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Now that my friends have become aware of my political stance as a result of reading my blogs on this website, I receive a lot of information in my email. Another tidbit I was sent inspired me to write today's entry about Parkland Memorial Hospital.Okay, where is Parkland Memorial Hospital and what makes it worth writing about? Parkland Memorial Hospital is located right in the heart of Bush domain and the good ol' boys network – Dallas, Texas. There are some historical reasons why Parkland has been in the press over the past few decades. First, Parkland appeared in the media when John F. Kennedy died there in 1963 and Lee Harvey Oswald died there shortly afterwards. A few years later, just by alleged coincidence, Jack Ruby died at Parkland – for those who don't remember, Ruby killed Lee Harvey Oswald.
Are these the only reasons I am writing about Parkland Memorial Hospital and their only claims to notoriety? Well, Parkland also boasts being the second biggest maternity ward in the United States, delivering almost 16,000 babies each year. That breaks down to 44 babies a day, every day.
Sounds enchanting, doesn't it? Until you find out that 70 percent of the women who gave birth to children at Parkland during the first quarter of 2006 were illegal immigrants. This equals over 11,000 anchor babies born in Dallas alone. In 2004, Parkland spent over 70 million bucks delivering these babies – but have no fear for them, they wound up with a surplus thanks to American citizens' dollars – Dallas County taxpayers contributed $31.3 million, the feds threw in $9.5 million and Medicaid offered up $34.5 million.
Let's think about the average patient at Parkland. She is 25 years old, an illegal immigrant and having her second child. Hey, why not – it's paid for by someone else! The fact of the matter is that illegal immigrants don't have to show any sort of legitimate identification or proof of income. We don't know who we are giving money to or even if they really need it, yet we're footing the bill. Imagine that illegal – key term being illegal – immigrants are actually under the impression they should have more rights! I don't know any American citizen who would get away with this.
To add to this, Parkland actually has nine prenatal clinics to service these people who are illegal. These prenatal centers offer free prenatal care including birthing classes, child care classes, medication, nutrition and freebies such as bottles, diapers, formula and car seats. Of course, illegal immigrants will assert that these advantages are also available to American citizens. This holds some truth, however, qualifying for these programs is next to impossible. The mountain of paperwork to fill out, the multiple documents that need to be submitted and the bureaucracy take forever and often the effort yields little or no assistance.
In fact, Parkland does offer help to American citizens. They need to prove they earn less than $40,000 per year and that they did not refuse health insurance coverage at their current job. Seems that it's a lot tougher to get help when you've actually paid into the American system.
Add to this that there were 140 patients over the last year who got about $4 million for unreimbursed medical care but they didn't qualify for the free treatment because they lived outside of Dallas County. These American citizens will be sued – even though they obviously cannot afford it. However, illegal immigrants get all these benefit for free – no questions asked. An illegal immigrant could be working off the books earning a thousand dollars each week and still qualify for free medical care because they have nothing to fill out and nothing to prove. It's absolutely outrageous.
If this is not enough to get you going, the patients are complaining that the staff does not speak Spanish. Despite the fact there are enough staff members to act as translators, this apparently is not satisfactory to some of the illegal immigrants. Because of this, Parkland is offering incentives to staff members speaking Spanish. Additionally, the Parkland training facility at the University of Texas Southwestern will now include a Spanish language requirement. There is no other school in the United States that demands this type of multicultural, multi-semester requirement.
I realize that a pregnant woman cannot be denied medical attention based on her ability to pay or immigration status. Of course this is a compassionate thought and understandable but these illegals should not receive superior treatment to American citizens! After having one child illegally, why don't we address the illegality of their residency before we start paying for these illegal immigrants to give birth to more children? When senior citizens and veterans cannot make ends meet or get decent health care and illegal immigrants are being catered to with our money, it's a problem. Frankly, I am the wife of a disabled veteran who had to work until my ninth month of pregnancy with both my children to ensure I had health insurance coverage for their births. This was despite the fact I was a high risk pregnancy and advised to quit working before my final trimester. This has had a lasting impact on my overall health but there was no other option for an American citizen and wife of a man who served on the front lines for this country. Mamasaid there'd be days like these…


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To continue with my aim of reading diversely, I decided at the beginning of the year that I was going to do the Diversity Bingo Challenge. The idea of this being to read 36 books and complete the bingo-like sheet with the aim being to read as much diverse fiction as possible. Like a lot of people in the bookish community, I wanted to continue reading more diverse books and thought this would be the way to do it. This post is to update myself and others on my progress in this challenge so if you are looking for recommendations in what to read please look here, here, here and here. So let's get started...
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MC with an under-represented body: Panther by David Owen
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MC of color in SFF: Welcome Back Volume 1 by Christopher Sebela
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Free choice: Giant Days Volume 1 by John Allison
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Book by author of colour: We Should All Be Feminists by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
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Diverse non-fiction: I Am Malala: How One Girl Stood Up for Education and Changed the World (Young Readers Edition) by Malala Yousafzai
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Top 10 Most Important Cars You've Never Heard Of
Citroën DS
There was a lot going on in 1955. Europe was still being rebuilt from the ashes of World War II, which had gone out with a bang just one decade before. Eisenhower was in the White House, the Soviet Union was on the rise, and American exceptionalism and excess were out in force. It was in these uncertain times that one of history's most significant cars launched.
The Citroën DS must have shocked the car-buying public like no vehicle had before and few have since. It featured more innovations than the German V2 rocket that rained down just a few years past, not the least of which was its striking design.
The car's sleek, aerodynamic styling was unprecedented. At the time it must have looked like it descended straight from heaven, an appropriate metaphor since the name, DS, is a bit of a pun. "Déesse" in French actually means goddess.
And her headline feature was a hydropneumatic suspension system. This innovation gave the car a number of advantages over its competition. It delivered an incredibly smooth ride, and as a result the DS was often referred to as a "magic carpet." Drivers could also adjust the ride height, perfect for traversing rough terrain. Additionally, the suspension was load-leveling and would automatically keep things on an even keel, perfect if there was heavy cargo in the trunk.
