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Phil withdraws on the 12th tee after hurting his wrist earlier in the week practicing shots out of the rough at Oakmont.
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Canon - 20x zoom with a 50-1000mm focal length - CINE-SERVO
From Canon's EF lens series, the CINE-SERVO lens "CN20×50 IAS H/E1 (EF Mount)" and "CN20×50 IAS H/P1 (PL Mount)" will be released in late April, 2015.
The price of both models will be about ¥8,100,000 (~$80,000).
Canon - CINEMA EOS SYSTEM HD video camera - EOS C100 Mark II
Canon is going to release a new compact HD video camera with improved auto focus function - EOS C100 Mark II - from their CINEMA EOS SYSTEM (cinema camera system) series in late December.
The price will be around 550,000 yen. The lens kit, which comes with an EF24-105mm F4 L IS USM lens, is also scheduled to be released for about 620,000 yen in early February.
Self-tightening nut that provides tight fastening with the aid of a unique screw thread
Izushi has developed the Kinglock Nut, which achieves tight fastening through an innovative new structure and surface, unlike those in conventional nuts.
Canon - Flagship DSLR "EOS 7D Mark II" is out on October 30
Canon changed the release day of their new DSLR - EOS 7D Mark II - to October 30. They originally planned to release it in early November.
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8000 yen premium Skull Chupa Chups Case
Ultimate waste of money, but could be cool.
Village Vanguard, a Japanese popular chain variety store, started accepting pre-orders of the Skull Chupa Chups Case.
It's a skull-shaped case that is made only for storing Chupa Chups lollipops. It will be released for 8,800 yen in mid-December.
There is a key chain model and a necklace model, and 3 colors (gold, silver and black) will be available. The parts are made of brass.
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B..b..but won't poor and minority students be "disadvantaged"?
Apparently cheating on the SAT and ACT is rampant. Therefore:
The millions of students who take the SAT or ACT each year will have to submit photos of themselves when they sign up for the college entrance exams, under a host of new security measures announced Tuesday in the aftermath of a major cheating scandal on Long Island.
The two companies that administer the tests, the College Board and ACT Inc., agreed to the precautions under public pressure brought to bear by Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice, who is overseeing the investigation. The measures take effect in the fall.
"I believe these reforms, and many others which are happening behind the scenes, will prevent the kind of cheating that our investigation uncovered and give high schools and colleges the tools they need to identify those who try to cheat," Rice said.
Rice has charged 20 current or former students from a cluster of well-to-do, high-achieving suburbs on Long Island with participating in a scheme in which teenagers hired other people for as much as $3,500 each to take the exam for them. The five alleged ringers arrested in the case were accused of flashing phony IDs when they showed up for the tests. All 20 have pleaded not guilty.
Students have long had to produce ID to take the test (another example where ID is required), but the use of a picture is new. That is, students will now have to submit a head shot with their application for the tests. The picture will be printed on their ticket presented on the day of the test. Additionally the test results will be sent to their high school along with the picture of the student for a final check to ensure the student taking the test is the actual high school student.
All of this for what? To ensure the integrity of the testing system. Something, apparently, that is too much to ask when applied to the voting system.
And thus far, not a single cry about poor and minority students being disadvantaged. No one talking about anyone being "disenfranchised". Go figure.
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Busting the "myth" of "no voter fraud"
One of the primary requirements for any democracy is to safeguard the integrity of its voting system. If the people believe that it is subject to compromised in any way, shape or form, they're likely to lose confidence in the system. And that will eventually erode the legitimacy of any government that is formed under such a system.
One way to help insure that integrity is to make voters identify themselves before they can cast their ballot with a form of identification that everyone agrees upon and does the job of validating their identity. Most agree that a picture ID issued by the state or federal government fulfills that role. That's because the such IDs usually aren't issued until the entity issuing it can certify that the individual it is issuing it too is both a citizen and legal resident of the area.
Critics of such attempts at ensuring the integrity of the system have always claimed that A) voter fraud was a myth and B) such voter ID requirement place an undue burden on minorities. Interestingly, the critics usually come from the party to which minority votes mean the most.
The Heritage Foundation today produced a nice little fact filled primer on why "A" above is not a myth and why "B" is, in fact, the real myth.
First "A":
The fraud denialists also must have missed the recent news coverage of the double voters in North Carolina and the fraudster in Tunica County, Miss. — a member of the NAACP's local executive committee — who was sentenced in April to five years in prison for voting in the names of ten voters, including four who were deceased.
And the story of the former deputy chief of staff for Washington mayor Vincent Gray, who was forced to resign after news broke that she had voted illegally in the District of Columbia even though she was a Maryland resident. Perhaps they would like a copy of an order from a federal immigration court in Florida on a Cuban immigrant who came to the U.S. in April 2004 and promptly registered and voted in the November election.
There is no question that voter fraud has and does exist. None. And the Mississippi example is exactly what can happen when no requirement for identification is demanded at the poll. You simply go from polling place to polling place with a new name and request a ballot under that name (voter lists are pretty easy to come by, figuring out who is still on the list but dead doesn't require a rocket scientist, etc.). Even the Supreme Court members point to it not as a myth but as a fact:
Stevens wrote in a 6-3 majority opinion upholding an Indiana voter ID law: "That flagrant examples of [voter] fraud…have been documented throughout this Nation's history by respected historians and journalists…demonstrate[s] that not only is the risk of voter fraud real but that it could affect the outcome of a close election."
John Paul Stevens would hardly be described as a conservative justice, yet he knew that voter fraud is and always has been a problem and voter IDs are a reasonable solution. So that "myth" seems to be adequately put to death.
How about "B"? Does such a requirement place an "undue burden" on minorities? Does it place an undue burden on anyone?
Not really:
[T]he number of people who don't already have a photo ID is incredibly small. An American University survey in Maryland, Indiana, and Mississippi found that less than one-half of 1 percent of registered voters lacked a government-issued ID, and a 2006 survey of more than 36,000 voters found that only "23 people in the entire sample–less than one-tenth of one percent of reported voters" were unable to vote because of an ID requirement. What about those who don't have photo IDs? Von Spakovsky notes that "every state that has passed a voter ID law has also ensured that the very small percentage of individuals who do not have a photo ID can easily obtain one for free if they cannot afford one."
If 99.5% of the voting population already has, in its possession, the required from of identification, then the "undue burden" has no foundation in fact. None.
A recent Rasmussen poll found that 70% of likely US voters favored such measures to ensure the integrity of the voting system. Given the facts and figures above, their desire seems reasonable measure to accomplish that goal. The the two myths of the critics, on the other hand, have no validity or credence. One can only surmise, given these facts, that anyone who clings to those myths has an ulterior motive that has nothing to do with the system's integrity. See DoJ for an example.
