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Which is a better fit, a square peg in a round hole or a round peg
in a square hole?
At the beginning of the night three poker players; Alan, Bernie and Craig had money in the ratios 7 : 6 : 5. At the end of the night the ratio was 6 : 5 : 4. One of them won $1 200. What were the assets of the players at the beginning of the evening?
A garrison of 600 men has just enough bread ... but, with the news
that the enemy was planning an attack... How many ounces of bread a
day must each man in the garrison be allowed, to hold out 45 days
against the siege of the enemy?
Your class has been asked to raise money for charity, so you decide to sell small cakes at break. Each person is going to make as many cakes as they can. However, the recipe you have is for a tray bake which will cut up into 12 cakes - some people say they can't do that
many, others want to do a lot more.
Then you have to decide how much you will charge for the cakes. Clearly you need to cover the cost of ingredients, and you want to make a decent profit for the charity.
When you're satisfied you've sorted all the first set of cards and found connections between them, use these two sets of additional cards (set 1, set 2) and arrows to extend the activity.


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Thanks for sharing. Nice flying geese tutorial. Good pics.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Thanks for sharing. Nice flying geese tutorial. Good pics.
That's how I make them too - fast & easy!
That is one of those "Why didn't I think of that" ideas. Thank you sew very much.
Thanks so much for this tute. I have been trying different methods
for this for the last three days and NONE were coming out right.
I really appreciate it.
so many quilts to make, so little time.
It must have been too late when I typed up the examples. As JoyjoyMarie pointed out - the second set of measurements I gave was incorrect. Don't pay attention to the examples - just add 7/8" for the little squares and 1 1/4" to the big one. It really will work - as you gals are evidently finding out. Hurray!
great tute! someone should hire you to write pattern instructions, suitable for the 21st century. please send them your resume'. i'll be happy to write a letter of recommendation.
when they have you make FG, they never say what the finish size will be, so you (i) really don't feel free to use a preferred method.
they assume you (i) can figure out that if you cut a square 7-7/8 and cut twice on the diagonal and attach to the corners of a rectangle, you can choose your own method and end up with the proper size. they clearly don't know me.
i have to make one out of paper first to work out the dimensions and then rework the fabric requirements. am i the only one? please don't say yes.
if you can't fly as high as you want, fly as high as you can. -me.
I have used this method ever since I found it on the net. What I like best about this method is there is No waste and the geese turn out perfect Every time.
Oh, I was having the hardest time trying to figure out the directions to the pictures and then the rest of the pictures came up, what a relief, now I understand it!lol Thank you so much, I am giving this a try for sure!
W. Washington
Wow great tut. Will try.
thanks I dislike making flying geese this will help
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Shellcoders Handbook
In your experiences what would be the best compiler to use, to focus on learning the code and following the book?
Simple GCC? Visual Studio?
Regardless of your purpose or chosen language, Ethical Hackers should at the very least understand the basics of programming.
Equix3n- wrote:
You can also look at the CS 107 course of Stanford University.
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Adobe FYQ3 On Tap: All Eyes on Subscription Progress
Adobe Systems (ADBE) will report fiscal Q3 results tomorrow afternoon, after the closing bell, and some analysts today were tuning up their models for what to expect.
The Street's average estimate for the August-ending quarter is for $1.01 billion in revenue and 34 cents per share in net profit, excluding some costs.
RBC Capital's Robert Breza reiterates an Outperform rating and raises his price target to $55 from $52, writing that the company will probably turn in results a hair below consensus, at $1 billion and 33 cents per share, but that the focus will really be on how the subscription service is going:
We are looking for 260K new Creative Cloud subscriptions in Q3/13 and 325K new Creative Cloud subscriptions in Q4/13 to end the year at 1.25M total subscriptions. We believe the subscription model is likely to accelerate in 2H/13 due to team offerings/channel contributions. In Exhibit 2, we provide a look at the trajectory of subscriber adoption of the Creative Cloud over the last six quarters.
He also thinks investors will be interested to hear about the June acquisition of marketing tech firm Neolane:
Adobe announced the acquisition of Neolane on June 27, 2013, for ~$600 million and closed the transaction on July 23, 2013. Neolane is a European provider of cross-channel campaign management technology and solutions. The acquisition should complement Adobe's existing marketing cloud assets that include analytics, experience management, media optimization, social, and targeting. The combined offering should better enable customers to create, manage, and, importantly, measure multi-channel marketing campaigns.
UBS's Brent Thill reiterated a Buy rating on the shares, and a $50 price target, projecting revenue of $1.014 billion and 34 cents a share.
He notes a slew of offerings in the last month to boost the appeal of the subscription offering:
ADBE's playbook includes many creative moves to continue driving the subscription migration. For example, on 8/1, ADBE announced single app options for Creative Cloud (CC) Team edition at an attractive $29.99/mo (promo pricing $19.99) vs. $69.99 for full suite. Reseller channel should be fully engaged on Team edition after seeing accelerating momentum late in FQ2. Lastly, a promotion expiring 8/31 offered CC suite for $19.99/mo. to Creative Suite 6 (perpetual license) users (list $49.99), and single apps for $9.99/mo (50% off) to CS3+ users.
Adobe shares today closed up 38 cents, or 0.8%, at $48.14.


text: I have been riding the AM2s recently actually and i have to say, I was nervous that they would be really sticky compared to the EA fins i had been riding, but they totally weren't! good drive and lots of hold, but at the same time, free when you want them to be. I also love them as tech flex, with that flat inner foil!!


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When people play loud music off their phone as they are walking along the street/sitting on a bus. Quite annoying really.
That guy with baggy jeans and baseball cap was playing a personal soundtrack of drum & bass off his phone as he passed me in the street. Hasn't he ever heard of headphones?
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C Programming/A taste of C< C Programming
As with nearly every other programming language learning book, we use the Hello world program to introduce you to C.
#include <stdio.h>
int main(void)
puts("Hello, world!");
return 0;
This program prints "Hello, world!" and then exits.
And if you want to hold the output and it does not exit, you may use the
getchar(); as following:
#include <stdio.h>
int main(void)
puts("Hello, world!");
return 0;
Enter this code into your text editor or IDE, and save it as "hello.c".
Then, presuming you are using GCC, type
gcc -o hello hello.c. This tells gcc to compile your hello.c program into a form the machine can execute. The '-o hello' tells it to name the compiled program 'hello'.
If you have entered this correctly, you should now see a file called hello. This file is the binary version of your program, and when run should display "Hello, world!"
Here is an example of how compiling and running looks when using a terminal on a unix system.
ls is a common unix command that will list the files in the current directory, which in this case is the directory
progs inside the home directory (represented with the special tilde, ~, symbol). After running the
gcc command,
ls will list a new file,
hello in green. Green is the standard color coding of
ls for executable files.
~/progs$ ls
~/progs$ gcc -o hello hello.c
~/progs$ ls
hello hello.c
~/progs$ ./hello
Hello, world!
Part-by-part explanationEdit
#include <stdio.h> tells the C compiler to find the standard header called <stdio.h> and add it to this program. In C, you often have to pull in extra optional components when you need them. <stdio.h> contains descriptions of standard input/output functions which you can use to send messages to a user, or to read input from a user.
int main(void) is something you'll find in every C program. Every program has a main function. Generally, the main function is where a program begins. However, one C program can be scattered across multiple files, so you won't always find a main function in every file. The int at the beginning means that main will return an integer to the operating system when it is finished.
puts("Hello, world!"); is the statement that actually puts the message to the screen. puts is a string printing function that is declared in the file stdio.h (which is why you had to #include that at the start of the program)
puts automatically prints a newline at the end of the string.
return 0; will return zero (which is the integer referred to on line 3) to the operating system. When a program runs successfully its return value is zero (GCC4 complains if it doesn't when compiling). A non-zero value is returned to indicate a warning or error.
The empty line is there because it is (at least on UNIX) considered good practice to end a file with a new line. In gcc using the
-Wall -pedantic -ansi options, if the file does not end with a new line this message is displayed: "warning: no newline at end of file". (The newline isn't shown on the example because MediaWiki automatically removes it)


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UN.GIFT Publications
The dark side of globalisation
2011-04-15 17:00:00.0
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The London School of Economic's weekly newspaper, The Beaver, has published two articles on behalf of the OSCE Special Representative and Co-ordinator for Combating Trafficking in Human Beings. "The dark side of globalisation" by Sini Ramo covers the phenomenon of human trafficking in a globalised world. While trafficking for sexual exploitation is the most well-known form of trafficking, trafficking for the purposes of domestic servitude is increasing and extending its reach globally. Trafficking in domestic workers seems to constitute a hidden form of exploitation that stands outside of public scrutiny due to its containment within the private realm of the household.


