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Southern France | In these French villas at the blue coast you will find soothing tranquillity and undisturbed sunbaths at private pools.
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Holiday home vacation in South France – "Le Midi de la France"
In the south of France atraveo has a wide choice of more than 8,800 holiday apartments and houses on offer. The South France offers you a whole series in wonderful destinations with Mediterranean atmosphere. The Côte d'Azur with her famous bathing resorts and the Provence with a unique combination of nature and culture are surely the most prominent of all. But just also the less known regions of the French south provide for an interesting and relaxing vacation. Aquitaine lures with more than 250 kilometres of beach and many lakes and dense forests in the hinterland. In Languedoc-Roussillon you can enjoy beach and sea as well as cultural places of interest. The Midi-Pyrénées and Rhône-Alpes are liked above all for ski vacations however its impressive landscape lures visitors throughout the year. Explore the South of France, "Le Midi de la France", from a holiday home.
Côte d'Azur in South France – Summerly flair
The Côte d'Azur is one of the most popular holiday regions of France. Plunge into the exclusive cultural life and enjoy summer, sun, beach and much more. Come across dolphins in the sea water aquarium in Antibes, visit the Matisse's museum in Nice, stroll along the famous boulevard in Cannes and enjoy the long-stretched beaches of the region.
Provence in South France – A holiday house in the midst of lavender fields
The Provence is famous for its wonderful natural landscape, mild climate and of course for the lovely scent of lavender fields. Spend your vacation in a country house in the Provence style or in a nice town house. With atraveo you find absolutely the right holiday's domicile. Enjoy culture and nature of France in one of the most popular holiday regions. Also the culinary pleasures will not come too short considering the vast Provence offerings. You can find further information about the Provence in the respective holiday home selection of the region.
Aquitaine in South France – In a holiday house along the Atlantic coast
Aquitaine situated along the French Atlantic coast is favoured because of its especially fine-sandy and extensive beaches – ideal for a nice vacation by the sea. Equally enticing are the lowlands in the hinterland with many pine forests and the famous vineyards of Bordeaux and Medoc. Whether in a holiday complex with pool, in a detached house with forest property or in a holiday apartment directly in Bordeaux, Mimizan-Plague or Biarritz – you are surely going to find the suitable holiday accommodation for your vacation in the country of water.
Languedoc-Roussillon in South France – Family holiday throughout the year
The region of Languedoc-Roussillon is particularly family-friendly. The climate is mild all year round offering 300 sun days and little rains. Nice bathing resorts and small coastal towns as well as more than 200 kilometres of sandy beach offer ideal conditions for your vacation by the sea. From a cultural point of view the region also has a lot to offer. Visit in the town of Carcassonne which is an impressive fortress from the Middle Ages and the biggest of its kind in Europe. Also the city of Nimes with many artefacts from the Roman era and the nearby Roman aqueduct bridge are worth a visit. The nature reserve in the Camargue in the Rhone-Delta offers you the opportunity to observe wild flamingos and other water birds. Directly by the sea or in one of the popular bathing resorts like Marseillan Plague or Port-Camargue you will particularly find residences in holiday complexes. So for example a holiday apartment in a terrace house or holiday pavilion. Here one is provided with varied leisure activities as well as swimming pools. However atraveo also has individual holiday apartments on offer like in Camurac in a château dating back to the 16th century or in the fishing town of Sète with its many canals resembling Venice. A provincial Bastide, a villa with pool, a natural stone house with gigantic garden or a holiday apartment in a town house –here you find sure the right option for your vacation.
Midi-Pyrénées in South France – Rich culture, pristine nature and first class winter sport
In the Midi-Pyrénées you can spend either a wonderful family-friendly ski vacation or discover the impressive mountain landscape on hikes in summer. Moreover medicinal springs await you which already Napoleon III. used, nice towns and villages and impressive natural experiences. Thus you can possibly stand above the clouds on Pic Du Midi and observe the starry sky or go on a boat trip in the grotto Gouffre on a subterranean river.
Rhône-Alpes in South France – French diversity for active recuperation
The region Rhône-Alpes is particularly popular for winter sports and it offers you with 600 kilometres of slope the biggest range of skiing areas worldwide. You will find an abundance of ski fun in Chamaonix, Val d'Isere or Les Trois Valles. Beyond this the region also offers excellent possibilities for the hiking, horse riding, fishing, sailings, kayaking and much more. Also wellness waits for you: The Rhône-Alpes are famous for their thermal baths and excellent cuisine. The city of Lyon which is an UNESCO World Heritage Site offers you fascinating culture and entertaining urbanity.
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Doctors Welcome UAE Approval of "Revolutionary" Insulin Inhalation Treatment
Doctors battling diabetes across the Middle East have welcomed the decision by the Ministry of Health (MOH) in the UAE to approve the registration of an insulin inhalation treatment seen as a revolution in diabetes medication.
Diabetics have traditionally had to inject themselves with insulin on a daily basis to manage their illness.
Current studies show that a fear of, or reluctance to use needles makes sufferers delay treatment of diabetes for an average of four years, leading to devastating and costly complications such as heart disease, kidney failure, or even blindness.
Now, with the arrival of Exubera, manufactured by Pfizer, diabetics in the UAE will be able to use the insulin inhalation dry powder and avoid the inconvenience of regular and often painful daily injections.
Pfizer has also welcomed the timely approval of the new medication, which has been hailed as one of the biggest steps forward since the discovery of insulin in 1922 by doctors who treat diabetes.
"Many diabetics have to make the procedure of self-administering insulin by injection a major part of their daily routine, out of necessity rather than convenience or choice. The approval of an insulin inhaler which can be administered in a matter of seconds will undoubtedly impact the lives of diabetics," said Dr. Ahmed Al Hakim, external affairs and policy director for Pfizer Middle East.
The registration of Exubera was approved in January 2007 after it was examined by the Ministry's Higher Drugs Registration Committee.
The approval is a major development in the fight against diabetes in the UAE, where 19.5 per cent of the population aged between 20 and 70 are diabetic. Studies predict the number of diabetes cases in the UAE will increase to approximately 22 per cent by the year 2025.
Exubera is expected to be available for the treatment of type 1 and type 2 diabetes among adults later this year. The inhalation powder was approved by the US Food and Drug Administration for use at the beginning of 2006.
About Pfizer
Pfizer Inc discovers, develops, manufactures and markets leading prescription medicines, for humans and animals, as well as many of the world's best-known consumer products.
For further information go to: www.pfizer.com
Top Headlines
- European Commission approves new rapid-acting insulin analog for control of diabetes in children
- Sanofi-aventis Supports the ADA Educational Program "Standing Together against Diabetes"
- Medical device company receives award for its contribution to the Middle East region in the field of Diabetes
- Cell Transplant May Aid Diabetics
- UAE Heart Network leads Dubai's World Diabetes Day on Nov 27

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Photo credit: Bob Donaldson and the Holocaust Center. Exhibition photographs by Ryan Michael White.