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Reno Unlimited air racer crashes; eight died at the scene, three more in hospitalsFriday, September 16th, 2011
A YouTube video of the crash was shown on local Reno television station KRNV, the NBC affiliate, in this report. There were more than 60 people treated at hospitals, many of them released. The aircraft crashed 65 feet in front of a box-seat area on flat tarmac in front of the grandstands. A photo shows the area where the aircraft crashed.
The death toll has reached 11, including the pilot and seven spectators at Reno/Stead Airport and three at a local hospital.
Jimmy Leeward describes in this YouTube video the five years of work done to prepare Galloping Ghost for the air races.
UPDATES: A photo of the aircraft just prior to impact raised speculation that perhaps something came off the tail's horizontal control surfaces. A video offering a different view has appeared on CNN showing the airplane inverted prior to the crash.


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I ordered the more expensive Matcha from iHerb together with this one. The Tao of Tea is cheaper, but its color is less vibrant - it is more of a yellow-ish green vs. the emerald green color of the more expensive one. It is also less tasty. I might have been able to enjoy it more if the Tao of Tea is the only matcha I've ever drunk.
Matcha tea
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This is my first time I have order and tasted the matcha tea. I think the taste is good, but probably not the best quality. The colour of the powder in its self is green enough. I use like 80degrees warm water as one should, but it is not the bright green colour as the drink and after I have used it in baked cake and desserts the colour is yellowbrown not pleasing as to the final product, so that was dissapointment.The price could be better as to the not so good quality. But as I wrote the taste is good.
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They fly, crawl and can ruin a perfect summer day. Bugs are creeping everywhere this time of year and there is only one way to keep them at bay...insect repellent. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends using bug sprays in children who are older than 2 months of age for preventing insect bites during outdoor activities. The most commonly used insect repellent ingredient is DEET, a chemical that has been studied for over 50 years. Most of the over the counter bug sprays contain DEET in varying concentrations ranging from 5 - 30%. The higher the concentration of DEET the greater the protection and length of effectiveness. I recommend starting with the lowest concentration of DEET which usually provides for 1-2 hours of protection and use higher concentrations as needed for longer protection. Some children seem to be prone to bug bites and they may need a higher concentration of DEET to provide adequate protection. Another insect repellent approved for use in the U.S. is picardin. Picardin has been found to provide similar protection in both duration and effect as DEET. The advantage to picardin containing products is that they do not feel as greasy on the skin and are less likely to cause skin irritation. Picardin containing products also come in different strengths. There are a few natural products you can use like Oil of Eucalyptus. The CDC has found this to be comparable in effectiveness for preventing mosquito bites. Oil of eucalyptus may also work well against ticks. But, eucalyptus oil may be poisonous if ingested and should never be used in children under the age of 3 years. The best way to apply any insect repellent to a child is to spray your own hands and then apply to your child's neck, arms, trunk and legs. Never apply to areas around the nose and mouth. Sue on Camera: Lastly, bug sprays should not be reapplied like you would sunscreen. Morning and evening is sufficient. It is a good idea to wash off the repellents with soap and water at the end of the day. I'm Dr. Sue with TKD, helping parents take charge.


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Lifted from the acclaimed In Rainbows album, Nude is the new single from Radiohead. If you're not satisfied with the original arrangement, though, don't worry: the band are giving you the chance to create your own version.
If you go to the iTunes Music Store you'll find that the stem files for Nude (ie, its component audio files) can now be purchased. Bass, drum, guitar, string FX and voice stems are available, with each one costing the same as a single iTunes song (the exact price depends on your region).
If you buy all the stems before April 8 you'll be sent a code that gives you access to a GarageBand project file of Nude (this will also open in Logic), but because the stems are DRM-free AAC files, you can use them in other software, too. What's more, it seems to be the case that the audio in the project file is uncompressed.
Once you've finished your remix, you can upload it to the dedicated Radiohead Remix website, where the Top 10 remixes can be listened to. The rankings are based on the votes of the public (voting ends on May 1) and Radiohead have said that they'll listen to the best remixes. You can even download a widget that enables votes placed on your website or Facebook or MySpace page to be counted.
Radiohead are by no means the first band to offer up their tracks for public remixing – Nine Inch Nails recently set up their own remix website and several other acts have gone down this road in the past – but the Oxford five-piece are certainly the biggest names to do so thus far and the Apple link-up is sure to give the venture a high profile.
There's a certain irony, of course, in the fact that Radiohead have reportedly refused to put their back catalogue on iTunes on the basis that they don't want their albums to be available as individual tracks, but are now going a step further than that and splitting up a song completely. It's also interesting to note that some people will end up paying more for the stems for Nude than they did for the whole of In Rainbows.
One thing that should be remembered is that you won't have any legal ownership of any Nude remix you create; if you want to put it out commercially, you'll need to get Radiohead's permission. That said, this remains a great opportunity for budding remixers to make a name for themselves – the top 10 tracks are sure to receive massive exposure.


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A funny thing happened to Leesman, 23, during his time at this fall's Instructional League. His velocity jumped up from 94 mph to 96 mph.
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Yesterday, I joined an UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) called to address the critical situation in the Horn of Africa.
We now know there are more than 11.5 million people -- primarily in Ethiopia, Kenya, and especially Somalia -- in need of emergency assistance.
Given the rapidly evolving humanitarian emergency in the region, I was encouraged to see so many countries convene so quickly in Rome for the ministerial-level meeting. There is no time to lose -- and meetings such as these must continue to bring the world's attention to the situation in the Horn.
Here at the U.S. Mission to the UN Agencies in Rome, we have been working practically around the clock to support the broader U.S. and global response to the present crisis; but perhaps more importantly, we have also been working with our partners over the past months to prepare for a drought that we knew was coming. With U.S. Government support, food was pre-positioned in the area, saving over 4 million lives that otherwise would have been at risk.
At the emergency meeting at the FAO yesterday we all agreed that it is not enough to address the present crisis, as we have done in the past, but rather it is essential that we tackle the longer term needs (access to water, agricultural development) of these stricken areas at the same time as we respond to the emergency.
I left the conference convinced that there really is an emerging consensus around this sort of twin-track approach in the Horn -- that even as we respond to the emergency needs of the people on the ground, we will also address the broader developmental deficits that plague the region.
