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Philosophy Cinnamon Buns 3-in-1
479 reviews
80% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.0
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 4.0
Price: $$$
INGREDIENTSWater (Aqua), TEA Lauryl Sulfate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycol Stearate, Sodium Chloride, TEA-PEG-3 Cocamide Sulfate, Disodium Laureth Sulfosuccinate, Glycerin, PEG-150 Distearate, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-7, Fragrance, Citric Acid, Methylchloroisothiazolinone, Methylisothiazolinone.
on 6/15/2007 12:40:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I love this stuff!!! I have the one that is shampoo/conditioner/shower gel. This is a very thick, rich product that smells heavenly! It leaves my hair soft and body smelling sweet. Definately buy again.
on 5/11/2007 6:09:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I SO wanted to love this product but I was incredibly disappointed! I got it mail order and ERGHHHHHHHHH the smell!! I thought I'd love it, but really to me it smells awful. I used it once and it's been sitting in the bathroom ever since. An expensive mistake :/
on 4/24/2007 4:42:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I can't even explain how wonderful this smells. It's divine. Even my boyfriend has admitted to using it on occasion because he loves the smell so much. I haven't tried using this as a shampoo (I have highlighted hair so I think it might be a bad idea) but as a body wash, it's fine. Not particularly moisturizing, but not drying either. The lather feels creamy and soft. I had a hard time spending $16 on body wash, but in the end it's totally worth it. Can't wait to try more Philosophy scents.
on 4/8/2007 4:45:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
This smells like cinnamon candies melted in buttery maple syrup. I do not find this to be a rich cleanser like the bottle states. It is just ok as a cleanser. The scent is nice but not enough to get me to repurchase. Paraben free.
on 2/21/2007 5:12:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
Absolutely scrumptious. Smells exactly like warm sticky cinnamon buns, and it lasts for months. This stuff makes showering so much more fun!
on 2/1/2007 4:12:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I have 7 (yikes!) Philosophy Body Washes and I love them all. This is one of my latest purchases. During these cold and bleak winter months, I bought Cinnamon Buns. Love it! There is something about lathering a wonderful smelling product all over your body during that morning shower that just makes me feel better. This has a great scent that I enjoy very much. Not doughy or clingy, just happy! Added bonus- I noticed the cap up after my husband was in the shower. Turns out he has been using it for shaving and all over washing. What a great product! When my son is blue, I put him in the bath with some Philosophy bubbles and he loves it. There are few products out there that the whole family can use, and this is one of them. Love it!
on 1/30/2007 9:51:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Ok so after reading rave reviews I just had to try this! I even ordered 2 bottles of this stuff before even trying it because of the hype. Boy was I dissapointed! I liked the smell but it was so faint and so light that you could barely smell it. It also smelled like milk and sugar instead of cinniman buns which is still ok becuase it was a decent smell but I expected cinnimon not milk. I had even read previous reviews where other people complained of the same thing. I used it in the shower and once again the smell was barely there. I understand that you don't want it to be over-powering but I at least expected it to leave some smell on my skin and in the shower. It did not and like I said earlier you can't even smell it as you are using it. I also find that it's not as thick as the other philosophy 3in1's. I use candy cane which is so thick that a little goes a very long way. If you turn the bottle upside down it takes a while for the gel to pour out because it's so rich- cinnimon buns is NOT like this. It's more watery and I find that I need more of it to create a nice lather. It makes a great shampoo though! It has glycerin in it which is found in most conditioners therefore; I use it as a "2in1 shampoo plus conditioner". I flat iron my hair everyday (I have normal hair too) and this product is great to wash my hair with. It leaves my hair beautiful but again no smell! (and I like my shampoos to leave a smell). Even though it makes a good shampoo- I am sure you can find other shampoos that are better for a fraction of the price. I would not re-purchase because for $16 I expected a more richer, concentrated, stronger smelling product. For the price-this product does not deliver. I enjoy bbw cinniman buns much better because it's cheaper and much better quality (if you can find it because it's seasonal). The only way I would even bother with this product is if I got it as a gift or if it came in a set but to shell out $16 again- no way!
on 1/19/2007 2:10:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I love the Double Rich Hot Chocolate and Amazing Grace 3-in-1's, but I was disappointed with this one. It smells sweet to me, but not really like cinnamon buns. That is not to say that I don't like it, it just doesn't live up to the name, and it's not special enough ( or cheap enough ) for me to purchase again.
on 1/13/2007 8:55:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Oily, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
A philosophy disappointment. I put this on my Christmas list after reading the raves here, on the Q board, and the reviews at Beauty.com. This shower gel does have a slightly sweet cinnamon fragrace, but it is completely overwhelmed by a yeasty/doughy note. I wanted sweet, sugary cinnamon rolls, not a doughy BREAD fragrance! It's actually somewhat unpleasant to use, imo. The gel itself has a nice, thick texture, and it's non-drying, which is a plus. Over-priced as are most philosophy products.
on 1/7/2007 1:52:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Very Oily, Fair, Warm
Hair: Black, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
I really enjoy this product, and all of its great qualities have already been described by other reviewers, so I thought I would address some of the negatives mentioned. First of all, I belileve it's a "feature" rather than a "bug" that the fragrance of this (and the other 3-in-1 Philosophy "food" products) only lasts as long as your shower/bath. I don't think I'd want to go around all day smelling like a cinnamon bun (or a candy cane, or a daquiri!), but I love the indulgent experience of having the smell envelop me for 20 minutes. As for the person who complained of getting a yeast infection -- gadzooks, woman! Save your privates for something simple and certainly fragrance-free, such as a non-soap cleanser like Cetaphil, or a bar soap such as Basis. Finally, yes, I absolutely agree that the price tag is a bit high for a daily shower gel, but I treat it as more of a "special occasion" product: something I indulge my luxuriant side in when I'm feeling like I need a treat, or on a weekend when I have extra time to lazy around in the shower.
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Cross Country | Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Willamette Cross Country Teams are Ranked in West Region
Bearcats will Host Charles Bowles Willamette Invitational on Saturday
SALEM, ORE. -- The Willamette University men's and women's cross country teams continue to be ranked in the West Region of NCAA Division III. This week, the Bearcat men's team is ranked #3 in the Region, while the WU women are ranked #5.Both teams will host the 36th Annual Charles Bowles Willamette Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 2 at Bush's Pasture Park in Salem, Ore. The action will begin with the Men's Cardinal 8-kilometer race, featuring teams and runners from NCAA Division I, NCAA Division II and NCAA Division III, at 9:30 a.m. (PDT). The Women's Cardinal 5-kilometer race, also showcasing runners from all three divisions of the NCAA, will follow at 10:15 a.m.
The Men's Gold 8-kilometer race, with runners from the NAIA, junior colleges and club teams, plus unattached runners, is set to begin at 10:50 a.m. The Women's Gold 5-kilometer race, which also will include NAIA, junior college and non-collegiate runners, is slated to get underway at 11:35 a.m.
Each cross country season, the Charles Bowles Willamette Invitational is one of the largest meets on the West Coast. This year, the event will showcase a total of over 1,140 runners in the four races. Teams from Oregon, Washington, Idaho, California, Hawaii, Alaska, Tennessee, Texas, Nebraska, British Columbia, and Montana are scheduled to compete.
Willamette Dean of Campus Life David Douglass will be the honorary starter for the Cardinal Races.
Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (Calif.) is the #1 team in this week's West Region men's rankings. Whitworth University is ranked #2 and Willamette is #3. Lewis & Clark College holds the #4 spot, with Colorado College listed at #5.
Also ranked in the West Region are the men's teams from Pomona-Pitzer (Calif.) at #6, Whitman College at #7, Linfield College at #8, University of La Verne (Calif.) at #9 and University of Puget Sound at #10.
In the West Region women's rankings, the top team also is Claremont-Mudd-Scripps. Lewis & Clark is listed at #2, with Whitworth following at #3. Pomona-Pitzer is ranked #4 and Willamette owns the #5 ranking.
Completing the Top 10 women's teams in the West Region are Whitman at #6, Occidental College (Calif.) at #7, Whittier College (Calif.) at #8, University of Redlands (Calif.) at #9 and University of California-Santa Cruz at #10.
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Loose lips might sink ships is a propaganda idiom originated during World War II to bring awareness to the hazards that may be caused by careless talk of subject matter that could be potentially vital information to the enemy. As a US Navy veteran, I take this to heart and do my best to protect corporate data no matter how insignificant it may seem. However, social communication sites such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube provide new avenues of personal sharing in a social context that could have considerable ramifications in a professional context.
The other day I was talking to somebody about the challenges of publicly available communication sites and concerns on how to secure professional content from being openly shared. In many cases employees use the before mentioned sites to communicate internally or externally and often times may be sharing sensitive corporate data on these sites — not with the intent of being malicious, but because it seems like the right way to share information or they want to circumvent IT placed restrictions. He then shared a story with me of a coworker that posted a simple status update to a social site, something to the affect Read More »
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Medford, Ore. -- This summer, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is running into a big problem: people picking up, what they believe, are abandoned fawns.
NBC5's Jennifer Elliott explains why ODFW is trying to get the word out: the desire to help these baby animals is doing more harm than good.
