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Small Pete and Pete Pan in turn, were in charge of the Baby Section, since they were the gentlest of the group and would know how to be careful when dealing with the babies.
"They are kinda' adorable dont'cha think Small Pete?" Pete Pan asked while holding a baby Horace who was relatively calm.
"Yeah i guess, but this one's bein' a little fussy..." Small Pete said in turn while holding a baby Ortensia.
While some of the baby-fied toons were calm, others seemed to be very upset over the noise that the machine made. Ortensia however, was different.
She seemed to be upset with the overall idea of being held by a Pete. It was as if she remembered them and knew this was wrong.
"Ah, just leave her in the crib with the Mad Doc and the stupid Clock..." Pete Pan said while pointing at the farthest crib, which indeed had the baby turned human toon and clock.
It wasn't just Ortensia that was fussy, both the Mad Doctor and the once Clock Tower, were not liking the idea of being babies, or being anywhere near the Petes.
The lumbering cat toons might think that they were just stupid cranky babies, but in reality, a small part of their minds did register that the three should not be babies, and that their "caretakers" were doing something horribly bad. So as smart babies, they did the only thing they could.
Cause trouble and cry their heads off. Well all but the Clock Tower which uttered no sound at all, just banged his fists on any surface he could. Why he didn't cry, was a bit of a mystery. Maybe like this he had no vocal mechanism installed?
As Small Pete placed Ortensia in the crib and turned around to go check on the other babies, the three trouble makers began to communicate in "baby language".
"Those big fat meanies are up to something!" Ortensia cooed.
"Yeah, and they did something to us...I remember having hair here!" the Mad Doctor babbled back while pointing at his chin and under his nose
"Like the adults!"
The Clock Tower in turn raised his right arm above his head as if to say how big he was without even using his voice. It seemed no one would get a word out of him.
"We need to get out and stop those meanies..." Ortensia babbled.
"But how?"
The Mad Doctor seemed to be thinking the same, and the Clock Tower ticked his head from side to side absentmindedly. He didn't know what to do, he'd never really been so far away from his home, at least he didn't remember ever being anyway.
"I have an idea!" The Mad Doctor cooed excitedly.
"I'll start crying, and when the big meany comes to check on us, you two jump him!"
"What about the other one?" Ortensia asked him.
"...Good point..."
As the two kept on trying to think of something, the clock kept on ticking his head from side to side, until suddenly he began muttering "tick-tock" along with it. Soon it became louder and rather annoying.
Annoying to the point that it was nerve wrecking for Pete Pan and Small Pete.
"The stupid clock's making tick-tock noises!" Small Pete said to Pete Pan "You're an expert in ticking noises, you fix it!"
Pete Pan grumbled and went to the crib, looking down at the three babies, before he diverted his attention to the baby Clock Tower.
"Would'ja quit it? Yer ticking's givin' me a headache!" he yelled.
For a moment, the Clock Tower stopped and looked up at Pete Pan. Then his lower lip began to quiver, and his eyes filled up with tears.
Next thing the two adult toons and the rest of the babies knew, a horribly loud shrieking noise was emitted from the tiny Clock Tower's mouth.
He was crying, and it sounded like something you'd hear in Bald Mountain!
Gus never thought he'd want to be in a cage as much as he did at the moment. What ever that setting did to Prescott's mind, was absolutely terrifying.
The once sarcastic Gremlin was now in a feral animal like state, attacking anything in sight and violently fighting back if he was held down.
Neither paint nor thinner helped the situation. They were just making him bigger.
He watched from where he was hiding, as Mickey was thrown at an empty crate and winced as he heard something break. Hopefully it was just the crate and not any of his bones...
Oswald wasn't in any better shape. Now that Mickey was down, Prescott had turned to attack the lucky rabbit whom was trying to keep the dark blur from biting him. Good idea considering those teeth looked sharp enough to puncture steel.
The other Gremlins were shouting, telling Oswald to duck when ever a well aimed fist came flying in his direction, or when the other's tail went to wrap around his leg.
When Prescott had enough of fooling around, he grabbed hold of the rabbit toon's ears and flung him across the room.
"Oswald!" Gus couldn't help yell, instantly covering his mouth when the overgrown Gremlin monster turned around to look at him.
Oh boy...
The others started shouting, yelling for Mickey and Oswald to get up, or for Gus to run, but it was useless.
Despite being bigger, Prescott was also faster, he'd grab Gus faster then he could run, and both Mickey and Oswald were beyond exhausted from the continuous fight, so Gus just shrunk back in fear and trembled as the monster turned Gremlin made his way towards him.
When he reached him, he grabbed him by the bow of his clothing and brought him closer to his face. Oh great, just his luck, he'd become a meal for the now deranged Gremlin.
He covered his eyes, expecting to be gobbled up.
Nothing happened.
Peeking, he saw that Prescott seemed a bit confused, as if trying to make out what exactly he was looking at.
He then extended one clawed finger and began to lightly poke Gus.
A giggle escaped the Widget's mouth and was soon fallowed by more as the monster like Prescott took a liking to the sound.
"No stop!" Gus said in his now high pitched voice "That tickles! Ahahahah!"
Everyone else in the room was rather surprised by this. Prescott was tickling Gus instead of beating or tearing him apart? But...Why?
That same question crossed both heroic rodent toons' heads as they finally caught their breath and got up.
This quickly caught Prescott's attention and the monstrous Gremlin began to snarl.
Considering his current situation, Gus decided to try and ask him to stop.
"Easy Prescott...They're friends, remember?" the Widget tried, getting a strange look from his holder "You remember them right? Oswald the Leader of Wasteland...And Mickey is his brother and savior of wasteland...They, they came to rescue us from the Petes."
Prescott snarled at the mention of the Petes, how could he forget them? They treated him bad, like a slave, while he'd waited for the brothers to come and save him and the others!
As realization struck, Prescott set down the Widget in his grasp, no he wasn't really a Widget, this was Gus! This was Gremlin Gus, their leader...
He groaned in irritation and clutched his head. Why was his mind so confusing?! It used to be filled with great ideas and logic, but now...That machine ruined it! He was ruined! Worst of all he was a monster like the blotlings.
His frustrated thinking was cut short when a squeaking noise came from the door. Everyone looked at it, expecting the Petes to have come back with an army (although, hadn't they left only 20 minutes ago?) of babies and monsters.
Instead, a very tall figure dressed in yellow greeted their eyes instead.
This person was a human, dressed in a yellow uniform which was slightly familiar to Mickey, but he didn't quite understand where he'd seen it.
The human had calm blue eyes and short, yet slightly messy hair which seemed to have never really met a comb before.
He wasn't bad looking, nor was he extraordinarily gorgeous, he was average.
The Gremlins recognized him right away.
"It's Pilot Gus!" Markus exclaimed.
Oswald and Mickey stared for a moment while the Gremlins cheered, Pilot...Gus? Where had they heard of that name before?
Then they remembered.
The Gremlins used to sabotage planes in the era of the war, they stopped when a noble human Pilot offered them a home and safety in exchange for helping keep the planes in good condition.
Each Gremlin was named after their respective pilot.
This was Gus' pilot.
The cages had been simple to open, the two brothers hadn't the time however, considering a very angry monster Gremlin was attacking them.
Now that Prescott was calmed down however, both Mickey and Oswald along with the human Gus got to work on it.
Gremlin, err...Widget Gus had explained what happened and occasionally, either Oswald or Mickey would add their own parts of the story to it.
