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Put yourself on the grand stage of the most popular sport on Earth with PES 13 on PlayStation 3. Konami's superstar introduces you to the wonders of world football with a variety of modes. Want a quick kick about? Then the customisable Exhibition mode is for you.
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Whatever you choose, PES 13 delivers convincing and authentic looking football. Players express varying levels of delight and disappointment as they sprint, slide and shoot their way through matches. The fantastic level of detail doesn't stop at the players, either. Referees jot down notes in their books, cameramen closely follow the action and managers lurk on the sidelines.
It's all brought together with glossy TV style presentation, complete with short clips of real-life footage and the iconic UEFA Champions League anthem to get you in the mood. Don't forget that you can save your best moments as replays and bask in the glory of your footballing genius whenever you want.
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If you've ever wanted to dazzle Cristiano Ronaldo with your skills or tackle the likes of Carles Puyol in front of an adoring crowd, then PES 13 on PlayStation 3 is the perfect place to play out your football fantasies. The game's intro shows you the sort of skills that you can perform with a little practice - and you're immediately given the chance to learn them. Impressive ball trapping techniques, skilful dribbling, hold-up play and defence-beating tricks are all yours to discover.
There is a lot of depth to PES 13 so it pays to put in the training as the more you play, the more you'll unearth. Can't get past a tight marker? Why not try passing the ball through his legs with a nutmeg? Struggling to find space around the box when you receive the ball? Then maybe sombrero flicking it over your opponent will get you results. And if you're defending, be sure to time your tackle precisely - if you feel you can't make that judgement, use the pressure button to push your opponent onto his weaker foot and force a mistake.
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No football game is complete without friends, so PES 13 gives you the chance to enjoy the beautiful game with mates, whether they're in the same room or across the globe.
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The Annual Preservation Award Committee is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2012 Annual Preservation Awards and their respective award categories:
No finer example of the purest principles of preservation can be identified on any neighborhood streetscape in the Township Blueprints for this house were completed in 1930 by Paul Witmer, and it was built in 1931 for the Aungst family. Now known as the Phillippy home, the house and property remain true to the original design and presentation, even extending to the rose bed edging as planted by the Aungst family.
Current homeowners, Dennis and Ellen "Betsy" (Aungst) Phillippy, have deliberately maintained the original footprint of a home that has remained in the same family for multiple generations. When built as the sample home for Maple Avenue, 20 Maple was called a "Birth Control Home," intentionally designed with a limited number of bedrooms in order to limit family, sire.
This home is an archetype of a much different era in Hershey and adheres to the design principle that bigger is not always better!
Grandeur may not be a factor in evaluating the merits of preservation, but the Rung family, homeowners of this stunning property, deserve accolades for the arduous task of maintaining this property of grand-scale. Maintenance of natural materials in an aging infrastructure, without bowing to common trends of modem updates is a feat rarely seen in so pleasing a presentation.

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Series from WHITE COLLAR Creator Jeff Eastin Stars Daniel Sunjata and Aaron Tveit
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NEW YORK - November 2, 2012 - Inspired by a true story, USA's new one-hour drama, GRACELAND, begins production in Fort Lauderdale, FL this week. From Executive Producer and WHITE COLLAR creator, Jeff Eastin, the series is slated to film 11 episodes (in addition to the completed pilot). GRACELAND stars Daniel Sunjata ("Rescue Me") and Aaron Tveit ("Les Miserables") and will bow summer 2013 on USA.
Said Eastin, "When I first learned about the real 'Graceland,' I knew this story was too good not to tell. People from three different government agencies living and working undercover in the same beach house - the amount of conflict, danger and fun that creates is incredibly exciting to me. Just as importantly, we want Graceland to break new ground for the network with a darker, grittier style."
GRACELAND delves into the lives of an elusive group of undercover agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI), Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and US Customs, whose worlds collide at a repossessed Southern California beachfront mansion called "Graceland" (the house got its name because the drug lord from whom the authorities seized the house was known to be an obsessed Elvis Presley fan). With three agencies living under one roof, ordinary roommate issues are amplified, as secrets are a matter of life or death. Graduating at the top of his class, FBI rookie, Mike Warren (Aaron Tveit) anticipates a traditional DC desk job when he's unexpectedly shipped to "Graceland." Immediately thrown into his first undercover assignment, he relies heavily on the guidance of legendary FBI agent and mentor Paul Briggs (Daniel Sunjata). Briggs is an unusually Zen senior agent who notoriously hates the rule book and will go to any length to protect "Graceland" from the outside world.