In just the last month Oregon State Police have confiscated 8 deer from local residents.
Morey, a Subpermittee of Wildlife Images and Illinois Valley Rehabilitation, says people are finding baby deer's seemingly abandoned and assume the mother has left them or was struck by a car. Morey says often times that's not the case, "because the mom is an herbivore she will be in the area, getting herself nourished."
Over the Fourth of July weekend, ODFW got involved when a Medford resident picked up one such fawn and fed it on goats' milk, something not suitable for the baby.
OSP cited the man, and the baby is now one of 20 fawns in rehabilitation in the Rogue Valley. Morey is working with 5 at her own property. She takes us back to their enclosure, but we can't talk as we near it and can stay only long enough to get a few good pictures.
While the younger ones who were bottle fed from infancy do swarm the camera, a slightly older fawn keeps her distance.
Morey says that's a great sign, "when we were over there, she stayed away from us and she froze and you could see a twitchy behavior, she has a really good chance of survival."
Morey's enclosure is covered in camouflage, and she often approaches dressed in a gillysuit, "it's all about limiting contact as much as possible... this is a wild animal, not a domesticated animal."
Morey says, a fawn too used to humans, will never survive in the wild.
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Hiya. I'm SO PLEASED that I'm well enough for another round of tours. Winter is almost fully booked, and my agent and I are still working on spring. If you see that I've got a free day in or around your area, and you'd like to book me for a performance, lecture, or workshop, please contact Jean Caiani through her website at SpeakOut.
I'll update this page from time to time with new gigs, confirmations on dates currently being held, and/or specifics as I receive them. Please do let me know if you'd like to explore bringing me to see you in April or May. xoxo Auntie
Friday, Feb 6: New York City, Athena Film Festival 2015 at Barnard College. Screening of "Kate Bornstein Is A Queer and Pleasant Danger." Audience talkback along with director, Sam Feder.
Saturday-Sunday, Feb 7-8 New York City: Gender Reel Film Festival at NYU. Screening of "Kate Bornstein Is A Queer and Pleasant Danger." Audience talkback along with director, Sam Feder.
Saturday, Feb 21: San Francisco, CA, UCSF, where I keynote UCSF's 7th Annual LGBTQI Health Forum.
Monday, Feb 23: Portland, OR: My delightful day off with Anna Rigles, who made the following Oregon leg of my tour happen!
Tuesday, Feb 24: Portland, OR: Portland State University
Wednesday, Feb 25: Corvallis, OR: Oregon State University
Wednesday, Mar 4: Los Angeles, CA: Hammer Museum. Screening of "Kate Bornstein Is A Queer and Pleasant Danger," as part of the Brian Weil Exhibit. Audience talkback along with director, Sam Feder. Free to all who want to attend.
Thursday, Mar 5: Claremont, CA: Pitzer College. Screening of "Kate Bornstein Is A Queer and Pleasant Danger." Audience talkback along with director, Sam Feder.
Thursday, Mar 12: Columbus OH, Ohio State University. Screening of "Kate Bornstein Is A Queer and Pleasant Danger." Audience talkback along with director, Sam Feder.
Sunday, Mar 15: Somewhere. My Birthday!
Monday, Mar 16: Somewhere. Barbara Carrellas' Birthday, AND Alex Gibney documentary film, "Going Clear," premiers on HBO. Pass the popcorn!
Sunday, Mar 22: Pittsburgh, PA, Carnegie Melon University. I keynote the 2015 MOSAIC Conference on Gender, with the theme "Deconstructing Gender: Beyond the Binary."
Wednesday, Mar 25: North Adams, MA, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
Tuesday, Mar 31: Ewing, NJ, The College of New Jersey. Screening of "Kate Bornstein Is A Queer and Pleasant Danger." Audience talkback along with director, Sam Feder.
Thursday, Apr 2: University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh
Thursday, Apr 9: San Jose, CA IMsL 2015
Friday, Apr 10: Palo Alto, HOLDING THIS DATE FOR CA, Stanford University
Saturday, Sunday, Apr 11-12: San Jose, CA. Barbara Carrellas and I are attending IMsL 2015. Plans are in the works for an onstage interview with one or both of us. Admission for paid attendees only.
Tuesday, April 28: New York City, Bluestocking Books, I'm reading at the New York City launch of Changers Book 2, By: T Cooper and Allison Glock-Cooper. I love these books. Look at how much time you have to read (or reread) Book 1!
Thursday, May 21, London, UK: Hackney Attic, Me, Onstage in Conversation with my long time friend and colleague, Roz Kaveny.
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I'm delighted to write that my lung cancer continues to be officially in remission. What's more, my leukemia has dropped back down to Stage 0. So, here I go… heading back out on the road for a fall touring season. It's been nearly two years since I was last out and about on a series of tours, performing, giving talks, facilitating workshops, and meeting with students and faculty.
Now, I'm still recovering from those years of surgeries, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy, so my doctors, girlfriend, and touring agent have all laid down the law as to what I can do and what I mustn't do. Used to be I could do a classroom appearance, a lecture, a workshop or a performance, a book signing, and meals with students and faculty—all in one day! I'd love to be able to continue with that kind of pace, but I haven't yet built up enough energy and strength. So, I'm limiting myself to two of those events a day. What's more, it used to be that I could live on fast food and Diet Pepsi. Now, I eat fresh veggies and fish. No sugar, gluten, or dairy. Lots of water. My presenters for this round of touring are making sure I eat well, and they've all built down time into my schedule.
I'm betting on a long-lasting remission, and ever-increasing health, energy and stamina. With all that in mind, I'm currently booking my winter/spring tour schedule. If you want to bring me to your town, please drop me a line at katebornstein at earthlink dot net. Any correspondence sent to this address for any reason other than booking tours, will not be answered. Twitter is still the best way to reach me for any personal reason. I hope to be tweeting updates from the road, as well as posting photos to Instagram. My account name at both Twitter and Instagram is @katebornstein.
So, here I go! If you can, please catch up with me at one of the following stops.
October 20: New Orleans, LA. Tulane University
October 22: Radnor, PA. Cabrini College, National Body Image Conference
October 27: LaCrosse, WI. U Wisconsin LaCrosse
October 28: Waukesha, WI. U Wisconsin Waukesha
October 29: Madison, WI. U Wisconsin Madison
October 30: Milwaukee, WI. U Wisconsin Milwaukee
November 8: Chicago, IL. U Chicago, conference "Transgender In the Academy and In the Arts"
November 20: Bristol, RI. Roger Williams College, Transgender Day of Remembrance
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Laverne Cox, Holly Woodlawn, Kate Bornstein & more headline
September 9 - 13 at Baruch Performing Arts Center
Baruch Performing Arts Center presents GenderFluid, a weeklong festival of performance, film, and art by transgender and genderfluid artists, Sept. 9-14. Featured performers include Emmy-nominated Orange is the New Black star Laverne Cox, performance artist and Gender Outlaw author Kate Bornstein, Andy Warhol superstar Holly Woodlawn, stand-up comedian Ian Harvie, and more. Baruch Performing Arts Center is located at 55 Lexington Avenue (entrance on 25th Street).
Tickets are available at the box office, online at www.baruch.cuny.edu/bpac, or by phone at 212-352-3101.
Tuesday, September 9 - Laverne Cox and M. Lamar
Actor and activist Laverne Cox is one of the most well-known transgender women in the country, with a Time Magazine cover, an Emmy nomination, and numerous national television interviews to her credit. She is joined by her twin brother, artist M. Lamar, as they discuss growing up in Alabama, their growing realization of the paths their lives would take, their family, and their careers today. M. Lamar's solo art exhibition Negrogothic is at Participant Sept. 7-October 12; he also played Cox's character pre-transition on Orange is the New Black. This is the first speaking engagement Cox and Lamar have done together. 8PM; Mason Hall, 17 Lexington Avenue. $20; $100 VIP tickets include preferred seating and a backstage photo op with Cox and Lamar. Tickets: https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/938829
Wednesday, September 10 - Gabrielle LeRoux and Victor Mukasa
South African artist Gabrielle LeRoux travels throughout Africa photographing transgender individuals. She will show short films she has created about them, as well as many of her photographs, and is joined by Ugandan gender activist Victor Mukasa to discuss the state of transgender issues in Africa. 7:30 PM; Engelman Hall, Baruch Performing Arts Center, 55 Lexington Avenue (enter on 25th Street). Free.
Wednesday, September 10 - Andy Warhol: Celebrating the Famous and the Unknown
Baruch's Sidney Mishkin Gallery opens this exhibition of photographs and silkscreen prints by Warhol -- including many of his genderfluid friends. 5 PM; Sidney Mishkin Gallery, 135 East 22nd Street at Lexington, 646-660-6652. Free.
Thursday, September 11 - Passing Ellenville
A screening of the short documentary Passing Ellenville, which looks at the lives of James and Ashlee, two transgender teens living in a small, impoverished town in the Hudson Valley. Followed by a talkback with the filmmaker Gene Fischer. 7 PM; Engelman Hall, Baruch Performing Arts Center, 55 Lexington Avenue (enter on 25th Street). Free.
