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Objective. To present and analyze our surgical results of recurrent chordomas in the upper cervical spine after radiotherapy and compare 2 surgical strategies.
Summary of Background Data. Surgical treatment of recurrent chordomas in the upper cervical spine after radiotherapy is clinically rare but extremely challenging. No reports are found in the literatures focusing on the surgical results and strategies of such recurrent chordomas.
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Results. Preoperative symptoms were relieved after our surgical procedures in 7 of the 8 patients. Total tumor removal was achieved in 6 of the 8 patients. Surgical complications mainly including cerebrospinal fluid leak and incision disunion were observed in 6 of the 8, and all the 3 patients after transoral operation had those complicated surgical complications, whereas the other 3 of the 5 patients after anterior retropharyngeal operation had relatively slighter complications. The disease free survival rates 1 year and 2 years after the surgery in this series were 50% and 12.5%, respectively, comparing with the general survival rates 1 year and 2 years after the surgery 87.5% and 37.5%.
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I ran this race last year in September, and doing it in the summer had an entirely different feel. Just like last year, there was a Kids' Challenge Fun Run of just under 1 km that both Shark Boy and the Lightning Kid participated in. It's fun to see them actually improve year over year: I'm pretty sure Shark Boy can pace himself better so that he keeps up a more consistent tempo, and the Lightning Kid finished much faster too. They make me so proud.
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This year, I decided to seed myself in the 4th wave rather than the 3rd. I think I got passed a little too much in the early first kilometre last year, and I wasn't exactly at my fastest going in. In spite of the guidelines they give you as to wave vs. benchmark time (the pre-race bulletin called it "...the 5K time you could run immediately after eating a plate of nachos, with a beer or two to wash them down, followed by an ice cream sandwich for dessert."). By the time I had finished getting my good luck kisses, I had a little trouble getting to the front of the 4th wave, but I still think it worked well.
The single-track didn't start till 500-700m into the race, so there was plenty of time to get things sorted out in terms of runners' paces and who should be where in the pack.
I started my Garmin a little late (and my MapMyFitness app even later - I hope no-one was listening to the robot lady in my phone calling out false kilometre marks), and I quickly noticed a little problem. I recently added a new heart rate sensor and I think that reset my HR Zones and values; according to what it displayed, I did nearly the entire race above 90% my maximum heart-rate (I later found out that the programmed max was 187 bpm, and my max of the day was 197, so now at least I have a new, up-to-date maximum heart rate).
The course spent a lot of time in the shade of the forest, which I really appreciate; I had a hat and sunscreen, but I don't like to rely on those more than I need to. Even the little bit toward the end (I think well after 4km on a 7km course) that was more sun exposed was well thought out - there was only a single aid station on the course, but I thought it came at the perfect place the first time I passed it, and you got to pass it again another time.
I took a couple of walk breaks during the race, but they were more in anticipation of hills and wanting to be properly energized for the climb than necessary to recover from fatigue. My favourite hill was a near vertical climb that slowed people down to a crawl. I used my trick from last year to make the crawl literal and used my hands to get extra traction to make the climb.
I made the final climb to the finish line with a smile on my face, and finished in 45:46 which is more than a minute slower than last year, but with my training schedule (or lack thereof) I wasn't too surprised and quite pleased.
After a slight cool down in the shade and getting a few snacks into me (including mint-chocolate Clif Bar Builder Blocks!) I met my wife and kids coming back from the splash pad. We had the briefest of moments to meet with Jessica of Laces and Lattes (which is not only a good blog, but an excellent running resource) - if not for her, I think I would have forgotten that the race was that weekend. I also got to meet Robyn Baldwin, and she fell victim to the charms of the Lightning Kid:
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He didn't give her nearly the attention I wanted him to, because he was so busy stuffing cookies in his mouth, but maybe he knows more about playing it cool than I do. Rounding out the group of tweeps I met is Mark Sawh, who was better known to me as Spider-Man (from the Yonge St. 10k). Based on the conversation I had with him, trail running has another convert...
I wish we'd been able to hang around more for draw prizes and other fun, but we had to get to Burlington for the race kit pickup of the TriKids Burlington triathlon Shark Boy would be doing the next day. Guess what my next post is going to be about?


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I've fish that type of water just south of there for the last 18 years so here's a bit of what I have learned.