With an ensemble cast, the series also features Vanessa Ferlito ("Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps") as strong-willed DEA agent Catherine "Charlie" Lopez, Brandon Jay McLaren ("Fallen Skies") as quick-tempered US Customs agent Dale Jakes, and Manny Montana ("Chicago Code") as the fun-loving prankster FBI agent Joe "Johnny" Tuturro. Guest stars in the pilot include Courtney B. Vance, Scottie Thompson, Brooke Smith, Clayne Crawford and Jay Karnes.
From Fox Television Studios, Jeff Eastin serves as creator and executive producer. Sean Daniel served as executive producer on the pilot with Russell Fine (WHITE COLLAR, NECESSSARY ROUGHNESS) directing.
Fox Television Studios produces scripted and unscripted programming for US broadcast and cable networks, and international broadcasters. The studio produces the hit series Burn Notice, currently in its sixth season, and White Collar, now in its fourth season and renewed for season 5, both for USA; and the series The Glades for A&E, recently renewed for season four. FtvS also is in production on Graceland, its new series for USA from White Collar creator Jeff Eastin; The Americans for FX, starring Keri Russell, scheduled to premiere in early 2013; and Maron, a fictionalized look at the life of comedian and podcast sensation Marc Maron, for IFC. The studio is also developing and producing several pilots, including Sirens for USA, written by Denis Leary and Bob Fisher who executive-produce along with Jim Serpico (project is from Leary and Serpico's Apostle and Fox TV Studios). FtvS also produces original movies for various cable networks. Home Alone: The Holiday Heist, starring Malcolm McDowell, will air this winter on ABC Family, and Prosecuting Casey Anthony, starring Rob Lowe, will air in 2013 on Lifetime.
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Bolinawan – [(nat.) bolinao (anchovy) and –an (suff., a place where one can do or get a particular thing)].
Before it became the name of the whole barrio, Bolinawan was the name of just one of the old places merged to form the new barrio. Thus, in the old records, by its name alone, the main characteristic of the place clearly was where one can get bolinao. The small fish must have been plainly plentiful there, or most probably, specifically in the coastal sitio now called Dunggo-an (docking place). Thus, it is not improbable that Dunggo-an was once actually the Bolinawan of old.
I dare conjecture on this because looking over the present center of the barangay, almost a kilometer from the shore, there is nothing to suggest that bolinao could once have been found in this area, since by the name itself bolinawan was obviously a settlement where there were lots of bolinao, and thus the name — unless there was once a market in this new center, where people could go to buy bolinao, so it was the bolinawan, and did not have to go to the dunggo-an. But the more concentrated population would conceivably be the dunggo-an where the fishermen congregated to live, and not this plain new center that does not seem to offer a means of livelihood — except farming, but that involves a sparse population where people live far from each other.
So let me try this tact: While Bolinawan was chosen to be the name of the new barrio when it was established but since plainly, the entire area of the barangay could not have been bolinao country, so the Bolinawan of old could only have been just the coastal settlement, and present-day Dunggo-an just a section in it. But there was even no mention of the name Dunggo-an then.
Therefore, the new center, where the barangay hall is presently located, it must have had another locality name itself, if it ever was a locale. What could this place have been called before the merger?
Of the present places (now called sitios) that comprise barangay Bolinawan, only Cambuntan, Canal, Lagang and Montepasi, along with Bolinauan, already figure in the 1850-51 parish book. However, Lagang is shared with Ocaña and we can't tell where the central Lagang in 1850 was located–whether inside present-day Bolinawan or in Ocaña. Meanwhile, Canal is a Spanish word and, interestingly, with Garay, are the only Spanish place names of the 50-some found in the book mentioned.


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Diana Al-Hadid's "Nolli's Orders" is liable to stop you in your tracks if you visit the Akron Art Museum, where it is on view through March 16.
Diana Al-Hadid's "Nolli's Orders" is liable to stop you in your tracks if you visit the Akron Art Museum, where it is on view through March 16.
Standing 13 feet tall and constructed from steel, polymer gypsum, fiberglass, wood, foam and paint, the monumental sculpture has the feel of an especially artful architectural ruin.
