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Gastric Sleeve Surgery Forum
- Basics for Gastric Sleeve Surgery Beginners
- My Gastric Sleeve Surgery Journey - Tell Your Story
- Main Gastric Sleeve Surgery Forums
Gastric Sleeve Surgery Support Groups
- Mexico & Self-Pay Gastric Sleeve Surgery
- General Gastric Sleeve Surgery Support
- Gastric Sleeve Surgery Buddies/Mentors
- Local Gastric Sleeve Surgery Support Groups
- Monthly Gastric Sleeve Surgery Support Groups
- Age-Specific Gastric Sleeve Surgery Support Groups
- Weight Loss-Specific Gastric Sleeve Surgery Support Groups
- Pregnancy with Gastric Sleeve Surgery
- Gastric Sleeve Surgery Complications Support Group
- Special Interest Gastric Sleeve Surgery Support Groups
- Gastric Sleeve Social Groups Forums
Gastric Bypass Surgery Forum
- Basics for Gastric Bypass Surgery Beginners
- My Gastric Bypass Surgery Journey - Tell Your Story
- Main Gastric Bypass Surgery Forums
Gastric Bypass Surgery Support Groups
- Mexico & Self Pay Gastric Bypass Surgery
- General Gastric Bypass Surgery Support
- Gastric Bypass Buddies/Mentors
- Local Gastric Bypass Surgery Support Groups
- Monthly Gastric Bypass Surgery Support Groups
- Age-Specific Gastric Bypass Surgery Support Groups
- Pregnancy with Gastric Bypass Surgery
- Gastric Bypass Surgery Complications Support Group
- Gastric Bypass Social Groups Forums
LAP-BAND Surgery Forum
- Basics for Lap band Surgery Beginners
- My Lap Band Surgery Journey - Tell Your Story
- Main Lap Band Surgery Forums
Lap Band Support Groups
- General Lap Band Support
- Lap Band Buddies / Mentors
- Monthly Lap Band Support Groups
- Local Lap Band Support Groups
- Age-Specific Lap Band Support Groups
- Weight Loss-Specific Lap Band Surgery Support Groups
- Pregnancy with the Lap Band
- Lap Band Complications
- Special Interest Lap Band Support Groups
- Lap-Band Social Group Forums
- Gastric Plication Surgery Forum
- Duodenal Switch Surgery Forum
- Mini Gastric Bypass Forum
- Gastric Balloon Procedure Forum
General Weight Loss Surgery Forum
- VIP Lounge
- General Weight Loss Surgery Discussions
- Food and Nutrition
- Fitness & Exercise
- Plastic Surgery
- BariatricPal Local Chapters (NEW!)
- Don't Sweat the Stall Stuff (NEW!)
- Maintenance Forums (NEW!)
- Rants & Raves
- The Lounge
- Powder Room - Ladies Gone Wild
- The Guys' Room
- Where Venus and Mars Collide (NEW!)
- BariatricPal en Español! (Nuevo!)
- Singles Forum (NEW!)
- Special Needs Forum (NEW!)
- Family and Friends (NEW!)
- Other Types of Weight Loss Surgery & Procedures
- Weight Loss Medications (NEW!)
- BariatricPal Polls (NEW!)
- Popular Diet Forum (NEW!)
- Clothing and Goods Exchange
- Weight Loss Surgery Magazine
- BariatricPal Newsletter
- Website Assistance & Suggestions
- Mexico & Self-Pay Gastric Sleeve Surgery
- Forum Rules
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Weight Loss Surgery Info
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- Obesity
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- After Surgery
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- Risks Of Weight Loss Surgery
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- Weight Loss Surgery Effects
- Adolescents
- Choosing A Surgeon
- Which Surgery Is Right For Me
- Lap-Band
- Roux-en-Y
- Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy
- Sleeve Plication
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- Insurance
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Gastric Bypass Surgery Forum
Toggle Basics for Gastric Bypass Surgery Beginners Basics for Gastric Bypass Surgery Beginners
PRE-Operation Gastric Bypass Surgery Questions & Answers
This is the place to talk about your pre-surgery preparation. Discuss choosing a surgeon, pre-op diets and nutrition, medical tests, and other basic Gastric Bypass Surgery issues.
POST-Operation Gastric Bypass Surgery Questions & Answers
This is the place to talk about post-op questions. Discuss recovery, the post-op Gastric Bypass diet progression, nutrition, complications, medical tests, and other Roux-En-Y Gastric Bypass Surgery issues.
Toggle My Gastric Bypass Surgery Journey - Tell Your Story My Gastric Bypass Surgery Journey - Tell Your Story
Tell Your Gastric Bypass Surgery Story
This is the place to share your Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass Surgery (RNY) Surgery journey with other members. Please start your own thread to tell us more about yourself. Do you have the gastric bypass? Who was/is your surgeon? How much weight have you lost, what changes have you noticed, and what challenges have you overcome?
Toggle Main Gastric Bypass Surgery Forums Main Gastric Bypass Surgery Forums
Gastric Bypass Surgery Success Stories
Congratulations! You made a life-changing decision and are now benefiting from your new, positive lifestyle. Please share your Gastric Bypass surgery success story with our community. You deserve to celebrate, and your story may make the difference in someone else's life.
