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1/2 cup shortening
1/2 cup unsalted butter
2 cups white sugar
6 eggs
3 cups milk
3 cups self-rising flour
3 teaspoons vanilla extract
1 cup white sugar
1 cup water
1 to 2 teaspoons lemon zest, cinnamon or flavored rum
3 cups white sugar
2 sticks sweet unsalted butter
6 ounces baking chocolate
1/4 cup water
2 cups evaporated milk
1 handful whole pecans
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Grease three 9-inch cake pans and lightly dust with flour.
In a large bowl, combine shortening, 1/2 cup butter and 2 cups sugar. Add eggs and vanilla, and mix well. Pour batter into pans and spread evenly. Bake for 30 to 35 minutes, until slightly golden brown in color. Insert toothpick in center of each cake to test for doneness. Let cool. Cut cakes into half-inch layers using a large serrated knife. "What chefs do is level off the top of the cake with a knife," says Hutchins. "Then mark a half-inch down from the top and cut by turning the cake in a circle." Place a cardboard cake circle under the layer and remove. Don't worry if a few layers aren't usable the recipe allows for this. Repeat until you have 14 layers.
Combine 3 cups sugar, 1 cup butter, 6 ounces baking chocolate, water and 2 cups evaporated milk in a saucepan over medium heat. According to Hutchins, good quality chocolate is the key to the recipe's success. Opt for a reputable name brand baker's chocolate with at least 70 percent cacao. Bring the mixture to a rolling boil. Cook for an additional two minutes, stirring frequently. Remove from heat and beat with an electric mixer or wooden spoon until frothy.
Place single layer on plate or cake circle and brush with glaze. Top with a thin layer of chocolate frosting. Add second layer and repeat until all 14 layers are stacked and filled. Dab each layer gently, warns Hutchins. "Don't soak it unless you want to make a rum cake. Or you could just throw away the cake and drink the rum."
Frost top and sides of cake and garnish with whole pecans.
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Larry Johnson was convicted of charges stemming from the rape that occurred in Missouri in January 1984. He was sentenced to life in prison plus fifteen consecutive years for sodomy.
The victim was attacked in her car in the early morning. The attacker, whose face was masked by a sweatshirt and scarf, forced his way into her car and threatened her with a knife. She was then driven to an alley where she was raped and sodomized for two hours. After the attack, the victim drove home and contacted the police and was taken to a hospital for the purposes of collecting a rape kit.
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| Coco Mademoiselle by ChanelI have a roller ball decant of Coco Mlle edp. I used to dislike this fragrance on my skin - I thought it was too sharp and the patchouli was overwhelming. But recently, for whatever chemistry reasons, it is working very well for me. My skin is bringing out a sweet-musky-vanilla quality in it, and the patchouli is actually quite subtle. I LOVE the orangey/citrussy top notes. I think Coco Mademoiselle is better in warm weather than cold. Warmth and humidity bring out a mellower spicy sweetness in this fragrance and smooth away the sharper edges. Liking this very much. 06th June, 2007 |
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| Trésor (new) by LancômeI smelled Tresor recently on one of my professors - or rather, I didn't know what she was wearing until I asked her. Her response, Tresor, blew me away. I remember Tresor from years ago, but I don't remember it smelling like THAT! Sweet, warm, honeyed, and incredibly enticing. Like a musky mead. I tested some at a Lancome counter the other day, and I like it on me, too. I suppose my chemistry has changed, but I like it much better now than I did when I was younger. It was the edp. Huge thumbs up and it will be my next purchase. Not cheap smelling to this nose at all, but a lovely and sexy frag. 22nd May, 2007 |
| White Diamonds by Elizabeth TaylorI selled White Diamonds on my sister-in-law a while back and I had to ask her what she was wearing, it was so nice. Very floral-chypre to my nose, which is a type of fragrance I like. I just saw some bottles at Marshalls. I'm tempted to go back for one. But I don't know, I've got enough right now - would I wear it often enough to give it precious drawer space? Probably not. Nice frag, though, imho. It depends on individual chemistry, of course. Many people loathe this stuff - but I think it smells nice. No fragrance smells good when it's hosed on. 22nd May, 2007 |
| Cherry Blossom by Bath and Body WorksThere are several BBW Cherry Blossom scents. I have the pink one that's just called "Cherry Blossom" in shower gel, body lotion & body spray. I smell cinnamon, mimosa, some very sweet maraschino cherry and sandalwood. I like it, but the sandalwood becomes very strong on me, which also happened with BBW's Warm Vanilla Sugar. My skin seems to grab onto sandalwood and won't let go. I wish the other notes would last as long. I like trying the various BBW stuff, though, especially the shower gels. They're fun. A cheap thrill. :-) 01st April, 2007 |
| Eternity by Calvin KleinI didn't care for Eternity in the 80's, but once in a blue moon I'll smell it on someone and think, "how lovely!". It's nice that few people wear it anymore - helps me make a less biased assessment if I'm not smelling it everywhere I go. Eternity is a nice fragrance on the right person. I like it. :-) 23rd March, 2007 |
