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dude, chill.
it's been 6 months, and you are working on it. don't worry about it, it will come. could be that you work out too much, could be the quality of your sleep. could be that you're being obsessive.
Well, maybe I'm being a bit harsh on myself. There's probably been some progress, just not really in the areas I want. I'm trying to not sound too petulant here because I know some people would give a limb or two just to be in my position right now. I should note that my current state has been lasting for a few months now.
Long story short, I'm frustrated. Annoyed is probably a good word to use as well. About what, you ask? Well, I've gotten to the point where I'm fairly certain that there are just a few pounds to go before I hit the mark where the abdominals are uncovered. This is frustrating for me because as far back as I remember, I've never had that. (I never did sports or such in high school, and my fitness/health interest only began about three years ago.)
Been almost full-bore PB nutrition since... oh, mid-July, I guess? Look at my profile to see when I registered for a good idea. The only hiccough was when I went home for three weeks at Christmas, but even then I fell easily into 80/20. (My version of "hiccough" is that, because when I'm on my own, I'm virtually 100% PB.) Daily food intake is meat, eggs, veggies, oils (coconut and/or EVO), some spices, and the occasional fruit (right now, strawberries in limited quantities). Cheating for me is a whole butternut squash with butter and cinnamon or one of the desserts found on this site or elsewhere (misathemeb's "cuffins" are a favorite, but only are made at most, once a month).
I'm starting to follow the Leangains protocol; I'd given it a small whirl most of the time I was at my parents' home but now I'm starting it back up again to see if it helps. I'm fiddling with the idea of trying ketosis for a month to try and slice off the last few pounds of fat needed to see the sixer, but don't quite know really how to implement it. (I have to see examples of what people in keto actually eat in a given day.)
Today, following LG, and with a late-afternoon training, I've eaten thus far (start around 12:30PM):
-- BAS of lettuce, endive, red cabbage, broccoli, ~1.5T EVOO, ~1.5T balsamic vinegar, sprinkle rosemary, 3/4 lb. ground beef
-- ~1 lb. beef roast, and am currently munching on lettuce waiting for some strawberries to thaw so that I can mix them with coconut milk (about 1/2 cup? maybe a bit less) and coconut flakes or coconut flour; might throw in some canned pumpkin (1/2 cup?) as well, with cinnamon
-- More to be eaten later.
Been on the fitness train for about three years now, cycling among a few different protocols -- the few most recent have been Jason Ferruggia's MGS (my university senior year), SimpleFit, ZombieFit, and now I've hitched my wagon to Coach Sommer's Building the Gymnastic Body. Doing four weekly WODs, with a fifth day added of either sprints or playing sports (football mainly, but may join in with roommate playing basketball). I also try to walk 3 miles a day; just walking to/from class once a day equates to nearly two miles. Probably on a weekly basis I walk a total of 15-20 miles.
Considering my age (22), activity level (high; you just read about it), and approximate weight (can't remember the last time I weighed myself; might've been around 185?), I've been ingesting about 3,000 calories/day (give or take). My brain says that's a bit low, but it's also telling me the old story of sensible calorie restriction (500 below maintenance /day) + time = fat loss.
Gwar. Any help? Oh, BTW, here's me... minus any facial features. And no I'm not trying to flex.
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dude, chill.
it's been 6 months, and you are working on it. don't worry about it, it will come. could be that you work out too much, could be the quality of your sleep. could be that you're being obsessive.
cheat day or week throw your body off balance
sounds like you're a model PBer. you could definitely use some of the advice above...a primal carb refeed (sweet potatoes) might really kick up your leptin levels a bit, and having some more patience is a good idea...it can take some time to cut your body fat to lower levels than you're at.
if you want to try and speed things up, you might try going very low carb for a while (particularly after a carb refeed)--maybe a few weeks--and see if that helps. taking a look at leangains is good too for fasting tips.
a workout change might help too. try getting under the bar.
in my opinion, though, you're looking pretty good, and if you keep doing what you're doing you'll be there in no time.
Thanks for the answers. I'll try to relax about it but it's something I've yet to achieve (ever) so forgive me if I'm a little impatient...
I'll consider cutting back on my training but it'll take some time to get through the mindset of needing to train several (i.e. 4+) days per week. It's been that way for me since I started into the fitness 'world' so naturally the re-wiring will take a bit.
The second part, I'm not too fussed. I get plenty of sleep, 7-8 hours per night and the occasional mid-day nap if the need arises (which isn't too often, about once a week if that).
Again, I'm intrigued by the ketosis idea, but having an example of what people actually eat would be helpful. I've seen conflicting accounts - either under 50 g. total carbs or 50 g. net carbs... So resolving that would be nice. It's a ton of greens, that much I know; I get those already.
No can do on the gym part. I train from home and am trying to save money (grad student, you know ). I only started this protocol about a month ago.
Are you a college student, trying to navigate college while being Primal? Do you know any other PB college students on a tight budget? Heck, for that matter, are YOU trying to live Primal on a budget? Enroll at Primal University!
For after all what is man in nature? A nothing in relation to infinity, all in relation to nothing, a central point between nothing and all and infinitely far from understanding either.
-- Blaise Pascal
Read my journals, if you wish. Was 2.5 months 99% Primal and not dropping anything other than water weight.
Have been vlc ~ 20 net carbs for last 2 weeks...moving now into lc (30 grams net carbs per day.) I am finally dropping the last bit of belly fat by dropping the carbs and keeping an eye on my calories (making sure I am in deficit.) Apart from keto-adapting, I am not feeling like I am "dieting" at all.
I don't know if a carb re-feed is really necessary until you go vlc for a few weeks and then see if you are losing or not.
3,000 calories seems high to me if you really want to lose the fat. My husband at 6', 175lbs eats ~2000-2500 calories--and has visible abs--but he is much older than you!
Dropping some of the workouts (just 2 x per week, plus sprints and walking), would probably help a lot.
I agree the total calorie input sounded a bit high, but then we must all undo our paradigm that calories in = calories out! It's what we eat that counts.
Just reading Gary Taubes new book Why We Get Fat (having previously read GCBC) very readable and worth it even if you've already read the other - is a good reminder. The quantity of meat sounds quite high. When Mark was on line a while back for a live broadcast I asked him about protein intake as if you go too high you end up with a metabolism generating more insulin response than you imagine.
I've come off 10 years of high load endurance training as an iron athlete and totally get where you are coming from about frequency of training and getting your head around doing less - but less really is more. If you do too much you'll find your body has insufficient time to repair, I'm finding two fasted heavy weights sessions a week is fine and then don't refuel for an hour or so after and then with a snack rather than a big meal. In fact I'm just taking a few days out this week having found myself doing too much again; it kind of snuck up on me - old habits die hard I guess and I'm an obsessive too!
Also don't forget that physical exertion triggers the brain to want to refuel but equally creating a caloric deficit triggers a response to become less active. It is a balancing act to find where you 'sit' so to speak. And that point will vary according to outside factors as well - college stress, exams, deadlines etc. This might be where you are missing a trick - if you have non-training stress it will still trigger the cortisol etc and affect the body like training - this is a quick way to get overtrained without doing lots of gym hours! I learned that the hard way when I trained through and raced Iron distance during a really stressful period when my teenage daughter disappeared. Don't underestimate the stress factor.
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Hey Velocity,
I eat VLC 6 days out of 7. My diet looks something like this...