No country can solve this problem alone, of course. Along with other donors, we are working closely with UN Agencies like the FAO and Yesterday's meeting, which followed a donor's conference in London and significant planning sessions in Washington D.C., and Nairobi, is an important start. But with more than 3,000 Somali refugees entering Kenya and Ethiopia each day, it is only that -- a start.
<a data-cke-saved-href="http://www.wfp.org/" href="http://www.wfp.org/" title="WFP target=" _blank"="">How can you help with the situation in the Horn of Africa? Start here.
Editor's Note: Ambassador Cousin will be traveling to Kenya in two weeks to review U.S.-supported relief operations along the border with Somalia.
W.W. writes:
Agriculture : In Europe it has Officially started a pig protest against Stock Market made by farmers who are struggling to survive.
They declared its all corrupted and their work and profit its all stolen from the corrupted society and not governamental banks.
For this reason it is scary to see african nation pushed to invest in agriculture pretty much because there is a strong concern that there is a plan to involve em into the corrupted stock market society
Ousman T. in the U.S.A. writes:
Let the riches nations stand up now to help the people of Somalia before is too late. Famine natural disaster.
Eric in New Mexico writes:
@ Ertharin Cousin,
Going back in the archives of Dipnote, this question has been left unanswered since 2007, maybe now would be a good time to, given the massive overcrouding at existing refugee camps in Kenya and other places.
"http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entries/en_route_darfur/""I've got a question I've been wondering about ever since I gave a fellow from the World Bank a lift in my cab years ago.
Good hour's drive to the Airport, and we got to talking about the then current Ethiopian famine, and I asked him why it was that these folks couldn't get what they needed to sustain themselves. "Let's bomb them with food" is as I recall my response to his answer that access was the biggest problem.
He thought that a fine idea indeed, were it not sovereign airspace.
In short, over a long conversation I got a free lesson in how the global community is often rendered impotent by the weight of its own mechanics of beaurocracy.
With that in mind,
What would be more efficient, moving the aid and establishing security where the endangered are, or moving the endangered to aid and security?
We have many a mothballed military base in the US, the international community can provide the airlift. Americans have built cities from scratch in the past and can do so again if need be. We are a nation of nation builders on many levels. We'd simply be honoring the words inscribed on the Statue of Liberty.
If the land itself cannot sustain a population, that population would I believe under the basic concept of the global community's "responsibility to protect", be afforded special status in regard to all nation's immigration laws.
I would further suggest as global warming may create these conditions on a greater scale, that the question I pose to you above may be the defining one in terms of a practical solution."
Given that al shebab is preventing starving people from exiting their areas of control in Somalia to find aid, there exists a compelling need to "protect populations" on more than a humanitarian aid level. Lives are litterally being held hostage by terrorists and the international; community must act as one, with one purpose to eradicate that threat to populations in harm's way.
That will require more than than the current military resources being put to work dealing with al-shebab at present on a scale that looks a lot like a total military occupation for a number of years till a viable political, economic and agricultural infrastructure can be reestablished for a sustanable envioronment for populations to live in.
Providing aid in areas controlled by al-shebab by compromising or negotiating with terrorists will only serve to strengthen them as they feed themselves off US taxpayers while the aid is siphoned off, never getting to the intended recipients.
Better to go in with overwhelming force and feed those without a weapon in their hands, and disarming those that do by a number of methods;
a) turning in their weapons for food and water
b) turning in their weapons to survive period...as anyone holding a weapon becomes a legitimate target. ROE is offensive, not defensive in nature....clear, hold, and build.
Anything short of this I think will doom a lot of folks to die needlessly.
So, what exactly is my government prepared to do to get the international community to "up their game" and do what's needed here?
( posted Sat Oct 20, 2007 )
"NATO perhaps could provide, but herin lies a chance for China and Russia to work alongside NATO, the US and the UN as a social experiment to see for ourselves if we can work together as a family of nations to save a nation from total ruin, and from those who've layed it to waste."
As you can see Ertharin, I've been pushing for international cooperation on humanitarian intervention for a long time prior to this administration's efforts, and while good progress has been made, folks gennerally arn't sold on the idea yet.
We have an opportunity to wage peace together, and build the trust among nations.
While there is risk involved, a combined effort would minimize that I think in practical ways.
You can't do it without boots on the ground that's for sure, but there's a lot of idle militaries and there's no excuse not to supply them if everyone who signed on to the convention to protect populations sees fit to use their national capacities to provide them for that purpose.
It's pretty self evident that a Marshall Plan for the horn of Africa is needed, might as well start with Somalia, folks might even end the scourge of piracy that is costing the international community bookoo bucks to combat.
This will take more than governmental efforts or those of NGO's, as government are going to have to call upon their own people to open their doors, hearts, and minds to provide sanctuary.
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Skip to comments.Proposals for Mental Health Parity Pit a Fathers Pragmatism Against a Sons Passion
Posted on 03/19/2007 7:06:19 PM PDT by neverdem
WASHINGTON, March 18 Its Kennedy versus Kennedy as two members of Congress from the same family face off over competing versions of legislation that would require many health insurance companies and employers to provide more generous benefits to people with mental illness.
Representative Patrick J. Kennedy, Democrat of Rhode Island and chief sponsor of the House bill, has criticized as inadequate the Senate bill introduced by his father, Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts. Representative Kennedy is trying to mobilize mental health advocates to lobby for what he describes as the stronger of the two bills, the House bill.
Both bills seek to end discrimination against people with mental disorders by requiring insurers and employers to provide equivalent coverage, or parity, for mental and physical illnesses.
That would be a huge change. For decades, insurers have charged higher co-payments and set stricter limits on coverage of mental health services. For example, insurers often refuse to cover more than 20 visits a year to a psychotherapist. And a patient may have to pay 20 percent of the cost for visiting a cancer specialist, but 40 percent or more for a mental health specialist.
The differences between the Kennedys bills reflect different views about what is possible and what is politically feasible.
Senator Kennedy said he was taking a pragmatic approach and had made a number of compromises to win the support of business and insurance groups. These compromises, he said, greatly increased the chances that a bill would become law, protecting millions of Americans in group health plans.
Insurers and employers had opposed similar proposals in the past, saying the plans would drive up costs. This year, however, Senator Kennedy invited employers and insurers to help write the legislation, along with mental health groups, and they have endorsed the...
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Maybe if the Kennedy's paid taxes like the rest of us we could affordbetter health care.
They are great at handing out Gubmint money, why dont they pass out some of theirs?
Passion is usually a bad thing when it comes to public policy......
One of the major reasons health insurance is so expensive is that everybody is required to purchase the "luxury" version.