General Gastric Bypass Surgery Discussion
This forum is for any topic related to the Gastric Bypass Surgery that is not covered in other forums. Sample topics include complications, exercise, and replacement addictions.
Gastric Bypass Surgeons and Hospitals
This forum is the place to share your personal experiences and discuss surgery costs, length and quality of hospital stays, surgeon recommendations, and anything else related to Gastric Bypass surgeons and hospitals.
Insurance & Financing
This forum is for discussions related to Gastric Bypass surgery insurance coverage and financing options. Gain from learning from others' experiences!
Band to Gastric Bypass Revisions
This forum is dedicated to discussions dealing with revising from a Gastric band to Gastric Bypass surgery.
Research & Statistics
Have you come across new research that you want to discuss or share? This is the place to post and discuss research studies and statistics that you find related to Gastric Bypass, obesity, weight loss surgery, and weight loss.
Toggle Gastric Bypass Surgery Support Groups Gastric Bypass Surgery Support Groups
Mexico & Self Pay Gastric Bypass Surgery
A forum for discussing travel to Mexico to have Gastric Bypass Surgery, as well as for discussing self-pay for the Roux-En-Y Gastric Bypass Surgery.
General Gastric Bypass Surgery Support
Weight loss is easier when you have support. This forum is for providing and receiving emotional and psychological support before or after Gastric Bypass surgery.
Gastric Bypass Buddies/Mentors
A buddy/mentoring relationship pairs a successful and experienced BariatricPal member with a novice and/or struggling BariatricPal member. Both partners work together through the physical, emotional, and spiritual components involved in weight loss. The goal is for both partners to achieve and maintain healthy weights. This is a win-win relationship, with the more experienced BariatricPal member having his/her weight loss reaffirmed, and the novice or struggling BariatricPal member building the confidence and motivation necessary to achieve his/her goals.
Local Gastric Bypass Surgery Support Groups
Are you looking for a local friend for support before or after your Gastric Bypass surgery? This forum is for members looking for other members in their cities, states or countries.
Monthly Gastric Bypass Surgery Support Groups
This is the place to gather with others who are having Gastric Bypass Surgery (RNY) the same month you are. You can go through the journey together.
Age-Specific Gastric Bypass Surgery Support Groups
These forums allow you to discuss age specific Gastric Bypass Surgery (RNY) issues with others in your age group. Your age can affect how you respond to the surgery, and the journey can be easier when you share with others who are of similar age.
Pregnancy with Gastric Bypass Surgery
This is the place for support for pregnant, trying-to-get-pregnant, and new parents after Gastric Bypass surgery. Share your tips and support here regarding breastfeeding, good nutrition, and taking care of yourself and your baby.
Gastric Bypass Surgery Complications Support Group
Come here to give and receive advice and support for Gastric Bypass complications, such as leakage, food intolerances, nutrient deficiencies, heartburn, diarrhea, and nausea/vomiting.
Gastric Bypass Social Groups Forums
Welcome to the BariatricPal Gastric Bypass Social Groups! Here, you can start your own online Weight Loss Surgery Support Group or join on one of our member-created groups by visiting our Support Group portal.
Toggle General Weight Loss Surgery Forum General Weight Loss Surgery Forum
VIP Lounge
Welcome to the VIP Lounge! This exclusive, private forum is just for BariatricPal Premium Members - other members and search engines can't see it! Drop in when you want to talk about weight loss surgery or just shoot the breeze with other Premium Members. This is your place to hang out under the radar, so come on in and add your personality to the mix!
General Weight Loss Surgery Discussions
Talk about anything related to weight loss surgery, such as choosing a surgery and surgeon, preparing for surgery, pre-surgery and post-surgery diets, weight loss, exercise and mental challenges. Exchange recipes, find weight loss surgery buddies, get exercise advice, ask about cosmetic and reconstructive surgery and share your weight loss surgery story!
Food and Nutrition
This forum is for questions about food and nutrition before and after all types of surgeries. Check out the sub-forums to see if there is a more specific place for your post, to help people find information more easily.
Fitness & Exercise
This forum is devoted to discussions, questions, and answers dealing with fitness and exercise, routines, habits, etc.
Plastic Surgery
Congratulations on achieving or approaching your goal weight! Are you thinking about skin removal, cosmetic, or reconstructive surgery? This is the forum dedicated to discussing tummy tucks, brachioplasty (arm lift), mastopexy (breast lift), and inner thigh lifts, and other cosmetic procedures after losing a lot of weight with weight loss surgery.
BariatricPal Local Chapters (NEW!)
Visit our NEW Local Chapter Directory
Don't Sweat the Stall Stuff (NEW!)
Has your weight loss slowed or come to a complete stop? Are you frustrated because the scale isn't moving? This is the forum to discuss the infamous "STALL" and get the support you need to get through it.
Maintenance Forums (NEW!)
Congratulations on hitting your goal weight! Now the journey continues as you keep up those good habits and learn how to keep the pounds off for good. This forum is for discussing anything related to maintenance, from recipes and strategies to struggles and triumphs. If you're getting close to goal weight, use this forum to find out what need to know about the transition to maintenance.
