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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post7586727675510535742..comments2015-05-03T11:12:16.639-07:00Comments on Gluten-Free Goddess® Recipes: Potato Soup for the Sensitive SoulKarina Allrichhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-12024279536275062072011-02-19T11:09:05.638-08:002011-02-19T11:09:05.638-08:00I just made this. Yummy! I also added 1 tablespoon...I just made this. Yummy! I also added 1 tablespoon garlic, 1 teaspoon rosemary, a whole celery stalk and one whole firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-32536773662017614692011-02-08T05:52:34.695-08:002011-02-08T05:52:34.695-08:00I love potatoes and they are my go to comfort food...I love potatoes and they are my go to comfort food but I've never had potato soup. Most likely because of the cream. I'm one of those sensitive souls, gf/cf with a few more f's in there to boot. This soup however is full of foods I can eat. I think it's also your season combo that pulls me in the most. I love roasted green chilies. OK, I'll be having this for lunch today! Thank you Karina!Diane-The WHOLE Ganghttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-67608161249648305492011-02-07T14:57:59.390-08:002011-02-07T14:57:59.390-08:00roasted green chilies- from a can? I'm, well...roasted green chilies- from a can? I'm, well, not necessarily chili impaired but perhaps chili-delayed. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-2752587387320175092011-02-07T14:34:17.193-08:002011-02-07T14:34:17.193-08:00I eat a lot of soup since I made the discovery whe...I eat a lot of soup since I made the discovery wheat and I were not getting along!! These are great thanks for posting!!SarahNAndy4Evrhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-18017886737961717812010-11-14T13:04:44.373-08:002010-11-14T13:04:44.373-08:00Thanks everyone for your lovely comments and potat...Thanks everyone for your lovely comments and potato soup enthusiasm.

As for the various milks- it's all according to taste. I think coconut milk would be luscious. A clean tasting nut or hemp milk works, but influences the flavor toward nutty. Rice milk is thin- but neutral. Soy milk would also be delicious. xox KarinaKarina Allrichhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-15546316516582274842010-11-14T11:03:25.438-08:002010-11-14T11:03:25.438-08:00Hi there! My husband and I JUST made this soup. I ...Hi there! My husband and I JUST made this soup. I Literally just tasted some from a spoon, and my first reaction was "Oh God Yeah!! ::runs to computer to type comment::" haha! This Soup is WONDERFUL!!! I used Coconut milk, My hubby added 3/4ths cup by accident, and it actually tastes Wonderful, and the texture is perfect for a comfort food. one could even leave some of the potatos out when they go to blend it, and then add after blending the soup, and that would make it have a chunkier texture. WELL DONE!! :-)
Nicky*Nicole*http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-52626636048519588642010-10-12T11:35:28.299-07:002010-10-12T11:35:28.299-07:00Hi Karina, I'm really thankful I found this r...Hi Karina,

I'm really thankful I found this recipe, mostly because of your comments about the 50% of celiacs having an immune response to casein. I've been trying to figure out what is bothering me, and wonder if this could be it. I've been fiddling around with milk, no milk, goats milk, no lactose for a few months now and haven't found the right combination. I'll have to ask my GI doc about this when I see him soon.

Quick question about using nut milk in savory recipes like this: With its sweet taste, how would something like almond milk stand up in a potato soup? Can it really be a good substitute for the creaminess and flavor of milk? A friend recommended adding some apple cider vinegar (1 tsp or so) to make it thicken up. Do you find this is necessary? I use almond milk in baking goodies, but haven't tried it in mashed potatoes or other savory main dishes because I'm afraid of it flopping or tasting odd. Help!Kristinahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-90195396989397700292010-10-08T11:43:05.563-07:002010-10-08T11:43:05.563-07:00Karina, I don't know how to thank you enough f...Karina,
I don't know how to thank you enough for creating a Potato Soup that Both my husband and I can have AND enjoy. My husband was recently diagnosed Celiac, and has dairy sensitivities (which has improved since going gluten free, thankfully.) I have missed my usual comfort foods and feel guilty when I make something for myself that he cannot have..so I am ever so grateful for this recipe, because it sounds Divine!
thanks for the much needed encouragement, and for Every single bit of work you have put into every recipe you have. :-)
Nicky*Nm marchhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-17118929112042849482010-08-29T20:41:31.048-07:002010-08-29T20:41:31.048-07:00I am so excited. I can think of no better use for ...I am so excited. I can think of no better use for the last of the Yukon Gold potatoes I just dug up from the garden yesterday. Being part of that GF/CF+ 50% I so appreciate all the work you do to come up with recipes the rest of us can count on. I loved to cook and create before diagnosis it came naturally to me, but after diagnosis I really struggled. Thanks for bringing the joy back to cooking.Cynthiahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-43986398426091730822010-02-06T16:54:51.592-08:002010-02-06T16:54:51.592-08:00Hi Karina, this soup was amazing! My boys (two and...Hi Karina,
this soup was amazing! My boys (two and four) are very picky eaters, but when I gave this to them they each ate three bowls of it! I just left out the chiles for them, but put a lot in mine. So tasty! Thank for all your incredible recipes and such a beautiful, positive outlook on firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-87314776045635874152009-09-04T13:47:35.466-07:002009-09-04T13:47:35.466-07:00Karina I love you. I found you only 2 weeks ago....Karina

