar. Last week, I was sitting in lecture and my teacher began discussing body condition scoring. The lecture became an in-depth conversation about monitoring weight to balance daily gain and feed costs to allow for economic success. Read more
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Thousands of pages have been written about what the Margin Protection Program for Dairy (MPP) is and how it will work. This isn't another one.
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I definitely missed something important... I can't figure out how to use the Vanguard's charge ability when I'm not targeting an enemy (for flanking, running etc). I know I saw him doing it in the Vanguard preview vid. I'm playing on the 360, has anyone figured it out?
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I'm pretty sure you can only use it on a targeted enemy :( Sorry, bud.
Set it to RB or LB. Select it. Then press the assigned bumper.
So they patched that out from whatever build we saw in the vanguard video they released awhile back? That sucks :( I totally picked the Vanguard so I could do that
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I don't know what you guys are talking about, I have definitely charged to a clear area without enemies. Just bring up your power in the pause menu, point where you want to go, and hit A (on the xbox). The combo is overload, charge, incendiary shotgun - dead (my solution for big krogans). Charge is definitely powerful.
Thanks grotto, I'll try that when I get home. If I can get that to work I might switch back to veteran.
I just rewatched the video. When they were flanking an enemy or running away, they were charging to OTHER enemies in both cases. I guess I missed that the first time around.
I think the charge has been very useful, especially if there are a few enemies close to eachother. It knocks them all back, and since sprinting and getting into cover has improved alot I dont have a problem getting out of the action once I empty my clip. The shockwave has been less effective for me, I would rather have pull to get enemies out of cover.
" The charge ability is pretty dumb, it brings you to the middle of the action so you can get shot up, and its not even that effective. "It is tricky to use right, but when you use it correctly you will cut a swath of destruction through the enemies. You also need to level it up, fast. Once leveled up, every time you charge you refill a massive portion of your shields. You basically want to charge a cluster of 2-3 enemies (or 1 enemy if it is something like a krogan) and take them out as fast as possible. Then duck behind cover, reload, and charge again. Try to charge for isolated enemies or enemies in the back (the enemy is less likely to turn and fire on you if you charge past them.)
Avoid charging Heavy Mechs, only charge things with shields and armor if you have the flamethrower. It will melt stuff in seconds.
Charge is tricky to use offensively. When charging, you always want to look for enemies near cover, so that you can use the cover after charging into them. You also need to make sure that the cover you plan on using doesn't have any enemies in flanking positions.
As a defensive measure, it kicks ass. You can quickly get rid of any enemies that get past your cover. You can also use it to quickly charge your shield. I had a bit of a hard time using Charge in the beginning. Now its easily the most fun power to use in the game.
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Austin, Jon (2005) Culture and identity: an introduction. In: Culture and identity, 2nd ed. Pearson Education Australia, Frenchs Forest, Australia, pp. 1-4. ISBN 0-7339-7329-9
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Culture and Identity, 2nd ed. is an edited work critically addressing the role of culture and identity within education. Designed for introductory 'sociology of education' courses, the text takes a strong socio-cultural perspective on the changing dynamics of the Australian education system and its participants. The book is a collection of introductory essays on aspects of many of the faces of culture and the various forms of identity that connect with or are resistant to a number of contemporary Australian cultural contexts. The text introduces students to key theoretical concepts and philosophical paradigms in order to explore multiple notions of culture and identity. These are then applied to our own education environment on different levels - including the personal and individual, social and community, and the global and macro. All of the major issues are covered including race, mulitculturalism, sexuality, gender, class, self, environments, nationalism, globalisation and international analysis.
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Mobile TV provider Lyon Video has implemented dual faders in a Calrec Audio Apollo digital audio console, the audio console company announced Feb. 28.
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"For the viewer at home, the Apollo's increased power amounts to increased accuracy in its ability to convey the reality of the event," said Chad Snyder, account manager at Lyon Video.