Rants & Raves
Want debate? Get it here. Gripe, complain, moan, fight, rant and rave. Enter at your own risk!
The Lounge
This forum is for general conversation, sharing interests, having a laugh or discussing anything not specifically related to Weight Loss Surgery surgery.
Powder Room - Ladies Gone Wild
This is a place for ladies to discuss everything from Weight Loss Surgery complications, diet, and concerns, to any other off-topic subjects.
The Guys' Room
This is a place for men to discuss everything from Weight Loss Surgery complications, diet, and concerns, to any other off-topic subjects.
Where Venus and Mars Collide (NEW!)
Do you want to discuss ADULT subject matter with both genders? Questions about love, relationships, intimacy, and general off-topic chat welcome. Get the thoughts and opinions of both men and women here! Please note that there is a singles room if you are looking for love, this is not that place. **You must be 18 to enter!**
BariatricPal en Español! (Nuevo!)
Bienvenido a los foros de BariatricPal! Aquí se puede hablar de temas relacionadas con la cirugía de pérdida de peso. Discute las etapas de la dieta posoperatoria, su elección del cirujano, las luchas mentales del viaje de pérdida de peso, y cualquier cosa que está en su mente. No hay que estar solo cuando se someta a la cirugía para perder peso!
Singles Forum (NEW!)
Looking for that special someone? Once you start on your weight loss surgery journey, everything from your lifestyle to your body to the way you think about yourself and the world changes. Here is a forum to meet other weight loss surgery singles who know what you're going through and who are have the same health goals and lifestyle as you do. Have fun!
Special Needs Forum (NEW!)
We all have special needs…but some of us have certain challenges that make the "regular" WLS advice more difficult to follow. The challenges can be age, living in a rural community without many structured options, or having specific health conditions that interfere with diet or exercise. This is the forum to talk about them and exchange ideas!
Family and Friends (NEW!)
Supporting a weight loss surgery (WLS) patient through his or her weight loss journey can be rewarding, but it can also be challenging. The journey is long and bumpy. These forums are where you can find other spouses, other family members, and friends to offer encouragement and advice as you support your loved one through his or her journey.
Other Types of Weight Loss Surgery & Procedures
The Gastric Plication (sleeve plication or greater curvature plication), Duodenal Switch (DS), Mini Gastric Bypass (MGB), Gastric Balloon (intragastric balloon), and other Endolumenal Bariatric procedures are also options for treating obesity. This is where you can talk about these weight loss surgeries and procedures. Share your experiences and ask questions in these forums!
Weight Loss Medications (NEW!)
Are you using weight loss medications or are thinking about using them? Have you tried them before? This is the forum where you can talk about side effects, weight loss results, new drugs, and anything else related to using weight loss medications such as orlistat, lorcaserin, phentermine, and others.
BariatricPal Polls (NEW!)
Welcome to the BariatricPal Polls forum! There'll be a new polls regularly so you can cast your vote and add to the conversation to explain your vote. You also get to see how the other BariatricPal members voted. Come let us know what you think! If you have an idea for a poll, please post it below!
Popular Diet Forum (NEW!)
Before or after weight loss surgery, you may be following one of the popular diet plans to guide your eating. This is the place to talk about the Paleo diet, Atkins, Jenny Craig, SlimFast, Weight Watchers, South Beach, and any other diet. Talk about recipes, meal plans, do's and don'ts, and how to get your popular diet to fit into your weight loss surgery diet.
Clothing and Goods Exchange
Have clothes that are too big? Need smaller clothes? This is the forum to post your clothing needs in. Extra vitamins, protein powders and bars ? Bariatric Books ? Lets help one another out as we progress through our weight loss journeys by saving money and exchanging clothes and bariatric related goods with one another. No commercial postings, please.
Weight Loss Surgery Magazine
Weight Loss Surgery Magazine is an online publication made up of informative articles written by weight loss professionals who have experience with weight loss surgery.
BariatricPal Newsletter
BariatricPal News, a regular newsletter to keep you up to date on our community. We'll tell you all about our exciting new features, programs and anything else you need and want to know about BariatricPal.com. Our goal is to make sure you know everything.
Website Assistance & Suggestions
Technical questions? Comments about BariatricPal? We welcome feedback and suggestions on any aspect of BariatricPal.com. This is also the place to visit for updates about new features and updates.
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Sadhana: Coalition of Progressive Hindus is deeply distressed to read the news of the murder of a Muslim man, Mohammad Akhlaq, at the hands a Hindu mob in Northern India over an alleged slaughtering of a cow and its consumption. News reports claim that a mob of 1,000 Hindus wielding bricks, batons and swords came to the man's house to hunt him down, beat him to death and severely injure his 20 year old son and 82 year old mother.
As Hindus we embrace and strive to live by the core principles of ekatva (oneness of all) and ahimsa (nonviolence). We aspire to build a peaceful and inclusive Hindu community committed to justice for all, regardless of race, religion, caste or gender.
Our belief that the whole world including cows and all species are interconnected and divine should guide us to treat the whole planet with love and compassion; it should not lead us to perpetrate such acts of brutality. We vehemently denounce all terrorism perpetrated in the name of our religion.