I love you. I found you only 2 weeks ago. Now whenever I am stumped about "what to cook" I come here first, and leave, exhilarated. Thank you so much for given us GFCF folks, reason to hope for a good meal after email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-60996750306127303762008-03-05T08:53:00.000-08:002008-03-05T08:53:00.000-08:00Katherine! You were in DC, too? I went to Corcoran...Katherine! You were in DC, too? I went to Corcoran. Where were you studying? Art history- very cool. Washington is a fun town. I loved living there. We used to hang at the Childe Harold- is it still there- I wonder?

Hi Tina! Yum- sounds divine with coconut milk. Glad you liked it. And thanks!

KarinaKarinahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-90990548081733559262008-02-25T16:42:00.000-08:002008-02-25T16:42:00.000-08:00I made this with a third cup of coconut milk inste...I made this with a third cup of coconut milk instead of rice milk (that is what I had on hand) and the outcome was heavenly. My husband and daughter absolutely loved it too. Thanks for your great recipes!tinahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-10600666668832119442008-01-24T17:01:00.000-08:002008-01-24T17:01:00.000-08:00We're having some tough times of our own and a com...We're having some tough times of our own and a comforting soup for sensitive souls is just the thing we need right now.

On a side note, I spent a summer in an efficiency apartment (with a room-mate, making it even smaller!) off Dupont Circle when I was in graduate school studying art history. I have such fond memories of those days, in a way, more fond now then the actual experience, truthfully, but I loved D.C. and the artsy scene. I was a research assistant at The Phillips Collection, sigh. Seems a lifetime ago.

Now to savor the soup in a non-dairy version and I think the Prince will love it!

KatherineGFCF Mommyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-21282806886196623152008-01-23T09:13:00.000-08:002008-01-23T09:13:00.000-08:00Hi Nicole- Leeks = yummy, too.Healthyfishies- My h...Hi Nicole- Leeks = yummy, too.

Healthyfishies- My husband thought crumbled bacon might be a good idea, too. ;)

Natalie- You and me both, Sistah. Anything with roasted chiles = favorite.

SM- Thanks, Dear Heart. Hope you're staying warm and cozy in the Northeast. xoxo

Hiya San Francisco Photos- Thanks for stoppping by. :)

KarinaKarinahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-59548336458177330402008-01-16T14:48:00.000-08:002008-01-16T14:48:00.000-08:00Yummy, sounds like something I would make! I've be...Yummy, sounds like something I would make! I've been craving soups lately and more of it since it's been really cold so maybe I'll try this soon!San Francisco Photoshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-13294640447616407612008-01-16T04:05:00.000-08:002008-01-16T04:05:00.000-08:00Looks great!! Butter and cream..yum! I am going of...Looks great!! Butter and cream..yum! I am going off dairy myself for a couple of weeks to see if I have some improvement...right now I am seeing it as short term since I cannot imagine a life without cheese. We'll see!! :)

Thank goodness for your lovely attitude, makes it all seem so do-able!

oxox SMSlacker Mom (aka Mrs. GF)http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-15689425275524163912008-01-15T19:05:00.000-08:002008-01-15T19:05:00.000-08:00I could eat New Mexican flavors every night of the...I could eat New Mexican flavors every night of the week. Right now I am in bed snuggling with my six month old trying to keep my feet warm. This soup warms the soul just looking at it. I will have to make this soon. Thanks Karina!Nataliehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-5090272626011931782008-01-15T12:12:00.000-08:002008-01-15T12:12:00.000-08:00WOOO Potato Soup!!This is something I haven't even...WOOO Potato Soup!!
This is something I haven't even thought of since going dairy free. This sounds delish and pretty simple to toss in some crumbled bacon as a topping for the non-veggers in the house. LOL-recipes that make it easy to accommodate others always make me happy. Thanks sweets!healthyfishieshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-31763615465395595812008-01-15T00:20:00.000-08:002008-01-15T00:20:00.000-08:00I really love potatoe soup, I usually make it with...I really love potatoe soup, I usually make it with leek in stead of onion, I'll try it your way this week.
Greetings Nicolenicolehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-1223333531904200432008-01-14T18:18:00.000-08:002008-01-14T18:18:00.000-08:00Hi Gluti Girl- Thanks! The soup benefits from bein...Hi Gluti Girl- Thanks! The soup benefits from being pureed- it thickens it. If you wanted to still use rice milk *and* keep the potatoes more chunky, you could add a slurry of broth and sweet rice flour to help thicken it.