The Holocaust Center of Greater Pittsburgh, formerly located in Oakland, moved into a newly renovated space in Greenfield in October 2015. Springboard Design had the opportunity to design the organization's new headquarters, which now accommodates ongoing educational programming and administrative space for the organization's employees.
"Architect Paul Rosenblatt and his team from Springboard Design designed the center, which included a benchmarking process against other similar centers and engaging the stakeholders and community to help guide both the site selection and design process." – See Full Article at NEXTPgh
The Grand Opening of the newly renovated Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh included the premiere of an original exhibition, "In Celebration of Life: Living Legacy Project."
The Mission of the Holocaust Center is to transform community and individual attitudes and behaviors by recognizing, understanding and remembering the atrocities of the Holocaust. The Center uses the events of the Holocaust as a means to teach tolerance to middle and high school students in Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and Northern West Virginia. The Center engages with other organizations, individuals and institutions around programming and conversations as to the contemporary relevance of the Holocaust and its lessons. Finally, the Center works to memorialize and commemorate the legacy of those whose lives were impacted by the events of the Holocaust and the events themselves.
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Continental Automotive Recalls Air Bag Control Units
The units, which were manufactured between 2006 and 2010, have a power supply component that could corrode, leading to an interruption in the power supply and failure of the units, the company said. In addition, it said, in certain vehicles manufactured by Daimler AG and FCA
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Platinum Wedding Band is a Fashionable and Modern Metal-Marriage is the most memorable event in the life of a couple. This can occur only once in the life. Where a man and a woman are pronounced as husband and wife, after their wedding rings or engagement rings, sliding the fingers of the other. Wedding ring plays an important role in the Union and an important role in every respect.
Most couples prefer wedding rings that really lasts a lifetime. Of course, they are limited life together by a ring of marriage. "Of wealth and poverty, sickness and health, until death separates them." Is a commitment of life between a man and a woman and an eternal wedding rings is important. For original wedding ring, should never repair, even if it is of the same type. The most important sentimental value.
Straps made of metal for wedding rings used goes on, it actually many possibilities and decisions pretends to make perfectly. You can go with the most popular wedding rings, yellow gold and white gold, titanium, Platinum and silver of bands. If you looking for a band that really last, Platinum is a must. This is harder and more durable. What kind of band is ideal for people who do the work. Do not interfere with or change the color and brightness no matter how many times you can enjoy in the liquid, SOAP and chemicals of any kind. Some people have allergies to other bands made of metals such as gold and silver. Mans-Platinum-sensitive skin, is not really disruptive and cost an allergy to human skin.
Platinum as a fashionable and modern, as with other extreme metal bands. Each selection of great elegant stone. There are no costs or as expensive as gold. You can start by buying the rings in Platinum with a tight budget. Although the quality and charm of the rings depends on the cost of the same,. The higher the quality, the higher the value. Platinum goes well with any type of gem. The diamond is the most popular. Cut, cut, to the Princess and more popular for engagement rings cut three court, cut diamond on jazzed Tiffany design.
Cost expensive diamond can choose wedding ring to a rock, but it's worth to stay. A simple diamond wedding ring indeed fit ladies diamond wedding ring. Platinum wedding ring is perfect for those who wore only the ring to see the State of a lifetime. You are other gems are Sapphire, Emerald, Topaz, turquoise and pearls for her wedding ring.
So, if you have your relationship as old as ever make it, better a beautiful wedding ring go for platinum wedding ring. I assure you, you will not regret choosing Platinum as a death metal band for you and your wedding ring.


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QuickBooks – Units of Measure on Sales Forms – Part 23
This is the final installment on units of measure and on the Inventory module. It deals with U/M on sales forms using the QuickBooks sample company, White Ridge. This company is going to order the marble for the kitchen remodel. I am going to order the marble using a purchase order and I will show you how easy I can convert from one unit of measure to another. This of course will be within the...Read More


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Returning home from the Crusades, Swedish knight Antonius Block and his squire Jöns find the land ravaged by the plague. Block finds that people everywhere are living in fear believing it is God's punishment and that the end has come. Block has lost his faith and is looking for answers so when Death comes for him the knight challenges him to a game of chess. The countryside is bleak and many search for answers though none seem to be found. Block makes it to his home and believes he has the upper hand – but Death will have his way.
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Director: Ingmar Bergman
Writer: Ingmar Bergman (play), Ingmar Bergman (screenplay)
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90to5 Editor Bio: I'm a filmmaker and editor for more than 25 years. During the years, I worked on almost every possible genre and served as a concept artist, music editor, colourist, video-artist and more. However, I consider myself first and foremost an editor.
I chose a masterpiece by Ingmar Bergman, one of the greatest filmmakers ever lived. I took a song by Scott Walker (a fascinating musician who I adore), released in 1967 (10 years after the release of the film), paying a tribute to the film and telling its story in less than 5 minutes. The film is obviously much bigger than the narrative as conveyed in the song. It's a whole philosophic essay, but I thought it could be an interesting artistic act to marry them together and this is the end result. The original title I gave my cut was "When Walker Met Bergman – 'The Seventh Seal' Revisited".
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Cambridge Festival of Ideas 'Hub' day on 29 October will feature 22 events.
The ninth Cambridge Festival of Ideas will be taking over Anglia Ruskin University campus in Cambridge this weekend, with a packed programme of talks, activities and events being held across the campus.
In addition to being one of the Cambridge Festival of Ideas partners, Saturday, 29 October will once again see Anglia Ruskin become the Festival Hub.
Amongst the 22 events taking place on campus is The geography of romance, where Viren Swami, Professor of Social Psychology at Anglia Ruskin, will discuss why location affects who we fall for and why.
Professor Swami, who has produced his own "London love map" as part of his research, said: "Internet dating has changed where we meet potential partners, but even online we favour people who are geographically close. As well as making dating more convenient, we are attracted to people who are similar to us, and similar people are more likely to live nearby."
Elsewhere, Dr Domenico Vicinanza will lead a talk examining how body movement can be converted into sound, using a technique called data sonification.
Dr Vicinanza and his colleagues are researching the various health benefits of sonification, and are developing a "smart glove" to help stroke patients with their rehabilitation.
Other events include Transatlantic: They say! We say! which will link up young writers from Cambridge and Houston for a live poetry performance, and Dr Sarah Kuppen, Senior Lecturer in Psychology, discussing Opinions on parenting – how to sort the help from the hype.
