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JiJi Self Service Password Reset tool is a latest one introduced in the market. It is a proactive web-based tool. It will be a breeze to the end-users for securely resetting their own Active Directory Passwords sans the assistance of highly-
Active Directory Self Service Password Reset Tool Features and Benefits:
Additional Features:
Salient features of JiJi Self Service Password Reset
5.Email Notifications :
Administrator can enable notification settings, and send alerts during
• User Enrollment
• Password Changes by end-users
• Password Reset by end-users
• Account Unlocked by end-users
• Password Expiry alerts to end-users
• Password expiry alerts to managers
6.a] Account Status Dashboard:
This solution has been provided with a new module called, Account Status Dashboard. Using this provision, the Administrator is enabled to know the Account status of each end-user.
b.] Report Generation:
If the end-user wants to get the Account status in a report form, he can generate the same with a click of the mouse.
The solution will furnish the following information about the end-users in no time:
o Password expired report
o Password soon to expire report
o Enabled Users report
o Disabled Users report
o Account Locked out users report
o Unlocked users report
o Inactive users report
Along with these account status reports, administrator can extract the audit reports on Self Service changes made by end-users such as, Self Password Reset, ,Password Change Account Unlock and self-update.
7.Self-Service Policy Settings :
For this, Self-Service Policy Settings, unique configurations can be performed under the following settings:
Even though JSSPR has been provided with default Self-Service Policy Settings, administrators can add and custom design new Self-Service policy settings or import already exported policy settings.
a) Enrollment Questionnaire:
It contains default questions. But the Administrators can import built-in questions
from a chosen file.
The following tasks also can be carried out by the Administrator:
o Deleting/ Editing the Questions
o Language support
o Mandatory settings
o Minimum Answer length
b)Enrollment Settings:
Question settings:
Under this settings ,the Administrator can set the number of questions to be answered, take a decision whether to allow or disallow custom questions of the end-users, number of custom questions to be allowed etc.
Answer Settings:
Under this settings, minimum length of answers for custom questions, whether to allow or
disallow the same answers can be set.
c)Security settings:
Under this setting, answer settings, incorrect answer lockout settings, captcha display settings can be set.
Answer settings (for end-users):
Under this settings, the Administrator can allow visible or invisible answers and allow
or disallow case insensitive answers.
Incorrect answer lockout settings:
Under this feature, the password reset is locked out after the user attempts a specific number of times. And It will be unlocked after a specific time . The Administrator can set the above timings .
Captcha Display settings:
The Administrator can have the liberty of allowing or disallowing the captcha.
Likewise he can enable/disenable Audio captcha.
d)Password Reset settings
Answer Settings:
At the time of Password Re-settings, the Administrator has the liberty to decide
whether to allow the end-user to answer all security questions or answer random
security questions.
General settings:
The Administrator can enable/ disable users and unlock the locked out users at the
time of password Re-settings.
Password change settings:
The Administrators can set the Password settings in order to ensure that the users change their passwords at next logon or allow them not to change their passwords or offer the choice to their discretion.
e) Unlock Settings:
The Administrator can allow the user to unlock without answering security questions or fix the number of questions to be answered or allow him to answer randomly.
8.Multi-factor Authentication:
Under this feature, three factor authentications have been provided as mentioned here below:
o Email notification
o Mobile code verification
o Security Questions
The Administrator has the complete responsibility to decide on anyone of the same or all. He can also enable the authentication to the end-user by providing one way/two way/three way authentication. He can also arrange the Password reset authentication order (/Security Questions -> email notification ->/ or /email notification -> security Questions ->Mobile Code Verification/..etc) for the end-user. The authentication order has to be strictly complied with by the user, while resetting the password.
9.Multilingual Support:
The Administrator can enable the multilingual support for end-users in major European languages at Self-Service portal.
10.Mobile code verification:
Using this feature, the administrator will send a verification code to the user mobile via email ,by specifying the service provider's email .From service provider, the generated secret code will be redirected to the end-users' mobile. To activate this feature, the Administrator must have already configured mail server settings which are available in JSSPR.
11.Invite Users:
The Administrator can select the users to invite them to adopt the policy.
Pricing and Availability:
For evaluation, JiJi Self Service Password Reset is offered for 30 days trial. You can download the evaluation version from:
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GMF: Romania, Bulgaria, and the EU's Future
Romania and Bulgaria have entered a European Union that has stalled at a crossroads, says this commentary from the German Marshall Fund of the United States. The paper discusses the various ways the new EU members will influence policymaking in the EU.
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I have committed my resources, emotional and material to the formation of www.globalshelterproject.org. After presenting a concept of how technology could affect rapid construction of sustainable shelter to a supportive team of respected scientist at the University of Akron Polymer Science Engineering School my life took a turn that aligned me with the many others working towards providing systems addressing the basic needs of those most in need. I am humbled and inspired by the actions, fears and doubts of others, and their brave push forward, that are concerned and taking action to address these issues on local and international levels. I had a chance encounter with Ms Zainab on the beaches of Costa Rica and her focus, passion and intelligence were instantly evident and comforting as any that have met her would attest. She walks her talk and in her footsteps are the mended lives of generations yet to be born. thank you Zainab for your gifts of strength, love and compassion that only a peaceful warrior could give. c systems approaches to shared challenges of the 21st century creating globalshelterproject.org as a useful socially supported tool I am a creative type that with passion to contribute all of my abilities to my vision
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The Race2Recovery: The retirement of a third Wildcat and others don't give up
We'd just crested a dune and we heard this truck coming towards us," says Gott. "He was hooting his horn but he kept coming and smacked into the back of us." The left rear corner of the Race2Recovery Wildcat was left bearing a sizeable war wound, but there was no serious damage. "It could have been much worse," admitted Gott. "In a single smack, your Dakar dream can be over."
Sadly for Gott and Zambon, his words spoken at the midway point of the 6th stage proved prescient. On the following section of special stage, Gott hit a ditch and rolled the Wildcat. A Dutch support truck helped them to escape the car and neither have suffered serious injuries. "We were travelling about 60mph," explained Zambon. "It was a big accident but we're OK, and there was a funny moment. When the Dutch guys pulled me out, one of my legs fell off and the guy panicked. I had to tell him they are prosthetic."