And while Pilot Gus had smiled and laughed a bit when he saw his Gremlin turned into a mere little Widget, he'd felt rather bad for Gremlin Prescott.
He'd been one of the Gremlins that had helped him pass the physical flight test after he'd gotten hurt for trying to fly with a flue (the little Gremlins wrecking his plane didn't help either). He'd also been the one who came up with the idea of how to help him stand on his injured leg.
"What happened to you?" Widget Gus asked suddenly "Me and the Gremlins came to Wasteland after we were forgotten, but we never saw you or the other humans..."
Gus stopped to think for a bit, indeed he remembered when he'd been forgotten. when you only appeared in a book, people tended to overlook you and instead concentrate on the funny little creatures that nearly got you killed several times.
"We came to in this snowy area. We didn't know where else to go, miles of cold snow everywhere don't exactly spell out shelter, so we built one far away from here." he explained "It didn't feel right to stay anywhere near the factory...Neither one of us liked that idea at all...It made us feel a bit uneasy."
True, the Factory had been a less then ideal place to stay. Even if it had been the only shelter around, the Pilots had kept away from it. it didn't feel right to stay in a place that had once belonged to the Gremlins, before the war.
"It took us a while, but we made a house that was big enough for everyone to live at. We even made a green house, I think we were all waiting for you all to show up, but you never came." Gus said while looking at the Widget on his shoulder.
"We didn't know this place existed Gus" gremlin Gus said "We just found it recently, and not in the best of terms."
The human nodded at this and finally finished freeing the last three Gremlins. he then looked down at Mickey and Oswald with a look of worry.
"This place isn't safe, and without any proper gear I'm sure that machine we saw won't be stopped, neither these...Petes..."
The two nodded at this and pondered.
"What do you suggest?" Mickey asked.
At this the human smiled and looked at the other Gremlins, which were looking at him in both adoration and expectation.
"I think it's time we reunite the whole group and rest for now" He said "We'll need all the strength we can get and you all need to eat I'm sure."
His reply were several growling stomachs and some embarrassed blushing. To this he just laughed and motioned for all of them to fallow.
Wouldn't the other Pilots be happy to see them all.


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Ok so I am trying to conceive. This month I have had very light bleeding. Not even red but more of a creamy pink. I had cramps one day however no heavy bleeding. Usually as soon as I cramp or start cramping my period gets VERY heavy. But this month it is very light, more of a creamy pink. This is the second day of this type of bleeding. I also noticed that my breasts have liquid coming out of them. Yes its white but I am not sure if its an early sign of pregnancy. I am also not sure if this type of bleeding is a light period or it is implantation bleeding. If anyone has any answers it would be GREATLY appreciated. <3 Thanks!
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Well unfortunately last night, my period got heavy. :( I am close to devasted I have been trying for almost a year to get pregnant......Better luck next month I guess. I have to stay positive.posted 11/17/2012 by Cynthiababy9
well I'm no doctor but it sounds like what i had when I got pregnant with my son. I say wait a few days and if your bleeding doesn't get heavy take a test. Best of luck!!!posted 11/17/2012 by angelicdevil919
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Miner Wars 2081
Customer notes
Miner Wars 2081 is now on the Steam client. To obtain your Steam key after purchasing, please register and follow the instructions at: http://www.minerwars.com/SteamKeys.aspx
Miner Wars is a first-person action-survival space simulation game set in the year 2081.
Key Features
Colossal-Scale Destruction – Everything in Miner Wars 2081's environment will be destructible and persistent—everything. Deform the terrain, chip away at cover, and make things difficult for campers. Thanks to Miner Wars' VRAGE™ engine, the environment can be used to absolute tactical advantage. Build bases inside gigantic asteroids, burrow shortcuts and kilometres-long tunnels through solid rock and make a silent pounce with the harvester drill.
*6DoF / FPS in Space *– The combination of 6DoF and first person makes Miner Wars an exciting and fast-paced battleground. FPS veterans will feel at home with our 'WASD' mouse-and-key setup; and for space simulation fans, your beloved joysticks will ensure intuitive play and added advantage.
Skill-Based Game - Miner Wars is not about 'grinding' your way to level X. Miner Wars is not about repeating mundane tasks or quests, leveling or experience points. Player skill and mental agility, creative and tactical cunning—in multiplayer an understanding of psychology and choosing which battles to fight or retreat from is a key aspect of gameplay.
Wide Variety of Ships – Choose the best ship for the job. Each ship has its advantages and disadvantages; you will have to experiment to ensure the best craft for the particular mission. Upgrades and add-ons to your ship will also play a large role in outfitting the best possible vessel, be it a mining operation, a full-scale battle, exploration, stealth, or tunnelling.
Complex Dungeons in Space – Seamless transition between outdoor and indoor environments. Enter large asteroid bases and space stations full of enemies Players will also be able to battle each other in these indoor areas and engage in some truly intense multiplayer battles.
Ship Upgrades - Every ship can be upgraded with a wide variety of equipment, weapons and augmentations. Armour plating, storage space, engine boosts (in both speed and economy), radar systems, maneuvering-thrusters, mining tools, and myriad others on offer.
Mining and Exploration – Players are encouraged to explore and harvest. There are many elements, compounds and materials to be mined from asteroids and sold for 'Credits', or used in various ways. Some of these are extremely rare and valuable. Exploration is also a key element of the game, finding items and credits which can be spent on weapons, upgrades, tools, etc.
Epic-Scale Battles – The VRAGE™ engine allows up to 300 ships to be displayed in a sector at once. The variety of weapons, 300 ships and the size of the sectors allow for some colossal battles.
*Looting *– Any destructible ship in the game can be looted by another player. Looting is a vital part of the Miner Wars experience. When a player decides how they will pursue another, by disabling the engines rather than simply obliterating them with missiles will result in a higher proportion of the items and equipment items in their inventory. It's important to always be careful of what you carry in your inventory, lest you have it stolen or lost.
*Factions *- In the Miner Wars Universe there will be dozens of factions. Each faction will have different approaches and motivations throughout the story-world—from miners to fanatics, privateers to nations. In Miner Wars 2081 the player is a part of the EAC – Euro-American Confederation. But there are other factions too: Fourth Reich, OmniCorp, People's Republic of China, Arab Islamic Empire and more. In the up-and-coming Miner Wars MMO, players will be able to choose to join a faction, or form a corporation, complete with shares and leaders.
Combination of Single and Multiplayer Elements – If a mission is too difficult, you can simply hire a friend to help you on your mission or quest!
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Something differentforgot2shave | Aug. 12, 2013 | See all forgot2shave's reviews »
This seems to be one of the more popular recent indie games and it is for good reason. Offering an old school action/shooter experience much like the original red faction with a sort of floating mech element, its pretty unique and that's something I like a lot personally. The graphics are very good for an indie game and the controls are hard to learn at first but it is pretty fluid once you get them down. The UI can also be cumbersome but it's manageable. Overall a fun, unique experience
not what I expected, but still decentyrts | Feb. 4, 2013 | See all yrts's reviews »
I got this because I read something about it being a sort of co op rpg. That may be the case but overwhelmingly it is a relatively typical space flight sim/dog fighter with a few nice features. Maybe I just wasn't thinking but I don't know, I thought it might be different. Fans of the genre will probably like it, but for general audiences it may be a bit too... typically technical, and without any grand visuals to pay off.