Breakfast: Lamb/bacon/steak fried up with a boatload of kale in coconut oil
Lunch: BAS with greens, cucumber, olives, onion and either fatty fish or chicken thighs
Dinner: Steak or lamb chops or salmon with either another green salad or some broccoli
Things I don't eat that you do... Pumpkin, squash and coconut flour. I also use coconut cream rather than coconut milk, it has way less carbs.
Not saying VLC is what you need to do btw, but you asked for a look at a VLC menu and here 'tis
My Journal
No question about the type of calories determining metabolism. And he still needs a calorie deficit for his body to use his fat stores. Many ways to achieve a calorie deficit, vlc being one of them.I agree the total calorie input sounded a bit high, but then we must all undo our paradigm that calories in = calories out! It's what we eat that counts.


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Costume Materialization was a Muggle clothing collection opening event held somewhere in the United Kingdom on 28 September, 1997. Presented by the Museum of Modernism and Moda in association with Pink Flamingos, the collection featured garments designed by Emma Vane, Julia Dehoff, and Mauricio Carneiro. A poster promoting this event was put up on the wall of the Luchino Caffe.[1]
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Ravi Bopara and Charl Willoughby are set to make their first LV= County Championship appearances of the season when Essex travel to Yorkshire in Division Two .
Bopara, who was on England duty over the winter, has been cleared by the ECB to play for Essex in the championship and the Clydesdale Bank 40 until May 13.
However, the 26-year-old will only be used as a specialist batsman against the White Rose, with Mark Pettini the man to make way, due to suffering a side strain in a warm-up game on England's tour to Sri Lanka.
Seamer Willoughby missed the victory over Gloucestershire last time out with a slight groin strain, but is in contention to make his Essex debut at Headingley Carnegie after moving from Somerset over the winter.
Essex head coach Paul Grayson told the club's website "It's excellent news for us that we have Ravi available.
"He'll bat at number four at Headingley and Mark Pettini has to make way for him in this game. It's unfortunate for Mark but that's the nature of having good competition for places.
"It's what we want; it keeps everyone on their toes and I'd much rather have this type of headache of who to leave out and long may that continue."
Phil Jaques is in line to make his second Yorkshire 'debut' after having his status as a non-overseas player rubber-stamped by the ECB.
The Australian left-hander, who scored 2,447 first-class runs at an average of 61.92 in his previous spell with the club in 2004 and 2005, has been added to Yorkshire's squad along with Azeem Rafiq and Oliver Hannon-Dalby.
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Below are links to lists of institutions of Higher education in India.
- 1 Universities
- 2 Institutions
- 3 Miscellaneous lists
- 4 See also
- 5 References
- 6 External links
- List of universities in India
- List of autonomous higher education institutes in India
- List of central universities in India
- List of state universities in India
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Answer: Barcelo should have answered your complaint, explaining what went wrong at its Puerto Vallarta property while you were there and offering an apology, at a minimum.
It's important to understand that this hotel is an all-inclusive resort, meaning that it's designed to be the kind of place you never have to leave. Every meal, every drink, every snack is included in the price of your room. So when there's an outbreak of a mysterious illness, it could potentially affect many guests.
That's what appeared to happen here. If you read the reports of this outbreak, which happened during the spring of 2010, you'll see there was speculation that it could be anything from the flu to a gastrointestinal virus. In a response posted online by the hotel's management, Barcelo claimed that tests of its water and food came back negative, and ultimately, it blamed the sickness on pollution in a nearby river.
While it's laudable for Barcelo to respond to these problems in a public forum, I think it's equally important to deal with the outbreaks on a case-by-case basis from customers. Why didn't the hotel bother answering you? You sent your email to the president, marketing department and the press office of the company, which undoubtedly routed it back to the property. It may have fallen between the cracks.
I might have started with a simple email to the hotel outlining your problem, before going straight to the appeals process. Actually, I probably would have mentioned your illness to the hotel while you were there, and asked if there were anything Barcelo could do by way of compensation. Even though, according to the hotel, it wasn't responsible for the illness, it should have been concerned that you weren't having a good vacation.
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By Michelle Russell | 3 September 2012
Arla said that it will now pay 29.5ppl for milk supplied by members of its dedicated supply group
Arla Foods is to increase the price it pays its co-operative members in the UK for milk in a move, it said, would "build confidence" in the UK dairy industry.
The Cravendale milk owner said it will now pay 29.5ppl for milk supplied by members of its dedicated supply group Arla Foods Milk Partnership (AFMP), from 1 October.
The move, announced today (3 September), comes as AFMP launches a milk sourcing model, which it says will allow a more transparency in milk pricing.
Key elements of the model include: anticipated improved returns from its customers and markets. It also said it would give its "full support" of the new voluntary code of practice drawn up by UK dairy processors and farmers, announced today.
Arla said it would also offer "a range of contracts to suit the needs of dairy farmers".
The milk sourcing model will allow Arla to share with members the benefits of retailer-aligned contracts by pooling retailer premiums, it said. Arla argued AFMP members which receive a price not set through a formulaic model - which covers around 75% of partnership - would see better returns.
"We have worked tirelessly for a number of months to develop this model," said AFMP chairman Jonathan Ovens. "We were fully aware when we announced a reduction in the milk price that it was not sustainable for our membership.
"The increase in cost of production is very real for members but we don't believe that a cost of production model is the long-term answer because it would lead to a UK dairy market that is uncompetitive and at risk post 2015. The milk sourcing model has allowed us to improve returns to members, addresses their concerns and gives choice and confidence in their processing partner."
Arla Foods with AFMP launches its milk sourcing model and raises milk price from 1 October
In a move to build confidence in the British dairy industry and with the support of Arla's strategic customers, AFMP is taking a major step towards adopting a more transparent milk pricing and sourcing strategy with the launch of its milk sourcing model.
The key elements include:
Confirmation of the recent communication to its members of a significant increase in Arla's standard litre price to 29.5ppl from 1 October, which will be delivered through:
o Anticipated improved returns from its customers and markets
o Support from its strategic customers to share all liquid milk premiums for the benefit of all AFMP members not on a formulaic model
o Asda DairyLink, Tesco seasonal, Cravendale and the non-aligned premiums will be incorporated into the Arla standard litre price
Full support of the Voluntary Code of Practice
Recognition of the recent achievements of dairy farmers and a commitment to engage with the coalition to find common ground on the 10-point plan
A transparent and sustainable pricing model to be delivered in 2013:
o A range of contracts to suit the needs of dairy farmers
o Adoption of Arla Foods amba's practice of monthly price announcements to smooth the transition of milk price
o Continued support and commitment to retailer aligned pools
o Launch of the most comprehensive study into the costs of production drivers in order to develop plans for Arla's supplying farmers to be able to reduce them and improve profitability
Beginning the process in the Autumn of 2012 of defining and agreeing the criteria and roadmap for AFMP/MPL to achieve full membership of Arla Foods amba at some point in the future
October price increase
The milk sourcing model will allow Arla to share with members the benefits of retailer aligned contracts by pooling the retailer premiums which, in turn, will give better returns to all AFMP members whose price is not set through a formulaic model. This covers approximately 75 per cent of the AFMP milk pool.
It is confirmed that with effect from 1 October, Arla's standard litre price will be 29.5 pence for AFMP members in the non-aligned, Asda and Tesco seasonal milk pools. The TSDG and SDDG milk prices will continue to be formulated in accordance with the existing pricing models.
