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Hyde Park on Hudson Reviews
Decent Film but don't expect alot! Hyde Park on Hudson is a film that wishes to be seriously esteemed and respected as a minor historical film account of a momentous occasion; but it never gives its audience a serious reason to do so. It isn't a bad movie, it just never becomes the good one that it wants to be. There are plenty of decent moments in Hyde Park on Hudson including Murray as FDR and some wonderful shots of beautiful country landscapes. The film looks nice and the period detail will win some over; but the film fails to ever make a connection with Daisy. As the central character, the audience is given no real reason to want to follow her ... why is she really even here? I appreciated the depictions of the King and Queen (this is the stuttering king Colin Firth won an Oscar for playing a few years ago and Olivia Colman is quite good as the uncomfortable queen) and their struggles with being in America such as their trying to fathom the "rage" about hot dogs. "Hyde Park on Hudson" is a pleasant film, but it presumes to be interesting on the basis that it depicts famous political figures and exposes a beloved president's unflattering personal life. Maybe that's an exaggerated assumption of the film's intent, but it doesn't tell a story of any kind as far as plot structure goes. It's a great advertisement for a film audiences would prefer to see about who FDR really was, but in and of itself, it fails to offer any acute insight.
In 1930s Hudson Valley, Margaret "Daisy" Suckley is reacquainted with her distant cousin, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, to help him relax at his family estate. That aid soon develops into much more as they become lovers. That puts Daisy in a unique position as Roosevelt receives the King and Queen of Britain in 1939 for a visit. As the Royal couple copes with the President's oddly plebeian arrangements, Daisy learns that there is far more to Roosevelt's life than she realized. With the world about to be set ablaze by war, friendships are struck and perspectives are gained on that special weekend that would make all the difference with a great, but very human, president.
Have you ever heard of a movie getting trampled by bad reviews and then wondered how it could ever be that bad when it apparently has everything going for it? And then watched it only to find out that yes it is that bad? Well, for me, that movie is "Hyde Park on Hudson" which contains lots of lovely period detail and technically fine performances but outside of Olivia Williams as Eleanor Roosevelt, all of this is as lively as the average wax museum.(When are we getting that Eleanor Roosevelt biopic anyway?) Plus, there is the repetitive and unnecessary narration and a point of view that is superfluous at best which admittedly does point out that British American relations were a little rough in the years before PBS.
Murray has received much praise in recent years for his performances in indie films like 'Lost in Translation' and 'Broken Flowers' but, frankly, I've always found him a bit one-note. Here, somewhat outside his comfort zone, he's fantastic, managing to embody the character of Roosevelt while maintaining the enigma of the man. It's an impressive cast all round and visually the film is splendid. The script, however, is at times hideous, with an insultingly moronic voice-over forced upon the audience. This is what happens when you hire a playwright, rather than a screenwriter, to tell your story. Literally everything we see on screen is explained either before or after by Linney, as though the film is being simultaneously broadcast over radio. Recently, it seems as though every second major American film features a similarly dumb voice-over. Call me paranoid, but I can't help think this is Hollywood's reaction to the increasingly popular, and incredibly ignorant, phenomenon of viewers texting while "watching" movies. Those of us who venture to the cinema to look at images projected on a screen are the ones who are being left behind.
I tend to call the genre HOOP SKIRTS AND CORSETS. Now don't get me wrong, we can learn a lot by looking back, but after a while, it all tends to come across as WHITE PEOPLES' PROBLEMS. (make a mental note: that would make a great name for a band - sort of a THE NEGRO PROBLEM 2.0). There's too much self-satisfaction going on, as if everyone, the cast AND the audience, make little "tutting" sounds to prove how superior they are to everyone else around them. "Look at us! We're cultured! Bring on more iambic pentameter!"
So enter HYDE PARK ON HUDSON, which on the surface, looks like a perfectly respectable entry. You have a cast with an undeniable pedigree, a director who certainly has proven to have visual flair despite a spotty record, and an unusual subject matter, FDR hosting the King and Queen of England while simultaneously boinking his cousin. It's certainly handsomely shot, and Bill Murray is a daring choice to play the 1939 President, and the tone is quite genial, but after about an hour, I had had enough. I walked out. I just didn't care what I was watching. It wouldn't be fair to fully review this film. I was bored beyond belief. I heard the King and Queen stuff is pretty fun, and I'm sure everyone acquits themselves respectfully. Others told me that it's pretty shapeless and doesn't really go anywhere. Clearly, this one ain't for everyone. It just makes me want to say, please path the meth and throw out the granny panties!
The performance are great here. I kind of wish Colin Firth and Helena Bonham Carter would have returned as Bertie and The Queen. Olivia Williams was very good.
I recommend it for Murray's and Linney's performances.
The visit of King George V and Queen Elizabeth (the "Queen Mum") to Franklin D. Roosevelt's mother's house in Hyde Park On Hudson, in upstate New York, on the eve of the Second World War, was a significant event, but the movie is just well made piece of historical speculation mostly grounded in personal recollections that have continually been coming to light over the last seventy years. With eccentric and intriguing characters including Eleanor Roosevelt (Olivia Williams), King Bertie and Queen Liz (Samuel West and Olivia Colman) and, if course, Franklin D. Roosevelt himself (Bill Murray) the movie could not fail, but sometimes telling of the story through the eyes of Franklin D. Roosevelt's fifth cousin Daisy (Laura Linney) could be done much better. We have here a long and friendly affair told using the least interesting technique, missing the effects of the momentous circumstances going on in the slightly chaotic household. Bill Murray is my favourite here - charming, clever, at ease and, ultimately, cunning! Elizabeth Marvel matched him well most of the time as his aide Missy.