Enjoyable to a certain limitDonVercetti | Dec. 22, 2012 | See all DonVercetti's reviews »
Miner Wars 2081 gives you the ability to roam around in outer space and enjoy a sandboxy-like exploration journey. However this is not an average triple A title, but still an Indie developed game. I will never say that you need a very high budget to make a game like this flawless, but when it comes to this concept, I do think you need like a big amount of developers on a title like this. Real space/sci-fi fans will miss the true feel of space they came to love over the years. No offense to the developers, Its just a real hard challenge to get this type of game perfect!
Great gamechatyman | Dec. 9, 2012 | See all chatyman's reviews »
Such a good game play, combat is nice never seems to mess up. The AI are intelligent and the controls are amazing so many you can edit and change never a dull moment in the game. You get to fly around anywhere it is a amazing game i recommend getting it such a good game amazing with friends you will never get bored.
Not as bad as the controversy would imply.graspee | Dec. 9, 2012 | See all graspee's reviews »
OK So there has been a lot of controversy lately, especially centered around Steam, with people upset about the always-online DRM, the fact that this game isn't the MMO despite it having the same name, and some people claiming poor performance (although this latter happens with a lot of new games to be honest). Anyway, my review, and this is totally based around buying the game with the current 80% off and then slapping the 25% off voucher on top, is that it is worth it. It's a descent-like game with outside parts and inside parts. It's a lot more difficult than you'd expect when set on "normal". Sometimes you can get saved at a checkpoint with low health, which is annoying. Load times are slow which they claim is because of the dynamic nature of the game. You can drill asteroids to make your own path but it's not as exciting as it sounds and you can't drill all asteroids. It is quite fun though for the low price. Having played this though, I wouldn't buy the mmo version.


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Top 8 Gardening Tips for New Gardeners
Having your own garden at home can be rewarding and soothing. Planting vegetables and flowers with your own hands and watching them grow is sure to give you a sense of joy and pride, as well as ensure that you get food made from fresh produce on your table every day.
Not just that, gardening is quite therapeutic because it allows you to do your thing and communicate with nature. You get to spend time in the green outdoors and take in that much needed but elusive oxygen-rich fresh air. And there's always something in store for the creative ones, with the entire garden becoming their canvas.
Of course, you can take the easy way out and lay out high quality synthetic grass in your yard. That way, you can enjoy having a green space without having to wait for the grass to grow and you won't even have to tend much to it.
But if your heart is set on having a natural garden, then stop wondering about how it's done and take control. Read on for a few helpful gardening tips that are sure to find good use in channelizing your inner gardener.
Read, Read, Read
Because you're new to it, it makes good sense to familiarize yourself with some gardening practices before actually getting down to it. Equip yourself with all the knowledge you need by reading about it online, subscribing to gardening magazines, and referring to horticulture books. These resources can fill you in a great deal about your favorite flowers and plants and will provide clarity about the kind of garden you want to grow.
Start Small
Before zeroing in on a plant or flower to grow in your garden, always consider how big it will grow up to be. Many amateur gardeners do not keep this aspect in mind and make the mistake of planting the big ones too closely to each other or to other plants.
Once the bigger plants start to grow, they will need more space to spread/branch out. So you need to be mindful when planting them in the first place so that you don't end up with an overcrowded garden.
Leave enough space around your plants so that they can grow without any hindrances. If your chosen plant typically grows to be 4 inches wide when fully mature, you should plant it at least 2 inches away from other plants.
Pick the Right Spot
Picking the right spot for your plants is extremely crucial for their growth. Make sure you choose a place that receives ample sunlight and supply of water for the plants to grow or they will shrivel and die. This is especially true of vegetables and flowers.
Sunlight is essential for photosynthesis to occur so you need to choose the spots wisely and practically.
Prep the Soil
The roots of your plants are going to be in the soil, so a lot of thought and consideration needs to go into prepping the soil before sowing the seeds. The health of the roots is crucial as any trouble with them will reflect in your plant. Most soil in our homes isn't ready to foster plants, so you need to give the garden soil the nutrients it needs to support plant growth by adding organic matter, manure, and compost to it.
Organic matter improves the quality of the soil and makes it capable of holding water for the roots of the plants in a hot and dry climate. It also allows excess rainwater to flow away. It breaks up hard soil to make space for air to reach the roots. You also need to make the soil immune to pests and rodents by spraying it with fertilizers and pesticides.
Sow the Seeds
Sowing seeds also takes planning. You may have observed that your enthusiastic gardener of a neighbor sows his seeds at a particular time of the year. Talk to him to know more about plant cycles. Gardeners usually sow seeds in late winter. Many stores sell seeds in packets that also contain sowing instructions. Do refer to that information before you start seeding.
Give Mulch a Thought
Mulching can be great for the look as well as the maintenance of your garden. After you've sown the seeds and covered them with soil, spread a generous layer of organic mulch over it. It will act as a protective sheath that regulates temperature, conserves moisture, and keeps soil-borne diseases and erosion at bay. It will also keep the soil soft, fertile, safe from weeds, and promote the growth of earthworms, which aerate the soil.
Tool Time
Every gardener needs basic gardening tools such as a three-pronged handrake, a trowel, a shovel, and shears. These tools help in digging the soil as well as in making holes in the ground for seeding and planting.
Apart from these, you will also need a good quality garden hose or a water sprinkler to water your foliage. You're also going to need a sturdy and wide-brimmed hat, a good pair of long (elbow length) gardening gloves and a sunblock lotion with a high SPF to keep yourself clean and protected when out in your garden.
Food for Soil
As already mentioned, the health of your plant will depend on the quality of the soil, which in turn, will depend on the sunlight, air, water and fertilizers it receives. Feed the soil with organic matter which will provide it with essential nutrients and also aid in breeding certain worms, bacteria and fungi that make those nutrients available to the plants.
Water the soil as and when needed. It will need more water during summers and less during winters. Also remember that different plants require different soil types to grow.
I do realize that gardening isn't an easy job and those who haven't gotten their hands dirty playing with earth ever before can easily get lost in this activity. But newbies, don't lose heart because it isn't rocket science either. In fact, you should know that there is a gardener hidden inside each one of us. You just have to let it out.
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~~~November Finished Projects~~~
The elf hat is to die for!
Come visit me at Crabby Apple Creations!
Jacob 3/30/09 & Chelsea 7/21/11
Finished my Mickey Mouse Lovey
Eva 3/21/08 Happily FF Eeden 6/27/11Happily BF (oyo) ^9/11/12^ After a storm comes a RAINBOW 08/22/13 It's a BOY
No Early Testers Crochet stuff!
The Bumble hat is awesome!! Now I'm tempted to try it even though I know that yarn will frustrate me like no other...
The Bumble hat really wasn't that bad since you use the fun fur with a strand of worsted weight. Honestly, sewing the stuff on was more of a PITA then working with the fun fur lol
BTW Reagan I just liked your Facebook page!
Me & DH -->Married 4/4/10-->
Expecting our Rainbow 5/9/15
HalloweenLovers- what elf hat pattern did you use? I have one saved, but it goes to more of a point (like the Christmas tree hat), instead of just having the tail.
I'm loving all these holiday/winter hats and accessories showing up now!!!! Great work ladies!
I went out and bought glittery Christmas yarn today. lol So now, cough up the elf hat patterns ladies.