Thursday, September 11 - Busted! The Musical
Bianca Leigh stars in this funny and moving autobiographical one-woman show about her decision to fund her gender reassignment surgery by working as a dominatrix - a decision that led her to Riker's Island. Original songs by Jeff Whitty (Avenue Q), Taylor Mac, and other theatre notables. Directed by Tim Cusack and presented by Theatre Askew. 8 PM; Engelman Hall, Baruch Performing Arts Center, 55 Lexington Avenue (enter on 25th Street). $20 ($15 students and seniors) Tickets: https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/938455
Friday, September 12 - Kate Bornstein: On Men, Women, and the Rest of Us
Kate Bornstein is the original gender outlaw, and this is an evening of her favorite autobiographical spoken word pieces—her most personal stories, her favorite comic and dramatic monologues from over a quarter of a century on the stage with this material. With great love and tenderness, Kate gently guides audiences through a moving, rollicking, and ultimately uplifting journey through sex and gender beyond the binary of men-and-women-only. 8 PM; Nagelberg Theatre, Baruch Performing Arts Center, 55 Lexington Avenue (enter on 25th Street). $30 ($20 students and seniors); $60 VIP tickets include preferred seating and a backstage photo op. Tickets: https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/938556
Saturday, September 13 - Hedwig and the Angry Inch
Hedwig was willing to undergo a sex change to marry the soldier she loves and escape Communist East Germany - but things didn't quite go as planned. A screening of the rock musical film starring John Cameron Mitchell (the play is currently running on Broadway). 6 PM; Engelman Hall, Baruch Performing Arts Center, 55 Lexington Avenue (enter on 25th Street). Free.
Saturday, September 13 - An Evening with Holly Woodlawn
Film Director Paul Morrissey will introduce Warhol superstar Holly Woodlawn. Holly will be interviewed onstage by Michael Musto about her life and career, and share rare clips from her own collection of her films, TV appearances, and live stage appearances. She'll also perform a few songs live, including the classic "Walk on the Wild Side" - which Lou Reed wrote about HER. A rare evening with a legend.
8 PM; Nagelberg Theatre, Baruch Performing Arts Center, 55 Lexington Avenue (enter on 25th Street). $25. ($20 students and seniors); $50 VIP tickets include preferred seating and a backstage photo op. Tickets: https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/938557
Saturday, September 13 - Ian Harvie: Superhero
You may know Ian Harvie as Margaret Cho's opening act, a cross-country headliner or a groundbreaking trans comedian unafraid to joke about subjects no other comedian has ever touched. Harvie is hilarious, poking fun at topics from top surgery, to his fear of public restrooms, to his active sex life. Harvie's unique act queers the traditionally macho, sex-obsessed world of stand up in ways you won't believe, proving that laughter cuts across all gender identities and ultimately unites us all. You can see him co-starring on the new TV series Transparent on Amazon, out at the end of September. 9:30 PM; Nagelberg Theatre, Baruch Performing Arts Center, 55 Lexington Avenue (enter on 25th Street). $20. ($15 students and seniors). Tickets: https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/938464
Baruch Performing Arts Center is celebrating its tenth anniversary this fall. With four separate theatres, BPAC presents a full slate of theatre, music, dance, lectures, films, and panels throughout the year. Located on the Baruch College Campus, BPAC is under the aegis of the Weissman School of Arts and Sciences. The Weissman School celebrates its fifteenth anniversary this fall.
First, here's a video (shot by audience member, Jim Fouratt) of Barbara Carrellas presenting & Kate Bornstein accepting the 2014 Lambda Literary Award. The text of both their remarks follows.
Barbara Carrellas Remarks,
Presenting Lambda Literary Pioneer Award to Kate Bornstein
Imagine with me, please. Imagine a place that is not here and a time that is before now. Imagine a gathering of ancient bodiless souls, all drinking tea and deciding the social priorities for the 20th Century. One gay soul suddenly turns serious. "I am calling for us as a soul group to congregate in the United States in the mid-20th century. Our time on earth will be short. Almost all of us will have died of a plague they will call AIDS before the millennium. Our task? To love and care and fight for each other so fiercely, to become so strong and so visible, that gay men and lesbians in a large portion of the world will have equal rights shortly after our deaths.
There are gasps of awe and enthusiastic shouts of agreement. "Count me in! Me, too! Me, three!" When the cacophony dies down, one lone, lovely creature speaks "That is wonderful but, it's not enough. What about everyone who doesn't fit into the binary of gay or lesbian? Or man or woman? What about every sexual outlaw and freak of gender? Who's gonna fight for their rights?"
The thoughtful soul who had proposed AIDS to the group, says, "You're right. But I don't see how we can do it all in one go." "Ah, but I do," says the lovely one. "I'll go down with you, but I'll take another path while you take on AIDS. By the time you've finished, I'll be ready. I need the time, anyway. I have research to do. I've been thinking that most of earth's problems are caused by gender. Gender on earth operates like a evil cult. I need time to explore the nature of cults. I heard yesterday that someone is creating a new cult. I think they are calling it Scientology. I think I'll check it out."
The lovely loner was not alone for long. Many in the AIDS soul group were so taken with the Gender Project that they volunteered to jump back into new bodies right after their AIDS lifetimes. "Wait for us! We'll be back to join you. You'll recognize us. We'll be the cute ones with great haircuts, unrecognizable gender presentations, and creative pronouns. But we'll need to be caught up to speed quickly. Write us some books we can read while we're growing up. Books that will help us keep ourselves safe and prepare us to fight for the new gender revolution."
And thus it was decided.
Albert Bornstein was born in 1948. He joined the Church of Scientology in 1970, and learned cults from the inside for 12 years. In 1986, Kate Bornstein was born.
If you ask the question, as I recently did on Facebook and Twitter, "What does Kate Bornstein mean to you?" the overwhelmingly most popular answer is, "Kate Bornstein saved my life."
As writers, we have all collectively and individually inspired lots of people. We've changed more than a few lives with the power of our words. But how many of us can say that our writing has saved thousands of lives?
It is my fiercest pleasure to present the Lambda Literary Foundation's Pioneer Award to my beloved partner in life, love and art, Kate Bornstein.
Kate Bornstein Pioneer Award Remarks, Lambda Literary 2014
Thank you Lambda Literary, for this wonderful moment of recognition. You are perfect dears to be doing this for me.
OK—thank you to so many of you in this room. Last year—and again just over a month ago—over 3,000 people around the world joined together to raise more than $120,000 to help me get through cancer therapy, when I was too sick with side effects or recovering from surgeries, to go out on tour and earn my daily bread. What's more—something I never thought would happen, but your gifts and well wishes completely crushed, once and for all, my low sense of self-esteem. You saved my life. You made me wanna stay alive. Bless your hearts.
Alright now-pioneering. Only a very few people do that solo. I sure didn't. In the areas of gender identity and expression, I have many colleagues to thank—as well as writers I've followed, imitated, and stolen from. Their names will appear on my blog, but I do need to speak some names here, tonight.
My path as a writer of books has been guided by remarkable publishing houses and editors:
Finally, the editor who has been looking at all my words for 17 years now is my bubu, my muse, and my dear imzadi, Barbara Carrellas. When we were both souls outside of time and space, and we were deciding our rebirths: what could we do to ease the suffering of queer people? Well, it was Barbara who decided to make it her life's mission to pioneer ecstatic sex that wouldn't spread the plague. Thank you, bubu. You've brought ecstasy into my life and into the lives of all my kids—and you've always been there as an emergency power source all those times when I was nearly a goner. Love you, Miss Barbara.
We live in interesting times. For the first time since anything trans has come to public awareness on this planet, the face of transgender belongs to a woman of color, Laverne Cox. The literary face of trans belongs to a woman of color, Janet Mock. And the pop culture face of trans belongs to a tranny of color, RuPaul.
Interesting times, indeed. For the first time ever, there are three generations of sex-and-gender theorists, artists, and activists, all alive at the same time—each generation has its unique point of view, each with unique experiences and timeline.
I'm asking that we three generations of sex and gender artists, activists, theorists, and spiritual leaders come together in a pioneer coalition that deals with race and class within our community—for starters. I want we three generations of LGBTQetc to welcome family living beyond those letters, for we are legion.
Our legion of identities has the common denominators of sexuality, sex, gender identity, and gender expression. But because we live in a culture founded by Puritans, it's shameful to talk about sex and gender. Nevertheless, all of us are here tonight because of terrific sex and/or fabulous gender. Now, Puritanical sex-negativity shames us into invisibilizing our terrific sex and our fabulous genders. And sadly, institutionalized sex-negativity extends into our own community. We shame each other. We're being mean to each other. We have got to stop shaming, and distancing ourselves from sissies, sex workers, BDSMers, pornographers, sluts, burlesque artists, trannies and drag queens. These are the funnest people in our family—shaming these people and distancing ourselves from them is mean. It's a Puritanically-generated mix of misogyny, homophobia, and transphobia. I'm asking you as your old Auntie: please stop doing that. Someone, pioneer a queer community that doesn't eat its own… please.
In this spirit of inclusivity, Dear Lambda Literary people, may I be so bold as to tickle your own fabulous pioneering spirit? Please, Lambda Lit, create award categories for sex education, queer Young Adult fiction, queer spirituality, and one more category for books written by people with sex and gender identities not yet expressed by LGBT.