Miriam Berg, Public Engagement Officer at Anglia Ruskin, said: "Our involvement in the Cambridge Festival of Ideas continues to grow and we expect that this year's Festival Hub day will be the most diverse and exciting so far. We have 22 talks and events taking place on campus, and there really is something for everyone."


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This game is better than the original Bubble Trouble on miniclip!
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Its really cool to have the roles switched around.
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It looks like Tyga may have a special remix on the way over 21 Savage's "No Heart."
It looks like Tyga is moving on from the IG disses, and taking his feelings to wax. Late Friday night, footage surfaced online of what appears t be a new diss record from Tyga going in over 21 Savage's "No Heart" instrumental by Metro Boomin.
No word as for how the footage surfaced, or if it's even real, but it looks like Kylie's snapchat may be the place to blame. The clip finds Kyie standing in a mirror while Tyga's diss record plays in the background. In it, he raps ""Suckin dick for a Ferrari," which we can presume is reference to Drake's birthday gift he received.
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Earlier today, the fine folks from Blizzard's Diablo III office published a gaming decision that once enacted – set to go in effect on March 18th, 2014 – will finally put a long-discussed, and highly controversial aspect of the game to rest: the gold and real money auction house, which was established this past June, will be shutting its doors and closing its operation for good. Blizzard made their reasoning behind this decision pretty clear, stating "it ultimately undermines Diablo's core game play: kill monsters to get cool loot." Hit the link below for more details, more intriguing quotes from the men and women behind the Diablo curtain, as well as our own, in-house, slightly qualified thoughts!
In just under two weeks, the Darksiders video game brand may very well be back home with its original development team, who at the time programmed under the Vigil Games flag. Crytek USA, the team's new home, is most famous for its graphically stunning, hardware maxing FPS series, Crysis, which is now 3 games deep. Just last week Crytek USA CEO David Adams tweeted his emphatic desire to re-land the Darksiders IP:


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This year, the European LGBTI movement will meet in Warsaw from 1-4 November.
Annual Conference
Every year in October ILGA-Europe hosts its Annual Conference. In this section you will find information related to our previous and coming conferences.
The Annual Conference 2016 kicked off in Nicosia from Wednesday 19 October to Saturday 22 October. The theme of the conference has been decided to be Power to the People - Celebrating 20 years of the strength within.
This year's Annual Conference takes place in Athens between 28 and 31 October 2015.
The Annual Conference 2014 took place in Rīga, Latvia, from 9 to 11 October 2014, under the theme MOVEment: Leading Sustainable Change.
ILGA-Europe's Annual Conference 2013 will take place in Zagreb on 24-26 October 2013.
ILGA-Europe's Annual Conference 2012 will take place in Dublin on 18-21 October 2012.
The 15th ILGA-Europe's Annual Conference will take place in Turin on 27-30 October 2011.
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Please pray for the GLS events this week. Pray for God's presence and anointing. Pray that each leader who attends would be blessed, encouraged and inspired.
February 27
Puerto Cabezas, Nicaragua
March 2
Goa, India
March 3
St Michaels, Barbados
Malta, Malta
Pulau Pinang, Malaysia
Pray that we can experience the impact of transformation in our nation.
Baguio City, Philippines
Camaguey, Cuba
Pray that we can become a light in our city, and reach people for the Gospel.
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Ancestor veneration is a practice that nearly all animistic peoples, past and present, have shared, and the pre-Christian Norse and other Germanic peoples are certainly no exception. The dead remained in their community's collective memory long after their passing, and were perceived to confer blessings upon the land and the people they left behind. This may have been especially so if they were properly reverenced by their descendents.[1]
In Old Norse literature, the most frequent gift of the ancestors is the fertility of the land, which, it hardly needs to be pointed out, corresponds very well to the ecological role of a decaying body – providing nourishment for other, living members of the ecological community. The hamingja ("luck"), one of the semi-autonomous parts of the self in the indigenous Germanic worldview, is often passed on to a descendent. He or she is thereby granted the ancestor's propensity for success. Sitting on a burial mound in order to receive creative inspiration or an answer to a burning question is another common practice.[2] In addition to these specific customs, the ancestors are petitioned for help in all areas of life.[3]
It may have been that those who had brought especial prosperity to their people during life were held to also be able to grant especial prosperity to their people after they had died and become an ancestor. Take, for example, the case of King Halfdan, renowned for the benignity of the climate and the success of the crops that the Scandinavians enjoyed throughout his reign. Upon his death, representatives from the districts over which he had presided congregated to request the internment of his body in their home district, so as to ensure the continuation of their recent good fortunes. The king's body was eventually divided among the eager diplomats.[4]
Ancestors, Elves, and Land Spirits
Intriguingly, the line that separates human ancestors, elves, and land spirits (Old Norse landvættir) in Old Norse literature is exceedingly blurry. While it would be straining the evidence to suggest that the three categories are ultimately synonymous, it would be in blatant contradiction of the evidence to suggest that they're cleanly separate groups. The ancient Germanic conception must lie somewhere in the middle, although precisely where is impossible to say – due, as with so many other areas of our knowledge of this worldview, to the sparseness of the primary sources.
Land spirits and elves occupied much the same role as the ancestors in what we today would call the religious customs of the pre-Christian northern Europeans. They were propitiated in much the same way and held influence over many of the same aspects of the lives of humans. Even the dwelling-places of these types of beings overlapped; elves were traditionally associated with the burial mounds and chambers of the human dead, and would commonly receive sacrifices at these places. Perhaps the most striking example of this connection comes from The Saga of Olaf the Holy, one of the first Christian kings of Norway. In this saga, Olaf and a servant ride past the burial mound of the king's ancestor and namesake, who is now called by the name of Ólaf Geirstaðaálfr – literally "Olaf, the Elf of Geirstad," a title that clearly implies the currently elfin state of the king's forefather. The same passage also insinuates that King Olaf is the reincarnation of the deceased Olaf,[5] presumably through the hamingja. Part of the elder Olaf seems to have become an elf, while another part has been passed on to Olaf the younger.
The Continuing Presence of the Dead
Today, we tend to think of the dead as either ceasing to exist as anything besides a chunk of inert matter to be stuffed with formaldehyde so as to delay its reintegration into the land, or as an incorporeal, floaty thing sufficiently removed from the tangible world as to have no influence upon it or relationship with it at all. For the ancient northern Europeans, however, the dead continued to reside amongst their human and ecological community in some capacity, and had the power to bless those who blessed them.
Looking for more great information on Norse mythology and religion? While this site provides the ultimate online introduction to the topic, my book The Viking Spirit provides the ultimate introduction to Norse mythology and religion period. I've also written a popular list of The 10 Best Norse Mythology Books, which you'll probably find helpful in your pursuit.