The retirement of a third Wildcat is a disappointing blow for the team. "Ben has been with the team a long time," said Captain Tony Harris. "His Dakar experience, driving prowess and undoubted skills as a mechanic have been invaluable. Mark Zambon is one of two US Marine's on the team. He's an inspirational character with a great sense of humour, who really understand the spirit and ambition of Race2Recovery.
The fourth Wildcat, 'Joy', driven by Major Matt O'Hare, got stuck in the dunes and only managed to make it back to the bivouac this morning. They immediately turned around and headed back out on to the next stage. "Our car, 'Joy' overheats in the sun, so we're having to do the Dakar in the dark," said co-driver Philip 'Barney' Gillespie. It's frustrating, but we won't give up."
The morale of everyone was buoyed by the news that the team members injured in a road traffic accident are making good progress in Lima, Peru. "They'll be kept in hospital for a few days," said Team Manager Andrew 'Pav' Taylor, "but they're doing well and are following our progress. It was a horrible accident and our thoughts are with the families of those who were less fortunate."
The incident also underlined just how much of a team game the Dakar Rally is. Race2Recovery comprises twenty-eight people. The mechanics have a nocturnal schedule, working through the night to prepare the cars for the next stage. Then by day they sleep in the team's support trucks and Land Rover Discovery's, which are driven from bivouac to bivouac. It's a strange, nomadic and hugely demanding existence.
Today the whole team must cross the Andes to the Argentinean town of Salta, reaching a height of almost 3900m. For the Wildcat, this will be a 751km day, including a 218km special stage. For everyone, the rest day on January 13th still feels a long way away.
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First, I would like to say that this is for a homework assignment and I'm only looking for suggestions. Not answers! I am very determined to learn and be good at programming, and that doesn't come from someone else doing your work. Point me in the correct direction and it will be greatly appreciated!
Please know that I have searched the internet for a solution but haven't found one that fits my needs. I'm unable to use any advanced methods.
The program is to allow the user to input a start and end number for a range. The start number must be divisible by ten and the end must be divisible by ten and not be the same as the starting number. The user is limited to use only numbers between 0 - 1000 and not be allowed to enter any other characters on the keyboard. So if they hit "a" or "1200" the program should loop back until a valid entry has been entered.
Currently I'm stuck on only allowing an integer to be input. The particular part of my code is posted below:
while(errorLoop != true){
System.out.println("Enter the Starting Number of the Range (ex. 10,70,100)");
startNum = kb.nextInt();
System.out.println("Enter the Ending Number of the Range (ex. 10,70,100)");
endNum = kb.nextInt();
if(startNum % 10 == 0 && endNum % 10 == 0){
errorLoop = true;
errorLoop = false;
System.out.println("Start and End of range must be divisible by 10\n");
System.out.println("Please try again (ex. 10,70,100)\n");
I have only posted the part of the code that pertains to the question. If you must know the point of the program, the range of numbers will be sorted by prime numbers and output to a table looking format where each row ends with a number that is divisible by ten. The non-prime numbers will be printed as a "-".
Ex. 71 - 73 - - - - - 79 | 80 \n and it goes on for however big the range is.


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Ok, now its starting to come together! Bosco, a man on his death bed would not care about some trivial relationship that Lisbon was in. He was moments away from dying when he asked to speak to Jane. Bosco had to have told Jane that Lisbon was deeply in love with him and to marry her. That is why he threatened to come back and haunt Jane. Bosco gave Jane his blessing and this was no small honor. Bosco knew Lisbon didn't threaten both of their careers because Jane was a good employee. It was evident to Bosco that such a drastic threat meant more then what Lisbon was verbally conveying. He knew Lisbon would not throw away her career and possibly face a prison sentence for just anybody. Only someone in love would go this far. When Lisbon was in the car with Jane in the episode The Red Glass Bead, they were playing mind games with each other. They were talking about revealing secrets. They both knew they were in love with each other. Lisbon stopped the game because they had RED JOHN between and she knew she couldn't compete with that. Now I wonder why Lisbon is telling Jane he always knows what she thinks. She was scared to say I love you out loud because Jane has basically said they are living in the moment. All the while secretly hoping Jane will ask her to marry him. Jane told Lisbon she is messy on the inside which is and indication that he can't read her well because she is giving off to many conflicting signals. What I can deduce is that she is deeply in love with Jane and that he is the only man she has ever truly been in love with. This is why she was acting so erratically when she was dating Pike. She only dated Pike to let Jane know she could go on with her life. Lisbon didn't care about Pike, that's why she dumped him so quickly. Pike was a good man and Lisbon would have settled just to get away from Jane. She would have done it out of spite and would have been divorced as well. Pike knew what he was doing when he snatched up Lisbon so quickly. He read all the signals except for the one of pining for Jane. Lisbon told Abbott Jane knew she was leaving because he's a psychic. Abbott replied, no he's not and if you haven't told him he probably doesn't know. Now we have Lisbon awkwardly telling Jane she loves him because she is moving from her position of distrust of Jane and is willing to take a chance on him. This puts her in a vulnerable position because to absolutely release herself without knowing jane's position would crush her if they don't make it together. This way she can save a little face if they don't make it together. This is why she snapped on Jane when he asked her if she wanted him to go to Chicago with her. Yes, she wanted him to go but she also needed to protect the intricacies of her personal life. Especially from a guy hanging around for his own personal needs and reasons. This is her personal life and it is not privy to romp in the hay guys. That's why her brothers said we don't usually get to meet Lisbon's boyfriends. Lisbon shows that she is not a good communicator in relationships because of her insecurities. She wants Jane to know for sure if he wants to commit to her. She is willing to commit to Jane and has shown that by giving up everything at his request. Remember the scene on the beach at sunset. Jane hugging all over Lisbon and thanking her for everything? Remember that? Then he tells her to wait there he has something for her? Remember the look on Lisbon's face? AND THEN HE HOPS IN THE CAR AND DRIVES AWAY! I guess if I were Lisbon, I act a little shitty too!
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I think I know what Bosco told Jane, he knew Jane and Lisbon were in love with each other because of how both of them delt with him. He knew Jane was a good man from his dealings with him. He also knew Lisbon from working with her. HE TOLD JANE TO MARRY LISBON!
Welcome French Pumpkin, we have been here a long time trying to figure this series out. Another voice is always fun and helpful.