Speaking about the announcement, Ash Amirahmadi, Arla's head of milk procurement, commented: "The coalition has been successful in raising public awareness of the plight of farmers in a way that we couldn't. We believe it is our duty to take over the baton and deliver a price and a sustainable sourcing strategy that step changes the returns for our members, restores confidence and takes a major step in moving AFMP towards the cooperative model of Arla Foods amba, where all farmers benefit equally from the returns from our customers.
"We thank our strategic customers for their significant support and trust in helping us make this happen. We could not have achieved this without their help," Ash added.
AFMP roadmap to deliver cooperative status
The board of MPL will begin the process, in Autumn 2012, of defining and agreeing the criteria for AFMP to achieve full membership of Arla Foods amba, the result of which will give much needed clarity to AFMP members on the approximate timescales and level of investment required, but also of the benefits. Members will then have a choice to continue on the road to amba membership, in a way that is acceptable to members and Arla Foods amba, or take a direct supply contract with Arla in place of their existing contract.
Commenting on the launch of the milk sourcing model, Jonathan Ovens, AFMP chairman, said: "We have worked tirelessly for a number of months to develop this model. We were fully aware when we announced a reduction in the milk price that it was not sustainable for our membership. The increase in cost of production is very real for members but we don't believe that a cost of production model is the long-term answer because it would lead to a UK dairy market that is uncompetitive and at risk post 2015. The milk sourcing model has allowed us to improve returns to members, addresses their concerns and gives choice and confidence in their processing partner."
Speaking about Arla's and AFMP's launch of the milk pricing model, Peter Kendall, President of the NFU said: "On behalf of the dairy coalition, we laid down the important challenge to milk buyers to reverse the milk price cuts and find a better way of doing business with farmers. Arla has responded to this challenge in a transparent and meaningful way.
"On the same lines as the coalition and SOS dairy, Arla's plans are about putting dairy farmers in the driving seat which is why I welcome and support these proposals. However, what is important to dairy farmers is that price increases are lasting and industry wide."
Mansel Raymond, NFU dairy board chairman, added: "I am pleased to see Arla make the commitments they have today to non-aligned and aligned supplier farmers, as well as to Arla Foods Milk Partnership about the road that lies ahead towards cooperative membership. What dairy farmers need, going forward, is the commitment and recognition of the whole supply chain, so they can have confidence in the future."
David Handley, leader of Farmers for Action, said: "I'd like to congratulate AFMP for all their hard work and thank Arla for demonstrating leadership in the industry in these tough times."
Original source: Arla Foods UK
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Praetor is a protoss rank of high standing and prestige. A coveted rank, Artanis became the youngest praetor in protoss history at the age of 262.[1]
As a rank, praetor features as part of the command structure of the Templar Caste, though the Ara Tribe of the Judicator Caste maintained the Conclave Praetor Guard.[2]
Praetor appears equivalent to the Dark Templar rank of prelate, and is sometimes used as a synonym for the latter rank.[2][3][4][5]
Known PraetorsEdit
- Artanis (retconned or also held the rank of executor,[6] promoted to hierarch)
- Adamis
- Azimar (Dark Templar, also referred to as prelate)
- Fenix
- Karass
- Mojo
- Muadun (formerly)
- Quordas
- Taldarin
- Talis
- Zeratul (also referred to as prelate)
Praetor Fenix was referred to as "Steward of the Templar."[7] It is unclear whether this is a separate rank or an honorific.


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Sammy Watkins (foot) is not practicing on Friday.
Julius Thomas (elbow) will be a game-time decision for Week 4 against the Colts.
Coach Bill O'Brien will take over offensive play-calling duties Week 4 against the Titans.
A.J. Green caught 10-of-12 targets for 173 yards and a touchdown in Cincinnati's Week 4 win over the Dolphins.
Ryan Tannehill completed 15-of-25 passes for 189 yards, one touchdown and one interception in Miami's 22-7, Week 4 loss to the Bengals.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reports J.J. Watt underwent back surgery on Thursday and is expected to miss the rest of the season.
Redskins CB Josh Norman is not expected to shadow Terrelle Pryor on Sunday.
Jimmy Graham (knee) was downgraded to "DNP" in Thursday's practice.
The Dolphins have announced Damien Williams as their Week 4 starter at running back.
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This site is to Glorify the LORD JESUS. To answer the call "To stand in the gap" that HE has placed on our lives. To make HIS love and power available to all those whom satan and his demons have tried to defeat. To teach and assist the process of self-deliverance and deliverance. To allow the healing of the battle scars that have been inflicted by the god of this world, his demons, spirits, and entities for the short time they have left. To assist those who the FATHER has also called into this ministry. For the healing of those person's with Multiple Personality Disorder (MPD) and Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) induced by severe Ritual Abuse and mind control using Biblical concepts, precepts, practices, and strategies.
To build a national and international network of Safe Houses having qualified Safe House Operators equipped with supporting CWIM Ministers and resources in the similitude of the Levitical priesthood. Who adhere to the three fold healing process of spirit, soul, and body.
Modeling Christian values, virtues, and relationships through the controlled, secure Family Orientated Behavioral Modification Modeling Environment Technique. Mentoring and empowering the victims of severe ritual trauma causing Multiple Personality Disorder and Dissociative Identity Disorder to become productive citizens in the kingdom of God on earth and in heaven.
Providing Christian advocacy, consulting, and resources for professional organizations, paraprofessionals, pastors, and other interested persons regarding Ritual Abuse, Multiple Personality Disorder, Dissociative Identity Disorder, mind control (programming) and paranormal activity.
1. The Bible, Old and New Testaments to be the inspired Word of God, completely without error in the original writings. The divine and final authority of faith and life for mankind. 2 Sam. 23:2; 2 Tim. 3:16; 2 Pet. 1:21
2. One God who is omnipotent, omniscient, omnipresent, the creator and sustainer of all things visible and invisible, known and unknown, revealed in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Isa. 44:24; Psa. 139; Col. 1:16; Gen. 1:26; Gen. 3:22; Joh. 1:1; Col. 2:9; Rom. 1:20
3. That Jesus Christ being all God and all man, the eternal and ONLY Son of God was born of the Virgin Mary: willingly suffered, bleed, and died was buried and rose physically and spiritually back to life three days later ascending to the right hand of God the Father. That repentance from dead works ONLY comes through the blood of Jesus Christ, granting forgiveness and ONLY through HIS resurrection is there eternal life for mankind. Gen. 3:15; Isa. 7:14; Luk. 1:30-34; Joh. 3:16; Heb. 9:22; Col. 2:12, Joh. 6:44; Heb. 6:1-3
4. That mankind cannot in any way fully comprehend nor understand that which is revealed in scripture. Pro. 25:2; Rom. 11:34; 1 Cor. 2:16; Eph. 3:18-19
5. That mankind is saved ONLY by Grace and Faith, which is not of themselves but of God through Jesus Christ. Rom. 4:16; Eph. 2:8; 1 Joh. 2:12
6. In water baptism; in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost, indicating our death, burial, and resurrection with the Lord and King Jesus Christ. Mat. 28:19; Rom. 6:4; Col. 2:12; Heb 6:1-3
7. In partaking of the bread and the wine in remembrance of the Lord Jesus as a holy sacrament and the communion of the saints in earthly and eternal life. 1 Cor 10:16-17; 1 Cor 11:24-30
8. In the baptism of the Holy Spirit for regeneration, sanctification, and eternal life in and through Christ Jesus. Job 33:4; Mat. 19:28; Joh. 3:5; Joh. 20:22; Acts 2:4; Acts 2:8; Acts 19:6; Heb 6:1-3; Tit. 3:5
9. That the Lord Holy Spirit being the Spirit of Jesus Christ has been given to mankind to lead them to the saving knowledge of God the Son, thereby, regenerating the believing sinner, indwelling, convicting, instructing and empowering the believer for godly life and service. Joh. 14:26; Joh. 16:8; Acts 1:8; Php. 1:19; Rev. 19:10
10. In the laying on of hands for the communication of blessings, healing, the extraordinary gifts of the Holy Spirit, and for separation of service unto God the Father and Jesus Christ. Lev. 3:8; Acts 8:18; Heb. 6:1-3; 1 Tim. 5:22
11. In the resurrection of the dead that is begin with physical life in Christ Jesus and culminated in eternal life in Christ Jesus. Col. 2:12; Acts 10:41; Heb. 6:2
12. In eternal judgment to everlasting life or everlasting damnation. Lev 9:15; Pro. 21:3; Heb. 6:1-3; Rom 13:2; 2 Pet. 2:3; Rev. 20:12
13. That mankind was created in the image and likeness of God, given full dominion of earth but through disobedience lost his dominion to the devil, the serpent. That by, through, and in Jesus Christ man can and has regained that dominion. Gen. 1:28; Rom. 6:14; Eph 3:9-11
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Amazon's MP3 music download service in the US has not impacted on Apple's iTunes music downloading service, according to a new study.