[1] Ellis, Hilda Roderick. 1968. The Road to Hel: A Study of the Conception of the Dead in Old Norse Literature. p. 99-120.
[2] Ibid. p. 105-111.
[3] Ibid. p. 99-120.
[4] Snorri Sturluson. Hálfdanar Saga Svarta 9. In Heimskringla: eða Sögur Noregs Konunga.
[5] Óláfs Saga Helga. In Flateyjarbók.


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Spirit of Asia Award goes to Indian film director
The Spirit of Asia Award of Tokyo International Film Festival 2016 goes to Indian director Alankrita Shrivastava. The Japan Foundation Asia Center and the 29th Tokyo International Film Festival announced the winner of the Spirit of Asia Award on November 3. The winner was chosen from the directors of the Asian Future section, which is considered to be a gateway to success for Asian promising directors.
Born in Mumbai, India, Alankrita Shrivastava is a feature film director with a penchant for telling women's stories. She likes to explore the complex interior world of women through her films.
I really believe that the Spirit of Asia is the spirit to build peace across different countries in Asia regardless of the differences, and I really feel that the women of Asia particularly should come together to build a more peaceful Asia and even to the world.
- Alankrita Shrivastava (Director)
[caption id="attachment_61653" align="aligncenter" width="470"] Lipstick Under My Burkha (2016) ©m-appeal[/caption]
Her directorial film presented at TIFF was Lipstick Under My Burkha (2016/India). An innovative film depicting the secret acts of rebellion committed by four Indian women, including an oppressed housewife and a burkha-clad college girl.
For its daring blend of comedy and serious drama, dream and reality, and truth or dare; Lipstick Under My Burkha's stylistic duality mirrors the doubles lives that the female characters are forced to lead. In the process, the film challenges us to enjoy the pain and suffer the joy.
- Philip Cheah (Film Critic)


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Feb 28, 2010 - 10:31 pm
We had some friends out today and one of my friends said that since all of my treatments are over now, I can just go back to being the old me again. I just smiled and said yea, sure. Why can't people understand that I don't think I can go back to the old me, that I have changed, and probably not in a good way for now. I finished rads just a few months ago and I still feel lost. I still feel like I am kind of in a queary as to how do I forget about a recurrence, how do I just not think of my bc everyday. How do I not look at her or any of my other girlfriends and just say why, why me. Guess I am just feeling a little down and like others on here, needed to write this down. I will get past this, it just upset me that she thought I can go back to how I was before my bc, because I can't, no matter how hard I try. Thanks for reading this.
Feb 28, 2010 - 10:50 pm
We all go thru this Megan. I got sick of hearing it too, so, I just ignored those comments. They mean well, they just don't understand. People close to me understand that I am still going thru a lot and will for awhile. It doesn't just go away after our treatments end. Hang in there and I promise, it will get better for you. And vent anytime you want. The rest of us do. LOL
Hugs, Angie
Feb 28, 2010 - 10:57 pm
I so get what your saying.
Feb 28, 2010 - 11:50 pm
I think it hit you wrong because you know you cannot go back to the way you were. Having cancer changes you physically and emotionally. Those around you cannot understand what they cannot see. If they are really your friend, they will come to understand and accept the new you. If they don't, it's their loss.
Take care,
Mar 01, 2010 - 3:31 pm
It did hit me wrong Aztec, as, I knew that my before bc was gone. I just want to feel good again, mentally and physically. I thought I was doing pretty good until she said that.
Mar 01, 2010 - 6:08 pm
We accept the new you if no one else does. Keep that in mind. And I too want to feel well again.
Hang in there.
Mar 03, 2010 - 12:36 pm
Thank you again Aztec! Thank you so much!
Hugs, Megan
Mar 01, 2010 - 12:13 am
Hi there,
I'm brand new, surgery scheduled for Thursday, and already I hear the word "just." So, they say, just lummpectomy? Just radiation? Number one, that's what's scheduled, but who knows what they will find, how many nodes, clear margins or not, blah blah blah. And number two, it's that word "just." I haven't even begun and it's already minimized.
I hope to be as strong and real as all of you.
Mar 01, 2010 - 10:49 am
Thanks for letting me know that it isn't just me feeling like this. It just hit me wrong yesterday when my girlfriend said that and I needed to vent. You are all the best!
Mar 01, 2010 - 6:21 pm
Welcome to the site. I wish you well on your upcoming surgery.
Take care,
Mar 01, 2010 - 7:04 am
Jan 22, 2011 - 2:25 pm
bumping up
Mar 01, 2010 - 7:10 am
I'm with you Megan. I believe the old me is gone, and as already stated if people can't accept the new us then we have to just go on. I know that I'm still a good hearted person but I've lost a lot and I will never be the same. We are however better than we were because we are warriors and we have fought the biggest fight anyone can ever fight!! Remember your a beautiful person and you should be accepted for who you are through all of your changes and times of trial.
Mar 01, 2010 - 9:47 am
I agree with everyone. The old me is no longer here, but, the new me isn't bad. I think it hurts us to hear people say that as we had nothing to do with the changeover. Like Kari said, we are warriors and for that alone, we have become stronger.
Hugs, Debby
Mar 01, 2010 - 10:58 am
I wish it could be over. Onc visits every 3 months, frightening mammos every 6 months and don't get me started on the Arimidex side effects. I'm fatter and crabbier than ever before. It has been a rough year and lots is behind me but like the rest of you I'm clear about my mortality and try to make the most of each day. I'm not bitter but it is odd that people are surprized that I still come to the website and read about cancer. We've been tramatized and that doesn't go away with the end of our treatments. In fact, it can be more of a challenge when there is nothing more we can do but wait and hope it doesn't hit again. Hugs to all.
Jun 02, 2010 - 8:18 pm
Amen sister. Im hoping that the "heavy" thoughts lighten up. Maybe not think of it allll the time. I've finished all treatments, but it seems that the treatments still exsist. Drs visits, daily meds, tests and the " oh, whats this bump?" lol We are at least here for each other. Thanks to all you wonderful women, and yes, you few men for giving me inspiration and hope. Gayla
Jun 02, 2010 - 9:03 pm
I still remember all the Dr. visits and wished I didn't have to go so often. Everyone who worked in the Dr.s offices were great. But, on my last visit on my way out the door I told all good bye, it's been nice knowning you all, it's not that I don't care about you all, but I am out of here, bye......That was April 1, 2007, and yes it never ends.
I read a lot of the messages and sometimes feel guilty that I was so fortunate to have caught my tumor quickely, had a lumpectomy before the turmor had time to generate nerve endings or blood vessels. But remember deeply my surgeon's apology of not getting me in sooner because on a scale of good, bad, and ugly, I had ugly and it was only a matter of days before ugly turned into deceased. To this day, even if I had an enemy I wouldn't wish chemo on anyone. But, I never make it through a day without wondering will or when the ugly dragon will rear it's head again.