6wt rods work best for me but I like having an 8wt along too. You'll get the most mileage out of an Intermediate line especially if all you are doing is fishing from the "surf". This time of year, 100 yards of 20# backing is all you need. Four foot of 20 flouro leader...no more and maybe a few inches of 30# bite tippet. If you know fish are in front of you but not hitting, use a smaller tippet. Clousers and Blondes will cover about everthing you'll catch on fly. Char/wht, brn/wht,grn/wht wht/wht all with some gold flash and various weights of dumbbell eyes. If you tie, you may want to tie a few with all of the material and eyes just over the hook point of a long shank hook for those really toothy critters like spanish macks. I generally start with a 4" fly and if the fish are not hitting it, shorten the fly and maybe thin it out a bit.
Where to fish.
Oceanside in the surf is a tough go unless the waves height is really down. A long cast is not needed. Most of the fish are in the foam or just outside of it. You will need a casting basket unless you fish from the sand.
Soundside and at the southern point.
I don't like fishing the oceanside in the surf. Usually far to rough. I have found and caught far more fish in the sound and inlets. OI has a great inlet on the south end of the island. You can stand in knee deep water with no breakers and easily cast to 10 to 15 foot of water.
Look for the gulls feeding or hoovering over fish. If you don't fish feeding on or near the surface work your way to the bottom. Usually, but not always, the fish will turn off when the tide quits running so fish the moving tide in that inlet. If there is a point or structure, and it doesn't take much, fish the eddies or rips it forms as bait will stack up in those eddies.
Most people believe that you need to strip line in real quick...try it but I have found short 6" strips work just as well. Vary it till you find what the fish like.
If there are Spanish or Blues feeding on the surface, a surface popper is a real hoot. You may also find that Red Drum will hit too as that inlet and beach is noted for drum.
Good luck and be careful. The current can be quite tough in those inlets and on the ocean surf.
Check Trade Winds Tackle on the island for what and where. As far as I know, there is no fly shop on the island so take what you need. If you plan on fishing in the Morehead City/Crystal Coast/Cape Lookout area, drop me a line and I'll be glad to give you a report on what is going on.
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Surviving 9 Innings in 9 Easy Steps
by Gabrielle Augustine
Do you think you have what it takes to be a girl on an otherwise all-boys baseball team? It's all about managing a balance between being tough and not losing all your femininity. If you can complete these nine simple steps, you have a pretty good chance of stepping up to the plate.
- Know the Rules
There aren't as many nuances to America's pastime as there are to football, but baseball still comes with its own set of regulations. There are definitely some bizarre ones. "Drop third strike" gives the batter a chance to try and get on first base after striking out. "Balking" occurs when the pitcher stops in the middle of the pitch.
- Sporting Background Required
It's always helpful to have athletic ability. Also have a favorite team and/or player. Having those opinions shows true interest in the sport – you're not just in it for the boys.
- Sweating is Good for the Soul
Be prepared to become dirty, sweaty, and even bruised after a practice or game. After all, that's what a shower is for! Don't even try to be a clean freak while on the field – it's hopeless. Besides, dealing with dirt shows that you aren't a girlie-girl.
- Girls Don't Cry
Easier said than done – its hurts to get hit by a pitch. But no matter what, don't curl up into the fetal position – act as though you can't feel a thing. If anything, be angry! You went up to the plate to take swings – not to get an easy walk.
- No Make-up Allowed
Who wants sweat lines from their mascara and eyeliner anyway? Unless the team's name is "Raccoon," you don't want to look like one. Besides the practical reasons, make-up can give you a more delicate and feminine appearance – something you don't want when you're staring guys down on the field – you're not there to flirt.
- Breaking Nails is Never Fun
No fake tips or paint allowed. You will automatically become more cautious and dainty about the possibility of chipping or breaking a nail. Keep your nails to a practical short length. If by chance something does happen, make sure not to use that stereotyped phrase.
- Never a Bad Hair Day
Not too long, not too short. Sensible ponytails ensure that no annoying hair gets in your face. But if it's too short, and you don't have the curves, you could easily be mistaken to be a very pretty guy.
- Ditch the Dating
Perhaps this is the biggest 'no' on record. It is out of the question to date anyone from your team. No matter how cute that shortstop is, treat him like a brother. Otherwise, if it doesn't work, things could get awkward really fast – and not just for you and him, but for the rest of the team too.
- Pitching isn't just for Boys (Suggested, not Mandatory)
There's nothing more rewarding than seeing the surprise in a boy's eyes when you, a girl, strike him out. Whether it's your knee-buckling curveball or that he couldn't catch up to your fastball, he's certainly going to remember you.
Learn from my mistakes and remember the most important rule of playing baseball – have fun!
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Postcard – "Edna Collins Bridge. This bridge was built in 1922 across Little Walnut Creek in Putnam County near Clinton Falls, Indiana. It is 80' long and 15' wide."
This is a super neat postcard and history documentation! Per the postcard:
"Fairfield Bridge (soon to disappear forever)."