If you like films which are breezy and you are curious about a very unique part of the President Franklin D. Roosevelt's life, there is a chance you will find this movie totally enjoyable - even lovable.
I joke about how there's not much intrigue to this pre-US-enters-WWII study on the life of F.D. Roosevelt, but the fact of the matter is that this film's plot is relatively thin, so not a whole lot of flesh-out should be expected out of this film, though perhaps the final product goes a touch too far with its active underdevelopment, glossing along over the exposition behind people we very much know and recognize, but can't entirely grip as characters in this undercooked opus, thanks largely to exposition issues. The film does only so much to thoroughly absorb the depth of its characterization, as sure as it does only so much to absorb atmospheric genuinness that would have helped in doing away with the degree of sappiness that hangs over certain aspects in this film, thus sparking a sort of TV film-grade superficiality that isn't so overwhelming that you feel like you're watching some kind of Lifetime movie-of-the-week bull, but further thins out a story that is light in concept and all-out too light for its own good in execution. At the very least, this film's TV film sensibilities and superficiality give you the opportunity to meditate on just how generic this film is, because although this film is too aimless to be predictable, too many familiar aspects go flaunted as supplements to the blandness that haunts this film all but throughout its course, and most supplemented by, of all things, this film's being a bit too long. At 95 minutes, this film is certainly a brief affair on a general standard, especially when you take into consideration that plotting is, as I said, superficial, expending more material - particularly those of an expository nature - than it should, yet for every moment that is relatively tight and every moment that is too tight for its own good, there is a series of moments that outstay their welcome, going bloated by excess material, and especially by repetition. The film drags its feet, and cannot afford to do that, considering how short it is, treading an overdrawn path whose length goes emphasized by plotting dragging's being accompanied by dryness in atmosphere that isn't so cold that the final product is rendered thoroughly boring, but bland enough to all but render the film paceless, and even provide more than a few occasions that are genuinely kind of dull. Roger Michell's storytelling blandly drags along about as Richard Nelson's script bloats a story concept that is not simply superficial, but all-out inconsequential, thus aimlessness ensues and leaves the final product to meander as underwhelming. Still, as lacking as this film is in both conflict, depth and tightness, a product this flawed can be saved if it delivers on more than enough charm to compensate for considerable shortcomings, and sure enough, while this film isn't too memorable, in the moment, it keeps you going, and not just with its charm.
As with most every other aspect, including the strong ones, there really isn't much to this film's style, so it's not like Lol Crawley's photographic efforts come close to ranking up there with some of the best of 2012, yet there are still reasonably in there presenting the film's visuals with handsome warmness that often catches your eyes, while your ears go caught by Jeremy Sams' score work, which is considerably conventional, often mishandled as an atmospheric supplement, and even with its own more natural shortcomings, but still nicely old-fashioned in its near-elegant simplicity. The film's photographic and musical touches aren't really anything to write home about, yet there are commendable, particularly as compliments to this world that goes further complimented by Simon Bowles' production designs, which are minimalist, and therefore nothing to really write home about either, but still restore the setting comfortably. The film certainly looks good and presents its world quaintly, being not too terribly proficient in its technicality, primarily by design, but still appealing on technical level, so much so that charm goes complimented by the film's nice technical value, though not as much as the script that also does so much damage to the final product. Playright Richard Nelson handles this film script, and all too often makes his share of hiccups, whether it be through superficiality and conventionalism, or through repetitious padding, so it's not like he's not to blame for this film's being more underwhelming than it should be, even with its being so minimalist and inconsequential, and yet, at the same time, Nelson does quite a bit to get this film by, turning in dialogue that is perhaps too dryly old-fashioned, to where there are hardly any actual chuckles throughout this generally rather stuffy comedy ("I suppose an angel walked by... a clumsy one"; oh yeah, hilarious...), but still charms as surely as what characterization there is charms. As a character study, this film boasts little in the way of depth, and I'm not just saying that because this film, even in concept, is paper-thin, so characterization is hardly all that colorful, yet Nelson still gets you associated with these figures with enjoyable humanity that makes most every real-life character in this film, to one degree or another, likable, and finds its color complimented by charismatic portrayals of the reasonably charmingly-crafted characters. As you can imagine, there is nearly nothing in the way of acting material presented to this film's case of fairly well-esteemed talents, yet more everyone in this cast charm, with standouts including Samuel West, who is hardly the gripping force that Colin Firth was in "The King's Speech" (Hey, don't get me wrong, Firth was great, I just thought James Franco topped him in 2010), a film still too relevant to dismiss comparisons, but portrays King George VI's medical flaws believably and humanity with a decent bit of engaging range, all but matched by the human range in Laura Linney's relatively standout performance, while leading man Bill Murray all but makes up for his being miscast by turning in his usual charm, which fits FDR comfortably enough for you to buy into the figure's humanity, even though this film doesn't give Murray the material to flaunt the strength behind the powerful leader in question (Longest-serving US president of all time; he better be good). The film is what it is, and what it is is a minimalist and inconsequential biopic that wanders along dryly and conventionally, and on that level, while this film is far from rewarding, the final product succeeds in sustaining your engagement value adequately, boasting enough charm to keep you reasonably entertained, though not likely to remember the film too much.