I learned a long time ago laughter is the best medicine. There is humor in everything if you let it happen. We laugh alot everyday. I tell a lot of ladies, laugh, dance, sing a little song, dance in the rain, enjoy life as if it is the first sunny day of your life.
Just remember friends and family are not being insensitive, it's that they are relieved you are doing well, back in the circle of friends and family, and really don't know how to express their feelings to you, not familur with your new concerns of how you are dealing with life changes. Hang in there, there are plenty of us to help tickly your funny bone.
Mar 14, 2010 - 6:10 pm
I like your outlook----we will never be the same, but to take it one step further---
Mar 01, 2010 - 11:06 am
People minimize it because they don't want to deal with it. Your response "yea sure" tells them to back off and that's what they want to do. We give them the ok to back off. I got the "just a lumpectomy", and boy you were lucky no lymph nodes were involved. What they did not realize is that it has a high "rate of return" indicated by the Oncotype DX test, so I had 6 rounds of chemo and 6 weeks of radiation. I've been out of treatment now since last June, so everyone just assumes I am 100% better. Every time I get undressed I realize how "not better" I am. I guess this is what we have to deal with every time we are in other people's company, and its incredibly sad, isn't it.
Mar 01, 2010 - 11:13 am
What you just wrote Pat made so much sense. They don't want to deal with it or maybe even face the fact that someone they know or love has been afflicted with this terrible disease. So maybe they, our friends and family, just want to move on past it because they don't want to have to face it, never realizing that we can't do that so easily. Thanks!
Mar 01, 2010 - 11:34 am
I so understand the way you felt too Megan. I wish I could go back to the old me, but, I can't either. I am sure that with time, we will all feel better. I haven't been out of treatment that long either, so, I just need to be patient. Good luck!
Mar 01, 2010 - 12:25 pm
Megan, this post comes around about every three months, and each time someone experiences the reality that the "old me" is gone, it makes me sad. I am almost a year and a half out of treatment (lympectomy, chemo TAC, rads, and on year 2 of tamoxifen), and I still am offended when someone tells me "you are looking so good". Only those of us who have experienced the bc journey can understand that just because you look okay on the outside, the inside is forever changed. The day I finished my last rad treatment, I came home to cards, flowers, and phone calls telling me how wonderful it was going to be to get back to my real life. Little did anyone know, my "real life" is what I carry with me every day since diagnosis....not the before. We learn from our experience with the fight for our lives, we welcome all who carry us when we can't do for ourselves, and now we just wish that all of those concerned people could feel what we feel every day of our life...and that is that we are different, and still are in a healing mode of some kind. Some of us have our hair back, some have gained the weight back that was lost, some have new hair color or texture, some have gained weight because of the hormone receptors. But all of us carry the scars that breast cancer leaves, both physically and mentally. I feel lucky to be alive, happy to watch as my family grows and become their own persons, and sad that I can't go back to the way I was before diagnosis. My favorite placque is still sitting on the counter in my bathroom, and it says, "Courage isn't always a loud roar. Sometimes courage is a quiet voice at the end of the day that says, "I will try again tomorrow". Our tomorrows are different than they were before diagnosis, but they are something we all look forward to celebrating. I have accepted my new world, and hope you can find a "new you" and celebrate it every day. Hugs. Judy
Mar 01, 2010 - 2:16 pm
I don't want to sound all depressed, because I am not. What she said just irritated me, a lot. I am thankful to be free of cancer and look forward to a long and healthy life. I just wish others that haven't been thru breast cancer could understand a little bit better, but, I know that isn't possible.
Thanks to all of you. You make me feel so much more a part of this board!
Hugs, Megan
Mar 01, 2010 - 2:21 pm
Your post is so true.... one of my friends called me a "hero"....I am not a hero, I am just trying to get through this. Chemo, lumpectomy and now half way through rads. And, as you said, we might look good on the outside, but the inside is full of fear, doubt and frustration. The only time I forget about all of this is when I spend time with my 2 year old granddaughter, who lives 200 miles away, so I don't see her as often as I need to.
Mar 04, 2010 - 10:31 pm
I really think we are all heros Judy, for all that we have to go thru. It sure isn't easy. But, we have shown that we are all stronger than the beast and will defeat it.
Mar 01, 2010 - 12:06 pm
I don't believe that we'll ever be our "old self" again and until you walk in our shoes I don't think you can understand that either. I can say that I've had my mortality brought before my eyes and I just don't look at life the same way anymore. I certainly don't take it for granted and try to live each day to the fullest. I try not to put off until tomorrow anything that I can do today...tomorrow is not a given, anymore. So, yes, things are different but not necessarily in a bad way. Life is precious and I intend to live it that way!!
Mar 27, 2010 - 2:35 pm
I hope you are feeling better Megan. I think that sometimes people just don't know what to say to us and sometimes they say something that hits a nerve with us. Try to talk to your girlfriend and explain to her how what she said hurt you. I wish we could go back to the way we were before bc too, but, we can't. But, who says we can't be better? Take care of yourself and let us know how you are doing.
Sep 15, 2010 - 12:00 pm
I always loved this post Megan. I think we all can relate to it! Thank you!
Mar 01, 2010 - 12:22 pm
I don't even remember the old me and don't know who the new me is yet. I do know I have an ever present thought about treatment not working, if it does, recurrance, etc. And Lymphadema. How can you not constantly be aware of playing with pets, gardening, bug bites, paper cuts....
Mar 01, 2010 - 2:25 pm
Remember the phrase "Until you've walked a mile in my shoes"? Well I feel it works in reverse. What I mean is, no one can possible even come close to imagining what we, or any big time illness survivor, has gone thru. How could they? In my wildest imagination I could not phathom all the anxiety, pokes, pains, surgeries, sickness from treatments and then all the side effects that are so horrible and on and on, not including the loss of hair, body parts, early menopause plus, plus, plus. I know I couldn't. My niece was dx 3yrs ago next month and although I was there with cards, flowers, concerns and prayers, I truly had no idea until it was me last June. I truly had no clue what I was sympathizing about, but I thought I knew. And when it was "over" and she was in bed still depressed and not taking phone calls, I couldn't possiblly understand. Til last June. When I used to think I could never be that brave, I didn't realize bravery has nothing to do with it. You do what you have to because you want to live. Someone said to me today when we were talking about someone having some illness and I said "Wow, I'm such a whimp etc." and she said not you, you are such a trooper etc. I'm not. Yesterday I hosted a luncheon for 50 of our volunteers and most hadn't seen me since our Xmas fundraiser the beginning of Dec 09 when I was too sick to put on make-up and wore a cap and no wig and they thought they would have to call 911 I looked so awful, tht yesterday (out of treatment since 12-11) that they all came up and hugged me and said how great Ilook and how great my "hiar" looks, all knowing it's a wig, and I was in my glory. I do feel great and I know my wig looks great and it's ok if they don't really know, I don't want them to feel bad for me. I'll do my "grieving" in private and when I'm out I forget and feel like the old me. I hope none of my dear friends ever will understand...that means they would have joined our group.