Postcard shows the 1866 covered bridge over White Water River in eastern Indiana as well as the village in the background. The village and bridge were flooded in 1969 as a conservation reservoir.
"Fairfield Bridge (soon to disappear forever)."
Postcard shows the 1866 covered bridge over White Water River in eastern Indiana as well as the village in the background. The village and bridge were flooded in 1969 as a conservation reservoir.
Postcard – "Father Marquette Shrine, St. Ignace, Michigan. Dedicated in 1957, the shrine is a memorial to the man who was a famous explorer of the Great Lakes area in the 17th century."
This postcard is of Grand Bridge located in Harpersfield, Ohio in Ashtabula County. Postcard has handwritten note "recently renovated – now has sidewalk".
Postcard – "Houck Bridge. This bridge built in 1880 crosses Big Walnut Creek in Putnam County near Manhattan, Indiana. It is 210' long and 16' wide."
Postcard – "Hundred Oaks, Catholic Priest Home, Winchester, Tennessee." Postcard has been mailed with postmark date of April 30, 1945. It has a cancelled 3 cents "V win the war" stamp.
Unmailed postcard, "Illinois Covered Bridge", crosses Sangamon River near Mahomet, Illinois.
Neat postcards! One is #14-89-02, Brannon Bridge, Wayne County, Indiana. The other is from an oil painting by Paul Hamilton of Wayne County and depicts Old National Road Covered Bridge in Richmond. Neither postcard has been mailed – the second one has a couple white places (see photo).
Unmailed postcard, "Longwood Bridge", Fountain County, Indiana.
Postcard – "Putnam County, Indiana, 14/67/12 Manhattan Bridge located ½ mile S. of Manhattan. Built 1895 over Deer Creek. 1 span Burr Arch 120 feet." Postcard is in excellent condition but has a drip/spot on back.
Per postcard, this was named "The William's" but was later known as "Martin Bridge" and was located in Washington County, Ohio. It "was victim of a flash flood March 4, 1963".
Postcard of McAllister's Bridge. Photo by Darryl Jones, Parke County, Indiana.
Isn't this a pretty postcard? It's covered bridge known as "Morgan Co. #35, located 1 1/2 miles S.W. of Eagleport, Ohio".
Per postcard, this covered bridge is located "one mile North of Mt. Healthy, Ohio" and is the "only remaining covered bridge in the county". Postcard is in excellent condition, but the production run cut off the first line of the description which probably contained the name of the bridge.
All Items : Postcards : Divided Back Era : Pre 1910 item #788618 (stock #M3146)
Made in Germany, this adorable postcard was mailed in 1907 and has cancelled one cent stamp!
Unmailed postcard, "Old Enochsburg Covered Bridge", Franklin County, Indiana.
Postcard – "Putnam County, Indiana, 14-67-05 Old Raccoon Bridge built at Raccoon in 1838 as a 2 lane bridge. Was moved ½ mile S.E. of Clinton Falls in 1938 and rebuilt into one lane over Little Walnut Cr. Burr Arch construction 122 feet."
Postcard – "Parker Bridge. This bridge was built in 1886 across Mill Creek in Putnam County near Emminence, Indiana. It is 120' long and 16' wide."


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Fundraiser for food pantry focuses on TOMS philosophy
Posted on October 17, 2011
A fundraiser sponsored by several campus departments will benefit the Student Food Pantry by following the business model of TOMS Shoes, the company that provides shoes for children in need.
University Bookstore will sell copies of TOMS founder Blake Mycoskie's new book, Start Something That Matters, on Wednesday, October 19, from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. in the Kirkhof Center lobby. In his book, Mycoskie stresses social responsibility; UBS will donate $5 from each sale to the GVSU Student Food Pantry.
Participants at the event are encouraged to bring non-perishable food items that will be donated to the pantry. Participants also can enter a raffle to win a free book; attendees who wear TOMS shoes or bring food items for donation are eligible for extra raffle tickets.
The event is co-sponsored by the Women's Center and TOMS Shoes Student Organization. For more information, contact UBS at x12454.


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The Nerazzurri welcome Stefano Pioli's side to the San Siro for a Coppa Italia quarterfinal, as they aim for a semifinal date against either Fiorentina or Roma.
Silvestre, Cambiasso, Chivu
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Milito, Cassano
Motta, Antonsson, Portanova, Cherubin
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Inter boss Andrea Stramaccioni is not expected to ring the changes ahead of the Coppa Italia quarterfinal against Bologna at San Siro on Tuesday.