OK, I'm wrapping up now. Here's the deal: I've got lung cancer and leukemia. I know, I know I might be around for another 15 or 20 years, but just in case I'm not, I wanna say this now: Please, my darlings, all of you, take care of each other. Watch each other's back. Stand up for each other. Please.
Now, go sissy your walk, children. Please, stay alive. Have good sex, have fun with gender, and write great stuff about that.
Auntie loves you.
Kiss Kiss
Background: There's been a firestorm around the word "tranny," which has been extended to "she-male," and even to "gender outlaw." I thought I'd covered all the bases on my stand on tranny five years ago, in this blog post:
But no, the controversy continues. I've been in treatment with chemotherapy and radiation therapy, both of which tend to dull the mind. By last night, I'd recovered enough of my mind to realize that there's been no definition of tranny to fight over, so I thought I'd come up with one that I could fit into 140 characters. Here's what I came up with and tweeted:
"How I define #tranny: ANYONE who messes around w gender w little or no care as to how tht might effect their standing in mainstream culture."
To my way of thinking, a proper and productive response to a proffered definition is to agree with it, disagree and refine it, or disprove it. The majority of responses to my tweet were all about how the word tranny has effected people's lives. One person, however, managed to refute my definition by saying:
"I fuck with gender. I am not a t*****."
For this person, I'm clarifying my definition. What I didn't spell out is that I understand "tranny" to be a radical, sex-positive gender identity. Tranny is to trans person as fag is to gay man and dyke is to lesbian. More to the point of agreeing or disagreeing with tranny as a gender identity for oneself: I've been saying since I wrote the book, Gender Outlaw 20 years ago, that the only person who can name our gender identities is ourselves. In my own life, I've rejected the gender identities of both man and woman—despite the fact that I managed to live up to many cultural definitions of both those identities. I pass as a woman, I'm called she by strangers. AND I reject the gender identity of woman. Accordingly, if someone fits my definition of tranny and rejects that identity, then I respect their rejection of the identity.
Now, since I've opened this wound, I've decided to address some of the main objections to the use of the word, tranny. In no particular order, these objections are:
— Reclaiming a Hate Word Doesn't Work
Tranny is not a reclamation. Tranny has been our word for nearly half a century. Some trannies in Sydney, Australia came up with the term as an umbrella term to unite with love and as family the disparate communities transsexuals and drag queens. This makes it unlike words like nigger and slut. These, and other words invented by haters, have been reclaimed and are being reclaimed with great difficulty.
— Using the Word Tranny Promotes Transphobic Violence
Policing words out of existence will not stop transphobic violence. At best, it might change the words used during that violence.
— When Kate Bornstein calls themself a tranny,
it encourages and gives others the right to call all trans women trannies.
No, it doesn't. Transphobes don't look to me for permission or encouragement for anything. They may, and certainly have, used my words out of context to support their views. TO BE CLEAR: Nothing I've said here or anywhere else should be taken as permission to call another person tranny until you know that's a word they use for their own identity—some people find the word extremely hurtful. So, please err on the side of caution and compassion.
— FTMs are not allowed to use the word for themselves.
FTMs are certainly included in my definition if they want to be.
— Tranny associates me with pornography & sex workers.
Association with sex and sex workers is often a means of denigrating people. Classist sex negativity is no reason for me to cease celebrating my sex positive identity.
— Why all this fuss, just to protect an edgy word?
It's more than an edgy word. Tranny is a valid, vibrant, and vital identity. Protecting that identity is what I'm making the fuss about.
In closing: that people are offended by what I call myself is simply not my problem. Transphobia is our communal problem, and I have stood and will stand shoulder to shoulder with anyone who's fighting that hatred.
OK, done now. I'm going to get back to healing my body.
Auntie loves you. Have good sex and fun with gender. Kiss Kiss.
Today is Monday, 5 May 2014. As of today, you have raised $22,181.00 to help Kate #StayAlive! Our goal is $75,000. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. xoxo
Hello friends and family,
This is Barbara, Kate Bornstein's partner in life, love and art. I'm writing to ask—once again—for your help.
As many of you know, Kate's lung cancer is back. It reappeared in late December in a lymph node behind her collarbone. The good news is that it did not travel far from it's original site. Recent scans show it's not in her brain or bones. The further good news is that it did not reappear anywhere that had been previously treated with radiation and chemotherapy. This means that the doctors can treat this new tumor aggressively and the treatment is likely to work. We have been assured that this cancer is still curable.
The bad news is that the treatment for this second round is way more intense than the last (and we thought that round was challenging!) This means that in addition to more intense chemo and radiation, she needs more supplements and alternative therapies to keep her fighting. She's much weaker with this new treatment and needs to spend more on transportation to and from treatments. She has a hard time doing basic tasks, like preparing food for herself and the pets. Even getting dressed to go to chemo/radiation treatments is a challenge. Small tasks are not just physically, but also emotionally, overwhelming. This "brain fog" and the accompanying extreme energy drain are common, yet hideous side effects of the treatment. Worse yet, these effects will continue for months after treatment has stopped. This means we have no idea when she can return to work.
We are deeply grateful for your astoundingly generous donations of over $100,000 last year. It's the support of her community—and we mean emotional, physical, and psychic support, as well as financial—that helps Kate #StayAlive. We still have a bit of that $100,000 left and we are stretching it as far as it can possibly go. (Let me take a moment to thank the people who are currently providing their services and products at reduced cost.) But Kate is going to run out of money very soon.
In short, if Kate is going to #StayAlive, she needs the financial support of her community once again. Kate wants me to be sure to tell you how hard it is to ask for this kind of support. She knows many of you have financial challenges of your own. Please give only if and what you can afford. All of the money raised goes directly towards Kate's treatment.
Here's the PayPal link to donate: http://bit.ly/1pkRV4K
Whether or not you can donate, you can help Kate #StayAlive by letting others know how they can help. Please forward/post/distribute this message widely. For inquiries and/or offers of help, write to KateStayAlive(at) gmail (dot) com.
And just so you know, Kate is truly appreciative of all the supportive tweets and other messages she's been receiving. Please understand that although it's hard for her to respond to all of them, they mean the world to her.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Barbara Carrellas
& Team Kate
I began this blog on Sunday, Feb 16. I wrote that it was a bleak winter's day in the city. You couldn't really walk the sidewalks, you more or less had to shuffle along without lifting your feet. Storm after storm after storm here in the city, and most of us had given up trying to clear the stairs and sidewalks… or our salt ran out. The dogs were thoroughly delighted to be indoors and warm. They're paper trained, but I wouldn't give either of them an A+. The cats grudgingly adapted to the constant indoor doggie presence. The cats are raptors, see, with all their senses fine-tuned toward food that either B or I might have left out. To the cats, the dogs are a stinky, annoying distraction to the hunt. (We found that out through our animal communicator.) For Bruce the turtle, it might as well have been a blue-sky spring afternoon. Inside his terrarium, it nearly always is. And Barbara and I had a really sweet Sunday together, back when I began to write this blog. Well, I finished and posted it today, Wednesday, Feb 19. My next chemo treatment is tomoro. The chemo is causing me big time discomfort but no pain and I'm not throwing up. My brain comes and goes. I'm grateful that there's no more to the side effects than that. (Knock wood!)
Two more weeks of treatments after tomoro's, THEN B & I go to Iceland to celebrate our birthdays (mine: March 15th & Barbara's: March 16th). We found an awesome package last year when I first found out that chemo round one had worked, and the cancer was, for the time being, gone. Here's our Iceland package: we've got five nights & 6 days hotel, a pass to the Blue Lagoon, a boat trip if the northern lights are shining, AND we've found a stable where we can go to ride short, stubby Icelandic horses!! (I think my knees are going to drag along the ground.) The day after we're back, I begin 5 more weeks of weekly chemo and daily (weekdays) radiation. Then some more chemo for the fuck of it. Then I'm done. Or done for. Ha!!
I owe YOU my life. Truth. So, thanks. Huh. Just writing that makes me want to stay alive even more. Funny, how that works. I'm diving back into Buddhism. It was my first really deep mind/spirit puzzler, back in college and in the 60s. Koans blew me away, and Zen slapstick tickled my funny bone in a most delightful way. Now, I'm more into Tibetan Buddhism, and I'm boning up on wisdom and compassion. This, along with my dialectic behavioral therapy skills, is keeping me remarkably stable during this time. I'll blog more when I can articulate what exactly it might be that I'm learning.
OK, here's what's not been a joy about this time: I've had to cancel my entire winter/spring touring season, over a dozen engagements that I was SO looking forward to. I'm sorry to disappoint—do know that I'm disappointed as well. I'm asking for rain checks from all the schools who wanted me to come speak or perform. Now... if you're looking for an awesome speaker or act to bring to your campus or event, please consider contacting my booking agent, Jean Caiani at SpeakOut - the Institute for Democratic Education & Culture. These are way cool, leftie folks who make space for more radical leftie, loving voices. I really enjoy working with SpeakOut, and I know you will too.
