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Orly Avitzur, M.D., is a neurologist in private practice who holds academic appointments at Yale University School of Medicine and New York Medical College.
When and why to seek a second medical opinion.
There are times when a second opinion is not only appropriate, it's necessary. Nevertheless, more than one in three patients never seek second opinions for their diagnosis, according to a 2006 survey by Harris Interactive. This finding came as a surprise to me: As a neurologist, knowing when it's time to refer a patient to a specialist for a second opinion is part of my job. For you, as a patient, it may be a lifesaver. Here's when you should consider it, and why it matters.
It's ideal to find a doctor you trust. But if you find yourself questioning your diagnosis, or if you just don't feel comfortable with your first doctor, hearing another physician's opinion may help to settle those doubts. When Todd Bischoff developed a tremor at age 46, a neurologist diagnosed essential tremor and gave him two prescriptions to fill. "He said to let him know if I wanted to take the medications. Then he walked out of the room without explaining what essential tremor was or telling me anything about the drugs," Todd says. This was the first red flag. Then, when Todd went home and researched the condition, descriptions of Parkinson's disease seemed to fit his symptoms much better. Todd sought a second opinion, and his next neurologist confirmed the diagnosis of young-onset Parkinson's.
When patients have complicated symptoms or their diagnosis is unclear, it is often helpful to get a second opinion from a subspecialist. Although neurologists receive an education in a wide variety of conditions, some undergo advanced training in specific areas and go on to specialize in those fields. Todd's second neurologist sent him to a Parkinson's disease specialist because he felt that the early age of onset warranted special consideration. Although he had to pay out of pocket, Todd ultimately received his care from a movement disorder subspecialist because he felt that the doctor's expertise and superior level of skill were worth it. "I'm much more confident in dealing with my condition now and know that if I have questions, my neurologist is available to assist me," he says.
Gaétan Guertin sought a subspecialist's opinion after his first neurologist suggested the diagnosis of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Guertin began to experience leg fatigue when he was 55 and soon developed foot weakness and muscle atrophy. In an interview with Neurology Now before he passed away on August 31, 2007, Guertin said the expert's approach was more confident. "She had a lot of experience and knowledge and was more open," the Quebec native explained, noting that because his neurologist worked at a research and training hospital, diagnostic testing was expedited.
Some conditions are encountered so infrequently in general practice that their management is best handled by a neurologist who has had greater experience with those cases. Jeffrey M. Amitin was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease by a surgeon during a follow-up visit one year after gastric bypass surgery. After four months of tests, a neurologist concluded that Jeffrey had central pontine myelinolysis, a condition caused by the destruction of the lining covering nerve cells in part of the brainstem, or pons. Central pontine myelinolysis is a rare complication of surgery—one so uncommon that it was difficult to find a group of specialists who knew how to manage it. But by taking matters into his own hands and doing extensive research, Jeffrey eventually found a team of specialists who were trained in management of his condition. "Now, more than two years after the onset, I have a neurologist, internist, physiatrist, neuro-psychologist, and a pulmonologist, all of whom understand my condition," he says.
If you are reading this magazine, it means that you are a patient or caregiver who tries to learn as much as you can about your condition. This was also the case for Michelle Farris, who for months had been experiencing head pain that was diagnosed as migraines. When her pain began to occur with every cough and sneeze, her neurologist put her on a drug that caused acute angle-closure glaucoma, requiring surgery. Although Michelle mentioned to the neurologist that the next medication she was prescribed could also cause this condition, her doctor dismissed her concerns.
"At that point I was unwilling to take a chance and asked for a second opinion," says Michelle. Her new neurologist immediately diagnosed a spinal fluid leak. "I am extremely thankful that I sought a second opinion," Michelle says, "and believe that it has made all the difference in my care."
When Laurie Fournier developed facial numbness, her neurologist ordered a number of tests, including an MRI of the brain and a lumbar puncture. At her next appointment, she was seen by a physician's assistant who gave her a prescription for a drug and a DVD without mentioning the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis (MS)—until Laurie asked. "According to the assistant, the only difference between treatments was the frequency of injection." Laurie was fortunate to have a family friend who was a neurologist and who took the time to explain treatment options more fully. She eventually transferred her care to an MS Center and is very pleased with her current physician.