To wrap up this affair, exposition issues and a touch of sappiness to atmosphere supplement this film's kind of TV film superficiality, which leaves you to further meditate upon this film's conventionalism, while padding through excess material and repetition, and the often dull atmospheric dryness attached to a meandering story structure, do the most in emphasizing the inconsequential aimlessness of this film that render the final product underwhelming, yet doesn't completely battle back the undeniable strengths, from good cinematography, charming score work and decent production designs, to the script that boasts charming dialogue and characterization, - brought to life by charismatic performances, particularly those by Samuel West, Laura Linney and leading man Bill Murray - and helps considerably in making "Hyde Park on Hudson" a reasonably entertaining opus that charms through and through, regardless of its being a bit too thin for its own good.
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This is my face on the picture above: http://makeupalley.com/product/showreview.asp/ItemId=143549/Classy/E.L.F./Lipstick# (NC35)...
i bought this as a dupe for MAC's Angel and there's NO WAY this mid-to-bright ladylike pink is like MAC's Angel that Kim Kardashian wears. The formula is decent... I'd say almost matte.... but not drying. No sheen/creaminess to it. A faint fruity scent but no strong taste (which i normally HATE). VERY Very pigmented.
Overall, a great lipstick at a great price... just if you're looking at it for an Angel dupe... this is no way it.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
Of course I'd buy this lipstick again! I LOVE the color, the texture. It's not moisturizing, but at the same time not drying. It delivers the best color if you apply lip balm beforehand. On my lips, the color doesn't really show, maybe becoz my lips is extremely pigmented (the perfect match color with this lipstick).
But still, I loveeeee it! this is another ultimate MLBB (My lips but better) lipstick.. I'm totally hooked! lol. I have fair to medium skin (NC25-NC30).. The only thing I didn't like is the packaging, it feels so fragile I could break it in a drop. Perfect for school/ work, not over the top.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I love love love this lipstick. I keep one every where.. For a color that look this good on me that's only 1 dollar why wouldn't I? Some say this is a dupe for Mac angel.. But I like this one more.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Brown
Its a nice colour, but I'm not too keen on the blue undertone. But the texture and the finish on these lipstick is amazing. Amazing considering the price.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Oh man did I want to like this product, the colour was really nice and the quality is pretty good too.
BUT weird as it sounds, it breaks out my lips. I get these little bumps all over my lips, and it happens every time i use it (I've tried it about 3 times), so I'm sure it's this lipstick. What a shame.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Silver, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Good for the price! Pretty colour, very drying works well with lipgloss over the top
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I've had this lipstick for awhile now. I do like the color; there's nothing wrong with the pigmentation, nor the scent (smells fruity?), or even the packaging (it's not all that glamorous looks-wise, but it's $1). All these aspects of the product are just fine--meaning that they don't disappoint.
However, the texture of the lipstick is so drying and not moisturizing at all. But this is not uncommon with matte-like lipsticks.
The problem is the after-effect. After this lipstick fades, it leaves a sort of white residue on my lips (which is probably a combination of leftover product and my lipskin). My lips then looks very dry and even grey almost.
I just don't think that the ingredients are good for your lips.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
Love love LOVE this lipstick. Not too pink, but just enough to stand out. Will repurchase for sure.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
The lipstick is fantastic. though it is not super creamy, it doesnt dry out my lips. The color is pretty and pigmented. The package is useful though not pretty. I like it.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
This lipstick is a slightly darkened blue pink with no shimmer. On me, this is in no way a dupe for MAC's Angel. Angel is alot softer and has a different finish whereas ELF's Classy is rosier and is more matte. This lipstick is great quality for $1. The feeling isn't too waxy and it glides on effortlessly. The lasting time is pretty average at around 2 hours. The packaging is super cheap plastic and has no weight to it. The lipstick can't be screwed all the way down which may cause it to be knicked at the side into the top of the lipstick. The scent is a super artificial fruity scent that may bother people who are sensitive to scented makeup but I can get by it.This color is great as an everyday pink. If it was a bit less rosy, I would wear it more often. For the great price, it is worth trying. If you are sensitive to strong scents, this wouldn't be the best product for you.
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To: firstname.lastname@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com, email@example.com, email@example.com Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2003 11:34:56 +0100
Have a look at a tool called Cain and Able .... has a built in mechanism for
Cisco md5 password cracking.
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From: Anish M [mailto:email@example.com]
Sent: 09 December 2003 02:24
To: Mike; Giacomo; email@example.com
Subject: RE: john the ripper
I am not sure a brute force attack on md5 password is the best.There has
been better attacks on hashes especially md5,if some one could point me at
the way md5 password is implemented I could give a shot at an estimate :-)
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From: Mike [mailto:email@example.com]
Sent: 08 December 2003 10:45
To: Giacomo; email@example.com
Subject: Re: john the ripper
I recently did a little research on this, and if the password was well
you will not find the password.
An 8 character password, based on a 72 character set (26 lower case letters,
26 uppercase letters, 10 digits, and 10 special characters) results in 72^8
or 7.2x10^14 possible passwords. My reference PC was only able to crack at
1500c/s. Doing the math reveals that 150,000 years would be required to
crack all combinations, or 75,000 years on average. For a 12 character
password the result was 2,000,000,000,000 years.