| Blu Notte by BulgariThe only problem I have with Blv Notte is the galanga, which I've found out is ginger. I knew there had to be ginger in there! For some reason, ginger goes all strong and man-cologne'ish on me - it takes over. But the drydown is soft and very nice. It lingers softly on the skin for hours, and it smells refined, nicely composed, articulate. The dark chocolate is just a touch, not overbearing or tooth achingly sweet. It's a nice fragrance, and I'm glad I tried a sample, but I won't be buying a bottle. I can't do the galanga. 08th March, 2007 |
| Amazing by Bill BlassI bought Amazing by Bill Blass a couple of years ago. I think I paid $20 for the edt and body powder in a gift set. I actually bought it on impulse because I fell in love with the bottle. But I also like the fragrance - a soft green floral, one of my favorite fragrance families. It's not very long lasting. A spritz of it is nice after a shower. Now that I've talked myself into it, I'll wear some today. :-) So why don't I wear this more often? I guess because it's just not all that "Amazing", merely a pleasant & innocuous green floral. Which is fine. 08th February, 2007 |
| Chance by ChanelI didn't expect to like Chance because I don't really like any of the Chanels after No. 19 (which I love). I can't do Coco, Allure, Coco Mlle. I figured this was yet another Chanel that I won't get. First sniff...yep, same family. Then...after a little time...I really liked Chance. Patchouli doesn't love me, but the patchouli in this dries down to a soft warm whisper. Chance can be soft and sexy if you give it a "chance". :-) I like it. 28th January, 2007 |
| Donna by Lorenzo VilloresiOverwhelmingly spicy and clove-like on me. The spiciness is so pronounced that I don't detect any other note but rose, and it just becomes more annoying as time passes. I wanted to like it, but it was a scrubber for me. 05th January, 2007 |
| Songes by Annick GoutalTovah sent me a decant of Songes a while back, and I get exactly the same overwhelming chemically note of rubber tire. So weird because people rave over this stuff. On me Songes is noxious. This is the first AG I've tried that I really dislike. 11th November, 2006 |
| Diorissimo by Christian DiorI tested Diorissimo edt today again after I don't know how many years. I was practically swooning with delight. What a lovely, lovely fragrance! It just smells like true quality. My goodness, I had forgotten what a quality fragrance actually smells like. The jasmine in it is gorgeous and first rate. I had been thinking lately that jasmine is not my friend. Not true! I can wear this jasmine beautifully. Diorissimo is now on my Christmas wish list. I'm so pleased to have found a scent that makes me feel excited to own a bottle again! :-) 11th November, 2006 |
| Sunflowers by Elizabeth ArdenI wore Sunflowers back in the 90's and I'm sort of in the mood to wear it again. I think it's rather a nice fragrance, yes go easy on it as Calchic says. I guess people OD'ed on it and that's why so many people hate it now. I used to get compliments on it, however. RuffDawg's not the only one who thinks it's a unisex scent. My boyfriend at that time was always borrowing my Sunflowers (and L'eau d'Issey, too)!! 10th November, 2006 |
| J'Adore by Christian DiorI enjoy most of the Dior fragrances. J'Adore is a very *nice* fragrance but it doesn't knock my socks off. Maybe that's a good thing - there's always room in my wardrobe for a *nice* generic fragrance to wear to a funeral or christening or something. (!!) "Generic" is too extreme, though. J'Adore is not quite generic, but it's not special with a capital "S", though I do like it. I love the bottle. 29th October, 2006 |
| Alien by Thierry MuglerI think Alien is absolutely brilliant. I wasn't too sure at first, but it has grown on me. It's very potent, bold, long lasting, with a lot of sillage (which is not usually my type of perfume, I'm rather reserved), and you could suffocate people in small spaces if you wear too much, but it's one of those perfumes that have a definite positive effect on my mood and attitude. I feel very independent when I wear Alien, and comfortable in my own skin. There is a combination of aloofness and warm coziness that works some kind of magic on me. There is a lot of subtlety in there, if you give it a chance. I can see why people might dislike it, but I wear it to please myself. I love the purple bottle, too. 22nd October, 2006 |
| Burberry for Women by BurberryI used to wear this one a lot. Mint in a fragrance always attracts me. But this isn't a cool scent, it's warm and cuddly and lasted a long time on me. The tonka, I suppose, is what made it seem vanillic, just short of gourmand. Though someone did tell me once that I smelled like a cookie when I was wearing this, so it's somewhat sweetish. I stopped using it because I grew tired of it and felt like concentrating on other types of fragrances. But it's a nice one. Just not what I'm into right now. 16th October, 2006 |
| Liz Claiborne by Liz ClaiborneI used to wear Liz Clairborne in the 80's. I had received a gift set that had a mini of the parfum with it, and that was very nice parfum - fruity, almost chypre'ish, and quite delicious. I'm not sure what happened to my old bottle of edt (it was the red triangle). It was a very pleasant fruity-floral scent. I don't like the newer Liz Clairborne scents. Just this one. 14th October, 2006 |