Todd, who developed young-onset Parkinson's disease, believes that teamwork is critical for those dealing with a progressive neurodegenerative disease. "This is your health we're talking about—you have to advocate for yourself. If you don't, you could potentially suffer from poor care, or even the wrong care," says Todd, who now runs a support group (PDTalks.com). "You need to solidify your diagnosis so you know exactly what you're dealing with," he stresses. "Otherwise, how can you most effectively treat what you have?"
▸ How to Find a Neurologist for a Second Opinion: Inquire at a nearby academic medical center; ask a number of physicians already involved in your care and compare their recommendations; check with your state medical board, as these agencies license medical doctors, investigate complaints, and discipline those who violate the law (the AMA provides links to each state at ama-assn.org/ama/pub/category/2645.html); and visit The Brain Matters, the American Academy of Neurology patient Web site at thebrainmatters.org—the site has a physician locator and information on your rights as a patient.
▸ Finding an Online Opinion: Expert opinions are not always available locally. When traveling for an expert opinion is simply not possible, using an online consultation service may be a worthwhile option. Ajay Gupta, M.D., a pediatric epilepsy specialist and director of the tuberous sclerosis program at the Cleveland Clinic, has been providing second opinions at cms.eclevelandclinic.org for the past three years. "When patients face a challenging medical condition or tough decisions, online consultation offers them an expert opinion after reviewing the patient's medical data," he explains. Dr. Gupta, who often answers questions about complex brain surgeries for the treatment of children's seizures from parents who live in remote states or outside the U.S., says, "We often evaluate patients with refractory epilepsy who may benefit from epilepsy surgery, but do not have access to expert evaluation and treatment." Another online source for second opinions is Partners Online Specialty Consultations (econsults.partners.org). The consultation process draws on the expertise of physicians from a number of different hospitals throughout the country.
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1. Bondholders are crditors of the issuing corporation.
2. bondholders claims on the assets of the corporation rank ahead of stockholders
3. the prices of bonds are quoted as a percentage of the bonds' market value
4. when the market rate of interest is less than the contract rate for a bond, the bond will sell for a premium.
5. an equal stream of periodic payments is called an annuity.
6.one reason a dollar today is worth more than a dollar 1 year from today is the time value of money.
7. if the straight-line method of amortization is used, the amount of unamortization premium on bonds payable will decrease as the bonds approach maturity.
8. if the amount of a bond premium on an issued 11% 4-year, $100,000 bond is $12,928, the amiannual straight-line amortization of the premium is $1,416.
9. The issue price of zero-coupon bonds is the present value of their face amount.
10. if sinking fund cash is used to purchase investments, thoseinvestments are reported on the balance sheet as marketable securities.
11. callable bonds can be redeemed by the issuing corporation at the fair market price of the bonds.
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13. Amortization is the allocation process of writing off bond premiums and discounts to interest expense over the life of the bond issue.
14. the amortization of a premium on bonds payable decreses bond interest expense.
15. the balance in premium on bonds payable should be reported as a deduction from bonds payable on the balance sheet.
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a.the interest on bonds must be paid when due
b.the corporation must pay the bonds at maturity
c.the interest expense is deductable for tax purposes by the corporation
d.a higher earnings per share is guarenteed for existing common shareholders
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a. convertible bonds
b.unsecured bonds
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d.callable bonds
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b. $1,154,387
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2015 Fall Concert Listening Links
Incantation and Dance https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uw2s3Y6NZwg
Danse Macabre https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWP0DWWoPhg&app=desktop
The Running Set https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsRfrId2Qu4 (it would be better to have a band version, but I haven't found a good one yet)
Untitled March https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGw-6BVbwNs
In All Its Glory https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9z3MaL6wgw
2015 Spring Maslanka Festival
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David Maslanka - Concerto for Trombone and Wind Ensemble
Artemio Sandoval - Ultraviolet
Tyree Pini - A New Bicycle
William Todd Hunt - Upon Enchanted Ground
Emerson Eads - HooDoo Suite
2014 Fall Concert
La Fiesta Mexicana:
French National Defile March:
Invercargill March:
Irish Tune from County Derry:
Pecs Pictures:
English Folk Song Suite:
Capriccio Espagnol:
2014 Spring Concert
Fountainhead (all movements)
Lincoln Portrait
Movement for Rosa
2013 Fall Concert:
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Four Dances from West Side Story
Adagio for Wind Orchestra
Western Fanfare
La Peri Fanfare
2012 Spring Concert:
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Grand Serenade for an Awfl Lot of Winds and Percussion, Mvmnt 2
Coronation March
Good Friday Music
Incantation and Dance:
2011 Fall Concert:
Music for Prague 1968 (Mvmts. 1 & 2) (Mvmts. 3 & 4)
Ballet Egyptien
Fiesta del Pacifico (Probably not on the concert list)
2010 Reindeer Band:
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Black is the Color of My True Love's Hair
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Hello, Dolly!