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I speak frequently about how CU-Boulder discovery and innovation leads to economic development, company creation and advancements for society. Here's a bit of proof. A new study from the Brookings Institution released a week ago finds Boulder among the top five patent-producing metropolitan areas in the nation.
The link between Boulder's patent productivity and CU as a pre-eminent comprehensive research university is undeniable. The report finds that patents are mostly produced in a handful of areas, including Boulder. It goes on to say research universities, a scientifically educated workforce and collaboration in those few communities play a key role in driving innovation.
The New York Times, Feb. 1: "Patent producers clustered in only a few cities"
The Denver Post, Feb. 1: "Brookings study finds Boulder near top for patent filings per capita"
Certainly a patent is an early step in the process of discovery and commercialization. But this report makes clear the important role of CU-Boulder in advancing the economy, culture and health of Colorado and the nation.


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Where someone hides a sausage (whilst naked) on their person and you have to guess which orifice it is hidden in.
Hidden Sausage - They asked me where I think she has hidden the sausage. I didn't quite feel up to bangers and mash when she told me where it was.
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One of the Glyptotek's most important works, the large cuirass statue of Emperor Trajan, has just returned to the museum after having been the main attraction in the exhibition "The Age of Balance" at the Capitoline Museum in Rome. Trajan was the first of the so-called Adoptive Emperors, who, in the period AD 98 to 180, ruled the Roman Empire with great military and administrative skills.
It was under Trajan, in fact, that the empire reached its greatest geographical extent: from Northern England to the Caspian Sea, incl. the lands around the Mediterranean, Mare Nostrum. During this period, the first and second centuries AD, the cuirass statue was especially popular. This type of statue was an expression of superb military qualities on behalf of the subject.
Armour was originally worn by the emperor during a triumphal parade and the decoration on the cuirass frequently comprised symbols of victory, and the divine protection of the emperors. Until the 21st October the statue is to be found centrally positioned in the Lion Hall giving an opportunity to get close to Trajan and examine the statue from all angles.


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Tim Schafer
Psychonauts 2: Tim Schafer and Double Fine's little engine that could
You heard the news. Psychonauts 2 is a thing. Ahead of its reveal at The Game Awards 2015, we were fortunate enough to have a chat with the mastermind behind the original, Tim Schafer.
Tim Schafer headlines
Fans can invest in Fig's next crowdfunding campaign which kicks off in early December
Fig, the crowdfunding site formed by former Double Fine COO Justin Bailey, will soon allow fans to share in the financial success of a published video game as an unaccredited investor.
"Make the game for the losers," Microsoft told Tim Schafer
Bloodborne, Spelunky and other difficult games leverage nostalgia for a time before tutorials, according to Tim Schafer.
Spacebase DF-9 "just not something we can afford to do any more", says Schafer
Double Fine is set to pull the plug on Spacebase DF-9, to the disappointment of some who bought in via Steam Early Access.
Grim Fandango is also coming to PC, Mac and Linux
When Sony announced at its E3 conference that a remastered version of the classic LucasArts adventure, Grim Fandango, was coming to PlayStation 4 and PS Vita, everyone wondered if Double Fine will be bringing it to other platforms as well. Well, wonder no more.
Tim Schafer plays Day of the Tentacle for the first time in a decade
Day of the Tentacle designer Tim Schafer stars in this Let's Play of the classic LucasArts adventure, recalling details of the story and telling anecdotes including the story of Steven Spelberg calling for a hint.
Escape Goat 2 "made near Double Fine" and out on Linux, Mac and PC today
Escape Goat 2 is upon us, and although that should be enough to make you open your wallet, Tim Schafer and Double Fine have come on board to help promote the game, too.
Psychonauts now earning more for Double Fine than at release
Since it began self-publishing, Double Fine is making more off its back catalogue than ever before.
Broken Age: Act 2 has been fully funded, says Schafer
Broken Age: Act 2 has been fully funded, according to Double Fine boss Tim Schafer.
Brutal Legend: Schafer would love to revisit the IP, "Jack Black might be up for it"
Brutal Legend developer Double Fine never made a sequel to the heavy metal romp, but studio founder Tim Schafer has stressed that he'd love to return to the world via a new game or DLC, and that actor Jack Black would probably be up for coming back.
Broken Age's male protagonist gets launch trailer
Broken Age is divided into two separate but thematically-similar stories, and Double Fine has released a trailer for each of its protagonists.
Double Fine "probably would do a sequel", has ideas
Tim Schafer has said he has ideas for sequels for all of Double Fine's games, and would probably make one if it had a game as successful as triple-A franchises.
Broken Age first half to release in January 2014
Double Fine Adventure has reassessed its plans for Kickstarter-funded adventure Broken Age and decided to release one half of the game via Steam Early Access.
Sony keen on indies, Microsoft "focused elsewhere", says Schafer
Double Fine boss Tim Schafer has said that Sony has been proactive in reaching out to the indie community, and he's still hopeful that Microsoft will do the same.
Double Fine to announce something 'new' tomorrow, Schafer teases
Double Fine founder Tim Schafer has teased some form of reveal tomorrow, and he seems very excited about it too.
Double Fine still keen to acquire lost THQ rights
Double Fine boss Tim Schafer has said the developer wants to re-acquire the distribution rights for Costume Quest and Stacking – for emotional reasons, not financial ones.
Double Fine testing PS4 to see how they can use it, says Schafer
Double Fine founder Tim Schafer has confirmed that his team is currently playing around with PS4 to see what it's capable of, before deciding what the studio will do with it.
Schafer: dropping triple-A like being pushed into a pool
Double Fine boss Tim Schafer has said his company needed a nudge to make the transition from publisher-funded triple-A development to smaller projects.
Brütal Legend may get new content on PC
Beütal Legend is finally making its way to PC, and if it sells well, Double Fine may release content not available for the console versions.
Brütal Legend heading to PC, multiplayer beta live on Steam
Double Fine has announced that Brütal Legend is in multiplayer beta on Steam, and can be preordered for $14.99 – a 25% discount off the release-day price.
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Psychonauts 2: Tim Schafer and Double Fine's little engine that could
Fans can invest in Fig's next crowdfunding campaign which kicks off in early December
Spacebase DF-9 "just not something we can afford to do any more", says Schafer
Tim Schafer plays Day of the Tentacle for the first time in a decade
Escape Goat 2 "made near Double Fine" and out on Linux, Mac and PC today
Psychonauts now earning more for Double Fine than at release
Brutal Legend: Schafer would love to revisit the IP, "Jack Black might be up for it"
Sony keen on indies, Microsoft "focused elsewhere", says Schafer
Double Fine to announce something 'new' tomorrow, Schafer teases
Double Fine testing PS4 to see how they can use it, says Schafer
Psychonauts 2 needs $18m to happen, Notch backs away from funding
Kickstarter made Tim Schafer "unafraid of being open", talks transparency
Schafer concerned over place for smaller studios on next-gen consoles
Double Fine: Schafer speaks out on industry's 'hire & fire' attitude


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I personlly think the video is halirous. It was intertaining. I dont think that can stress the girls. Might stress the equitment. But those bees are stressed out by a lot of things. I dont see any studys coming out saying CCD is caused my large beeks standing on beehives.
Thanks for posting terry.