The NPD Group's study claims that a mere 10 per cent of all purchasers at Amazon MP3 are customers that have moved across from Apple's iTunes.
An NPD analyst asserts that the research is proof of a "healthy indication that the digital music customer pool can expand into new consumer groups who have not yet joined the iTunes community".
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Professor Winecoff completed her bachelor's degree in visual arts applications. In addition to cultivating a passion for the arts, during her undergraduate years she grew increasingly interested in psychology and neurobiology. After graduation, she received a Post-Baccalaureate Fellowship in Functional Neuroimaging at Duke University where she researched how aging affects the neural systems associated with emotion, reward processing, and cognitive functioning. In her graduate training at Duke University, she became interested in why and how people value both material rewards such as food and money, but also immaterial stimuli such as emotional experiences and social interactions. Throughout graduate school, she took advantage of methods such as functional neuroimaging, animal models, and behavioral decision-making tasks to understand the mechanisms responsible for social, emotional, and reward responses and how these mechanisms break down in psychiatric conditions such as anorexia nervosa. At Bard, Professor Winecoff will study the behavioral and physiological processes underlying reward and socioemotional functioning and how disruptions in these systems manifest in psychopathology.


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South Korea is reportedly abandoning its plan to conduct "scientific" whaling after it was strongly condemned by world leaders.
South Korean officials announced at the International Whaling Commission in Panama earlier this month it would exploit a loophole in the moratorium on whaling in the same way Japan does.
However, AAP reported that Australia's Foreign Minister Bob Carr said he had been assured by his South Korean counterpart, Kim Sung-Hwan, that it had been decided not to go ahead with the programme.
"I said that Australia was concerned about whaling, consistently opposed to whaling.
"He instantly said that they would take the advice of the International Whaling Commission, that the views expressed by their people in Panama weren't those of the government as a whole.
"I think the government of South Korea has spoken here."
New Zealand Foreign Minister Murray McCully is also understood to have met Mr Sung-Hwan at the East Asia Summit in Cambodia last week.
He earlier said the so-called scientific whaling programme in the North West Pacific was "a serious setback for those who are committed to conservation of the species".
"The portrayal of this initiative as a scientific programme will have no more credibility than the so-called scientific programme conducted by Japan, which has long been recognised as commercial whaling in drag.
"In this day and age there is simply no need to kill whales in order to conduct effective research."
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Do you teach your child how to keep there areas clean?
DS is nearly 18 now, but I did teach him when he was younger. He has always been expected to be responsible for himself, his own things, and to help out around the house.
Yes. My boys are grown now and have told me they're glad they were taught because they always seemed to have roommates that didn't know anything about how to load a dishwasher, etc. The 12 year old girl has to be reminded far less than the boys. It works out best, I think, starting when they are very little, with little things, like picking up toys, straightening up the bed, and doing it with them so it seems like fun.
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When my kids were younger I sure did try ,
Now that they are adults they do a great job on keeping their places looking very nice ;)
Yes, I do! They have to clean their rooms and help me around the house a bit.
My son is 10 and I have taught him to clean and always have to remind him when to clean.


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30 Minute Yeast Bread Rolls
Anyone who has ever made yeast bread from scratch knows how long it takes. It's a rewarding process in the end, but you do have to set quite a bit of time aside for creating fresh, soft bread. Until now.
I was really curious when I came across a recipe for making yeast bread in 30 minutes–including baking time! Could it be true?
Well mine took a little more than thirty minutes, but it was still pretty fast and the end result was a soft and fluffy bread that is perfect as a dinner roll or a snack. I couldn't believe how unbelievably soft these were. They did seem to have a slightly underdeveloped taste because they rise for so little time, but they are still good and perfect for having fresh bread rolls ready in a cinch.
The rolls are a little on the sweet side. Not quite a sweet roll, but if you are looking for a more savory roll you might want to reduce the sugar. The recipe below includes the times it took me to make the recipe. The original recipe had it all timed down to 30 minutes, but like I said, mine ended up taking about 45. Still worth it though.
30 Minute Bread Rolls
1 Cup plus 2 Tbsp warm water (about 100F)
1/3 Cup oil
2 Tbsp yeast
1/4 Cup sugar
1 tsp salt
1 egg
3 1/2 Cups bread flour
1. Heat oven to 400 degrees.
2. In your mixer bowl combine the water, oil, yeast and sugar and allow it to rest for 15 minutes. Using your dough hook, mix in the salt, egg and flour and knead the dough for six minutes with dough hook on medium to high speed.
3. Form dough into 12 balls and then place in a greased 9 x 13 pan and allow to rest for 10-15 minutes, until dough has risen at least 1 1/2 times original size and begin to press up onto each other. Bake for about 15 minutes at 400 degrees or until tops turn golden brown.
Recipe found on Your Homebased Mom, originally from Suzie Roberts author of "Girlfriends on the Go"
7 Responses to "30 Minute Yeast Bread Rolls"
These sound perfect! My patience gets seriously tested with traditional yeast. I just want my bread already!
If I'm not much mistaken, reducing the sugar might also help the dough to rise better. I've heard somewhere the too much sugar can kill the yeast; that's why sugary leavened breads like panettone are so difficult to make!
Fast bread anything is my thing. Thanks for this, have pinned for later.
Tried this recipe. It's my first time to bake bread and this is what happened… There was no oil so I used butter instead. Also, I accidentally forgot to put salt! It looked great but the taste was horrible. I know that not putting salt is stupid but is it ok that I used butter? Will make this again though but if I fail on the second try I think I have to quit baking. haha


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I was also confused by all the walmart craziness.
Were people submitting in store pick up orders, ordering online, or going to the store and buying them after midnight?