Katie: Elizabeth 08/11/2007: Annaleigh 05/12/2009: Heather 02/22/2011 Jack 01/04/13
Sweet Wild Child (5.28.12 NUCB)
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i modified this one, did 2 increases for several rows, and then upped it to 4 so i could get it the right width faster, and just did the band until i liked how it looked. changed red/white each row and did the pom and band in white
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My daughter has asked for a slouchy hat for at least 8 months ;)
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So, yes. I've been a bit quiet on the blog for a multitude of reasons. Reason #1 – Sanity. I've been recovering from the last year of my life and doing so by enjoying my boys, being home, (except for a quick weekend trip to London for the Savory Institute Conference which was very inspiring and life-changing to say the least) and working at our gym, JS Strength and Conditioning. There's something very therapeutic that happens for me while in the gym with our clients. Real people making real changes. Faces I can see. People that I can hug and connect with. New found health for folks that happens right in front of my eyes. My greatest wish is to share with YOU what I know in order to help you live your best life possible and everyday I wish I could bring you all into my gym and work with each and everyone of you. However, I can't physically do that so reason #2 things have been a bit quiet here at EP is that Jason Seib and I have been working on bringing you more content that will help you create sustainable change in your life.
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Ok, now on to the food. Everyday Paleo Thai Cuisine has taken the world by storm and people everywhere are cooking up a Thai storm of goodness but if you haven't yet picked up your copy, I thought I would share a recipe with you to convince you that this is a book that must make it on your shelves!
You can order your copy here on Amazon or pick up a copy at a Costco store near you!!
As always, enjoy!
Sweet and Sour Stir-Fry
Pad Priew Wan
Like several Thai dishes, pad priew wan is influenced by Chinese food— but thanks to the kick from the chili paste, this is not your typical sweet and sour dish. It's not too spicy, though, and you can omit the spice altogether to make this a family-friendly favorite.
Prep time: 35 minutes
Cook time: 7 minutes
Serves: 2 to 3
2 tablespoons coconut oil
1/2 pound chicken breast, beef, or pork, chopped
1/2 cup diced red bell pepper
1/2 cup diced green bell pepper
1/2 cup diced white onion
1/2 cup chopped pineapple
1/4 cup chopped cucumber
2 teaspoons coconut aminos
2 teaspoons raw organic honey
1/4 teaspoon black pepper
1 tablespoon coconut vinegar or white vinegar
2 tablespoons tomato paste
1 1/2 teaspoons Nam Prik Pao (Thai Chili Paste, found at most Asian markets and recipe available in Everyday Paleo Thai Cuisine)
Sea salt
Heat the oil in a wok over medium-high heat. Add the meat and stir-fry for 3 to 4 minutes.
Add the bell peppers, onion, pineapple, and cucumber and stir- fry for another minute.
Add the coconut aminos, honey, black pepper, vinegar, tomato paste, and chili paste.
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Well its July and I am fed up. Here in Wales the weather had been and is awfel. Most of my ground is waterlogged, the roses are budding then falling off, the honeysuckle has given up and only the fist in the pond are surviving.A bit of good news - I have lots of nice lettuces.!
Roses rotting; courgettes; yuk! Grass ousing water.There has to be a plus side: I have found my new clematis, (4 of them) planted in May are thriving and in bud, and I haven't had to water the many new shrubs.
Oh and no heavy watering cans to carry. and no worrying whether my water butts will hold up
Let's hope the sun doesn't come out too fiercely to bake my clay soil!
. I am sitting at my computer feeling sorry for myself, just waiting for the rain to stop reading your message. Yes I suppose you have described a plus side - but I still want the rain to stop.
I've had my wobbly moments in these last few weeks - I went to dig some potatoes the toher day nd was almost in tears when I found how few there were. The French beans and tomatoes and courgettes are not yet a disaster but are way behind. I've put in so much work and by April I was feeling really confident about the garden, it all looked so good. My husband keeps bees and will probably get no honey this year. Like so many others, we're very disappointed at what the weather has (or hasn't) done.
But: my raspberries, rhubarb and gooseberries are great, my mangetout have been good, and my broad beans not quite the total failure I expected when I saw the extent of the chocolate spot on them. The lavenders and climbing hydrangea look better than they ever have, and so does the lawn (at least until you walk on it).
I've never known a season like this, so hopefully it will be better again next year. We may still see some reasonable weather before the summer is out. Yesterday, when I'd cleared a space where some of my pathetic potatoes were, I was optimistic enough to put in a few more seeds ( dwarf French beans and wild rocket). Gardening is all aobut the long term, and I'm trying not to get too daunted at all the failures of the last couple of months.
One more reason to be cheerful - there's no hosepipe ban!
Of course next year will be wonderful, it always will be huh?
No worrying about watering any of my 400+ pots, in fact rather the reverse, although in fact some of them are not so wet, huge leaves diverting the water to the ground (as if it needed it) rather than into the pots. My rhubarb has given up the ghost, the astratias have spread like a forest fire (which wouldn't burn if you asked it ever so nicely), baskets and pots of classic red geraniums bright and happy, ditto hardy geraniums, hostas adoring it all, also the golden hop but not the tiny miserable peas that have just about succumbed.
Needn't have bothered installing our 4 water butts when the Thames Water hosepipe bans started this year. They have been overflowing! Oh well - ready for next year
Now then Hostas - thats a thought - do they like a lot of rain? Any varieties you can recommend?
They all adore as much rain as they can get - there are literally hundreds and hundreds of different types, from a couple of inches high to several feet high, bluish foliage, green, all shades of variagation, purple, lilac or white flowers, recently scented ones coming in too. I have 65 different types and have barely broken the surface of all those available. Look for a good seller such as Bowdens or Mickfield hosta, there are lots of good companies out there who specialise in them. I usualy buy on line, or at garden shows. Often good to get from a nursery that grows only whatever plants it is that you want, as they will be the experts.
thank you Bookertoo - one question - do I need to take them indoors in the Winter or am I able to grow them in the ground.? Here in South Wales we have some good old frosts.
You need to protect the pots, for the sake of the pots, not the hostas! They are as tough as old boots, some of mine have been in their pots for 10 - 15 years and have never seen a cover except that of snow. They are adored by all slugs and snails, I nearly gave up the collection until I discovered copper tape. A strip around each pot had really made a huge difference. Before then by this time of year the leaves were like net curtains, now although there is the odd damaged leaf, on the whole they are stunning - they are, as I said, loving this wet weather.
thank you so much - by the way - I have just brought Mickfield Hostas up on the machine, and by accident pressed Print - I now have their complete catalogue (16 pages in all) in front of me - so I have enough choices of Hostas to keep me going!!!!! Have a good week - weather permitting.
My home and garden are my life, but I have ordered hundreds of paving slabs(cheap from council) as I cannot cope anymore as my garden looks like a war zone.
On reflection, there are some things to smile about, for the first time in 16 years my water bill shows a CREDIT , and in summer too! The patio gets washed every day and fish in the pond are thriving. The frogs will have to be put on contraceptives soon and moisture loving plants are having a ball......hmmmm, cancel the slab order.
I hope someone else feels like me too, typical the ever optimistic gardner, it will be all wonderfull next year!
Interesting. You mention you are getting cheap slabs from council. I am all for re-cycling but it worries me that a large part of gardens nowadays are being "slabbed" /paved. Where is all the water supposed to go? and doesn't this coontribute to the flooding in recent years? I love to see a bit of grass which personally I think enhances the plants. Our grassed areas are not the perfect lawns - my husband likes the clover and the odd violets that spring up - but I still wouldn't change it for slabs. They have their place for some areas (A shame that people have to pave their tiny front gardens to provide parking) but give me a bit of green any day! We also intalled water butts this year which proved necessary with the early hosepipe bans. I got used to watering plants from the butts and will continue to use it in future in place of tap water to save water generally.
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my hostas have been eaten.