:)

KarinaKarinahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-72139401553954220332008-01-14T17:47:00.000-08:002008-01-14T17:47:00.000-08:00Potato soup is my very favorite soup. I usually l...Potato soup is my very favorite soup. I usually leave it chunky but this looks really good. It's going to get very cold where I live this week. I may have to add it to my menu this week!Gluti Girlhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-13979150561114088802008-01-14T15:37:00.000-08:002008-01-14T15:37:00.000-08:00Hi Dee! Nice to see you. Glad you can do this reci...Hi Dee! Nice to see you. Glad you can do this recipe. ;)

Mary Frances- Tax season. Paperwork. Ugh. And yes- why not roast your own chiles? Yum.

Hey K- Cool. And coconut milk? Yum. Sounds like a Thai recipe. Why not? I'd use a dash of curry, and Thai basil or cilantro. Maybe even a squeeze of lime at the end, to freshen the taste.

Let me know how it turns out. :)

KarinaKarinahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-7321984758845176852008-01-14T13:39:00.000-08:002008-01-14T13:39:00.000-08:00Sounds delish and fills all current dietary requir...Sounds delish and fills all current dietary requirements - yay! Do you think you could also use coconut milk? (You have inspired with this ingredient in other soups with great results!)khttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-10752838846076560102008-01-14T11:15:00.000-08:002008-01-14T11:15:00.000-08:00Yummy. This will definitely by on my list of quick...Yummy. This will definitely by on my list of quick meals to serve during the ever-nearing tax season.

Can I just roast some Poblano chiles under the broiler? I imagine that would taste better than something out of a can.Mary email@example.com


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There are a handful of galleries in Milwaukee that I wouldn't want to part with. The Green Gallery, run by co-owners John Riepenhoff and Jake Palmert, is at or near the top of a very short list.
On the one hand, the Green Gallery is very at home in its Midwestern setting but seems also to have a trap door with ready access to the international art world, or at least a certain strata of it.
Riepenhoff and Palmert bring art to Milwaukee that you won't find anywhere else locally, art that is challenging and contemporary. In addition to being dialed in, the gallery also puts the work of Milwaukee artists beneath the nose of that larger art world on its frequent art sojourns.
The gallery has its roots in a curatorial think tank, of sorts, a small group of artists interested in creating projects that both engage the art world while critiquing it in subversive ways. Some of the more successful of these projects include the Milwaukee International, a homey alternative to the swanky art fairs and even the alternatives to those, and the Dark Fair in Cologne, Germany, an art fair held in darkness (attendees were given flashlights to look at art).
In a few weeks, Riepenhoff and Palmert will stage a pop-up gallery at Canal 47, a gallery where artists organize shows in New York's Chinatown. August typically represents a lull in the art world proper in New York, a time when the arty set flee for spaces where breezes exist.
For the Green Gallery, August in New York is a chance to go to the show and play under the big lights. It's a time to slip the unexpected into an unsuspecting art world while its napping on the beach in the Hamptons. God bless them.
What is left behind in their Milwaukee-based gallery, however, is telling and emblematic of some questions that have come up for me about this gallery.
The current exhibit at the Green Gallery is a series of large-scale paintings by Spencer Sweeney, a musician, designer, fashionista, DJ, curator, club owner and "playboy mystic" according to Interview magazine. Sweeney is described as having his mits in so many pockets of New York's downtown scene of the last few decades that "it is hard to find one that doesn't have some sort of association with him."
The show, called "Nudes" features a series of cartoonish and mildly amusing works like "Pizza God" and "Soccer Fan." The main forms are created with quick, broad brushstrokes of black and white gesso on raw canvas and details scraped into the wet paint with his fingers.
Sweeney's getting playful with a grab bag of painting's conventions here, things that are both art historical orthodoxy and classic crutches for contemporary artists working in a field that sometimes feels like it has nowhere interesting to go. The time honored nude? Check. The nod to other famous artists, such as Matisse or Picasso. Check. The "emotional" use of raw canvas. Done. A fresh-from-the-street quickness. You bet. And let's not forget the common-denominator play to our senses, the themes of beer, pizza, sports and sex.
Though I'm told these are earnest attempts at gesture and unconscious intention, the end result is arty shake-and-bake, something more akin to a practical joke. As art objects, they are to say the least unremarkable (with a couple of exceptions, and I'll get to those in a moment). The problem, is that Sweeney's paintings don't stand up separated from the larger conceptual construct – which includes his persona as a clubbing, bohemian, polymath creative in New York.
At the opening, one of the gallery owners suggested I get a snap of Sweeney, that it'd be worth something. Honestly, I don't care if Sweeney owns a downtown hipster Mecca, hangs with Cloe Sevigny or was the drummer for '90s art-rock band Actress. Even the language used in the gallery (not to mention the last-minute press release) seemed part performance.
All of this might work, if the exhibit created a social dynamic that was itself intriguing and artful. But, at least for me, these made-in-a-New-York-minute artworks didn't go very far on that front either.
I saw the Green Gallery show a few days after Cy Twombly died and had just seen a giant work by Leon Golub, also on raw canvas, up at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center. Maybe it's because these artists, who both took real risks and put their true selves into their work, were front of mind. But I found Sweeney's coyness vexing.
What's worse and a bit ironic is that Sweeney's stuff will remain locked up behind large, plate glass windows for weeks when Riepenhoff and Palmert are off in New York (though an intern will be available to let people in by appointment).
The strength of some of the previously mentioned projects, like the Milwaukee International, which attracted galleries from around the globe to a Riverwest beer hall and bowling alley, was that the loose-knit group of organizers viewed Milwaukee as both an exotic, otherly thing, an antidote to the homogeneity of the art world, while also serving and giving a lot of credit to the local audience.
They were creating a scene not chasing one, and the exchange of ideas was human and accessible.
It is shows like Sweeney's, and a few others like it, that make me wonder if that spirit has slipped.
Now for those exceptions. Sweeney created portraits of Riepenhoff and Palmert, inky black, smudge-like silhouettes of the duo. Oddly enough, this simple diptych of the faceless gallery owners had real presence. Like large fingerprints lacking identifying swirls, these simple outlines bear the mark of identity while being blank and mysterious too. This seems a perfect metaphor for a gallery with an identity that's shifting and less recognizable than it once was.