Amazingly, the suspension had one other trick up its sleeve. Wheels and tires could be changed without a jack. It could adjust accordingly to keep the car supported on just three wheels!
Other innovations included inboard-mounted disk brakes, a feature that reduced unsprung mass greatly benefitting the ride and handling. Later models had swiveling headlamps that would turn with the steering wheel.
The innovative Citroën DS was introduced in 1955 and remained in production for 20 years.


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New passports with RFID chips vulnerable to hacking and cloning
It's that time of year again when we start to emerge from our winter hibernation and look for some summer sun. Unless you're lucky enough to live somewhere warm and sunny most people will be travelling abroad to another country and one document is vital to boarding an international flight, a passport.
After the terrorist attacks on 9/11 in America passport security has been increased with the introduction of biometric data and the incorporation of wireless RFID chips in modern passports which contain much of the data printed in the passport, supposedly making them more secure and harder to counterfeit. But this isn't always the case as will be explained below.
What are RFID chips?
RFID stand for Radio-frequency identification, a small device consisting of a chip which contains information and an antenna. Most RFID chips are passive which means they are powered by electromagnetic waves from an RFID reader, they do not need a battery and last for years, even decades. And they are everywhere. Some are as small as a grain of rice and commonly used for identification chips in pets, sometimes known as 'pet passports'. Another major use of RFID chips is in 'contactless cards', security cards used in secure buildings, hotel rooms, public transportation and credit cards. Similar to a USB thumb drive, data can be read, written and sometimes rewritten to a RFID chip, and these chips are now used in passports. If you have passed through airport security recently you may have noticed the security official will scan your passport instead of looking through the pages. When he/she takes your passport it is placed on an RFID reader and all the information including your picture is displayed on their computer screen, sometimes they don't even look inside the passport.
RFID chips are super cheap now, they have been used in disposable public transportation tickets in the Netherlands for years and blank chips can be purchased online in bulk from eBay/Amazon and numerous websites by anyone. The chip readers and writers can also be bough online for around $200 USD.
Hacking Passports with RFID Chips
Most modern smartphones now incorporate Near Field Communication (NFC), a wireless technology which can read and sometimes write data to RFID chips. This means that a passport RFID chip can be read with one of the many free Apps available for Android phones such as the NFC Passport Reader App. And data can be written to the chip with another App like this one.
Using these Apps a fraudster can read the information from your passport through your wallet or pocket with their phone, copy the information and create a clone of your passport. If you carry your passport around with you to use as ID and regularly hand it over to staff at a store or gas station they can copy the information in a matter of seconds by just placing it near a smartphone running one of the Apps mentioned above and then put all the information on to a blank card or passport later, this has been proven at the BlackHat conference and is detailed in this article.
We have provided this information to make people aware of the risks and so that they can take measure to protect their identity documents. You might want to try this yourself to see how easy it is but interfering with official documents (even your own) and many other forms of wireless hacking is illegal in most countries.


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Researchers from Spain, following 12,059 volunteers in the SUN Project found that both trans fats and saturated fats increased the risk for depression, and that olive oil appears to protect against mental illness. Trans fats seems to be the most harmful. The greater the amount consumed the higher the risk for depression, with a 48% increased risk over those who did not eat trans fats. What was most interesting is that the population studied ate every low levels of trans fat, only 0.4% of their total energy intake. Despite these low intakes the risk for depression was high.
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2013-2014 NFL Discussion Thread (Revis to Tampa for '13 1st, '14 3rd or 4th)
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The Jets had three MAJOR wins with Ryan and his attitude was something that redefined what the NY Jets were. There was a complete culture change where the phrase same old Jets no longer applied. He earned this year. Not his fault that Shi*chez turned out to be such a puddle of puke and that jackassbaum gives him that horrendous extension when he was coming off such a god awful season. Other stuff is Ryan's fault but with Sanchez as bad as he was and Gholston/Ducrapass being such monumental failures that's the GM's fault. Mikey got the axe deservedly so.Ryan's biggest crime is smelling feet in the privacy of his own home I could care less if he posts himself to bears.com so long as we make it to AFC championship games and beat the Pats.
But then these last two years happenned. Now he's sink or swim but I think he's a great motivator and great defensive mind and I'd be glad if we kept him and tried to keep some damn stability with this garbage franchise for more than 3 or 4 years
I do recognize Ryan was in on Sanchez too though and Sancrap failed to develop under his watch I legitmately don't think it was his fault though. Mikey had no Qb b/c he went all in on Favre only to watch pennington leap frog his bad bicep and they thought they had something with crapchez. Not much else could be done there. oh can't forget Kellen Bustens
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"And still, after all this time, the Sun has never said to the Earth,
'You owe me.'
Look what happens with love like that.
It lights up the sky."
Believed to be written by Rumi – mystic poet and philosopher (30 September 1207 – 17 December 1273)
ONE of my earliest memories is looking at the stars through a telescope, shimmering blue, oscillating red. Without being unable to comprehend quite how far away – in distance and years – they were, or indeed exactly what they were, I somehow understood how impressive they were.
I became fascinated by the cosmos and, along with learning the alphabet, one of the first things I knew was all the planets and some of the major constellations.
To this day my idea of perfect romance is heading into the countryside at 3am to watch a meteor shower overhead. Or waking in the early hours to watch the sun rise over the sea. There's nothing like viewing the sky.
The cover story of the latest edition of New Scientist magazine concerns the nature of space and time. In the piece, the author Anil Ananthaswamy states: "A light ray always moves at one unit of space per unit of time – in a sense it is n the edge between space and time."
This is perhaps why many are spellbound by the night sky so much. Maybe the light-emitting stars which dwell at the point between space and time echo the pause between the in and the out breath – which is where eternity and infinity exist.
It's often said that we are made of stars… and we actually are. All the elements we're comprised of originated in the stars. The carbon, nitrogen, oxygen and other atoms in our bodies were created in stars over 4.5 billion years ago.