I think that Jane has money, his malibu house still has taxes to be paid. When he was in jail for murdering T. Carter, he used his two million dollar car collection as a buy-in. In the six season he bet Lisbon a million dollars that there was a girl that had been abducted in that house. He appeared to be quite serious about the bet. Lisbon took it serious because she went in directly after he said it. Jane had money before RED JOHN killed his family, he was wealthy. Ever since that day he has had nothing to do with his old life, including the money. He told his brother and the guy who broke into Le Roache's house that he would give them running away money. He also said that he has played with house money for years. To me, this indicates that he has money. Also when he was talking to Lisbon about both of them quitting their jobs and living on a beach on an island. Not to mention the fact that Jane spent two years on an island and didn't have a job, paid rent, bought food and clothes without a problem. What did he do with the money he stole in Fugue in Red? He took half of that stolen money and never gave it back. He spends very little of his earnings and that can add up very quickly over eleven years. How did Jane rent that very expensive classic car for Lisbon for the day? You have to have more then a low paying government job to even begin to start that rental process! I think Jane is sitting on a stack of cash! Big money! He's a Brinks truck waiting for a driver! I always said, who ever landed Jane would be sitting petty for life. Lisbon doesn't care about that and that's why I think will present her with it. I can't wait, we are down almost to the wire. They are about to go into overdrive!
This is really what Jane's intelligence is all about. It speaks volumes to the notion that idealized dogma is intelligence.
@Ruritania, I just had to address your statement of Jane not having much of an education. Jane is ultra educated. This is one the the huge subtle nuances of this show. Jane is not bound by the formalized orthodoxy of an educational system that teaches people how and what to think. Jane as I see him was lucky enough not to be indoctrinated in this way. He thinks outside the box and is not held down by formalized tenets that restrict the thought process because it can't see past the absurdities of it's orthodoxy. That's why he is always the smartest one in the room. This series shows that there are more ways then one to get an education. Jane would put the formalized educated community to shame.
@Rationalgal, I think you are dead on about the ring and Lisbon saying I love you. I'm going to be watching Jane's hand to see if at some point the ring just disappears from his hand without all the fanfare. This would be a great subtle nuance of Jane's personality. Then have Lisbon notice at some point and bring it to the attention of the viewers. I think that would be fun and endearing.
@Rationalgal, I was thinking about the scene you mentioned with Jane and the child looking like Jane's happy memory. That was a good catch, I missed that! What struck me about your analogy was why he held on to the memory. The original scene show lots of emotion and joy. Beautiful colors, it occurred during a festival, which evokes feelings of fun and excitement. If also showed the love of a father for his child. At the time Jane saw that he was a child and with his abilities of heightened observation skills he discerned that this is what childhood should be for a child. So he took on the memory along with the feelings, something he could use when he needed a lift. This observation and Jane holding on to the memory shows that Jane did not have any of his own. What's also clear is that Jane's memory and the target for Jane's memory was a man. This is a clear indication of what he wasn't receiving from his father. Jane's memories of his father as shown in the episode Throwing fire show abuse. What is also interesting is that Jane told Lisbon in this episode, "I wouldn't be here with you if you hadn't loved and protected your brothers when they were kids." This is a very telling statement.
Jane has always covered up who he really is with all the bravado. That he said himself, "I play games", etc, etc, etc.......
Did you notice that in the season six finale when he was watching tv in the hotel room the tv showed a beautiful calm ocean scene?


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This movie totally sucked and I do not think it is worth seeing on the big screen or for that matter at the comfort of your home. I found the film to be very boring with totally underdeveloped characters and laughable dialogue. The acting in the film was also pretty disappointing and the film looked cheap overall, the production value was really bad. My friend talked me into seeing this film in 3D and in my opinion that was a total waste of my money, because the film looked even worse in 3D. I was pretty thankful that the film was not too long because I don't think I could have stayed a minute longer. Overall, this movie kind of sucks and I suggest you find something better to do with your time.
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Xerox and Kodak have both shown versions of ZINK type technology. Xerox was using it for B&W news announcemnts at the local airport IIRC, as a trade trial, and also for a reusable newspaper that was blanked and had the new news downloaded to a memory chip in the paper matrix. It uses colored (white and black) spherical pigments that are caused to rotate in the paper matrix based on a charge differential.
The Kodak version is based on OLEDs and creates a print on a sheet of paper like material which can be folded and rolled up. (OLEDS = Organic LEDs) It could produce a 20" color image that you can fold up and put in your pocket.
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In March, producers explained that the initial four-month postponement would allow the team "to spend more time in pre-production in order to achieve the technical and creative possibilities of the show".
The musical – in which EastEnders' Michelle Collins, pop star Javine and So Solid Crew's Harvey will lead a 35-strong cast - features the hits of Seventies disco group Boney M, reinterpreted with contemporary influences and set alongside a modern London story loosely based on Romeo and Juliet (See News, 19 Jan 2006). Caught up in local rivalry between east and west London crews, music lover Sunny meets and falls in love with Rose, the daughter of the East End's notorious club owner, Ma Baker. The lovers' relationship fuels the hostility between the two gangs.
Full cast details have also now been announced. Featuring alongside Harvey, Javine and Collins will be Melanie La Barrie as Pearl, Camilla Beeput as Rose and Dwayne Wint as Sunny. Also in the cast are: Hope Augustus, Donovan F Blackwood, Kelle Bryan, Jordan Darrell, Davie Fairbanks, Richard 'Lianhart' Francis, Duane O'Garro, Adrian Gas, Alan Gibbon, Simon Harvey, Yasmin Kadi, Jay McKay, Michael Moulton, Sarah Moyle, Ricky Norwood, Page, Darvina Plante, Amber Rimell, Ezra Russell, Kirisa Samuel, Marc Small, Emmanuel Sonubi, Maria Swainson, Elliot Treend, Dennis Victory, Larrington Walker, Shelley Williams and Jacqui Zvimba.
Daddy Cool has a book by Amani Naphtali. It's directed by Andy Goldberg and designed by Jon Morrell with choreography by Sean Cheesman, lighting by David Hersey, sound by Nick Lister for Autograph, musical supervision by Mike Dixon and orchestrations by Steve Sidwell. Bend It Like Beckham's Gurinder Chadha acts as creative associate.
In other casting news, Strictly Dance Fever winners Darrien Wright and Hollie Robertson will join the West End company of Footloose at the Novello Theatre for a limited run from Monday 3 July 2006, as part of their prize for coming top in the BBC One Saturday night show.