No room in the market for a Chevy, I guess. Only Infinitis and BMW allowed.
Why is Pat Kennedy in Rhode Island?
All he had to do is wait in Massachusetts for his old man's ticker to shut down and he has himself the Kennedy inherited Senate seat.
What the mentally ill need is long term care for those who can't take care of themselves. Not this.
65% of all healthcare is currently paid for by the government, rapidly on its way to 70%.
They just can't quit micromanaging the tiny private bit of healthcare that is left out of the government's near monopoly, despite its lower costs, innovations and efficiencies it brings to the US and the world.
The only reason we have so many people seeking help for mental health is because we have kept telling these people it's ok to feel the way they do.. that many people do and medicine can help.
It's because people are coddled and told we all feel depressed when we get picked on or whatever that we have this crisis. If people were taught by their parents decent coping skills we wouldn't have this problem.
We divorces started running rampant in this country was the start of this problem. That simply told their children that you didn't have to face and overcome your problems.. you just ran away and hid from them.
When God said the sins of their parents would be taken out on their children God wasn't messing around.
Sigh. We have a son who has Asperger's and obsessive-compulsive disorder. It has a neurological - that is physical - and not a psychological basis. It never was psychological - his brain is structured and connected differently. It's not a question of coping or parental sins.
Or take a girl who is going to die if she is not hospitalized for anorexia nervosa. She's allowed one month. Maybe only a week. She has relapses, like a kid who comes out of remission for cancer. Maybe her disease started off as emotional illness - she was trying to control her problems by not eating - but by now it's produced physical changes in her brain as well as life-threatening changes in her body. Her parents may have spent their house and their pensions trying to save her life.
Actually medicine is cheap, relatively speaking. Therapy and hospitalization are expensive.
You can argue that we just can't afford this. There used to be big state institutions where crazy people were kept and not given treatment. That might save money.
But don't blame parents who don't teach their kids to cope. My dad was a child of the Great Depression, self-reliant, learned great coping skills from his parents and a loving extended family - and he went crazy with paranoia and depression and killed himself when he was forty. If there had been good treatment back then, he might still be around.
Mrs VS
I'm very sorry for your own personal tragedy in your life.
No matter how close these things get to us it should not allow us to blame other people for our own actions. Or blame other's for the actions of our loved ones.
I know it seems like if your father had the help he needed that he would of been better.
The fact is people all around this country kill themselves everyday even after receiving all the help in the world. That's because they make a personal choice that life isn't worth living anymore. No amount of help can ever change that decision. As one person said. You either get busy living or you get busy dying.
Since I believe in God I have to stem my idea from what I know is my basic understanding of the bible.
Either you have to believe that since suicide sends you to hell that everyone has free will and is responsible for their own choice regardless of circumstances... or... you have to believe that God puts people on this planet to commit horrible acts that in some way don't affect them(ie soulless or automatically absolved because of their forced event) in order to influence other's or make some of impact on those people around that person in order to teach some sort of "lesson".
The 2nd may seem far fetched.. but if you think mental illness has no cure and is not the fault of the individual then you have to believe the 2nd.. that there is no capacity for change.
You need a lesson about brain chemistry. MOST people who have severe depression, also have deficiencies in chemicals in the brain. Given chemicals, the depression can go away, and save their lives.
Mental health, health health, justice, police, corrections, military, and schools are all part of the same institution of the state. They are nominally under Gov't control, but Gov't is merely another institution of the state.
What most people don't understand it's that their saddness is what causes the chemicals in their brain to change.
Not the other way around.
If your theory is correct then that means that God doesn't hold accountable the actions of the severely depressed.
There's a balance. In organic disease, no balance can be attained by the person w/o corrections,that can only be had through professional services. You can't hold sick folks as capable of changing the mechanics and chemistry of their diseased mind.
"If your theory is correct then that means that God doesn't hold accountable the actions of the severely depressed."
That's correct, He does not. He's looks at the response of others to their predicament of organic mental disease.
WRONG. I have a chemical imbalance, which brings about my symptoms of depression. Before this imbalance began, my moods were considered "normal".
But today, if I am happily going along, life is great, and I STOP taking my medications, my mood shifts into depression. It is NOT the other way around.
This is part of my living with manic-depression. This is a life-long illness that is not going to go away. No amount of "positive thinking" or prayer is going to make it go away on its own. It is only when the chemicals in my brain are evened out that the depression goes away.
And it isn't just a simple manner of popping pills. There is much more to my mood regulation than that.
God is God and will judge as He will. I would never say that He does not. Do not put such words in my mouth.
But you are assuming that just because someone is depressed they are in the wrong and deserve the wrath of God. What have I done to deserve this? Nothing. And God did not inflict me with it. It just happened. Similiar to when others just happen to have a heart condition or any other illness.
"There's a balance. In organic disease, no balance can be attained by the person w/o corrections..."
"That's correct, He does not. He's looks at the response of others to their predicament of organic mental disease."
That's facinating. So even if they murder they get a free pass? They automatically get to go to heaven while we all have to work for it? Could you point that out in the bible for me.. I would be facinated about how you found all this out.
It's because your medicine is masking the problem. Just like Ritalin and quite a few other drugs you are only attacking the symptoms.. not what's causing you to be depressed in the first place.
You mentioned earlier that before the imbalance you were considered "normal". Did you just wake up one day a manic-depressive? If so can you explain to me why how Doctors figure that can happen? One day you are fine and one day you are manic? What scientific evidence can you quote that will help me understand this?
If there is much more to your mood regulation than just popping pills then obviously it isn't just your chemical imbalance that is the problem. If it was purely a chemical imbalance then fixing that imbalance would fix your problem.
I never said you didn't think God would judge you.. I'm just trying to understand if people who have severe disorders get a free pass.. that's all.
Well some people believe that everything does happen for a reason.. so therefore you are afflicted because of some grand purpose of God. Other's will say you have inccured God's wrath and that's why you feel the way you do. While other's still will say you have afflicted yourself do to something you have done in the past that you can't get past. Other's still will say that you have been afflicted because of other's actions upon you and which you haven't learned how to cope with those actions yet. Or like you said.. life can be just one big accident.
But what I can tell you is coming from a family in which my brother is on medication. My wife has a mother who is on medication. From Doctors who said it's "passed in the gene's". I overcame severe anxiety disorder(severe shaking vomiting etc.), my wife overcame severe depression, we were able to overcome these things through the word of God and learning that our feelings weren't the most important thing in the world. When you focus on what's good around you instead of what's bad inside of you.. your whole view of the world changes and you are able to overcame much of the mental stuff you are talking about.