"It started like almost every piece, not knowing exactly where it would go," said Al-Hadid, a 1998 GlenOak High School graduate. "There wasn't really a single point of inspiration. I began with a few pedestals that I arranged on a grid, that would act as a sort of cityscape. For the first few figural elements, I asked my models to mimic some positions taken from Mannerist paintings. I mapped it out organically after that, taking one decision at a time."
A full-time artist based in Brooklyn, N.Y., Al-Hadid said, "I've always loved New York ever since our class trips with the art school. I moved there because it seemed like the best thing to do for my career, to be surrounded by other artists. It was more exciting than scary."
Growing up, Al-Hadid always was inclined artistically. "My high school teachers were very encouraging," she said. "But like most college kids, I got more focused and experimented with my work more when I was at Kent State."
Al-Hadid, who was born in Syria, earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in sculpture from Kent State University in 2003 and a Master of Fine Arts in sculpture from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2005. She is represented by the Marianne Boesky Gallery in Manhattan. A solo exhibition was presented this year at the Weatherspoon Art Museum in Greensboro, N.C., and will travel next to Savannah, Ga. In 2014, she will exhibit in Vienna, Austria.
Asked if her style is ever evolving, she said, "I don't think of my work as a style. But yes, my work is always developing, and it always shifts with current curiosities. It's always important to evolve."
To see more of her work, visit www.dianaalhadid.com.
Another GlenOak High School graduate, Amanda Kloots-Larsen is in the cast of "Bullets Over Broadway," a new Broadway musical comedy scheduled to begin previews March 11 at the St. James Theatre in New York City. Based on the 1994 Woody Allen film, the show stars Zach Braff and is directed and choreographed by Susan Stroman.


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The VA has been caught with its pants down. VA Medical Centers all across the country are under investigation, a scandal that should not have happened.
More than forty veterans died while waiting up to 21 months to be seen by specialist doctors for various life threatening illnesses at the VAMC in Phoenix, Arizona. More deaths are also reported at other VAMC's nationwide. This is blatant mismanagement if not criminal, under the supposedly watchful eye of VA Secretary Eric Shinseki.
Military veterans' organizations are calling for the secretary to be fired and prosecuted for mismanagement and answer for these untimely deaths. Likewise, Under Secretary of Health Dr. Robert Petzel and Under Secretary for benefits Allison Hickey should resign or be immediately fired. The Inspector General of the United States has been directed to conduct an investigation into the allegations brought upon the VA.
Paul E. Travis, MSgt, USAF, retired, veterans' advocate said, "It's time that all veterans unite to stop the mismanagement atrocity known as Veterans Affairs from further harming veterans."
Mr. Travis is well known among the veterans.
John Paul Rossie, Executive Director, Blue Water Navy Vietnam Veterans Association, speaks out to Congress to conduct a Congressional investigation, citing the VA scandal.
Veterans are treated like pieces of meat, Often they are handed pills, narcotics for pain and antidepressants to calm them down, and shoved out the door. Medically, this sort of action solves nothing. Is this proper care for our veterans at VA hospitals? I think not.
The American people should demand our Congress to step in and stop the atrocities that take place at VA Medical Centers. Demand our veterans be properly cared for. They gave their all for our country, we now need to give our all to them.
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Trimmed-down Maldonado reports to Brewers camp
PHOENIX -- Brewers backup catcher Martin Maldonado needed a smaller jersey when he reported for the start of an important Spring Training.
At the behest of club officials, Maldonado dropped 26 pounds over a busy winter by eating better and playing a lot of baseball. His Indios de Mayaguez team won the Puerto Rican Winter League, then advanced all the way to the Caribbean Series final before falling to champion Mexico.
After only four days off, a noticeably trim Maldonado reported for duty at Maryvale Baseball Park.
"Not that I was overweight last year, but I wanted to come into camp ready," Maldonado said. "I feel like I'm in the best shape of my life since I signed."
Maldonado is one of the Brewers backups expected to get extensive playing time in the Cactus League in an effort to compensate for sporadic at-bats in the regular season. Last year, Maldonado essentially sat out much of Spring Training because he backed up star Puerto Rico catcher Yadier Molina in the World Baseball Classic.