Sad to say, I've also had to cancel out on International Ms. Leather, where I was slated to be both a judge and the keynote speaker. Most sincere regrets to the leather ladies of all genders. I was SO looking forward to being there with you at the reboot of such a wonderful BDSM gathering. I'm grateful and pleased that my replacement is none other than my pal & co-editor of Gender Outlaws: the next generation— the gallant, wise, well-spoken, and sexy S. Bear Bergman. Wishing him and you all a terrific time of it.
In closing—wow—I've finished this—it's a beautiful, bright sunny winter's day in the city, and that brings me to the very last thing I wanted to tell you: in what mode has your Auntie decided to face this round of treatment. Well, darling, I'm going for perky. Yes indeedy! Move over, Mary Tyler Moore. (Miss Holly Hughes says I'm more than Moore, and she wants to be my Lou Grant! Oh, purr.) Yep, perky me—that's how I'm looking at these days of mine: with a smile on my face, a song in my heart, and a dance in every footstep.
I love you, and I'll be in touch again sooner or later.
kiss kiss
Auntie Kate
PS: In the spirit of perkiness, here are some signals I'd like to boost.
Art Saves Lives
I'm a firm believer in the notion that art saves lives. To that end, I wanna support some artists who are dear to me:
1) Photographer, and queer arts impresario, SD Holman has kick-started a project called "Butch: Not like the other girls." The title alone should tell you why it's a no-brainer that I'm backing this project.I was supposed to contribute some writing to this piece, but then my cancer took over my life's priorities. Do check it out and contribute if you can, cuz its a jaw-dropper, a real yum-dinger.
2) I know songwriter Steven Alvarado from Twitter. Recently, I put out a call for help in dealing with nameless fears. Steven tweeted me back saying, "Stand like Wonder Woman." I tried it. It worked—I felt better! Now, Mr. Alvarado is in a pickle and needs help with his rent. If standing like Wonder Woman makes you feel better, please help Steven out with his rent.
Reading Books Saves Lives
I can't read much when my brain's all foggy, but here's what's on my reading cue just now. These are my spirit books. I'm reading and re-reading these books by His Holiness, The Dalai Lama:
1) Advice on Dying, and Living a Better Life
2) The Essence of the Heart Sutra
3) Practicing Wisdom
For my physical #stayalive regimens, I'm reading these:
1) all of Kris Carr's books on Crazy, Sexy Cancer
2) Healing Spices, by Bharat B. Aggarwal, PhD, with Debora Yost
3) Life Over Cancer, by Keith Block & Andrew Weil MD
These are the fun books up on my cue, to read when I can't write or just need to live inside someone else's words besides my own:
1) The Rhapsody of Blood trilogy by Roz Kaveney
2) Redefining Realness, by Janet Mock
3) Changers, Book One, by T Cooper & Allison Glock-Cooper
4) The Reason I Jump, by Naoki Higashida & David Mitchell
5) The Sandman: Overture, by Neil Gaiman
6) Christian Science, by Mark Twain
Hello, Dear Heart
My lung cancer is back—not in my lung, but in some lymph node. Here comes surgery, chemo, and radiation again. Now, kindly allow me to put this in a perspective and context that I promise is NOT scary. Really, I'm doing super well with this, and I've got a lot to tell you that I'm finding out, so please hang in here with me. Trust me, I'm The Auntie.
Right, history first: I was first diagnosed with lung cancer on September 24, 2012. I had surgery to remove the upper lobe of my right lung. The surgical team tried real hard, but they didn't get it all. Normally, I would've gone straight on to chemo and radiation. But a big deal medical oncologist determined that there was no chemo that would work on me. If I wanted to live, he told me, it had to be by radiation alone. To be fair, the doctor was confronted by a challenge in me. I've got a whacky health status and, an immune system compromised by chronic lymphocytic leukemia that was first diagnosed in 1996. Plus, I've got a body grown on testosterone, that's now running on estrogen. Genital conversion surgery aside, I'm minus a gall bladder, half a liver, and 12 inches of intestine. I've got cervical dystonia and scoliosis. I'm a rambling wreck! And, hello… I'm OLD! (Oh yes, I am. More on that later.) But y'know what the last straw was—the final thing about me that would bar me from all approved chemo regimens? Tinnitus. All my life, I've had a ringing in my ears. I didn't learn until high school that I was the only one hearing all those mad bells and buzzers. I thought you heard them, too… all the time, like me. Well, tinnitus is a common side-effect of most chemo, and what it could do to me was make me deaf, and maybe even kill me. Like in Buffy or Haven, blood would leak out of my ears and I'd die, that's what he implied anyway. Yes, honey, I do tend to exaggerate, but truly: it was the ringing in my ears when the big deal medical oncologist threw up his hands and, with a look of pity, handed me over to the radiologist.
My girlfriend and I did a lot a research—friends gave us terrific advice for alternative treatments. Through my touring work and book income, I've been able to pay for insurance that covered me fairly well for medicorp-government-approved procedures. But I had insufficient money to cover any forms of treatment outside the approved regimens—not to mention the cost of living while getting those treatments. That's when my miracle happened. That's when some friends came to my side. Thousands and thousands of friends and family came to my side. Maybe one was you—maybe you sent me money and/or you sent me love. One week of crowd-sourcing raised me over $100,000. Thousands of you. Thousands of people told me they love me. Can you imagine what a lasting blow that was to my low self-esteem?!
Well, the money raised covered it all. Thank you. Acting on the advice of Kris Carr, I found a clinic in Chicago where the doctors did their homework and found a chemo treatment that had just passed a stage two clinical trial. I began chemo on my birthday, March 15 2013, and I continued to travel to Chicago every three weeks through June. At the same time, I received 33 days of radiation, here in New York City. And it all worked. The cancer was gone, and it had been a year to the day since I was first diagnosed. Such relief and joy!! I had six amazing cancer-free months, during which I got back out on the road for some unforgettably wonderful engagements. What's more, I've had the time and circumstances and good health to begin a novella—a book I'm writing just for the love of writing it. It's delightful fiction that I've been wanting to write now for over a decade, but other books needed to come first. As of this past Christmas, I'd got through the first two chapters. Then, on December 30th, a PET CT revealed, and a fine-needle aspiration confirmed: yep, the lung cancer is back.
Darling, those were always the odds. That's how cancer works. So now, I'm simply moving on with the next phase of living with cancer: more treatment. Treatment this time around begins with surgery at the end of January—then weekly chemo + daily radiation starting probably in the second week of February.
As to my touring schedule, I'm still working out my calendar with the doctors, but I've confirmed that I can do my week-long, six-city tour of Wisconsin, February 3-8. After that, I'll do my very best to make all the gigs I'm already committed to. And for now, my booking calendar is closed for any new engagements before May or June. I hate to disappoint, and I thank you for your kind understanding.
Dear heart, please know I am dealing REALLY WELL with this. Of course I get scared, and I've named my fear as a realistic dread of the inevitably noxious side-effects of chemo and radiation. BUT… I'm not beating myself up for feeling scared, and I'm changing my perspective by reflecting on the delightful paradox: chemo and radiation are exactly what's gonna let me live longer. Wanting to live longer is new for me. I'm not used to it. But I like it. Why do I wanna live longer? Well… for you. Truly. I so enjoy being your old auntie, and what's an old auntie without her nieces and nephews?? So, fuck dread. And fuck cancer. I'm gonna write another non-fiction book about my life with cancer… I'll get to that after I write my novella. See, now? I do plan to be around for awhile. That'll get me two new books, and (lots) more time with you. I'm so looking forward to that. Thank you for your love.
Kiss kiss
Auntie Kate
Dear Twibe,
Here's the bullet: The docs have scanned me, and the scan came back and
it says two wonderful things: 1) There are no new cancer cells in my
body and 2) The places where there was cancer have shrunk a LOT
already. So the chemo and the radiation, and the supplements and change
of diet are WORKING. Holy crap and yippee! It's the best possible
post-chemo scan a person can get. AND I'm still not out of the woods.
Here's what it means. It means I've got a good hope.
I've never been a big one for hope, but I always fall into it. There's
dumb hopes, and greedy hopes, and impossible hopes, and tragic hopes.
But every now and then, you get a good hope, and with this scan, I just
got one.
The purpose of this scan is to determine a baseline picture of cancer
in my body, to match up against a more accurate PET scan that I'll get
in 2 to 3 months. Why wait 2-3 months? I'm done with chemotherapy and
radiation, but they're not done with me. The radiation and chemo are
going to keep working in my body for at least that long. And THAT means
I'm going to be chemo-brained, exhausted, and weak for that time. BUT
A special thank you to everyone who contributed to my GoFundMe account.
You made this possible. Yes you did: you bought me my new diet, my trips
to Chicago, my nutritional supplements—in short, you kept me alive.
Thank you so very much. I've got good hope.
I have such a good hope that I'm booking gigs. The earliest I've got
right now is a week in USA's heartland in mid-September. If you'd like
to book me to speak or perform this fall, winter or spring, please
tweet me @katebornstein, or send me an email at my touring account,
katebornstein at earthlink dot net. Please be kind and only use this
address for touring questions.