The snails are just having a party. i have taken to collecting them in a bucket of salty water as the pellets are not not lasting long enough to have any real effect. I have collected what seems like 100s of the little bugg@rs
My holly hocks are rusting away to nothing, fungicide is not having any effect as it keeps getting washed off in the rain.
Beans and courgettes have all been eaten, tomatoes only just begining to form fruit. Courgettes only just flowering, pumpkins sulking, every single of the 100 + sunflowers sown have either been eaten or didn't germinate.
I normally have a garden party the last weekend of July( when the garden is at its absolute best ) , bunting, sandwiches, scones etc, always serve a home grown tom salald and a bean salad, will have almost nothing home grown to feed people this year and for the garden it looks dismal
Lovely of read all your news, but cannot stop now- the sun is shining.
Its raining!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Seems we are all in the same boat (some people literally!). My tomatoes are a disaster this year, the courgettes are pathetic, and the beans are way behind for the time of year. The potato crop seems to be ok though - probably because I'm on sandy soil.
We live in Norfolk where we usually have drought conditions year on year. Our garden is planted with drought loving plants and some of those aren't very happy with being soaked. All veg is poor. Peas are huge and lush but no peas. Courgettes still only have 6 tiny leaves with 5 male flowers so far. Onions are like giant spring onions, they haven't bulbed yet. Tomatoes are pretty good though, given them very little water and kept the greenhouse ajar. Too cold for chillis though, had to throw them away.
One good thing I have found is that it's cool enough to concentrate on cuttings. Plus we can keep on top of garden chores like weeding, pruning & pot washing. (Between the showers). Something else i've been able to do is move plants around, which normally has to wait until autumn. Then, when summer does arrive we can be more relaxed and enjoy the garden. I've also sown grass seed because it's cool and wet enough. It can get frustrating when gardening is your life, don't give up, it will get better.
And although water bills are down, heating bills are up. Can't win can we?


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"Sergeant Floyd much weaker and no better. Made Mr. Faufonn the interpter a fiew presents, and the Indians a Canister of Whiskey. We set out under a gentle breeze from the S.E. and proceeded on verry well. Serjeant Floyd as bad as he can be no pulse & nothing will stay a moment on his Stomach or bowels. Passed two Islands on the S.S. and at the first Bluff on the S.S. Serj. Floyd Died with a great deal of Composure, before his death he Said to me, "I am going away" I want you to write me a letter. We buried him on the top of the bluff ½ Mile below a Small river to which we gave his name, he was buried with the Honors of War much lamented, a seeder post with the (1) Name Sergt. C. Floyd died here 20th of august 1804 was fixed at the head of his grave. This Man at all times gave us proofs of his firmness and determined resolution to doe Service to and honor to himself… after paying all the honor to our Deceased brother we camped in the Mouth of floyds River about 30 yards wide, a butifull evening."
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"Set out early wind from the South at three miles we landed at a Bluff where the two men Sent with the horses were waiting with two Deer, by examination this Bluff Contained Alum, Copperas, Cobalt, Pyrites; a Alum Rock Soft & Sand Stone. Capt. Lewis in proveing the quality of those minerals was Near poisoning himself by the fumes & tast of the Cobalt which had the appearance of Soft Isonglass. Copperas & alum is verry pisen, Above this Bluff a Small Creek coms in from the L.S. passing under the Clift for Several Miles, this Creek Roloje a name I learned last night is M[ ]s Seven Miles above is a Clift of Allom Stone of a Dark Brown Colr. Containing also incrusted in the crevices & shelves of the rock great qts. Of Cobalt, Semented Shels & a red earth. From this the river bends to the East and is within 3 or 4 miles of the River Soues at the place where that river Coms from the high land into the Low Prairie & passes under the foot of those Hills to its Mouth. Capt. Lewis took a Dost of Salts to work off the effects of the arsenic, we camped on the S.S. Sailed the greater part of this day with a hard wind from the S.E. Great deel of Elk Sign, and great appearance of wind from the N.W. ordered a vote for a Serjeant to chuse one of three which may be the highest number. the highest numbers are P. Gass had 19 votes, Bratten & Gibson."


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Media day closed Panther workouts, and lighted the shadows of what
happened over the last few days at Charlotte Christian.
Attendance was certainly something covered, but the biggest thing
unknown was the structure of the camp. Jordan Gross and Travelle
Wharton, the camp leaders, hired Velocity Sports Performance to cover
the conditioning portion, and installed portions of the offense and
defense during the 4 hour sessions.
They also had a lot of help from players who have experience with the
team and offense. In attendance from the past? Some of the former team
leaders, some considered the best the team has fielded at those
positions - Muhsin Muhammad, Wesley Walls, Steve Beuerlein, Jeff
Donnalley, Jeff Mitchell were there.
Media reports don't pinpoint defensive players, like Mike Minter or Mike
Rucker (actually, to back off Rucker, he's possibly considered a team
employee), both who would've been natural to show up. Unlike the
offense, which is a nearly universal Coryell system run by a number of
college teams and about a third of the NFL, the Jim Johnson system is
run by only a couple teams (Philadelphia, of course; St. Louis;
Carolina; and possibly New York depending on whether or not they
continued with the scheme after Steve Spagnuolo left for the Rams).
Carolina has hired numerous former players (Ricky Proehl, Ray Brown,
John Settle) among the younger level of coaches, in part to help handle
this situation as well - young coaches to help out the young players.
But it's great to finally see the level of history involved to allow
players who haven't been here in a decade to remain relevant.
Say what you want about Cam Newton, but he's doing the right things.
He's gotten more personal work in, you'd assume, than any other Panther.
Media exposure after the players-only workouts show two very good signs
- knowing (and therefore hopefully understanding) the offense fairly
well, and working out hard.
Newton flipped tires with the linemen, consistent with his actions at
Auburn and Blinn. They're the same actions that helped make him
successful there, championships at both, without a second year to build
on. That's not the actions of a guy trying to be an icon or
entertainer. That's the actions of a guy winning his teammates over -
not trying, doing. Working out and lifting with linemen is a
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to recreate.
The situation with the offense was inevitably overblown by Jon Gruden -
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playcalls and the response was "36". Add that with the Chudzinski "900
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media for a bit. But with good tutoring, he's learned it - with no
reason to suggest he otherwise wouldn't have within the structure of
minicamp. Which brings it back to the concern - that he "hadn't",
instead of he "couldn't". Newton's intelligence wasn't ever really
questioned, but his experience was (and it's still a concern - the world
he'll see from under center is a lot different from the one he saw in
the spread option SEC). But some of the things that were concerns -
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Ryan O'Reilly still wears the same undershirt he has since coming to the Avalanche. It's light blue, with enough holes around the shoulder area to make it appear it has been sprayed with buckshot.
It's the lone reminder of the old O'Reilly. Otherwise, everything about the Avalanche center seems different. The kid who used to beat himself up over every little thing, who seemed lacking in self esteem, has been replaced by a guy who will make $6.5 million next season and gives off an unmistakable air of ... and I'm worth it. The rink rat has been replaced by something of a top cat.
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The Denver Post's Adrian Dater and Mike Chambers post analysis, notes, video, chats and more on this blog focusing on the Colorado Avalanche.
Which isn't to say O'Reilly has gotten lazy. He has been the last guy off the ice for every Avs practice since Colorado matched the two-year, $10 million offer sheet from the Calgary Flames only 11 days ago. He's still flipping pucks into a bucket while most everyone has showered and gone home.