If my math is wrong, please break it to me gently.
On Tuesday 02 December 2003 10:52 am, Giacomo wrote:
> Hi all
> I am tryning to crack cisco md5 password.
> Currently I am using a Athlon XP2500barton at 2300mhz, after 17days john
> continue to crack at 3800c/s (it started at 4500c/s).
> I am asking myself and all of you what is the best system (hardware) to
> crack md5 password.
> I am thinking that the best way Is the powerfull (mhz) i386 in commerce.
> I've tried OpenMosix with 4 p500 nodes with john and cisilia, but
> without lucky results.
> The sun 280 (dual 64bits cpu at 900mhz) go to a poor 900c/s
> which is you reference system to use john on md5 password ?
> Giacomo
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In North Park, San Diego. I started this painting in 1998 or 99, but didn't finish it until 2004, so it's a sort of bridge between my two lives. I didn't photograph it before it was sold, so here it is now...thirteen years late. about 36" x 24"
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I'm enjoying it - would prefer more. The time and area I grew up in, winter meant *winter*. Bitter cold and huge snowbanks. But that's what makes skiing/skating/snowshoeing all that much more fun.
Now that I live slightly south in an zone that is mildy more temperate, real winter is more hit and miss. Too many years I've spent in the backyard at 2am flooding a rink week after week only to hit a warm spell that turned it to mush.
Whilst there is some argument about ice volumes, the vast majority of measurements suggest that, on balance, planetary ice is melting. When north polar ice vanishes completely in summer for the first time (possibly in as little as five years) it is likely that warming will become more apparent.
Anybody who still believes in "global warming" after the past few years hasn't been paying attention to the weather. It's been colder just about everywhere. (Hence the switch to "climate change," etc. Must hang on to *something* that humans can be blamed for in order to gain political clout!)
Actually quite to the contrary. At least where I live. When I was young, there was snow every winter. Every winter holiday we spent the whole days on our sleds. I purchased one for my nephew a few years ago for christmas. This winter was the first time he could use it. This is the "hardest" winter in 15 years where I live with a laughable 10 centimeters of snow.
And the press is going nuts, because nobody is used to what would have been considered a normal winter 20 years ago. It's winter time and it really is winter. You know with freezing temperatures and even snow! What a sensation! Like in the old days!
That we are even discussing this here is a proof that there must have been a change in climate in the past decades.
That we are even discussing this here is a proof that there must have been a change in climate in the past decades.I'd say it's more like proof that politically-motivated pseudo-research got enough airtime to make "global warming" a topic for discussion. The Climategate emails certainly show some posturing, if not outright manipulation of the peer-review process. More neutral science shows that the earth has gone through many warming and cooling trends for thousands of years.
As far as ice melt is concerned, Al Gore will be happy to know that arctic ice is actually up by something like half a million square miles from this time last year. (Not that ice melting is necessarily that unusual. For instance, did anyone wonder why Greenland is called that? As in, perhaps it was once green? And how about all the historical references to warm-climate vegetation growing in places that are too cold to support it now?)
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I am happy to admit that I do not know what the truth is but I would be unhappy to go along with those who bury their heads in the sand and say that there is no problem when the evidence seems to suggest otherwise.
We should be looking at this and studying it very closely. Governments should be collaborating on this issue and if there is any chance at all that it is being caused by man then we should be taking action. We owe it to future generations since the consequences of getting it wrong are so dire.
I watched a documentary on Channel 4 over a year ago where they "debunked" the current theory on global warming. Various scientists of differing views were interviewed and the ones who were not in line with current doctrine seemed more persuasive and less excitable than the "prophets of doom".
As far as I know that documentary has never been debated or refuted officially. There were two claims (substantiated by evidence) that impressed me.
1. Global Warming was invented by Margaret Thatcher as a weapon against the coal miners during the coal strike. She allegedly called in some top scientists and they "interpreted" information in a way that made coal look really bad. Then , allegedly, one of them published a scientific paper which became a big hit and more importantly a gravy train for the true believers who perpetuated the myth by interpreting data with a biased viewpoint. The timing works on this one AFAIK there was no mention of global warming before 1984.
2.The graphs in "An inconvenient truth" which correlated c02 in the atmosphere with ocean temperature over the centuries appeared to show that when CO2 increased so did the ocean temperature. They took these graphs and stretched them latterly so that the time-scale became more detailed, and the graphs showed that the increase in CO2 came approx. 200 years after the increase in sea temperature. Their conclusion was that Al Gore had confused cause and effect, and that the high levels of atmospheric CO2 200 years after the peak in sea temperature was caused by emissions from sea life; algae, plankton, bacteria, seaweed etc. caused by the increased temperature of their habitat.
The conclusion of the documentary was that global warming is a fact but it is not man made and is a cyclical occurrence that has happened many times throughout history.
I know the scientific community believes there is ample proof that global warming is man made, but tell that to Copernicus - they were once convinced that earth was the centre of the universe.
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I feel like my supply is diminishing :(. I'm not freezing anything and bare pumping enough during the day for bottles the next day at daycare. I thought this supply issues were worked out by now (almost 6 months). Any suggestions? I eat oatmeal for breakfast every day and take Fenugreek. This AM I only pumped like an ounce out of the right side. I really need the morning pump for both sides but LO usually wakes and needs to eat before I can pump :(. Help please!