| Lacoste pour Femme by LacosteI wore a sample of this a couple of times and liked it alot. It's a soft, clean floral, a type of scent that seems to work well on me. I wish it lasted longer, but this is a great everyday fragrance. Clean, sweet, skin scent on me. I may even ask Santa for a bottle. 12th October, 2006 |
| Aqua Allegoria Ylang & Vanille by GuerlainNot bitter, sweet, or nasty on me. Just boring. 08th October, 2006 |
| Anaïs Anaïs by CacharelI was one of those who wore Anais Anais in my 20's. I liked it at the time - I was a girly girl who wore a lot of fresh florals and had romantic tastes. Now that I'm in my 40's I will have to revisit Anais Anais to see if it's true that it's not as innocent as it seems, as mentioned below. I've read references elsewhere to its leather note, which I don't recall. 02nd October, 2006 |
| White Musk by Body ShopA friend of mine wears this exclusively. It's so fresh and clean on her, and also smells a little like freesia blossom. I've never worn it myself cause I wouldn't want to start wearing "her" fragrance, but I think it's a charming scent. It's decidedly girly, imo. I can't quite see a man wearing it but whatever floats yer boat. ;-) 29th September, 2006 |
| First by Van Cleef & ArpelsI agree, First does smell expensive - it's obviously a very "nice" fragrance and there's nothing there to dislike - but it always bored me. I had the edt and lotion, maybe it's better in parfum. No offense to anyone who loves it, and thank goodness we don't all love the same fragrances. I love many that are this type of classic fragrance, but First doesn't excite me. 29th September, 2006 |
| Gardénia Passion by Annick GoutalYes, as Helg states below, this is a tuberose scent. I think it's rather fresh compared to Fracas (but I have Fracas edp and Gardenia Passion edt, so maybe that's why). There's a note in GP that smells like mildew to me. I don't know if that's the tuberose or something else. I keep a small bottle of it around for old time's sake, I used to wear it a lot. Not so much anymore. I like it, though. It's pleasant stuff. 29th September, 2006 |
| Mitsouko by GuerlainThe first time I wore Mitsouko all these 19th century Romantic (with a capital "R") images took over my mind. It was truly like a haunting. Strange, potent effect it had on me. I have a bottle of the edt. I rarely wear it, however - it's just not what I reach for on as all-round everyday fragrance, and everyday casual is pretty much what my life is all about. But I am in love with the old world quality of Mitsouko. It's makes me feel nostalgic, but for some other incarnation I think. It's spicy and peachy on me - it's a tough old leathery dried peach that still has in the center the slightest lingering odor of a summer long past, and the mustiness of old books and abandonment, and there's vanilla in there, too, which gives it a bit of lushness to balance the dryness and bring you back. It's just one of the most extraordinary fragrances. 20th September, 2006 |
| Narciso Rodriguez for Her by Narciso RodriguezI agree that NR for Her (I have the edt in black bottle) can be worn by both men and women. It's a soft fragrance on me and decidedly "feminine" on the one hand because it is just very pretty and elegant, yet there's also a lingering, decidedly "masculine" woodiness and a bit of booziness. So I can see this fragrance going in either direction gender-wise. It's interesting. I don't feel the urge to get dressed up for this fragrance, rather the opposite in fact. It's a fragrance that I would reach for on an occasion when I do not want to be too identifiably dressed up in a frou-frou fragrance. For me, it's more of a casual yet chic scent. Maybe because it is so unisex and versatile. On my skin, it's not overtly sexual and musky, it's just clean smelling and pretty. I like it as a modern alternative to my usual preference for feminine classics. I think I'll reach for it much more this fall than I have over the summer. I'd like it on my husband, too. 23rd August, 2006 |
| Provocative Woman by Elizabeth ArdenLooks like I'm the only one here who likes it. The name is misleading. But I don't pay much attention to dumb advertising campaigns. I will admit I didn't see anything wonderful about Provocative Woman at first spray, but it dried down to something quite pleasant on my skin - warm, soft, cozy, ambery. Not cheap, not grape, not watermelon - nothing like that at all. Not terribly long lasting either, but that's ok. I don't think it's such a bad scent. 13th June, 2006 |
| L by Lolita LempickaSomeone recently sent me a sample and I've just tested it once --- but I think *L* is lovely. I don't detect all the notes listed, just the vanilla and musk and a general gourmand yumminess. I didn't apply much so I didn't find it overpowering or too much of a sugary cliche, just mellow, sweet and soft on my skin, and long lasting. Nice! :-) 21st May, 2006 |