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Pulaski Technical College's myPTC portal is currently down. Computing services staff are working to restore services.
Temporary access to Blackboard, student e-mail, Campus Connect and the Intranet has been established while computing services address technical difficulties with the MyPTC portal. To access, click the following link: http://myptc.pulaskitech.edu/
Please continue to monitor the college website for updates.
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Google was caught last week bypassing default privacy settings in the Safari browser in order to serve up tracking cookies. The company claimed the situation was an accident and limited only to the Safari web browser, but today Microsoft claimed Google is doing much the same thing with Internet Explorer.
In a blog post titled "Google bypassing user privacy settings" Microsoft's IE Corporate Vice President Dean Hachamovitch states that "When the IE team heard that Google had bypassed user privacy settings on Safari, we asked ourselves a simple question: is Google circumventing the privacy preferences of Internet Explorer users too? We've discovered the answer is yes: Google is employing similar methods to get around the default privacy protections in IE and track IE users with cookies."
Hachamovitch explains that IE's default configuration blocks third-party cookies unless presented with a "P3P (Platform for Privacy Preferences Project) Compact Policy Statement" indicating that the site will not use the cookie to track the user. Microsoft accuses Google of sending a string of text that tricks the browser into thinking the cookie won't be used for tracking. "By sending this text, Google bypasses the cookie protection and enables its third-party cookies to be allowed rather than blocked," Microsoft said.
The text allegedly sent by Google actually reads "This is not a P3P policy" and includes a link to a Google page which says cookies used to secure and authenticate Google users are needed to store user preferences, and that the P3P protocol "was not designed with situations like these in mind."
Microsoft said it has contacted Google to ask the company to "commit to honoring P3P privacy settings for users of all browsers." Microsoft also updated the Tracking Protection Lists in IE9 to prevent the tracking described by Hachamovitch in the blog post. Ars has contacted Google to see if the company has any response to the Microsoft allegations, and we'll update this post if we hear back.
UPDATE: It turns out Facebook and many other sites are using an almost identical scheme to override Internet Explorer's privacy setting, according to privacy researcher Lorrie Faith Cranor at Carnegie Mellon University. "Companies have discovered that they can lie in their [P3P policies] and nobody bothers to do anything about it," Cranor wrote in a recent blog post.
UPDATE 2: Google has gotten back to us with a lengthy reply, arguing that Microsoft's reliance on P3P forces outdated practices onto modern websites, and points to a study conducted in 2010 (the Carnegie Mellon research from Cranor and her colleagues) that studied 33,000 sites and found about a third of them were circumventing P3P in Internet Explorer.
"Microsoft uses a 'self-declaration' protocol (known as 'P3P') dating from 2002 under which Microsoft asks websites to represent their privacy practices in machine-readable form," Google Senior VP of Communications and Policy Rachel Whetstone says in a statement e-mailed to Ars. "It is well known—including by Microsoft—that it is impractical to comply with Microsoft's request while providing modern web functionality."
Facebook's "Like" button, the ability to sign into websites using your Google account "and hundreds more modern web services" would be broken by Microsoft's P3P policy, Google says. "It is well known that it is impractical to comply with Microsoft's request while providing this web functionality," Whetstone said. "Today the Microsoft policy is widely non-operational."
That 2010 research even calls out Microsoft's own msn.com and live.com for providing invalid P3P policy statements. The research paper further states that "Microsoft's support website recommends the use of invalid CPs as a work-around for a problem in IE."
This article originally appeared on Ars Technica, Wired's sister site for in-depth technology news.Go Back to Top. Skip To: Start of Article.


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Do real scientists believe in Creation? Answer…
Why do so many scientists endorse Evolution? Answer
How is it possible for reasonable, intelligent, well-educated people to hold such diametrically opposite views as Evolutionism and Creationism? Answer…
Andrew McIntosh
Writings by this author appear in the following books that can be purchased on-line: In Six Days: Why Fifty Scientists Choose to Believe in Creation
If this information has been helpful, please prayerfully consider a donation to help pay the expenses for making this faith-building service available to you and your family! Donations are tax-deductible.


text: I am currently looking at 2 different setups and I haven't had the time to research both and don't know which is better. Right now from what I have found, both shock packages are good, just wonering if anyone in the forums are running the shocks that I am looking at. For the Rancho shocks I am looking at running the RS7000MT series, RS7784 Strut on the front end and RS7198 shock on the rear. The Bilsteins are the 5100 series, 24-186940 Ride Height Adjustable Strut on the front and 24-186957 on the rear. I have also looked at the Rancho RS5000 series, but from what I have read, they sit a little lower than OEM shocks. My OEM shocks are worn out and are now starting to leak and need to be replaced. I am looking for a a quality ride on pavement with good off road handling. Just up in the air on which to get? Any help would be greatly appreciated.


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SANTA CRUZ -- The recent dry spell has given construction crews time to catch up on building new Highway 1 lanes between Soquel Drive and Morrissey Boulevard, which makes county transportation leaders hopeful the project can be finished by the end of summer.
The heavily traveled corridor through Santa Cruz is undergoing a $22 million transformation to add a lane in each direction that will connect the onramps and offramps to improve traffic flow. The one-mile stretch is considered the most congested in Santa Cruz County.
The Regional Transportation Commission of Santa Cruz County will receive its monthly update on the auxiliary lanes project at a meeting 9 a.m. Thursday in the Watsonville City Council chamber.
Bruce Shewchuk, the commission's resident engineer, will present a report on delays and the progress made with dry weather during the past couple of weeks.
Heavy rainfall during December forced the contractor to sit on the sidelines for days at a time, delaying the original completion date by several months.
"The winter rains through the Christmas period slowed progress on the northbound retaining walls," Shewchuk wrote in his report to the board. "The contractor is claiming differing site conditions required installation of a shoring system, now in place, more extensive than originally envisioned."
The contractor, RGW Construction of Livermore, is working nights and weekends to complete as much work as possible before the next rain, said Karena Pushnik, the commission's spokeswoman.
Much of the work has been focused on retaining walls with four of five retaining walls complete.
Some work has started on the footings for sound walls, and construction of the walls should begin in March.
There's also been progress in widening the southbound lane of Highway 1 by grinding the existing pavement in preparation for the new asphalt.
The new lanes must be finished before traffic can be shifted and the center column of the La Fonda Avenue Bridge removed and rebuilt.
Commission officials expect the new La Fonda Avenue Bridge to be up by early summer, Pushnik said Wednesday.
County transportation officials originally estimated the highway project would take two years to complete. However, RGW Construction said the work could be done in half that time, only a year.
The contractor's aggressive schedule did not include any potential delays due to rain or any other unforeseen circumstances such as site conditions and drainage problems.
Commissioner Randy Johnson said expanding that part of Highway 1 is critical due to the concentration of medical offices, hospitals and health services in the area.
"When you drop from Highway 17 to 1, you kinda hold your breath hoping there won't be a huge backup at the Fishhook," Johnson said. "Once it's done I think it will be very helpful, not a complete remedy but a partial one."
Follow Sentinel reporter Shanna McCord on Twitter at Twitter.com/scnewsmom


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Thanks dear for sharing this link. it is an informative link. There are lot of healthy recipes so we can get from this link easily.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Thanks dear for sharing this link. it is an informative link. There are lot of healthy recipes so we can get from this link easily.
Tom Fredrick
I was also looking for the recipe of low sugar and with out fat because I am trying
to loss my weight. In this thread some of the recipe are good in taste with out sugar and fat.
A quick and simple (and delicious) dessert is:
Sugar-free pudding mix
No fat milk
Beat according to package directions then swirl through
No or low fat Cool Whip
This has saved me from eating something not permissible for diabetics.
Its a wonderful thread i found here. This is my first post in this forum. All ideas are wonderful for healthy food. According to me fruits and vegetables are wonderful food and best food. We can say healthy food to these food.
Try looking Cooking Light up on line. They have some great recipes.
Two sites I use all the time are Eatingwell.com and
The second site has just everything.
Kindness is a language which the deaf can hear and the blind see.
mark Twain
Look at hungrygirl.com Plenty of lo-cal dishes. Also try United states Center Organization web page - they may have some dishes. Diabetic issues Organization too.
lake in the hills personal training
Last edited by Julian; 01-27-2013 at 08:34 PM.
Fruit makes a great dessert; either fresh or baked sprinkled with cinnamon or nutmeg.
Now days mostly people rely on unhealthy/fast/junk foods and eating habits.Thats why health issues gaining popularity day by day in every society.I don't buy processed foods at all. No luncheon meats, etc. Nothing with nitrates if possible.