In the 1980s, astronomer Carl Sagan said in his popular American TV series Cosmos: "We are a way for the universe to know itself. Some part of our being knows this is where we came from, we long to return. And we can, because the cosmos is also within us. We're made of star stuff."
Ann Druyan, who co-wrote Cosmos with her late husband Sagan, describes the series' central revelation as being "our oneness with the universe."
In this sense, we are part of a holographic universe where each component reflects the whole.
There's no doubt we live in a chaotic cosmos marked by constant change and turbulent force. But in all chaos there are patterns to be found – because of the holographic nature of things. If you were to write out a series of seemingly random numbers for the rest of your life there would be various patterns to be found in there. In fact there are mathematically-ordained sequences running through everything. Take the twirling Fibonacci sequence – which is to be found everywhere from sunflowers to our own DNA. It seems that by design, it's in (our) nature.
In terms of this coincidences can be seen as being connected as two similarities in an ocean of chance, even though they are not two events linked by causes and effects that the world at face value appears to operate on.
The meaning which emerges from two acausal events is known as synchronicity and was coined by psychologist Carl Jung. It's what he believed proved there was an underlying order to the chaos in the cosmos.
In his book Synchonicity: An Acausal Connecting Principle he details the case of one of his patients who, during a critical moment of therapy, had a dream in which she was given a golden scarab beetle. When she was later relating this to Jung, he heard a gentle tapping at his window and turned round to see a flying insect knocking against the glass.
He said: "I opened the window and caught the creature in the air as it flew in. It was the nearest analogy to a golden scarab one finds in our latitudes, a scarabaeid beetle, the common rose-chafer (Cetonia aurata), which, contrary to its usual habits had evidently felt the urge to get into a dark room at this particular moment."
I thought of this the other day when I was walking past a hedgerow and spotted a stag beetle on the ground on its back with its legs flailing and unable to right himself. I found two twigs and gently flipped him over onto his feet.
Synchronicity happens to us all. How many times has a song come on the radio that you had been thinking about hours earlier? How often have you been drawn to a book and opened it on a passage that has particular wisdom you were looking for? Or maybe a friend mentioned a classic film in passing that you had only just watched the other day?
The more you notice and even to a certain extent expect these unexpected occurrences – perhaps 'glitches in the matrix' – the more they seem to happen. It's as if your subconscious has turned from red or amber to green.
Many scientists are now coming to believe that synchronicity is further proof of the interconnectedness of everything. In his absorbing book The Holographic Universe Michael Talbot details how many scientists including Nobel Prize winner Niels Bohr, along with Karl Pribram and David Bohm, theorised the universe is a hologram brought into existence in part by the mind (consciousness). The theory goes some way as to unifying disparate occurrences and effects in the world. It would explain things such as synchronicity in that acausal events are linked because everything is – holographically.
For me synchronicity represents hope. Hope is the one thing that mankind cannot live without.
And it is perhaps in the ever-present shining stars that hope resonates out across the universe too.
What would someone think when looking from another vantage point in space back at the "Pale Blue Dot" or "pixel" we call home – Earth?
Use your eyes, heart and soul to study the stars above… to the nth degree from this Pale Blue Dot.
In observing the coincidences, the chaos and the cosmos we truly see our consciousness.
"The universe and the light of the stars come through me." (Rumi)
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The two-day overnight ride to Detroit Lake and back starts at the Estacada Station Cycling Plaza on the west side of City Hall. It's called the Killer Fang Ride in tribute to a treacherous section of the Clackamas River. It is a challenging 72-mile ride each way (144 round trip) with fully supported overnight accommodations (camping or lodge, you choose). Meals, snacks, portage and more provided. This ride, with lots of hills, follows the fabulous Cascading Rivers Scenic Bikeway, and is for fit riders who like a challenge. The route follows the Clackamas and Breitenbush rivers where they carved a breathtaking, memorable route out of volcanic rock.
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Shares of Chinese online tourism website Ctrip.com (CTRP) slipped 2.3% Monday, which was one of the larger losses among largecap emerging market stocks that trade in the United States.
It was otherwise a good day for emerging markets, with the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets exchange-traded fund (EEM) up 0.8%. Read More>>
With the possibility that president-elect Donald Trump will grant tax amnesty on overseas corporate profits, there's much talk about more than $2 trillion in estimated cash that could make its way back to the United States.
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Shares of Chinese internet search giant Baidu (BIDU) slipped 2.5% Tuesday, while the iShares China Large-Cap exchange-traded fund (FXI) tumbled 3%.
Citi analysts, who see 11% upside for the stock, comment on Baidu's latest announcements in cloud and online services. Read More>>
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For now, the Turkish equity market is in recovery mode after the shock of an attempted coup that began on July 15. Read More>>
U.S.-traded shares of Indian pharmaceutical producer Dr. Reddy's Laboratories (RDY) slumped more than 15% after it reported disappointing quarterly results.
The company cited weakness in the United States, explained its dire straits in Venezuela. Read More>>
The best way to invest in emerging markets is to be selective, says Ashutosh Sinha, lead manager of the Morgan Stanley Institutional Emerging Markets Leaders Fund (MELAX).
It is more expensive to buy any managed portfolio. But if you're investing in emerging markets for the very long term, are the upfront fees justified for retail investors who think EM has bottomed? Sinha discusses how he chooses stocks and manages risks in a recent update for investors.
With more nervousness about the European banking system and China data, the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets exchange-traded fund (EEM) tumbled 1.3% in the first half hour of U.S. trading while the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) slipped fractionally.
In its S&P 500 outlook for the second half, Goldman Sachs offers stock picks and sheds light on global risks, including China.
Chinese companies focused on the consumer and future domestic growth are a big opportunity for equity investors, but the story is buried in worries about the pace of economic growth. For an explanation from portfolio experts at Neuberger Berman focused on greater China,
With U.S. insurers under scrutiny in New York over Hepatitis C drug coverage, and Gilead Sciences' (GILD) lambasted for the cost of its Hep C regimen, consider that in emerging and frontier markets, including Egypt, Brazil and India, the illness remains a plague despite cheap pills.