18-year-old Marco Benassi made his Serie A debut in the 2-0 win over Pescara on the weekend, though he is set to be replaced by Walter Gargano, as the Nerazzurri seek an extended cup run to alleviate their recent sketchy league form.
Wesley Sneijder continues to ponder over a move away from Italy and can be expected to continue his absence from the first team, though Stramaccioni will be hoping his available senior players can see off the Rossoblu and book a place in the final four.
For the visitors, Panagiotis Kone could be preferred to Saphir Taider in midfield, with Alberto Gilardino set to lead the line.
- Inter has won the Coppa Italia 13 times, with its last triumph coming in 2011.
- Andrea Stramaccioni's men beat Hellas Verona 2-0 to progress to the last eight.
- The club sits fourth in Serie A, with one league win in four games, which came on Saturday in a 2-0 victory over Pescara.
- Inter's last home match against Bologna ended in a 3-0 win for the Rossoblu in February 2012.
- Bologna sits 14th in Serie A, following its 4-0 rout of Chievo on Saturday.
- Stefano Pioli's side has beaten Varese, Livorno and cup holders Napoli to progress this far.
- The club has two Coppa Italia titles to its name, with victories coming in 1970 and 1974.
- The winner of this tie will face Fiorentina or Roma in the semifinal, with the first leg to be played away on January 22.


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UUMKL former Director, Mohd Yusof appointed KUIN Rector
ALOR SETAR: Universiti Utara Malaysia Kuala Lumpur (UUMKL) former Director, Prof Datuk Mohd Yusof Kasim was appointed Insaniah University College (KUIN) Rector effective Monday.
Kedah Menteri Besar, Datuk Mukhriz Tun Dr Mahathir said the appointment of Mohd Yusof, who was previously Asia-Pacific University College of Technology and Innovation Vice-Chancellor, was made after a painstaking process to avoid any harm to stakeholders.
Asserting that Mohd Yusof's credentials to lead KUIN cannot be disputed, Mukhriz said the new Rector had been enlightened on KUIN's quagmire.
"With his vast experience, I'm sure the new rector will propose and implement various approaches and solutions to solve KUIN's crisis as well as set out good governance," he told reporters after meeting Kedah's educators here yesterday.
He said the KUIN Rector was selected by a special committee comprising professors from institutions of higher learning nationwide, Education Ministry representatives, State Executive Councillors and a representative from the Menteri Besar Office.
Meanwhile, Mohd Yusof, who is also an economic professor and a visiting professor at Hebei Normal University, China, told reporters that he had started discussions with KUIN's deans and staff in an effort to review KUIN's direction.
"We have to improve KUIN's quality of education and ranking. Hopefully, we might be able to gain a full university status in two years' time.
"Actually, there is no issue with KUIN's reputation even at the international level in terms of student intake and quality. It means that KUIN is already a well-established private university.
"KUIN is among private universities with a high percentage of lecturers with PhDs as well as associate professors and professors," he said.
Apart from raising quality of education, he said KUIN needed to improve its financial position by ensuring viability of its businesses.
Hailing from Negeri Sembilan, Mohd Yusof, 59, had served as Higher Education Department Deputy Director-General, Sabah Economic Action Council member and Sabah Institute of Development Studies board member as well as assisted in Universiti Malaysia Sabah's development. – Bernama


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A no-frills nest egg that saves you £30,000 and is good news for self-employed investors
Future investment: Self-employed artist, Lizzie Thomas has started saving into a pension.
Millions of self-employed workers can save £30,000 in pension costs by using an ultra-cheap plan originally designed for companies as large as Tesco.
They are being allowed to trickle up to £4,400 a year into Britain's new national pension scheme, Money Mail can reveal.
This was created as part of a government plan to ensure all workers had the chance to build up a nest egg — and plug the nation's savings black hole.
The pension was originally built as a simple and cheap fix for companies without a scheme for their staff.
Britain's army of 4.2 million self-employed were initially excluded. They would have to stay with ordinary personal pensions, which have much higher charges.
Now the scheme, called Nest (National Employment Savings Trust), has opened its doors to everyone.
It will allow taxi drivers, artists, IT workers, newsagents and therapists to shave thousands off ordinary pension fees.
For example, a 30-year-old earning £25,000 could boost their pot by £26,900 by age 65 because they would lose less in charges.
The self-employed have to save more than staff on a payroll to build up a healthy retirement fund as they do not benefit from extra contributions from their boss.
Good employers can pay in as much as 10 per cent of an employee's salary into a company pension.
And many business-owners prefer to plough the money into their company or property.
They rely on selling up later in life and paying a chunky windfall into a pension for old age.
However, a pot of £100,000 will pay an income of only £5,000 a year today, following two decades of plunging payout rates.