The Shiva Mahimna Stotram beautifully expresses this idea of ekatva (oneness) which we hold dear:
"As the different streams having their sources in different paths which men take through different tendencies, various though they appear, crooked or straight, all lead to Thee."
Swami Vivekananda quoted this powerful verse as part of his speech at the Chicago World Parliament of Religions in 1893. He also stated,
"Sectarianism, bigotry, and its horrible descendant, fanaticism, have long possessed this beautiful earth. They have filled the earth with violence, drenched it often and often with human blood, destroyed civilization and sent whole nations to despair. Had it not been for these horrible demons, human society would be far more advanced than it is now. But their time is come; and I fervently hope that the bell that tolled this morning in honor of this convention may be the death-knell of all fanaticism, of all persecutions with the sword or with the pen, and of all uncharitable feelings between persons wending their way to the same goal."
These words are as urgent today as they were 122 years ago. We Hindus must rise up in one voice for peace and justice for all. Sadhana calls on progressive, peace-loving, tolerant and inclusive Hindus to speak up against this violent and blood-thirsty fringe of Hinduism.
Please sign our petition to Prime Minister Modi by visiting this link: http://www.thepetitionsite.com/704/384/547/hindus-woldwide-denounce-murder-of-mohammed-akhlaq-by-a-hindu-mob/
Om Shanti Shanti Shanti.
Sadhana: Coalition of Progressive Hindus is saddened to read the news today of a beating of a Muslim youth by a Hindu mob, many of them allegedly Bajrang Dal members. News reports state that the reason for this violent attack was that the youth was seen with a Hindu girl.
For our September cleanup, Sadhana will be partnering with NYC Audubon as part of a multi-state effort to improve coastline habitat in honor of International Coastal Cleanup Day. As such we will not be hosting a cleanup on the first Saturday in September, but rather on September 19th.
See details and learn how to register below.
Jamaica Bay Beach Cleanup
Saturday, September 19, 10am-2pm
(Rain date: September 26, 10-2pm)
Equipment, refreshments, and transportation from Manhattan are provided.
Join NYC Audubon and Sadhana to clear the beach and raise awareness of the importance of coastal areas to birdlife! This year's cleanup is being coordinated by the American Littoral Society.
Registration is REQUIRED -
Visit http://www.nycaudubon.org/international-coastal-cleanup-day to register.
If you are coming from Manhattan, the bus will depart from the NYC Audubon office @ 71 West 23rd Street on at 9am.
Sadhana thanks NYC Audubon for your continued partnership!
Sadhana member Sunita Viswanath, along with others, has launched a Bala Vihar in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn. The classes are for kids ages 4 - 7 and are based on the Chinmaya Mission curriculum (www.chinmayanewyork.org). The Bala Vihar will focus on stories about Hindu deities, especially Rama, Lord Krishna, Hanuman, and Ganesha, and values such as the importance of seva, and the idea of the oneness of us all. Simple, age-appropriate community service activities are included. Classes are taught within the context of religious plurality and tolerance. The Bala Vihar has its own blog: http://brooklynbalavihar.wordpress.com/
Since October 2014, Sadhana has held several "healthy relationship" sessions at the Lefferts Branch of Queens Library. We have framed this subject in an out-of-the-ordinary way, identifying the need to have a "healthy relationship" not just with one's spouse/romantic partner, but also with oneself, one's peers, and one's community at large. Issues covered to date have been domestic violence/dating abuse, suicide, alcoholism, drug abuse, and LGBTQ rights. We hope to address bullying, both in school and cyber-bullying, and violence at local establishments during upcoming sessions. Sadhana will continue to partner with Queens Library to ensure that upliftment and healing occur in the community.
Sadhana thanks the fearless speakers who shared invaluable messages with the attendees, including Susan Jacob of the Mayor's Office to Combat Domestic Violence, Anindita Bhaumik of CONNECT-Faith, Tiffany Jackson of CADVA, Pt. Suresh Sugrim of the New Jersey Arya Samaj Humanitarian Mission, Acharya Arun Gossai of the Chinmaya Mission, Pt. Devanand Das of Prem Bhakti Mandir, Annan Boodram of the Caribbean Voice, Chitra Singh of the Rajkumarie Cultural Center, John McCormick of the New York City Commission on Human Rights, and Mohammed Amin, LGBTQ rights activist. We also sincerely thank Ms. Narisha Mohammed and Mr. David Booker III of Queens Library for all their assistance along the way!

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Monday Night Football Recap — Panthers Beat Patriots, 24-20
Cam Newton threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Ted Ginn Jr. with 59 seconds to play, and the Carolina Panthers beat the New England Patriots, 24-20, in Charlotte on Monday night.
Cam Newton threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Ted Ginn Jr. with 59 seconds to play, and the Carolina Panthers beat the New England Patriots, 24-20, in Charlotte on Monday night.
The NFL has no more undefeated teams, and several past champions aren't giving up on this season. Here are five things we learned in Week 11:
Donald Brown ran for 80 yards and two touchdowns, and the Indianapolis Colts beat the Tennessee Titans, 30-27, in Nashville on Thursday night.
