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Lemon {Marshmallow} Meringue Pie
My husband and I have very different tastes in dessert. He likes carrot cake and fruity flavors. I, of course, love the deep, rich, decadent flavors like chocolate, salted caramel, peanut butter, Nutella… you get the idea.
Since we've been married (and since I've become such an avid dessert maker), I've definitely developed a taste and a love for more fruity flavors, especially lemon and most berries. I've even come around to a little bit carrot cake on occasion (although for the most part– YUCK).
But even so, I know my husband and I will never see eye to eye on the best flavors of dessert (I vote chocolate and hazelnut, clearly!).
Because I know that I would never, in a million years, ask for something fruit flavored on my birthday. Even though I love lemon, and strawberry, and raspberry (especially combined with white chocolate). And even though I adore cobblers, and pies, and smoothies…
A birthday dessert simply must be made of chocolate! And I will never concede that point, because I know I'm right.
However, one does not argue with a birthday man who is turning 30 years old and wants a lemon meringue pie. In fact, I didn't even put up a fight when he asked for lemon meringue pie, strawberry rhubarb pie, and German chocolate cake! I figure the big 3-0 deserves a little special treatment, so I indulged him.
Besides, one of the requests was chocolate; so balance was restored to the birthday cake universe.
Lemon Meringue Pie is one of Chris's top 2 favorite desserts, and he requests it for every major dessert making holiday. {We actually enjoyed this on Father's day, since his birthday and Father's day fell so close together this year.}
However… I don't like to make meringue. I don't even really like eating meringue all that much. {*gasp*} But I do happen to love Marshmallow meringue! I think it has the same yummy flavor, but without the weird egg white texture. Plus it's a breeze to whip up, and it won't shrink up on you in the refrigerator like Meringue does. And Chris has given it a BIG two thumbs up!!
I hope you enjoy this Swanky family adaptation of LMP as much as we have!
- 1 refrigerated Pillsbury Pie Crust (baked)
- 4 egg yolks
- 1/3 cup cornstarch
- 1 1/2 cups water
- 1 1/3 cups sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 1/2 cup fresh lemon juice + optional tsp lemon zest
- 7 oz jar marshmallow cream
- 8 ounces thawed Cool Whip
- In a medium bowl, mix together the egg yolks, lemon juice, lemon zest, and salt.
- Over medium heat, whisk together the cornstarch, water, sugar, and butter until mixture begins to thicken. Remove from heat.
- Pour half of the hot mixture into the egg yolk mixture and whisk well immediately. Pour that mixture back into the sugar and water mixture and whisk well again. Mixture should be smooth and thick. Scrape pie filling into the pre-baked pie crust.
- Scrape the marshmallow cream into a large bowl. Microwave for about 30 seconds and stir. It should be a little melted, smooth, and easy to stir. Use a hand mixer to beat in the cool whip. Continue to beat until very smooth.
- Spread the marshmallow mixture on top of the pie. Chill for at least 4 hours before serving.
- Serves 8
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17 Responses to "Lemon {Marshmallow} Meringue Pie"
Lemon meringue pie is my all time favorite dessert. I've never heard of marshmellow meringue but it sounds pretty good.
I would take this meringue topping any day! My son is asking for lemon meringue pie all the time but I just didn't like it the last time I made it! Need to give this version a try!
I'm not really into meringue either. I much prefer a lemon cream pie, so lemon marshmallow sounds pretty fantastic. My husband doesn't care for chocolate much either. I think he might be some kind of commie.
I do love meringue, but I don't love making it – so I'm totally digging this version!
My dad loves meringue pies, but I've always been terrified of it. I would have never thought of just using marshmallow for it!
Genius! Love it! What a sweet little wifey you are
I love meringue; the higher the better. But I do not like making it. This sounds easier and delicious. I plan on trying it soon.
Oh my goodness this looks awesome! Would you mind to link this to Frugal Crafty Home Blog Hop? Our readers would love to see this! Thanks!
Marshmallow meringue is kinda sorta GENIUS. I like to THINK I like meringue but I kinda feel the same way you do. It has such a weird mouth-feel, you know?! So this mallowfied version rocks my socks.
I love lemon meringue pie! I love fluff! Both in 1 delicious dessert= heaven! I can't wait to try this recipe!
OMG I love the marshmallow meringue! I totally agree with you about actual meringue – that wierd egg whitey-ness is not so great. Pinned!
I looove lemon meringue! Your recipe looks fabulous :)
This is the dessert of my dreams! And love that there's no meringue to fuss with!
This is my kind of pie. It looks delicious!
I love this pie!
I love lemon meringue and I like the egg whites. I also like marshmallow cream. I don't mind making it either.


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I'm proud to say; that I said out-loud to myself; push to e5; long before you mentioned it. I immediately regarded the knight on the edge as "bait". Un-fortunately, I could not deal with the rest of the game. but that's not surprising, I'm really not a strong player.