The time off set Maldonado back. Catching right-hander Wily Peralta every fifth day, Maldonado batted .169 in 67 games.
"I think it's important for the extra guys … they need more at-bats than the starters do," manager Ron Roenicke said. "They've got to feel really good about their offense, because when they get into [the season], it's one at-bat here or there. For Maldy, whether we catch him once a week or every five days like we did last year, it's hard to stay consistent."
Roenicke noticed Maldonado's offseason conditioning, saying, "He looks great."
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Sunday, February 27, 2011
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Now the REAL fun begins!
Friday, February 25, 2011
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Where to begin?
I get all hooked up to IV's Respiratory mists - and the resp. tech was able to give us some collars and a few other supplies we needed! Everyone @ Swedish is so nice and caring! Dr. Yakes and his two P.A.'s are fabulous, the nurses, even though they don't always get that IV on the first try - OUCH!
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So many adventures!
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Greetings to all of my family and friends - how are you? Well, things are never boring around here! Right around Mom's birthay, Feb. 7th, I kept having some bleeding from inside my mouth as well as feeling it trickle down down the back of my throat and then out my nostril(s)! One morning about 5:00 a.m. - I sat up and knew I was about to have a bleed. Sure enough, I barely made it to the bathroom to get all of that under control! So after a few days of having a "bleed" once or twice a day, I had asked Celia what she thought about maybe my going back to CO for another procedure, even though I had just come back from having one Jan 19th - 21st! I just didn't know what to do @ this point - should I wait it out and the bleeding will stop on it's own, like it did after my last procedure? I was getting tired of the bleeding @ least twice a day for the last 7 days! I hadn't told Mom because I didn't want to worry her - but we decided I would go earlier than the appt. I had already scheduled for mid-March!
Well, the day arrived for the healing Mass @ Lantana, and turns out the Mass was @ Noon and not 5:30 or 6:00 p.m. like we thought! There was a rosary being finished to we participated in that - we had our Aunt, Sister. Juanita with us, The Fossums, along with our nephew Mark, my husband Mark, the Morins and Celia's friend Patty from choir! Everyone was leaving the chapel, when my brother-in-law Greg spotted a priest that apparently the Fossums and Morins had run into @ the airport on the way to S. Dakota! Greg explained the situation and the priest did the annointing of the sick with the holy oils for me! It was very special! Too be continued.....
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Daily avm "fun"!
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Hi! How is everyone doing? Well, we recently survived our "frozen weekend" here in Corpus Christi, Texas! I was just telling Mom how nothing even "happened" after all the News about our weather, and she says, "what do you mean"? Apparently, since her place has trees right close to the house, she said it sounded like it was hailing all night for them! The trees we have don't touch the house really, so over here @ our place, I felt like I just looked out and saw frost on the lawn and cars! We stayed in for 2 days enjoying our furry kids!
I just wanted to add a thing or two of what my daily experiences are having to deal with an avm. Not that I want to sound like all I do is complain, but I do want to tell y'all what I DO go through, and how not necessarily All avm patients experience the same things - each individual has their own circumstances to deal with! You may have heard me mention a fellow avm-er that has her avm in her upper pallet of her mouth and I know she bleeds alot and probably deals with much more than I do! Not to diminish anyone else's situation, but I don't think my avm is as bad as it could be, but certainly worse than others. What made me think of this, was that yesterday (or was it earlier today, all my days run into each other!?) I just did not have the right balance of medication going and was not a happy camper! About 7:00 a.m. I'm trying to remember if my main pain killer, (oxycontin) made it into my mouth @3:30 a.m. I do remember trying to write it down and how I can barely tell what I wrote since I was more asleep than awake! I also remember spilling the entire contents of that bottle on top of me, so I was trying to make sure I gathered each pill - heaven forbid one of my babies eat one! I later found two pills, thinking I had put them all in the bottle! Well, it was 2 hours until time to take my next dose of that pain pill, but I'm starting to feel anxious and am exhausted, but not relaxed enough to close my eyes and sleep! In my mind I kept thinking, "I'm never going to feel well, I'm never going to feel well ..."! I finally told Mark I was taking my pain pill dose early by 2 hours, took my steroid for the swelling and fell asleep with a lifesaver in my mouth - my pain pills dry my mouth out so bad! I could have choked on that! Within an hour I was feeling so much better, yay! I remember asking Julie Labadie, Dr. Yakes Nurse when I first started treatments - "am I going to be in more pain the closer Dr. Yakes gets to my face"? In the very beginning of my treatments, I didn't even take any pain pills! Her answer was, "You may be surprised". Well, my fears were right though - must have pain pills and lots of steroids after an embolization!