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Just give us an indication of what you find objectionable
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Just joined and thought I might say hello to all and introduce myself as Wayne B. from North Oakland County Mi. My Wife Paula and myself are new to keeping Bees and are looking for all the info we can find and thought this would be a great forum to join and learn from.
We have joined the SEMBA (Thanks Mike for pointing us to this forum) We hope to make this a enjoyable time, my wife is terrified of bees but I feel she is not thinking of Honey Bees.
So again Hello and look to make some new friends and will help when I can to make this a better site when I can!
My other hobbies are rasing and training German Shorthairs and Labs, as my screenname goes back to our love for ducks and upland bird hunting. We raise and train our own dogs, and I was formerly a Captain on the Great Lakes for sport fishing on Lakes Erie and Michigan for Walleye and Salmon for nearly 29 years.
Thanks Again Wayne/Paula AKA Greenhead


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I really like it, nice use of colour. Thank you for sharing.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
I really like it, nice use of colour. Thank you for sharing.
I love the colors
Looks great!
Wayne & Gabriele, the married quilters.
like it, this is a fun runner to do
I've had a couple questions about the cutting instructions so I'll try to post a few pictures I took when I made my 1st one, so the colours aren't exactly the same. Hope this might help.
These are so much fun to make....each is so different. Love your fabric choices! Good job and thanks for sharing~
WOW!!! That is awesome. Thanks for showing it.
so many quilts to make, so little time.


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Trip Start Oct 18, 2012
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Yesterday Steffie was keen to do some sight seeing so after breakfast we drove out of Edingen to take a look at Ladenburg which lies across the Neckar River. We took the car ferry over the small river which only cost €1.60, but halfway across I tried to take a picture and realised I had forgotten my memory card! What is a tourist to do, but drive back and get it! After a 30 minute delay, we stopped at the village green to go down and take a look at the river. It is autumn here and the leaves are falling making it great to take pictures! The town has a very long history dating back 2000 years to Roman times and beyond. As an Australian this is somewhat hard to comprehend as European Settlement in Australia dates back less than 250 years although not much is taught about Aboriginal culture and history in schools. This makes Edingen look like a youngster at a mere 1250 years old
Our first stop was the witch tower which is the only surviving watch tower along the 800 year old city wall which forms the boundary of the old town. We walked along the wall into downtown where the Carl Benz house is. At this very house, the inventor of the modern car lived for many years until his death in 1929. Apparently his wife Bertha Benz is almost as famous as her husband as she made the first long distance drive in an automobile to visit her mother. Her husband only found out when she sent him a telegram that she had arrived! The journey she took is now called the Bertha Benz route and was pretty long at 106kms in a single day in 1888. Because there were no petrol stations, she had to stop at apothecary shops to buy alcohol for fuel and even solved a few mechanical problems along the way! The next day she drove back home with her 2 sons and it created a lot of publicity.
We walked into the old town and there was a point near a museum where you could see 3 different walls built in various periods. The old and narrow cobblestone streets definitely gave the town some character although we ate at a Turkish kebab shop for lunch; definitely not 2000 years old. We exited out through the main gate and walked back to the car.
After driving back to Edingen, we decided to take a walk down by the Neckar River. It was interesting to see the different high water marks that were documented on a wall with some being way over my head. We walked past the fishing club and back to the stone table which is apparently the meeting point in town. There was a body found in the park near Steffie's house a few years ago which was apparently a mistress who was killed by her lover and his family after he told his wife about the affair. Very juicy gossip!
We spent the rest of the afternoon taking a look at the shops and were unable to buy a frisbee, but not for lack of trying! Undeterred, we even tried Heidelberg, but even Toys R Us didn't have one. Unbelieveable! We did find a 2L bottle of Czech beer for only €2 though! It was a low key dinner after we returned home of kassler mit kartoffelbrei und sauerbohnen. It still tasted pretty good.
This morning wasn't very interesting. After breakfast, I sat down to work on my German until lunchtime. Steffie meanwhile was visiting her old work to get a reference and catching up on gossip in the meanwhile. She came home for lunch and we spent the afternoon at her brother's apartment helping him renovate.
In the evening after dinner, I taught the Germans how to carve a Halloween pumpkin. It was hilarious to see an Australian teaching Germans an American tradition! Nevertheless we got there in the end and with good results. We tried to scare the cat with it, but she was more fascinated than scared!


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A wild one at the Bell
Even at inflated playoff prices, the fans got their money's worth as the Canadiens won 7-4 to force a sixth game.
It wasn't easy.
A 4-1 lead with Henrik Lundqvist on the bench should have been safe.
It wasn't.
The Rangers scored three unanswered goals – on six second-period shots – to tie it.
Rene Bourque restored the Canadiens' lead with his second of the game and added a third as insurance.
Other scorers were Alex Galchenyuk, on an early power play; Tomas Plekanec, Max Pacioretty and, into an empty net 2ith more than four minutes left, David Desharnais.
Dustin Tokarski made 23 saves, including some big ones in the third period.
Killer instinct
Rene Bourque's third of the game and David Desharnais's empty-netter put this one out of reach.
Goaltenders battle?
Early goals by Max Pacioretty and Rene Bourque chased Henrik Lundqvist.
4-1 and back to NYC for Game 6, right?
The Rangers got three quick goals by Rick Nash, Derek Stepan (his second of the game) and Chris Kreider, on a power play, to throw a pall of gloom over the Bell Centre.
Rene Bourque's second goal of the game and beat Cam Talbot restored the lead.
But this is a nervous building.
The Rangers scored on three of their six shots in the period.
At last, a lead
The Canadiens started fast and struck early as Alex Galchenyuk tipped in a P.K. Subban rocket on a power play less than two minutes in.
The Rangers tied it on a 45-foot Derek Stepan wrister that dropped six inches on Dustin Tokarski's blocker side. This after the Toker made a spectacular save on Carl Hagelin.
Less than two minutes later, Tomas Plekanec beat Henrik Lundqvist glove side from distance.
Canadiens had a 12-10 shot dvantage.
They'll start the second period shorthanded.
(Insert desperation cliché)
Win or go home.
Do or die.
Tuesday dawned overcast and drizzly in Montreal, where your Canadiens face an ominous situation that matches the weather.
The team has faced elimination twice before in the 2014 playoffs. They won Games 6 and 7 to eliminate the mighty Bruins.
Can they win Game 5 to stay alive against the Rangers?
This team has displayed character and resilience all through the regular season and playoffs, up to and including two overtime thrillers at Madison Square Garden.
It's unlikely Bell Centre fans will have to endure the kind of Game 5 stomping that ended the Canadiens' playoff series against Ottawa last year.
And regardless of the final score, we should celebrate a 2013-'14 that exceeded the expectations of all but the most delusional Habs supporters.
This team has taken us on a helluva ride.
And it isn't over.
Puck drops at 8 p.m.
Check back later for live game blogging.
• What was Alexei Emelin doing on Game 4's winning goal? Not much of anything.
• Pre-game viewing: Michael Farber's excellent TSN feature on Ginette Reno
• It worked for the Kings. The brilliant Josie Gold suggests Ginette needs a Slash approach to change the Canadiens home-ice luck in this series.