Snyder noted that in spite of its fader count, the Apollo's compact size makes it well suited for mobile production. In addition, both Lyon Video's clients and freelance audio mixers are acclimating to the platform's processing power and channel count as well as the I/O flexibility afforded by the integrated Hydra2 network.
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I would be lying to you if I said that I never thought about having twins or triplets. I have some friends who are juggling multiple babies at the same stage and they truly are rock star moms. Now, I know I can't even come close to comparing, but my older two kids are 14 months apart, and that was hard enough — twins and triplets and more, sounds like a lot of fun and a lot of (worth it) work. I can't even wrap my head around what it would be like to find out there are two (or more) growing inside you, the cool feelings you have when they move and then all that after-the-babies-are-born juggling you do.
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Thanks for your email. I wasn't being sarcastic anyway. Im not going to dignify his answer with a reply. Have a wonderful holiday
Well then since you know so much why don't you point me in the right direction. My own oncologist and surgeon had the same problem and also told me info is really old----at least 2 years!! Thanks
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Although the company only took the name Faber and Faber in 1929, the company started out in the first years of the 20th century as The Scientific Press, which published The Nursing Mirror. The owners, Sir Maurice and Lady Gwyer, wanted to diversify into trade publishing and made contact with Geoffrey Faber, who was at the time a Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford University.
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Faber made contact with T.S. Eliot through an old college contact, and Eliot become a literary advisor. Faber published Eliot's work, starting with Poems 1909 - 1925 . Still today, the licence fees from Eliot's Old Possum's book of practical cats (later translated into the stage musical Cats) remain a significant source of income.
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Real Questions Reading and Writing Genres
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Real Questions: Reading and Writing Genres breaks open the concept of genre and shows students how it works in conversations that they care about. Drawing from a surprising variety of public and academic genres, including creative nonfiction, academic articles, blogs, Twitter posts, brochures, flyers, reviews, online multimodal texts, and public service ads, each chapter takes up a question at the heart of daily life and looks closely at ideas and genres that shape our responses to it. An in-depth introduction,along with carefully scaffolded questions and writing assignments, support students as they analyze writers' choices and put their understanding of genre to work in their own writing — for real audiences and with real purpose. The print text is now integrated with e-Pages for Real Questions, designed to take advantage of what the Web can do.
Author Biography
Table of Contents
What Is Genre and How Can It Help You?
What Band Names Can Teach Us about GenreHow Genres Make Reading and Writing Easier
Strategies for Critical Thinking, Reading, and Writing Critical Thinking
Active Reading
Engaged Writing
Writing to Prompt Active Reading
Writing Summaries Sample Summary by Devin McGuire, "Summary of The Relationship Cure Excerpt" (STUDENT SUMMARY) Writing Reflections Sample Reflection by Sara Snider, "Lappe Reflection" (STUDENT ESSAY) Writing Rhetorical Analyses Sample Rhetorical Analysis by Kirsten Ridlen, "Is Brent Staples a Threat, or a Victim? A Rhetorical Analysis of 'Black Men and Public Space'" (STUDENT ESSAY) Writing Genres Writing Arguments Purpose and Audience Organization, Focus, and Development Effective Language Design Sample Argument by David Cook, "The Good, the Bad, and the Technological: Technology and Its Impacts" (STUDENT ESSAY) Writing Op-Eds and Letters to the Editor Purpose and Audience Organization, Focus, and Development Effective Language Design Sample Op-Ed by John Keane, "Facebook and the Fear of Missing Out" (STUDENT ESSAY) Sample Letter to the Editor by John Moss, "Understanding Flaws Eases Discussion" (STUDENT ESSAY) Writing Creative Nonfiction Purpose and Audience Organization, Focus, and Development Effective Language Design Sample Creative Nonfiction by Amy Peterson, "Fine Lines" (STUDENT ESSAY) Writing Blogs Purpose and Audience Organization, Focus, and Development Effective Language Design Sample Blog Post by Zach Schonfeld, "New York Times on Drunk Fruit Flies, Wooly Bear Caterpillars, and Prof. Michael Singer" (BLOG POST) Writing Brochures Purpose and Audience Organization, Focus, and Development Effective Language Design Sample Brochure by the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois, "Maybe I Have a Friend with an Eating Disorder" (BROCHURE) e-Pages Writing Presentations Purpose and Audience Organization, Focus, and Development Effective Language Design Sample Presentation by Jean Mervius, "Survivors Unite Speech" (STUDENT SPEECH)Sample Presentation by Rikimaru Kataoka, "Survivors Unite Speech" (STUDENT SPEECH)