Record-setting performances and huge intra-conference wins highlighted the action from Week 10 of the 2013 NFL Season. Here are five things we learned:
The NFL enters the second half of its 2013 season this week. Some teams must win now or forget about their postseason hopes. Here are five storylines we're watching this week:
The Vikings scored 20 points in the second half and avoided a game-tying touchdown in the final seconds in a 34-27 win over the Washington Redskins in Minnesota on Thursday night.
Josh McCown threw for 272 yards and two touchdowns, and the Chicago Bears beat the Packers, 27-20, in Green Bay on Monday night.
Week 9 of the 2013 NFL season illustrated that no lead is safe, and no outcome is a given. Here's what we learned on Sunday:
A battle of unbeaten college football rivals highlights the sports calendar. Here's what to watch this weekend:
Cameron Wake sacked Andy Dalton in the end zone, and the Dolphins beat the Cincinnati Bengals, 22-20, in overtime in Miami on Thursday night.
The NFL heads into the second half of the 2013 season this week. Here are five storylines we'll be watching:
Russell Wilson threw two touchdown passes to Golden Tate, and the Seahawks' defense made a last-minute goal-line stand as Seattle beat the Rams, 14-9, in St. Louis on Monday.


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The new WHO framework highlights the effectiveness of eight key interventions, in a coherent package for impact in the target countries:
2. Address most vulnerable and hard-to-reach groups;
3. Address special needs of migrants; cross-border issues;
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Among the most vulnerable groups are people who are poor or homeless, migrants, and members of ethnic minorities. In addition, people who use drugs or are incarcerated, and people with compromised immune systems (e.g. people living with HIV, malnutrition, diabetes, smokers and heavy drinkers) all have a much greater risk of falling ill with TB. Many of these vulnerable groups face barriers in accessing health services.
Addressing tuberculosis in the context of cross-border migration can also pose a significant challenge to health service providers. Many undergoing a course of TB treatment may have no option but to relocate for work, even if they have not completed their TB treatment. "Countries with a low incidence of TB are uniquely positioned to reach historically low levels of TB," adds Dr Mario Raviglione, Director of WHO's Global TB Programme. "They can serve as global trailblazers."
Globalization and increased population movements enable TB - an airborne infectious disease - to continue to spread across communities and countries. To eliminate the disease in low-burden countries it will be vital
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Oklahoma freshman Alexandra Kaui sank a midrange putt on the final hole and raised her hands in the air, perhaps sarcastically, celebrating her only birdie of the day.
OU in third place of NCAA Women's Golf Championships
"She is always bubbly and fun," coach Veronique Drouin-Luttrell said. "She is definitely mad, but she will get over it and move on. I am sure when we get out of here (the interview room) that she will be out there practicing."
The individual leader through two of four rounds of the NCAA Women's Golf Championships at Tulsa Country Club, Kaui ran into trouble Thursday and wound up in a tie for 16th place. Her 10-over 80 day included a quadruple-bogey, a triple-bogey, a double-bogey and two bogeys.
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It is judiciously salted with a toasty herbal twist—more about comfort than culinary pyrotechnics.
Thousands more are "accidental" culinary tourists, who get caught up in the local cuisine without even trying.
And from the standpoint of culinary knowledge and her generosity in sharing it, she's Julia big.
Restaurant For an underground favorite in the culinary circle, look no further than L'Artusi in New York City.
These couples share the cooking and bond over their culinary interests.
An excellent German culinary apple, of first-rate quality; it is in use from October till November.
The best hotel and all its culinary myrmidons, were set to work to prepare the feast.
This is a hardy perennial plant of Southern Europe, and belongs to both the culinary and the medicinal departments.
The most convenient application of steam for culinary purposes is, when it directly acts upon the substance to be heated.
culinary art and gastronomic heritage were made part of the French national identity.
1630s, "of the kitchen," from Latin culinarius "pertaining to the kitchen," from culina "kitchen, food" (see kiln). Meaning "of cookery" is from 1650s.


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Several studies have found an increased risk of certain cancers in psoriasis patients, such as lymphoma and a form of skin cancer known as squamous cell carcinoma. Some of these cancers have been associated with specific psoriasis treatments that suppress the immune system.
"Following the recommended routine health screenings for cancers and avoiding high-risk behaviors that increase the risk of developing some cancers, such as smoking, alcohol abuse, and intentional sun exposure, must be a high priority for psoriasis patients who may be at an increased risk for these potentially life-threatening diseases," Kimball said.
Kimball and the task force urged psoriasis patients to work with their dermatologists and physicians to outline an appropriate preventive program based on their individual medical history and known risk factors.
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NEW YORK — Mitt Romney is set to raise about $10 million during a fundraising swing through New York and Connecticut.
Mr. Romney's top finance aide told donors in New York City on Monday that the presumptive Republican presidential nominee was set to raise at least that — and possibly "substantially" more — during more than a dozen events during two days this week.
Mr. Romney also plans a July fundraiser with former Vice President Dick Cheney in Wyoming, according to a "Save the Date" invitation to the event.
Mr. Romney's fundraising has skyrocketed since he started raising money with the Republican National Committee. With the party, Mr. Romney raised $40.1 million in April. That's nearly as much as the $43.6 million that President Obama and the Democratic Party raised together last month.
New disciplinary action taken in war remains case
The Air Force has reprimanded for a second time a colonel accused of retaliating against workers at the Dover, Del., military mortuary who reported the mishandling of body parts of some of America's war dead.