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New Hampshire hiker Jan Duprey makes trail lunches a treat with a trusty potato salad and balsamic vinaigrette dressing that doesn't spoil on a hot day. No mayo!
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text: After watching the Detroit Lions remain unbeaten Monday night with a 24-13 victory over the Chicago Bears, here are some of my initial thoughts about the upcoming game against the 49ers (4-1):-- Adam Snyder is going to see a lot of Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh, who lines up every play over the right guard.-- The 49ers' offensive line will be tested. And not just Snyder. The Bears were called for nine false starts at Ford Field. The crowd should be worked up for this game featuring teams that are a combined 9-1 this season. (By the way, these same teams were a combined 1-9 last year at this same point).-- The Lions had nine defensive linemen active for Monday's game. They are able to keep the line fresh as part of their rotation. They'll be coming at the 49ers in waves.-- The 49ers' nickel defense was on the field for just 26 snaps against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The 49ers will have to go with five defensive backs against the Lions, who line up with three wideouts -- Calvin Johnson and rookie Titus Young, along with slot receiver Nate Burleson -- nearly every play.-- That means rookie defensive end Aldon Smith will rarely come off the field in this game. He'll be matched mostly against left tackle Jeff Backus, an 11-year pro who has started all 165 games of his career. (By the way, yes, I called Aldon Smith a "defensive end," because he has yet to play outside linebacker this season). Smith, the No. 7 overall pick, leads the 49ers with 3.5 sacks.--In the 49ers' nickel package last week, Aldon Smith, safety Reggie Smith and rookie cornerback Chris Culliver entered the game, replacing nose tackle Ricky Jean Francois, outside linebacker Parys Haralson and strong safety Donte Whitner.--Calvin Johnson is now the best wide receiver in football. He is the first player in NFL history to have nine touchdowns catches through five games. The folks at "Monday Night Football" put up a graphic that showed Johnson is 6-foot-5 with a 6-10 wingspan. His standing reach is 8-foot-8, and his vertical leap is 45 inches. His maximum reach is an amazing 12-5. All quarterback Matthew Stafford has to do is throw the ball within the size of a two-car garage, and Johnson can go get it.--The 49ers haven't yet had cornerback Carlos Rogers shadow the opposition's top receiver. Will this be the week? If it's not, the 49ers have a big decision to make with their third cornerback. Is Culliver, coming off a strong showing against Tampa Bay, ready to be matched against Johnson from time to time? Or will Shawntae Spencer, who missed last week's game with "turf toe" bump the rookie to the sideline?--Safety Dashon Goldson had some big hits the past two weeks. He'll be tested Sunday, as the Lions love to get the ball deep. Johnson is a big target for Stafford. That means he's also a big target for Goldson.--Detroit, yes, Detroit will be the center of the football world on Sunday.


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Okanagan Gleaners, begun and operated by Christian volunteers since autumn of 1994, processes and dries local fruits and vegetables for distribution to needy people in the world. Volunteers participate in the various aspects of the process, May through November.
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Andrew Wiggins walked proudly across the stage to take his spot as the NBA's No. 1 overall draft pick, the culmination of a path he's been pointed down for years. The Cleveland Cavaliers selected the 19-year-old sensation from Vaughan, Ont., making Wiggins the second consecutive Canadian they've taken with the top pick. The Cavs went for a freshman for the second straight year Thursday and will hope Wiggins works out better than Anthony Bennett of Brampton, Ont. Wiggins said the ripple effect in Canada will be ``huge,'' and he's proud of that fact. ``It opens doors for all the youth in Canada, it gives them hope,'' Wiggins said. ``Coming up when I was in Canada, I wasn't ranked, I wasn't known. I didn't really have any offers or anything like that. I just kept my head straight, kept working on my game, and look where I am today." ``I just think it gives everyone in Canada hope that they can do the same thing and accomplish whatever I do. Because it's possible if they work hard.'' Wiggins was the star on an historic night for Canadian basketball. Nik Stauskas of Mississauga, Ont., went eighth to the Sacramento Kings. ``This is a huge honour for me,'' Stauskas said. ``This is something I've been working towards since I was seven years old. The face that I'm sitting here in front of all you guys now is just. . . I can't put this into words."