I play "en pasant". I'm not afraid of the ensuing trades.(homework answer; sorry if it belongs somewhere else, I'm not exactly a computer expert).
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Interesting lecture, I wouldn't have found the e5 move opening up the centre in my own game...
homework: I would go for these lines, trying to maintain the big pawn center:
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The Colts run a lot of vertical routes and the running backs have just nine catches on the season. Luck is getting almost no yards after the catch from his receivers, as everything has been tightly contested and tackles are being made right as the Colts catch passes. Reggie Wayne has been a huge help and he is having a great season for Luck, but the young receivers are struggling to get open.
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Since I have been at Masthaven, for the past five years, the firm has won no fewer than nine industry awards, with five of them being for service excellence or the equivalent. I often get asked by lender and broker alike how do we win them and how do we consistently perform so well at these events, even though we do little or no advertising with the company's presenting the awards.
I guess it all starts with the team behind the name. From Andrew Bloom and I as directors of the company, all the way through the whole team of BDM's, underwriters, assistant underwriters, compliance, finance and accounts teams, we all have the same ethos. Every day we all turn up for work, we are always trying our absolute best to get "the deal" over the line. Whether that be from the advertising or marketing we do that highlights our products and services, through to issuing terms quickly, efficiently and accurately, through to simply calling clients and introducers back when we say we are going to.
We have a saying in the office that the ball should never be in our court. That is not code for fobbing people off with excuses, but a serious mindset that means we will not be happy until we have done everything we can "our end" on that particular case. With this mindset it does mean that we all work a few extra hours in the week as the team is often sending emails and making calls before 8am and well after 7pm.
It doesn't end there though. Once the case completes, you would suspect most lenders breathe a sigh of relief and look for the next one. Sure, we are always on the lookout for the next completion but we do not let the loan we have just completed on sit there until redemption. We actively manage that loan from day one until it repays. We're always in contact with the client so that we are managing their expectations and there are no nasty surprises a few months in to deals.
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Mary Beatrice Carrier Cryer
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Sunday, January 23, 2011 at 2 p.m. at St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church in Crowley for Mary Beatrice Carrier Cryer, 81, who passed away peacefully, Thursday, January 20, 2011 at Southwind Nursing Home after a lengthy illness.
Fr. Gary Schexnayder, pastor of St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church, will be the Celebrant of the funeral Mass. The family requests visiting hours Saturday from 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to service time. A rosary will be recited Saturday at 6 p.m. by Sister Justina Baker at the funeral home.
Mrs. Cryer, affectionately referred to as Maw Maw by her beloved grandchildren and the many
NDHS students, was a native of Opelousas and was a member of the 1945 graduating class of the Academy of the Immaculate Conception. As a teen she was employed and rose to the rank of dept. manager at Abdalla's in Opelousas. She had a successful career with Field Enterprises Educational Corp. where she received many awards for sales achievements. She later worked as dental assistant for Dr. John Taylor in Crowley. She spent many years as a teacher's aide for the Acadia Parish
School Board. She cherished the last 17 years as a substitute teacher at Notre Dame High School.
Mary spent countless hours devoted to St. Ann Perpetual Adoration Chapel at St. Michael Church. She served the church in many capacities including lector, a Eucharistic minister, both in church and to the sick, and also served on their Parish Council. She was a member of the Notre Dame Athletic Board and was later honored as the Grand Marshal of the Notre Dame Homecoming Parade. The staff and students at NDHS honored Mary by dedicating the 2009 Notre Dame Annual in her honor.
She is survived by three children, Kathleen Cryer of Crowley, Casey H. Cryer, Jr. and his wife Delores of Crowley and Russell Cryer and his wife Charlotte of Lafayette; eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. She is also survived by three siblings, Yola C. Huckaby, Bernice C. Walkoviak and Russell Carrier, all of Opelousas.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Casey H. Cryer Sr.; her parents, Clement and Yola Carrier; a brother, Clement Carrier and a sister, Francis C. Noel.
The family would like to extend our sincere gratitude to Coach Mark Jones, her colleague and dear friend, for his devotion and attention to our mom, Heart of Hospice, Crowley Rehabilitation Hospital, Southwind Nursing Home and to her many friends for offering up prayers for her recovery
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Pall bearers will be her nephews Thomas Huckaby, David Huckaby, Bob Noel, Michael Noel, Gene Noel and Gene Prejean.
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There were enough bats and ghosts around town to start a preemptive Halloween, but the sudden enchantment with things that go bump in the night was just a case of boffo summer box office. Faced with two blockbuster movies—Batman and Ghostbusters II—Hollywood played no favorites, showing up to give a big hand at big parties for both.