In a statement, the Air Force said Monday that it issued a reprimand against Col. Robert Edmondson and ordered him to forfeit $7,000 in pay. Last year, it reprimanded him and denied him further command assignments after an inspector general's probe found him and two others at Dover to be responsible for "gross mismanagement." He remains in uniform but the punishments are likely to curtail his career.
The Air Force also said it has suspended Trevor Dean, who had served as Col. Edmondson's top civilian deputy at Dover, for 20 days without pay for his role in the reprisals. A third person accused of taking inappropriate actions against the whistleblowers, Quinton Keel, resigned before action could be taken against him.
For their roles in the mishandling of remains, Mr. Dean and Mr. Keel last year took a cut in pay and were moved to nonsupervisory jobs.
The whistleblowers' original allegations of mishandling of war remains at Dover were forwarded to the Pentagon in May and July 2010 by an independent federal investigative agency, the Office of Special Counsel.
Mandel, Renacci donations subject of federal probe
COLUMBUS — Federal officials are investigating questionable campaign contributions to two Ohio officeholders, freshman Rep. James B. Renacci and state treasurer and Senate candidate Josh Mandel, spokesmen for both Republicans confirmed Monday.
Renacci spokesman Shawn Ryan said the U.S. attorney's office contacted the campaign four or five months ago with questions about donations from employees of Benjamin Suarez, a direct-marketing magnate, to either the congressman's campaign or Mr. Mandel's.


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BYU swimming: women place second, men third at MPSF Championships
LOS ANGELES – After four hard-fought days at the MPSF Swimming and Diving Championships, the women finished in second with a score of 479.5 and the men placed third with a score of 598.
UNLV won the men's championship with a final score of 613, and on the women's side UC Davis won with a score of 499.5.
"I'm proud of the way we competed this weekend," head coach John Brooks said. "We're thankful for all the seniors and the hard work they put in the past four years, we're going to miss them. Congrats to the teams that won tonight. We wish we could have the 200 medley relay back because those points would have helped us win the meet. It was exciting to see all the school records we broke this weekend, we did a great job as a team."
In the final event of the evening, the 400 free relay, the men's squad of Payton Sorenson, Garret Beaman, Preston Jenkins and Brent Murray placed first with a time of 2:55.02 to set a meet and school record. They topped the previous meet record by more than three seconds. The women's team of Alexandria Sorensen, Andrea Grant, Natalie Bennion and Kimberly Welch Doroghian placed fourth with a time of 3:24.13.
The first event of the evening was the 1650 free. Alexandra Dodds placed fourth with her time of 16:55.86 and Alia Welsh finished in seventh with a time of 17:06.64. Freshman Shawn Western placed ninth for the men (15:34.03).
Hailey Campbell repeated as MPSF champion in the 200 back with a time of 1:57.26. Ciera Marsh placed sixth with a time of 2:01.64. Jenkins placed second in the men's final with a time of 1:43.41 and Western placed fifth in the consolation final with a time of 1:49.29.
In the 100 free, the men placed third, fourth and fifth. Sorenson placed third with a time of 43.90, Beaman placed fourth with a time of 44.06 and Murray placed fifth with a time of 44.53. On the women's side, Sorensen finished fourth with a time of 50.69 and Grant grabbed the seventh spot with a time of 51.14. Bennion placed fourth in the consolation finals with a time of 51.51 and Taryn Toolson Lewis placed sixth with a time of 51.84.
Following the 100 free, Londyn Clawson placed fifth with a time of 2:15.25 and Kassandra Bispo placed eighth with a time of 2:20.10 in the 200 breast. Hayden Palmer placed fifth with a time of 2:00.69 and Andrew Rutherfurd placed first in the consolation finals with a time of 2:00.31.
David Armstrong placed sixth with a time of 1:48.30 in the 200 fly finals. Doroghian placed second with a time of 2:01.26 and Jessica Ampuero placed eighth with a time of 2:06.89 in the consolation finals.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Nicholas Suder placed third and Dayna Christensen placed fourth in the finals of the platform Saturday at the MPSF Diving Championships at the Air Force Academy.
"We're happy with the way our divers competed for us this weekend," Brooks said. "Even though we were at different venues the whole time, they preformed well and really dove well and gave us a lot of points."
Suder scored 274.50 in the finals to earn his third-place finish and Trayton Speth scored 210.05 to finish eighth. Matt Hopper scored 231.80 points to finish sixth in the consolation finals.
Suder scored 56 points, Hopper had 25 points, Speth had 20 points and David Corless had 14 points this weekend.
Raleigh Williams Taylor and Mackenzie Rands joined Christensen in the finals for the women. Christensen scored 213.10 points to claim the No. 4 finish while Taylor scored 193.45 to finish sixth and Rands scored 189.60 to finish in seventh. In the consolation finals, Haley Francois scored 135.15 to finish eighth.
Christensen scored 48 points, Taylor scored 45 points, Rands scored 35 points and Francois scored 16 points throughout the championships.
Both the men and the women have a couple weeks off to prepare for the Zone Diving meet March 14-16 at the USAFA Natatorium in Colorado Springs, Colo.