Whatever path you choose I wish you well.
"That's facinating. So even if they murder they get a free pass? They automatically get to go to heaven while we all have to work for it? Could you point that out in the bible for me."
Luke 23:34
Jesus said, "Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing." And they divided up his clothes by casting lots.I already gave you John 9, where GOd says those who claim to know better, will be judged on their claims. God came to teach, and here's what He said in the matter.
John 9:39-41
Jesus said, "For judgment I have come into this world, so that the blind will see and those who see will become blind."
Some Pharisees who were with him heard him say this and asked, "What? Are we blind too?"
Jesus said, "If you were blind, you would not be guilty of sin; but now that you claim you can see, your guilt remains."
"I would be facinated about how you found all this out."
Rational inquiry.
My medication is not MASKING any problem. And obviously you have not done any study of bipolar disorder.
Here is a beginning summary for you.
Bipolar disorder, also known as manic-depressive illness, is a brain disorder that causes unusual shifts in a person's mood, energy, and ability to function. Different from the normal ups and downs that everyone goes through, the symptoms of bipolar disorder are severe. But there is good news: bipolar disorder can be treated, and people with this illness can lead full and productive lives.
About 5.7 million American adults or about 2.6 percent of the population age 18 and older in any given year, have bipolar disorder. Bipolar disorder typically develops in late adolescence or early adulthood. However, some people have their first symptoms during childhood, and some develop them late in life. It is often not recognized as an illness, and people may suffer for years before it is properly diagnosed and treated. Like diabetes or heart disease, bipolar disorder is a long-term illness that must be carefully managed throughout a person's life.
Bipolar disorder causes dramatic mood swingsfrom overly "high" and/or irritable to sad and hopeless, and then back again, often with periods of normal mood in between. Severe changes in energy and behavior go along with these changes in mood. The periods of highs and lows are called episodes of mania and depression.
Like other mental illnesses, bipolar disorder cannot yet be identified physiologicallyfor example, through a blood test or a brain scan. Therefore, a diagnosis of bipolar disorder is made on the basis of symptoms, course of illness, and, when available, family history. The diagnostic criteria for bipolar disorder are described in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for Mental Disorders, fourth edition (DSM-IV).2
The scientific evidence is found in the cycling through the symptoms. On medication, the depression or mania (in my case hypomania) goes away. Without the medication, I slip into severe depression needing hospitalization with advanced treatment that can even go beyond medications. ECT has been an effective treatment for me, as well. The ECT does "something" to the brain chemistry. It is kind of a mystery as to why it works, but it DOES work.
Psychotherapy is an important part of dealing with the illness, especially in identifying stressful "triggers" that can bring about a mood change that can rapidly evolve into more serious symptoms.
I do not believe that I get a free pass. Then again, there is nothing that I have done that deserves a pass to begin with. I'm able to function at a reasonable level. So much so, that if you saw me on the street you wouldn't know I am bipolar. Bipolar people do not stand out in a crowd.
I didn't say that life is one big accident. I believe that EVERYTHING HAPPENS FOR A REASON. I'm bipolar, my uncle had cancer, my father is diabetic, and my friend in grade school was blind. None of us were "punished" with these. God allowed them to happen in our lives for varying reasons. That's just the way life is.
IF your depression that you overcame was CHEMICAL in nature, not just in your mind or heart, you would understand the difference that I am trying to stress for you.
Bipolar is a genuine medical condition, that can ONLY be treated. It will NOT disappear in my life. And if I am diligent enough, I will be able to control it well. If I do NOT control it, I will suffer greatly.
Even though episodes of mania and depression naturally come and go, it is important to understand that bipolar disorder is a long-term illness that currently has no cure. Staying on treatment, even during well times, can help keep the disease under control and reduce the chance of having recurrent, worsening episodes.
Lastly, I don't appreciate your tone. As I said, I'm not masking anything, God didn't punish me with this, life isn't an accident, and focusing on the "good" in life isn't enough.
Even though mania feels good for some people, waltzing through my days on a bipolar high of hypomania or even mania is NOT a walk in the park. I am not blessed with the specific high of of mania, the opposite of depression.
It isn't a matter of PRAYING more. I have prayed, and many, many people have prayed for me... to get the correct treatment, find the correct medications, meet the correct therapists and MANAGE my illness. God HAS answered those prayers.
This is the last I have to say on the subject.
Read more here: http://www.nimh.nih.gov/publicat/bipolar.cfm
Good day.
Actually you are quoting scripture for your own devices.
None of those quotes mean what you think they say.
The first is a claim of forgiveness upon all people. Jesus basically saying that all sin is forgivable if you ask for the forgiveness.
The second I'm not sure how that relates at all.
The third can actually be a claim of not knowing Christianity as well. You could use it as assuming one doesn't know the different between right and wrong.. however few mentally ill people actually have that distinction. Those who are stricken with anxiety or depression still understand the difference between right and wrong. Even psychopaths even know the different between right and wrong. They just don't care.
You better come up with better stuff than that.
Oh geez.. there you go again quoting a defintion.
You realize this comes from the same people who have also told the world that homosexuality isn't a disorder.. people are born with it.. even though they don't have any proof of it.
Science has also given us global warming or the thought that it's all going to doom us anyways.
Have you ever heard the line "Liberalism is a Mental Disorder." If not you should check it out.
Bipolar disorder could also be described as people who refuse to take any responsiblity for their actions and their hi's and low's are the result of them failing to learn how to regulate their own moods.
So no tests can be taken to prove that bi-polar disorder is an actual problem with the brain... don't you find that interesting?
My depression that I overcame was Medical.. I'm not sure where you get that it wasn't.
Of course you are entitled to your opinion but I believe that Bi-polar disorder can be controlled by realizing that you have the power to change yourself.
I'm sorry that you don't like my tone. You never addressed why ritalin is a drug that the medical industry likes to say can only control ADD but there are plenty of non drug alternatives that can do the same thing.
Do you really think there are no non drug alternatives to severe depression and the like? Why does it apply to ADD which is classified as a severe mental disorder but not other types?
You can't just pray for something to happen and then it happens. Often times God won't change it because we have to change something in ourselves first.. a lesson learned usually. Once we change what needs to be fixed our prayers get answered and we are able to move forward knowing that the change was part of what allowed us to move on.
That's why we can pray for a million dollars but it never comes.. we have to prove that we are worry of money.. we have to prove that it's safe in our hands. It's when we prove that, that opportunties arise for us to seize our "dream/prayer".