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Are you eating and drinking enough? Pump after every feed even if nothing is coming out for 2-3 minutes after empty...can you add an extra pumping session during the day? Sorry mama. Just know you're doing your best and that's all anyone an ask !
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I think I'm eating enough? I eat oatmeal and a banana for bfast, mid-morning snack (crackers or pretzels or carrots, lunch is soup, salad or sandy and dinner. I do good on my water too! I just don't know what has changed!
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i know the biggest thing i notice is when i'm not drinking enough water, makes a huge difference for me even though it feels like i'm drinking water all day long (and hitting up the bathroom).
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Not sure if this is exact or not but I think your body needs about 500 extra calories on top of whatever you normally eat to gain weight ...are you stressed? Sleeping? These things usually affect me too....how much fenugreek? I think you need at least 610 mg six times per day to be effective.
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Sorry I meant 500 calories on top of whatever to maintain your weight...pumping after the feed will really help as will one extra pumping session per day, even if not much comes out. This tells your body you need to make more.
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Thanks ladies. I'll bump the water and grab an extra granola bar (I'm trying to lose weight but I'm doing WW so maybe I need more food? ). I appreciate the feedback. I pumped both sides this AM and got abot 7 oz (I was getting 10-11) so maybe that is a sign of good things to come? 😊
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Count your calories today. You may not be getting enough. Try to add another pumping session. Even if it's right before your bedtime? Try spacing them 2-3 hours apart? Pick up some pearled barley (I got mine at whole foods). Cook it in water and store it in the fridge when cooled. I heat some up with milk and sugar and it's delicious and an alternative to oatmeal that my family swears by for increasing milk supply.
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Thank you for posting this I have been having the exact same issue.
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In looking at your menu, it seems very carb heavy. I've noticed that my supply drops fairly dramatically when I don't get enough protein. Try eggs and oatmeal for breakfast, and try adding meat or cheese to lunches and snacks. Gatorade also helps my supply as well as nearly drowning myself in water.
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When you signed up for WW, did you check that you were bf? If so, that should be included in your point allotment. For example... I g ot around 32 points pp, but now that I bf, I get 41 points.
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Chilli Jam
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Prep 30 mins
Cook 40 mins
I bought some very nice, very expensive, chilli jam, and decided there had to be a cheaper way!! great on cold meat, steaks, with cheese, on crackers, unlimited potential!!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 lbs yellow onions
- 2 ounces butter (approx)
- 6 small chilies (or to taste)
- 1⁄2 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder (or fresh)
- 1 dash soy sauce
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- in a heavy bottomed pan, (e. g. cast iron) fry onion in butter on low for about 15 mins, stirring frequently.
- Dont let them brown.
- Add chilli and garlic and continue cooking for another 15mins.
- Add sugar, stir for about 15 mins, allowing the mixture to brown slightly.
- Turn off heat, but keep stirring so it doesnt burn.
- Keep in fridge.
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I stayed here dic 2012 for three nights, it's bit away from the city centre and it's not really comfortable for the tourist without cars as the bus which connects to the city centre comes every 20'min week days n bit later on the weekend so it gets kind off hectic. The hotel is big the rooms are big but...
Business trip to see a supplier in Modena, stayed here for one night. Nice staff, Nice Enviroment, rooms could do with a complete makeover.
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Makeover Macaroni and Cheese Recipe
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Creamy and cheesy with comfort in every bite, this lightened-up classic is sure to become a family favorite at your house, too! —Nancy Langrock, Southbury, Connecticut
- 1 package (16 ounces) elbow macaroni
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 2 cups fat-free milk
- 1 package (16 ounces) reduced-fat process cheese (Velveeta), cubed
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded sharp cheddar cheese, divided
- Cook macaroni according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large saucepan, combine flour and milk until smooth. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Stir in process cheese and 1/2 cup cheddar cheese until smooth. Drain macaroni; stir into cheese sauce.
- Remove from the heat; sprinkle with remaining cheese. Cover and let stand for 5 minutes or until cheese is melted. Yield: 8 servings.
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Community Involvement
Emory University Department of Medicine is committed to creating an environment that fosters community service at home and abroad by providing volunteer service opportunities for our faculty, staff and trainees.
Project M-PACT
Project M-PACT (Medicine Partnering Across the Community) aims to promote a sense of community with shared values and goals across the Department of Medicine; to support existing and foster new faculty, staff, and trainee involvement in local, national and international outreach and service efforts and to impact the larger community in a tangible way.
If you have questions about how to get involved visit please review the Project M-PACT FAQs.
Project M- PACT events
Hunger Walk
Sunday, March 13
12 p.m. Check In | 2 p.m. 5k Run/Walk
Turner Field Green Lot
Join the Department of Medicine's Project M-PACT Hunger Walk/Run team to support the Atlanta Community Food Bank.
Who will win the 2016 Chairman's Cup?
The division with the highest percentage participation wins the coveted Chairman's Cup! Walk for charity, fitness, fun...and the pride of your division! Will Pulmonary keep the streak alive?
2015 - Division of Pulmonology
2014 - Division of Pulmonology
2013 - Division of Pulmonology
2012 - Division of General Medicine and Geriatrics
Registration Information
Reigster here!
Team Registration Deadline: Wednesday, March 9th
Questions? Contact your Division Champion!