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j900: The press release forgets to mention that it comes with a scanner for posting your prints to social media.
I hope these prints look better then the ones you got from their Pogo printer which also used the Zink technology to create little sticker prints.
Fun little item but the image quality was fair at best.
The Mick: Beautiful catch, Phil! Love the pose and reflection! ;o)
Hey thanks a million Mick, glad you liked it.
And hey! The spoonies are back! Check out my blog post from yesterday if you get a minute.
Or what about a bird eating a fish?
RuthC: Wow! That must have been an interesting sight, summicron, and your capture has earned you first place in 'BathTime! (Nature) challenge. Great colours, movement of the spoonbill as well as the 'dancing' waterdrops, and the overall enjoyment of this large bird playing in the bath. Ruth :-)
Super shot! Gotta love a spoonie having a nice splash!
RuthC: Congratulations, Philip Lanoue, on achieving second place in the 'Bath Time! (Nature) challenge. Your snowy egret is having a wonderful time splashing in the water. Contrast of colours and textures in the feathers and shiny water drops make this an excellent example of the theme. Ruth :-)
Thank you very much for your kind comments Ruth. It is actually fairly unusual to see a snowy egret behaving like that. I rarely see one enjoying a nice splash and bath. :-)
nzmacro: That's the sort of shot we live for. Excellent shot and work. Wish it was mine that shot. All the best and just love this. Danny.
Hey thanks very much Danny I greatly appreciate your kind comments!
I still managed to get two .05 votes though. Lol Never fails
I really don't need a constant reminder (and more photographic evidence) of my ever increasing bald spot on the back and top of my head but which looks even worse from above. Yikes
Rajeshb: Fantastic shot. But are you sure this is a Raccoon? Looks quite big
Yes this alligator was thrashing and beating the living hell out of that raccoon. He was trying to break it up into smaller pieces for easier swallowing. I've seen them do this with large birds such as pelicans too. They will spend all day beating it up if they have to, and have been known to stash what remains of the carcass with the idea of coming back for it later. They also do indeed like larger prey softened and marinated in the water. Many times I have seen one crunching a crab and they will sort of chew on mouthfuls of small fish but gulp down larger single ones.
The raccoon in this case was long dead.
See many more alligator photos here:
Richard Poinvil: So who won?
I think our poor little raccoon friend has long since expired.
RuthC: This is quite a confronting capture, Philip Lanoue, and a well-deserved win by you in this weekly challenge. It is amazingly clear, with great details and textures in both animals, as well as the turbulent waters. Often, I see a winning picture, and wish I'd been there to take it.... but not this one. Ruth :-)
Sometimes nature can indeed appear cruel and tough to watch but so it goes in nature. Thanks very much for the kind words Ruth!
See more from this series (if you dare) here:
The eagle taking a little ducky was another tough one.
APenza: That is some shot. The raccoon does look a bit bloated and I wonder if it was already dead when the gator got it. Not that it make it that less gory though.
I did not see the gator take the raccoon so it's entirely possible the gator found it already dead. They sure do like them a nice dead thing. :-)
But there are a few more pics from this series here where it doesn't look as bloated in some.
Chuck_FL: Stunning, wonderful, super pic Philip. The Gators I see don't move much, just suntan themselves. Got to be in the right place at right time. Beautiful capture and congrats on win.
Thanks very much, I hesitated at first going with this. Other times I have seen gators take large birds such as swans and pelicans but those turned out so gory the photos never saw the light of day.
See more from this series here: http://phillanoue.com/2015/03/31/viewer-discretion-is-advised/
And tons more shots of gators in action on my wildlife photo blog.
Rajeshb: Fantastic shot. But are you sure this is a Raccoon? Looks quite big
Thanks and yes it was a raccoon and a good size one too.
At first I thought the alligator had an otter because we gave seen a few of those in the area previously but this was indeed a raccoon.
See a few more from this series here:
RuthC: The breeze caught the fine feathers just at the same time as you caught this wonderful shot. A really lovely capture by you, Philip Lanoue, and well deserving of third place int this weekly challenge. Ruth :-)
Thanks very much Ruth I'm happy you enjoyed the snowy egret photo!
RuthC: Another spectacular capture by you, Philip Lanoue, and deserving of third place in this weekly challenge. Pelicans are SO un-aerodynamic, IMO, and you've captured this lumbering effort beautifully. The head, beak and chest are wonderfully sharp, while the wings show us that they are working overtime to get the payload launched. I really like the sparkle of waterdrops as the pelican rises. Ruth :-)
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Menomonee Falls - Menomonee Falls residents can sit and watch the Super Bowl this year with a special purpose.
The Knights of Columbus is hosting the fourth annual Super Bowl Party at noon Feb. 3 at N9169 Water Street in Menomonee Falls. All proceeds from the event will be donated to Wisconsin Special Olympics.
"It's always a great success," said Rick Plumley, member of the local chapter of the Knights of Columbus.
A luck of the draw dart tournament and cribbage tournament start at 1 p.m. Sign-up is from noon to 1 p.m. There is a $10 entry fee donated in some form to Special Olympics. Prizes will be awarded.
There will be a raffle during the event that features a signed Aaron Rodgers NFL football, Grand Knight John Rawlings said.