Emerging markets have been synonymous with growth, but the outlook for individual nations is constantly changing. Countries from Brazil and Russia to Turkey face challenges including infrastructure bottlenecks, credit issues and political shifts. The Barrons.com Emerging Markets Daily blog analyzes news, data and research out of emerging markets beyond Asia to help readers navigate the investment landscape.
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unaffected — (adj.) 1580s, not influenced, untouched in mind or feeling, from UN (Cf. un ) (1) not + pp. of AFFECT (Cf. affect). Meaning not adopted or assumed, genuine is recorded from 1590s; that of not acted upon or altered (by something) is first attested … Etymology dictionary
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I Can't Meditate. Yes You Can!
"I can't meditate. I can't stop my mind from thinking. It's way too hard!"
I hear this fairly often from people who are new to meditation, and sometimes even from people who have been practicing meditation for quite a while.
I have a real soft spot for people who are struggling to find the inner peace that meditation provides, because I know from first-hand experience just how frustrating it can be when that monkey in your mind REFUSES to sit still.
If you feel like you can't meditate, do not despair! The solutions are probably a lot simpler than you might think. In fact, there's a good chance that you are better at meditation than you realize. You might just have fallen victim to one of the most common misconceptions about what meditation actually is…
It's NOT Perfect Inner Silence
Newcomers to meditation often become trapped by the belief that they must achieve complete and utter mental silence through meditation. This can really lead to frustration and disappointment. Some people, after practicing meditation for a few weeks, or even for some months, still find it extremely difficult to stop their mind from wandering off.
You know what? This is NORMAL! It does not mean that you are unable to meditate.
So let's re-define what meditation is, shall we? Meditation is not "complete mental stillness", it is "sitting with the intention of becoming still".
That's right – meditation is not a destination, it's a journey. The journey will be slightly different every time you meditate. Sometimes it will result in a feeling of profound stillness and relaxation, sometimes it won't. Meditation is just not something you can judge in terms of success or failure.
So don't judge yourself harshly if your mind wanders during meditation. This is normal, and even the most experienced meditators still get lost in a few "mental wanderings" during their meditation...sometimes more than a few.
Now is the time to remove the phrase "I can't meditate" from your vocabulary. You can meditate, you might just have been holding on to a false idea of what meditation is supposed to feel like.
If you are really struggling with meditation, then my best advice is that you take a step back and don't try too hard. Give yourself permission to be imperfect. If your mind wanders off during meditation - and it will - remember that this is perfectly OK. For some people, this simple realization is enough to take the pressure off their meditation practice and make room for a more relaxed approach to meditating. Sometimes, we just need to get out of our own way!
Over time, you will find that brief moments of silence between your thoughts gradually expand into longer and longer moments, and then one day, before you realize it, you'll find yourself lost in bouts of long, deep, serene meditation. It does get easier.
Regularity is Your Friend
Think you can't meditate? Practice it daily and you will notice big changes. They happen in a sneaky kind of way. You might not even notice at first. But sure enough, the day will soon come where you reach the end of a meditation session and the first words that come to your mind are, "Whoa! I feel amazing!"
Chronic Stress & Lifestyle Change
The French philosopher Blaise Pascal put it nicely when he said: "The sum of man's problems come from his inability to be alone in a silent room."
You'd be amazed how many people this applies to. For them, meditation can be a real challenge.
If you live a particularly hectic, stressful life, then meditation will be incredibly beneficial to you. However it might not be a cure-all. If you are chronically stressed then a quick meditation session at the end of your day might not be enough to really bring you back to a state of complete health and harmony.
People who are chronically stressed usually became so gradually. Stress builds up in your mind, your emotions and your physical body, and it can accumulate over a long period of time. Ridding yourself of this kind of stress can take time, and it may require a number of changes to your lifestyle.
I like to use the "hitting yourself in the head with a hammer" analogy to really drive this point home:
John spends his days hitting himself in the head with a hammer. He does this all day, seven days a week. As you can imagine, John's head gets very sore, so every night he applies an ice pack for 20 minutes to reduce the swelling. This is his meditation, and it works quite well. The swelling goes down just enough for him to get some sleep. And boy oh boy does he need that sleep! Without a good night's rest he won't have the energy to hit himself in the head with a hammer again tomorrow.
I think you get the point. John doesn't need more meditation or some magical "quick fix". What he really needs to do is change his stressful lifestyle and stop hitting himself with a hammer all day!
Unfortunately for John, if we were to tell him to put down his hammer and go for a relaxing walk outside, or to take a nice warm bath, he would probably say, "I'm way too busy to spare any more time for relaxation!"
Ironically, people who feel this way about relaxation are usually the ones who need it the most. Even worse, some people are so incredibly busy that they do not even realize how chronically stressed they really are. It's not until they try meditation that they realize how much noise and calamity is roaring around in their mind. The noise is so overwhelming that their conclusion is "I can't meditate. This is way too hard".
That's an erroneous conclusion. A more accurate and beneficial conclusion sounds something like this:
"Wow. My mind is out of control. This can't be normal or healthy. I need to change my life and make relaxation a much higher priority".
You Can Meditate!
Inner stillness is actually a very normal, very natural part of life. Look into the eyes of a newborn baby and you'll know exactly what I'm talking about.
The stillness you were born with never left you. That profound peace is within you right this very moment, but you have probably piled up a lifetime of noise around it.
To go beyond that noise and reclaim your own inner stillness requires very little in the way of effort. All you really need is the intention to be still and the desire to experience peace in your life. Let your meditation flow from this intention. Let your choices in life flow from this desire and you will know stillness again.