Mark and I have enjoyed our furry babies so much this weekend! Our favorite thing is to all cuddle in bed and spend quality time playing with Hanz and Bella! They are so cute they take my mind off this horrid avm!
Unfortunately, another fun thing I have to deal with, is how much the steroid drys my skin out! My hands are all cracked and bleeding - Mark says he dealt with something similar as a child since he had eczema and still has a flair up once in a while!
I started trying to work with my "Therabite" again, to try and get my mouth open a little wider. I can barely get any food in there and the steroids make me so hungry! If you've seen me lately, I'm definitely finding a way to get the food in my mouth, ha, ha!
I've recently had some slight paralysis on the left side of my face - didn't realize it until about a month ago when I was in the shower and about to get shampoo in my eyes - I couldn't squeeze my left eye closed! The left side of my mouth doesn't move much and that impairs my speech some, and I've also lost hair on the left side of my head. If you look @ me directly, you can see where the right side of my hair looks thicker! Dr. Yakes physician assistant says once the avm is all gone and treatment has been completed, everything should go back to "normal"! Most cases, the paralysis lasts about 6 months or so.
On the brighter side, the weather cleared up enough that the sun was out and we took Hanz and Bella out for a short walk to get some fresh air! I was telling Mom earlier that I don't even "walk" the dogs myself - Mark handles both of them, each on their own leash and I just follow close behind with poop bags and treats! If we keep a decent pace, I can keep up ok! It was good for all of us to get out of the house since we had been closed in for the last 48 hours! Seems lots of the neighbors had the same idea, ran into several people walking their dogs or a couple that was pushing a stroller and had a toddler as well! The little girl stopped to pet our kiddos and was so cute in saying, "it looks to me like you have a little girl dog and a little boy dog, because you have a blue leash and a pink leash"! Mark told her that was very observant on her part! Hanz loves to have people pet him, but Bella is still pretty hyper and jumps about in excitement and that tends to scare the kiddies a little! We have a lady neighbor one block over that has to run out of her house and pet Hanz and Bella if we ever walk by, she really likes them a lot!
Oh and for over a week now, I've had a head full of mucus that I can't ever seem to blow all out! I probably should have gotten an over the counter antihisthemene (sp?), but have gone through a couple of z-packs that I suppose have helped some. I have about another week of steroids and I don't know whether that makes me happy or sad. Happy, so there won't be any more "hot flashes" maybe I can relax enough to sleep a bit better. Or sad, since once the steroids are gone, then I sometimes have trouble with swelling again and that means trying to keep the pain under control. Which leads me back to the oxycontin, a narcotic that makes me soooo drowsy, that when I get home from work, I just want to crawl in bed for a couple of hours and often do! I was telling Mom that needing that nap after work, really takes up all my time in the evening - and this isn't a "nap" to catch up on sleep because I stayed up too late - it's my body wanting to shut down from the meds I'm on! Sometimes I sleep past the time to take my next dose, yadda, yadda, yadda ...! Thru all this though, I do know it could be worse and I'm still pretty darned blessed and lucky to have family and friends that care, a loving husband that puts up with me no matter what state of mind/body I'm in and the two cutest dogs in the world to make me laugh and I get to love every day! I'm really gonna try and put some photos in here really soon! Especially because in 2 days it's Mom's birthday! Ok, the gangs all in bed, so I'm heading that way! Thanks for listening!
Much love and thanks to everyone! Especially my sister Celia - she was telling me about a healing Mass for me on the 16th I believe @ 6pm @ the church on Lantana! Plus, I was telling her I was almost ready for the next book in a series I'm reading for the second time (Diana Gabaldon Outlander Series) and she generously send me a Barnes & Noble gift card on an e-mail to purchase the next book! Yay!
Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
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Mo & Mos were in a casino, mentioned not being very good Muslims and yucked it up. Avi (of season 6) has mentioned that he would have done eating challenges claiming that he'd "eat pork on Yom Kippur." It all comes down to how devout you are in your beliefs, although in my opinion, if you have anything severely debilitating, you have no business being on the race *cough* Mika *cough*.