Cardiology: Drs. Gina Lundberg and Alicia Lyle
Digestive Diseases: Dr. Field Willingham
Endocrinology: Gina Critchet
General Medicine & Geriatrics and Primary Care: Drs. Maura George and Camille Vaughan
Hospital Medicine: Drs. Michele Sundar and Jason Velasquez
Infectious Diseases: Drs. Rachel Friedman-Moraco and Sheena Kandiah
Pulmonary: Dr. Sushma Cribbs
Renal: Drs. Mitsi Blount and Titi Ilori
Rheumatology: Dr. Athan Tiliakos
Residents: Drs. Lucas Golub, Andrew Ip, Jo Knapper, Paul McClung,Geoff Southmayd, and Jen Spicer
Find photos from previous years on the Department of Medicine's Facebook page!
Open Door Medical Clinic
The Open Door Medical Clinic is in desperate need of additional volunteer physicians on Wednesday evenings from 7 – 9 p.m.
The Open Door Community, located at 910 Ponce de Leo Avenue, NE, has a weekly evening medical clinic serving the homeless in the surrounding neighborhood, as well as the residents of the Open Door Community.
The clinic has been in operation for several decades and is administrated by Emory medical students. Recently, Emory partnered with St. Joseph's Mercy Care to provide more comprehensive primary care services.
The clinic hours are traditionally from 7 to 9 p.m. Volunteers are also encouraged to eat dinner with the members of the community at 6 p.m. The dinner serves as a wonderful time of fellowship for our providers and community members.
Each clinic session is staffed by the two Emory medical student coordinators, as well as two additional first-year medical student volunteers. The clinical usually sees around a dozen patients per session.
This is a great opportunity to serve the community and provide teaching and mentoring to pre-clinical med students. Malpractice insurance is provided for all Emory physicians volunteering at the Open Door Clinic.
Volunteer physicians are not obligated to commit to any specific number of clinic sessions. Most volunteers serve several times per year but the support is appreciated regardless. Emails are sent to volunteers each month with the open schedule
If you are interested in joining in on this wonderful opportunity, please email Emory medical student clinic coordinator, Maggie To at email@example.com.
Holiday Toy Drive
The Emory University Division of Cardiology is leading the charge to raise money this holiday season for local children in need. In 2014, we were able to support more than 80 children with more than $10,000 in generous donations from the Emory community. This year we hope to continue the tradition and hope to support at least 80 children in need in the Atlanta area.
Every day, children in Fulton County are thrust into the child welfare system. Many are victims of physical, emotional and sexual abuse, while others are neglected or abandoned by their own parents. Often these children become the victim of an overburdened system with a complex legal network of lawyers, social workers, and judges who are all too frequently overworked to give thorough, detailed attention to each child.
We are asking for monetary donations to fulfill the items on their wish lists. Please keep in mind that these may be the only gifts that these children receive during the holidays or this year.
To learn more about the parent organization, CASA, visit their website.
2015 Volunteer and Donation Dates
- Friday, 12/4 - Final date to donate
- Tuesday, 12/8 - Shopping day Sign up
- Tuesday, 12/8 - Unload gifts Sign up
- Wednesday, 12/9 - Sorting and organizing by child Sign up
- TBD - Delivery to CASA Sign up
Please contact Alicia Lyle, PhD at email@example.com or 404-727-8556 if you have any questions.
Help us reach our goal of $10,000 for 80 children!
Meals on Wheels
Department of Medicine residents will captain teams on the first Saturday of every month to serve senior citizens meals each month in coordination with Meals on Wheels. Project M-PACT volunteers will serve as drivers to help deliver these much needed meals.
Sign up online for the Saturday of your choice.
Senior Connections also needs volunteers on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month to help prep the meals, although this is not part of the Project M-PACT volunteer opportunity. Click here for more information on volunteering for meal prep.
The Gateway Clinic
Volunteer physicians needed!
The Gateway Clinic would like to extend an invitation for you to join our team. Our free clinic, located above a homeless shelter in downtown Atlanta, is held on Tuesday nights from 6-9pm and is run by Emory University medical school student volunteers. Attending physicians volunteer (1-2) Tuesday evenings per month for approximately three hours. Our doctors works with a CMA, two student volunteers, and a student clinic coordinator to provide care predominately to the homeless men staying at the Gateway House shelter in which the clinic is located. The students do the HPI, PMH, and physical, while a student coordinator records all the information on the clinics EMR. The attending physician is responsible for teaching and interacting with the students during the examination and making the final diagnosis and referrals. The clinic provides invaluable learning experience for the students while simultaneously serving a population of Atlanta in desperate need of health care.
What: The Emory University School of Medicine Student-Run 'Gateway Clinic' has a volunteer opportunity for several attending physicians in our 'after hours' homeless clinic.
When: (1-2) Tuesday nights per month from 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm.
Where: Gateway Clinic, located above the men's homeless shelter, 275 Pryor Street, downtown Atlanta.
Patient Population: Atlanta's underserved men & women, male patients are typically staying in the homeless shelter.
Teaching Opportunity: Our attendings supervise and teach medical student volunteers in seeing patients in the clininc. Why: One of our three attendings has accepted a position in Uganda for CDC, creating an opening for an additional attending volunteer.
• Time Commitment: 3-6 hrs per month
• Record Keeping: All medical records are kept by the medical student volunteers
• Insurance: Medical insurance is provided free of charge by Mercy Care
• Parking: secure & free parking is located directly across the street from the clinic
The Gateway Clinic is part of the Mercy Care program which is a member of the St. Joseph's Health System. For more information on Mercy Care, which has been serving Atlanta since 1985, please go to mercyatlanta.org.