| Lolita Lempicka by Lolita LempickaI just sampled this (I basically live under a rock) because someone sent me a sample. I never tried it before in dept stores, I suppose, because I don't care much for anise or licorice flavors and I thought that I wouldn't want to smell them in a perfume either. How wrong I was! :-) This is one of the loveliest fragrances I've tried in a long time. On me, it's very long lasting. It smells of anise pastilles and violets and soft musk -- it's so nicely composed. I don't find the anise/licorice at all discordant. I think it adds a note of interest without overwhelming. I'm surprised by how much I love this one. It's now on my wish list. 21st May, 2006 |
| Shalimar Eau Légère Parfumée by GuerlainI've been wearing a decant of this version of Shalimar over the past couple of days and loving it. It's light but surprisingly long lasting on my skin. Lemony & vanilla. I usually like Shalimar eau de cologne or parfum (not so much the edt for some reason). This one is very nice! I will probably purchase it at some point. I can see myself wearing it year round. My husband likes it on me, too. 14th May, 2006 |


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We have used a variety of different pet gates over the years but wanted one that would look good in our home that did not need to be installed in a wall. This gate is tall enough to keep our dogs contained and the walk-through door is very easy to use. Much safer than stepping over lower gates. The metal is finished with a contemporary bronze look so it does not look institutional but is heavy-duty so the gate can't be knocked over and dogs won't chew on it. There is some assembly required. We had a couple panels in the wrong place or upside down but with so few parts it was easy to tell how to fix our mistake.
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Assembly on this product was easy and quick This is a well-made, hardy, heavy-duty gate. But it is not so heavy that you cannot move with ease..I have a 140 lb Irish Wolfhound that I want to keep contained and it works great.
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Our pug was jumping over our 21" pet gate and this 36" fence and gate is not only attractive in our home, it offers solid construction and a high quality gate for ease in use. This gate has brought calm to our home again!
December 14, 2009
excellent dog barrier
I searched the web for a few weeks trying to find a pet gate tall enough that my 50 lb. shep. mix could not jump over and that my 30 lb. puppy could not climb. I also wanted something that looked pretty in my home. This gate is perfect, it fits an irregular shaped entry into my kitchen where I keep the dogs when I don't want them roaming free. It is pretty and was easy to assemble. Thus far my 50 lb dog stands up against it, but he cannot push it down. I love it. I might purchase another to block off the laundry room.
December 10, 2009
Best choice-highly recommended
This gate is exactly what I was looking for. It is attractive and well made. I have 3 dogs, one standard poodle, a standard pom, and a
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December 3, 2009
Does the trick...
We have a wide hallway connecting the dining room and the family room (where the baby plays). So while I love my dog, my wife hates dog hair on the baby even more…this product fit the bill – a sturdy, moveable barrier that works well with the décor. Love the fact I didn't have to drill holes or attach anything to the walls!
December 2, 2009
Great gate!
Had trouble finding a gate wide enough to go across our kitchen area that didn't need to be screwed into the wall/cabinets.... This gate is wide enough and looks great too!
November 27, 2009
Excellent product
Looks great, perfect height, easy to pass through, well made, sturdy, works well and was a good choice.
November 13, 2009
Cool Barrier
Sturdy, beautiful & the assembly was truly "mild".
November 11, 2009
Very nice piece
We really enjoy our new gate. It looks beautiful in our home and is very functional. It does a great job keeping our little rescue animals safe and sound.
November 10, 2009
Outstanding Purchase
We received our new gate in a very timely fashion. According to my husband who was the installer, the installation instructions were great! The gate works exactly as advertised. It is very solid, the attention to detail is great and it looks like furniture; not a pet gate!
October 7, 2009
Sturdy, attractive pet barrier
Not only does this pet barrier and gate blend in with the wrought iron in my home, but it contains my 75# rambunctious dog from areas where he is unwelcome. Because it is freestanding, there is no damage to adjacent walls. Minimal, easy assembly!
September 24, 2009
great gate
great gate, allows easy entry for me but keeps out my large dog. Looks nice--not like a baby gate
September 23, 2009
Good Purchase
This is a solid, good looking product that so far is working for three large young dogs. It is very attractive unlike most doggie gates I've used and is more durable than some other nice looking wooden gates I've used.
September 10, 2009
Excellent Buy
This gate was a saving grace for us. Our goldendoodle puppy made an olympic sport of jumping our previous gate and following us upstairs. This new gate is high enough that she no longer attempts the jump. It is nice looking, durable, easy to set up, and of great quality. We were worried about a large gate being an eye sore, but this gate looks like a quality piece of furniture that does not detract from our home decor. Thank you!
September 5, 2009
Great solution for our dog.
This is a great-looking, sturdy, and easy to assemble dog fence. Even though our dog hates it, we love it!