OK—living with hope is new for me, so here I go. I promise I'll keep
eating well, taking my supplements, and exercising as I can. It took an
awfully long time for me to write this, but when I get more of a brain
I'll write some more, I promise that too. So, have good hope. I love


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4 cups
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1 teaspoon
1 cup
quick-cooking grits
2 tablespoons
1 bunch
green onions, chopped
green bell pepper, diced
2 cloves
garlic, minced
1 pound
peeled and deveined small shrimp
1 cup
shredded Monterey Jack cheese
3/4 cup
shredded sharp Cheddar cheese
1 (10 ounce) can
diced tomatoes and green chilies
1/2 teaspoon
black pepper
1/4 cup
shredded sharp Cheddar cheese
This is a great idea ... I have seen this recipe before but it's always with the shrimp mixture served separately on top. I have to comment on the reviewer who said to substitute cornmeal for grits because they were the same thing. They're not! (I'm a southerner). It's true that both are made from corn but they are ground and processed completely differently and often made from different parts of the corn kernel. Supermarket cornmeal is much more finely ground; boiling it up will basically give you polenta. It's good, but that's not what the recipe calls for. Grits are much more coarsely ground and have a distinctive chewiness when cooked.
This had a very good flavor but way too salty (and I like salt!) Don't see the need to add salt to chicken broth.
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Use THREE cups of chicken broth to ONE cup of grits - NO NEED TO BAKE! -after all ingredients are combined in the grits pot, add shrimp and eat after they turn pink - super delicious! We use Ro*tel tomatoes for a spicy kick.
YUM! My husband and I discovered a love for shrimp and grits on visits with our friend in Charleston. We've tried a few different variations, but like this one the best. Based on things we loved from other recipes, we have modified this one a bit. I use half chicken broth, half water, no salt, and I add mushrooms and FRESH chopped basil with the shrimp mixture. The basil really adds to the flavor of this dish...but then again, we really love fresh basil!
This recipe was simple and very good -- hubby and I both enjoyed it. I'm wondering if some people's turned out runny because the recipe calls for 4 cups of stock to 1 cup of grits. I just followed the directions for the grits on the box and it only called for 3 cups of liquid. I also drained the tomatoes & chilies. For presentation, I think I'd prefer a "deconstructed" version of this recipe, but for a casual meal with family, a one-pan recipe is the way to go.
My husband is from the south and we eat grits (not cornmeal) at least twice a week. One of my favorite restaurants serves a dish similar to this. I was very excited to find this recipe. I made the recipe as listed, but did adding some Hillshire Farms sausage. My husband and I enjoyed the dish, but did find it a bit salty. Next time I'll omit the salt and just flavor to taste when eating.
Never again will I pay $16 for this dish at a restaurant! I added crispy bacon to my dish. It came out great! Thanks for sharing.
This was a great dish. I served it for brunch today and had to make copies of the recipe for our friends. The only thing I can suggest for those who think it is a little runny is to drain the tomatoes and green chilies before adding to the mixture. Then it is perfect. The recipe didn't specify to do that.
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Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
** Calories: 281
** Calories from Fat: 121
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yet secretly
i invite them in
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as if it is not the story of me
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Guide to remedy your Embarrassing Medical Conditions
We have created a hub for most of the embarrassing medical conditions that there are out there. Here we will put links to blogs that deal with these conditions by giving you remedies and advice.
ACNE Blog:
Statistics indicate that as high as 80% of the entire American population has ever had acne. Acne afflicts all genders, sexes and ages making it a universal skin disorder. As a form of skin disease, the good news is that acne is not transmittable……….(go to acne site)
ACNE SCARS Blog:
Acne is a very common skin disorder which has become problem for all ages. The teen years can be tough and sometimes even after passing those adolescent years acne may not leave you alone. After passing through that testing phase of acne you have to clear another milestone of the scars left behind due to acne. Acne may leave you at some point or other but the scars become very visible and your face is the one which gets most affected………(go to acne scars site)
BAD BREATH Blog:
We have all had an experience where you have been required to speak to someone and you have been unable to concentrate on their response because of their bad breath. The medical term for this condition is known as halitosis and there can be a number of causes for it. However, the end result is always the same and it can be described as the presence of foul smelling gases in exhaled air….(go to bad breath site)
ECZEMA Blog:
Eczema is the word given to a skin condition which results in inflammatory areas and patches of the skin. Common characteristics of eczema include redness, itching, thickening of the skin, spotting mainly on the elbows, knees and arms and lesions which can become infected……..(go to eczema site)
HAIR LOSS Blog:
Androgenetic alopecia (male and female pattern balding) is by far the most common cause of hair loss amongst men and a serious problem for many women. There are three important components which are responsible for both female and male balding….(go to hair loss site)
HEMORRHOIDS Blog:
If you have hemorrhoids, it is important to learn what they are and how to treat them. There are specific symptoms and signs to look for to alert you as to whether you need to seek treatment or not. Knowing what these are will help you to know what treatment to look for. It is also important to learn where to seek help and to understand that hemorrhoids are very common for men and women and affect nearly 50% of the population……(go to hemorrhoids site)
This is a work in progress and more embarrassing medical conditions will be added as we progress on this hub site.
We welcome your comments and requests for more embarrassing medical conditions to be added to this hub.


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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. 5/3/12 (PennWell) -- Independent power provider Hydro Alternative Energy Inc. has signed a memorandum of understanding with renewable energy developer Energreen, SA de C.V of Mexico to partner in developing hydrokinetic projects
The intent of the MOU is for Hydro Alternative Energy Inc. (HAE) and Energreen to partner in developing one or many off-shore hydrokinetic projects that would provide Mexico with additional renewable electric power generation capacity.
"Both companies have similar philosophies when it comes to understanding the renewable energy business, and we believe this will be key to the success of our joint efforts and projects," says Carlos Diaz, commercial director of Energreen.
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Friday, January 4, 2013
Garbage collection — Brush and recycle collections for the City of Henderson will take place today. However, garbage will be picked up Saturday (Jan. 5).
American Legion — The American Legion Post No. 60 will hold its regular monthly meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the Legion hut. All members are requested to attend.
Glee clubs in concert — The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill women's and men's glee clubs will appear for a concert in the sanctuary at First United Methodist Church in Henderson today, beginning at 7 p.m. This performance is free.
Weight loss group — TOWN (Take Off Weight Now), a non-profit weight loss group, will meet at Aycock Recreation Center at 11:30 a.m.
Chamber — The recognition committee of the Granville County Chamber of Commerce will convene for a meeting in the chamber boardroom at noon.
Board of education — The Granville County Board of Education will meet in Regular Session, today, at 6 p.m. at the Granville County Board of Education Administrative Offices, 101 Delacroix St., Oxford. Citizens may address the Board by signing up beforehand.
Planning board — The Henderson Planning Board will meet in the Henderson City Council Chambers at 3:30 p.m.
Fire department — The Cokesbury Volunteer Fire Dept. will conduct its annual meeting today, at 7:30 p.m. Fire department business will be discussed. All guests are invited to attend.
Chamber — The board of directors of the Granville County Chamber of Commerce will conduct a meeting at Vance-Granville Community College's south campus at 8 a.m.
Appearance committee — The Henderson Appearance Committee will meet in the Henderson City Council Chambers at 3 p.m.
Writers group — The Franklin County Arts Council Night Writers Group meets every second and fourth Thursday night, at 7 p.m., at Full Circle Coffee Shop in Youngsville for critique and discussion of writing.
Granville Health System — There will be a meeting of the quality council at 6 p.m. in the board room.
Community watch — Cobble Stone Community Watch will conduct a meeting today, at 7 p.m., at Greater Ransom Way of the Cross Temple, 90 S. Lake Lodge Road.
Parks and recreation — Henderson-Vance Parks & Recreation Commission will meet at Aycock Recreation Center at noon.
Mental health plan — The Five County Community Operations Center's Consumer and Family Advisory Committee meets monthly to assist in developing and revising the mental health plan that drives mental health, developmental disability and substance abuse services for the five county area. Consumers may attend these meetings on the second Tuesday of every month, beginning at 6 p.m., at the Vance-Granville Community College Warren campus, 210 Ridgeway St., Building 4, Room W432, Warrenton. Consumers can sign up to discuss issues from 6:15-6:30 p.m. For more information, call (252) 430-1330, ext. 3025 or 3050.
Jan. 11
Granville Health System — The recognition committee will convene for a meeting in the chamber boardroom at noon.
Sunrise Forum — The Granville County Chamber of Commerce has scheduled a Sunrise Forum, to take place today at 8 a.m. The meeting place will be announced at a later date.
Weight loss group — TOWN (Take Off Weight Now), a non-profit weight loss group, will meet at Aycock Recreation Center at 11:30 a.m.
Jan. 12
Step show / MLK celebration — Southern Vance High School will host and sponsor its annual "MLK Jr. Holiday Step Show" in the school gym, 925 Garrett Road, Henderson, at 5 p.m. Doors will open at 4 p.m. Middle and high school step teams from Henderson, Warrenton, Durham, Raleigh, Greensboro, Rocky Mount and Wilson will be featured. Admission is $5 in advance or $7 on the day of the show. For more information or tickets, call (919) 616-8694 or (252) 767-9783.
Jan. 14
Chamber — The Granville County Chamber of Commerce will hold a Relay for Life Kick-off meeting today in Creedmoor. Contact Faicia Elliott at (919) 693-5278 for more information.