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The city makes some data available; the vision for the project starting in January is for apps to use those data.
Washington County, MD will recoup its investment ($467,000) in digital property maps by requiring surveyors and others who want their own copies to pay a $300 license fee. The data is freely viewable online. Hagerstown will get 24% of the fees as its data is 24% of the county's. Commissioners voted unanmously on this fee.
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After Maori tribes living along the Napier to Taupo track route were converted to Christianity, Europeans felt a little safer travelling there in the late 1850s and 1860s. Protestant Thomas Tanner was dismayed when he stayed with a Maori tribe on his 1857 Taupo journey that had been converted to the Catholic faith, but accepted their hospitality - albeit being denounced as a heretic by the tribe's "teacher".
As more Europeans settled in Hawke's Bay, an essential part of their early community building was the establishment of churches.
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The section upon which the Methodist Church stands in Hastings St was bought in 1878 and the first of three churches on that site - a wooden building - was opened in 1885.
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Looks all right from here. To be sure, get a straight on shot -- it's hard to tell at an angle.
Looks all right from here. To be sure, get a straight on shot -- it's hard to tell at an angle.
how you plannin on attaching them?
I will be making a vest and than I am going the Velcro route. That way if I want to do different plates I can switch them out and get the most out of my vest. I will be doing a black vest.
i havnt seen many people use the velcro. for mine i striped off the plastic from abunch of twist ties then micro trilled through each plate in specific areas, then looped the twist ties through and clipped em. kinda tough for thicker material but it can be done. hopefully yours stays on better. cant wait to see. lemme know how you attached the velcro to the plates. when you get there
alright sick. you thought about weapons yet?
I have a few ideas for weapons. I was going to try to scratch build an E-11 and do some minor changes to it to make it more Merc looking.
We went over to a friends house last night for dinner and I started to tell them about the projects I am working on. She is sick with a sewing machine and she is going to help me with all of the soft parts for the Mandos I am working on. So parts we are going to do will be a vest, gloves, spats, a neck seal, and a helmet skirt. I an super excited to enlist the help of a pro with the machine as I did not want to fumble around and try to mess up mine learning.
As we progress through the different soft parts I will post images to see what you all think.
Awesome! Can't wait to see.
All of your work looks great. I just finished a scratch build helmet based on WoF's templates. I will post the pics I took during the build soon. I am really intrigued about the idea you mentioned to use toilet brush buckets for the gaunlets. I have been thinking of PVC pipe, but wondered if it would be too thick. I like the placement of the vents on the HB helmet. I am sure they did it for safety reasons. However, I still like the idea and how they concealed them in the cheeks. Can't wait to see how the armor and gauntlets turn out.
Never, never, ever start a sentence with 'So'...
The helmets look good tho
I have been a bit to busy lately to work on my kit but I have been doing a lot of looking around for ideas on what to do for a blaster. What I found was a very sick tutorial on how to build a blaster.
Here is the link:
David J. Syczylo www.djsyczylo.net
I am going to use an Airsoft revolver instead of a plastic toy as I want a good weight. I will also be using this tutorial as a base of concepts to build my blaster. I was thinking instead of a scope cap for the end I was looking for some sort of chrome tube.
On to Craigslist to find the Airsoft revolver.
Merry Christmas,
Wow, looking awesome! I like your painting method, may steal that for my Boba helm build
Keep up the awesome work!
Happy Holidays!
Love the work you have done so far. I can't wait to see the finished product and the Mando family picture
I await pictures of the family, this is too cute.
We just PCS to JB Charleston, SC and will be moving into our house on April 13. So not much to report till after that date. One good thing though is I have solved my blaster issue. I am on the list to get a Woodchuck Verp. I Should be able to get some plastic card and add some other details to the Verp to make it mine.
Dose anyone know of some good electronics to add to the Verp to get good sound and lights from it?
well... technically the Verpine is a silent, flash-free weapon according to the RC novels. No sound, barely a twitch when it fires and no muzzle flash. That's what makes it the perfect sniper rifle.
All moved in and finally had a chance to do some sanding on my bucket. I will post some images after a bit more work.
On my desk I have my Verp waiting for some plastic card and some paint work.
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I'm probably going to borrow some of your ideas. I've been doing a lot of searching and studying on how to build up my own armor. A few years back I ordered a rubies boba fett. Total waste of money. Yet, I will probably use some of the pieces as templates. Would be nice to integrate some work related items into the suit.
I'm thinking of using a motorcycle helmet skirt on mine. Should work with a few mods for the cheek pieces.
I don't know of any templates, but I made a helmet skirt myself. Check out my thread -- I'm pretty sure I put it up. If not, PM me and I'll do my best to help. (Although, I'll warn you now, my helmet skirt is not the prettiest thing in the world so results may vary, LoL). Congrats on moving in!
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It's Time to Offer Real Alarm Response
Our industry has had a good run. We installed and monitored alarms, but as soon as they actually tripped, the police department handled the immediate response. Response is more important than ever, but the ability of police to provide it no longer exists in most of North America.
Mike Jagger January 12, 2012
Our industry has had a good run. For decades we were able to get away with providing an incomplete service. We installed and monitored alarms, but as soon as they actually tripped, the police department handled the immediate response. The police provided that crucial component of our industry's 'service,' mostly without any real cost. What other industry has experienced a free ride like this?
Today's reality is different. Response is more important than ever, but the ability of police to provide it no longer exists in most of North America. While the budgets of most police departments have gotten tighter, the number of installed alarms has grown exponentially. More alarms meant more false alarms. More false alarms meant more wasted police time. More wasted police time has led to verified response or nonresponse policies.
It doesn't matter how well the system was installed, whether your installer cleaned up after him/herself or even how friendly your central station operator was to your client if when the alarm actually tripped, nothing happened. That is the reality in most homes and businesses. When the alarm trips, nothing happens. Nobody responds. Nevertheless, our industry continues to sell an outdated story that is simply not true anymore.
Big-budget television commercials mislead consumers by suggesting that when an alarm trips, police will respond. In many of those ads, the police arrive to arrest the burglar — who is invariably dressed in black and sporting a balaclava — just in time to save the day for the hapless woman home with her two young children. In others, the crowbar-wielding crook simply runs away after hearing the alarm siren.
Our industry is still making money using fear to sell that failed promise. It won't last much longer. Rather than tackling the reality that our industry has changed and we can no longer sell a service that relies on the police (at least without paying for them), industry organizations like the Security Industry Alarm Coalition (SIAC) have instead fought to prolong the death of an outdated business model.
Lobbying city councils and police departments in an effort to retain police response is one thing, but creating new ways to mislead consumers is much worse. "Enhanced Call Verification" (ECV) has been heralded by many in our industry as the solution to the false alarm problem. SIAC certainly thinks so.
ECV has reduced the number of false police dispatches, and that's great. What isn't great is it has achieved that 'success' at the cost of rendering a burglar alarm even less effective. Isn't anyone worried about clients catching on? Rather than wasting time calling one number while a home is broken into, the alarm company will call two. That's the 'enhanced' part. It's certainly not enhanced for the client.
It's not like there aren't any viable solutions. Audio verification has been a solution for commercial properties for years. There is no shortage of companies using video verification to separate real burglaries from false alarms. At our company, Provident Security, we provide a guaranteed five-minute response, by our own guards, to client alarms.
False alarms are not the problem; they are the opportunity and future of our industry's business model. Rather than wasting time trying everything possible to hang on to an old and broken business model, why not focus on providing the service that clients really need?
There is a lot of talk in the industry about the 'threat' of telephone and cable companies offering security services. The bigger threat is clients wising up to the fact that our industry has lied to them. The latter will hurt all of us far more than new competitors offering a different version of the same broken service.
Mike Jagger is President of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada-based Provident Security.
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5'7" and 114 lbs, my rib cage is narrow and I have been measured by different docs at a width of 11-12.4" breast tissue. Currently I am a 34b bra size. I plan to use a silicone HP implant, through the crease, dual plane. I'd like to be a perky athletic type C cup. My PS suggested a 375 cc because I prefer a close (but not touching) cleavage line, he tells me it wont make me project further but will give me better cleavage than the 350, my instinct is to go 350 or even 325, any thoughts?
350 Vs 375 Silicone Width?
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Which implant width?