The bash for Batman began in West-wood, where Eddie Murphy and his bodyguards and Sylvester Stallone and his bodyguards joined dozens of stars muscling their way into two theaters to watch the extravaganza that cost more than $40 million. Also in the audience were "Batman" Michael Keaton, Kim Basinger, who plays his love interest, and an amused Jack "the Joker" Nicholson. Then the crowd adjourned to Century City's 20/20 club, which was turned into a cave for the occasion.
"I loved the movie," said the very pregnant Mariel Hemingway. "I was taken away by it and turned into a cheering fan." So was Glenn Close. "It was spectacular!" she said. "A real kick-in-the-ass movie!" Eddie Murphy agreed. "It's a great picture," he said. "Nicholson was brilliant. Nobody can mess with him."
The guy nobody can mess with spent the evening accepting congratulations, while bartenders wearing Nicholsonesque "Joker" makeup circled the floor. Only three months ago, co-producer Jon Peters said, he called Nicholson in to view a rough cut. "We sat through it four times in a row—in its rough form," Peters remembered. "We knew that we had made something really different and original. I think it's going to go on to become a classic."
The Joker was offering no such predictions. "I'm just trying to have a good time," said Jack. Kim Basinger, daringly attired in lacy black underwear beneath a sheer black dress, had even more modest expectations. "I got through the premiere without a run in my panty hose and without my lipstick getting smeared," she said. "So for me, it's a success."
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The last thing Andrew remembered last night was when he drove passed Jiffy Lube around 5 o'clock. He must have been Pulling a Girk, wow he must be very stupid.
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Brusokas, a senior from Glendale, Calif., was named player of the week after going 12-for-27 (.444) at the plate with four home runs, 11 RBIs, nine runs scored and two stolen bases. She helped lead the Panthers (25-12, 12-0 WHAC) to an 8-0 mark for the week.
Brusokas had her hitting streak stopped at 15 games in the next-to-last game last week, but she entered this week's action ranked 18th in NAIA Division II with 11 homers, eighth in triples with five and ninth in total bases with 106.
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Actor Orlando Bloom has put his Hollywood Hills Home on sale. The house was burgled by the infamous Bling Ring gang.
Bloom, who is currently settled in New York with his wife Miranda Kerr, bought the four-bedroom property in 2007 for $2.75 million.
"The Lord Of The Rings" star began renting out the property after burglars had entered his property in 2009. He used to charge tenants $16,500 a month, but the property is now available for an asking price of $4.5 million, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
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Thirteen years ago this week, Shawn Fanning and Shawn Parker managed to turn the future of the music industry on its head when they released the revolutionary file-sharing service, Napster. Filmmaker Alex Winter has created a documentary telling the story of Fanning and Parker's showdown with the Recording Industry Association of America. Featuring interviews with the infamous pair along with various members of the music industry, this documentary not only focuses on how Napster changed the music landscape, but also the failures of record companies in keeping up with peer-to-peer sharing by fighting the concept instead of embracing it. As yet there is no firm release date for the documentary but in the meantime, watch the trailer above.
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April 15th, 2000 RoboRama.01a Results
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An estimated crowd of 175 were on hand to see the robots and watch the 12 robot contestants compete for prizes, glory, and self-satisfaction. This RoboRama included the Line Following, Quick Trip, T-Time, and Can Can contests. Many great prizes were donated by various companies and several of the local media were present to report on the event.
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RoboRama 2000.a Can Can:
SR04 & MinitBot were the only contestants in the Can Can contest. SR04 collected 5 (almost 6) of the 6 soda cans strewn about the course earning 200 points and 1st place. MinitBot knocked over several, but collected none. Smart young James realized that would probably be good enough to place -- and with 48.6 points he did!
RoboRama 2000.a T-Time
Eye Reckon narrowly beat LegoBot to the finish line with a time of 61 seconds (vs. LegoBot's 64) resulting in a winning score of 114 points! LegoBot tried 2 different algorithms to see which resulted in a better score and came in 2nd place with 96.3 points. 3rd place MinitBot scored 70.3 points and completed the course in 154 seconds without touching any walls. The world premier (?) of Ortho of Borg, weighing in at 50+ pounds, mesmerized the crowd with sound effects including some sort of Borg-like scream. Ortho had a nice 1st run . . . except it didn't quite cross the line in Area B. On Ortho's 2nd run a critical drive motor smoked and the Borg's muscular transport team rushed into the arena for a rescue. Torbot was one of many "carpet casualties" and despite many valiant efforts either got stuck on unruly seams or became victim to the friction coefficient.
RoboRama 2000.a Quick Trip
Eye Reckon glided across the finish line in 40 seconds to take 1st place with a score of 101.3 points. LegoBot's best run came in at 47 seconds scoring 81 points and 2nd place. MinitBot coming in at 113 seconds, and a score of 51 points for 3rd place, narrowly beat out Mindstorms who came in at 52 seconds but did not get the 15 bonus points for avoiding walls. Mindstorms completed with a score of 44 points. Stately looking Jackbot marched down the course only to suffer from some sort of IR (?) hallucination and did not complete. Torbot gave the carpet a good enough fight to reach Area B, but was unable to make it back to the finish line. Even an all-nighter brain transplant the night before, a fancy snail body, and many last-minute tricks were not enough to help 1st time Robot, Snailbot (a.k.a. Robosnail), defeat the insatiable carpet monster.