But here is where we let our hair down, here everyone understands, here is comforting to know it's not only me that feels depressed, or angry etc. Sometimes we just don't feel up to a group and that's ok...before bc I felt that way sometimes anyway. I feel there is no right or wrong way to feel and our moods shift and change and some days some jerky person can really get to us, just can't help it.
I forgive most people because they just don't know...I didn't either. I posted a wonderful video yesterday titled "The girls should be dressed in pink". If you haven't seen it yet, take a look...it's all about us here, it's very moving and I felt very inspired about this group and a few select friends/ relatives "on the outside".
Megan, I'm glad you're feeling better. I don't work so I don't have to put up with the jerks at work anymore and boy there are some real jerks. But they were before bc and we probably ignored them then too.
The sun is shining today and I feel very hopeful...
Hugs, Judy :-)
Mar 01, 2010 - 2:30 pm
Thanks Judy. Your post brought tears to my eyes as you understand and explained it all so well. Yes, the sun is shining and I want to make the most of my day however I can.
Thanks again!
Hugs, Megan
Mar 01, 2010 - 2:44 pm
When I was first finished with treatment, it felt so good to be able to eat and feel so much better and that's all I thoght about. But now, I'm pretty used to feeling pretty good and now my mind starts rehashing the past few months and my mind jumps ahead to my first mammogram on the remaining breast and fears of having to do this all over again or have a recurrence. Whether it's a fake boob like mine or reconstruction like so many others, it's still not the same, not being able to get blood pressure taken or iv's or blood test in the "bc arm", are all physical reminders of bc and will never go away. We must choose to deal with it as best we can, some days good, some days not. We just have to love the good days and hope for more of them than the other days.
The bad days, we are here for each other...thank heaven! I'm so happy I was able to help.
Hugs, Judy :-)
Mar 01, 2010 - 6:03 pm
Like everyone says, it is hard, if not impossible to go back to the way we were. But, we need to realize that we beat the beast and find that new us and maybe become even better. Realize how lucky we are to have survived it and to really look into enjoying our future's even more. I, as others, fall into the slump of where I feel sorry for myself to, but, I try to pull out of it as quickly as I can. I am sorry that what your friend said upset you. People that haven't been thru what we have, just don't understand. Hope you feel better Megan!
Jun 03, 2010 - 2:57 pm
Megan, your post is so much of what we all go thru with our friends, coworkers and families. It was great that you finally got it off of your chest and confronted your friends. I bet it has even made your friendships better and made you feel better too. Continued good health to you!
Mar 02, 2010 - 11:11 am
You did help me a lot Judy! I am lucky to have found this board and to have found all of you!
Hugs, Megan
Mar 01, 2010 - 9:46 pm
Thanks for this thread Megan. It helps knowing that I'm not the only one who gets annoyed by what certain people say. I know they mean well (Well I'm not sure that they ALL mean well, but I'll give them the benefit of the doubt), but sometimes I just want to scream.
BTW, I love your picture of the kitten! Makes me smile everytime I see it.
Mar 02, 2010 - 10:37 pm
No, you are not alone Marcy. I am just glad too to know that I am not the only one. I thought maybe I was just being over sensitive.
Glad you like my kitten picture and that it makes you smile.
Mar 13, 2010 - 7:21 am
Thanks Judy,
Mar 14, 2010 - 12:27 pm
I am new to this site. How can I view your post of The girls should be dressed in pink?
Apr 02, 2010 - 1:16 am
You sound like you are doing better now Megan. I hope so. Vent here anytime you need to. That is why we are here, to help.
Mar 01, 2010 - 2:41 pm
I think that after you hear that BC news and have surgery and rads and I too am on Arimedix. I am crabby and tired and now I need to take blood pressure meds daily. Trying to get back to a regular schedule. And this all started right after Thanksgiving. But I am fortunate to have a friend who lets me be all of these and loves me any way but she has been my friend for over 45 years. I think that makes a difference. She sent me a journal book She called it my ugly book and told me It was just to right things that make me annoyed or angry. When I opened it I laughed. Surprisingly it helps me cope on bad days. When I try not to take it out on my family. But everyday is a new journey. Friday is another doctor visit. But you keep going cause you try to have hope!!!
Mar 01, 2010 - 2:36 pm
I hear you. I am not anywhere near done, still have over a year of treatments with the Herception. And I feel right now that my life will never be the same again. I am not sure why people think that life will just got back to the way it was before or that we will be the same person. There is a bitter sweet feeling about it. There is a loss of naivety when we have cancer and brush with death, it opens our eyes a little or pushes in directions we would never have chosen to go and confront aspects of ourselves. It is very very different from how we were before.
I did hear from the breast cancer educator and counsellor at the clinic where I go tell me that women after cancer they really transform into truly amazing people. I see that already on this site with what all of us are enduring as a result of this cancer and even in the down moments you are all so amazing.
I don't think trying to go back to the way you were before breast cancer is the answer and as you said you cannot. The best to do is to keep moving forward with what you have, your health and life.
Mar 01, 2010 - 11:34 pm
Mariam! The loss of naivety when we have cancer and brush with death, it opens our eyes a little or pushes us in directions we would never have chosen to go! That is so right, so perfect! I am trying to move forward, I really am. I guess when she said that, it just brought me down, where I don't want to be and try not to be. I just couldn't get it out of my head. I told my husband how much it upset me and he understands the best that he can. He knows that I am still troubled and he sympathizes with me. I guess I just need all of you to listen to me and to tell me that I am ok. Thank you!
Hugs, Megan
Mar 01, 2010 - 11:35 pm
Mariam! The loss of naivety when we have cancer and brush with death, it opens our eyes a little or pushes us in directions we would never have chosen to go! That is so right, so perfect! I am trying to move forward, I really am. I guess when she said that, it just brought me down, where I don't want to be and try not to be. I just couldn't get it out of my head. I told my husband how much it upset me and he understands the best that he can. He knows that I am still troubled and he sympathizes with me. I guess I just need all of you to listen to me and to tell me that I am ok. Thank you!