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My daughter was referred to A&E by her GP who advised that she required an urgent CT scan following temporary blindness and severe daily headaches. We attended on 2nd December in the evening and were quickly seen by the triage nurse. However, that's where the positive experience ends. We then waited a further four and a half hours, during which time my daughter was not seen by a Dr or nurse, and when she tried to find out what was going in she was told rudely that she would have to wait. She left the department after 5 hours of waiting, having had no medical attention and still requiring a CT scan.
She has returned to her GP today, only to be told that in order to get a CT scan she needs to go to A&E again and wait to be seen in order of priority - for some unknown reason she cannot be referred directly to radiology or neurology. She has decided that she can't face going there again so will not be attending.
Perhaps the Royal Surrey or Frimley Park are more organised - my advice is to consider them before St Peters who are a complete shambles.
Response from St Peter's Hospital nearly 2 years ago
We are really sorry and concerned to hear about your daughter's recent experience in our A&E department. All A&E departments are under considerable pressure during the winter season and we have to prioritise those patients who are in need of emergency help.
Without more details of your daughter's case it is difficult to comment further on the delay but would encourage you to contact Philip Kemp in our A&E department to discuss this further to get a better understanding of the situation.
He can be contacted on 01932 723023 or email email@example.com
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There once was a tradition in Toronto record stores of playing something
execrable at closing time in order to drive people out of the store,
Boone, Michael Jackson, whatever. Swill.
I had the fun yesterday of seeing the same experimental principle applied cinematically to a roomful of adults who were looking forward to watching a DVD just rented from Blockbuster, Cinematic Experiment A, a.k.a. "The Royal Tenenbaums".
The fidgeting began roughly ten minutes into the film. A further five minutes in, and the first experimental subject had her arms crossed. This was followed shortly thereafter by the significant crossing of the legs.
At the half-hour mark, a subject left the room entirely because he "had work to do". I was the next to leave after an hour because I "had to check on something".
Returning for the closing credits, I was informed that I had missed one (1) funny incident.
So much for a film billed as wacky and eccentric. Oh, and funny. The other intrepid aesthetes stuck it out to the end, but the verdict was unanimous. The reaction was something akin to narcolepsy. Fortunately the condition wasn't terminal.
If I remember correctly, our class was escorted to see this film at the
Ontario Place Cinesphere on the big IMAX screen when it was brand new. If
the 1974 date is on the money, then that would have been our Grade 8
Virtually every kid in that class caught the schoolbus every morning at 8 a.m., so a comedy about a bus full of Canadian schoolkids stuck in the snow was hitting pretty close to home.
I guess that's why we all had the same feeling about this film: We agreed it was hilarious.
A lot of snow has come and gone since then, and my memories of it now are glimpsed through a frosted windowpane, but all the recollections are fond ones.
This eye-opening Canadian NFB documentary looks at daily life in a tiny
village in Guinea-Bissau, the former Portuguese Guinea. It is truly
mind-boggling to see how the daily activities of the village are all done in
the most inefficient and labour-intensive manner possible. These people
never seem to have invented either the table or the chair. Why do your food
preparation on a tabletop when you can do it in the dirt instead? Why make
yourself a broom with a long stick and a little piece of string when it's so
easy to do your sweeping bent over double holding a teensy hand whisk? A man
sits around all day lamenting that he would be working but he has no tools.
But we'd seen his neighbours with tools earlier in the documentary. Don't
they have the word "borrow" in the local language?
"Are these people for real?" is one's immediate and natural reaction. Watch this documentary if you've ever wondered how it was possible for a handful of Europeans to colonize all of Africa in a couple of decades.
Apparently, Pearl Harbor was some sort of victory for the USA. John Wayne
was there, so how could it have been otherwise?
There have been other bogus Second World War films before, the infamous "Battle of the Bulge" (1965) for example, but this one really excels. The US Navy characters don't seem to be aware that there's a war on; it's rather like "South Pacific" without the tunes. Or an episode of "The USS Love Boat". Nothing is allowed to interfere with this soap opera's cloying plot.
Wayne gives another of his standard pigeon-toed performances. He acts as though he's appearing in some horse opera, where a ranch or maybe a few acres of sagebrush hang in the balance. Democracy vs. Totalitarianism? You'd never know it from Wayne's jolly old sea captain. Get a message out to Pearl, pilgrim.
The film was directed by Otto Preminger, which explains the wild, swingin' '60's party which provides the film's embarrassing and anachronistic opening. Preminger always prided himself on breaking cinematic taboos, which is why he must have felt compelled to produce the first and only skinny-dipping Peyton Harbor movie. All of that silly "risqué" "adult" nonsense throughout is Otto's doing.
Eventually the film does provide a brief battlewagon engagement, but you'll have enough time to break the Japanese naval code from scratch before you get there.
To paraphrase Burgess Meredith's character, you oughta get a Medal of Honor for sitting through this.
In this Alaskan film, Joan Chen plays what is quite probably the last word
in Sino-Eskimo snow bunnies.
Eskimo Joan represents the same sort of Hollywood confusion about racial boundary lines which saw Larry Fishburne play the Moor of Venice, and Jackie Chan cast to play the King of Pop in an upcoming TV movie. (I'm kidding about one of these.) Not to mention generations of Italian and Jewish Indians, and more white actors in blackface than there are seeds in a watermelon.
Joan is teamed here with Steven Seagal, quite probably the last word in inarticulate and extremely violent tree-hugging Buddhists. Sort of the Billy Jack of the Barents Sea. His jacket has more fringe on it than you'd see at a reunion concert by the Buffalo Springfield.
Together, they try to build a world where an interracial couple can be happy in an oomiak built for two.
A number of years ago, I spent nearly 8 seconds at a book-signing in the presence of Michael Caine. For each of those seconds, he was extremely personable. So it's a bit of a revelation for me seeing him playing his two-faced vicious Hun of a smooth oil company CEO. Old favourite John C. McGinley also appears against type as one of Caine's nastier henchthugs.
Finally, there's Seagal's direction which takes his film on this ecological walk through the woods which makes it all seem a little like Oliver Stone after too many days trapped in a sweatlodge.