Refreshments and snacks are available throughout the event. Proceeds from drink sales also go to Special Olympics.
The Super Bowl fundraiser was started after the state's Knights of Columbus organization called on local councils to give money to help send the state Special Olympics team to a national competition. Drew Dederich, a member of the Menomonee Falls Knights of Columbus council, said they had already asked members to donate a considerable amount of money to other causes that year; therefore, he decided to plan a fundraising event.
"Youth and people with special needs are two of the people Knights of Columbus help so this fits right in with our mission," he said.
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About $900 was given to the state chapter and ultimately to Wisconsin Special Olympics after the first Super Bowl party. Because of the success of the first event and numerous Special Olympics teams in Menomonee Falls including basketball, bowling and baseball, the Knights decided to make it an annual event.
"We decided to do it the next year and give money to Special Olympics, but not necessarily at the state level, but we give it at the local level," Dederich said. "We sponsor the baseball, golf, basketball and bowling teams that are in Falls."
With a daughter in Special Olympics, the cause is particularly close to Dederich. Over the last few years, the Knights of Columbus have paid for basketball uniforms and bowling shirts for the local athletes, as well as donated money so individual athletes could attend national and international competitions. For example, Swimmer and Falls resident Becca Stelpflug went to Athens, Greece, to compete in the 2011 Special Olympics World Games.
"We are able to help people that don't normally get opportunities to participate in sporting events. You or I can go play baseball or basketball whenever we want but it's not always that easy for someone in the Special Olympics to go do it," Dederich said.
The Super Bowl party is one of many Knights of Columbus fundraisers that benefit the local community.
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In April, members will stand outside grocery stores and churches in Falls handing out Tootsie Rolls for their annual Tootsie Roll Drive. Each candy features the Knights' logo, as well as information about where money raised is donated. About $5,000 is typically raised during that drive, Rawlings said.
For information on the Super Bowl event or to get involved with the Knights of Columbus fundraisers, call Rawlings at (262) 506-4307.
WHAT: Super Bowl Party, benefiting Special Olympics
WHEN: noon Feb. 3; 1 p.m. dart and cribbage tournaments, $10 entry fee; plus, a raffle drawing featuring a signed Aaron Rodgers football
WHERE: Knights of Columbus Clubhouse, N9161 Water St., Menomonee Falls
CONTACT: Grand Knight John Rawlings: (262) 506-4307
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I had great success with this recipe! The crust was fabulous! Very easy to mix up and to handle and came out with a nice buttery, rich, flaky texture. I used regular muffin pans because I was pressed for time and baked for about 28 minutes. I used the custard proportion but did vary the fillings with what I had on hand. This will be my go-to recipe! Thank you so much for sharing!
These little quiches are wonderful. Loved the combo of swiss and parmesan cheeses. I added about 1/2 small onion finely diced, cooked in with the sausage. DELICIOUS !! I'll be making these again for our appetizer tray at Christmas. Thanks Kittencal for a great recipe. Made for Cookathon for Kittencal, Dec 2008.
Gorgeous little appetizers!! I served these at a spa party I hosted; everyone loved them and asked for the recipe. I made the dough two days in advance. I assembled the filling minus the eggs and rolled balls of dough the day before my party. That way on the day of the party I just had to fit the dough to the tins and fill them! They require some effort but it's worth it! Very yummy. Thank you.
These were the hit of the Super Bowl party! We used maple sausage with a touch of cayenne. Be use to make the cream cheese crust. It is definitely worth the effort. I am keeping this recipe handy.
Very nice. These are a basic, easy to make tartlette. I froze half of my batch after I baked them. I used emmenthauler cheese and a little more than the 2 tablespoons of chives. Thanks for this one, Kittencal! Made for the Cookathon for Kittencal, 12/2008


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Ive at the Wardman four times now for conventions and i really like this hotel. Its not located right in the heart of DC but is close enough that a short cab ride will take you to everything. Its in a leafy green setting about a mile or so away from Dupont Circle. The original old tower was an apartment building before it was a hotel and the rooms reflect it...large multi-roomed rooms with a retro 60's decor. I feel like im in Mad Men when i stay there. The newer tower has modern rooms but they are small. The lounges and coffee bar are great and so are the conference facilities. My only complaint would be the food...it isnt anything special at any of the options. But that doesnt really matter because there is a wide selection of options a block away. I like this hotel and look forward to staying there.
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- When you arrive at the Washington Marriott Wardman Park, you'll find a charming neighborhood in the heart of Washington, DC filled with amazing restaurants and quaint shops. Just a few steps away, you'll discover the funky stores and ethnic cuisine of Adams Morgan or the exciting night life of Dupont Circle. Head north to hear the sounds of animals coming from the National Zoo. Or venture into the hotel's natural surroundings to enjoy a quiet hike or invigorating run through Rock Creek Park. With a Metro stop just outside the doors and area airports close by, it's a premier city destination just two Metro stops from everything DC has to offer. We believe that brilliant meetings begin with brilliant space and offer an astounding 195,000 square feet of versatile space that can be customized for groups of all sizes. It's an unmatched place to meet where accommodating venues and equally helpful planners can bring any groups unique ideas to life. ... more less
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