Hugs, Megan
Mar 10, 2013 - 6:09 pm
This post is so informative and says so much of how I feel too. It would be great to go back to the way we were before breast cancer, but like everyone writes, it is not possible. But, that just makes me want to make myself better, a better wife, a better person, a better friend, a better everything. Anyone else feel like that?
May 17, 2013 - 7:34 pm
Pinkrose, we all, at times, wish we could go back to prior bc, but, what we need to do is focus on our after bc and make it the best that we can. That's why this forum is so great. We can speak freely and get help and support from survivors that understand. I think you will find that to be very true.
Good luck!
Mar 01, 2010 - 3:44 pm
Hello Megan,
We simply cannot ever go back to the way we were prior to cancer it is not possibility as we are forever changed emotionally, mentally, physically it is as if we have been rewired. Folk who have never had to deal with a life threatening illness that is treated and then can loom inside waiting to return for Act 2 or 3 have no way to understand how we feel. I have been dealing with this for 12 years now and I think ahhhh cancer with every new ache, thob or change. It has kept me alive cause it makes me go to the doctor and get checked out. We can still live a happy life and with time it won't be so raw for you, it is who you are now and somewhere along the line there is usually one or two truly close people who will end up sort of getting it.
Hugs to you,
Jan 18, 2011 - 10:34 am
Bumping up for sisters going through this too
Mar 02, 2010 - 12:00 am
Mar 26, 2010 - 11:48 pm
You are probably right Jilly. My gf just didn't know what to say, and ofcourse, it hit me wrong. I haven't yet sat her down and told her how it made me feel, but, you are right, I really should. Thanks for your help Jilly.


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Over the past few years, Clark and I have been establishing our own Christmas traditions as a family. We really wanted Christmas to reflect who were as a couple; a day full of joy, love, comfort and absolutely no-stress. Our traditions are simple, but here's a few things we do to make the day reflect us!
Christmas Eve Gifts
As a kid my family didn't open any gifts on Christmas Eve, and Clark received the classic PJ's as a kid. Since we're not really pyjama people, we decided that on Christmas Eve we would get each other a "comfy outfit" we could wear as we lounged together the next day. It's become one of my favourite things on Christmas morning to roll out of bed and throw on my comfy outfit for the day. It's no secret that right now I'm loving these crew neck sweaters by Province of Canada! They just introduced a few new designs and I currently have my eyes on this one. They've also got these awesome wool socks, which instantly bring the coziness! You can't go wrong with them! You find the sweater from this pic here, and the socks here.
Stockings in Bed
It's really important to us to take time to just be together on Christmas morning. On Christmas Eve, we stuff our stockings and put them at the foot of the bed so when the morning comes, we can reach down and grab our stockings and open them in bed together. Stockings are my favourite part of the day.
Part of our stocking is a thoughtful card we select and take time to write it for one another. We consider our stockings a major part of our gift giving and spend time and money on making them awesome. I love see the little things Clark picks out for me, and I love finding little things for him! It's become a great connecting point for us!
This is the card I'm putting in his stocking this year (Clark, if you see, act surprised). You can find it here if you want to grab one for your favourite somebody!
Warm Breakfast
After we've finished unpacking our stockings we head to the kitchen and take our time making coffee, tea, and a warm breakfast we can sit down and enjoy together. We'll either make homemade waffles, or an oatmeal bake, but it allows us to relax and enjoy each other before we even touch the gifts beneath the tree.
More than the turkey dinner or the presents under the tree, I've come to appreciate the quiet moments we share together before the day really begins.
I absolutely cherish the stress-free moments when we're not rushing to be somewhere or get something done. Christmas for us is about being together without a schedule or an agenda and I love it!
What are some of your traditions that help to bring joy and rest to you and your fam?


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August 1st, 2006, 01:16 PM #1What's a Locked date?
Could anyone from Shareasale please tell me what a Lock date is?
Pending Sale
Lock Date: month/day/year
Is that the date when the sale is considered completed?
August 1st, 2006, 05:37 PM #2
I asked this 4 hours ago and I am still wondering what is a Lock date?
Is that when the sale is considered to be complete?
Thank you.
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August 1st, 2006, 05:46 PM #3
For merchants you use the Pending Sales model as you see there - the lock date is the date that that specific transaction will be added to your affiliate balance. Prior to that date the merchant can Void the transaction meaning that no amount would be added to your account.Thanks,
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September 19th, 2006, 02:28 AM #4
How long is it from the date of transaction to the lock date? I've got a transaction dated 8-4-06 that is still processing as of 9-18-06. I'm anxious as this would be the amount needed to put me over the minimum for a payment this month... my first payment!
September 19th, 2006, 05:46 AM #5What's a Locked date?
I don't know what is a locked date anymore!
But, the last time that I thought I had a locked date, she run out with the mail man.
So, I think I rather take my chances with anything that is not locked, unless I have the key to that lock...
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A brand-new novel in an original series from popular romance author Molly Harper! When Sadie and Josh compete for the same Kentucky Tourism Commission job, sparks fly - turns out Kentucky really is for lovers.
Sadie Hutchins loves her job at the Kentucky Tourism Commission. Not only could her co-workers double as the cast of Parks and Recreation, but she loves finding the unusual sites, hidden gems, and just-plain-odd tourist attractions of her home state. She's a shoo-in for the director's job when her boss retires at the end of the year…until hotshot Josh Vaughn shows up to challenge her for the position.
Josh is all sophisticated polish while Sadie's country comfort, and the two have very different ideas of what makes a good campaign. So when their boss pits them against each other in a winner-takes-all contest, they're both willing to fight dirty if it means getting what they want. But it turns out what Josh and Sadie want could be each other - and Josh's kisses are the best Kentucky attraction Sadie's found yet!
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When Washington truly and honestly deregulates -- as it did with airline fares in the late 1970s and petroleum industry pricing in the early 1980s -- consumers enjoy a bonanza of lower airfares and fuel supplies come into equilibrium with demand. But when Washington reverses course and substitutes regulation for the workings of the market, the result can and will be horrid. This is what is about to happen to electricity markets, says Stephen Moore (Club for Growth).
Congress is on the verge of re-regulating electricity, much in the pattern which created shortages and sky-high prices in California -- and stuck taxpayers there with a multibillion dollar bailout, further adding insult to injury. According to Moore:
- Bureaucrats at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission plan to impose vast new controls over local and state electric utilities.
- It would place power-generating companies under authority of newly-created Regional Transmission Organizations.
- Bureaucrats are trying to sell it as "deregulation" -- but it requires 603 pages of new rules and an initial budget of $750 million to implement!
In truth, it is politically inspired, Moore explains, penalizing New Mexico, Colorado, Idaho, Arizona and many Southern states in order to benefit states with political clout such as California and New York -- by rewarding them with lower prices.