You feel entitled to have to tell everyone that you have a severe illness and you may very well have an illness that cannot be correct through any sort of ability to connect with God.. only medication can help you. But just because you have that right to that opinion it doesn't mean you get to present it as fact. Because it's not.
"None of those quotes mean what you think they say. "
Of course not.
"The first is a claim of forgiveness upon all people."
No. God forgave only those that didn't know what they were doing, not those that did, or that claimed they did. He did not, as John 9 points out, forgive those that claimed they could see. Nor, did He forgive Judas.
"Jesus basically saying that all sin is forgivable if you ask for the forgiveness."
He says that in other places, and asks that one everyone forgive others, as he did. He forgives, regardless of being asked. All sin is not forgivable. Those that don't forgive others reject the Holy Spirit, and those that reject the Holy Spirit are not forgiven. Matthew 12:32
"Anyone who speaks a word against the Son of Man will be forgiven, but anyone who speaks against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven, either in this age or in the age to come."
Re: "That's facinating. So even if they murder they get a free pass? They automatically get to go to heaven while we all have to work for it? Could you point that out in the bible for me."
"The second I'm not sure how that relates at all. "
Obviously, as I said, folks that don't have the capacity can not know. If they are blind, they are forgiven. God looks at how others judge them, and judges those folks accordingly.
"The third can actually be a claim of not knowing Christianity as well. "
God judges based on how one's own Spirit compares to the Holy Spirit. Those are forgiven as the blind are, unless they have effectively rejected the Holy Spirit.
"You could use it as assuming one doesn't know the different between right and wrong.. however few mentally ill people actually have that distinction. Those who are stricken with anxiety or depression still understand the difference between right and wrong."
You don't have a clue about how the mind works, and you accuse others that are born with impediments of being sinners. You're a faith healer that panders mumbo jumbo, not a physician. You don't even have the least of a rudimentary grasp of the subject, so don't play one. You've failed to even grasp what God said in the passages I wrote to you.
"Even psychopaths even know the different between right and wrong. They just don't care."
Your ignorance is glaring. It depends on the disease.
"You better come up with better stuff than that."
"No. God forgave only those that didn't know what they were doing..."
Right.. but severe depressives know what they are doing. They also know they are taking the easy way out by taking medication instead of dealing with the problem.
My point comes from what did severe depressives do 300 or 3000 years ago. They either overcame it or they scummbed to it.
Actually speaking against the Holy Spirit and "not forgiving" as you put it are two totally different things.
For instance anyone who sins is rejecting the Holy Spirit.. God says that when we take the Holy Spirit into our hearts we know that sin is bad and that we shouldn't do it.. therefore when we fall down we are ignoring that Holy Spirit.
Again you are using your quotes out of context.
So since people are born "blind" as you put it.. blind in intself means you don't have the mental capacity to comphrened then you must believe that people are born for the sole purpose not of having to live up to God's word but for the only reason to commit acts of sin against others for some greater purpose.
"God judges based on how one's own Spirit compares to the Holy Spirit. Those are forgiven as the blind are, unless they have effectively rejected the Holy Spirit."
So then there are those who are blind and then there are those who reject? There is nothing inbetween?
Actually it's who are reading passages to fit your own beliefs. Taking things out of context. If you are so against faith healers you must of been against Jesus as well. Jesus was a faith healer.
They never overcame organic disease.
"Actually speaking against the Holy Spirit and "not forgiving" as you put it are two totally different things."
Not forgiving can be a rejection of the Holy Spirit. Speaking against the Holy Spirit, means rejection of the Holy Spirit.
"Jesus was a faith healer."
No. God healed, because He had the power to. All else is in accord with the parable of Gen 3, man is to live by their own works. That includes healing.
When you can show me your medical transcripts proving that you have a doctorate in psychiatry... and proof that you are praciticing at a well-known hospital, I will listen to you.
Otherwise, you are intitled to continue on with your own ignorance. Being shown as foolish is not remotely conducive to discussion. I pity you.
Good day.
Why would you need to pity me?
How could you possibly argue me as foolish?
Is it someone neive of me to think that God doesn't create anyone mentally defective?
If God creates people that have no responsiblity to their own actions would it not be reasonable to assume that this could apply to anyone? Maybe Hitler was created for some grand purpose of learning. Ted Bundy was created for another. Then we could also say that Osama was created by God for the sole purpose of uniting Christians.
Is it suddenly not fair for me to consider Ted Bundy, Adolph Hitler, and Osama Bin Laden insane? Or am I forced to acknowledge the fact that they are in heaven because their are "blind" as another poster put it.
If God helped humanity create these mental medications for good.. what about the millions of people that suffered from these diseases before these technologies existed? Are they on the outs because they were born in the wrong age? Or are more people now no longer considered "blind" because medication can help them "see".
Your arguement comes from some psycharists who have duped the world into believing homosexuality isn't a disease and that you have to spend years in therapy or taking medication or both just to cope with the world.
I don't see how my points are any less logical than others.
I've seen people suffering from bipolar disorder at work dozens if not hundreds of times. These people are, to a greater or lesser degree, disabled by what is a very real disease brought on by a chemical imbalance. It is not a matter of being irresponsible, it's a matter of being mentally unable to control the manic and depressive episodes brought on by this disorder.
While I congratulate you on your ability to overcome some of your own mental health problems, you have to understand that your experiences don't mirror those of other mentally ill individuals. For many of them drug treatments are the only way to live a normal life.
I never made such a claim. None of these people you listed had organic disease as the cause for their evil. The claim I did make, is that you don't have a rudimentary grasp of these matters.
Well that's pretty lame.
How can you assume that none of those people had an organic disease?
Are you now saying that people with "organic diseases" are not capable of evil?
Science can't even explain why a chemical imbalance occurs in the first place.
Their is no scientific proof that the chemical imbalance isn't a result of a person's own mood change.
As the person on this thread with a chemical balance already stated. There are no tests to find the disease. No way to prove the disease even exists. There is only a laundry list of symptoms in which this doctor has to compare you to in order to prescribe the right kind of medication.
Does that sound like science to you? Guessing on the medication based on a patients and/or doctor's preceived symptoms?
I don't assume anything in the matter, I observe. I can observe they clearly made conscious decisions based on their particular reasons, which were not moral. I also can observe, that there was no organic desease evident.
"Are you now saying that people with "organic diseases" are not capable of evil?"
depends on what it is, and the severity of desease. Certainly, shizophrenia precludes rational functional use, or control of the mind. Manic depression can do the same. It forces emotional control of behavior, rather than rational, or thoughtful control based on such things as prior moral decisions, and value judgments. For very low IQs, behavior depends on what organic emotional drives are present, and what guidance they receive from others.