Cleavage cannot be created. Your pec muscles attach to your breast bone in the center. Implants cannot be placed any closer to the center than the attachment of the muscle. If that is done you will have symmastia which is a very, very difficult problem to correct. Rather than focusing on the type of implant profile or the number of cc's or bra cup size (with is inaccurate and manufacturer dependent), I would recommend you communicate very clearly your expectations and desires. Your plastic surgeon will decide with you on the profile of the implant based on the breast width, your body shape, skin elasticity and thickness and native breast tissue present.
Breast cleavage after augmentation is determined by anatomy not by the surgeon.
Breast cleavage is bestowed by mother nature. Is not a good idea to place an implant beyond anatomic borders of the breast.
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Other factor more important
Enlarging a 34 B to a perky athletic C would only require 100 cc implants. However, you have not provided any photographs or described any other problems with your breasts. It is possible that your breasts would benefit from a simultaneous lift. There is a new technique called Breast Augmentation with Mini Ultimate Breast Lift. Using only a circumareola incision it is possible to reshape your breast creating upper pole fullness, elevate them higher on the chest wall and more medial to increase your cleavage. Aligning the areola, breast tissue and implant over the bony prominence of the chest wall will give maximum anterior projection with a minimal size implant. The best implants are silicone gel placed retro-pectoral since they look and feel more natural and are less likely to ripple. The dual plane implants will extrude inferiorly and laterally, particularly with a large implant like the 350 cc or 375 cc. Also, your chest may not be able to accommodate large implants since you are so small. You are focusing on implant size when other factors are just as important.
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Implant size
The size difference between the two is not significant. Given your description, either size will give you a nice result. Good luck!
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Breast Implant Size
A breast width difference of 1.4 cm is significant when considering the volume that corresponds to each breast dimension. This could be a difference of as much as 100cc which would likely make up to a cup size difference. It would be important to get an accurate and consistent breast width measurement to make the best decision.
350 Vs 375 Silicone Width?
Virtually all patients who have breast augmentation eventually wish they had selected larger implants. Virtually every one of them would have said before surgery that they were concerned about going too large. I always advise my patients to choose the larger size if they are having trouble choosing between two implants. And do keep in mind that 25cc does not even equal 2 tablespoons. Good luck!
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Choosing breast implants
25cc is a very small amount of saline or silicone and I really think that it won't make much of a difference. However, I would recommend taking samples of the implants and placing them inside your bra to give you and idea of how you'll look in order to guide your decision. Good luck!
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25 to 50 cc really does not change the overall look that much. It translates into millimeters of projection. The vast majority of patients wished they had gone larger. I would recommend going with the larger size. You will be glad you did, in about 6 weeks after the surgery.
Implant sizing
Your plastic surgeon will do his best to get you the result that you desire. Picking implant sizes can be a daunting challenge for the patient but an experienced plastic surgeon should be your most valuable tool. For every choice there is a pro and con. This is an operation that you want to do once, do right and not have to do it over again. All of the implants that you have selected are in the objective range for your body shape. It becomes a matter of preference at this point as to the size. 50 cc difference will not make an incredible difference one way or the other.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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By HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH
Associated Press
WALTON, Kan. - The door to a hen house burst open on a chilly winter day and several south-central Kansas charter school students scrambled inside, squealing "Thank you!" to the chickens as they checked for eggs and replenished their grain.
It's a morning ritual at Walton 21st Century Rural Life Center, whose focus on agriculture saved it from closing.
The school now attracts a steady stream of visitors from around the country who watch students learn through projects that range from selling eggs to showing pigs at the county fair.
The farm curriculum, although still relatively unusual, has been replicated in other Kansas schools and proven successful in more urban environments, including Chicago and Philadelphia.
"Kids love it," said Walton Principal Natise Vogt, adding that the students fight over cleaning up the animals' droppings. "That's one of the things that's important to us. We want kids to enjoy school. We want them to be happy and want to come to school, and that's what the hands-on learning does."
Located in a farming community of 235 people, the Walton school had barely 80 students when the school district decided to transform the kindergarten to fourth-grade building into an agriculture-focused charter school. Since making the switch in 2007, enrollment has grown to 183 students.
Only about 10 percent of the students at the school about 30 miles north of Wichita live on farms. But all of the kids beg to give Freckles the calf his bottle and Eeyore the donkey his breakfast ration.
Cody Eye, 10, of Newton, said students learn math by measuring food and make money for the school by selling the animals.
"It teaches us responsibility," he said.
The school's profile got a boost when the U.S. Department of Education, which provided a grant to get the school started, produced a video about the transformation. The community also bought into the project, with one farmer donating runt pigs and another loaning the donkey during the school year.
More than 3,000 students apply each year for 180 freshman-class openings, Principal Hook said.
"The nice thing is that even the kids who never revisit the idea of agriculture; they still benefit from their ag education, the ideals of get up early, work hard and stay late," Hook said.
In Philadelphia, the W.B. Saul High School of Agricultural Sciences' features an area for field crops and livestock pastures. Students at the magnet school have designed an exhibit for a flower show and participate in meat and dairy cattle judging clubs.
"My kids understand farm to plate," teacher Rhonda Roux said. "We love (the animals). We care for them. But they understand that we do it to raise a quality product."
The ag curriculum efforts aren't without bumps, though. Next Frontier Academy, an Akron, Ohio-based charter school serving seventh- to ninth-graders, had a goal of 150 students when it opened last fall. But by January, its enrollment was hovering around 45Still, Hairston was encouraged, saying the school continues to receive applications and that businesses are coming forward with donations.
"The whole premise of agriculture is sustainability, and that's what we are trying to teach our kids." learn how to sustain themselves," Hairston said.
The Walton school, though never low-performing, has seen test scores increase by about 8 percentage points since switching to the agriculture theme. For the past four years, all of its third- and fourth-graders have measured proficient or higher in math, Vogt said, crediting that to the "excellent problem-solving skills" students learn.
Vogt said agriculture-themed schools owe much of their success to the hands-on projects.
Some fall flat, she says, recalling the boys who tried to make their own incubator to hatch duck eggs. The eggs went bad, but Vogt didn't mind because the students figured out that the reason was the incubator wasn't keeping the temperature consistent.
Other projects are wildly successful. Take the students who worried the barn wasn't warm enough for the newborn lambs, and designed a solar-powered heater.
Kindergartners make lip balm from soybeans, one of the crops they study, and sell it for $3 a tube. Students learn about liquids and solids, fill the order themselves and have used the money they've raise to purchase two iPads for the classroom.
The kindergartners also hatch chicken eggs in an incubator to help them learn about the life cycle and help out with the school's pigs. After two first-graders show the hogs at the county fair, the animals are processed and the meat is used in school meals.
"My kids understand farm to plate," kindergarten teacher Rhonda Roux said. "We love (the animals). We care for them. But they understand that we do it to raise a quality product."
The older students are responsible for the sheep. During a recent class period, some turned raw wool into thread, while others practiced weaving and knitting using store-bought yarn.
Clayton Smith, 10, said he likes that students don't just sit around.
"We don't want to do papers all day," said Smith, who lives on a farm in Walton. "We can just learn from our teachers and being outside."
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Helping Your Child Succeed in School
Parents will always be a child's first and most important teacher.
And parenting is the most important job that every parent takes on.
—Secretary of Education Arne Duncan
For children to be successful in school, parents must be actively engaged in their children's learning. Many studies show that parents' involvement in school is more important to their children's academic success than the parents' level of education or income. By showing interest in their children's education, parents can spark their children's enthusiasm, showing them that learning, both inside and outside of school, is enjoyable and rewarding.
Parents can help children succeed by participating in school or other learning activities, reading with their children, assisting with homework assignments, and talking with their children's teachers. Parents can share the goals they have for their children with teachers to make sure that teachers hold all students to high standards of performance. Most states have voluntarily adopted rigorous college- and career-ready standards to better ensure the success of all learners.
To help children reach those standards, this brochure, based on the Helping Your Child series of publications for parents and families, has been designed to provide parents with the latest research and practical information to help them support their children and ensure their children's success in school and in life. Further, it builds upon the idea that all children benefit from quality early learning programs and effective preschool experiences.