Tyler Ennis of Brampton, Ont., was selected 18th by the Phoenix Suns. ``I think this is a big year,'' said Ennis, a 19-year-old Syracuse point guard that the Raptors had been high on. ``We had the No. 1 pick, we had Nik go in the lottery, myself. . . At the end of the night, Canada has something to be proud of.'' When his name was called, Wiggins slipped on a maroon Cleveland hat, hugged his dad Mitchell and mom Marita, and then strode on stage to shake hands with commissioner Adam Silver, who was calling the first round for the first time since replacing David Stern. Wiggins makes it three Canadians playing in Cleveland _ the Cavs took forward Tristan Thompson of Brampton, Ont., fourth overall in the 2011.
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Ok am i the only one that has O pains for a good 5 days or so? Is that normal? Sometimes it for a whole week...
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From what I've heard it's not only possible... but even normal. :)
(this is coming from someone who's never knowingly felt them though)
~*~ Me, 32 ~*~ Hubby, 33 ~*~ DS, 6 ~*~
I feel them, but only when I O from the right ovary. I had surgery several years back and now I feel them. Never felt it be for the surgery. I typically will feel it for four to five days.
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One perfect Baby Boy (2/4/2012) & One perfect Furbaby (2)
Ive actually have only had them once and that was this past O. I thought something was wrong with me for a while. lol
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B.A. summa cum laude, Princeton University with a major in geology
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– Assistant Clinical Professor and Director of the Office of Major Grant Development, Agricultural Research Center, Washington State University
– Assistant Clinical Professor and Director of Communications, College of Sciences, Washington State University
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Member of the Geological Society of America
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The Whole Story of Climate: What Science Reveals about the Nature of Endless Change, Prometheus Press, New York. This book takes the reader through the story of how geologists and other scientists learned about natural as well as man-made climate change. It concludes with some ideas about what the public discussion of climate should include as we contemplate policy choices ahead of us.
2012 – Planet Rock Doc: Nuggets from Explorations of the Natural World, Washington State University Press. This volume is a compilation of 75 newspaper columns that ran in community newspapers from coast to coast across the U.S. and that treat topics in science and engineering. You may also follow current Rock Doc columns.
2004-present: ongoing publication of "Rock Doc" newspaper columns about science and engineering now published in more than 100 community newspapers across the country
2006: contributions and revisions for a new edition of Essentials of Geology, 509 pages, Thomson Learning/Brooks Cole, publishers, Reed Wicander and James Monroe, authors.
2005: "Geology of the Pacific Northwest", a chapter written for inclusion in the "custom publishing" options of several textbooks published by Thomson Learning/Brooks Cole
2003: "Lake Roosevelt and the Case of the Channeled Scablands," technical author for an informational pamphlet published by the National Park Service, U.S. Dept. of the Interior, 13 pages.
2001: Geology From Experience, a non-traditional lab manual with experiments and quantified problems for freshman geology, co-author Larry Davis, W.H. Freeman and Co., 296 pages.


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A gaming progress report is in order first, I suppose. In the last 24 hours, I've beaten Grand Theft Auto III, Lugaru HD, NightSky, and The Wonderful End of the World. Yep, I've managed to get a decent bit of gaming in. Even better, I'd give all four a decent recommendation, although the three non-GTA titles were a bit on the short side.
I'm currently playing around in Spore a bit while slowly working my way through Grand Theft Auto - Vice City. I'm not that into either game though and will probably start a third tonight, although I haven't decided what yet.
Now on to personal life. I've been having some serious dental issues that have kept me kinda' down lately so I haven't felt like posting much. I've been trying to get over my phobia of dentists (caused by a dentist in Mio whom I should probably sue) for the last fifteen years and the lack of work finally caught up with me.
I had one tooth extracted last month but desparately need to get another that's been hurting removed as well. After that, well, there is a lot more work to be done. In the end, I'll most likely have to have all my top teeth removed, as well as three on each side on the bottom (including wizdom teeth). So yeah, I've been pretty down lately. Just trying to work through all this aggrevation and get back into the flow of every day life.