The 21-year-old dancing hot-shots will appear alongside David Essex, Cheryl Baker and Derek Hough in the cast of the stage adaptation of the 1984 teen film that launched the career of Kevin Bacon (See News, 12 May 2006).
Wright and Robertson competed against nine other dancing couples to claim the prize on the popular TV show, which was hosted by Graham Norton (who will also host How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria, the search to find the star of Andrew Lloyd Webber's new production of The Sound of Music - See News, 16 May 2006), and voted for by the public as well as by judges Arlene Phillips, Stacey Haynes, Wayne Sleep and Ben Richards.
Following extensive UK tours, Footloose opened in the West End on 12 April 2006 (previews from 8 April). The musical centres on city boy Ren (Hough) who moves with his mother to a small town in middle America where rock music and dancing are outlawed for religious reasons. Sparks fly when Ren and the minister's teenaged daughter Ariel rebel.
The stage adaptation has a book by Walter Bobbie and Dean Pitchford, who wrote the original screenplay. Footloose is directed and choreographed by Karen Bruce and produced by Mark Goucher, Michael Rose, Tristan Baker and Jason Haigh-Ellery.
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<added>found another result where only keyword is in title, but not anchor text, so perhaps just the PR knob?</added>
[edited by: Kirby at 7:57 pm (utc) on Dec. 7, 2003]
New PR on new sites that were whitebar after Florida, new backlinks showing, homepages buried, now born-again. It may not be an 'update' but it's a dance.
added: still shaking too. I went from pg 1 to pg 2 to pg 3 back to pg 1 in the matter of a few hours. Weaker competitors are still MIA so I expect they'll be along shortly.
P.S. I think the days of a lil' old real estate agent kicking tail for 'mystate real estate' or 'mycountry real estate' are a thing of the past, and rightfully so, and I applaud Google even though it hurts. ;)
skipfactor, 2 of my little real estate sites are back on top among the directories, and in a few cities like vegas, the agent sites were never really touched by Florida. Still cant figure out what they are doing. If they like directories, why am I back?
It certainly gets some pages back near where they were before.
But not others :(
Pre Google: 2 - 6
Florida: Oblivium
Post Florida: 14 - 31
Is this the Galem update, or is this a bug fix.
Has anybody been restored to their original position, that did not do any de-optimization.
The funny thing, my 14th place result is the third most relevent site for the keyword in question. Now the trick is to get ahead of the 12 irrelent sites, that are ahead of me, so the consumers does not have to scan all the crap.
P.S. By the way, my site never disappeared during "Florida", just moved between #12 and #15 (for that particular keyphrase). But being on the 1st page is gold!
Nevertheless, I can see a lot of PageRank updates (I have to sites up to 6, 3 up to 5, 1 up to 7) and backlinks are updated as well - all together, IMO this is news as I recall these changes used to be performed with some space between them (positions, pagerank, backlinks...)
(1) changed the structure of the site a little
(2) tightened my sales pitch and sales text
(3) changed the keywords
(4) changed the keyword density
(5) chewed my nails badly
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Oh, John Scalzi, how I love you (~swoons~). Your likeable characters, intricate but uncomplicated plots, your passion for science fiction. . . you COMPLETE me. And your latest offering, Redshirts, does not disappoint. I knew the moment I read the title oh, so many months ago, that the Trekkie in me would melt at the book's first words. I was not mistaken.
Growing up in a military family, Star Trek's flaws were constantly pointed out to me. That preposterous notion that the entire senior staff would be sent time and again on dangerous missions with no one with any real command experience left in charge. I didn't care. Star Trek was cool, like bow ties, fezes, and Stetsons. But I'm ashamed to say I never did notice the disturbingly high mortality rate of the red-shirted junior officer on away missions. It wasn't until years later that I heard the term "redshirt" that it occurred to me, oh yeah, those guys were always toast, weren't they? Still, I never really gave them much thought, save for when I heard someone use the term I could go "Hey, I understood that reference! Yeah, those guys died, like, A LOT, didn't they?"
On Wendy Everly's 6th birthday, her mother tried to kill her with a butcher knife in Switched, by Amanda Hocking. This was after claiming that little Wendy was a monster and baby murderer...sentiments that didn't win her the Mother of the Year award but landed her in a mental hospital. After that, Wendy and her protective brother, Matt, went to live with their loving Aunt Maggie. Unfortunately, things didn't get much easier for Wendy. She was kicked out of almost every school she attended, and school administrators and kids alike seemed equally hostile to her. At 17 years of age, Wendy still feels like she doesn't belong anywhere, and she has difficulty even eating food that most kids seemed to love, like cake and pizza.
This readalike is in response to a patron's book-match request. If you would like personalized reading recommendations, fill out the book-match form and a librarian will email suggested titles to you. Available for adults, teens, and kids. You can browse the book matches here.
Clan of the Cave Bear by Jean Auel: "A vivid evocation of prehistory in which an orphaned child finds refuge with a tribe of prehistoric humans who regard her as a deformed oddity rather than as a step up the evolutionary ladder."
If you enjoyed the attention to anthropological detail and history in Clan of the Cave Bear, here are some other titles you may enjoy:
Reindeer Moon by Elizabeth Marshall Thomas
Yanan, the headstrong heroine living near Woman Lake in Siberia twenty thousand years ago, recounts her life and her spirit journeys where she takes on the form of an animal. (worldcat.org)
People of the River by Kathleen O'Neal Gear
With the corn crop failing and the Cahokia Chief's lust for tribute growing, a war chief and the warrior woman he loves look to the gods for a sign of hope for their people. (worldcat.org)
If only I had read I'd Really Like to Eat a Child when I was small, life would have been so much easier.
This is not because I fell victim to some carnivorous beastie that could only be satisfied with devouring yours truly--though once I was surrounded by a ferocious herd of petting-zoo goats. Rather, I might have understood the importance of eating whatever my parents told me to.
I am a former picky eater. Fruits and vegetables were not my bag, and hot dogs reigned supreme. One time I even threw a stuffed pepper out the window. Fortunately, time has passed, and I began to appreciate the foods that I once avoided. But I know how the little crocodile Achilles feels when he rejects his parents' meal of freshly-picked bananas. "Today, I'd really like to eat a child."
Being a fan of the horror genre can be frustrating--living in a world filled with bad Hollywood remakes of great classics and series more focused on torture and gore then actually scaring anyone. So, when I picked up Ghost Road Blues, by Jonathan Maberry, I hoped it would give me that old school horror fix I'd been craving since my childhood and young adulthood spent watching the horror films of the seventies and eighties, and let's just say I was not disappointed.