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The 2014 Geneva Bee Conference will beheld March 22, 2014 from 9am-5pm on Hobart and William Smiths Scandling Campus, in the Vandervort Room. Well have three speakers this year with plenty of opportunity for questions during our discussion panel hour. (See below)
Were planning on a raffle, silent auction, door prizes, a honey swap and a dish to pass luncheon.
Conference price: $30/person, $50/couple. There is no preregistration. We gladly accept cash or a check at the door. No credit or debit cards please.
Dick Rogers, M. Sc.
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Entomologist/Manager, Bayer CropScience, North Carolina
Dicks talk will give an overview of bee health including what bees need to survive, the factors involved, colony numbers globally, and how commercial apiculture is in transition. Will also cover some basic toxicology, testing, and stewardship. Finally, will discuss the solution to bee health and an update on the Bayer Bee Care Center for North America and bee research and activities.
Katie Lee
Bee Informed Partnership
Midwest Tech-Transfer Team Leader
Katie will talk about the Bee Informed Partnership, the work the Tech-Transfer Teams do with beekeepers, how beekeepers in our local area can use the information, with an emphasis on note-taking and sampling.
Chris Harp
Bee Doctor
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HIV Doesn't Cause Cancer, but it Can Increase Your Risk.
Having HIV disease can put you at risk for many types of opportunistic infections and other diseases—including certain types of cancer that are more common or more aggressive in people with HIV.
HIV-related cancers include certain types of immune-system cancers (lymphomas), Kaposi's sarcoma, and cancers that affect the anus and the cervix. You may also see these cancers referred to as "AIDS-related cancers."
A low CD4 count appears to be the primary risk factor for many of these cancers. HPV infection is another major risk factor.
Lymphoma is a specific type of cancer that involves the lymph nodes and the lymph system. If you have HIV and a low CD4 count, you are at risk for several types of lymphoma.
The most common HIV-related lymphoma is called Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma (NHL). This type of cancer occurs most often in patients with an average CD4 count of 100 cells/mm3 or less. Patients with NHL can have a range of symptoms including:
- Painless, swollen lymph nodes in the neck, chest, underarm, or groin
- Night sweats
- Weight loss
- Fever
(Other conditions may cause the same symptoms. Consult your healthcare provider if you have any of these symptoms.)
It usually takes multiple tests to diagnose NHL, including blood tests, a biopsy, and imaging studies (MRI, CT scan, or PET scan). Treatment for this condition is complex and involves treating both the cancer and your HIV infection.
For more information, see the National Cancer Institute's General Information About AIDS-Related Lymphoma.
Primary Central Nervous System (CNS) Lymphoma
Your central nervous system consists of your brain, spinal cord, and spinal nerves. This system controls all the workings of your body. HIV can infect and damage parts of it.
Primary CNS lymphoma is a type of cancer that typically occurs in people with CD4 counts less than 50 cells/mm3. This type of cancer affects the lymph system in your brain and spinal cord. Symptoms of this type of cancer can include:
- Headache
- Memory loss
- Confusion
- Other neurological changes
(Other conditions may cause the same symptoms. Consult your healthcare provider if you have any of these symptoms.)
Diagnosis includes many of the same types of tests as those for Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma—but because CNS lymphoma affects the brain directly, your healthcare provider may want to do a brain biopsy as well. Radiation therapy is the most common treatment for AIDS-related CNS lymphoma.
For more information, see the National Cancer Institute's General Information About Primary CNS Lymphoma.
Kaposi's Sarcoma
Kaposi's Sarcoma (KS) is a cancer of the connective tissue that is caused by a strain of human herpesvirus (HHV-8). KS occurs most often in people with CD4 counts below 200-300/mm3. Before the AIDS epidemic, Kaposi's sarcoma was found mainly in elderly Italian and Jewish men, for whom it was a slow-growing and mild form of cancer.
For people living with HIV/AIDS, however, KS can develop very quickly. KS appears as purplish/reddish spots (called lesions) which generally develop first on the skin, or inside the mouth. Lesions can develop anywhere on the body—including on internal organs.
While KS is treatable with chemotherapy, the best way to combat it is to improve CD4 count by using antiretroviral therapy. For more information on Kaposi's sarcoma please see the AIDS.gov page on Opportunistic Infections.
See also the National Cancer Institute's Kaposi's Sarcoma.
Anal Cancer
Anal cancer occurs when malignant cells form in the tissues of the anus. Anal cancer is rare in otherwise healthy people—but since the mid-1990s, the number of cases of anal cancer has increased dramatically and continues to rise.
Anal cancer is caused by the human papilloma virus (HPV). If you have HPV and/or HIV disease, you have a much greater risk of developing anal cancer.
Men who have sex with men (MSM) are particularly at risk for developing anal cancer, whether or not they have HIV. But MSM who are HIV-positive are up to 40 times more likely to get anal cancer. For more information on anal cancer among MSM, see GMHC's Treatment Issues: Anal cancer, HIV, and gay/bisexual men.
Symptoms of anal cancer can include:
- Bleeding from the anus or rectum
- Pain or pressure in the area around the anus
- Itching or discharge from the anus
- A lump near the anus
- A change in bowel habits
(Other conditions may cause the same symptoms. Consult your healthcare provider if you have any of these symptoms.)
Some experts recommend that men who are at risk for anal cancer have an anal Pap test each year. CDC has not yet recommended this as the standard of care, but if you are at risk, you should talk with your healthcare provider about the potential benefits of getting an anal Pap test.
For more information on anal cancer, see the National Cancer Institute's General Information About Anal Cancer.
Invasive Cervical Cancer
Cervical cancer forms in tissues of the cervix (the organ connecting the uterus and vagina). It is usually a slow-growing cancer that may not have symptoms. HPV infection is the main cause of cervical cancer.
Invasive cervical cancer occurs when cancerous cells spread from the surface of the cervix to other parts of the body. Although any woman, regardless of her HIV status, may develop cervical cancer, there is an increased risk of developing cervical cancer if you are female and HIV-positive. Invasive cervical cancer is an AIDS-defining condition for women.
In its early stages (when it is most likely to respond to treatment), cervical cancer rarely has symptoms, but women with cervical cancer can experience:
- Abnormal bleeding between periods
- Pelvic pain
- Pain during sex
- Abnormal vaginal bleeding
(Other conditions may cause the same symptoms. Consult your healthcare provider if you have any of these symptoms.)
Early detection is important to prevent invasive cervical cancer. Regular Pap tests are the key—these tests can show abnormal cell changes (cervical dysplasia) before they become cancerous. When cell changes are found and treated early, almost all women can avoid getting cervical cancer.
For more information, see the National Cancer Institute's Understanding Cervical Changes.
An abnormal Pap test does NOT mean you have cervical cancer—but, if you have an abnormal or unclear result, you need to talk with your healthcare provider about follow-up tests and care.
If you do have cervical cancer, it is important to treat it early, before it becomes invasive. Treatment methods can include surgery, radiation therapy, or chemotherapy.
For the more information, see the National Cancer Institute's What You Need to Know About Cervical Cancer: Treatment.
Fact Sheets & Print Materials
- National Cancer Institute - AIDS-Related Lymphoma Treatment
- National Cancer Institute - Primary CNS Lymphoma Treatment
- National Cancer Institute - Kaposi's Sarcoma Treatment
- National Cancer Institute - Anal Cancer Treatment
- National Cancer Institute - What You Need To Know About Cervical Cancer
- Office of Women's Health - Cervical Cancer: Frequently Asked Questions
Related Topics on AIDS.gov
Additional Resources
- National Cancer Institute - AIDS-Related Cancers
- Department of Veterans Affairs - Opportunistic infections and AIDS-related cancers
- CDC - Cervical Cancer
- National Cancer Institute – Office of HIV and AIDS Malignancy
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My favorite part of this post is:
My message to you is simple - BE BOLD! Find AWESOME and live there.
Add that to the table showing the real costs of playing "small SEO ball" and the argument to think big is persuasive (of course I wrote it so naturally I would think that lol).
If you are tempted to play tit for tat SEO games DON'T. Google's brilliant engineer Navneet Panda killed that game. The new game is finding and living in greatness. Not easy and you may have just caught up with the old game. Sorry and welcome to Internet marketing :).