But the old, insecure O'Reilly is morphing into, as the author Tom Wolfe put it, a "man in full." When O'Reilly got the big contract he held out for, he also signed up for a lot more pressure. But after his first five games with the Avs, O'Reilly has seemed as fazed by the burden of expectations as a man buying a loaf of bread.
Which is no surprise to his father, Brian, a life coach who has worked extensively with his son the past couple of years to develop the boy with potential to be the man in full.
" 'Snook' (O'Reilly's nickname to parents Brian and Bonnie) is someone who will thrive under the more pressure he faces, because he wants it and embraces it," Brian said recently. "It's not something he will be afraid of. That's the way it should be."
O'Reilly, 22, may have proved himself to himself, but he knows people are still watching him with a close eye. They want to see weaknesses in his game, then throw the $6.5 million number at him and jeer.
Whether Avalanche teammates are doing the same is open to conjecture. But there is no denying what his return has done for the team. He has added a whole new dimension to the Avs' offensive attack — including his new, booming slap shot from the point on the power play — and given Matt Duchene and Paul Stastny more license to roam from opponents' top checking lines.
After the first 11 days of tumult and shouting, O'Reilly says he has gradually tried to work himself back into being one of the guys again — albeit with the knowledge that he may not be just any one of the guys anymore.
"Nobody's looking at how much anyone's making, what their contract is," O'Reilly said. "It's one product out there, one team. And I'm just happy to be a part of that."
After O'Reilly contributed a goal and an assist in the Avs' 3-2 overtime victory Sunday night, coach Joe Sacco said O'Reilly "thinks the game the right way."
"Usually, if you're in good position, the puck ends up coming to you," Sacco said. " He played well again."
And to think: O'Reilly might not be playing for the Avs now had it not been for that offer sheet from the Flames.
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I woke up this morning around 9:30 not feeling so well. My head hurts a little bit and my body is achy. The achy part could totally have to do with the facct that I finally did some exercise this week ( I played in a flag football game on Monday night and a softball game on Tuesday night). Regardless of the reason I still don't feel very well. I knew that JP must be working from home today because he didn't kiss me goodbye. I walked out to the kitchen and toasted a bagel then I went upstairs to the office to deliver it to him and to say hello. I told him I was gonna go back to bed for a little while. I totally wont be able to fall back asleep but I am still going to spend a majority of my day in this perfect little corner of the world.
Right now sitting in my bed I have a warm bagel waiting to be eaten, a piping hot cup of tea, my lap top, almost a 180º view of the backyard (the pool is directly in the center of the view), and a large flat screen tv with 1500+ channels. And have approximately 5 hours to relax until we leave for Houston. Regardless of how I feel right now today is still a good day!


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From surface appearances, Intimidad is an exceedingly modest affair. Filmmakers David Redmon and Ashley Sabin, who also made the well-received Kamp Katrina, followed a young married couple for four years as they diligently worked to save up enough money to make a down payment on a piece of land they could call their own. If they lived in the United States, Camilo and Cecy might be described as living the American dream. Their story is more universal, however; like people everywhere, they simply want to provide for themselves while maintaining their personal dignity.
Camilo and Cecy are both 21 years of age and have an infant daughter named Loida. They are living in Reynosa, Mexico, across the border from McAllen, Texas. Reynosa is primarily a factory town with a population of half a million people, and both Camilo and Cecy are gainfully employed. Camilo works assembling fire hydrants for Wisconsin-based Johnson Controls, while Cecy makes bras for Victoria's Secret. (She gets paid about 18 cents per bra.) Together, they bring in about $500 per month, but expenses eat up most of that, leaving only $15 that they can put aside for their future home. It's not like they're splurging on anything -- they don't even have electricity, spending their evenings and early mornings illuminated only by the dim flames of candles. p>
Camilo and Cecy face two major dilemmas. The first is that they are living far apart from their daughter because they are both working long hours and Cecy's other family members are 18 hours away (by bus). They have made this sacrifice only because they want to have a proper home for their family. The second big problem is that at their current rate of savings, it will take them 40 years to save up enough money to buy their long-cherished property.
Clearly their dream is impossible to achieve, yet they soldier onward, showering by candlelight, working all day, talking softly at night. Camilo works overtime to make extra money, and Cecy looks for a second job every weekend. They live together, but they barely spend any time together. And Cecy desperately misses her daughter. Her family doesn't even let her speak to the child on the telephone, for fear that it will upset the girl further.
It's a desperate, hand to mouth existence, and the couple looks increasingly anxious and trapped. Camilo and Cecy put on a brave front, always ready to smile, even as they seem to be fighting back tears. Have they simply resigned themselves to their fate?
Things come to a head when they visit Loida for the Christmas holidays. After a separation of one year, the shy, quiet little girl doesn't recognize her parents. Cecy talks about how much she loves her home town of Santa Maria, a tiny village in the state of Puebla, east of Mexico City. Her father is not well. She can't stand to again separate from her daughter. She wants to stay in Santa Maria, but Camilo resists. He reminds her of their limited prospects in the little town. Where will he find work when there are no jobs to be had?
Cecy knows that towns like Santa Maria have bleak prospects for the future. Their sons and daughters have left in search of work, most never to return, leaving behind only the older ones, who will slowly die off. Still, it's her home, and her family, and, especially, her daughter, and she can't bear to leave. Camilo and Cecy face a crisis point, and the way in which they resolve it will affect the rest of their lives.
It would be easy, and justified, for the film to point its finger explicitly at the American corporations that pay such minimal wages, or at the political and government failures that cause so many people to live in such poverty. But, really, those things are self-evident. Camilo and Cecy calmly and deliberately live their lives, not wasting time or energy on blaming others, and neither does the film.
Much sentiment is expressed and tears are shed, but Intimidad never feels forced, melodramatic, or staged. Co-directors Redmon and Sabin exercise restraint in the presenting the young couple's story while also making it cinematic, in part by including b-camera footage shot in 16mm that adds a more poetic touch to the ordinary lives caught on video.
Rather than being resigned to fate, Camilo and Cecy are determined to keep moving forward, to do everything within their power to achieve their dreams, no matter how limited they may appear to others. Their contentment with a very modest standard of living is a stark rejoinder to Western consumer culture, which prizes acquisition of material goods above all else, no matter the actual need. Camilo, Cecy, and Loida have food, clothing, shelter -- and each other, which is all anyone could ask for.
The film had its world premiere at SXSW last week, and will be playing at other festivals in the coming months. Check the official site for details.


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If it's not, here is my take on how to approach this game:
Run it early and often. Buffalo still hasn't addressed their Run D and their edges just aren't very good.
With Byrd and Gilmore out, it should be somewhat easy for Brady to work the windows on the field. Advantages all over, especially with a run game established early.
Stop CJ Spiller/Fred Jackson. With a rookie QB who hasn't played in a month or played top competition yet, it would be appear obvious they'll ease him in with lots of work for their RBs.
If they do run some read option stuff, just hit Manuel. He won't want to be the guy to make plays within those kinds of plays in his first game.
Mix man and zone to confuse Manuel.
Pats 38, Buffalo 17
I believe Gilmore is out, but Byrd is questionable?
Agree establish the run will be first priority. Bills DL and LB's can be pushed around by Pats OL.