Ghost Road Blues is a story that takes place in the small town of Pine Deep, Pennsylvania, which just so happens to have the biggest Halloween celebration in the country. However, things weren't always this commercial and light in the town which also happens to have a dark past, a serial murderer who ravaged the town before getting brought to justice, in a six-feet-under kind of way. As the festivities roll in for this year's Halloween, their past is coming back to haunt them, and not all the monsters walking around town are working at the haunted hayride. Now, the citizens of Pine Deep have to work together to stop those trying to resurrect an ancient evil who will finish what he started thirty years ago.
On the surface Gone Girl reads like a whodunit thriller, and it makes a great summer read--but it's also a literary novel in disguise with its imagery of a landscape of an economic wasteland, the characters' moral bankruptcy, and its themes of identity and marriage. It's been the book of the summer for me.
On their fifth anniversary, Nick Dunne comes home, and his wife Amy is gone. The initial crime scene: an open door, the ottoman turned over, broken glass, and the iron left on. Instead of beginning with "boy meets girl," the plot starts with "boy loses girl." Detectives arrive and the media circus begins.
Told in alternating he said/she said chapters, we learn the back story of Nick and Amy. Gilliam Flynn throws her readers red herrings with sneaky abandon. I found myself shifting loyalties back and forth from Team Amy to Team Nick and then being horrified and guiltily fascinated with both of them.
Vee Bell has narcolepsy in Slide by Jill Hathaway. Or at least that's what her family and friends think. Once, Vee tried to tell her father the truth, but he sent her to a shrink who didn't believe her either. Now she doesn't even dare tell even her best friend.
Sliding. That's what Vee thinks of it as. When she gets too tired to fight it, she falls asleep, but doesn't dream. Instead, she enters other people's minds. She can hear, smell, taste, and feel everything that they're experiencing. Sliding only lasts for moments, but it is long enough to exhaust and sometimes scare her. She's slid into backstabbing friends and teachers behaving badly. As a result, Vee takes constant caffeine pills to stay awake and is always just barely functioning.
Sunshine by Robin McKinley: "There are places in the world where darkness rules, where it's unwise to walk. But there hadn't been any trouble out at the lake for years, and Sunshine just needed a spot where she could be alone with her thoughts. Vampires never entered her mind. Until they found her." (Book summary)
There are lots of lists there to get you started. Some lists I might start with:
Fantasy Can be Funny: http://www.librarypoint.org/booklist/3131
Modern Fairy Tales: http://www.librarypoint.org/
Some series you might enjoy:
The Eyre Affair by Jasper Fforde - A series of books featuring Thursday Next, a literary detective, and head of Jurisfiction in an alternate 1980's Britain. The first title in the series is The Eyre Affair.
Grave Sight by Charlaine Harris - A series featuring Harper Connelly. After being struck by lightning, Harper discovers that she can find dead people and can "see" their last moments on earth.
Chloe and the Lion is not about a young girl facing off with a ferocious feline, no matter what the title says. Sure, Chloe's present, saving up her nickels and dimes to ride the merry-go-round. She does, in fact, spin around that ride so many times that she gets dizzy and lost in the nearby woods. It is at that very point that Chloe should meet a lion. Instead, a large, ferocious, winged, burgundy dragon steps out.
Writing a picture book is hard work. You must have a solid story, likable characters, and the right choice of words. What's more, this delicate balance can be completely thrown out of whack by a maverick illustrator who thinks that "a dragon would be cooler."
In Train Dreams, Denis Johnson constructs a melancholy portrait of the U.S. frontier. Instead of focusing on the raw potential and opportunity most associate with the Western expansion, Johnson elucidates the isolation and stasis involved in "taming" a wild place. Johnson artfully constructs a non-linear account of Robert Grainier's life on the frontier. Through Grainier's perspective, we witness the rapid transformation of America – from railroad construction to the proliferation of sleek highways; from influenza epidemics to a random encounter with Elvis Presley. Despite the changes going on around him, Grainier remains a lonely outsider, observing the world's expedited evolution from a distance.
Fittingly, Grainier's first memory is of an iconic symbol of movement and progress: a train. As a child, he was sent to Idaho on the Great Northern Railroad to live with his cousins. The experience of locomotion erased all memory of his origins, leaving him with a vague and malleable sense of self: "The whole adventure made him forget things as soon as they happened, and he very soon misplaced this earliest part of his life entirely.


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This stuff is full of chocolatey awesomesauce. It goes the distance in my gaiwan too. I got it as a sample with my recent order. It's rare that I find a tea I like this much that is so inexpensive.
Flavors: Chocolate, Floral, Nutty, Sweet
This tea came very, very close to beating Wild Monk as my favorite offering from Mandala Tea. The notes of vanilla and mega floral sweetness were a real surprise after an astringent first couple of steeps. Definitely worth checking out!
Flavors: Asparagus, Citrus, Floral, Green Pepper, Vanilla, Vegetal
This tea is really hard to describe. I tried it today at the tea festival for the first time and had to buy a tin (even though I promised myself I wouldn't purchase anything, let's just say that resolution didn't last long). Their tasting notes sound very strange but they are accurate. Morning mist, yellow cake and peaches. The top note is a really refreshing vegetal note that I've never experienced in a black tea. It reminded me of what the grass, wet with dew, smelled like when I went camping as a kid. In the middle it really does taste like yellow cake batter. Yum! Each sip ends with a peachy note. I rarely buy whole tins anymore but I'm looking forward to playing around more with this one.
Flavors: Cake, Moss, Stonefruits
How's this for three words that I never thought I'd see together? An Instagram follower asked what it tasted like. My response was oak smoked peaches.
Flavors: Oak wood, Smoke, Stonefruits, Sweet
These leaves are so pretty! I've never met a Jun Chiyabari that I didn't like, although it always feels a bit like I'm cheating on my love affair with Darjeeling. This one was all fruity, nutty, spicy yumminess. It stayed strong through a second infusion.
Flavors: Floral, Fruity, Nutty, Pepper
There has been a lot of buzz about this tea and I finally got a chance to break into my brick tonight. Is it the best puerh that I've ever had? Of course not. Is it the best $15/100g puerh that I've ever had? Absolutely! The taste was thick and earthy with lots of camphor and even a bit of piney smokiness. In a way, I'm reminded of the rosin that I used to rub my violin bow with back in grade school. It's been too long since I've been able to indulge in a halfway decent puerh and this one went straight to my head.