Knitting club — Perry Memorial Library is now offering a place every other Monday from 1-3 p.m. in the board room for knitting, crocheting, and other "crafts involving strings and yarn." This is a free program, sponsored by the library. The public is welcome to work on their own crafts or to simply come and learn.
Board of trustees — The Library Board of Trustees will meet in the Perry Memorial Library Board Room at 5 p.m.
City council — The Henderson City Council will conduct its regular meeting in the Henderson City Council Chambers at 6 p.m.
Jan. 15
Community watch — Carey Chapel Community Watch will hold its next meeting today, at 7 p.m., at the Aycock Recreation Center in Henderson. All area residents are invited to attend.
Chamber of commerce — The Granville County Chamber of Commerce will have an ambassadors meeting at 8 a.m. in the chamber boardroom.
Board of adjustment — The Granville County Board of Adjustment will hold a special-called meeting in the Commissioner's Meeting Room in the auditorium at the Granville Expo and Convention Center at 4185 U.S. 15 S., Oxford, today, starting at 7 p.m.
Jan. 16
Small business seminar — A free seminar, "Tax Requirements for Small Business," will be conducted today, from 9 a.m.-noon, in Building 7, Room 7107, at Vance-Granville Community College in Henderson. Attendees will receive information to help them understand requirements, important dates, what records should be kept, the actual filing process, triggers for tax audits, and steps toward preventing or surviving an audit.
Jan. 17
Writers group — The Second Cup Writers Group meets every first and third Wednesday morning, at 9:30 p.m., at Full Circle Coffee Shop in Youngsville for


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Our firm has recently moved to the Metairie, LA area and is interested in hiring a number of new reps to work in our retail sales/marketing department. Our company represents two of America's largest electronics firms and provides them with top-notch service in the retail industry. We are currently contracted with companies like DIRECTV.
Our reps are responsible for: educating consumers and retail staff, assisting in the marketing, set-up, and sales of our clients products and services, providing brochures and other print advertising, as well as enhancing the overall shopping experience to all those with whom they come in contact. Our staff works inside three of the world's largest retailers, and is in need of a few new candidates to be exceptional additions to our staff.
We pride ourselves on the ability to offer employees a positive work environment, a competitive compensation package, and the opportunity for advancement for those who qualify.
* Management positions will be available in approximately the middle of March.
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Southern States Management Group is a New Orleans based marketing firm that specializes in managing In-Store Marketing programs for our clients products and services. Our client base has expanded from marketing sports and entertainment venues, to working with leaders in satellite television and consumer electronics. With the enormous success of our In-Store Marketing programs, Southern States has developed a major presence in some of the country's largest chain retailers.
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- Chromosomal abnormalities (common cause)
- Abnormalities in the uterine tract, such as fibroids
- Hormonal problems, such as not having enough progesterone, a female hormone needed to support pregnancy
- Factors related to the immune system, such as blood-clotting problems or rejection of the fetus
- Trauma
Risk Factors
- Infection
- Smoking , drinking alcohol , or using drugs during pregnancy
- Certain medications
- Exposure to certain environmental toxins
- Autoimmune disorders, such as systemic lupus erythematosus
- High-dose radiation therapy on the ovaries, uterus, or the pituitary gland during treatment of childhood cancers
- High blood pressure during pregnancy— pre-eclampsia
- Threatened miscarriage
- Induced labor
- Preterm delivery
- Low birth weight
- Postpartum hemorrhage
- Vaginal bleeding
- Pink or brown discharge
- Cramping
- Passing the fetus, placenta, and surrounding membranes through the vagina
- Fever
Recurrent Miscarriage
- Chromosome problem in one member of the couple
- Uterine abnormalities
- Hormone problems
- Immune system problems
- Unknown causes
- Ultrasound —to assess the health of the fetus
- Blood tests—to check the exact amount of the hormone (called human chorionic gonadotropin or hCG) important to sustain an early pregnancy
- Examination of the tissue that has passed through the vagina
- Blood tests—to check for a chromosomal error in the man or the woman or to check hormone and antibody levels
- Endometrial biopsy —to check the uterine lining to see if it can support a pregnancy
- X-rays
- Ultrasound
- Hysteroscopy —to examine the inside of the uterus
Support Services
- Is your diet ready to support another pregnancy?
- Are there habits you should change prior to another pregnancy?
- What medications are you taking and will they affect a pregnancy?
- How is your health?
- Are there issues you should resolve before trying another pregnancy?
Medications such as
- Antibiotics to treat related infections
- Hormone (progesterone) supplements
- Aspirin and other medications to treat blood-clotting problems
Surgery for uterine problems such as:
- Uterine fibroids
- Septate uterus (tissue in the center of the uterus)
- Incompetent (weakened) cervix
The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists http://www.acog.org
March of Dimes http://www.marchofdimes.com
The Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada http://www.sogc.org
Women's Health Matters http://www.womenshealthmatters.ca
First trimester pregnancy loss. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated October 25, 2013. Accessed August 19, 2014.
Miscarriage. American Pregnancy Association website. Available at: http://americanpregnancy.org/pregnancycomplications/miscarriage.html. Updated June 2014. Accessed August 19, 2014.
Miscarriage. March of Dimes website. Available at: http://www.marchofdimes.com/loss/miscarriage.aspx. Updated July 2012. Accessed August 19, 2014.
Second trimester pregnancy loss. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated February 28, 2014. Accessed August 19, 2014.
Recurrent pregnancy loss. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated August 11, 2014. Accessed August 19, 2014.
12/2/2008 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed: Winther JF, Boice JD Jr, Svendsen AL, Frederiksen K, Stovall M, Olsen JH. Spontaneous abortion in a Danish population-based cohort of childhood cancer survivors. J Clin Oncol. 2008;26:4340-4346.
4/16/2009 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed: Bhattacharya S, Townend J, Shetty A, Campbell D, Bhattacharya S. Does miscarriage in an initial pregnancy lead to adverse obstetric and perinatal outcomes in the next continuing pregnancy? BJOG. 2008;115:1623-1629.
6/25/2010 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed: Nakhai-Pour HR, Broy P, Bérard A. Use of antidepressants during pregnancy and the risk of spontaneous abortion. CMAJ. 2010 May 31.
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text: Home > Sensors & Transducers > Sensors This article was posted on 05/24/2012 Hall effect switch aids portable product miniaturizationIntroduced as the smallest programmable omnipolar Hall effect switch, the AH1892 is well-suited for proximity and position detection in space-constrained portable and battery-powered products, including tablets, smart phones and camcorders. It is provided in the miniature 4-pin 0.7 x 0.7 x 0.5-mm U-WLB0707-4 package — claimed seventeen times smaller than the common 3-pin TSOT packaged alternatives.Features include an operating voltage supply range, from 1.6 to 3.6 V, an average current consumption of just 4.3 µA, and an extended temperature range from –40° to 85°C. The device provides protection against electrostatic discharge to a level of 8-kV on supply and output pins.The package's space-saving advantage is further enhanced by the switch's integrated pull-up resistors. A simple band select pin enables device sensitivity to be programmed to one of two predefined magnetic sensitivity ranges, allowing the device to be used in multiple applications with different field strengths. Sensitivity can also be adjusted on the fly via an external logic source such as a microcontroller, whereby band can be adjusted with a simple firmware upgrade. ($0.20 ea/10,000 — available now)By Christina NickolasDiodes, Plano, TX, United email@example.com Learn more about Diodes Incorporated Related Articles P/F Sensors: their future and challenges XeThru Bot simulates breathing for sensor testing Sensitive, low power NO2 sensors developed for air quality monitori... Airport pods let you experience the weather at your destination Purchase the AH1892 AH1892-CD4-7 AH1892CD47 AH1892Z AH1892-Z-7 AH1892Z7 Add Comment Text Only 2000 character limit Please login to comment on the article


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Tom Messenger's webite is simple and clear. You'll find a very little about him except his illustrations. That's why we decided to ask him our usual questions.
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Contemporary Standard} Hi Tom, tell us your story.
Tom Messenger} Inspector of snow storms and rain storms, surveyor of forest paths and across country routes. Since 1976.
Contemporary Standard} Who's the illustrator/graphic designer from the past which inspired you most?
Tom Messenger} Alexander Rodchenko.
Contemporary Standard} Which moment of the day makes you particularly creative?
Tom Messenger} After coffee, but before lunch.
Contemporary Standard} Your work in 3 words.
Tom Messenger} Geometry, pattern, texture.
Contemporary Standard} What are you working on right now?
Tom Messenger} A record sleeve, a logo, an illustrated wedding certificate.
Contemporary Standard} Say bye to our readers in your favorite language.