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Ok, so I wept a little bit. It was a pretty good book IMHO. I didnt feel like it was fully sorted at the end. Which is a plus and a minus. I hate when movies wrap everything up in a tidy little box with a bow, but theres a lot left un said and done.
Things that dont match up with the current universe as we knew it in the last series.
So my question is does anyone know if there are more republic commando books coming? Or some tie ins with young bobas? Or what the future of the story arc has planned?
Anyone else read it?


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Another T-shirt trend with legs is the "So-and-so is my homegirl/boy". I think it started with Jesus and Mary versions but there's now millions of versions. Madonna did one for her last tour and recently I've seen a Barack Obama version. Topical!
Kenneth Anger is an artist film-maker who's done all sorts of films which clever people like. Blood is the New Black's version has a fittingly creepy hand drawn illustration of the artist. This is the women's version but the men's is on its way..
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Sweetened with orange juice and brown sugar, this apple chutney gets its heat from hot jalapeno jelly. Try it alongside grilled chicken or pork.
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The P250 is DAK (Double Action Kellerman) or double action ONLY so there is no decocking lever.
The trigger pull is long, but very smooth. As good or better than I've ever felt on a Sig.


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Share your volunteer interests and availability with us!+ Complete Our Volunteer Interest Survey Here!
We need your help to do the local environmental work that is so important to all of us. Please share your outings, conservation and volunteer interests with us by completing our Volunteer Interest Survey.
The information will help us network our experienced volunteers with friends and members who have interest in the same area of expertise and want to be more involved.
Thank you for helping us continue to grow in our capacity to nurture, protect, and otherwise be faithful stewards of Kentucky's environment.
Volunteer Leaders Needed
Appointed LeadersOur Group is in need of the following leadership positions. These are formal Sierra Club leadership roles, and require current membership status in the Sierra Club. If you would be interested in volunteering for one of these positions, but are not currently a Sierra Club member - it is easy to join Sierra Club online!
These positions are appointed by the Group Chair and ratified by the Group ExCom.
To volunteer, or for questions about the following open positions, please contact our Group Chair
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Purpose of Position
- To provide leadership, direction, and guidance on conservation issues for the Group;
- To motivate and direct the Group Conservation Committee; and
- To appropriately delegate activities related to Group conservation to committee and other Group members.
Leadership, Direction, and Guidance on Conservation Issues
- Provide Group leaders with a long-range vision of what the Club's conservation strategy and priorities should be over the next two to five years.
- Identify conservation issues needing attention and worthy of Group consideration.
- Assist Group leaders to develop conservation priorities.
- Design plans and strategies for current conservation campaigns.
- Report regularly on conservation committee activities to the CHAPTER Conservation Chair, GROUP chair, Group executive committee, and other committees.
Motivation, Direction, and Coordination of the Group Conservation Committee
- Oversee conservation committee activities to ensure that all needed tasks are accomplished.
- Direct and assist the committee to set goals and carry out objectives. - Coordinate main functions and campaigns of the committee.
Delegation of Conservation-related Activities
- Identify, recruit and challenge volunteer leaders.
- Identify individual members' abilities and interests and assign tasks appropriately.
- Train and assign volunteers to carry out conservation activities.
- Follow up assignments to be sure they are carried out.
- Thank volunteers and provide other rewards (social activities, public recognition) to ensure repeat performances.
- Prevent duplication of work by linking key individuals with one another.
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To work with the Group executive committee to develop and implement an annual Group fundraising program, based on the annual conservation and other goals and on records from previous years.
- Creates a monthly planning calendar for Fundraising events and activities working with the Group Chair and ExCom.
- Recruits 3-5 people to work on Fundraising Team ("Team"). Familiarizes each team member on their activities and delegate authority to each to perform their functions. Coordinates with Publicity and the Volunteer Coordinator on Member Engagement Team when needed.
- Administration (or delegate to Administration on Team): Be the contact for member inquiries and responses regarding fundraising activities and events; orders all the necessary printed materials for fundraising; orders lists and labels from the Labels desk at National for mailings, events and activities for fundraising; sends invitations and letters when needed; schedules and places fundraising donation ads, event ads, planned giving ads, merchandise sales ads (from AdKit) into the regular Chapter and/or Group newsletter; schedules Fundraising Team meetings for Fundraising Chair.
- Merchandise Sales (or delegate to Merchandise Sales Manager on Team): Sets up sales network to sell a variety of Sierra Club products, directly to members and non-members, such as calendars, boxed holiday and notecards, coffee, and other merchandise located at http://clubhouse.sierraclub.org/membership/ Works with Administration on the Team to place sales ads in newsletter; works with Member Engagement Team Recruiter to coordinate on tabling events, monthly meetings, and other selling opportunities. Makes presentations to local businesses use these Sierra Club items as holiday gifts or to use the Sierra Club holiday cards as their company's holiday cards.
- Fundraising Events Coordinator (or delegate to Events Coordinator on Team): Finds someone to create one or two fundraising events, that are/if manageable for your Group size and budget, that can be held annually. Create a budget, volunteer needs, timelines; negotiate event space, catering, auction items or performers, etc. Manages all aspects of these events including the financial reporting. Tracks the progress of these Fundraising activities. Coordinates efforts with Member Engagement Team Events Coordinator.
- Develops and maintains historical data and procedures for fundraising programs for future planning and future Fundraising chairs.
- Before leaving office, train your replacement and pass along all plans, results, and materials to your replacement.
Elected LeadersOur Group is seeking Executive Committee Members. These are formal Sierra Club leadership roles, and require current membership status in the Sierra Club.
ExCom leaders are elected by the general membership in our Mammoth Cave Group geographic region in November to serve for a term of 2 years. However, when a Sierra Club Group has ExCom vacancies, we may appoint these positions to serve out the remainder of the unexpired term.
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- Understand and promote the mission of the Sierra Club
- Attend Executive Committee meetings and General meetings
- Lead and provide educational training and/or conservation opportunities to the general membership
- Promote the Outings Program
- Participate in long range planning
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- Ensure financial stability and solvency
- Modify and allocate resources; must be consistent with the opportunities, the abilities, and the commitment of the chapter/group
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Volunteer CoordinatorWe need someone to help us recruit and organize volunteers for activities and events.
To volunteer, please contact: Mammoth Cave Group Chair
Outing LeadersIn order to offer a diverse program of safe and enjoyable outing activities, Sierra Club depends on the voluntary services of trained, Sierra Club Outings Leaders. We are always looking for more outing leaders to help us grow our outing activities - both in number and type of outing.
If you would be interested in becoming a Sierra Club Outing Leader, let us know and we'll get you started on the Sierra Club's Outing Leader Training program.
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I sure hope he reaches his goal, as does his wife. More power to him, especially since he's not doing it through surgery.