Flavors: Camphor, Resin, Smoke
Holy cow this stuff is awesome. I originally sampled it at Satemwa's booth at World Tea Expo but it was towards the end of the last day and the leaves were just about done. Now that I was able to properly steep it I'm pretty blown away. The level of complexity is crazy, especially for a tea that is made entirely out of stems. I could drink this all night (in fact I think I will).
Flavors: Cream, Honey, Spices, Vanilla
This is last years tea but OMG, it's still pretty darned amazing. It helps that my sample was vacuum sealed. The taste was incredibly light and sweet with crazy complexity. I'm getting fruits, florals and even a bit of creaminess.
Flavors: Creamy, Floral, Fruity
I don't believe they're selling it this season. Shame, since I really like their other offerings.
I actually haven't tried Da Yu Ling yet, most of the Taiwanese vendors I buy from don't sell it, and when I did have an opportunity (Origin) I didn't want to spend that much when I already dropped a ton of dough on other teas.
Yeah, I'm drinking tea at 1am after a long week at work. I have a inexplicable soft spot for Darjeeling oolongs. This one was fairly mellow but very nice. It went nicely with the thunderstorm :)
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Gardner Denver managed to get a bid but recent analyst comments could raise questions about whether the price will prove high enough.
WSJ reported on Thursday that the industrial pumps maker had gotten a bid from KKR & Co., the lone remaining player in an auction. KKR's bid would pay $75 a share for Gardner Denver, valuing it at $3.7 billion.
Earlier in the week, WSJ had written that several other private-equity firms had backed away from raising their bidding paddles, a back-peddling that followed last year's failed discussions with rival SPX Corp., which reports had said was offering closer to $80 a share.
A $75 a share offer would mark a large increase from this summer, when Gardner Denver shares plunged below $50 leading to its CEO being ousted and a shareholder to begin pushing for a strategic review. But analysts have said recently a bid in the mid-$70 range wouldn't be enough.
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KKR & Co. on Thursday bid $75 per share for industrial pumps manufacturer Gardner Denver Inc., said a person familiar with the matter.
The private-equity firm appeared to be the only suitor lobbing in a bid ahead of a Thursday deadline for offers. Other firms, including TPG, Onex Corp. and CCMP Capitol Advisors showed some interest in Gardner Denver, but proved less interested than KKR, people familiar with the matter have said.
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SPX has been pretty open about plans to ramp up its flow business, but that doesn't mean shareholders are embracing a Wall Street Journal report that says the company is in talks to merge with industrial-pumps maker Gardner Denver.
Credit Suisse reckons a deal could see SPX offer $80 a share in cash and stock and move up gross debt to 3.9 times EBITDA, well above a target range of 1.5 to 2.5 times.
WSJ reported that SPX has so far outbid several private-equity firms, which are currently waiting on the sidelines to see if SPX and Gardner Denver can strike a deal. The offers from private-equity firms were in the low- to mid-$70s per share in cash, whereas SPX has offered several dollars more per share, likely through a mix of cash and stock, WSJ reported, citing people familiar with the matter. Both companies have nearly identical market capitalizations of around $3.4 billion, necessitating the exchange of stock for a merger.
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"The attention to detail exceeded every expectation. This home exudes wonderful energy. I love to cook and the kitchen is well equipped and easy to maneuver. Dining in the ocean view dining room and on the ocean view deck is perfect! The bedrooms are nicely decorated and quiet. The location to town is convenient and it is nice to be lulled to sleep by the ocean roar. I highly recommend this condo. The owners are a pleasure to deal with and a wealth of local information."Guest: tani l. Date of Stay: May 2015 Review Submitted: August 12, 2015View listing
"As the father of two small children (ages 3 and 5) I highly recommend this location. It's a short walk from Gooch's Beach, a very family-friendly, non-commercial spot. Our kids thoroughly enjoyed digging in the clean sand, as well as exploring tide pools and a nearby breaker, where they found countless crabs and tiny sea creatures. It's the perfect spot for early-morning walks (and runs!) and twilight strolls. The house is also about a mile from Kennebunkport (close enough for my wife and I to walk into town for dinner) and its outstanding shops and restaurants (we especially loved lobster rolls and fried clams from the Clam Shack and artisan ice cream from Rococo Ice Cream). The neighborhood is very tranquil, and its residents are extremely friendly and welcoming. The house features a great kitchen and deck for cooking and entertaining. It's also very spacious. In fact, we were able to easily accommodate my brother-in-law, his wife and their baby for several nights. There are plenty of options to chance your experience (we visited the nearby Trolley Museum and took a lobster cruise) and ways for spend quality time with your kids (ours frequented a nearby seaside playground and rode their bikes on the quiet neighborhood streets)."Guest: Bob Date of Stay: July 2015 Review Submitted: July 30, 2015View listing
"I spent a very pleasant week in this peaceful location with my family, parents and sister's family. Helen was very accommodating when I was trying to plan this vacation, also giving suggestions for things to do and where to get things like groceries from. The house is in a beautiful setting, well away from other houses with plenty of space to play outside for the kids. The pool was a wonderful addition, clean and a good size. The beach is a short walk down a dirt road and small path. Our children aged 9-12 could navigate this on their own. The beach itself is very small at high tide but widens out to a great flat play area when the tide goes out. We enjoyed many games of beach soccer, ultimate frisbee, and beach tennis. The water was cool, but delightful and the kids loved hunting in the rock pools for crabs. The house has many decks and nooks to find a sunny or shady spot to sit in to enjoy the peace, views and wildlife. We saw humming birds but the moose remained illusive. The screened porch was a great place to eat to avoid the mosquitos that emerged at dusk. We explored the nearby towns and beaches and a a fishing trip from Perkins Cove were a highlight, despite no fish to bring home. The house is definitely older, but comfortable and we really enjoyed the beautiful art hung around the house walls. Thank you Helen for a wonderful vacation."Guest: paula o. Date of Stay: August 2015 Review Submitted: August 21, 2015View listing
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Spiritual naturalism
Spiritual naturalism and naturalistic spirituality are interchangeable terms for the same philosophical perspective, with the latter term more commonly used. Book searches for the two find no usage for Naturalistic Spirituality before 1956[1] whereas Spiritual Naturalism may have first been proposed by Joris-Karl Huysmans in 1895 in his book En Route - "Huysmans was the first to defect to 'Spiritual Naturalism' and eventually to a form of mysticism; he was followed by Maupassant:" [2] and "In 'En Route' Huysmans started upon the creation of what he called 'Spiritual Naturalism,' that is, realism applied to the story of a soul. ...".[3]
Coming into prominence as a writer during the 1870s, Huysmans quickly established himself among a rising group of writers, the so-called Naturalist school, of whom Émile Zola was the acknowledged head…With Là-bas (1891), a novel which reflected the aesthetics of the spiritualist revival and the contemporary interest in the occult, Huysmans formulated for the first time an aesthetic theory which sought to synthesize the mundane and the transcendent: "spiritual Naturalism". This new approach carried him through the remaining volumes of his "spiritual autobiography"[citation needed]
Spiritual Naturalism is a term that can be applied to a variety of philosophical/religious worldviews that are naturalistic in their basic viewpoint but have a spiritual/religious perspective also. Chief among modern forms of Spiritual Naturalism are religious naturalism, religious humanism, dualist pantheism, and humanistic religious naturalism.[4] The term may also apply to the beliefs of some (naturalistic) pagans, process thinkers, many Taoists, a number of Hindus, and a variety of non-affiliated independent thinkers who base their spiritual experience directly on Nature itself rather than traditional deities and the supernatural (ie. Epicureans). Some liberal Jewish congregations, nontheist Friends, and Unitarians[5] have similar orientations in their adoption of Religious Naturalism beliefs.