September 1, 2009
Works great. Exactly what I expected. High quality product. I ordered a second one.
September 1, 2009
Freestanding Dog gate
I am very happy with the freestanding gate I ordered. I like the ease of moving it without having to dissassemble everything. The gate is large enough to move thru yet keeps the pets in the area intended. I reccommend this to anyone with pets trying to keep them in a pet friendly area. It was also very easy to assemble.
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I need a pet gate that will extend approximately 93" (a little under 8'.) Also, it must be free standing. Could you accommodate?
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This study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of a programme of asthma clubs in improving quality of life in primary school children with asthma
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4. Background and methods for evaluating quality of life in children and adolescents with diabetes
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H. O. Dickinson; K. N. Parkinson; U. Ravens-Sieberer; G. Schirripa; U. Thyen; C. Arnaud; E. Beckung; J. Fauconnier; V. McManus; S. I. Michelsen; J. Parkes; A. F. Colver -
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The aim of this study was to describe findings of interviews carried out with primary carers of individuals with an intellectual disability living in a rural area of the Republic of Ireland.
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Millions of poor Kenyans are set to benefit from a subsidised health insurance cover from October after the government makes a decision on how to fund the programme.
Run by the National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF), the cover which has for years sparked controversy, will either be funded by the exchequer or by increased contributions by the existing members, under the Health Insurance Subsidy Programme (HISP).
"The new scheme seeks to enable the poor people to have a healthcare insurance cover under a universal scheme," said Chacha Marwa, adding that the fund was certain to overcome the opposition that the proposed scheme has faced in previous attempt to implement it.
The planned cover will replace the default National Social Health Insurance Scheme, whose provisions have been opposed by among others stakeholders, the workers umbrella body; Central Organisation of Trade Unions (Cotu).
"NHIF wants to use an evidence-based approach in implementing the new programme which involves understanding how the poor people meet their medical expenses," said Mr Marwa. In the proposed scheme, NHIF will making another attempt to provide universal health insurance for the entire population after two previous attempts met stiff resistance. In 2004, President Kibaki declined to assent into law the National Social Health Insurance Fund Bill sponsored by the then Health minister Charity Ngilu even after Parliament passed it. The President cited the huge cost that the new legislation would have on the State finances.
The 'Ngilu Bill' had proposed that the government pay Sh11 billion to NHIF annually to meet the insurance costs for the poor.
Later in 2010, NHIF proposed to increase the monthly contributions by its members from the Sh320 — payable monthly for workers in the formal sector—on a graduated scale. That would have seen workers earning more than Sh100,000 make a monthly contribution of Sh2000. The lowest contributor would be required to pay Sh150 for those earning a monthly salary of Sh6, 000 and below.
Further, it was envisaged that the government would contribute about Sh5 billion for the 6.5 million Kenyans considered to be living in abject poverty. Amidst this, Cotu moved to court to challenge the proposal terming it unlawful. The matter is still pending in court placing NHIF's intentions in limbo.
Already the state-sponsored health insurance cover provider has called on consultants to help in the design and implementation of the new subsidy program, which will involve a study to determine the number and distribution of people who qualify for subsidies.
The study, to be funded by the Rockefeller Foundation, will help in justifying to all stakeholders on the amount of funds required and how the services will eventually reach the targeted beneficiaries.
But Gerishon Ikiara, an economics professor at the University of Nairobi says the implementation of such a scheme is highly unlikely to be successful because the probable modes of funding would either be resisted or be too expensive for the economy to support.
"Having a universal health insurance cover is a noble cause but the working population will likely resist paying a higher contribution to cover the unemployed," said Mr Ikiara, who termed a social health insurance as a tall order in Kenya.
"It has been resisted in the US for very long because naturally people do not want to live in controlled environments including the quality of healthcare one can access," he added.
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I agree with the thread title. But, I will also say that we can't hold Trestman accountable if things go really bad. These injuries are insurmountable for any team let alone one led by a rookie head coach. If he does better than I expected in this current situation then it will really impress me but, if he doesn't I won't hold him accountable either.
looking at your signature... our stars... cutler -out b marsh - injuries all year pep - old forte- hes ok garza-old pnut-injured briggs-out.... crippled
+1 That's a good way to put it. And that's pretty much my take on it too. Emery will need this off-season to build up the defense, like he focused on the offense this past off-season. Also, the youngsters will have had a lot of valuable game reps by next season, and while we will take our lumps this year, as they go through the normal learning curve of rookies starting - it should pay valuable dividends next year. But I agree. If Trestman handles this crisis season well, then that will impress me. I really can't remember a Bears season with this wide of an array of challenging factors. Basically we have so many new players, new coaches top-to-bottom, new play books, new schemes (even the defense looks different from Lovie's D), rookies starting, a roster that still needs upgrading from Jerry Angelo's tenure -- and on top of all that we have had our KEY players drop like flies to injury. I just can't remember any Bears season quite like this. And that's going back over a half-century (of course as an old geezer my memory isn't always so hot) :) It's like Trestman has been thrown into the furnace fires. One heck of a way to begin your head coaching debut in the NFL.