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Absolute Radio has claimed a 10% lift in brand awareness following its Rock 'n' Roll Football mobile campaign that used Apple's iAd platform.
The commercial radio network revealed iPhone users spent an average of 88 seconds within the ad, 18 seconds longer than the current iAd benchmark.
The average time spent per person peaked at 101.8 seconds, while the average click-through rate was 1.19%, peaking at 1.3%.
Absolute Radio's chief operating officer Clive Dickens said the iAd campaign, which kicked off last December, was a "significant" investment but the short-term results have been substantial.
Absolute Radio was one of the first brands to launch a campaign using Apple's ad network launched in November (nma.co.uk 18 November 2010).
Apple's initial pricing structure, which new media age understands to cost upwards of £600,000 per campaign, triggered concern among media agencies that many brands couldn't afford to explore the platform (nma 25 November 2010).
However, Dickens said the cost is in line with the length of contract with Apple for each campaign. "We're talking about the best part of a year for an Apple relationship, which makes the ROI significant," he said. "We'll definitely be looking to rebook."
He added it's not Apple's mobile ad platform alone that Absolute Radio is looking to invest in. "This isn't about an obsession with Apple. Mobile location and the associated highly targeted ad opportunities will be massive for us this year, and we'll use the results of the iAd campaign as a benchmark," Dickens said.
The radio network saw its mobile listeners quadruple in the run-up to Christams, with 353,000 hours streamed via mobile during November, up from 87,000 the previous year (nma.co.uk 16 December 2010).