The main alternative is to put aside a little money each month.
A major advantage is that paying into a pension attracts tax relief — the Government refunds the income tax you paid on contributions up to £50,000 a year (£40,000 from next June).
Artist Lizzie Thomas (above) is one of a handful of self-employed workers already saving into Nest.
The 27-year-old from Brighton tops up when she sells work at exhibitions or as props for fashion shows.
'I started saving in to a pension as I felt it was important to provide for myself in the future,' she says.
don't know if the state pension will exist when I am 65 — either way I
wouldn't want to rely on it alone.
'Nest works a bit like online banking, so I can top up when I want.'
Nest works out the cheapest pension option for savers who want a no-frills plan.
Martin Bamford, director of the financial adviser Informed Choice, says: 'Keeping things simple is often key for the self-employed, who typically have lots of business paperwork to manage and must focus on making money.'
A 30-year-old earning £25,000 a year and saving into Nest would have £261,800 at retirement, according to pension consultants Punter Southall.
This is based on saving 8 per cent of their income into the pot and the investments growing 5 per cent a year.
By contrast, putting the same amount into a typical personal pension creates a nest egg of £234,900 due to higher charges. The main fee on Nest savings is a 0.3 per cent fund management charge — 30p a year on each £100 in the pot.
However, there is also a temporary levy of 1.8per cent on contributions. So just £98.20 of every £100 saved ends up in the pot — the rest is siphoned off to repay a government loan used to launch Nest.
This fee, which will be scrapped once the debt is repaid, is factored into our comparisons.
Typical personal pension charges are 1 per cent a year, but these can be higher — in some cases slashing the final pot by a quarter, according to the industry journal Money Management.
The second cheapest pension for self-employed workers is B&CE EasyBuild, which would provide a final pot of £252,400.
It charges between 0.95 per cent and 0.6 per cent, depending on how much is built up.
There are three fund choices — cautious, balanced or adventurous. The balanced fund has lagged a little behind rival funds over the past five years, turning each £10,000 into £11,133.
The average fund has turned £10,000 into £11,287.
The best, Newton Balanced, has turned it into £12,284, according to data analyst Morningstar.
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Director Jim Mickle and co-writer/lead Nick Damici have gone beyond the "horror" and "vampire" genre cliches to create a post-apocolyptic road movie that kicks major ass. Stake Land builds you up with scenes of laughing, ice cream and dancing that give the characters and audience hope of a New Eden and then literally comes crashing back down to the reality of vicious, blood-thirsty vampires. It's bleak, promising, horrific and beautiful all at the same time. We've heard a lot of people say that it's one of the best new films of the year and we couldn't agree more. Since we knew Jim Mickle was a bit of a foodie himself, we asked him a few questions about the film, his favorite meals and somehow had a whole conversation about chicken coops (did you know chickens have earlobes?) So, do yourself a favor and pick up the DVD and Blu-ray and try out these tasty recipes to really top off your night.
Slash & Dine: You tackled zombie rats in Mulberry Street and vampires in Stake Land. Did you grow up a big fan of monster movies?
Jim: Yes, very, very big fan. I fell in love with movies through monster movies.
Slash & Dine: Did you have catering on the set of Stake Land and if so, what was a typical day's meal like?
Jim: We did. We had two shoots- one in Pennsylvania and one in Upstate. In Pennsylvania, there was this really cool catering company that did a very good job. I've worked on a lot of low budget indie stuff and the food can be quite terrible, but they did a good job of mixing it up and having the staples and the fun healthy stuff. And then in Upstate, the resort where we stayed had food that was pretty amazing. It was a pretty upscale golf resort and it was off season so I think they were just happy to even have customers at the time. It was pretty good.
Slash & Dine: So, we know you have a green thumb. Can you give our readers any tips on starting a veggie garden or greenhouse?
Jim: Start ahead of time and start indoors. This year I started a ton of stuff indoors underneath lights and then moved that stuff out when the weather started to get better.
Slash & Dine: What kind of veggies do you grow?
Jim: A lot of lettuce. A lot of greens. Those do really well where I am, especially since I have a little makeshift green house. I've had a lot of stuff growing in there pretty early. And then I sort of did tests of growing stuff in there and also growing stuff outside and the stuff that's in the green house is three times as big. It's pretty amazing. I literally planted them the same day and they're within five feet of each other, but some are outside and some are inside. The stuff inside is huge- like a giant cucumber plant while the one outside is just starting to get blossoms. It's pretty interesting. But yeah, a lot of greens, lettuce, different kinds of peppers, a lot of winter squash, which is kind of fun. My peas and broccoli have done really good, too.