For additional information or to volunteer, please contact Emily Herndon (firstname.lastname@example.com) or Jesse Codner (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Clarkston Community Health Center
Volunteer physicians needed!
What you will be doing: Short consultations(ideally but not limited to 5-10 min per/ patient) are made based on labs and vitals and medical history provided by patient. We have translators on site. Currently we are able to do basic lab test such as CBC w/diff, CMP w/dif, HbA1c, and Lipid panel. We hope to be able to offer TSH , PSA and Urine analysis soon. We also hope to get a ekg machine donated soon to be used for the appropriate patients.
When: 3 or 6 hour time slots on Sundays between 10am and 3pm once every 3 to 6 months
Where: Clarkston Community Health Center Clinica, 3700 Market St, Building E1, Clarkston, GA 30021
Patient Population: These patients are people that for many reasons do not qualify for health insurance and cannot afford basic care. These are good people and they need our help desperately!
Progress: This clinic is only one month old, and currently only open on Sundays. In the limited time that we have been operational we have already provided care services to close to 200 patients. In future if we get more volunteers and resources perhaps it can be open more days and offer more services.
What else do we need: If you know of any medical clinics, hospitals, that are getting new medical equipment and/or disposing of old but functional or repairable things please refer them to us. If we can use anything they will get a tax reimbursement receipt and as always our gratitude.
For more information about attending or volunteering for this event please contact Shafaat Alui Khao (firstname.lastname@example.com) or Keyur Patel (email@example.com).


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Get football fit with The Children's Society and Manchester United.
UK Failing To Meet Children's Mental Health and Well-Being Needs
Survey related to our Good Childhood Inquiry reveals mounting concern about children's mental health and well-being.
100 MPs recognise the importance of advocacy for looked-after children
100 MPs recognise the importance of advocacy for looked-after children
22 April 2008
Unique hat-trick of gold medals for The Children's Society at Chelsea
The Children's Society has won a gold medal at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show for the third year running.
Forcibly returning child asylum seekers to Afghanistan is deeply disturbing
Destitution hits the headlines again
The Children's Society welcomes the Red Cross's report into the destitution faced by failed asylum seekers.
The Children's Society welcomes Childhood and Families taskforce
Nick Clegg has outlined plans to make the UK a better place for children, saying for too many childhood is a time of "stress, anxiety and insecurity".
The Children's Society response to the British Crime Survey
The Children's Society response to 2010 budget: The danger of creating the 'new poor'
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The Power of Independent Thinking
Robert Higgs interview on Taking a Stand book at Libertarianism.org
Recorded: Friday, November 20, 2015
Robert Higgs Senior Fellow in Political Economy for the Independent Institute talks about his latest book Taking a Stand: Reflections on Life, Liberty, and the Economy (2015) in this interview conducted by Aaron Ross Powell and Trevor Burrus from Libertarianism.org
This podcast was produced by Libertarianism.org, a Cato Institute project. November 20, 2015.
Experts: Robert HiggsType: Other EventIssues: Economic History and Development (U.S.), Education, History (U.S)
Love Gov Video Series: Presentation at Draper University
Recorded: Tuesday, November 3, 2015
David J. Theroux, Founder and President of the Independent Institute, presents the idea and concept behind Love Gov: From First Date to Mandate, the award-winning, satirical video series that portrays the federal government as an overbearing boyfriend Scott Gov Govinsky who foists his good intentions on a hapless, idealistic college student, Alexis Smith.
To watch the web series, follow this link
Experts: David J. TherouxType: Other EventIssues: Banking and Finance, Bureaucracy and Government, Business, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Collectivism, Corporate Welfare, Culture/ Society, Economic Policy, Education, Energy, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Free Market Economics, Freedom, Government Power, Government Secrecy, Government Waste/Pork, Health Care, Housing, Labor and Employment, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Privacy, Property Rights, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Regulation and Deregulation, Taxes, Trade, Welfare
Research Fellow Sheldon Richman Interviewed on KTRS Radio on How the 2016 Presidential Hopefuls Ignore Key Pro-Freedom Principles
Recorded: Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Research Fellow Sheldon Richman is interviewed on KTRS radios Larry Conners USA program, to talk about the 2016 presidential candidates and their stance on freedom and peace. Most seem eager for a war and support restrictions on markets and free trade. The race for president is a race to the bottom, according to Richman. Where are the candidates who promote peace and free enterprise?
Experts: Sheldon RichmanType: RadioIssues: Free Market Economics, Freedom
Love Gov on Stossel: "Let's Break Up with Government"
Recorded: Friday, September 25, 2015
Television personality John Stossel (host of Stossel on Fox Business) featured our new satirical, YouTube video seriesLove Gov: "From First Date to Mandate" on September 25th, 2015.
Experts: John StosselType: TelevisionIssues: Education, Government Power
Intern Perspectives | Summer 2015
Recorded: Monday, August 31, 2015
Independent staff, Student Research Fellows, and Summer Interns highlight important aspects of the Learning to Lead internship program at Independent Institute during Summer 2015.
Type: Independent Institute TVIssues: Education
Independent Institute President David J. Theroux Discusses C.S. Lewis on Ave Maria Radio
Recorded: Saturday, August 1, 2015
Founder and President of the Independent Institute, David Theroux is interviewed by Ave Maria Radio President Al Kresta at the Napa Institute Annual Conference. Also President of the C.S. Lewis Society of California, David Theroux talks about C.S. Lewiss writings on liberty and Christianity and how Lewis became one of the best-read and most influential writers of the 20th and 21st centuries.