Some people have gone to the store and bought them on the spot. I ordered from their website with in-store pick up.


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In last week's column, I wrote about the correct notion of liberty as being the free range of action implied by self-ownership. As I examined the notion of liberty, and its inherent limits, we came up with a name for this sphere of action, which is a "right." This week I'd like define rights in a way that builds upon the context and understanding of what we've already discussed, and in coming articles I will apply this concept to illustrate the common fallacies surrounding the term. I will also examine in future columns how this core notion of rights leads to material property.
In the most basic sense, a right simply means something to which one is legitimately entitled. This is evident in the meaning of the word itself. It denotes something that is "of right" yours or an action that is "of right" yours to take. It is a word that inherently contains a moral judgment. One can not assert a right without simultaneously making a moral assertion, whether it is characterized as such or not.
It is the more general meaning of the word right that causes much of the confusion when rights are applied to the political or social sphere (personal interactions). There are a variety of ways by which one may come, legitimately, to have a moral entitlement to a material object or to take an action. For example, if I form a contract voluntarily with another person to buy something and fulfill my payment, then I have a right to the provision of the product that was contractually offered in exchange for my payment. This is a right in the more general sense, but it is not this sort of right that I wish to discuss, and to avoid confusion would be better referred to as a valid entitlement.
Natural Rights, or Rights Implicit From the Human Condition
The most primary, and basic types of valid entitlements are those that do not arise from any external relationship, contract or bestowal. These are also commonly referred to as natural rights. In other words, this type of right is an entitlement that is inherent to a person's humanity and implied by the human condition. It needs no external conveyance, pronouncement or permission to be valid.
So to what, then, does a human being have a right merely by virtue of their existing and being human? Just as with our concept of liberty (which is essentially the same concept as natural rights) we should examine the universal applicability of any so-called "right" that is asserted as an inherent "human right" to see if it can be maintained without contradiction.
Each human being has a right, by virtue of his or her being such, to take all self-directing action. Just as with our notion of self-ownership, this is axiomatic. To assert the absence of an inherent moral entitlement to self-using action, would be an inherent contradicton because of the self-using action involved in making this very process of making the assertion.
An important distinciton to draw, however, is that this entitlement does not extend to the results of those actions. I have a right to use myself, and interract voluntarily with others to achieve my needs and desires. I don't, however, have a right to a certain outcome from those actions, nor to impose terms upon the participation of others (who are also self-owners).
This is a vital key to the definition of a right. It is a right to an action only. Because it is the action (self-owning action) itself to which you are, by nature, entitled; your rights are not reduced or violated by a variation in the results of your actions or by a limitation of your capabilities. The entitlement to self-owning actions does create a moral entitlement regarding the results of those actions, which we know as material property. In future columns, we'll dissect this notion of material property and look at how this understanding of rights avoids several common fallacies.


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Atlantic 10 Championship - Day Two Preliminaries
Feb. 20, 2004
The Red and Blue finished the day two preliminaries of the Atlantic 10 Championship and will have nine individuals as well as two relay teams competing tonight.
Senior Annie Baldassari paced the Dukes this morning by breaking her own school record in the 200-yard freestyle, placing fifth with a time of 1:54.19. She will be joined in that event by senior Kathy Smucler who placed 11th. Also competing in tonight's finals will be sophomore Amy Gersbach, who finished 11th in the 400 IM and freshman Liz Yager and junior Laura Kephart who placed fifth and sixth in the 100 butterfly. In addition, sophomore Jillian Rupinski (6th) and junior Lauren Twombly (16th) qualified in the 100 breaststroke while sophomore Sarah Breisinger (8th) and freshman Stacie McCracken (16th) qualified in the 100 backstroke.
Tonight's finals, which include the 200 medley relay and the 800 freestyle relay, begin at 6:30 pm.


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The Warlock's daughter comes of age in an enchanting new novel from Christopher Stasheff. Cordelia has inherited incredible powers from her father, and now Prince Alain has come asking for her hand. The wild young lady isn't sure she's ready to settle down . . .
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Crim worked at newsrooms around the country, and was – with anchorwoman Jessica Savitch in Philadelphia – part of one of the first male-female news desk pairings in the country.
Ferrell told The New York Times that he was inspired to create Ron Burgundy while watching a documentary about Savitch. Crim was speaking about his experience with Savitch, and as Ferrell recalls, "He literally said the line: 'You have to remember, back then I was a real male chauvinist pig. I was not nice to her.'"
Crim takes his fictional representation in great stride: "I don't think you ever really see yourself in a parody, but it was fun," he told Philadelphia magazine. "Like any good satire, [Ferrell] took a basic idea and took it all to the extreme to get comedic value from it."
Crim actually said recently that he identifies as a feminist, which brings us to our next point: While researching Crim, we came across a letter he'd written to PEOPLE in 1983, shortly after the magazine published a long feature on Savitch after her death.
"Your article about Jessica Savitch could have been a tribute to a gracious and talented lady," Crim's letter begins. "Instead, it was a hatchet job based on innuendo and the statements of disgruntled ex-associates."
"Jessica would have been the last person to claim she was a saint. But this hardworking journalist who cared deeply about her profession and her friends deserved far better than you gave her."
"When Jessica and I co-anchored the news in Philadelphia several years ago, a columnist took a couple of unfair shots at her. I reminded Jess then that the only way anyone can stab you in the back is if you're out front. Maybe that's why she was an easy target. "
The letter's signed, "Mort Crim, Detroit." Crim anchored at WDIV-TV, Detroit's NBC affiliate, from 1978 to 1997. His co-anchor? A woman named Carmen Harlan.
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But before his Fast and Furious days, and even before his infamous bet with Freddie Prinze Jr. in She's All That, Walker caught our eye as Skip Martin, the goofy basketball star in 1998's Pleasantville.
As pure and innocent as a glass of whole milk, Skip Martin was the 1950s made flesh, and Walker brought a charming naivety to the role. When he calls Reese Witherspoon "the keenest girl in school," it's hard not to fall for the starry-eyed love fool.
Pleasantville would be Walker's only romantic role, but it's a glimpse of an alternate career for him, one where he could have been a rom-com star like Witherspoon, if he wanted.
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Sir Ganga Ram Hospital Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in India Reduces Billing Time by 40% and Improves Patient Servicewith InterSystems TrakCare
Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, a 650-bed multi-specialty state-of-the-art hospital in New Delhi, India needed to replace its 20-year-old healthcare information system (HIS).
But first it had to overcome a number of factors which might hinder implementation. These included the hospital's 35 specialties, many with different workflows which have "hardened" over the hospital's 50 year history, making them difficult to change.
- Increased outpatient throughput
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Early benefits from the TrakCare HIS include savings through better inventory and medical package control and support for pharmaceutical substitution, more rapid access to laboratory results, reduced adverse allergy and drug interaction incidents, and improved continuity of medical records.
Efficiencies Through Automated Billing
TrakCare's ability to automate patient billing in a very complex environment is a major contributor to Sir Ganga Ram achieving efficiency improvements. With over 400,000 outpatient visits per year, the hospital has reduced its outpatient processing time by 40% to increase patient throughput. The automated allocation of collected billing items saves 1.7 hours in a 4-hour registration shift.
Savings Through Better Inventory and Medical Package Control
TrakCare's ability to present a unified set of healthcare information across all modules, combined with powerful security, has allowed Sir Ganga Ram to achieve savings in inventory control and medical package control. "TrakCare supports multiple security clearances with control at a high granularity level," said Dr. Singh. "All activities, including the act of simply viewing a record, can be audited."