Slash & Dine: Since you're in New York and it's known for its pizza, what pizza place would you recommend to any visitors?
Jim: Lombardi's. It's actually right around the corner from Nick's (Damici) place. We had that when we were making Mulberry Street with the whole crew. It's in Little Italy. Very awesome.
Slash & Dine: What's your go-to movie snack at the theater?
Jim: I don't go to the theater very often, unfortunately. When I do, I'm just kind of coming around to popcorn again. I worked at a movie theater in high school and when I would get home from work, my hair and my clothes would smell like popcorn and popcorn oil and it grossed me out for so long that if I ever got near it or got a whiff of it, I would just want to vomit. I just saw Super 8 and I wanted to have a typical movie experience and get a giant bucket and soda and it was one of the first times I could have popcorn again. There's a spot in Brooklyn at the reRun Theater and they do this awesome thing where you can get popcorn with different kinds of fat, so you can get duck fat, butter, bacon fat, and then you can do herb seasoning or paprika or garlic- you can choose your topping and that's pretty badass.
Slash & Dine: You travel a lot for film fests. Do you have a favorite place to go because of their cuisine?
Jim: Probably Sitges (Spain). Not only do they treat you really well, but it's surrounded by good restaurants. Everywhere you go they have paella and fish right out of the ocean. And it's very celebratory- they sort of stop and say "OK now. Let's have a three hour meal". All of the food is pretty amazing. I highly recommend it.
Slash & Dine: Do you cook often? What are your favorite meals to make?
Jim: I do cook a lot, but not as much as I'd like to. One thing I've really gotten into is going to this butcher upstate where they have organic meat. I've quickly found that it makes an amazing difference in quality. So I've been cooking a lot of pork chops and summer stuff. I guess one thing I really like that I make is this chicken breast in a breading of ground up pistachio nuts and that's done in a dill, honey mustard sauce. It's somewhat quick, but still kinda gourmet. Now, I want to get into canning. I want to be able to save all of this stuff I'm growing for winter consumption.
Slash & Dine: If you were on death row, what would you request for a last meal?
Jim: Probably a really good woodfired, thin crust pizza with a good bottle of red wine.
Slash & Dine: If you could have us cook or bake one thing for you, what would it be?
Jim: Bread pudding!
Slash & Dine: What's in the future for you?
Jim: First, getting chickens. Second, we're working right now on a Joe Lansdale adaptation called Cold in July, which is a very dark, violent thriller. We're putting it together now and hoping to shoot by the end of this year. So that's in the immediate future and then there's another book adaptation that Nick and I are hoping to get cracking on very soon. I'd love to do another horror thing and if we do Cold in July, it'll be a little bit of a step outside, but I think it still would feel like a horror movie in a lot of ways.
Jim's Pistachio Crusted Chicken
2 boneless skinless chicken breasts
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1/4 cup panko
2 tbsp mustard
1 tbsp honey
1 tbsp mayonnaise
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Olive oil
Salt & pepper to taste
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We drove with 2 kids in a car to Edmonton, AB about 1100 km each way. It was actually not that bad cause we totally cheated and packed a portable dvd player. It was a God send. I don't know how we would have made it without it. I decided to show you some pretty pictures.
Ok I'm all done with the pictures now. Well not all the pictures 'cause I gotta show you food too. Obviously. Here are some melty witch cupcakes. Well…. sort of. They were suppose to be high hat cupcakes (marshmallow frosting dipped in chocolate) which they totally are but…. well the frosting is suppose to be super high and look like a witches hat but my frosting (read arch-nemesis) went a little flat on me.
So I stuck some cute cupcake picks in them and called it a day.
Did I mention the cake has Jell-O in it?
I really liked the Jello-O in the cupcake. It is a really good sweet candy like flavor. Ya know, like well, Jell-O. The marshmallow frosting dipped in chocolate, well really is there any way to go wrong there. I am pretty sure mine fell a little flat because I put the frosting it in the fridge overnight and then whipped it again and it just never got as stiff as it should have. Boo.
One little tip is spray the inside of the cupcake liner with non-stick spray otherwise it the liners really stick!
The Jello-O poke idea came from Gingerbread Bagels and the cupcake recipe came from Brown Eyed Baker the idea and crappy decorating were all mine
Makes 12 cupcakes
1 1/2 c all purpose flour
1 c granulated sugar
1 1/2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 c butter
1/2 c sour cream
1 egg
2 egg yolks
1/2 tsp vanilla
1 box green Jell-O
1 c boiling water
Marshmallow Frosting
4 egg whites
1 c granulated sugar
1/4 tsp cream of tartar
1/2 tsp vanilla
a couple drops of green food coloring
12 oz chopped semi-sweet or dark chocolate
3 tbs vegetable oil
Preheat oven to 350 F. Move oven rack to the middle position. Line a 12 c muffin tin with cupcake liners and spray inside the liners with non-stick spray. Set aside.