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Commissioner Marc Sarnoff's ethics questioned over Mercy condo project
Joe Arriola is an arranger, a fixer of sorts. So when Marc Sarnoff was elected to the Miami City Commission, Arriola thought it was a good idea to arrange a sit-down between his pal of 25 years, prominent developer Jorge Perez, and Coconut Grove's new political capo di tutti. Arriola knew Sarnoff wasn't keen on Perez's plan to build a three-tower condo project on land owned by Mercy Hospital. So two months before the city commission's first zoning hearing, Arriola invited Perez and Sarnoff over to his sprawling South Miami estate for Sunday-morning breakfast.
"I figured that by maybe getting the two principals together, we could stop a lot of the public posturing," Arriola recalled in a 2007 sworn statement. "At the end of the day, they agreed to disagree and shook hands."
Sarnoff, who ultimately voted against the condos, says he met with many builders following his win but never spoke to them about specific projects in the city. "It was to show them I wasn't a three-headed monster," says Sarnoff, who ran on a controlled development platform.
Arriola's testimony about the breakfast meeting recently surfaced when Cornelius Shiver, a Miami attorney currently suspended from practicing law in Florida, filed a Miami-Dade ethics commission complaint accusing Sarnoff of violating a state law that prohibits elected officials from speaking in private to anyone about a zoning matter before casting their vote. The ethics commission dismissed Shiver's complaint as "not legally sufficient" because the three-year statute of limitations had passed.
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During the Q&A session, state prosecutor Jorge Cueto noted that Arriola had sworn he set up the meeting "with the express purpose for [Sarnoff] to discuss with Perez the Mercy Towers" and reminded the commissioner he was under oath. "If you did, you know, it's OK," Cueto said. "I mean, we have basically given you immunity. If you lie about it, that's a problem." Sarnoff stuck to his story. "The only thing I recall being discussed was Joe's backing for Barack Obama," Sarnoff said, "and [Perez] was backing Hillary Clinton."
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This report examines the green growth potential and identifies best practices for policy and governance as well as ways to strengthen current practices. As the third largest city in Vietnam, Hai Phong's economy is growing remarkably at an average rate of 8.7% (2015) in tandem with the growth of the Hai Phong Port. Economic growth and urbanisation, however, have posed serious environmental challenges, including: increased greenhouse gas emissions from industry and transport; rapid depletion of underground water sources; pollution of water sources from untreated commercial, medical, domestic and agricultural waste water; and inefficient waste management, where less than 10% of domestic waste is composted and recyclable materials are mixed with other waste and landfilled. Furthermore, Hai Phong ranks among the 20 cities most vulnerable to costal flooding due to climate change. Nevertheless, there is much untapped potential for green growth in Viet Nam and Hai Phong city. The ultimate goal is to build a stronger, more resilient and greener city.
This study examines the multi-level governance framework for public investment in Colombia. It provides a diagnosis of the strengths and challenges of the Colombian system and includes comparative data and a set of benchmarks to promote exchange of good practices and promote learning. It makes recommendations for how to further improve the system, make more effective use of existing resources and catch up to OECD countries in terms of infrastructure development . The review also suggests a set of indicators against which Colombia can measure its progress.
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The economic performance of Peru in recent times has been impressive. There is now a transition underway as commodity prices fall, and the key challenge for Peru is how to improve productivity and maintain this growth trajectory. Peru is a territorially diverse country and addressing these challenges will require policies that are designed for the specific needs of different cities and regions. The importance of regional policies is particularly important for the case of Peru. Within the OECD only four countries have a larger land mass. The physical geography of the country is shaped by a thin coastal region, the Andes and the Amazon forest in the interior. These different areas are not well connected and have vastly different levels of service provision and infrastructure. The report sets out how regional policies can be improved to address these challenges. This includes ensuring the preconditions (such as revenues, capabilities and coordinating mechanisms) are in place for decentralisation to work. Lifting national productivity will largely depend on well-functioning cities. The report also includes recommendations for how Peru can develop a comprehensive approach to urban policy, including enhancing linkages with rural areas.
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Wednesday, January 15, 2014
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The Cub Scouts of Pack 730, led by Benjamin Sadler and sponsored by St. Paul's Summerville, conducted their first fundraiser Jan. 11.
The event featured a pancake breakfast at Appleby's on Old Trolley Road, and by all accounts the event was a real success. The boys raised nearly $600, and learned how to work as a team in a busy restaurant setting.
No plates were broken and everyone left with a smile. At their meeting the next day, the boys undertook the solemn task of deciding how to properly apply the pack's newly-acquired resources.