This has allowed Sir Ganga Ram to prevent inventory "leakage." With inventory levels linked to patient billing, inventory levels now change only when actually billed to the patient. Combined with security rights restrictions and audit trails, the hospital knows exactly who is responsible for every activity related to inventory.
TrakCare's extreme flexibility was useful – almost all configuration was done via master tables alone.
Dr. Karanvir Singh
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HIS implementation
Sir Ganga Ram was also able to understand where it had been losing money on medical packages. Previously, cost control was imprecise. "TrakCare gives us many ways to control expenditure within packages," said Dr. Singh. "This includes defining what is allowed in each package at the group, subgroup or item level and setting limits on the number or value of items."
Substantial Cost Savings Through Pharmaceutical Substitution
The new HIS has also led to substantial cost savings through pharmaceutical substitution. Doctors often prescribe a medicine which Sir Ganga Ram does not stock but for which a substitute is available. Previously the pharmacist would arrange for the prescribed medicine to be purchased externally at premium rates for delivery to the patient. Now the system automatically checks for substitutes in stock.
Flexibility Key to Implementation Success
Dr. Singh advises other hospitals looking for a new HIS solution to properly evaluate scalability, speed, flexibility and interoperability. "Visit a hospital with high volume transactions at peak hours and assess the software response time," he said.
A rapid solution for Sir Ganga Ram's complex billing challenges was possible because TrakCare is Web-based and easy to configure with little or no customization. "This is what contributes to the flexibility of the software and the reason for its success in a complex hospital like ours," said Dr. Singh.
Because TrakCare is Web-based, it is easy to use and supports flexible screen designs, including the ability to present the same information differently within different workflows, something Sir Ganga Ram required. "This is where TrakCare's extreme flexibility was useful – almost all configuration was done via master tables alone," he said.
When it comes to flexibility, hospitals need to understand exactly how their individual IT requirements would be met, says Dr. Singh. "Do you have to approach the developer whenever your hospital wants changes? Or can it be done by simply changing the master tables? The better software products will allow more control via master tables than others. TrakCare, for example, allows virtually all customizations via master tables alone."
TrakCare not offered in the United States.


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National Farmers Union began in 1902 as a grass-roots organization of farmers concerned with stability and farm income.
NFU organized around three components - cooperatives, education and legislation - in support of food grown by local communities. During the next 100 years, changes in farming reflected changes in America. Communities began to disappear when small-scale local agriculture was replaced by large-scale industrialized farming.
National Farmers Union has continued as a farm community support organization. Now that the pendulum of change is swinging back toward the values that are associated with communities, NFU is taking a leadership role in being a voice for local agriculture.
Hawaii formed a chapter of NFU, Hawaii Farmers Union United, three years ago. Since then, hundreds of people have gathered monthly to eat, learn and celebrate food locally grown on Maui.
Maui Farmers Union United is for people who value farming practices that regenerate the soil while producing and consuming nutrient-rich food.
"It's all about the food" is our motto. At each meeting, along with the amazing loca-vore potluck, are several 15-minute educational and empowering presentations with topics ranging from growing and preparing foods to how indigenous people used the heavens to guide their farming practices.
Oahu, Kauai, Big Island and Maui Farmers Union United are affiliated with National Farmers Union under the umbrella of Hawaii Farmers Union United.
Legislatively, NFU is a grass-roots organization, which means every state and every chapter can decide their own policy. For instance, Hawaii and Nebraska may have different views on a farm issue. With the autonomy of a grass-roots organization, HFUU intends to be a bridge-builder as communities rebuild local agriculture. The bridge that HFUU supports is called respect - respect for each person and respect for the nature of land and water.
MFUU asserts to be the choice and the voice of the local farming community that values and desires to grow its own food on Maui. Community thrives around nutrient-dense food. Local agriculture needs cooperatives, education and legislation to thrive.
MFUU meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month at Haiku Community Center at 6 p.m.
Go to mauifarmersunionunited.weebly.com for more information and to receive notice of meetings and events. Our meetings have a family feeling, please join us.
* Bill Greenleaf is an officer on the board of the Maui Farmers Union United and has been growing food with his wife, Marta, on Greenleaf Farm in Makawao for eight years.


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WARREN -- A second man linked to a nationwide Internet anabolic steroids distribution operation has pleaded not guilty to corruption-related charges and five additional counts of identity fraud.
Randy A. McHale, 46, of 13 Neil St., Niles, appeared Tuesday for his arraignment. He was released on $25,000 bond pending a pre-trial April 9 before Common Pleas Judge W. Wyatt McKay.
McHale faces the second-degree felony charge of complicity to engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity and the fifth-degree felony identify theft charges.
Details of the charges are spelled out in an affadavit that prosecutors used to arrest 22-year-old Joseph Stiver of Bazetta, who has been labeled the ringleader and the one who created Mutagenic - the website that offered the steroids for sale.
Stiver, identified as a student at Youngstown State University, is free on $50,000 bond and on house arrest after pleading not guilty Monday to a 17-count indictment. He had been arrested March 21 on a prosecutor's warrant and held for about a week on $250,000 bond after assistant county prosecutor Charles Morrow called him a flight risk for future court appearances.
McHale meanwhile is believed to be identified in indictments as CS1 (confidential source one), or an associate of Stiver and "among others who are known or unknown," according to indictments.
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Pathfinder: Working to Break Down Barriers
Some of you may have seen our No Joke. Choice Matters. Everywhere. video we just released. The satire is funny, but the reality is not. There are still far too many barriers for women—and men!—who want to access sexual and reproductive health care. From the distance women have to travel for services, to stock outs, to cultural barriers, women are not getting what they need.
I still remember the despondency of a young woman I worked with as a social worker in the slums of Mumbai—a mother of two girls at the age of 19. As I sat with her, she told me stoically that she would have to continue to submit to childbirth despite the family poverty and her own failing health until she could produce a male offspring. Cultural pressures and lack of access to quality health care left her without a choice. It left her without the right to make a decision about her body, and stuck in a cycle of poor health and wellbeing. Choice matters. Everywhere. That's why we created the video.
The memory of her, the 220 million women just like her across the globe who still lack access to contraception, and my deep belief in the importance of respecting every woman's right to choose motivates me and drives my work here at Pathfinder.
I'm happy to say that I see an opportunity to turn the tide toward empowerment for women like the young mother I met so many years ago. Following the London Family Planning Summit(which had incredible attendance from civil society, international organizations, world leaders and individuals), I feel energized by the commitments we came together as a community to make in support of universal access to family planning and reproductive justice.
As my colleague Tewodros Melesse from IPPF said, "The London Summit on Family Planning was a celebration of decades of work, a very public statement of principles and new political will, a commitment of funds, and a call to arms."
I couldn't agree more. And now we must turn words into action. We must continue to affirm the rights of all people to enjoy a healthy sexual and reproductive life and to bolster the political will to act with and in support of women everywhere. We need to continue to discuss what challenges exist, and think outside the box to find solutions which work for the communities who need them. Although hundreds of people gathered in London for the Family Planning Summit, there are thousands more who do not yet know what women are encountering every day nor that there are very real benefits of protecting women's rights to reproductive health—healthier women, healthier communities, healthier children, more productive economies.