In the bowl of an electric mixer whisk flour, sugar, baking powder and salt together. Add butter, sour cream, egg, egg yolks and vanilla.
Beat for 30 seconds, scrape down the bowl and beat until no flour bits remain.
Pour into prepared muffin tins and bake 20-24 minutes until an inserted toothpick comes out clean.
When the cupcakes are just about done baking boil your water for your Jell-O. Mix boiling water and Jell-O together.
Remove cupcakes from the oven and poke with either a fork or a chopstick. I preferred the chopstick. Pour about 2 tablespoons of Jell-O over each cupcake taking care not to get it between the liner and the muffin tin.
Once your done chill cupcakes over night.
Marshmallow Frosting
Put egg whites, sugar and cream of tarter into a heat proof bowl. Set over simmering water whisking constantly until sugar is dissolved and egg whites are warm to the touch. 3-4 minutes.
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I lost my grandfather to complications from Alzheimer's disease eight months ago, the day after Valentine's Day. He had just been selected as the Sweetheart King at Farnham Manor, where he spent the last year of his life.
My grandfather, William L. Parks, or Pop-Pop as he was known to many, was a waterman whose family had migrated to Lancaster County's waterfront village of Morattico from Tangier Island in 1933 when he was 7 years old. On many evenings, during the last years of his life, he'd ask to go back to his boyhood home on the Chesapeake Bay island. Although he was sitting in the living room of the house where he'd lived most of his life, his mind wasn't connecting that house as his home. He was living in a different time period.
The desire to return to a childhood home is a common request of Alzheimer's patients, according to Frank McCarthy, who serves on the Northern Neck/Middle Peninsula advisory board of the Alzheimer's Association.
McCarthy and other association directors and volunteers chaired a "Reason to Hope" breakfast in Lancaster County in October as a means of increasing awareness of the disease and raising funds for the association. I was the Record reporter assigned to cover the breakfast, but as soon as McCarthy asked people who had a loved one with the disease to stand, I was personally drawn in.
The stories from caregivers sounded all too familiar. There's the paranoia and hallucinations that come with Sundown Syndrome. There are items lost and hidden. There's the repetitive conversations and familiar names of items and people that can't be remembered. There are the accusations and anger directed at caregivers. And there are the requests to return home and the inquiries about loved ones already deceased.
I remember the first time my grandfather asked me why my mother hadn't come to his house in so long, and my telling him mom had died several years earlier. He looked so distraught and sadly said, "Oh that's right, I remember." It was as if I was telling him for the first time he'd lost a child. After that I would change the subject or say mom was coming another time.
During the last two years of his life my grandfather never called me by my name, and I think he thought I was my mom. I never corrected him.
The first time I realized my grandfather was struggling with dementia was 12 years ago exactly when my daughter was born on December 1. My aunt, Lorraine Dixon, called to tell him the good news the baby had arrived. His answer was simply, "What baby?" He said he must have forgotten I was pregnant.
Gradually, the disease progressed. I think he hid it well for many years until my mother died in 2005. Our family doctor warned us that a traumatic event like the loss of a spouse or child may accelerate the disease, and it did.
My aunt was burdened with the primary caregiving, paying his bills, doing his grocery shopping, cooking for him and staying with him most nights. We had private duty sitters a few nights a week and my brother and I took turns spending the night. But as the disease progressed, caregiving became more than we could handle. My husband's grandmother had died from Alzheimer's years before my grandfather was ever diagnosed so, unfortunately, I knew what to expect.
When Pop-Pop became too unsteady on his feet falling several times in a 24-hour period his family doctor recommended round-the-clock supervision. And eventually, the difficult decision was made to move Pop-Pop from his home to Farnham Manor, where the nurses and staff were compassionate and faithful to his needs. It was the right decision.
According to the Alzheimer's Association, every 68 seconds someone develops the disease. In Virginia, more than 130,000 people are living with Alzheimer's. Once referred to as senility, it is now the sixth leading cause of death in America.
Sadly, the disease has touched both my family and my husband's family. Watching someone you love struggle to remember names, carry on a conversation or ask for a deceased loved one is heartbreaking. And it's something no one should have to do.


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What are you guys thoughts on this week chapter of Bleach?
What is your rating for this week chapter out of 5?
*Bonus: What are guys predictions for Bleach 524?
4/5. I hope Kenpachi's fight won't turn out in that typical sword clashing fight with egotistical remarks
Unohana looks like she is about to rip sh*t up!