In the spirit of the Cub Scout core value of Responsibility, which is defined as Fulfilling our duty to God, country, other people, and ourselves, the first order of business was the issue of a thanks offering to the group's sponsor, St. Paul's of Summerville.
The decision was made by the troop to give a donation of their profit back to the church. The next item was deciding a location for an overnight camp out, and Camp Ho Non Wah carried the vote. A date has not yet been set, but the Scouts are eager and ready to go.
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This healthy granola bar recipe was one of the first hits here at Kitchen Stewardship and remains one of the most popular. It was first published June 2009 and deserves a little revisit today.
Many people are surprised that you can whip up homemade granola bars as easily as a quick batch of chocolate chip cookies. There are endless variations to this recipe, and I can almost guarantee it will become a family favorite!
Scroll down for variations including chocolate, peanut butter, gluten free, dairy free and more! If you see a green or orange $ symbol next to an ingredient, clicking it will show the sales in YOUR community this week on that item (or share an additional recipe from a partner).
- 1 c. butter, softened
- 1 c. honey
- 4½ c. rolled oats
- 1 ½ c. whole wheat or spelt flour
- 1 tsp. vanilla
- 1 tsp. baking soda
- Add-ins to equal 2 cups total:
- mini semi-sweet chocolate chips
- chopped walnuts
- dried fruit
- sunflower seeds
- coconut
- other nuts…
- Lightly butter a 9"×13" glass pan. In a large mixing bowl, cream butter, honey, and vanilla. Tip: If your butter isn't softened, use a rolling pin and roll it between two sheets of wax paper. Or mash it with your hands while in the wrapper. Our secret.
- Add the oats, flour, and baking soda. Beat well until combined. Stir in add-ins by hand. Press mixture hard into pan. (You can use your hands!)
- Bake at 325 degrees F for 15-22 minutes until just golden brown on the edges. You will think they are too soft. They are not. Just remind yourself that there's not even any egg in the recipe, so you can't hurt anybody if you underbake.
- Allow to cool for at least 10 minutes before cutting into bars. Let bars cool completely in pan before removing and serving. Store at room temperature or freeze.
The one drawback of this original recipe is that it tends to be a bit crumbly, especially if you overbake the bars even slightly. You can avoid that by melting the butter, honey and vanilla in a saucepan and cooking on low for 5 minutes after the butter melts, then mixing the liquid ingredients into the dry.
See the brown box down below for more variations on flavor and texture.
Originally adapted from a recipe in Faith and Family Magazine.
Hi! I'm Katie, and I'm the chief mess-maker around here trying to journey to better stewardship of my family's health and the environment – while balancing a budget and limited time (did I mention I have 4 kids?).
I'd love to share more of our family-friendly recipes, science geek research and uber-practical tips with you, and I have a mini eBook with our family's favorite "party recipes" just for you.
If you like what you've read so far, I hope you'll strap on your seatbelt and join us for the ride:
If unsoaked, uncooked oats get heavy in your gut (or worse), you'll want to check out the "soaked" version for easier digestion, which is also gluten-free and no-bake. It's a free downloadable printable page, a demo of the simple navigation of the Healthy Snacks to Go eBook, where this recipe is a centerpiece, along with 15 variations on a homemade "Larabar" and some yum-o crispy roasted chickpeas.
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- Add 1/4 cup cocoa powder and skip the chocolate chips – or double up on chocolate!
- Use 1/2 cup natural peanut butter, almond butter or sunbutter in place of 1/2 cup of butter – divine!
- Want crunchy bars? Spread a full batch into a large cookie sheet or a half batch in a 9×13 pan. Press firmly and bake as usual. Cool completely and cut apart, then spread individually on a baking sheet or stone and toast again for ~10-13 minutes in a preheated 325F oven. Watch carefully for browning on the edges. Now, listen closely – do not touch. Got that? Wait until the bars are totally and completely cooled on the pan before removing, and you will have sturdy, crunchy granola bars to die for.
- Bars too crumbly? Follow the directions for a brief re-toast in the bullet point above and you'll be thrilled with the results – just slightly crunchy on the edges and with triple the stick-together-ness of the original.
- Gluten free: Just sub GF all-purpose flour for the whole wheat and it should work fine, according to a reader. Another used a cup mixed sorghum and brown rice flour plus a teaspoon of xanthan gum.
- Dairy free: Coconut oil works fine in place of butter, especially in the nut butter versions.