Pathfinder is already working to break down the barriers to women's access of reproductive health services. Through a combination of direct service provision, political advocacy, and community driven social change programs, Pathfinder is able to facilitate lasting improvements in sexual and reproductive health and rights. Remember the woman in the video who was unable to receive contraception because her husband wasn't with her? In communities around the world, with Pathfinder's assistance, governments have ceased such requirements, men have decided they are comfortable with women choosing their own method of birth control, and women have gained the ability and confidence to speak up for their own needs. Moreover, in such communities Pathfinder has supported and empowered women and men to provide contraceptives as well as teach their neighbors and friends the benefits of supporting women's right to access family planning when they wish to.
But, it's not enough. And that's why we need your voice. Tell me and tell Pathfinder what else can be done to meet the needs of millions of women around the world who still live without enjoyment of basic human rights and choice over what happens to their bodies. How can the entire global community who are dedicated to ensuring sexual and reproductive health and rights maintain the momentum begun in London? We need your ideas and your voices. Tell us, or tell your friends, your representatives, your family about the importance of truly supporting women, and the need to contribute resources and political will to meeting the unmet need for reproductive health services.
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Patio Theatre
6008 West Irving Park Road,
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I talked to a friend of mine who lives in Portage Park the other day. He related a story to me. As he heard it, the owner of the Patio really pissed off the city. So they closed him down. The story goes that the city will not allow the theatre to reopen as long as this gentleman owns it.
Of course this is all word of mouth. Impossible to verify. But if it is true, it is certainly a shame that a power struggle is keeping one of Chicago's restored movie palaces shuttered.
Hey everybody
I am a Michael LeVan. I have lived in the city of Chicago my entire life. I am a filmmaker and a attendee of Columbia College, heading into my final year. I love all the old movie palaces of Chicago. It has been my intent for sometime to Make a documentary on the history, and the ongoings of these historic theaters in the present. The means to make this documentary are finally in my grasp. I planned on featuring 3 theaters, the Copernicus Center(formally The Gateway), The Patio(Formally The Avalon), and The Uptown. While the Documentary will focus on the entire history, These are the three that will be visual examples, and the ones i would like to film in. I have spoken with the People at The Gateway Theater, and they are estatic that i am doing this. The only problem now is The Uptown and the The Patio. These two theaters seem to have ghosts of owners , or even managers. If somebody could help me in finding someone to talk too, i would be very appriciative. Also, this documentary will require interviews, and finding old information as well. If anybody would be kind enough to do either that would be fantastic. My somewhat set date to start filming is June 10 ,2006. My goal with the entire project is to help and benifit these theaters. Help alot more people to gain interest, and all the profit that i attain, if any, will be donated to help with these theaters. I am going to submit it to Wttw(Pbs Chicago) , and also the History Channel. So if anyone would like to help in anyway, they can contact me at my email.
or by phone (773)-656-5821
Well i appriciate if you read that entire thing, and hopefully i will be hearing from you
Michael Levan of Bleeding Chicago Productions
We lived in the Portage Park area very near the Patio. I think we saw "The Sound of Music" there when it first came out. Resurrecting a subject from a few posters up (and many months back!), my aunt was visiting us with her family from Germany in the 60's, and said they'd spent the afternoon at the "Payshow." I thought that was an odd way to refer to a movie theater, but I figured she was roughly translating the word from German. Then I realized she meant she'd been to the Patio! I now live in the western 'burbs, but I work on the north side in the Roscoe Village area. I've driven past the Patio on several occasions and am always happy to see the marquee. Hope this is one cinema treasure that survives.
The last film I saw at the Patio was The Poseidon Adventure. I took the bus from Lake Street on Austin Blvd.
If I remember correctly the Simms family owned the Patio at some point. I knew one of the kids, Chris Simms though not real well. They also owned a disco night club on the corner of Addison and long. I lived on Waveland and Long and the Simms family lived on Patterson and Lockwood. They were (are) nice people, a nice Greek family. I too have many great memories of going to the Patio as a kid (38 now) I remember see "JAWS" there when I was about 11 and my Ma putting her had over my face when the shark was getting ready to attack! and I also remember seeing the "Apple Dumpling Gang" there too with my Dad. Those were the good old days, I didn't really realise it then, but I sure do now. It is a shame that other families aren't making them kind of memories that last a life time like I did at the Patio. The Patio is a icon of the NW side of Chicago and it is a shame to hear that it is not still open.
Just a little food for thought to who it may concern or not….
The governor Rod bagoinavich (sp) grew up some were in that neighborhood I think anyway, and I know for a fact that he went to Saint Pats high school. I am sure he must have gone to the Patio too… anyone see were I am going here? bottom line is the Patio is a historic treasure!!!
Andy Farrington
A May 30, 1926 Rendering and Caption in the Chicago Tribune identifies R.G. Wolff as the Architect for the yet-unnamed Patio.
I remember seeing my wife's Luther High School North yearbook, which had a picture of the Patio right on the hardbound cover! I'm not sure if they altered the image on the marquee to say something about that years class, or if they actually held their graduation there.
I'll have to search around for the year book but I think it was from 1975, '76 or '77.
This would be a good cinema for a small chain like Village, or (even better) Classic Cinemas to take over.
If anyone has any information on contacting the owner of the Patio. I would be very interested in getting things in motion for the Patio.
In the mid 90s I used to go to the Patio with my friends to see movies all the time. I saw "Much Ado about Nothing" there and I remember the wonderful twinkling ceiling above us as we watched the film. It's really sad that this theater has been closed for so long.
Thanks Richard but can I just say, Eek! :) May I also say, if the Patio were ever turned into a Walgreens or Osco, it would be a very big old depressing loss to the neighborhood. Not only would I be sad to see it go, because of it's history, it would just be another big box store ruining local businesses and family memories. Has anyone seen the commercial from a historic society that starts with black and white images from a long time ago of a wedding, only they are standing in a gas station? Then a voice over that says, "How would you like to have to tell your children you were married in that parking lot?" I'm sure no one was ever married at the Patio, I'm sure there are similar stories that would like to be remembered and passed down to other generations. It would be a very sad moment if it were ever turned into something other than a theater.
Thanks again Richard G.
Hi Nicole,
If funds are limited the Patio is not for you— although I'd still be happy to have the owner contact you. Although the theatre did not make money, the property as a whole has a positive cash flow. There are several store fronts as well as offices which generate income. To a Walgreens or Osco the property would be very valuable and although I've never discussed a sale price with the owner I'd think land value alone would be over $1,000,000.00.
So I've been searching for months for a theater for my theater company. I grew up near this theater and also the Logan, which is very similar. I noticed about halfway through, a discussion on how to contact the owner. Did we ever decide how to to do that?
Also, I've never bought a theater before, let alone anything else. Well, except for happy meals and new shoes. My funds are extremely limited in terms of buying a theater. Would I be getting in over my head?
Thanks for your opinion. I need them, I'm clueless.
I suppose it is an obvious statement…and, I am with you on the issue of realism. I wish I had the time to organize, plan & motivate…instead of being an arm chair quarterback.
When an aging cinema in marginal shape (especially one with little decoration like the Milford) comes down, I see it as a sign of the changing world. But this place has an outdoor ceiling…and has been restored. I hope somebody steps up.