I guess the Question is, what does sucess look like? Is it a certain record like 9-7 or 10-6? Maybe a run of wins at the end of the season with the team looking like it can compete with and beat GB and Detroit. Maybe something else.
Most good coaches can win when everything is going hunky dory. BUT what happens when the wheels fall off? This will be a true test of his coaching ability. IF he can keep this from looking as bad as I think this remaining part of season will be, he could get consideration for coach of the year.
As long as McCown doesn't go full Caleb Hanie on us, all Trestman really needs to do is keep the offense respectable in games. Absolutely no one is thinking this defense is going to turn it around, so just a slight improvement on that side will go a good ways.
He comes in does QB rating of 119. I think the only other thing he could of done was go in on D put his hand in the dirt and actually tackle the other QB. If Hanie would have had half that number Lovie would still be the HC today.


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Title: | Ethnobotany in the Cumbres de Monterrey National Park, Nuevo León, México |
Author: | Estrada, Eduardo; Villarreal, José A; Cantú, César; Cabral, Ismael; Scott, Laura; Yen, Carmen |
Date: | 2007-01 |
Publisher: | BioMed Central |
Citation: | Estrada, Eduardo. 2007. Ethnobotany in the Cumbres de Monterrey National Park, Nuevo León, México. Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine 3(8). |
Abstract: | An ethnobotanical study in the Cumbres de Monterrey National Park (CMNP), Nuevo Leon, Mexico was conducted. In spite of the large area (1,773.7 km2), heterogeneous physiography, contrasting plant communities and high species diversity of the CMNP, very little was previously known about its useful plants. Based on 95 interviews with inhabitants of the region who were 35 years or older, we recorded ethnobotanical data of 240 species (comprising 170 genera and 69 botanical families), and 146 different uses. Most of the cited uses (98) were found to be medicinal ones. |
Description: | Refereed |
Sponsorship: | Comisión Nacional para el Conocimiento y uso de la Biodiversidad (CONABIO) |
Identifier: | Former Mana'o EPrint ID95 |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10524/1599 |
Keywords: | Cumbres de Monterrey National Park (CMNP), Nuevo Leon, Mexico, ethnobotany, medicinal plants |
LC Subject Headings: | Mexico |
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Marshall Faulk Q & A on SI
Q&A: Marshall Faulk
Posted: Thursday September 21, 2006 3:14PM; Updated: Thursday September 21, 2006 3:14PM
Last week SI writer Richard Deitsch interviewed Marshall Faulk for the magazine's Q&A. The seven-time Pro Bowl running back is an analyst for the NFL Network as he rehabs his knee. Here are additional excerpts from the interview:
SI: You're sitting out this season with a knee injury. Do you expect to play next season?
Faulk: If I can get myself healthy, without a doubt.
SI: If you're unable to return from this knee injury, how difficult will that be to accept?
Faulk: If my last game was the game last January against the Cowboys in Texas Stadium, then so be it. I don't look back and reflect. I played more downs than most men will ever get to play.
SI: Is there any other team you would play for outside of the Rams?
Faulk: No. If there was not a role for me on that team, that would be it for my NFL career.
SI: You are a New Orleans native. You were in Detroit playing in an exhibition game when Hurricane Katrina first hit. What do you remember about those initial days?
Faulk: When you live in New Orleans or Down South, you go through hurricanes all the time. So that's no big deal. The hurricane wasn't what caused the brunt of the problem. It was when the flooding started. I was worried about my family when the hurricane was coming through but I felt like we'd been through this before. But once the flooding started and a couple of days passed and there was no help, I couldn't help but wonder: Man, what's going on? What's it going to take to help?
SI: What is like for you to return to New Orleans today?
Faulk: I feel for the people who had to go through it. The thing that gets to me is that it's still the way it is. I know the business area is coming back but I hope what they are doing is getting people to move back who were from the [residential] areas where the minority population was pretty much 100 percent.
SI: A couple of years ago you finished fifth in an SI poll of the NFL's smartest players. Did you think of yourself as a smart player?
Faulk: The guys ahead of me were quarterbacks, right?
SI: All except Ray Lewis.
Faulk: I doubt they [the quarterbacks] were as intelligent as I am because they don't know the running part of the game. I felt like I was prepared for whatever would happen on the field. It allowed me to go out and play free because I didn't worry about whether teams through something at me because I had studied it. I was prepared.
SI: Any early thoughts toward Super Bowl teams?
Faulk: Before Carson Palmer came back, I thought the Colts had the best opportunity to win in the AFC. I've always felt like Carolina will be the team to beat when they get healthy.
SI: Have you ever been told by the NFL what you can and cannot say on the NFL Network?