Although the overall movement toward these attitudes remains relatively small and loosely organized, various forms of Spiritual Naturalism have existed since time immemorial, with the pantheistic philosophies of Taoism and similar Eastern nature-mysticisms being perhaps the most notable example. At present, there is a growing interest in adopting a Spiritual Naturalism rational alternative for the modern world because many are losing their belief in more traditional spiritual avenues. This is demonstrated in the recent rapid growth of Religious Naturalism, pantheism (particularly of an avowedly naturalistic variety) and some liberal Christian perspectives.[6] Theologians such as John Shelby Spong and Paul Tillich have embraced thinking that is non-secular naturalist.
Crucial challenges for the spiritual naturalism movement in its various forms currently involve developing and promulgating a conciliate understanding of the somewhat ambiguous terms spirituality and naturalism. The difference in interpreting the difference between religious and spiritual, humanist and naturalist and free will and determinism also needs a consensus. In addition the individualistic nature and thinking of many of the adherents preclude organizing cohesive communities. However a proliferation of recent authors (Ursula Goodenough, Chet Raymo, Karl E. Peters, Loyal Rue and Stuart Kauffman) are highlighting the paradigm via their naturalistic writings.
The most recent work on Religious Naturalism is Donald Crosby's Living with Ambiguity published in 2008. His first chapter is titled Religion as a Form of Religious Naturalism.[7] Also in December 2008, an in depth look at the history of this worldview was published by Jerome A. Stone.[8] In addition a few modern theologians with liberal orientations have rejected some of the historical claims of some biblical doctrines and supernaturalism and moved to progressive forms of Christianity and Judaism akin to theistic naturalism. Examples are:Mordecai Kaplan, John Shelby Spong, Paul Tillich, John A. T. Robinson, William Murry and Gordon Kaufman. Some of those into process theology may also be included in this movement.
Alfred North Whiteheads Process Philosophy fused scientific and religious naturalism in which neither violated natural law. Religion and Scientific Naturalism: Overcoming the Conflicts
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Spiritual Naturalism has advocates that cover the religious spectrum from neo-theism (neo-Christianity, process theology) to atheism. The majority probably are agnostic or atheistic while many prefer not to be categorized. There is a vast difference in opinions on how to address the question of a deity of some kind, if at all. There are those who see God as the creative process within the universe, those who define God as the totality of the universe (The All), some who use God in metaphoric ways, those that have no need to use the concept or terminology of God even as a metaphor and some who are atheistic proclaiming there is no such entity what so ever and rebel against usage of the term.
Spiritual Naturalism is chiefly concerned with finding ways to access traditional spiritual feelings without the inclusion of supernatural elements incompatible with science and a broad naturalism. Adherents believe that Nature, in all its diversity and wonder, is sufficient unto itself in terms of eliciting the intellectual and emotional responses associated with spiritual experience, and that there is no need for faith in the traditional anthropomorphic concept of 'god' and similar ideas.
Adherents of Spiritual Naturalism are generally scientifically-oriented in most aspects, with their primary difference from other naturalists being their belief that the abandonment of superstition does not necessarily entail the abandonment of spirituality. To adherents, the intellectual and emotional experience of something greater than oneself is seen as a phenomenon of enduring value, a positive facet of the human condition to be preserved even while they purge themselves of so much that has traditionally accompanied it. Furthermore, some adherents of spiritual naturalism view their philosophy specifically as a form of mysticism.
There is some debate as to the similarity of, and differentiation between, the view of spiritual naturalism and the related view of religious naturalism. They are both clearly form of pantheism but it is unclear which category they fit best. The term "spiritual" seems to imply that spiritual naturalism is Monist idealist Pantheism. This debate is generally viewed as purely academic or meaningless semantics.
New Religions, A Guide states that:
after the Second World War, the religious landscape in the West dramatically changed" and cites the reasons for this, two being religious pluralism and better communication of all kinds. Also "Religion is increasingly a private rather than a public matter… as religion is simply a matter of personal preference, and since there is little evidence to establish the validity of one choice over another, or indeed to establish the validity of any choices, there are few reasons to limit choice….consequently, spirituality is being explored in some unexpected areas of Western life… it is not a return to previous ways of being religious, but rather the emergence of new ways of being religious.[9]
The Guide continues "the term 'spirituality' tends to be associated more with non-institutional forms of practice and a radical rethinking of tradition, space, community and the body. In this sense, postmodern spirituality reflects the collapse of religious authority and institutional practice…. Post modern spiritualities question the division between the transcendental and the immanent… the transcendent is seen either as present or a false division, making creation divine." Thus Spiritual Naturalism (Naturalistic Spirituality) along with its related naturalisms, can be seen as a rebellion against traditional religious thinking and a naturalizing of the concepts of God.