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Wow, I hope he succeeds, too. And I definitely respect him for doing it without surgery. Although, not that anything is wrong with surgery. I have a friend that at one time weighed over 500 lbs. Surgery was recommended time and time again, but eventually he realized it wasn't a physical problem for him. He ate because he had deep rooted issues to deal with. He had a hard time, but he worked through them and is currently down to 300 lbs. I think that is a tremendous accomplishment and I applaude anyone that is willing to face their demons head on.
I read the article in the paper. Poor man, I hope he makes it. What a difference his life will be when he does.
My heart goes out to him. It makes me feel silly for whining about the 20 lbs. I have been trying to lose for the past few years. I really have no excuse except for laziness. :\
Well, he's on his way, I hope he makes it. At some point he'll have to have surgery to remove excess skin........42
No surgeon would touch him until he's lost a great deal more weight. He would be too high risk on the operating table for what would be considered a "cosmetic procedure" (not that it wouldn't be necessary after he loses the amount of weight he's planning. Best of luck to him.
I know that I would like to lose another 25 pounds....which is why I have a hard time imagining that anyone could get to the point of being over 1/2 a ton in weight.
I have a friend who gained a lot of weight due to diabetes, but it was his own fault. He didn't watch his diet and as a result, had other health issues. He knew it was wrong, but he blamed his lunchmates for wanting to eat outside of the building. Just because you go out to eat doesn't mean that you still can't eat healthy. When I 1st met him, he could walk up a flight of stairs and only be slightly winded. That was about 8 years ago. He had a heart attack back in December and is now on long term disability. Had to have a defibulator put in and it has gone off a couple of times. Fortunately, he took it as a wake up call and is eating healthier and now attempts to take a walk daily. Last I heard he was up to 3 blocks.
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#11 Thu 08 Mar 07 9:27am
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Re: Bread Pudding (Fhotos)
majitha wrote:
Will you share the recipe with us???? This is the recipe i use...
Traditional English Bread Pudding
Yield: 4 Servings
8 sl buttered white bread
2 oz sultanas
1 grated rind of one lemon
2 eggs; (can use egg beaters)
3 level tbsps caster sugar
1 pt vanilla flavoured milk
Remove crusts, cut bread into 1 inch squares. Place in lightly buttered over proof dish, with alternate layers of sultanas mixed with the grated lemon rind. Beat eggs lightly w/2 Tbsps of sugar and all the milk. Pour custard over bread, sprinkle remaining sugar over the top and bake in a preheated oven at 350ø for about 30 mins.
Let cool slightly and enjoy!
· 6 slices day-old bread
· 2 tablespoons butter, melted
· 1/2 cup raisins (optional)
· 4 eggs, beaten
· 2 cups milk
· 3/4 cup white sugar
· 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
· 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).
2. Break bread into small pieces into an 8 inch square baking pan. Drizzle melted butter or margarine over bread. If desired, sprinkle with raisins.
3. In a medium mixing bowl, combine eggs, milk, sugar, cinnamon, and vanilla. Beat until well mixed. Pour over bread, and lightly push down with a fork until bread is covered and soaking up the egg mixture.
4. Bake in the preheated oven for 45 minutes, or until the top springs back when lightly tapped.
The recipe I used is like your second one, but I use rustic bread similar to ciabatta with crust. I also put 100 g of coconut (that wasn't i the recipe) I also put raisins in rum if children are not going to eat it.
#12 Thu 08 Mar 07 2:53pm
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Re: Bread Pudding (Fhotos)
For purposes of comparison:
8 slices of bread
butter (about 60g)
50g caster sugar
50g currants or raisins (you can soak these in brandy beforehand if you like)
1 tbsp candied peel or zest of half an orange, optional
zest of 1 small lemon
275ml milk mixed with 60ml double cream
3 eggs
Butter the bread on both sides and leave the crust on! Cut the bread slices in half diagonally, then in half again so you have four small triangles. If you're using a deepish dish, you can also just cut them in half once so you have two large triangles from each slice. Arrange one layer around the base of the buttered dish, add the peel and some of the currants, then arrange the second layer on top. I like having them stand up in neat pointy rows. Add the rest of the currants over the top. In a jug, mix together the milk, cream, eggs, zest and nutmeg. Whisk well and pour over the pudding, topping with a final sprinkle of nutmeg if you're so inclined. Bake for about 35 mins at 180.
#13 Thu 08 Mar 07 7:06pm
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Re: Bread Pudding (Fhotos)
I did once make bread and butter pudding with the left over hot cross buns...I had forgotten about it untill you mentioned it Dave thanks for reminding me, I seem to remember that it was pretty good.
When I make bread and butter pudding I generally add some dried fruit to one half of the pudding and none in the other. This is because only some of my family enjoy raisins or what other dried fruit that I am using.
I always scatter the top of the pudding with a little sugar this gives a lovely crisp top to the pudding.
#14 Sat 19 May 07 2:04am
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Jamie, I used to live in South Africa. And I remember seeing a tv program with you making a bread and butter pudding - I remember it had jam, and eggs separated, the bread which was soaked and the milk. I made it and believe me it disappeared like lightening. But now I cant remember all the ingredients. And I would so love to make it here in Oz. HELP PLEASE.
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Re: Bread Pudding (Fhotos)
Could it be this one:-
Baileys and Banana Bread and Butter Pudding
Having grown up in a pub, two of the alcoholic drinks I tried and got a taste for at a very early age were Baileys and a cocktail called a Snowball. Now I'm older I detest the taste of both of them!
Jools has a little drop of Baileys every now and again, so there's usually a bottle hanging about, and one day I had some bananas and it was as simple as that - I tried this recipe out and it was fantastic, one of the best possible twists on a bread and butter pudding.
Serves about 6
1/2 a loaf of pre-sliced white bread, crusts removed
55g/2oz or 1/4 pack of butter, softened
140g/5oz caster sugar
seeds from 1 vanilla pod
8 free-range eggs
500ml/18fl oz double cream
565ml/1 pint milk
4 shots of Baileys
5 bananas
4 tablespoons flaked almonds, toasted until golden
icing sugar to dust
Preheat the oven to 180°C/350°F/gas 4.
Flatten each slice of bread down as flat as possible. Butter each piece thinly but thoroughly with the softened butter, then cut the slices of bread in half and put to one side.
In a bowl whisk together the sugar, vanilla seeds and eggs till pale and fluffy, then add the cream, the milk and the Baileys and whisk until smooth. Slice up your peeled bananas and lightly toast your almonds in the preheated oven. Take an appropriately sized baking dish (or you could do individual ones) and rub the sides with a little butter. Dip each piece of bread in the egg mixture then begin to layer the bread, the sliced banana and the almonds in the baking dish. Repeat until everything has been used up, ending with a top layer of bread. Pour over the rest of your egg mixture, using your fingers to pat down the bread to make sure it soaks up all the lovely flavours.
Generously dust the top of the pudding with icing sugar and bake in the oven for around 35 minutes or until the custard has set around the outside but is just slightly wobbly in the centre. Allow it to cool and firm up slightly. Some people like to serve it with ice cream or double cream, but if you get it gooey enough in the middle then it is nice just on its own. Feel free to take this recipe in any direction you like - using raisins or dried apricots or different types of bread like brioche or pannetone.
Or this one:-
Bread and butter pudding
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Bread and butter pudding
Bread and butter pudding is one of those classic old English recipes that everyone loves. The addition of marmalade brushed over the bread makes it fantastically crisp, with a zingy orangey bitterness that just makes the whole thing superb. This is another dessert that you don't want to overcook because you want to have the soft insides contrasting with the crispiness on top.
Serves 6
For the flavoured butter