Faulk: No, not at all. Although we are owned by the owners, we're entitled to cover sports exactly like any other station. That's the best part about it.
SI: You visited the Saints' practice facility in August to meet with Reggie Bush. What did you tell him?
Faulk: We talked football and certain plays that they had installed that are good plays for backs that are multifaceted. As a player I can help simplify it. There is different terminology going from college to the pros. It's often the same plays, but different terminology. Sometimes hearing certain words trigger different thoughts and I was just trying to put it in an overall view for him. I wanted to give him simple pointers to make the game easier.
SI: Reggie said he used to sit in the stands at San Diego State football games and watch you. Did he tell you that?
Faulk: We talked about that once before when I met him after his freshman year at USC. That was amusing, But he didn't have to tell me that to make me feel old. I'm old. I know I'm old.
SI: How is your relationship with Steven Jackson?
Faulk: It's good. Steven is a young kid that just wants to be successful and I think sometimes people take his comments as kind of brash. But I understand Steven. He just wants to be the best back he can. It's just unfortunate that there is a shadow of me that's there and he stands in it. It creates his identity within the organization and around the league.
SI: What stood out about Peyton Manning when he was a rookie?
Faulk: He was very sharp, very detailed-oriented. He was a sponge as to what was going on around him and what it took to win.
SI: Did you like him?
Faulk: Oh, yeah. The guy is easy to like. You look at him and say, OK, he's a natural leader
SI: You can take one back on any team to start a franchise. Who do you take and why?
Faulk: You would be crazy not to take LaDainian Tomlinson. I don't know if the guy has had a Pro Bowl offensive lineman yet and he has put the numbers. I like Shaun Alexander and what he brings to the table but he's playing with three Pro Bowl offensive linemen and a Pro Bowl quarterback.
SI: What opponent did you enjoy competing against the most?
Faulk: When I was with the Colts, I loved playing against the Bills. They were the best in the AFC and we played them twice a year. It was always fun to compete against guys like Darryl Talley, Cornelius Bennett, Bruce Smith, Henry Jones and Thomas Smith. When I got to the Rams, obviously it was the *****. It was so much fun playing against those guys with all the history between the two teams.
SI: Who's the one quarterback you'd want leading you in a two-minute drive?
Faulk: I'd still have to go with Kurt Warner and that's nothing against Marc Bulger or Peyton. I've played with them and a lot of quarterbacks. Warner is a unique individual. I enjoyed my time playing with him. And he's unique not just because of his ability to throw the ball. I'm talking about as a person, a humanitarian, as a husband, as a man, as a father. He's an all-around great man.
SI: Is Terrell Owens ultimately worth the headache?
Faulk: If you are in dire need of a receiver, you have to go get him. You have to bring him on the team. And obviously Jerry Jones felt his organization was in need of this guy so he made a move to get him. People have to understand sometimes we in the media -- and I said we because I'm part of that now -- blow the news we hear or the things he does out of proportion. For Terrell, it's just him being him in a sense. And if you want him on your team, some of those things are just the things you have to deal with.
SI: What will happen with him?
Faulk: If we get the guy that we have been seeing, it'll turn out great
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Re: Marshall Faulk Q & A on SI
Great interview, I enjoyed every question. Thanks for posting it. Here are some of the more interesting highlights to me:
Great answer. He loves the Rams and the Rams love him. I hope this never changes.
Sounds cocky, but in reality it's true. He had to know the passing and rushing game since he was so involved in both. His knowledge of the opposing team's defense and his knowing the Rams offense inside and out helped make him great.
It's great that he's doing that. Him and Bush are so similar it's scary. I'm looking forward to watching Bush flourish in the NFL; he's a very fun and exciting player to watch.
He's 100% right. It's funny to me that the Rams, a supposed passing team, have such great running backs. As we all know a great run game will make any passing game flourish. This year's team is no different. We're getting better every game and I'm predicting a top 5 offense when the season is over.
More props for the legendary Kurt Warner. Faulk worked with and played against the best. For him to give the nod to Warner over Manning, Elway, Favre, Marino etc is saying something. Bulger is good but he needs to develop faster reads on the defense and get rid of the ball quicker like Warner did. When you have defense in your face you have to make FAST judgements. Warner is a special guy, and there has never been or ever will be anyone quite like him. Again, as the team gets used to the new offense I think things will get better for Bulger and the offense as a whole.
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Interesting read. Faulk seems very honest and insightful, which is a whole lot more than you get from most of the media. If he can't return for us next year I'm sure he could be a great host for a sports show, that is unless he wants to get into coaching or other work in an NFL organisation - the man has many talents.
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Re: Marshall Faulk Q & A on SI
Great read, great stuff from Marshall. I hope he gets healthy because it sounds like HE would like one more year and that would be fine with me.
Marshall the fifth smartest player in the NFL??? Behind Ray Lewis??? Without a doubt, THE smartest player in the NFL.