RoboRama 2000.a Line Following
Eye Reckon's single big eye flawlessly tracked the line to complete in 66 seconds, scoring 120 points for 1st place. SR04, who completed in 73 seconds with a score of 105 points to get 2nd place, sported pincer mounted line-following sensors which were a big hit with the crowd. 3rd place went to the up-and-coming Growler who didn't complete but did score 14.6 points. Growbot and Snailbot both became early victims of the carpet and despite heroic efforts never could reach Area B. Robot 1 (another 1st time Robot) impressively launched itself down the course several times, easily recognized as the fasted on the track, but unfortunately quickly lost the line and unmercifully slammed into the crowd protection safety barriers -- keep an eye on this young 'Bot!
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Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder and longtime girlfriend Jill McCormick, a model 12 years his junior, married in Hawaii on Saturday, Usmagazine.com reports. Among the guests: actor Sean Penn and musician Jack Johnson.
Vedder popped the question in December in Washington, D.C., when Vedder was performing at the Kennedy Center Honors in which Bruce Springsteen was feted. The couple has two daughter, Olivia, 6, and Harper, 1.


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Stanley H. Rosen, 84, of Philadelphia, a scholar and emeritus professor of philosophy, died Sunday, May 4, of pneumonia at Cathedral Village in Roxborough.
Dr. Rosen was an influential writer and teacher known for his thinking and writing on Plato, Heidegger, Hegel, and Nietzsche.
He served on the faculty of Pennsylvania State University for 38 years and Boston University for 14 years before retiring to Philadelphia to be near family.
He was the author of 20 books, recipient of numerous honors, and a former president of the Metaphysical Society of America.
"For those of us who knew him well, his death is a remarkable loss," David Roochnik, chair of Boston University's philosophy department, wrote on the university's website. "He was an extraordinary person and thinker, and we will cherish his memory."


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Code Smells Illustrated With Java Awt
I think it is important to know
s (develop
?). So I'd like to see them illustrated with easily available code. I'll start with AWT --
Too many instance variables and get/set methods
At first glance, all AWT base classes seem to suffer from this. Are they really necessary? Are Smalltalk Graphics classes littered likewise? For example: Component.setFont, Component.setBackground, Component.setForeground, etc. (See the next related smell)
This is a hint of
. It's an interface that is mostly declarative wearing behavioral wrappers.
Methods and fields in base classes that are not applicable to all derived classes
The Component class has fields and bean-property methods to hold the foreground, background and font of the component. These are not applicable to components that, for example, fill their area with an image.
This is partly caused by Java's single-inheritance mechanism. In Eiffel, for example, one could define abstract classes such as COLORED_COMPONENT, to define foreground and background colours, and TEXTUAL_COMPONENT, to define font properties, and then use multiple inheritance to mix the behaviour defined by those classes into concrete component classes.
There are other examples of this that result (legitimately?) from the use of the
Undescriptive names
For example:
What do "Component" and "Container" mean? (see:
) What kind of component? A container of what? Some feel that the context is enough (that is, it's "java.awt.Container", not just "Container"). However, look at the discussions that took place in the
pages or the use of the word to describe MTS objects and
, to see the confusion it can cause.
"LayoutManager2" (see:
). It is a L
ayoutManager that can be given constraints on how each Component is layed out. Why not name it something like "C
Misleading names
For example, "addNotify" (see:
). According to the official and numerous unofficial method naming conventions, this method would seem to be adding something called a "notify". Instead, it is notifying the component that it has been added to a container. (Actually, it's even more complicated than that ... the container has to have been assigned a peer, I think, and perhaps some other stuff.) The verb in a method name should refer to what the method does. --
{But both "add" and "notify" are verbs. Does this method mean notifyOfAdd?}
Different names for methods that do the same thing.
For example, windows and graphics contexts are discarded with the "dispose" method but images are discarded with the "flush" method.
Lots of tests for types instead of polymorphic methods
The methods of Component and Container use logic based on the results of "instanceof" tests, rather than calls to polymorphic methods.
On the other hand, see
This is an an optimisation idiom that is used (only when absolutely necessary) to reduce the space overhead of C++ vtables in very small systems. It doesn't really apply to the Java AWT -- different language and context.
Inconsistent method/argument conventions
The one that bit me most recently is that most methods in the AWT define rectangles using left,top,width,height parameters, except for methods of the Image class that defines rectangles using left,top,right,bottom parameters.
Mixed metaphors
The getParent method of class Component returns a reference to the Container that contains the component. However, the method to get the Components within a Container is not called getChild, it's called getComponent.