I think you are generous with your score. IMO Bills have trouble scoring 17 points
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Haha . . . thought you could all get a laugh at my expense. I was cleaning out a desk drawer today and came across picts from my very-first-ever mountain bike race. It was a snow dual-slalom at a local ski resort, about year 2000. Dig the gaiters-over-old-sweatpants and the moto helmet stylin'. (I'm still a dork, but at least a better-dressed dork now ) Bike was a bone-stock Mongoose D-50i with Bontrager DH bars
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After a week off, the LoanMart Madera Speedway is set for a Saturday night return replete with roaring engines, squealing tires, and a series that last year saw some of the closest races all season.
The main event of the night will be the second race of the LoanMart Open Late Model Series, where perennial top finisher Matt Erickson looks to defend his young winning streak against rival driver Rick Thompson.
Last month, Erickson handily defeated all other drivers and finished over Garland Tyler by more than nine seconds.
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The auction of Anthology, the downtown live-music venue and eatery that suddenly shut down Jan. 1, has been postponed until April 2, an auction official said Friday.
The delay is because of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filed in court Thursday by India Street Ventures LLC, listed in records as the owner.
Items that were set to be sold Friday included the real estate, on India Street at the western edge of Little Italy, the club's business license and its furnishings, including the high-tech video and sound systems.
India Street Ventures was behind on mortgage payments by $65,000, public records show. A default notice, which signals the start of the foreclosure process, was filed in November.
That's when venue co-operators Howard and Marsha Berkson quietly started a search for new proprietors.
Howard Berkson, who terminated the venue's management staff Jan. 4, also told workers that he and his wife were divorcing.
Multiple calls and emails to the Berksons have not been returned.
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GREENWOOD VILLAGE — Mike Brookhart made it official Wednesday — he stepped down as football coach at Cherry Creek.
Dave Logan, fired last week at rival Mullen, might emerge as a candidate for the position.
The 51-year-old Brookhart ended his four-year football run after meeting with the Bruins in the morning, citing a need for more family time. In an unusual double in Class 5A, and at the state's largest high school, Brookhart coached football and boys basketball.
"It was time," said Brookhart, a 1979 graduate of Cherry Creek. "I told the kids how much I cared about them and I'll be cheering them on next year.
"My family has been my biggest supporters and it's different now for us in terms of time management. It's just time to step aside. I still love coaching basketball and I still love Cherry Creek High School."
Brookhart led the Bruins to the Class 5A football championship game in 2008 and compiled a 29-18 record that included four showings in the 32-team postseason bracket as well as a 5-6 mark in 2009, one of the few losing seasons in school history.
He had taken over for Greg Critchett, who was Cherry Creek's first football coach without any previous ties to the school since it opened in 1956.
"I'm proud of what we did," Brookhart said. "We had four nice years and did some really good things."
Athletic director Darren Knox referred all inquiries to district director of communications Tustin Amole, who said the job will be posted until Friday, "which isn't unusual," and the school hopes to move quickly to name a new coach.
Cherry Creek has put together a committee of parents, staff and students who will be a part of the search process, Amole said. No timeline has been set, but it "will depend on how many qualified candidates will be interviewed."
Concerning Logan, Amole said, "We would be happy to have him apply, just like anyone else."
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It is most regrettable that the late Kinnier Wilson's untimely death denied him the opportunity to know and enjoy the enthusiastic worldwide reception which these two remarkable volumes are receiving and justly will continue to receive. The medical world will ever be deeply indebted to Dr. Bruce for having seen to the publication of the manuscript, which at the time of Dr. Wilson's death had not yet reached the hands of the publishers.
This work is a textbook on clinical neurology. It is an excellent and timely successor to the much earlier works of a similar type by Gowers and by Oppenheim. Nor do the present volumes suffer in any respect by comparison with their predecessors. Wilson is concerned here primarily with the description, diagnosis and elucidation of nervous diseases. To this end he has drawn on an unusually full and varied experience, to which he has added probably the
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We are currently in the stages of changing our diets etc to become super healthy! I am waiting on delivery of ovulation tests/PH tests/Thermometer etc etc, we are also keen to try and sway the chances of making a baby boy if possible, but not essential obviously! We aim to begin TTC in Sept/Oct.
Has anyone been successful at AI at home? Also any stories on co-parenting?
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Good luck TTC! That's super exciting! There are lots of folks on the Queer Conceptions board who can give you help and support with the getting-preggers part of it all. Also, this book is very good: http://www.amazon.com/Essential-Guide-Lesbian-Conception-Pregnancy/dp/1555839401. I need to dig my copy out of hiding...
DW and I are entering a similar situation - hoping to get me knocked up by my (poly) BF. I'd love to hear any 3-way co-parenting tales that might be out there!
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Emma Watson graduated this weekend from Brown University with a degree in English Literature. She is also the highest grossing actress of the decade. We think Hermione would be proud of Emmas degree, but then probably ask for donations for S.P.E.W.
Lets talk about the BIG WEDDING this weekend! Lisa Edelstein, Dr. Cuddy of House, got married this weekend to artist Robert Russell in Los Angeles, California. A source close to the couple says they are very happy. What wonderful sweet wedding news… This is the big wedding you wanted to know about right?
Okay, okay, THIS is the big wedding that happened this weekend: A contestant of The Bachelorette and winner of The Bachelor Pad 2's Michael Stagliano got married this weekend in Chicago. Perfect weather for two new newlyweds. Wait, that's not the big wedding you were thinking about was it?
Alright, we found the wedding everyone was talking about this weekend: Casey Wilson and David Caspe got married this weekend in Ojai, California. Casey got married by her brother who became a Universal Life Minister for the event. How Sweet! Oh, that's not the wedding posted all over the news?
OH, it was THIS WEDDING everyone was talking about? Patrick Swayzes widow, Lisa Niemi married jeweler Albert Deprisco this weekend in Palm Beach, Florida. Lisa had been married to Patrick Swayze for 34 years before he passed away. But she found love again with Albert and now they're married! THAT was the big wedding that happened this weekend…Right?


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It's usually the case that jazz concerts are promoted as performances by "headline" artists joined by members of a band under the leader's name, as in the Mr. Fabulously Talented Quartet. A pair of collectives, where every musician is recognized for making a significant contribution, comes through Colorado this month.
Both groups also happen to have arresting new CDs out, so how about that?
The band known as Ninety Miles takes its name from the distance between Miami and Cuba, and the members strive to find common ground between American and Cuban ideas. They succeed mightily on "Live At Cubadisco" (Concord/Picante), recorded in Havana. Stefon Harris (likely the best under-50 jazz vibraphonist working) releases billowy clouds of harmonic patterns while saxophonist David Sanchez and trumpeter Christian Scott sound off over their own twisting compositions.
Scott isn't in tow for the tour that will bring them to Boulder's Macky Auditorium on Thursday, but fellow New Orleans native Nicholas Payton should ably fill his trumpet spot. It's difficult to choose between the two. They're equally creative explorers who seem to gleefully confound expectations.
It's always a pleasure to hear jazz at Macky. The history of that room seems to bring out the best from some performers, and I have seen John Scofield and James Carter at the top of their individual games there. (Tickets, $14-$52, via cupresents.org)
Sometimes I'm asked, "Who's never made a bad record?" Many of music's seemingly infallible heroes have made unfortunate choices or been caught on an off night. I would argue that Thelonious Monk never made a half-hearted recording, and while I enjoyed it, a lot of people disliked his over-the-top big band LP, 1968's "Monk's Blues," which seems to have disappeared from the CD catalog.
One artist who (at least to my knowledge) never seems to give less than his all is saxophonist Joe Lovano. There is a level of commitment that permeates all of his recorded work, and his latest project, which goes by the name UsFive, holds up high standards for straight-ahead interplay.