1 How Can Our Relationships Change and Grow?
Case Study in Genre and Relationships: The Relationship Status Update
About the Readings Andi Long, Patching Holes (CREATIVE NONFICTION) Amy Sutherland, What Shamu Taught Me about a Happy Marriage (HUMOR COLUMN) John Gottman and Joan DeClaire, From The Relationship Cure (SELF-HELP BOOK) Deborah Tannen, From You're Wearing That? Mothers and Daughters in Conversation (SELF-HELP BOOK) Diane Davis, Cycle of Violence (BROCHURE)Todd K. Shackelford, Aaron T. Goetz, David M. Buss, Harald A. Euler, and Sabine Hoier, When We Hurt the Ones We Love: Predicting Violence against Women from Men's Mate Retention (SCHOLARLY RESEARCH REPORT)
e-Page The White House, 1 is 2 Many (PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT)
Visualizing Genre Bumper StickersPulling It All Together
2 When Should We Assume the Best (or Worst) about Others?
Case Study in Genre and Assumptions: Attribution Theory
About the Readings Malcolm Gladwell, From Blink (POPULAR NONFICTION) Brent Staples, Black Men and Public Space (CREATIVE NONFICTION) Leslie A. Zebrowitz, Benjamin White, and Kristin Wieneke, Mere Exposure and Racial Prejudice: Exposure to Other-Race Faces Increases Liking for Strangers of That Race (RESEARCH REPORT) Studs Terkel, C. P. Ellis (ORAL HISTORY) Amel S. Abdullah, Assuming the Best of Others (ADVICE ESSAY) Sarah Adams, Be Cool to the Pizza Delivery Dude (RADIO ESSAY) Julie Schwartz Gottman, An Abbreviated History and Overview of Gottman Method Couples Therapy (PROFESSIONAL RESOURCE)Gavin de Becker, From The Gift of Fear (SELF-HELP BOOK)
e-Page Sheri White, Seeing Beyond Our Differences (RADIO ESSAY)
Visualizing Genre Public Service AnnouncementsPulling It All Together
3 What Is Happiness, and How Can We Find It?
How Can We Be Happy?
Case Study in Happiness: Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs About the Readings Mary Beth Ellis, The Waltz (CREATIVE NONFICTION) Mary Pipher, June, from Reviving Ophelia (CASE STUDY) Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, From Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience (GENERAL AUDIENCE RESEARCH SUMMARY) Gretchen Rubin, Act the Way You Want to Feel, from The Happiness Project (BLOG POST) John Ratey, MD, Depression: Move Your Mood, from Spark: The Revolutionary New Science of Exercise and the Brain (RESEARCH SYNTHESIS) Martin Seligman, PhD, Positive Feeling and Positive Character, from Authentic Happiness: Using the New Positive Psychology to Realize Your Potential for Lasting Fulfillment (SELF-HELP BOOK) Barbara Ehrenreich, Positive Psychology: The Science of Happiness, from Bright-Sided: How Positive Thinking Is Undermining America (CRITIQUE)Arthur Brooks, Inequality and (Un)Happiness in America, from Gross National Happiness: Why Happiness Matters for America—and How We Can Get More of It (PUBLIC POLICY ARGUMENT)
Linked Readings
University of Leicester Produces the First Ever World Map of Happiness (PRESS RELEASE)
Marina Kamenev, Rating Countries for the Happiness Factor (ONLINE NEWS ARTICLE)e-Page The Happy Planet Index (INTRODUCTORY VIDEO AND WEB SITE)