No separation of independent concerns
The ability to lay out graphical objects within a container is a separate concern from handling user input events. However, the Component/Container/Layout classes mix the two concerns. This makes it impossible to use layout managers to arrange visual decorations (icons and text, for example) within an interactive component (a button for example). You can see the result of this in Swing where buttons can have one icon and one text label, and the JButton class has to lay out the icon and text explicitly, reimplementing logic that is already implemented in the AWT layout managers.
Methods take multiple parameters instead of
Many methods that expect a rectangle as an argument take four int parameters instead of a single java.awt.Rectangle. Many methods that expect a point take two int parameters instead of a single java.awt.Point. There aren't even overloaded methods that can take either a single value object or multiple parameters. Therefore client code either stores compound values in multiple variables, or has to split and recreate instances of value classes.
To be classified:
Client code is responsible for performing some of the logic of the GUI objects. For example, code that modifies the contents of a Container must explicitly ask the container to perform layout management. Why? The Container knows that its contents have changed and should automatically schedule layout management to be performed sometime in the future (when the event loop is idle, for example).
Isn't that because in GUI programming, you want more control of rendering? Waiting until idle time leads to sluggish redraws. Not good.
If you really do need to do immediate layout management, then one can always invoke the layout manager explicitly. However, if that is the case, you should not be using components in a layout manager to draw your display, but something rendered onto a
with minimised
, etc. See the
for more information about this.
On the other hand, layout management of AWT components is not particularly fast in the first place. Also, layout management has to be performed when a component changes size. This usually occurs when the component's properties are changed, and when one property is changed, it is likely that another property of the same component, or a property of a component in the same container, will also change. If the frame laid out all its descendents every time a single property changed, a lot of computation would be wasted. Therefore, most graphics toolkits use
s (typically
) to perform layout management, because this makes it much more convenient for the programmer writing the user interface code.
In the Java 2 version of AWT, Rectangle has public int fields called x, y, width and height. It also has methods called getX, getY, getWidth and getHeight, but they return double. I believe that Rectangle, Shape, Point, and for that matter javax.swing.tree.TreeNode
should not be in AWT at all, but rather in some data structures package. Those classes should be independent of the GUI toolkit used for rendering. --
While I'd normally agree, we found that rectangles in particular are thorny beasts when it comes to graphics programming. They should return ints for one thing. The the question is, is a rectangle from (0,0) to (0,0) one or zero units wide? In graphics, it is 1 unit (pixel) wide. In AWT and Windows, it is 0 units (pixels) wide. This gets to be infuriating after awhile. So we wrote our own stateless subclass of RECT (in Windows). --
I can't think of any graphics systems that treats a rectangle from (0,0) to (0,0) as 1 pixel wide. Some graphics systems draw the
of such a rectangle with a pen that is one or more pixels wide, and thereby draw a rectangle that has a width of greater than zero, but that is a property of the pen selected in the graphics context rather than the rectangle.
The Adobe
plugin treats singularities as having one display pixel of width. This, however, is a bug.
Parts of the implementation secretly expect to receive implementation specific classes derived from public base classes in the java.awt package. For instance, methods that expect parameters of type java.awt.Image don't work if you pass them a class you derived from Image. You might want to do this to use the
for example.
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text: Congestive heart failure is the medical term for decreased pumping function of the heart. The job of the heart is to pump oxygen-rich blood throughout the body so that the tissues can get the oxygen that they need. Depending on the cause of congestive heart failure, the heart can either become big and floppy or too thick and muscular. In both cases, the heart doesn't pump as well as it should. Congestive heart failure can be caused by a variety of factors including coronary artery disease and previous heart attacks, high blood pressure, defective heart valves, damage to heart muscle (caused by infections, alcohol, medications, and illicit drugs like cocaine), heart defects present since birth, abnormal heart rhythms (arrhythmias), and other diseases. Because the heart doesn't pump well, the blood both doesn't get to the organs leading to fatigue and fluid backing up into the lungs and body causing difficulty breathing and swelling in the legs. Medications to treat heart failure cannot cure heart failure, but can greatly increase quality of life and prolong life. Exercising, eating a low salt diet and losing weight can all help improve your symptoms. Heart failure can be classified based on which side of the heart is affected. Left-sided heart failure is more common and causes fluid to back up into the lungs causing shortness of breath. Right-sided heart failure is less common and can be caused by left-sided heart failure. Fluid in right-sided heart failure backs up into the legs and abdomen. Heart failure can also be classified as systolic or diastolic. Systolic heart failure means that the left side of the heart can't contract well, leading to a problem pumping. Diastolic heart failure means that the left side of the heart can't relax properly to be filled with blood that is then pumped out into the body. Risk factors for congestive heart failure include high blood pressure, heart attacks, coronary artery disease, irregular heart rhythms, diabetes, sleep apnea, certain medications for diabetes, viruses, alcohol abuse, kidney problems and kidney failure, liver disease, and problems with the heart valves. If untreated, heart failure can worsen over time and ultimately lead to death.