It's so ridiculous I actually found myself enjoying the whole thing quite a bit.
She (Boyle) is a nice, pretty girl but needs a little polish; he (Billy
Baldwin) wears shirts by Ralph Lauren. You can see there's trouble
This movie is probably, unfortunately, of greatest interest for The World of Hibernia magazine cover girl Boyle before she developed her familiar sexy vamp persona. In fact, she seems like an older version of some of those early hair-twisting Winona Ryder characters. Her part is really only of newcomer size. That's sad to say since Boyle's Before and After are so different from one another.
As for Baldwin, he plays a plausible prep perp. Sandra Bullock has rather a small part, as the girl with the ankh earring. Not much of a characterization there.
This crime story plays much like a lesser, and fairly routine, episode of "Law & Order", with Danny Aiello standing in for Jerry Orbach and Joanna Kerns doing a blonder version of Michael Moriarty.
Aiello's experienced flatfoot is the central character. The script tries to humanize him, not entirely successfully, by showing his "pedagogic" side I'll call it. That gives him a certain degree of warmth, but it's really up to Aiello to lend the role his usual identifiability.
I think it all comes down to how much you like Danny Aiello. It happens I do, but don't consider that a recommendation.
..... or, Down and Out in Paris and London and Brussels and
The Parisian social worker Paul Verlaine invites a disturbed country bumpkin with behavioural problems, Arthur Rimbaud, to the city for treatment. Verlaine's unorthodox therapy involves consuming a lot of mood-altering drink. Soon the doctor acquires all the symptoms of the patient.
There are plenty of interesting films about mental disturbance: "The Snake Pit" (1948), "I Never Promised You a Rose Garden" (1977), "Warrendale" (1967), even "Girl, Interrupted" (1999). Those are the good ones; this is the one with the somdomites. Verlaine slides down the same slippery slope that got Oscar Wilde.
Oh, yeah, if you're interested in poetry, try "Shakespeare In Love".
This is the most elementary sort of traditional ghost story, not even
enlivened to any great extent by the use of Irish locations. If the great
M.R. James had ever come up with a tale this thin -- doesn't James in fact
have a story called "A Thin Ghost"? -- he wouldn't have bothered to have it
Orson Welles appears in the limp endpieces as a favour to a brace of old friends, this film's producers. His presence and the one movie industry in-joke would have earned this will-o'-the-wisp its Oscar nomination. This is yet more proof, if any more were needed, that the Academy Awards have never been any guarantee of merit.
I saw this oddity once upon a time at one of Toronto's oddest little
theatres, The Screening Room, which no longer exists. The room is still
there, over the Kingsway Cinema, but it doesn't operate as a theatre
This would have been in 1979 or 1980, and they were showing a double bill of blasphemous Beatles films, this one and the Bee Gees' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" (1978). We knew the Bee Gees would be an embarrassment, but we had greater hopes for this film. (And the Bee Gees were free if you bought a ticket for the other one, as I recall.)
It was certainly a relief to learn that the Allies won World War II but otherwise... The combination of sacrosanct Beatles tunes and wartime stock footage didn't sound like such a good idea, and when you actually saw it, it turned out to be even more ridiculous than you would have guessed. The only image I still recall 20 years on is one of the "famous" ones, "Get Back" being sung over German tank footage run in reverse. As the philosopher said, "It's a fine line between clever and stupid."
But it was better than the Bee Gees!
That seems to be a favourite cliché applied to this fantasy film. The entire
movie apparently is a child's dream about a concentration camp. Only in
fairy stories would a death camp be so sparkling clean and spacious. The
detainees in this (holiday) camp are free to move about as they please. They
can even play with the Aryan Gretchens and Hansis if they want
In the Czech Republic, there's an exhibit of drawings made by cute and precocious children vacationing at the Theresienstadt concentration camp. Their amusingly childish artwork shows typical scenes of camp life, large black monsters crushing tiny people wearing little yellow stars, for example.
I happen to have seen another concentration camp film this week, Escape from Sobibor (1987). In that film, Jews also banter and jest with the Nazis, only they do it by applying axes to their heads and homemade knives to their stomachs. History would seem to have demonstrated that axes and knives are more effective tools for dealing with Nazis than making jokes at their expense.
"Uplifting" is another label assigned to Life Is Beautiful. It might better be applied to Escape from Sobibor, a true story about real people -- not "princes" and "princesses" -- overcoming real odds at huge cost to escape from an actual murder camp.
Nice Offenbach music can be found in this film though, one of my personal favourites in fact, Tales of Hoffmann. SS men in actual death camps didn't keep a lot of Jewish opera records on hand for the musical edification of the inmates.
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Hi There,
the bar shows up ok in my blog but when I share an article that has a featured image in the blog article , the image does not show up in, for instance, my facebook timeline. Only the grey textbox shows. For getting noticed adn draw interest it is a must to have an image send with it in the post to your favorite social channel. Can this be resolved?
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Devinely Skinny Coleslaw
READY IN: 45mins
Recipe by CookbookCarrie
ZERO, yep Zip Zero Weight Watcher points per 3/4 C. Serving. This is enough to cover 1 sm head of cabbage and 3-4 carrots. It may look under-dressed when you first finish, but the cabbage will loose some water after it sits and it will be perfect in 1/2 hr or so! This is a variation on my mother's coleslaw dressing. Hope you enjoy! Cook time is resting in the refrigerator time.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2⁄3 cup fat-free Miracle Whip
- 1⁄4 cup Splenda sugar substitute
- 1 tablespoon vinegar
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon celery seed
Directions See How It's Made
- Put the vinegar, splenda, and salad dressing in a bowl and whip with your wire whisk until smooth.
- This will take a few minutes Add in the Salt and Celery Seeds, stir gently and pour over your favorite cabbage mix.
- This recipe is 0 weight watcher points if you use Cabbage, Carrots, and a bit of onion, or some other 0 point vegetables.