Good and evil are qualificaitons, that can only be judged on conscious decisions made by a rational being. When rationality is hindered, or made impossible by organic disease, that fact must be considered. No one can change the physics involved in the biology of organic disease by thinking, or praying it away. The chemistry must be addressed to remove the impediment.
Yes it can.
"Their is no scientific proof that the chemical imbalance isn't a result of a person's own mood change. "
Neurophysiology is understood enough to know what is normal, and what is not. That means the functions of neurophysiological structures and chemistry are known and understood. Even the functioning of the mind as a rational agent is. that does not mean, that what can be recognized as a problem, can be addressed at this point in time.
"As the person on this thread with a chemical balance already stated. There are no tests to find the disease. "
There are tests, and no one said there wasn't. Anyone can be examined to determine mental and affect function. If affect is inappropriate and more, or less interferes with rational drives, it can and will be observed.
"There is only a laundry list of symptoms in which this doctor has to compare you to in order to prescribe the right kind of medication."
No. That is guessing. The only way to recognize and treat disease is by knowing and understanding the biology in depth. Only by knowing and understanding it, can the disease be recognized and the appropriate corrections taken.
Based on your observations? Did you live with Hitler? Did you share a room in college?
Depends on what it is? You have got to be kidding me. Even a mentally challenged person can know the difference between right and wrong.
It can.. where is your evidence?
Point me out to articles that prove that chemical imbalances are in inherited.. or anywhere where it says it can be proved why these imbalances can occur midlife and how that happens.
You said observed.. so it's based purely on speculation.. and purely based on observed symptoms. You could of at least "I would have to agree with you Almondjoy that there are no scientific tests to find cause.. only symptoms." It would of been much easier to say that don't you think?
"The only way to recognize and treat disease is by knowing and understanding the biology in depth. Only by knowing and understanding it, can the disease be recognized and the appropriate corrections taken."
Well according to your own statements there is currently no understanding of what is currently happening with the human brain other than to "observe" what is taking place in the patient.
So basically what you are saying is anyone that has an understanding of the symptoms could fake a mental disorder.
Good job. And thanks for proving my point.
Little competition if a senate seat opens up, compared to say, MA, where there are other reps lusting after a senate seat, and then staties lusting after a US House seat.
You don't even understand the concept of observation.
"Depends on what it is? You have got to be kidding me. Even a mentally challenged person can know the difference between right and wrong."
Learn some neurophysiology.
Learn some basic science first, then you can progress to biology.
"You said observed.. so it's based purely on speculation.. and purely based on observed symptoms."
You left out knowing the susject and understand the machinery of the mind. THere's no speculation required for those who know and unerstand the matter. In order to understand what a symptom means, one must understand hte machinery quite well. That's, because the doc must differentiate, between many possible causes.
"Well according to your own statements there is currently no understanding of what is currently happening with the human brain other than to "observe" what is taking place in the patient. "
"So basically what you are saying is anyone that has an understanding of the symptoms could fake a mental disorder."
Explain to me your keen sense of observation then.
I think I'm already explaining to you neurophysiology. You don't seem to get it though.
So you can't back up your claims of science... good for you.
You understand the machinery of the mind? You must be the smartest person in the world.. far smarter than even people in the psychology field. That's amazing.
Not ridulous... proof.
The ability to observe accurately does not require that it be direct.
"I think I'm already explaining to you neurophysiology."
No. Read some books.
"So you can't back up your claims of science... good for you. "
"You understand the machinery of the mind?
Yes, fairly well.
"You must be the smartest person in the world.. far smarter than even people in the psychology field. That's amazing.
I don't place much stock in many, if not most psychologists. Psychiatrists, neurologists, and some involved in AI, amongst others, have a much better grasp of the mind.
I'm sure there are plenty of other Kennedys waiting in line for any political position that money can buy.
You have proven nothing except that you know nothing.
When asked to back up your science you cannot.
So therefore you are either an idiot or a fool. Either way thanks for proving absoultely nothing.
I see. Ignoorance is bliss. Read a book.
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Wellness and nutrition coach to sign copies of cookbook
Wellness and nutrition coach Jenn Dubey's bucket list used to include plans to write a cookbook.
She has since crossed that item off as mission accomplished with the recent publication of "Evolving Your Favorite Classics."
Dubey, of Lansing, will be at Blue Phoenix Books in Alpena from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday to sign copies of her new cookbook. She also will present three recipes and demonstrate how to make eating healthy, simple and delicious.
"I always had a bucket list item of doing a cookbook," Dubey said. "I am incredibly passionate about nutrition. I believe nutrition is 80 percent of what makes a person well."
While at Blue Phoenix Books, she will provide a fun and interactive session that includes such topics as why a calorie is not a calorie and how to use food as a method of decreasing the risk of chronic disease.
A graduate of Freeland High School and Kellogg College, where she obtained a degree in physical therapy, Dubey spent 12 years as a certified personal trainer and nutritional coach in the Lansing area.
"Most of that time I worked with one-on-one clients helping to find solutions to health problems," she said.
Two years ago she left the gym scene as a trainer and started Evolve Corporate Wellness, an organization that works with companies to help them find sustained solutions to rising health care costs and to help them improve productivity.
"Because companies typically pay in a large share of health care coverage, it makes sense to take an active interest in the health of employees," Dubey said.
It was while working with organizations that she began hearing a lot of people say cooking healthy is too expensive or too time consuming.
"I thought we need to do something to debunk that myth," she said. "I started putting together recipes that I either came across and modified or ones that other people had provided."
When she finally had 50 recipes, she decided to put them together in a simple cookbook. Most of the recipes feature eight ingredients or less and take 25 minutes to prepare from start to finish.
Many of the recipes are "evolved" takes on classics like French Fries (now Sweet Potato Fries) or a healthy version of Chocolate Mousse.
"I started to take American classics people really love and made them healthy," Dubey said.
In her cookbook she also provides healthy tips and a shopping list of staples that those who opt to use her cookbook might want to stock up on.
Dubey is excited to be coming to Blue Phoenix Books since her husband, Chad, is an Alpena native who graduated from Alpena High School in 1991. His mother, Martha Dubey, resides in the area.
Saturday's book signing event is free to the public. Copies of Dubey's book will be available for purchase at the bookstore, located at 106 N. Second. For more information, contact Blue Phoenix Books at 278-4020.