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A high rate of alcoholism was found in an unselected group of consecutive admissions of persons 60 years of age and older to a county psychiatric screening ward. psychiatric patients—alcoholic without organic brain syndrome (OBS), alcoholic with OBS, and nonalcoholic with OBS—were studied. Data were collected regarding sociodemographic, physical, psychiatric, and cognitive variables. Alcoholics without OBS were in comparatively good health physically and showed few other psychiatric manifestations. Alcoholics with OBS were younger than nonalcoholic OBS patients, were less impaired cognitively, and showed fewer signs of psychosis. Their families, however, had a more negative attitude toward them. Physical status and mortality rates for both groups were similar, but the alcoholics with OBS died at an earlier age.
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Here's how Samsung never copies Apple... Not
100 Comments
1. ledbetterp3 (Posts: 467; Member since: 31 Aug 2011)
lol horrible minds think alike
13. bobfreking55 (Posts: 866; Member since: 15 Jul 2011)
Samsung thinks innovative. Apple may be revolutionary at some points but obviously, they're not the most productive by the end of the year. They have this very narrow range of crapple products and let their iSheep worship it.
18. OnInOn (unregistered)
This is serious; Samsung has employed more than 200 people worldwide to check and comment on technology and mobile related websites. It is all part of their campaign to become #1. This is true, believe me, I worked in this company and I know their strategies.
24. that's good (unregistered)
that's good thing,
it means that they collect feedback from us.
200 people doesn't sound accurate tho.
and if you didn't notice already, there's something called community management. they collect feedback, shares ideas, inform the updates and etc.
62. TechOne (unregistered)
citation needed!
or i think you are employed by apple to post comments!
100. 530gemini (Posts: 2198; Member since: 09 Sep 2010)
@onlnon. And how can a company who simply waits and copies the next move of another become number one? Lol.
Samsung will not be number one. A copycat would always be a step behind :) Apple innovates, and Samsung imitates Apple's innovations. So how can Samsung lead when it only follows someone else's ideas?
103. Lucas777 (Posts: 2137; Member since: 06 Jan 2011)
lol when apple is top two companyies in the world…
2. John (unregistered)
Apple should learn from Microsoft, how to deal with patents and other such stuff. Now almost everyone has to pay Microsoft for its intellectual property claims over Android.
58. Yup (unregistered)
yea, you are right, this post is epic fail, fayez
I can make a post something like this:
"Here's how Apple never copies anyone... Not"
Apple copies LG Prada phone
Apple copies Samsung
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Apple copies Nokia
and I can enjoy watching users babbling in the comments.
well done Victor H. you should be proud
104. cheetah2k (Posts: 1577; Member since: 16 Jan 2011)
I'm sorry but the others have similar box designs, such as HTC:
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Dell has similar USB plug designs for their Streak range:
RIM has a similar USB charging block for their Blackberry range:
… and as far as the voice record app is concerned, who really gives a fcuk!
This article is nutting but fekking bulls**t.
3. fayez (unregistered)
this post is epic fail, and finding it on this site its a shame
4. John (unregistered)
Horrible :
19. ayephoner (Posts: 850; Member since: 09 Jun 2009)
yet, look at the dozen fandroid posts all in a few minutes.
dont you guys see that you are the sheep? you flock to these 'articles' to bash apple and PA rakes in the revenue. i applaud them for getting you guys with it day after day after day
21. Sam (unregistered)
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Apple has recently announced the new iOS
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OS since the iPhone was launched back in
2007. So Big, infact, that Apple decided to bypass
the iPhone 5 launch this year round.
What the iOS 5 bring that the iOS didn't
already have.
People loved the iOS for its fluidity and ease of use,
its beautiful and clean interface and the simplicity
of performing actions to utilize and exploit the abilities
the device it was on. The huge list of useful and
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fruit companies products, with their basic set of
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be so closed? Why are we not allowed to do things
that prior devices allowed us to do? Bluetooth file
transfer- File management, Adobe Flash based browsing,
even setting a custom ringtone.
The fact of the matter is, Apple saw that these things
were slowing down the Operating Systems usage
which in turn deteriorated the whole device. For
example, Bluetooth file transfer was the main reason
due to which, in 2005, over 3 million Nokia
phones got infected with a virus which would delete
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Adobe flash is the heaviest video plugin ever made
( Adobe's CEO confirms this) it is heavy on the processor
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considerably. That being said, the user always should
to have the choice to make the decision for himself.
Adobe flash is allowed in the Application structure
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Apple could have enabled Flash for a user to decide.
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1000 people complaining about Flash – than a few
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Apple knows and is sure of one thing and one thing
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it. They don't care about anything else and especially
those things that they don't promise or talk about.