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from a logical and scientific point of view, what is your proof that there is/isn't a god? And we are not Here talking from a religious point of view, if you do believe there's a god who created the universe then what is your evidence? And if you don't believe that there's a God who created the universe then what is your evidence?
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There is a God. Simply because we exist. Because the universe, the galaxy, the planets, and us exist. The universe didn't create itself. The planets didn't create themselves. And we didn't simply appear, just like that. Almost everything we see/know about is proof that God exists. The beauty of nature is a proof. The mountains, the oceans, it's simply Wow. I don't get how people still don't believe there's a God simply by thinking about their existence. How were we created? Why we're we created? Why do we exist? Why do planets and the universe exists? What is our scope in life? Etc... There are infinite questions as these that can't be answered. And it all comes down to one simple logical conclusion: Because of the creator. Because God exists.
Just lay on the ground and the sky and cloud for a minute... you'll instantly be like "Subhan Allah".
I was once in the bus, going to school, and I looked out of the window and started watched the sky and the different forms of clouds... and I thought, one cannot simply see that and not believe in the creator who did all that. It was such an amazing feeling, I swear. To know there is someone watching over us. To know that I'm not alone and that I will never be and that I could always depend on God as long as I'm faithful to him.
I could go all day talking about this since there are infinite reasons and proofs to God's existence.
Buuut... I have my bac exams coming next week and I reaaaally gotta study :D and God isn't gonna help me on the day of my exams if he didn't see I put effort to study, right? ;)
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A few years ago while having lunch at my local sushi restaurant in Harvard Square, I was struck by a wasabi bolt and started doodling characters based on sushi names from the menu. It seemed kind of strange to me that nobody had done a series of raw fish characters and I was pretty sure that after googling a couple of names I would discover no one but many (To my surprise there was none, at least in the US). So I kept exploring and doing more drawings about this concept and by the time we were preparing material for our first Licensing Show I had a preliminary version of Sushi Pack: A group of five brave, very bizarre, very smart and very active characters who just happen to be five pieces of sushi that came to life through a series of extraordinary events.
At the Licensing Show the idea was picked up by Jeffrey Conrad (senior VP of American Greetings' creative studio) and the Pack started to be developed as an animated series with an insane group of geniuses including AG's creative studio, DIC entertainment and toon veteran writers, Tom Ruegger and Nicholas Hollander (Pinky and The Brain, Tiny Toon Adventures and Animaniacs).
So here's the big news: A week from today, Saturday November 3rd at 9 AM, Sushi Pack will air on national TV as part of the KEWlopolis block on CBS.
Please somebody pinch me, because I still cannot believe this is happening. We have watches all of the first episodes with our kids and seeing their faces, hearing them laughing and thinking that pretty soon hundreds of children will be watching them too, gets me all chocked up.
A big gracias to you and your team, Jeffrey, for believing in these bite-sized morsels of justice and getting them ready to serve. This dream would've never happened without you, amigo.
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I'm am mostly here for new friends and activity partners to enjoy all the fun things going on in Austin. I'm not opposed to something more intimate if there's a mutual attraction. To be clear, I am not looking for a hook up or causal sex.
I believe the more love you give, the more love you have to give. Being in a poly relationship is not an excuse for promiscuity. Being in a loving relationship is not gender bias.
I take pride in my ability to be a creative problem solver and out-of-the box thinker. I am shy until I get to know you...I have a quirky sense of humor...If I really get to laughing, I will snort...I can be loud and rowdy or quite and demure. I am a little bit of everything.
Right now, I read mostly for entertainment. Fantasy is my favorite, but I do enjoy a good mystery as well.
I have a very eclectic taste in music. Of course, I prefer 80's music...most jazz is probably the lowest on the list...I may like a few country songs (but I may deny that info in public). I am a huge ABBA fan and I am not afraid to admit it.


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- 4 ciabatta or 4 hearty bread rolls
- 1 lb chicken breast, cooked and sliced
- 4 jarred roasted red peppers, cut into large strips
- 8 slices muenster cheese
- 1 cup romaine lettuce
- 1⁄2 cup mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon basil, chopped
- 1⁄2 tablespoon chives, chopped
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- salt and pepper
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- Preheat broiler to high. In a small bowl, mix the mayonnaise, basil, chives, lemon juice, salt and pepper. Cut the 4 sandwich rolls in half, spread herbed mayonnaise on the bread. On the top bun, place the Romaine, set aside. On the bottom bun, place the sliced chicken and strip of roasted red pepper. Top the chicken and red pepper with 2 slices of muenster cheese, and place under the broiler and broil until the cheese melts. Place the top on each sandwich and serve immediately.


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So I'm about a week behind on posting this but I figured I'd share. I finally finished off "It's Over Nine Thousand" feat of strength. Should still be on the summary or time line.
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Jun 23, 2010 at 4:03 UTC
Very Impressive, congrats, how many hours went into that?
Jun 23, 2010 at 4:49 UTC
Time spent actually working at it? Like 2-3 weeks. A lot of it came from playing/raiding/pvp'n for the past couple years now. I was stilling at 8400 for a while and decided to finish it off.
Jun 24, 2010 at 3:50 UTC
Congrats, I doubt I'll ever get that high, an impressive achievement. Haven't even got wow installed atm... to much study to do, and can't get distracted.
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Jun 24, 2010 at 8:04 UTC
I'm at like 6,400 ish.. =P
Jun 24, 2010 at 11:42 UTC
Oh hell...I'm way past that....across 9 toons...LOL!
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Europeanisation without Europe? The Mediterranean and the Neighbourhood Policy
The Neighbourhood Policy wants to be a new approach by the EU towards the Mediterranean region. The focus is now on conditionality and offering a premium for countries implementing a comprehensive pack of economic and political reforms. In the economic domain, the offer to participate in the European Single Market is seen as an strong incentive for reform to Mediterranean Partner Countries. To some extent it can be called the 'europeanisation' of MPC's without becoming members of the EU. Under this approach, MPC's should upgrade their institutions and policies to put them in line with the 'acquis communautaire', a process that in the European integration literature is called 'europeanisation'. The paper will deal with this 'europeanisation without Europe' approach, trying to foresee its the sustainability in the Mediterranean. It analyse the economic dimensions of ENP, present some economic implications of including Mediterranean Partner Countries in the European Single Market discipline, and we explore the usefulness of conceptualising MPC's modernization as europeanisation and its feasibility.