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That's the Spirit: Compass Box Great King Street Artist's Blend
While single malt scotches and single barrel bourbons dominate the dreams of most high-end whiskey drinkers, the vast majority of sales in the wide world of whiskey (and whisky) are of the humble blend. Taking its name from its ingredients—usually high quality straight or single malt whiskeys cut with grain alcohol—blends are typically less complex and therefore less 'interesting' than their big league brethren. You're probably familiar with some of the more popular suspects, such as Johnny Walker, Jameson, or the Famous Grouse. Blends vary widely in quality, but are typically held in somewhat low regard by the liquor cognoscenti. However, Compass Box Whisky aims to change all that. More


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Unlocking the Key to Deep Sleep
By Sarah Fenske
Making the Ferguson Commission Matter
By Danny Wicentowski
My Fake Boyfriend Became a Real-Life Crush
By Lindsay Toler
Rep. Jeffrey Pogue Bill Would Ban Unisex Bathrooms
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Darren Wilson Gives Speech to Nonprofit
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Angel Stewart and Other Victims of Violence Ask for Mercy
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Obama Praises St. Louis' LaunchCode
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What a pillar of morality: The front page screams: "Internet smut peddlers reaped millions from unsuspecting credit-card holders. Their partner in slime was right here in the heartland." [Bruce Rushton, "Porn in the USA," RFT, Nov. 29].
Such glowing terms. Such a noble endeavor. The Riverfront Times is crusading against the "smut peddlers" and their "dirty little secret behind this success story." What a pillar of morality! Hooray!
Do you really see any difference between the content on pages 16-25 and pages 78-82? Can you sit there and with a straight face tell us that in one instance, making mucho bucks off pornography is a bad thing and at the same time you have five full pages of such innocent content as: "XXXotic black females available to pleasure you at all times," "CHEAP PHONE SEX from 99¢min," "HORNY H.S. SENIORS," "HORNY BACKDOOR VIRGINS," "HORNY GAY FRAT BOYS Toll free," "CROSSDRESSERS want to explode for you! Real names & #'s $2.50+/min.," "FOURTH CALL FREE !!!!" "Barely Legal Coeds want to meet men! CONNECT DIRECTLY TO THEIR HOMES! VISA, MC, AMEX ALTERNATIVE BILLING OPTIONS 18+ $2.49+/min."
Gimme a break.
Bill Hamm
St. Louis
Flower Power
Like father, like son: I enjoyed your review of the Wallflowers [Daniel Durchholz, "Critic's Pick," RFT, Nov. 22]. But I must say all the songs on the CD are good. I love every single song on their new CD.
Their music will speak for itself, and over time it will do just as well as, if not better than, their last record! I do believe they will be around, which is more than I can say for all of the Total Request Live stars. I believe Jakob Dylan is like his father in only one way: He is a legend in the making.
April Reid
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Thank God for Red Meat: First, "News of the Weird," then "Life in Hell" and now "Free Will Astrology"? What the hell is going on with your publication? "Red Meat" is now one of the few reasons to pick up the Riverfront Times. (Another good reason is reading all the annoying letters from people like me.) I do want to give you credit for the strange questions in "Street Talk," but that alone is not going to keep me reading your paper.
Name withheld on request
St. Louis County
"Weird" lives on the Web: In an old RFT, reading what I thought would be my last "News of the Weird," I noticed the address www.NewsoftheWeird.com. You might at least, as a courtesy, publish this address for the benefit of your "Weird"-less readers.
Mary Garrett
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The Knork and The Big Idea: Brilliant
Last night I couldn't get to sleep so channel-surfing led me to one of my favorite talk shows: The Big Idea with Donny Deutsch. In this sound-bite media world, I truly appreciate how Donny spends time with entrepreneurs from all arenas, trying to understand their a-ha! moments and how they set about to execute them. […]
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Well, hi, I'm not sure if this fits in the "Advice Smackdown" theme of things, but I have a question, and I definitely KNOW that you have the answer. Just how durable is the Ikea furniture? Obviously you've tested it through moving, a child, a husband, pets, and various other misadventures, so you know the […]


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Those shocking extremists...
11th Apr 2012
......who dare to speak out against the Carbon tax. What would be a suitable punishment, I wonder?
Send them off to the gulag, along with those other extremists and convoys of no consequence?
"CHARITIES will be forced to cut back essential services for needy families as the carbon tax adds millions of dollars to operating costs.
In the latest challenge to the Gillard government's carbon tax, the Salvation Army estimated it would add $3.5 million to the annual landfill costs for charitable organisations.
It warned the government's greenhouse scheme would force families to dump unwanted furniture and clothing at overcrowded charity bins instead of paying higher prices at local rubbish tips.
In a confidential briefing note, it labelled the carbon tax "unjust and unfair" and said it would lead to "more dumping from a price-sensitive public".
From July 1, the cost of going to the local tip will rise as the carbon tax hits landfill facilities. About 25 per cent of pre-loved furniture and clothing collected by the Salvos, St Vincent de Paul Society and other charity organisations ends up at local rubbish tips."It is of considerable concern to us," National Association of Charitable Recycling Organisations executive director Kerryn Caulfield said."
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The new poster for G.I. Joe: The Rise Of Cobra is buying right into the ol' Hollywood poster adage – When your movie has nothing to offer, build the entire poster around the hottest cast member's ass:
"EVIL NEVER LOOKED SO GOOD"? I wish I had any shred of a reason to believe this movie isn't going to be terrible.
And if the pre-reviews start panning the movie, they can always whip out their emergency poster (after the jump):


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The University of Baltimore School of Law holds commencement once a year. The 2015 Commencement Ceremony will be on Monday, May 18, 2015, at 1 p.m. at the Lyric.
Graduates will receive five (5) tickets for guests due to the large size of the graduating class.* Anyone over the age of 3 will require a ticket.
Cap, Gown & Ticket Distribution: Cap, gown and tickets may be picked up on one of the following dates: May 12 or 13, between noon and 6 p.m., Room AL102.
All seating at the Lyric is open except for reserved seating for individuals needing accommodations because of disability. Please contact Leslie Metzger by May 1, 2015, to request such seating, giving the type of accommodation needed.
*An email will be sent to all graduating seniors in mid-April to advise about additional tickets and how to get them.


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Residents input wanted on proposed bike park
Cottage Grove is looking for community input on a proposal to build a bike park within West Draw Park. Residents are invited to learn about the bike park at the Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources Commission meeting on Monday, March 11, at City Hall, 12800 Ravine Parkway S., Cottage Grove.
This would be the first bike park in the east metro area.
At 6 p.m. there will be a short presentation by the Bike Park Task Force. An opportunity for one-on-one conversations with the Task Force, Commissioners and City staff will follow. At 7 p.m. the Commission will formally review the bike park work plan and make a recommendation to the City Council. Residents may speak at either forum.
A successful bike park in Cottage Grove would get more kids and families outdoors and active; be family friendly, safe, clean and well maintained; offer levels of progression; enhance, not detract from, the West Draw Park experience; and provide a social gathering place for bicycling enthusiasts.
Bike parks are a system of off-road dirt paths with built-in "natural" features that allow for a more dynamic bicycling experience by being able to jump, pump or slalom through the track. They are smaller than mountain bike paths and are built for recreational users of all ages, sizes and bicycling abilities.


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Under normal circumstances, I'd say it's hard not to feel bad for David Booth, what with the terrible luck he's faced as a Canuck. But as we've covered extensively on this website, people really dislike him, be it for his exorbitant contract, his outspoken faith, his affinity for hunting, his lack of production or all of the above. On Monday, when we suggested that the lack of news about Booth was an indication he might be out for the season with an ankle injury (which appears to be the case), one follower responded, "Karma!" as though Booth deserved a season-ending injury. That's absurd to me, but I don't think that follower was alone in his thinking.
Still, if you can put aside for a moment the intense dislike that orbits Booth like a small, somewhat unfair, slightly irrational moon, then it's hard not to feel bad for him. After all, the winger has been plagued by rotten fortune since he was acquired last fall.
First there was the knee-on-knee collision with Colorado's David Porter, for which Porter missed five games to suspension but Booth missed 18 with an MCL injury. In the 62 games he did play, Booth put up 16 goals for a 20-goal pace, a nice, round number that would have earned him much softer treatment from the Vancouver faithful had he hit it, but thanks to the injury, he didn't, and hockey fans aren't in the business of giving credit for projected scoring. The raw fact was that Booth earned $4.2 million for 16 goals. That wasn't good enough.
His sophomore campaign has been plagued with even more injury trouble. After the lockout (during which Booth did little to ingratiate himself to Canuck fans, filling his timeline with evangelical platitudes and kill shots), Booth strained his groin in the team's first practice. He missed 15 games.
Then, after returning for 12, Booth sprained his ankle Saturday versus the Detroit Red Wings. According to the Canucks, he's now out "indefinitely".Continue Reading —›
I'm not panicking yet. I'm far too level-headed to go off the deep end for a loss in which the Canucks soundly outplayed their opponent for the majority of the game, not even when that loss is their 8th in their last 11 games and puts the Canucks at the edge of the playoff picture in the Western Conference, not when there are still 20 games left to be played in the season. No, I'm not panicking.
But I will admit to being concerned. I'm concerned because I know it's possible, however unlikely, to flip a coin and have it land on heads 100 times in a row. I know that for all of the underlying possession statistics that indicate the Canucks are better than their record indicates, it's possible that things never turn around this season.
It's possible that the next 20 games will be exactly like this one: the Canucks outplaying, out-shooting, and out-chancing their opponent, but not out-scoring them, with the Canucks failing to capitalize on their opponent's mistakes, and their opponents making the Canucks pay for every mistake they make. In which case, I won't need to watch those games, because I watched this game.Continue Reading —›


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