With the new iOS 5 , Apple brings about a large
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Apple has made these improvements not only due
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90. cool (unregistered)
it will not be the best os because its copying a ton of stuff android already has you fanboys just too stoopid to see it
27. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
and yet, you are here too. does that make you a double sheep?
31. John (unregistered)
Once the next iphone comes I won't see this site up until the next release. Donkeys like you will spend hours daily on such sites, searching for ways to hurt people :( and their personal opinions;(.
You will never find your perfect phone Mr.remixfa.
34. Sam (unregistered)
You seem to be more interested in news concerning Apple than anything else.
Now, what does that make you , an ape?
46. ayephoner (Posts: 850; Member since: 09 Jun 2009)
double sheep? what does that even mean?
i like apple and their products. i like reading these articles. im happy PA covers this stuff.
50. ilia1986 (unregistered)
Well I can's say that I hate my iPhone to be fair - but when one looks @ Android - and sees what the iPhone COULD have been - one truly starts to loath Apple.
The primary reason I check Cydia every morning is the hope of finding a Fuly functional Android 3.x+ boot project.
I want Android-leveled customization. Not an iPhone with a few neat tweaks and themes.
51. Joe (unregistered)
considering Google hasn't released the source code for honeycomb, have fun waiting for that to happen.
56. exo2u (unregistered)
I don't think that phonearena is well off. you see the webpage right, mostly trash. Ads to pay for s**t. Don't think its as much a choice as it is a necessity.
5. phantomash (Posts: 20; Member since: 27 Aug 2011)
that is all?
6. som (Posts: 768; Member since: 10 Nov 2009)
Why is Apple filed lawsuits against Samsung Galaxy phones and tablets only, does other companies their phones and tablets different form factors. May be Apple just wanted to banned Samsung Galaxy phone and tablets.
10. AKm007 (Posts: 108; Member since: 06 Sep 2011)
The reason apple is only suing samsung is because they are the only major threat to apple right now.
55. bucky (Posts: 2572; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
I like samsung and their products are great however, they need some originality. They didnt even try hiding it lol. If i were apple, i would sue for this ONLY-hey are going overboard now though.
30. iKingTrust (banned) (Posts: 716; Member since: 27 Jul 2011)
maybe we all dont know sh*t about whats going on behind the scenes.
8. Marius O. (unregistered)
Oh, come on, what do you expect to see when you open a box containing a tablet ? A dragon, a clown ? This article is pathetic. I expected something else from phonearena. But seeing the trend is posting hamburger and sushi pics just to prove a phone's existence, i can't say i''m surprised about this article either.
67. darth8ball (Posts: 520; Member since: 02 Aug 2011)
I just got my Bionic and both that and the DX I bought in 2010 came out of the box exactly the same fashion, with the Moto boxes being gray not white but packaged the exact same way.
Also bieng that Samsung makes Apple components it goes to show that both companies put out similar looking devices.
But showing the pics of the completely different looking charging connectors was weak.
9. dionddc (Posts: 129; Member since: 19 Jul 2011)
Samsung probably made Apple's adapter.
Apart from the first image in the collection, all of that is complete bulls**t.
I don't get it, the picture shows the packaging of the Galaxy Tab and the iPad? Is this a comparing or contrasting? I know they both have something in common: they're made by Samsung.
33. dionddc (Posts: 129; Member since: 19 Jul 2011)
Is this comparing or contrasting?*
11. Kambanka (unregistered)
Interesting... But the box - guys, HTC makes boxes this way for ages
12. krysis (Posts: 76; Member since: 14 Dec 2009)
i can agree with most of the similarities, but seeing the actual product when you open the box? that's kind of what i'd like to see. and the mic example had me rolling my eyes, i mean, really? it's for a recording. so a mic would probably be a good thing to show.
ps: how do you feel pa about the images coming from a site called fonearena? i smell a lawsuit! ;)
14. Sammy1011 (unregistered)
Apple knows they have nothing left in the pipeline that's new. The iphone market share will be around 13-15% by the end of 2012, and the ipad may hold a large market share, but its still such a tiny market compared to phones or computers, and better competitors are coming out everyday. They may be at their peak now, but their future is sure be a sharp decline. So why not try to stop Sammy from taking over?
15. IRENIUS (unregistered)
20. Nitesh (unregistered)
Wow! I didn't know that in Apple terms 5 words make ONE word.. LOL
52. Meedlies (Posts: 8; Member since: 06 Sep 2011)
Lmao. I think that phrase accurately describes the apple fanbase.
"One word, Apple is the best forever!"
lol. I've got tears in my eyes im laughing so hard.
72. snowgator (Posts: 3583; Member since: 19 Jan 2011)
Doesn't do much for Apple-Nation does it??
16. Let's see (unregistered)
my thought for some of those.
1. Samsung booth
the Booth Icons were collected and used to decorate the booth itself. so what?