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- Dermot Hodson & Imelda Maher, 2001. "The Open Method as a New Mode of Governance: The Case of Soft Economic Policy Co-ordination," Journal of Common Market Studies, Wiley Blackwell, vol. 39(4), pages 719-746, November.
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Pleco Chinese Dictionary version 2.2.1 for the iPhone is now available with a few cool new features, like fullscreen writing and character recognition with a camera. Without any doubt, this application is going to facilitate the challenging process of learning Chinese, because it's always easier to write a character than to search for it in a paper dictionary (seriously, does anyone search by strokes anymore?) and the live camera-based character recognition is a handy feature.
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Hotel Victoria Residency is located at a distance of 5 km from Leisure Valley and 7 km from Sector 36 Bus Stop. This hotel in Chandigarh provides a garden to its guests. This property comprises of 14 rooms on 3 floors. Rooms have an air-conditioning, television. An attached bathroom with hot and cold water supply, bottled drinking water and a laundry is one of the services provided by this property.
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Caramelized Onion Lasagna
This unusual lasagna with portobello mushrooms, sweet onions, spinach and Gorgonzola cheese has a rich, complex flavor. It's also great with goat cheese instead of Gorgonzola, if you prefer.
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- 8 ounce(s) pasta, lasagna noodles, whole wheat
- 3 tablespoon oil, olive, extra-virgin
- 3 large onion(s), sweet thinly sliced
- 4 medium mushrooms, portobello gills removed, diced
- 1/2 cup(s) wine, red, table
- 1 teaspoon salt
- pepper, black ground to taste
- 4 cup(s) spinach, baby
- 2 cup(s) cheese, ricotta, fat-free
- 1/2 cup(s) basil, fresh chopped
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2 tablespoon oil, olive, extra-virgin
- 3 tablespoon flour, all-purpose
- 2 cup(s) milk, lowfat (1%)
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2 ounce(s) cheese, crumbled Gorgonzola
- 1/3 cup(s) nuts, walnuts chopped
- 1/4 cup(s) basil, fresh
1. Bring a large pot of water to a boil.
2. Cook noodles until not quite al dente, about 2 minutes less than the package directions.
3. Drain; return the noodles to the pot and cover with cool water.
To prepare onion filling:
1. Meanwhile, heat 3 tablespoons oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add onions and cook, stirring frequently, until golden brown and very soft, about 25 minutes. (If they begin to stick, add water 1/4 cup at a time to release them and prevent burning.)
2. Add mushrooms and cook, stirring, until just beginning to soften, about 3 minutes. Add wine and 1 teaspoon salt and continue cooking until most of the liquid is absorbed, 2 to 3 minutes. Remove from heat; stir in pepper.
To prepare spinach filling:
1. Place spinach, ricotta, basil and 1/2 teaspoon salt in a food processor and process until smooth.
To prepare white sauce:
1. Heat 2 tablespoons oil in a medium saucepan over medium-high heat. Add flour and stir until bubbling, about 30 seconds.
2. Gradually whisk in milk and 1/2 teaspoon salt and bring to a boil, whisking constantly. Cook, whisking, until the sauce has the consistency of thick gravy, about 1 minute.
3. Add Gorgonzola and gently whisk until it is melted. Remove from the heat. (The sauce will continue to thicken as it sits.)
To assemble lasagna:
1. Preheat oven to 375°F. Coat a 9-by-13-inch baking pan with cooking spray.
2. Drain the noodles and spread out on a kitchen towel. Spread 1/2 cup white sauce in the prepared pan.
3. Place a layer of noodles over the sauce. Spread half of the spinach filling over the noodles and top with one-third of the onion filling. Evenly spread 1/2 cup white sauce over the onions. Repeat with another layer of noodles, the remaining spinach filling, half the remaining onion filling and half the remaining white sauce. To finish, top with a third layer of noodles, spread the remaining onion filling over the noodles and then spread or dollop the remaining white sauce on top. Sprinkle with walnuts and basil.
4. Bake until hot and bubbling, about 30 minutes. Let rest for 5 minutes before serving.
Nutrition Detailsper serving
Calories 345, Fat 14g, Cholesterol 9mg, Sodium 680mg, Saturated Fat 3g, Protein 16g, Fiber 8g, Carbohydrates 39g


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Cherry Pie is one of my favorites. I like to use this recipe when I have canned sour cherries. The frozen pie shell is a huge timesaver. However, feel free to use your favorite pie crust recipe by all means. This pie is lower in calories and fat than some other cherry pie recipes so you can enjoy your holiday dessert even more.
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- 1 (16 ounce) can sour cherries, packed in water
- 2 1⁄2 tablespoons cornstarch
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- salt, pinch
- 2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
- 1⁄4 teaspoon almond extract
- 2 frozen 9-inch pie shells
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- Preheat oven to 425 degrees.
- Drain the cherries and pour the liquid into a saucepan.
- Add the cornstarch, sugar and salt and mix well.
- Cook over medium-high heat, stirring constantly, until the mixture is thickened and clear, about 4-5 minutes.
- Add the cherries, lemon juice and almond extract.
- Remove from the heat and allow it to cool slightly.
- Fill one frozen pie shell with the cherry mixture.
- Cover with the other pie shell and allow to thaw for about 20 minutes, or until soft enough to crimp the edges without breaking.
- Note: I do like to use about 1 T half-and-half or milk in a cup and brush on the top of the pie crust and then sprinkle with a little bit of sugar.
- Bake the pie for 10 minutes; reduce temperature to 375 and bake for about 30-35 minutes more or until the crust is golden brown.
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