Of course these theatres shouldn't be allowed to be demolished or to deteriorate to that state, but as always it is a cold, hard fact of money, or the lack of it. Theatres are wonderful things, but there is nothing practical about them; they cost and cost. If you and others on this site do not have the funds personally to invest in them through some sort of a foundation set legally to preserve them, consider approaching the owner to get them to hire one of the specialists in theatre/cinema renovation and rehabilitation. The League of Historic American Theatres ( www.LHAT.org ) is set up to help rescue such treasures, and here are just two of the national firms that specialize in bringing such palaces back to life:
The Theatre Historical Soc. of America is just outside of Chicago in Elmhurst ( www.HistoricTheatres.org ) and may be willing to join in consultation with the owners, if a responsible would-be owner/operator steps forward. There are several historic preservation groups in the Chicago area; surely one of them could spearhead this effort if a committee of concerned citizens formed a 'Save-the-Patio' group. I have left some of my own recommendations at: http://www.cinematour.com/article.php?id=3
"Life's too short" is right; it is too short for the locals to simply sit back and lament the loss of what is their own, as though such works of art were disposable. Let us hope a Chicagolander is reading this, as well as the local press.
It would be ridiculous to see this building demolished. If the Chicago preservation community ever had a cause to rally around, this is it. It is a true movie palace, and has been restored. It shouldn't be allowed to slowly decline over the next fifteen years (as so many of these buildings have), to the point where it is unusable. The same is true of the New Regal.
I was recently in touch with the son of one of the three Greek brothers who owned and built the Patio theatre. The family name Michalopoulous, was shortened and Americanized to Mitchell. He has lots of interesting stories about the Patio and the 13 other theatres the brothers owned in the Chicago area. When I visit the Chicago area again, I hope to find out more about the Patio's history and I'll share the stories with you.
Get pictures of the inside of the theatre to the colleges and universities in the area. Maybe try and find a few professors to pitch in a line or two during lecture about The Patio to get more people interested. That's how I heard about it, but my professor didn't know it was closed already. He mentioned it in passing. The description of the inside is what made us all want to see it. I would LOVE to see it open again. I'll help too if you throw a fundraiser.
Bryan, i'm not sure if you noticed but the photos on the cinematour site are somewhat newer, it looks like the marquee's been painted (rather less attractively). It's a little too… ketchup and mustard for my taste. It looks from your picture that some paint was desperately needed at the time.
My mother used to call it the "Pay-she-oh" too! She still does when she refers to it. I thought she was the only one! She used to go there in her early 20's, over 40 years ago. I've only been there once, and remember the starry sky. I agree with the other posts – this neighborhood is on the verge of being regentrified and the theater would probably do well if it re-opened.
I would love to see this theater restored and re-opened. My aunt has lived a few blocks from the Patio for over twenty years. My family and I walked there many summer evenings to catch a movie, and I always wanted to make sure I got there early enough to watch the starry sky for awhile before the movie started. If anyone is seriously planning or knows of any type of fundraiser or anything like that please be sure to post, I would like to get involved!
My grandparents lived in this neighborhood for years. I am 50 years old and have grown up coming to this beautiful theater. I live in Schiller Park, a suburb outside Chicago,and I would still contribute money to the opening of this wonderful theater. I agree, someone has to reopen this Landmark theater. Vickie
I've lived in the neighborhood my whole life. I'm a graduate of St. Pascal and still attend Mass there. I was starting my sophmore year in highschool when the Patio closed. I can remember all the times on a friday night when my friends and I would go to se a two dollar movie either because we really wanted to see it OR because we had nothing better to do than pay two dollars to make fun of a bad movie. It was the place for a kid in the eighth-grade to take a date out cheap, which is always appreciated by a kid with no job or allowance or car. One of the biggest regrets I have of the Patio closing is that I was only able to take a few of my highschool friends there to see its beauty and look in awe at the stary illusions on the ceiling. Some one HAS to re-open this marvelous theatre. The love lives of hundreds of grade-schoolers rely on it.
Yes, it is a beautiful place and needs to be reopened. Just a minor correction, tho. I also lived in the neighborhood for many years, and attended St. Pascal (no h) church at the corner of Irving Park and Melvina.
I moved into the St.Paschal/Patio neighborhood when I was in 7th grade. I cannot begin to tell you the numerous movies I've seen over the years. It is the most beautiful theater imaginable. The twinkling star filled sky just transports you to a far off place.I've also been to the organ concerts,which were just beautiful. The organ is fantastic. If there were a way to help to reopen the Patio it would be wonderful.We could do fundraising to help re-open,etc. Also it would bring new life to the neighborhood. It is a beautiful landmark and it is a sin to let it just lie vacant and unused. Besides,our children,friends and others could experience a movie the way it was meant to be seen. Not in a warehouse, where they have multiple screens and herd you in & out like cattle.It could be like the music box and show old movies.As for parking, 2 blocks west is St.Paschals who I'm sure would be accomodating.Even if there were a small surcharge to park, the church and the show could gain. God speed,& heres hoping to seeing the Patio open again! P.S. In my years in the neighborhood everyone always called it the "PATIO"


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Myrtle Marie Schiller
Funeral services will be held on Saturday, January 11, 2014 at a 10:00 AM Mass of Christian Burial in Martin & Castille's La Fleur de Lis Chapel for Myrtle Marie Schiller, 92, who died on Wednesday, January 8, 2014 at Regional Medical Center of Acadiana.
Interment will be in Lafayette Memorial Park Cemetery.
Reverend Howard Blessing, Pastor of Holy Cross Catholic Church in Lafayette, Louisiana will be the Celebrant of the Funeral Mass and will conduct the funeral services. Lectors will be Mark and Steve Schiller.
Survivors include her daughter, Phyllis Cornell and her husband, Robert; five sons, Steve Schiller and his wife, Elaine of Olympia, WA, Mark Schiller and his wife Connie of Washington, MO, Cliff Schiller and his wife, Syliva of Olympia, WA, Craig Schiller and his wife, Janice of Florida, and Chris Schiller and his wife, Katie of Albany, NY; one sister, Verda Mae Baronet; eleven grandchildren; and eight great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Leo Schiller; her parents; one daughter, Lori Schiller; two sisters, Nettie Reynolds and Eleanor Laurents.
Myrtle Marie Schiller passed away after a brief illness. She had a passion for writing and was an award winning painter. She was the life of any party and the Belle of the Ball, especially when dancing was involved. She loved her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren and always had pictures in her purse to boast about. She lived a full life traveling the world with Leo and all around the USA by motorcoach. She was a member of the Cruisin Cajuns, the Texas Outlaws motorcoach association, and the Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW.
Pallbearers will be Steve Schiller, Mark Schiller, Cliff Schiller, Chris Schiller, Robert Cornell, and Drew Cornell.
The family requests that visitation be observed in Martin & Castille's SOUTHSIDE location on Friday, January 10, 2014 from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM and on Saturday, from 8:00 AM until time of service.
A Rosary will be recited on Friday at 6:00 PM by her Theresian Friends in Martin & Castille Funeral Home.
View the obituary and guestbook online at www.mourning.com


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The third set of signs and symptoms are those that are relatively unique to infants and children, however they are not necessarily specific for a particular type of brain lesion. Nonetheless, they are signs and symptoms that indicate that a problem with the brain is likely and that the child needs immediate medical evaluation:
Occasionally, brain injured adults will also develop a Babinski reflex indicating nerve pathway damage between the spinal cord and the brain.
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