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After many months of waiting the Ontario Geocaching Coin will soon be here. Samples have been produced. The coins are not available for sale yet. Be sure and join the association in order to be eligible for the member only finish. Final pricing has not been determined. Below are some teaser images.
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Was this the coin that was part of the design contest? If so, who was the winning artist?


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Runge Named to Academic All-District First-Team
May 3, 2013
By Theresa Kurtz
By Theresa Kurtz
FRESNO, Calif. -Fresno State senior outfielder Diane Runge has been named to the 2013 Capital One Academic All-District 8 First-Team, as selected and announced by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) on Friday.
"We are really proud of Diane and all her hard work both in the classroom and on the field," said head coach Trisha Ford. "This award is a great testament to all the work she has put forth with school and softball. It is great to see her get the recognition she deserves after spending countless hours studying and practicing. We are excited to see what she does next."
It is the first time Runge, a native of Clovis, Calif., has earned the award, but second straight year a Bulldog Softball players has been named to the academic all-district team. Runge is now eligible for Academic All-American honors.
The senior, who is set to play her final games at Bulldog Diamond this weekend, is graduating this spring with a degree in elementary education. Runge has started every game during the 2013 campaign, while maintaining a perfect 4.0 GPA.
Runge is hitting .315 with 45 hits including, four doubles, two triples and a home run, which was her first career long ball. She has nine RBI, 13 walks and nine stolen bases.
"Discover Fresno State Athletics!" -- Bulldog softball hosts New Mexico for their final three-game Mountain West series May 3-5. Catch the action on ESPN 790 The Deuce, home Bulldog softball. Stay connected with the Bulldogs on Facebook (fresnostateathletics) and Twitter (@FSAthletics).