2. USB power adapter
I've heard Apple and Samsung used the same Chinese company to supply the power adapter
3. opened box
my 2003 LG phone came like that (but with wider margin between the phone and those 4 sides)
what? ppl expect Galaxy Tab upside down when they open the box?
4. USB connector
looks no big deal.
try Google image search "usb cables"
you will find some similar cables
5. voice recording app
erm... I didn't know Apple had a patent that showing a mic in the voice recording app.
let's say,
Samsung really did copy all those 5 items.
but that doesn't mean Galaxy copied iPhone automatically.
and for Apple, it's unavoidable that they used Sammy's 3G modules without licenses
17. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Yeah, except for a few problems:
1) Samsung has switched over to MicroUSB chargers.
2) The Galaxy S boxes don't look anything like Apple boxes.
3) I want to know what Samsung store that is.
4) The Galaxy S charger heads don't look anything like that.
And more, but I'm too tired to list them right now.
63. iwebdroidberry7 (Posts: 230; Member since: 17 Jan 2011)
Because the Galaxy Tab uses a MicroUSB adapter?
22. dacastrator (Posts: 232; Member since: 22 Sep 2011)
Crapple sux.
23. ken (unregistered)
By these standards, and extending further, we are all copycats except the christ who is the sole creator. One major contribution of apple is redefining the meaning of "copy" . I wouls suggest apple to apply for patent so that no one in this unvierse shall dress, talk and walk like Steve. Wounldt that be a sight.
25. Mobile-X-Pert (Posts: 565; Member since: 20 Dec 2010)
Those iOS app images in its retail store were not Samsung's fault, the person in charge to organize all the stuff made a mistake with the decoration, but they already corrected it.
29. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
As a matter of fact, I recall that story now. That's not a practice in their stores, just an embarrassing mistake.
26. elemental (unregistered)
i really dont care who copy from whose product. I just care about who will provide me a cheaper solution. And of-course that will be SAMSUNG.
28. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
oh no! apple now thinks they invented microphone pictures (even though they are different), square chargers, and the like!!!
The LG tablet uses a similar charger, why isnt that being charged? Oh yea, because this lawsuit is about bullying competition, not about copying.
Apple, can you show 1 patent for any of that? No? Then shut up.
35. iKingTrust (banned) (Posts: 716; Member since: 27 Jul 2011)
did you just have an argument with your self?
81. AppleFanboy (Posts: 142; Member since: 07 Jun 2011)
You're an idiot, this article was not posted by Apple, but what am I saying, you're a typical f@gdroid, of course you're gonna find any chance you can to bag on Apple...
32. iKingTrust (banned) (Posts: 716; Member since: 27 Jul 2011)
Is there in anyone on this site with some metaknowledge?
Everyone debates about this Apple VS Samsung crap but all we know is what the media tells us. No one knows really whats going on behind the scenes.
I like to debate but some of yall take it too far. Saying, this person is taking over and that person is taking over. Who cares?
These major companies are "taking over" while we are sitting here bickering, being taken over by them, when for all we know they are all on the beach sipping margarittas laughing at us.
39. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
with the money they make its probably a platinum and diamond cup surrounded by playmates... wait... that sounds like so much fun.. lol
77. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
what kind of tittie hating idiot would thumb down having margaritas in a platinum cup while being surrounded by playmates who obviously only want to please u for your money????? lolol
36. biophone (Posts: 1956; Member since: 15 Jun 2011)
I am back for now because i tipped this :).
So anyway my thoughts. This is a clear copy look at the chargers. Its the same thing they just made it black. Its clear as day if you ask me.
40. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
I can't find anywhere where it shows that's the charging head for any Samsung phone. It's certainly not the charger head for the US iterations of either generation of the Galaxy S or GS2. At least not the ones I've seen or have been able to obtain pictures of.
54. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4833; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
Hey Sniggly I am sorry I haven't emailed you yet for the Google+ I really want to do it. Are we using our PhoneArena.com names or are we using our government names? I just want the skinny that's all! If you want I will just give you a shout on your email & we can talk there then. Just let me know what the best course of action should be. I am looking forward to joining the circle!
65. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Well if you want to talk you can email me, it's right on my profile. :) On + Google has a bit of a "NO PSEUDONYMS" policy, but I'm sure you can get away with not putting your real name as long as you make it real enough. :)
71. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4833; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
Got it! I will use my government name. lol
41. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
yea, they do look similar, but the point is.. who cares? noone owns a patent for square charger shape. They use many of the same companies. Maybe they got a bulk deal by using similar shapes as other people. Anyone ever think of that? Geesh.
82. taz89 (Posts: 2014; Member since: 03 May 2011)
some lack common sense...basically anyone that uses a open source pdmi port is now going to be called a copycat of apple...square charger, you know what other companies also use square chargers...most smartphone and tablet boxes when opened the first thing you see is the product..all those similarities are not even from the same product..it literally is mix and match of different samsung products... also the shop thing is obviously a simple human error...


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