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They are an older brand (+50 years) and had always made quality boats but the design was not top and the performances were not great. Well, they had changed all that. The boats are well designed with a great attention to details, their are good looking, have a good quality and are as fast as the other boats in this class. The 36.1 is designed by Georg Nissen e Manfred Schoechl.
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A nice boat and an interesting one for someone that wants a comfortable, quality and well thought boat with everything needed already included in the standard boat price for not as much as a Swedish or Danish boat. The boat has also different stability characteristics than the typical mass production boats of this class with less beam and with a bigger B/D ratio (33%). I like the hull and keel, the overall design too. A nice boat
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"Epilogue" by Maud Howe Elliott (1854-1948)
Publication: Elliott, Maud Howe, ed. (1854-1948) Art and Handicraft in the Woman's Building of the World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893. Chicago and New York: Rand, McNally & Company, 1894.
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EPILOGUE. "WHAT shall the harvest be?" This question must have occurred, sooner or later, to each of the many women who have given their time, their thought, their work, to the rearing of our woman's temple. The Algerian maiden, whose white banner was laid upon the desk on the opening day, is one of the myriads of women whose thought and sympathy have traveled to us along the slender, imperishable line of the thought railway. Our building is like the terminal station of a vast city, where the iron rails come together from the north, south, east, and west. The freight that our railway has brought is very precious, and it is because we recognize the value of what has been sent to us that the idea has arisen and gradually taken form of a granary in which to store the golden fruit, the harvest of the careful sowing and glad reaping. The real result of the great labor can not be written in words or computed in figures. Thought outweighs brute force, wealth, art itself; and we are to-day governed by the thoughts of individ- |
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uals among peoples whose glory has become a fable. The real,
permanent result of what women have done in connection with the
World's Fair lies in the inscrutable future. It forms a tiny link in
the great chain of human progress. Human nature, however, is a
curious combination of the finite and infinite, and while we are
satisfied to believe that the record of our work will be found written upon the page of to-morrow, we have a desire for something
which we call real and permanent, but which is in fact perishable
and evanescent. We are
not content to have
planted a seed which
shall grow to a tree,
putting forth many blossoms. We want to see at
least one little sprig
bloom and bear. We
women are thrifty, practical beings, and it is
probable that every one
of us who has labored, in
a little or large degree,
for our building, desires
that the memory of her
labor shall be perpetuated in those perishable
materials, brick and mortar, marble and iron.
The Kensington Museum is one of the outgrowths of the first exposition, held in London in the year 1857. This institution is the finest museum of industrial art in the world. It has had much to do with the improved standard of taste which has been so noticeable in England during the last half of the century. The artist and artisan study here the best examples in wood-carving, pottery, embroidery, metal-work, etc. Designing has been dignified into an art, where it was formerly a trade. There is a wide-spread feeling that the nucleus of such a |
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museum now exists in the Woman's Building, and a growing
desire that out of it may grow a permanent building which may
serve the men and women of our country as the Kensington
Museum serves the English.
It is still too early to speak definitely of this idea which is shaping itself in the public mind, but there are many who believe that the Woman's Building is the corner-stone of a new and splendid edifice; if it has been laid true, and firm, and square, the hundreds of women who have labored for it will feel that their efforts are well repaid. In the Government Building one of the most valuable exhibits is a collection of coins of all nations and ages. It contains beautiful Greek and Roman coins, and picturesque oriental pieces of money; but in all the rich display there is not one bit of gold or silver that interests us as profoundly as the tiny bit of metal known as the "Widow's Mite." If every woman who has learned something or enjoyed somewhat through the means of the building will contribute her mite, the thank-offering will raise and equip the permanent building in a manner worthy of the cause to which it will be devoted. THE EDITOR. The limits of this volume have made it impossible to mention anything outside of the Woman's Building, and, owing to unavoidable delays, much that is valuable and interesting in the building itself was made ready at too late a day to receive mention here; thus New York's fine "Loan Collection" in the Woman's Building, while arranged at an early day, was classified at too late a day to receive the mention it deserves in our book. Attention is called to the colonial loan collections of the thirteen original States, made under the direction of the Board of Lady Managers, in the rotunda of the Government Building. These contain articles of priceless value and interest. In the northeast corner of the gallery in the Liberal Arts Building a space is devoted to woman's work. Here may be seen a stained glass memorial window by Mary Tillinghast, very beautiful in color and tender in sentiment. Miss C. E. Scott exhibits a collection of china and embroidery which should be visited by all persons who are interested in these branches of decorative art. Annie Leota Way exhibits some clever designs, and a well-constructed relief map of Palestine, and Ella Cogswell Ripley shows some excellent designs for wall papers. These are but a few of the interesting features of this department. This section of the Liberal Arts Building is under the direction of Mrs. Rosine Ryan.–ED. |
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