UsFive's new CD, "Cross Culture" (Blue Note, and not to be confused with former Blue Note artists Us3), is a wholly collaborative effort, even if Lovano's picture is on the cover. It's the third CD from the intriguing lineup, which includes two drummers (Francisco Mela and Otis Brown III) alongside Lovano on a variety of horns, pianist James Weidman and bassist Esperanza Spalding.
Spalding is arguably the biggest "star" in the band at this point, after she nearly crossed over as something of a pop star in 2012. But here she's an equal partner as the quintet goes after more aggressive blowouts like "Myths and Legends" alongside a particularly tender reading of Ellington-Strayhorn's "Star Crossed Lovers." "Cross Culture" continues what seems to be an endless winning streak for Lovano, and it's nice that he's brought the younger artists in the quintet along for the ride.
UsFive plays Dazzle on Jan. 30-31, with shows at 7 and 9 both nights. As of this writing, tickets were available only for the first night. So act fast. (Tickets, $40, via dazzlejazz.com)
Set list: Freddy Cole (brother of Nat "King" who also sings and plays piano) wraps up his weekend at Dazzle on Sunday ... Jazz@Jack's is holding a jam session every Monday night this year, anchored by the Jack Hadley Band ... Femi Kuti and Positive Force play the Boulder Theater on Tuesday ... Ken Walker's sextet appears at Lafayette's Rocky Mountain Center For Musical Arts on Saturday ... the Latin Jazz All Stars, featuring trombonist Steve Turre, are scheduled for the Mount Vernon Country Club on Jan. 24 ...


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I miscarried and am pregnant again. How can I control my worries?
I miscarried my first pregnancy. I'm now 14 weeks into my second pregnancy and I'm still very nervous about something going wrong. This pregnancy is going very well -- but I still have this nagging fear in the back of my mind. What can I do to make myself feel better?
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I had my first miscarrige in Dec. it is now February. We are Pregnant again, I am so scared. Does one miscarriage mean another one.posted 02/19/2005 by a BabyCenter Member
i also had a miscarrage with my last pregnancy. i am now almost 7 months along and can honestly say that the fear never totally goes away. just try to think positive and hopefully things will work for all of you. and if it doesnt, remember it is for a good reason that things didnt work. it helped me alot to read some books about miscarrage and why it happens.posted 08/07/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
I have had 2 missacrriages in a row and i am now 13 weeks pregnant. i have had a sonogram and everything was perfectly fine but im still worried to death. im going to be 20 at the end of this year and already ive had these problems with no medical explaination. I have another Drs appontment next week so hopefully everything is going fine then too but i cant help but have all the fears that come from a previouse misscarriage.posted 08/11/2006 by hmefford06
My first pregnancy ended in miscarriage at about 8 weeks. I had a terrible time with it and was desparate to conceive again - we tried for 8 months but were unsuccessful...I felt that since all 4 of my older sisters were able to have healthy pregnancies & babies, why shouldn't I? I had a terrible sense of failure and I was terribly depressed. I know it sounds strange to say now, nearly 3 years later and now 14 weeks pregnant, but losing that first baby may have been a blessing in disquise. Shortly after the m/c, my marriage failed - I would have been a single mom and if it can be avoided, who wants that!? I'm now remarried to a wonderful man who is so excited about this baby and dedicated to our life together as a family. I'm in a much better place emotionally these days and have a wonderful support system. I worry incessantly about the possibility of losing this baby too but I can't let it get the best of me - I just have to push on and stay positive. It's my job to give this baby a peaceful and healthy place to grow until it's ready to come out and meet the world. I hope that all of the other women out there who are worrying themselves sick over this are able to get past it and try to enjoy their pregnancies (however brief they may be), you have a little life growing inside of you, how amazing is that!! Oh, and my 4 older sisters, I didn't find out until after the m/c that each of them had at least one m/c as well. It's very common, but take comfort in the fact that since you were able to conceive at all before, that it can happen again and that there wouldn't be so darn many people wandering around this world if it didn't work more than occassionally!posted 08/08/2005 by Judith&John
I had a miscarriage in February at 7 weeks. It was and still is devastating. My doctor told me that if I was emotionally ready we could start trying as soon as I had my first period. We did and I just found out that I am 5 weeks pregnant. I am overjoyed but also very nervous. I am trying to enjoy every symptom and every moment of this pregnancy and hope and pray that we will have a healthy pregnancy and child in January. Good luck!posted 05/12/2005 by amanda2425
i had a miscarraige in july and had a normal period in september and it is november 11th and i am six weeks pregnant. i had totally given up on having any more kids until i found out i was pregnant again.i never thought that miscarrying could happen to me cause i have a son that is going to be two years old in december and i had a normal pregnancy.i just hope things continue to go well.posted 11/11/2003 by a BabyCenter Member
Jennifer, I know how you feel I had a miscarriage 3 years ago and I was very depressed about it for a long time. I was also very angry with my husband because he seemed to 'get over it' without any difficulty. I am now 16 weeks pregnant with my 3 'live' child and am a nervous wreck. My doctors are making me nervous because they seem to never give me a definite answer. I think I read somewhere that after 5 months a baby can survive out of the womb but ask your doctor. I have a friend who had 2 miscarriages in a row and then later she had a healthy boy then a healthy girl each consecutive year. She had to have an operation that allowed her to successfully 'hold' the fetus. But each pregnancy is different and so is each person. Just try to stay stress free and let your husband do all of the housework (or most of it). Do not lift anything heavy, do not reach too high over your head, do not do anything that may stress your abdomen. Good Luck!posted 05/13/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
I had a miscarriage 2 months ago. I was told to wait at least 1 cycle before trying again. We have tried and are waiting to do a test. I am so scared and I am worried that my fear could affect the next pregnancy.posted 01/16/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
juliannasmom, Thank you so much! You made me have a ray of hope. My only fear is that I dont have any pregnancy symptoms other than a little sickness, but at the same time I didnt have any symptoms with my daughter and she came out healthy. I tend to worry way too much. But I dont now if I can handle having to wait another few weeks to be safe if it is a new pregnancy. But the whole time I thought I m/c I also thought that I didnt because I was so emotional about everything and that just isnt me. I changed my u/s to the 15th so I can find out sooner. Wish me luck and thank you at least now I know that it is possible to bleed and still carry full term.posted 08/12/2005 by madidawn
After a miscarriage at 16 weeks, I am finally pregnant again (12th week). I am also very worried about miscarriage again, but my friend told me about renting a doppler (heart) monitor. She said it gave her tremendous reassurance when she had those bad days of not feeling pregnant and then hearing the baby's heartbeat. I've ordered mine and can't wait to receive it. I'm sure it will help alleviate a lot of stress.posted 06/06/2005 by a BabyCenter Member
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Professional baseball has been around for over 150 years. The game started in the northeast and quickly spread to the rest of the United States. Montreal was the site of professional baseball with the AAA farm team of the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Montreal Royals. But, it was not until 1969 that major league baseball moved across the border to Canada and the Montreal Expos were created. In the 35 year history of the team, the Expos only reached the playoffs once, in 1981. However, their greatest season would be the ill-fated 1994 season. That was the year of the players strike which ended the season with the Montreal Expos in first place. After that season, Montreal could not reclaim its past achievement and lost many players to other teams. Some of Montreals great players include Tim Raines, Randy Johnson, Larry Walker, Gary Carter, Pedro Martinez and Vladimir Guerrero. Because of poor ownership, baseball in Montreal suffered a slow death, ending in 2004 when the team moved to Washington.
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