Originally Posted by YowYan
4/5. I hope Kenpachi's fight won't turn out in that typical sword clashing fight with egotistical remarks
I hope he at least learns to use his Zanpaktuo's name
4/5 it was great chapter..and unohana is scary >_<
Unohana has her hair down. You know shit's going down.
5/5 Very interesting, Unohana vs kenpachi... Mmmm...
And welcome
There are plot holes in the chapter.
1. Ichigo never went to an academy.
it was as much as i can ask for .it had kenpachi aka my ***** aka top 5 dont fuuck with aka im out of ideas lol
I thought this chapter was pretty good 4/5 for me and I won't lie Unohana slender form creep me out a little xD ^^". Stated by the head commander "I fully understand that it'll cost one of your life's", so Zaraki's training is basically fighting to the death "supposedly" we'll see how this plays out. I can't wait to see how Unohana actually fights, one things for sure it's going to be gruesome.
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Hmm.. I didn't know that lol, my apologies I'm new here, so I'm still learning my way around.
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Blizzard Devs were actively tweeting and favouriting notable items yesterday too: I suppose they could be at home on their mobile devices but I'd like to think that yesterday was also a work day, especially with an announcement of this significance coming out with such a short lead time. It is apparent these fights have been ready for some time as a result. Many people were speculating that without having seen any raid testing, Blizzard could not reasonably be expected to 'be prepared' to launch Warlords any time soon.
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Page 1 of 2This week's question comes from a guy who went to college, saw the world, fell in love, and is having trouble getting over her.
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I want to say that I've been a fan of your weekly letters for some time and applaud what you have created. Finally, men have the tools to succeed with women. Despite all the wisdom I've acquired, there is one problem I'm still having, which is getting over her. As typical as it seems, I really have no idea what to do or how to stop it. Here's the situation:
About a year ago this summer, I was finishing my last semester in college, which was a study-abroad program. The group I was traveling with was very small and consisted mostly of women. There were some very attractive females and I was able to get the one who captivated me, thanks to what I learned from "The System."
she's like a dude in sexy chick clothingHer name was Cerise, and she wasn't like most of the women I had dated in the past. She could be called the "Gaming Girl" because she was heavily into Japanese animation, video games, role playing, etc. These are interests I also hold, by the way. Cerise was extremely beautiful, talented in art, and had many other qualities that blew me away.
In the back of my mind I always knew this was nothing more than a summer fling at best, and I tried to enjoy it for what it was. It turned out that I was wrong. Gradually, things started becoming more serious between us. We saw each other every weekend up until she had to leave the country because she was studying abroad for another year. We naturally tried a long-distance relationship that worked for a while, but it seemed we didn't have time for each other. The breakup was mutual, and for about three months we stayed in communication as friends, but even that died down.
always on my mindBeing back on the market, I started to date around, but I was always thinking of Cerise. I even had dreams about her. Doc, I need to know what this is all about. Am I just caught up in old memories of someone I cared for deeply? If so, what's the key to getting over her and moving on with my life?
Thanks in advance and keep up the good work.
Mikey - who is very confused and having trouble getting over her
doc love's answerHi Mikey,
It was fantastic that your study group consisted mostly of women. This is exactly what you want! To you Psych majors, get yourself into some activity where most of the other people involved are of the female persuasion. Like my Uncle Jethro Love says, "There ain't nothin' better than bein' the only rooster in the henhouse!"
she moved on before you set sail You're very lucky that you had the same interests as Cerise; not only were you attracted to her, but you also had things in common, which most people don't — even when they get married. And it's also nice that this girl had all these great qualities that you admired, but you have to remember something: she's EXTREMELY BEAUTIFUL and that means that every guy in the world is after her. So, you'd better be armed with powerful weapons when you prepare to do battle with this dangerous creature. Like my cousin General Love says, "With a Beautiful Woman, you'll always be operating from a position of weakness."
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Senju, Uchiha are too emo.
I would want to be in Uchiha clan.They were all cursed to live in a worthless world and there was nothing else to pass down but only hatred.I would want to be with Madara to free the Uchiha clan from this hatred
The clan who can awaken the Rinnegan
Me and my 3 Brothers would be the Sage's of space time, demensional gates, Portals, and manipulating the timeline itself.
Uzumaki, luv that red hair
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Uchiha, for sure. Come on guys, who doesn't want the Sharingan. Yeah, you can beat the Kyuubi as a Senju, but you can control it as an Uchiha! Uchiha clan for the win!
Uchiha. Their techniques always just appealed to me more. Plus the whole idea of having your own cool unique eyes sounds sweet.
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