Visualizing Genre: Greeting CardsPulling It All Together
4 When Is Eating a Social Issue?
Case Study: Economic Impact of Past Labeling Reforms, from Food Labeling Chaos: The Case for Reform
About the Readings Flavius Stan, The Night of Oranges (CREATIVE NONFICTION) Michael Pollan, The Food Movement, Rising (REVIEW ESSAY) Anna Lappé, Cafeteria Consciousness (MAGAZINE FEATURE) Sandra Steingraber, PhD, The Organic Manifesto (MANIFESTO) Rebecca Clarren, Is Your Eco-Label Lying? (MAGAZINE INFOGRAPHIC) Bonnie Liebman, In Your Face: How the Food Industry Drives Us to Eat (NEWSLETTER INTERVIEW) David A. Kessler, MD, From The End of Overeating: Taking Control of the Insatiable American Appetite (RESEARCHED ARGUMENT) Jonathan Safran Foer, Hiding/Seeking, from Eating Animals (MULTI-GENRE TRADE BOOK)Wikipedia, Factory Farming (WIKIPEDIA ARTICLE)
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Michael Fitzpatrick, The Vegetarian Delusion (OP-ED)
Claire Miller, Eating Vegetarian, and Making a Difference (LETTER TO THE EDITOR)
e-Page Philip Wollen, Animals Should Be Off the Menu (SPEECH)
Visualizing Genre: Food PackagingPulling It All Together
5 How Is Social Media Affecting Our Relationship with the World around Us?
Case Study: Twitter, The Chronicle of Higher Education
About the Readings
Johann Hari, How to Survive the Age of Distraction (OP-ED)
Linked Readings
Nicholas Carr, Is Google Making Us Stupid? (MAGAZINE FEATURE)
Trent Batson, Response to Nicholas Carr's "Is Google Making Us Stupid?" (CRITIQUE)
Sherry Turkle, From Alone Together (RESEARCHED ARGUMENT)
Linda Stone, Beyond Simple Multi-Tasking: Continuous Partial Attention and Diagnosis: Email Apnea (BLOG POSTS)
Linked Readings
Gwenn Schurgin O'Keeffe, MD, Kathleen Clarke-Pearson, MD, and Council on Communications and Media, Clinical Report: The Impact of Social Media on Children, Adolescents, and Families (LITERATURE REVIEW)
John Grohol, PsyD, Pediatrics Gets It Wrong about "Facebook Depression" (BLOGGED CRITIQUE)
Linked Readings
Jenna Johnson, Fighting a Social Media Addiction (BLOGGED COLUMN)
Pamela Rutledge, PhD, Social Media Addiction: Engage Brain before Believing (BLOGGED CRITIQUE) International Center for Media and the Public Agenda, A Day without Media (WEB-PUBLISHED RESEARCH REPORT)e-Page Wall Street Journal, The Measured Life: What's Your Klout Score? (VIDEO REPORT)
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The Anaheim Ducks will take part in the NHL's 2014 Stadium Series when they square off against the rival Los Angeles Kings on Saturday night at Dodger Stadium.
Ducks goaltender Jonas Hiller — who's impressed this season with a 23-5-4 record, a .914 save percentage and a 2.37 goals-against average — has unveiled the mask he will wear during the outdoor game. It uses orange as the primary color and contains the words "Stadium" and "Series," as well as the official logo of the event on the back of mask.
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The study analyzed data from nearly 3,000 American adults, ages 18 to 39, who were raised in "different types of family arrangements." The results, according to principal investigator Mark Regnerus of the University of Texas at Austin, reveal "numerous, consistent differences, especially between the children of women who have had a lesbian relationship and those with still-married (heterosexual) biological parents" -- effectively dispelling the "no differences" paradigm.