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Flying with another pilot in a single-pilot airplane is something not taught during the private pilot training. It's mentioned briefly in the realm of aeronautical decision making and situational awareness, but other than that, it's ignored. The process seems simple enough. One person flies from the left seat, and the other person sits in the right seat. The problem is that pilots can't keep opinions to themselves. Try it sometime. It's harder than you think. So inevitably the person in the right seat ends up flipping switches, messing with the radio, critiquing technique, or in the worst case, grabbing the yoke or depressing a rudder pedal.
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1. If you are the person in the right seat, do nothing but enjoy the ride. This means no critiquing, no touching, and no grunts, sighs, or other disparaging noises.
2. If, as a right seater, you just can't sit still for the ride, ask before you do something. For example, if I'm in the right seat of another person's airplane, I'll ask permission even before scaling the map on the GPS, or helping with the transponder.
3. Never, unless you feel your life is in imminent danger, grab the yoke. And please use a high standard for imminent danger. Most hard landings are harmless.
4. As the pilot flying in the left seat, be courteous to your airplane-loving passenger and offer to have him operate the radios and navigate.
Flying in sync as a crew takes hours upon hours of practice and a lot of specialized training. But when done well, it's a thing of beauty. I recently flew with a friend who's bulk of experience is with the airlines. He knew what to do and when to do it. I didn't have to ask him not to touch anything, and he knew from his training that radios and navigation were appropriate tasks for him. I learned a lot from him that I'll apply the next time I'm in the right seat.
It may seem trivial, but proper recognition of who's doing what in the cockpit is a safety issue as well as a major annoyance. So be sure to establish it all before starting the engine, and everyone will be happier.
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Perhaps, Advanced Micro Devices does not have products that could directly compete against Intel Corp.'s Core i-series "Sandy Bridge" processors. However, with the latest delays of Sandy Bridge platform shipments, AMD has a lot of chances to boost its market share as it has a number of interesting marketing programs, whereas the "halo" effect of Sandy Bridge is declining.
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After receiving rave reviews from everyone (and I do mean everyone) on our last trip to Turkey, Israel, and the Palestinian territories, it was decided that the world must know more about Khristine—the woman who keeps the Secretary, her staff, and all others aboard the flights nourished and satiated.
How long have you served/cooked with the 89th? Three and a half years.
What's your earliest memory of cooking, in general? I remember cooking for my dad when I was 10 years old. I learned to cook eggs and pancakes first.
Do you have a favorite meal to prepare? I really don't. I enjoy cooking almost anything, but I do love cooking a good steak or Spaghetti Bolognese.
Describe the process of cooking for a Secretarial flight: Wow, where to begin? First I put together a menu with two options per leg of the trip. Then the menu is sent in to Mrs. Perez's office for approval. Afterwards the shopping list is made and we shop and prep for the meals as much as possible. For example, for the lamb chop meal I marinated and seared the lamb chops ahead of time in our prep kitchen at the squadron before the mission departed.
Do you cook when you are home? Yes! I love to cook at home. My husband is my guinea pig at times. I try out recipes that I want to use on the jet on him. Granted, if I just came back from a trip, I like to wait a few days before I cook.
What is a standard meal for the Secretary? For breakfast, she loves scrambled eggs with grilled tomatoes and mushrooms on the side. She also loves bacon! For dinner, she enjoys salmon and grilled chicken.
If you were not a chef, what would you be? I became a flight attendant to travel the world, and being able to cook on an airplane interested me. Since becoming a flight attendant, my culinary skills have definitely improved.
Do you have a favorite restaurant? I have so many, but I love Sweet Water Tavern and Balducci's is awesome, too. They serve the best seared scallops!
What's your inspiration when preparing a meal? No matter how difficult a meal is to prepare, (whether it's finding certain ingredients or preparing the actual meal) I think about who I'm preparing the meal for and picture them enjoying it and being able to put a smile on their face.
Any disaster stories to share while cooking on the plane? Well nothing mission-stopping, but little things like forgetting dinner rolls and then realizing they're in the belly of the plane and not being able to get to them. Another time we had to serve a steak meal with no A-1 sauce. But no, sorry, nothing awful like burning a meal or anything like that.
What's the best cooking-related compliment you've received? I made the Spaghetti Bolognese for a Congressional Delegations Mission and a Congressman said it was better than what his mom used to make! And the one compliment that tops them all is anytime I cook something and people want the recipe afterwards. The Secretary wanted my Turkey Burger recipe on my last trip. That was very flattering!
What's the one ingredient that you can't live without while cooking on the road…I mean, in the air? Garlic! And Butter. The real stuff, not that Parkay or jarred garlic. And hot sauce…gotta have hot sauce.
Thanks to Khristine and her crew at the 89th for all of their hard work!
Natalie writes:
I appreciate this post that gives a day-to-day human element to the process of international diplomacy.
Patricia in North Carolina writes:
I have just read a news clip where U.S. diplomats state that serving in Iraq is akin to a death sentence. I am sure that the military men and women really appreciated their support. Disgusted with All departments of our government... Come on 2008...
For those who actually stepped up to the plate… Kudos to you... Too bad more men and women don't "step up to the plate". If they did we could have been out of Iraq a long time ago...
Poly in Texas writes:
Thanks for your great job, I was stationed in Panama with your dad from 1985-1987 and 1990 -1992. I also play basketball with your brother. I may see when you was little back in Panama. Again keep the good work, we are proud of you.
Yonaton in U.S.A. writes:
O.k., I just realized that I misread "Chef on" as "Chief of". Silly me. I must need to see an optometrist.
Oh, well, what I said about Ms. Rice is true, anyway. But, a person has to eat, and if I were her "Chef" I might not run from her, at least if I couldn't get another job. I would also say to you, don't blame yourself when her star falls.
The good news for you is that, as a "Chef", her failures should not reflect on you, and hence not affect your ability to find work after she's replaced. I hope that's of some comfort to you. As to the rest of us who have so much to loose from her folly, well, that's another story.
Luis in North Carolina writes:
Outstanding! I was stationed in Panama from '84-89 and worked with your Dad and met your Mom. Both are wonderful people. I remember you and your siblings from our command cookouts.
Keep up the great work!
Mike in Maryland writes:
I feel lucky to get to work with you. You do a fantastic job and deserve all the recognition you get. From the Tuscan rib eye on my first flight with you more than three years ago to the gourmet carrot cake you were so kind to make for me, it has been a pleasure eating your meals!
Linda writes:
Kristy, It was great to read about you and some of the things you get to do. Sounds like you are doing a great job!
Bill in Arizona writes:
As Grandfather to Mike, I know how he loves to eat--I do also, but couldn't be served in a fighter plane. I hope that Mike always has you on his crew. Best wishes!!!


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