Experts: David J. TherouxType: RadioIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Culture/ Society, Freedom, Government Power, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Privacy, Religion
A Christian, an Atheist, A Capitalist and an Economist on: What the Freedom Philosophy Is (And What It Isn't)
Recorded: Thursday, July 9, 2015
Independent Institute Research Fellow Robert Murphy speaks on a panel alongside Max Borders, Doug Casey and Stephen Cox at the 2015 FreedomFest held in Las Vegas, NV.
Experts: Robert P. MurphyType: Other EventIssues: Culture/ Society, Economic Policy, Economists, Free Market Economics, Freedom
Love Gov: From First Date to Mandate
Recorded: Monday, July 6, 2015
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Love Gov portrays the federal government as an overbearing boyfriend Scott Gov Govinsky who foists his "good intentions" on a hapless, idealistic college student, Alexis. Each episode follows Alexis's relationship with Gov as his intrusions wreak (comic) havoc on her life, professionally, financially, and socially. Alexis's loyal friend Libby tries to help her see Gov for what he really is a menace. But will Alexis come to her senses in time? Tune in to find out!
Episode 1: An Education in Debt
Episode 2: Protection from Jobs
Episode 3: A Remedy for Healthcare Choices
Episode 4: House Poor
Episode 5: Keeping a Close Eye on Privacy
Type: Independent Institute TVIssues: Banking and Finance, Business, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Corporate Welfare, Culture/ Society, Drugs (Illicit), Economic Policy, Education, Environment, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Freedom, Government Power, Government Secrecy, Government Waste/Pork, Health Care, Housing, Labor and Employment, Land Use, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Privacy, Privatization, Property Rights, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Regulation and Deregulation, Taxes, Welfare, Womens Issues


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Chromaflo Technologies, has recently taken several steps toward strengthening its organizational framework regionally, and further improving synergies as a leading global supplier of colorant systems, chemical and pigment dispersions.
Dr. Brij Mohal, former global V.P. of Marketing and Technology, will take on the newly created position of Vice President and Managing Director - Americas. Mohal will retain his global responsibility for technology initiatives. Concurrently, Chromaflo has transitioned Mr. Larry Haines from his role in Strategic Business Development to serve as Coatings Business Director, Americas.
"This structure will create a stronger, more focused team, which will result in a more cohesive regional and global platform," stated Scott Becker, President and CEO of Chromaflo Technologies. "The result is improved focus on our customers."
As Managing Director, Mohal will focus on improving processes in the Americas with a strong emphasis on customer satisfaction and technology development.
Haines will be responsible for planning and implementing sales initiatives and overseeing marketing and technical service in the coating's markets throughout North and South America.


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Based in an energy "vampire" hub for the U.S., the Vancouver Green Team decided to start slaying the energy suckers in their midst. The team—with Debra Kennedy, Vaughan Schmall, and Candice Todd in charge—developed a comprehensive energy efficiency education program…Read More e
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It is my favorite thing ever when Tori calls herself a blogging dinosaur. She's this super cute blond gal, who is super business savvy and I know she just means she has been blogging a long time, but the image of a dinosaur just doesn't fit her. Her strengths are so different from mine. Sometimes I am jealous of all the SEO and marketing knowledge she has but then I stop myself. We are all suited to certain things. And instead of spending my time wishing I could be more like Tori, I need to focus on my own strengths. The coolest part of finding your "tribe" is that they want to help you. They are willing to share their expertise and knowledge with you. Tori is there for me in a second if I need her help on something or have a question. These relationships aren't one-sided, though. You have to bring something to the table too, but your friends will help you figure out what you are good at. They will ask you for help in certain areas that you never thought you could provide any value. They will lift you up when you are feeling down and will provide invaluable advice in all kinds of areas. And you will do the same for them. BTW, you NEED to check out all the business articles on Tori's site. She knows what she is talking about.
If you are a blogger, and haven't formed a community, move this to the top of your to-do list. Sometimes the relationships evolve naturally and sometimes you have to work to find them. Some of my blogging friendships (which shouldn't be just pigeon holed as most of these relationships have grown in to full-fledged friendships with these ladies) started out with a simple email letting them know that I admire what they do and think they are doing an awesome job. Some were formed at blogging conferences. There are tons of ways to meet other bloggers. Finding your tribe won't always be easy, but in the end it is something you will cherish.
There are so many bloggers out there and we all fall in to comparing ourselves to them from time to time. But if we can look at it in a different way, like a vast pool of potential friendships, maybe it would seem less daunting. We are all very different, but together we make beautiful music. On our own we are awesome, but together we are even better.
Do you have a "tribe"? Leave a thank you and link to their blog in the comments so we can all go say hi!
*I took this image in Palm Springs last year on our creative retreat. One of the gals, Tammy, wrote out this song lyric (Alphaville's 'Forever Young') for me. She's ridiculously talented and I consider her to be part of my tribe. Thank you, Tammy for always being there to support me and for collaborating with me on photos and with your awesome writing! I heart you!
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Tina Turner Releasing Collection of Love Songs This FebruaryWhat's love got to do with Tina Turner's upcoming album? A whole lot.
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