Peter LaBarbera of Americans for Truth About Homosexuality points out prior research extolling that paradigm and painting a positive picture of growing up in a homosexual home was biased.
"A lot of the previous studies were done, for example, by [University of Virginia professor] Charlotte Patterson [who is] a lesbian," he points out. "These [studies] were junk science done by homosexual researchers or pro-gay academics."
LaBarbera says the University of Texas research is accurate and very thorough -- adding that states that encourage homosexual adoption are wrong. The study provides "very tragic data," he says.
"For example, you're more likely basically to get molested in a household led by two lesbians. You're more likely to have sexually transmitted diseases. You're more likely to identify as homosexual. You're more likely to be on public assistance," he lists.
"[And] you're more likely to have been forced to have sex unwillingly," he concludes. "Big difference [there] -- 8 percent in a normal household versus 31 percent in a household led by lesbians." In addition, one raised in a homosexual or lesbian household is more likely to have thoughts of suicide.
LaBarbera concludes that, simply put, the study proves that having a mother and a father really matters.
The findings of The New Family Structures Study will be published in the July issue of Social Science Research.
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Think Free 2012/06/14 18:40:03Other+5Murderers, rapists, robbers and thieves..... all have straight parents. I challenge anyone to give an example where there was heinous crime and see them interviewing the gay parents...
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- Verberat 2013/07/14 00:23:50OtherThere is nothing wrong with encouraging full acceptance of homosexuality and bisexuality in society. It certainly won't hurt anyone. It should be seen as normal and equal to heterosexuality, because it is! A huge benefit to society is that same-sex couples can adopt babies to give them a loving home and family.
- Charles E 2012/06/18 03:07:34Abnormal marriages produce abnormal childrenWhy should any thinking person expect different results from research not controled by those promoting the gay agenda.
- Maddog 2012/06/15 22:21:31OtherI don't wish to make a value judgement about homosexuality, one way or another. That said, according to The American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry:
"Research has shown that in contrast to common beliefs, children of lesbian, gay, or transgender parents:
• Are not more likely to be gay than children with heterosexual parents.
• Are not more likely to be sexually abused.
• Do not show differences in whether they think of themselves as male or female (gender identity).
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All theory no relative truth. This is just going to be like Freudian psychology, which by the way was accepted for the longest till proved later it was all junk. Just like Sigmund Freud. You'll die old and bitter thinking your theory was absolutely correct. Besides all your little scientists who did this article are sociologists much like psychologists all of it was born out of more junk science.
- Think Free 2012/06/14 18:40:03
- sockpuppet 2012/06/14 17:44:28
Hey did you know male lions will have sex with other male lions to show dominance...you actually can see this same thing happen with your neighborhood dog. Well if nature isn't natural then I don't know what is?
Only a fool would call that statement idiotic. What truth do you propose? Only a foolish man thinks he knows the truth.
Good one...I actually went to a little catholic school so I know all about "God's Word". By the way none of it contains much historical context and most laws were just garbage control laws. I hope you aren't wearing any clothes containing multiple fabrics, otherwise we'll have to stone you.
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3/3/2015 ARKANSAS TOURISM NOTICE: Arkansas's Seven Show Caves Are Open to the Public
Happy New Year! Start the year 2013 by connecting with nature, engaging in physical activity and a new healthy lifestyle for the whole family at Lake Dardanelle State Park. Join a park interpreter at the Meadowbrook trailhead by the amphitheater to start the New Year off right. Please make sure you dress for weather, wear sturdy shoes and bring water as the trail is 3/4 mile long. This hike is part of the nationwide "First Day Hike" celebration in state parks across the country. #2013One
Lake Dardanelle State Park 100 State Park Drive Russellville, AR 72802 Ph: (479) 967-5516 email@example.com


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