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Tyler and Nathan at the FINALE!!During an interview with Lisa, Baz and Sam on 92.9 this morning, Bingle divulged a secret about upcoming episodes of The Amazing Race: Australia.With the winning team set to pocket $250,000, Amazing Race producers have gone to great lengths to keep the result of the adventure reality show a secret since filming wrapped last November.Bingle is friends with contestant Nathan, who has found success on the show with his surf buddy Tyler, and Lisa cheekily asked the model if she knew how her mates from Bondi fare on the series.The former WAG giggled and said, I think I cant say this
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Does the world really need an anti-Concours D'Elegance, something to celebrate everything horribly spectacular in the automobile world? Yes, yes, and yes! The genius behind the Billetproof car show (which will be happening in Davisburg, Michigan this weekend), Alan Galbraith, is at it again and proposing a new show to celebrate all that we Jalops hold dear — terrible, awful, laughably malaise-tastic and yet completely lovable cars from the past. Have a Gremlin, a Lebaron, or perhaps a Mustang II? You'll fit right in with this crowd of automotive offal. The greatest part so far — Alan has no idea when or where or how it's going to work. But we have a few ideas we'd like to pitch.
If this is going to be a celebration of all thing automotively tragic and the antithesis of Pebble Beach, we suggest holding it in Flint, Michigan, at the 235-acre concrete field formerly known as Buick City. Major sponsors should include Marvel Mystery Oil, Valvoline High-Mileage products, Bondo, JB Weld, WD40 and Spam. It should be held during the most terrifyingly hot days of August for maximum beater overheating, and all car fires should be extinguished by pushing the flaming lump into the concrete trough that is the Flint River. Oh yes, this is a good idea. (Thanks for the tip Tomsk) [Autoweek]


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This pie is made with soy milk and still delivers great taste with fewer calories. If you like it a bit richer and are not worried about the calories use pareve creamer instead of soy milk or use a combination to your taste.
3/4 cup sugar
1 1/4 teaspoons ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1/8 teaspoon ground cloves
1 can (15 oz.) pumpkin
1 1/4 cups soy milk (10 oz.)
2 large eggs
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1. In a large bowl, mix sugar, cinnamon, salt, ginger, nutmeg, and cloves. Add pumpkin, soy milk, and eggs; whisk until well blended. Pour mixture into unbaked pastry in pan.
2. Set pie on bottom rack of a 425° regular or convection oven. Bake for 15 minutes, then reduce temperature to 350°; continue baking until center of pie is set and a knife inserted in the middle comes out clean, about 45 minutes longer.
3. Set pie on a rack until cool, at least 2 hours. After serving, chill pie airtight.
Garnish decoratively with cinnamon whipped cream, plain cinnamon, pecans, or with chocolate shavings.


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According to a new LIMRA survey, 49% of Americans said they weren't contributing to any retirement plan; Americans ages 18-34 were more likely (56%) to be among those not saving.
The survey found that only a quarter of all Americans and less than a third of Americans over age 50 worked with a financial professional to plan for retirement. However—even controlling for income—those who did were more likely to be contributing to a defined contribution plan or IRA. Seventy percent reported that their financial professionals recommended how much they should save for retirement. These findings suggest that financial professionals can have a positive influence on their clients' saving behavior.
"The findings from this survey were disturbing, given that people will increasingly need to rely on their personal savings to make ends meet in retirement," Matthew Drinkwater, associate managing director of LIMRA Retirement Research, said in a statement. "It was especially troubling to see that a larger portion of younger Americans—who are less likely to have a defined benefit plan—are not saving for retirement in IRAs or defined contribution plans. In order to have the adequate savings necessary to meet their financial needs in retirement—which could last 20 or more years—it is critical that these individuals begin saving systematically early in their working years."
Younger and higher-income consumers are more likely to be considering contributing to an IRA in the next year. But nearly half of all consumers said they are not planning to contribute to an IRA because they could not afford to do so.
"In the long run, these individuals would benefit if they made even modest contributions to a pre-tax savings plan that could accumulate until retirement," Drinkwater said.
The survey also revealed consumers' lack of knowledge about IRAs. On average, consumers answered almost half the questions posed about IRAs incorrectly; those consumers who currently contribute to IRAs answered only slightly better than non-IRA owners.