100g / 3.5 oz unsalted butter, softened
A large pinch of ground nutmeg
A large pinch of ground cinnamon
Zest of 1 large orange
8 x 1cm / 0.5 inch slices of good-quality bread
9 large free-range or organic eggs
140g / 5oz caster sugar
500ml / 17.5 fl oz whole milk
565ml / 1 pint double cream
1 vanilla pod, scored lengthways and seeds removed
4 tablespoons good quality fine-cut marmalade
Preheat the oven to 180°C/350°F/gas 4. First make your flavoured butter by mixing the butter with the nutmeg, cinnamon and orange zest. Use a little of it to butter a medium-sized shallow, ovenproof dish.
Butter the bread using the flavoured butter, then cut each slice in half diagonally. Put the slices in your buttered dish. Now separate the eggs, reserving all 9 yolks but just 1 egg white. Whisk together the egg yolks and egg white with the sugar, then gently heat the milk and cream in a saucepan with the vanilla seeds and pod. Pour into the eggs, stirring all the time. Remove the vanilla pod then pour the mixture over the bread and leave to soak for at least 20 minutes.
Put the dish in a roasting tray and pour in enough boiling water to come halfway up the side of the dish. Then put it in the preheated oven for about 45 minutes until the custard has just set.
Meanwhile, gently warm the marmalade in a saucepan, then remove the dish from the oven and brush the marmalade over the top of the bread. Pop the dish back into the oven for another 5 to 10 minutes. Allow it to cool and firm up slightly before serving.
#16 Mon 21 May 07 9:45am
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Re: Bread Pudding (Fhotos)
Or these ones:
Panettone Bread and Butter Pudding Recipe
courtesy Jamie Oliver
Show: Oliver's Twist
Episode: Big Grub for Big Boys
Recipe Summary
Difficulty: Easy
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 45 minutes
Yield: 8 to 12 servings
1 pint (575 milliliters) milk (don't use 2 percent, 1 percent, or skim)
1 pint (575 milliliters) double cream (heavy cream)
1 vanilla pod
4 medium eggs
6 ounces (170 grams) caster sugar (superfine sugar)
Panettone, cut into thick slices and buttered
1 orange, zested
A little icing sugar
To start the custard base, bring the milk and cream just to a boil in a saucepan. Cut the vanilla pod in half, scrape out the seeds and add to the pan with the zest. Whisk the eggs with the sugar until pale. Add the milk and cream and remove the vanilla.
Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F (160 degrees C/Gas 3).
Dip each slice of panettone into the custard and pile into a buttered baking dish. Pour the remaining custard slowly over the bread, place the dish in a roasting pan and fill halfway with hot water. Sprinkle with the icing sugar and bake for about 45 minutes. When cooked, it will have a slight crust on top, but will still be slightly
The King of Puddings Recipe courtesy Jamie Oliver
Show: The Naked Chef
Episode: Italian Job
Recipe Summary
Difficulty: Medium
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Inactive Prep Time: 20 minutes
Cook Time: 1 hour 20 minutes
Yield: 4 servings
4 eggs
1 pint (565 milliliters) milk
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
4 ounces (115 grams) fine bread crumbs
8 ounces (225 grams) sugar
4 level tablespoons jam (raspberry jam is really nice)
Preheat the oven to 300 degrees F (150 degrees C).
Separate 3 of the eggs. Put the yolks in a bowl with the remaining whole egg and beat together. Add the milk, vanilla essence, bread crumbs, and 3 ounces (85 grams) of the sugar.
Put the jam on the bottom of a pie dish and spread it evenly. Pour the egg and milk mixture over the jam.
Bake in the preheated oven for 1 hour or until set.
Whisk the remaining egg whites until stiff. You could use an electric whisk for this. Slowly add the remaining sugar until it is all mixed in. Pile this mixture on top of the pudding mixture, then bake in the oven for a further 15 to 20 minutes until the meringue is set and lightly browned.
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DD what pain you have gone through losing a child. Praying that you will have the strength to get through this painful day ((hugs))
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Honchey, did you have your oral surgery today? I hope you're well!
Anael, I went in today for consultation and medical clearance.....I'm scheduled for surgery tomorrow morning at 11 a.m....I had the same procedure done about 20 years ago...there will be alot of discomfort for the first 24-48 hours..got my pills to help with that....I'm not looking forward to that...I stopped taking Celebrex in anticipation of
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Any more MB to show??? Mirabelle, any news to share on that part??? We're going to have to get the Pony Express on it!!!! Girls, I think for in the future we"ll have to send Mirabelle her blocks sooner that the 15th...What do you think?????
Yes, I agree, Honchey, before the 15th for Mirabelle. That is a long way for the pony to swim to deliver the block. Good luck on the surgery, Honchey.
Thanks, Mirabelle, for sending the pattern directions to me so quickly. Now that terrrible, dreaded pattern can stay in its hidey hole...and I have a much cleaner quilt room now....so I am trying out a new pattern block free from Blank, Passion Pansies....will have to post picture tomorrow...if I can decide on its color combination. Sooooooo many possibilities.
Look what the Pony Express delivered to me this morning. I was so excited to open it. Thank you Honchey I love love love it, absolutely beautiful. Now I am going to spend the rest of the day in my sewing room, haven't seen it for 3 days Happy I could help with the pattern QNS, I still want to make this quilt but at the moment too many other "things" have to be finished Still no enter button, me thinks no more dinners for DS until he fixes it
Haleluyah, Haleluyah, Haleluyah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!... I am so happy it finally arrived....you have no idea!!!!
Hmmmmmm...I'm also happy that you love it.. love it.. love it !!!
Pony Express delivers everytime!!!
ooooooooooooh .... and well worth the wait!
ITA that we all need to mail earlier to get MiraB's MBs to her much earlier!
Waiting is no fun.
Good Luck tomorrow, Honchey ... I'll be thinking of you and wishing you well.
Who is yet to receive their March block?
Sew many ideas ... just sew little time!!
DD--praying you had a blessed drive today.
QNS--isn't it nice to have the sewing room picked up again? I have to clean off my tables more often than not or it really bothers me.
Honchey--praying surgery goes well tomorrow. Great MB for Mirabelle!! Good use of blues and yellow. I am good to send out Mirabelle's block early. Since the Canadian ladies sent to each other we aren't sure yet how long it will take for theirs to arrive.
Mirabelle--hope you had a nice time in the sewing room after 3 days away! I know it was nice to get back to the clubhouse after 2 weeks of no sewing.
Today I got the rest of my extra blocks done for the BB quilt and also sashing between them....all blocks are in rows and ready to be quilted. I will get as much as I can finished tomorrow (QAYG by the row), then once my label block arrives I will finish it up. I am going to try a "flanged binding" on this quilt...blue as the main color with the cream sashing fabric as the "flange".
Thanks all of you for wishing me well tomorrow...I mentioned to the receptionist that tomorrow, April 2, was the date my Mom Passed and she responded with "Things happen for a reason and she will be with you tomorrow"...uncanny, huh??
Oh wow! (I know I say this every time I leave town) 10 pages while I was in Brady. I guess at some time we will have internet there, but not now.
So much happened while I was gone.
Anael, The most important is the picts o' the twins.
DD I want ya ta know that my prayers are w/ya taday. {{{{{{{{HUGGS}}}}}}}}}
Honchey I'm a prayin' for your surgery tamarrow!
Everybody, I'll be 52 at the end o' this month. I feel younger & prettier than I did at age 30, (except for these aching joints, the bad back, Oh & the carpal tunnel. LOL) It took DH 20 years ta convince me I was pretty. I've "realized" it for the last 10 years. It shows in my posture, in my smile, in how I take care o' myself, & in the way, I now don't hide behind my own make-believe wall. When any o' us show our inner self's we are pretty, 'cause we were made that way!!! So I'm not old & I sure don't want ta be young either if bein' young means that I won't know this about myself. We are all, where each o' us is meant ta be at this time. All right now I'm rambling. I hope I'm makin' some sense.
PS Granny Q, I'm glad that ya like your block. I learned alot while makin' it.
PSS What else was I gonna say??? & ta who????? I'll remember late inta the night & forget tamarrow. LOL
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