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On Thursday I travelled up to London for the Clothes Show TV Launch Party later that evening. although the journey was rather stressful to say the least (I missed my train and had to wait a further half an hour for the next one) after what seemed like a decade I had arrived in London! A few more minor disasters later (which I won't go into because this blog post could go on forever), it was time to hop in a taxi and drive to the Embassy club where the event was being held! For once I was on time and arrived rather early..ok, I was the first one there but who knew that fashion people took the term 'fashionably late' so literally? But after a couple of minutes passed, more and more people strolled in and before I knew it the place was packed with people all there for one reason - to celebrate the return of Clothes Show TV! And so, the party began!
What I wore
I wore a stunning Little Mistress dress* kindly gifted by Little Mistress. I loved this dress from the moment it arrived, it has a sort of fairytale mystique about it, it tells you a story. With that being said I wore next to no jewellery, I didn't want to overwhelm the outfit with too many statement jewellery rings/necklaces when I felt that the dress did all the talking! The dress was really easy to wear and I received several compliments at the event! I'd like to say a massive thank you to Little Mistress for making the task of choosing my outfit an easy one!
|A random snap of the event in action!
|The coolest wall I have ever ever seen, I couldn't resist taking a quick picture of it!
|It was amazing to meet the stunning Jade Thompson (this years face of the Clothes Show)! Who else watched her in Britain and Irelands Next Top Model? I can't believe it was 2 years ago!
Cheska from Made In Chelsea just inches away getting interviewed! I also got a smile from Fran later in the evening! It was crazy being in the same room as the people I watch every Monday night on MIC! (I am quite the fan..)
|The Dolly Rockers performing - these girls are so talented. (Sorry for the rubbish quality photo! It was taken on my phone!)
One Dolly Rocker down but here I am with the lovely and stunning Sophie and Daniele after their performance!
Annaliese Deyes and Times Red on the red carpet.
Me and the super talented and handsome Times Red!
|The goodie bag!
The event was held at Embassy Mayfair as I mentioned earlier, and from the coolest walls to the nicest looking food, it was a fantastic spot for a fantastic party! I got to meet and chat to some incredibly talented people while celebrating the long awaited return of Clothes Show TV. I am far too young to have any clear memory of the original Clothes Show TV because I was the young age of 3 but nevertheless I certainly know of its legendary existence! Its absence has been for a total of 13 years and making its grand return on YouTube I can honestly say I'm already hooked! The videos are concise clips touching on all areas of the Clothes Show, ranging from Beauty, Fashion, Showbiz and Behind The Scenes with just a click of a button!
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Mumbai: State-run Hindustan Petroleum Corp. Ltd (HPCL) swung to a profit in the quarter ended September from a loss in the year-ago period thanks to higher sales and lower inventory losses.
HPCL earned a profit of Rs701 crore in the quarter compared with a loss of Rs317 crore in the year-ago quarter.
"The increase in profit is due to higher domestic market sales and reduced inventory loss compared to corresponding period of last year," the company said in a statement.
The numbers also included budgetary support from the government amounting to Rs691.86 crore towards under-recovery on sale of kerosene, the company said.
During the quarter, sales increased 3% to Rs47,822.49 crore from Rs46,368.15 crore in the July-September quarter of 2015. "Domestic sales of petroleum products increased to 8.02 million tonnes from 7.78 million tonnes, registering a growth of 3.1% over the corresponding quarter of the previous year," HPCL said in the statement.
Sales of petrol increased by 9.3%; diesel by 1.1%; liquefied petroleum gas by 14.6%; aviation turbine fuel by 11.3%; and lubes by 16.6% from the year-ago quarter.
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Pork Loin with Apple Gravy
Growing up, I was not a fan of pork. I didn't like ham or bacon. In fact, the only way you could get me to eat any pork was with Shake 'N Bake (which I still love). While I still can't stand ham, I've discovered that bacon isn't so bad, and there are other ways to eat pork beyond Shake 'N Bake.
A few years ago, just before my wedding, I was introduced to pork tenderloin. I was a guest in someone's home so I politely ate the pork that was being served. What a surprise! I enjoyed the flavor. I wanted to find ways to make it on my own. And, I have.
This recipe, Pork Tenderloin with Savory Apple Gravy, was found on Pinterest. The tenderloin was easy to make in the slow cooker and quite delicious.
I started by lining my slow cooker with a liner. Then, I lightly seasoned the pork loin with kosher salt and fresh ground pepper before placing it into the slow cooker. In a small bowl, I whisked together 1 cup chicken broth, 1 cup apple sauce, 1 1/2 Tbsp Dijon mustard, 1 tsp dried thyme, 1/4 tsp salt, and 1/4 tsp pepper. After it was well blended, I poured the mixture over the tenderloin, then put the cover on the slow cooker and cooked the pork on low for 8 hours.
Once the pork was done, I removed the pork to a platter and kept it covered with aluminum foil so it would remain warm.
Then, I created a roux in a saucepan using 1 Tbsp melted butter and 1 Tbsp flour. After a couple of minutes, I added all the juice remaining in the crock pot, stirring until it thickened into a nice gravy. Finally, I sliced the pork tenderloin and served it with the gravy.
- 1 1/2 lb boneless pork tenderloin
- Kosher salt and ground pepper, to taste
- 1 c. chicken broth
- 1 c. apple sauce
- 1 1/2 Tbsp Dijon mustard
- 1 tsp dried thyme
- 1/4 tsp. salt
- 1/4 tsp. ground pepper
- 2 Tbsp butter
- 2 Tbsp flour
- Line your slow cooker with liner (or spray it with cooking spray)
- Season the pork tenderloin with kosher salt and ground pepper. Add the pork to the slow cooker.
- In a bowl, whisk together the chicken broth, apple sauce, mustard, thyme, salt and pepper.
- Pour over pork tenderloin.
- Cook the pork on low for 8 hours.
- Once pork is cooked, remove the pork to a plate then cover with aluminum foil.
- In a small saucepan, melt butter then add flour to create a roux.
- Add all the remaining juice left in the slow cooker to the sauce pan.
- Stir together and allow to thicken into a nice gravy.
- Slice the pork and serve with the gravy.
- Tastes great served with roasted potatoes.
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Hi Denise! I'm stopping in from Let's Get Real today. Your recipe is now on my list to try. Apple gravy? Sounds fantastic! The sweet flavor of the applesauce with the pork sounds wonderful And……….you had me at crock pot. Don't like bacon? My boys think bacon is one of the food groups. They crack me up!
I made this last night. 4/5 of the Allens liked it so that is a hit in my book. Thanks!
Your apple gravy with this pork sounds amazing!!
Thanks for linking up at Saturday Dishes "CROCK-POT" blog hop.
I pinned it.
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