- Less sweetener: Honey is expensive and the "unhealthy" ingredient in this recipe. When you heat the honey, you can definitely cut it down by at least 1/3 cup and everything still holds together. I also had success substituting natural applesauce for up to 1/2 cup honey, but the resulting bars weren't very sweet. The chocolate chips were a necessity.
- Crumbs in the bottom of the storage bag? So yummy over homemade yogurt with fresh fruit!
- What else can you do with these? Do share!
Lunch-packing tip: Have the kiddos (or whomever) bring home the plastic baggie each day and just toss a new bar in. Easy way to save packaging and remember to take a bar every day! Check out all my healthy lunch packing tips and green lunch ideas, too!
More Bars!
The homemade granola bars aren't the only easy, healthy snack bar at KS. Try these recipes for more variety:
Almond Power Bars
Quinoa Oat Protein Bars
Grain-free Quinoa Bars
No-Bake Granola Bars
Healthy Snacks to Go includes Popeye Bars, Protein Bars, and Homemade "larabars" (above)
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Mary Mitchell O'Connor: I was the principal of a State-funded school and even I can't back cuts to fee-paying ones
Published 11/10/2012 | 17:00
THE future funding of fee-paying schools has been a source of much argument over the past week. However, during the debate, a realistic view of our financial circumstances has been lacking.
Any debate that centres on the state subvention to fee-paying schools being withdrawn -- or even reduced -- needs to take heed of what exactly that would mean, not only for the state purse but for our school-going population as a whole.
Before being elected as a TD for Dun Laoghaire, I was a principal in a State-funded primary school. Every year, we were faced with the same situation where parents scrambled desperately to secure places for their children in local second-level schools.
For many parents, it was a case of exercising choice in terms of the type of education their children received: be that single-sex education or co-ed schooling; Catholic education or minority religious schooling; fee-paying schooling or the free, secondary sector.
In constituencies such as my own, historical educational decisions mean we now have a large number of fee-paying schools and very few State-funded ones.
This means that parents who wish to have their children educated locally have limited choices in terms of public school access.
Since the downturn, financial pressure has increased significantly on most families. Many people are now feeling the squeeze and are experiencing difficulty in meeting their monthly costs.
For many parents of children attending fee-paying schools who were once able to afford it, the cost of their children's education is now a serious burden.
However, the reality is that there are simply no other options available as the State-funded schools are over-subscribed.
The Department of Education and Skills reported in 2010 that the cost to the State of educating a child in a fee-paying school is about €4,500, almost half that of a public school at €8,000.
That is a significant saving to the State at a time when the Government is attempting to maximise resources and close the budget deficit.
This is not the time to have an ideological debate that would result in exorbitant additional costs to the State.
Fee-paying schools also have a valid place in Irish society where religious ethos is concerned. There are currently 56 fee-paying schools in Ireland, 22 of which have a Protestant ethos.
Since the 1960s, these schools have been recognised separately from other fee-charging institutions as they enable families to educate their children in the school of their choice, according to their religious beliefs.
This cannot be ignored.
It must also be acknowledged that the pupil-teacher ratio in fee-paying schools has been increased to 21:1 -- where State-funded schools stand at 19:1 -- in a bid to maximise resources.
Taxpayers' money, where fee-paying schools are concerned, is used only to pay teachers' salaries. They do not receive capitation grants, ICT grants or money to pay for building costs or the day-to-day running of the school; the cost of which is borne by the parents, who are themselves taxpayers.
If a debate is needed on future funding, it needs to happen once we have regained our economic sovereignty and are in a more financially stable place.
In the meantime, any talk of funding being withdrawn, which would lead to the subsequent closure of these schools, begs the question as to where the children attending will be educated?
The answer is that responsibility would fall to the Government, who would be forced to either buy over the premises or to build more schools. At this point in time, neither are realistically affordable options.
Mary Mitchell O'Connor is a Fine Gael TD for Dun Laoghaire
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TDS TV service?
Posted in the St. Marys Forum
#1 Mar 27, 2013
What Are The Pros And Cons?
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#2 Mar 27, 2013
I switched to TDSTV from Dish several months ago.
The quality (HD/Sound)is excellent.
Equipment much smaller and reliable.
Ability to record and playback from any T.V.
Cost about the same when bundling.
Never fear the storms again.(loss of signal)
Programming is better with dish. TDSTV premium package is comparable to dish silver package.
You can not preprogram tv shows, having HBO come on at eight automatically as an example. With virtually unlimited recording I've changed my tv habit by watching must shows that have been recorded.