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Blue's Clues is a cute little green-screen animated show about a puppy named Blue and her live-action friend
Blue's Clues airs on Nick Jr. at various times throughout the day. Nick Jr. (formerly Noggin) is a cable/satellite channel, so check local listings for times and channels. There are also tons of DVD's (and VHS if anyone still has a functioning VCR and/or remembers what one is) available to rent or purchase, including a few full-length features. According to online sources, the show was officially ended in 2006, so all the episodes you see on television now are reruns. A spin off called "Blue's Room", where Blue is a puppet who actually talks instead of sing-song barks, was made briefly, but is also no longer being produced. (Thankfully, because as a Blue's Clues purist myself, talking Blue creeped me out.)
The lessons taught in this show are broad-ranging. Your child will likely never get bored with this program because there's a lot going on during each episode. As far as age ranges though, kindergarten is probably as far as this show will be interesting. Parents watching will likely either be bored out of their minds, or if you're like my husband or me, will be up doing the silly dances that Steve/Joe does and annoying your children.
What your child learns:
- Mathematics: Shapes, counting, addition and subtraction, fractions, sorting, matching.
- Social and Emotional Development: Caring for friends and neighbors, empathy, feelings, sharing, helping.
- Art: How to draw specific objects, colors.
- Critical Thinking: Problem solving, puzzles, finding clues and using them to figure something out.
- Music: Fun songs, writing music (in the "Blue's Musical" episode), singing along.
Edited to add: I finally found an embed code again for Steve Burns' song! Score!
Steve Burns: I Hog the Ground
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(There was also a fun 19 minute podcast at The Moth back in October 2010 with Burns talking about being "fameish", which is like famous but not really... but apparently they don't archive more than seven months back, so it seems to have been erased from the internet. If anyone finds it, or has it downloaded somewhere, please feel free to share. It was epic.)
Edited to add: I FOUND THE MOTH INTERVIEW!!! (Insert Kermit The Frog flailing YAYYYY! here.)


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company 1 - indexed and included on partner sites.
very pleased - indexes every 24 hours.
company 2 - seems to have trouble picking up pages.
data three weeks out of date.
I emailed company 2 who replied and said they found a page in lycos (which was already 3 weeks old) and no explanation of why it could not pick up changes. Why it had failed to do as it promised in the ad.
Company 2 seem to be clueless about technology and clueless about customer support. I have emailed them again asking for an explantion - at least!
I guess some "snake oil peddlers" moved from SEO to paid inclusion.
Thats it - I have vented!