See also[edit]
- Religious naturalism
- Religious humanism
- Secular spirituality
- Naturalistic Pantheism
- List of new religious movements
- Nature worship
- Cosmic consciousness
- Process Philosophy
- ^ The Catholic Periodical and Literature Index - Catholic Library Association, 1956, page 357.
- ^ Lilian R. Furst, Peter N. Skrine - Literary Criticism, 1978, page 31.
- ^ The Yale Review - Yale University, Blackwell, 1915, page 288.
- ^ uuworld (org).
- ^ uurn (org).
- ^ Imagining a Progressive Revolution.
- ^ Donald Crosby - Living with Ambiguity: Religious Naturalism and the Menace of Evil, State University of New York Press, 2008, ISBN 0-7914-7519-0.
- ^ Jerome A. Stone - Religious Naturalism Today: The Rebirth of a Forgotten Alternative, State University of New York Press, 2008), ISBN 0-7914-7537-9.
- ^ New Religions, A Guide - edited by Christopher Partridge, Oxford University Press, 2004, pages 362-364, ISBN 0-19-522042-0.
Further reading[edit]
- 2008 - Jerome A. Stone - Religious Naturalism Today: The Rebirth of a Forgotten Alternative, State U. of New York Press (Dec 2008), ISBN 0-7914-7537-9
- 2008 - Chet Raymo - When God Is Gone, Everything Is Holy: Making of a Religious Naturalist, Sorin Books (September 2008), ISBN 1-933495-13-8
- 2006 - Loyal Rue - Religion is not About God, Rutgers University Press (September 25, 2006), ISBN 0-8135-3955-2
- 2004 - Gordon Kaufman - In the Beginning….Creativity, Augsburg Fortress Publishers (July 2004), ISBN 0-8006-6093-5
- 2000 - Ursula Goodenough - The Sacred Depths of Nature, Oxford University Press, USA; 1 edition (June 15, 2000), ISBN 0-19-513629-2
- 2000 - David Ray Griffin - Religion and Scientific Naturalism: Overcoming the Conflicts, SUNY Press, (January 1, 2000), ISBN 0791492613
External links[edit]
|Look up spiritual naturalism in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.


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i will have to try this again as mine was a flop. dry. small. thin.
but, people on here seem to like it
what else do people spread on it besides Quark? as it was quite dry!
i will have to try this again as mine was a flop. dry. small. thin.
but, people on here seem to like it
what else do people spread on it besides Quark? as it was quite dry!
I sometimes use the tolerated items but certainly not every day, such as, 1 tablespoon of sugar free jam or 1 wedge of light laughing cow cheese. I was stagnant with weight loss for awhile, so I didn't use any extras.
When I make mine, I only cook it for 1:30. I'm not sure what wattage my microwave is, but I just kept reducing the time until it came out moist. The first attempt closely resembled a crouton!
I sometimes put sweetened quark with soaked goji berries on top. I also use mixed spice in them when doing a sweetened version. If yours are coming out hard and dry, check you have the right proportions of everything, including a whole egg not just the white, and the wheat bran mixed in gives a more bread like flavour. Make sure you add enough of the wet stuff, i mix quark and yogurt. Mix all together to get it well blended. Check your baking powder is fresh. Use a container that gives it a chance to rise properly, it needs the sides for support. Mine doubles in size.
thank you for the advice. will try again soon and see what the outcome is!
Sorry for my silence on the subject, I didn't notice this discussion. I think good suggestions have already been made.
Also, as I found out today, for the microwave version, making the mix too water-wet (my egg was small and I only had yoghurt to hand) made mine not rise much and stay quite cakey.
You can also try using baking SODA instead of baking powder- it reacts with the acidity in the FromFrais/Yoghurt. You need much less though, and it gives it a bit of a 'Soda Bread' taste...
And yes - adjust the cooking time, my MW is only 800W and 3 minutes seems to be exactly right for my container shape too.
As for spreading - yes I frequently have quark for the first moisture layer (instead of butter or philly, sometmes I just sprinkle the quark with fresh chives and a sprinkling of Salt&Pepper) but after that treat it like a normal sandwich: occasional lean ham, roasted sliced chicken/turkey, bresaola, tuna 'mayonnaise' (tuna, quark, chives, vinegar/lemon to taste), egg 'mayonnaise' (mashed up egg again with fromfrais and mustard), slices of smoked salmon, tinned salmon 'pate' with dill (made just as the two 'mayo' variations above). Or toast and cut into finger for dipping in soft-boiled egg.
Sweet things: Sweetened & Vanilla flavoured Quark / FromFrais, topped with SF/FF Jelly 'Jam' (I do that with the 'muffins' after splitting them horizontally). Or toast and dipped in sweetened / flavoured Yoghurt, I like that for breakfast too.
Think normal 'sandwich' and the possibilities are endless really. I usually also add some rocket / lettuce / sliced cucumber etc etc, and recently in Conso have also been adding sliced fruit for the sweet version.
I don't think sugar free jam is a tolerated item.
I put turkey bacon in the middle of mine to make a bacon butty.
Sorry I expressed that incorrectly. I use normal Hartleys sugar-free jelly (the sachets or the ready pots) - the ones that call themselves '10 cal per portion'. I then use them like I would jam, by putting on top of my quark... or in my pancakes too - when I'm desperate for that fruit effect....
So you can eat this entire thing in one day?
That would be great for munching on!
Also, I didn't know we were allowed laughing cow triangles
What is 'this entire whole thing'? You can have 2 TB oatbran and 1Tb wheat bran in Cruise. If you make the microwave bread with those amounts then yes you can. If you make the breadmaker loaf with 12 TB oatbran then you have made 6 days' worth.
Laughing cow, I have no idea, if we are allowed then they are tolerated items no doubt, one (or less?) per day max. And only the extra-lite version.
Yesterday I made two DD breads, one with Splenda, mixed spice, ginger and goji berries, the other plain. I used one egg between the two to cut down a touch. Great as I had two half portions yesterday and two today, sweet and savoury. They just need toasting to spruce them up.
I really fancy making the bread machine bread but I can't find any wheat bran I've done a quick online search on tescos website but the search showed up nothing. I don't have any holland and barrats shops close to me.
Hi I found it in morrisons.
I have an 800w microwave and it only needs two minutes. I did try 3 but had to throw it away as it was like a brick!
I have to cook mine with all of the doors closed so my husband can't smell it cooking.
It smells really eggy but tastes fine.
I bought wheatbran in Asda on Friday - i think it was near the baking stuff.
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