My package includes High speed internet with Wi-Fi, HD TV with HBO package(not the premium pck. the one right below it)and unlimited long distance phone for $167.
I will never go back to Dish!!!
Hope this helps.
#3 Mar 27, 2013
I agree with TRUTH...
Have had it several months.
Only problem has been that sometimes the picture freezes for a couple seconds.
Saint Marys, GA
#4 Mar 28, 2013
How does it compare to Comcast??
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#5 Mar 28, 2013
Comcast in St. Marys could never provided a perfect picture. I moved to dish (poor reliability) then on to TDS.
#6 Mar 30, 2013
We purchased the tv package at Christmas and like it better than dish
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#7 Apr 2, 2013
I have had it for several months now. I previously had Dish. No complaints, it just works. The remote needs to be pointed directly at the box but that is a nit. The new modem needs to be rebooted every couple of weeks but that is also a nit. I have the 50 MBit/sec internet access and it works fine. No cons, just pros.
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#8 Apr 3, 2014
I just switched from Dish and for the price, I get more with TDS than I did with Dish. I had Dish's Top 200 package, no HD, and no DVR. I get the Top 250 Dish equivalent with TDS TV at a lesser price, DVR and HD included. However, so far, the TV signal has been dropping out during prime time broadcast pretty regularly. Local channels have been going down the most... for about 30 seconds to several minutes at a time almost nightly, but yesterday, I lost all cable programming and only had local channels for about 15 to 20 minutes. That never happened with Dish. It seems like TDS forgot to shield their satellites from solar radiation or something. I miss the preprogrammed timer you could do with Dish, but I suspect that could be added very easily, if one could get a hold of the proper people in the TDS company to suggest it. The code for it wouldn't be difficult at all. I guess I'd need a little bit more time to give a more experienced assessment, but so far, the price and content is better for me.
#9 Apr 4, 2014
How does Kingsland Cable get away with all the yard sign but it was illegal until last week to put up political signs? Read the ordnance.
#10 Apr 4, 2014
Dish and TDS are too expensive. They keep changing the prices, I am on Kingsland Cable and internet, no problems, no contract. I did not get a sign but if I want one, I can have one in my yard, what does the ordinance say? Kingsland Cable sign is not a political sign anyway and they cannot tell me what to put in my yard.
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#11 Apr 5, 2014
Kingsland code"
OFF-PREMISE SIGN: A sign which directs attention to a building, profession, product, service, activity, or entertainment not conducted, sold, or offered on the property upon which the sign is located.
A sign permit shall be required for a new business making any changes on an existing sign which has previously been permitted.
According to Kingsland municipal code table A, free standing off premise advertizing signs are not allowed at a residence.
120.11 Off-Premise Advertising. Unless otherwise provided, off-premise signs shall be subject to all of the following requirements in addition to all other applicable requirements of this Ordinance. Where these are in conflict, the following requirements shall apply:
(1) Off-premise advertising shall be limited to freestanding signs and shall only be allowed in the C-4 (Commercial Interchange) District.
(2) Setbacks shall be a minimum twenty (20) feet (vertical line ground distance) from street right-of-way lines and ten (10) feet from side or rear property lines.
(3) All off-premise signs shall be located a minimum of 1,250 feet measured as a radius from any other off-premise sign, regardless of location.
(4) Structural elements of off-premise signs which contain no sign copy, including rear sides of billboards, shall be uniform in color. In Kingsland TDS offers much faster internet and no cluttered up yard signs.
#12 Apr 6, 2014
Kingsland can and does. Read ordnance.
BTW Kingsland looks like a sign farm.
Those cable signs are there as an advertizing discount. Put one in and you get a discount.
#13 Apr 6, 2014
Why not read it?
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#15 Apr 7, 2014
I'm still happy with DTV
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#16 Dec 25, 2014
Y'all can try to tell Stein and Trednick to take down the signs if you want to, but it will cost you one way or another. Crooks will get you.
#17 Dec 26, 2014
Switched from Dish after 10 years due to transmission getting weaker on my big screen tv due to lost satellites per Dish tech. TDS has excellent picture quality if your neighborhood has TDS fiber cabling.
Regarding Comcast, they are major financial supporter of Rev. Al Sharpton which is more than enough for me to boycott!
#19 Dec 26, 2014
The last time I checked, they did not have a package similar to DirecTV Sports Pack. Sports Pack gets me about every college football game I want to see, most of the BB games, too.
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