"Despite the extensive news coverage on the need to save for retirement, a large number of Americans are not heeding the warnings and preparing financially," Drinkwater concluded. "Our survey shows that consumers often lack understanding of the savings vehicles that could help them attain their financial goals for retirement."


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OK, they aren't really going to nuke my head, but I am getting ten sessions of whole brain radiation starting this afternoon. I'll back up a bit first, however.
Last Sunday I woke up with a headache that nothing would relieve. I tried Advil, then Tylenol, then both together. Even my medical marijuana wouldn't touch it. I contacted my neurosurgeon's office, and they set up an MRI to see what was going on. By Thursday I learned that two of my previously treated metastatic brain tumors had started to grow once again. They could not be effectively re-treated with gamma knife because we had gone that route previously. My neurosurgeon and neuro-oncologist consulted and decided that whole brain radiation (WBR) was probably my best next step.
Yesterday (Tuesday) I went in and met with Dr. Park, a radiation oncologist at Yale. He and his resident explained all the ins and outs of WBR, and once I agreed to treatment, I was fitted for a face mask. The WBR mask keeps your head positioned in the exact same spot for each treatment. It's made of a thermoplastic mesh material that is warmed, then molded to your face while it hardens.
I'm hurriedly writing this blog post because a) I know the WBR will make me tired, and b) I know I may lose some cognitive function during and after my treatment. For those who have been following me for a while, you might remember that I originally opted for gamma knife treatment to minimize any loss of my mental faculties. On the bright side, many women I've talked to in my online support groups had some memory and concentration side effects from WBR that eventually resolved on their own. We shall see what happens with me. I may be writing blog posts in crayon once I'm through with my treatment.
In the meantime, I'll be getting ten sessions of WBR. That's one session every business day for ten days (skipping weekends and Thanksgiving). I asked about taking mematine, an Alzheimer's drug, during treatment to hopefully reduce the cognitive effects. Dr. Park agreed and my insurance actually approved this expensive and still somewhat experimental (in treating WBR patients) drug.
My next post will probably be on the other side of WBR. Tim and I hope you all have a wonderful Thanksgiving!


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Sunday, 3 July 2011
Sunday Blessings - I Thirst
Posted by Amrita at Sunday, July 03, 2011
Labels: Photo Diary, Sunday Blessings
16 Fertilize my soul:
- Paresh Palicha said...
Nice post Didi, feels like I was there with you. This makes my Sunday really bless. Thanks.
- 3 July 2011 at 20:21
- Mari Nuñez said...
What a wonderful thing to do, so many kids around the world need a home. Mother's Theresa's great actions and teachings still get to live on through taking care of these children.
- 3 July 2011 at 21:23
- David Edward said...
bless you. just stopping by
- 4 July 2011 at 02:18
- Mel Avila Alarilla said...
I have been to the shelter home of Mother Teresa in the Philippines so I understand what you felt when you visited her place in India. Mother Teresa epitomized the teaching of Jesus of dying to oneself to further help the cause of Jesus Christ to alleviate the suffering of humanity. You have been like Mother Teresa in your place and God will bless you most abundantly for your efforts. Thanks for the post. God bless you always.
- 4 July 2011 at 04:40
- Felisol said...
Dear Amrita,
The brave little woman touched everyone's heart when she was in Norway. she was courageous and outspoken and not at all leaning on her laurels as a peace prize winner. She talked against abortion and the western selfishness and materialism.
She even said she pitied us, cause we were lonely in our big houses, while the poor of Calcutta had more compassion and tight social bonds than she found in the cold west.
She had power in her punches, and actually made people think.
- 4 July 2011 at 04:50
- Anonymous said...
Hooorayyy!! Happy 4th of July!!!
Do you happen to know how many Christians live in India, like maybe the percentage?
- 4 July 2011 at 21:49
- Amrita said...
Hi Miss Bible, enjoy your holiday.
Accoding to recent surverys the percentage of Indian Christians is just below 3% and growing - that could be 25 million people. But the church is growing
- 4 July 2011 at 21:55
- Anonymous said...
I am new to your blog , A nice page indeed and a very nice way to spend weekend
- 5 July 2011 at 01:53
- Abigail Jasmine said...
Hi there Amrita! I pray you've been well!
I met a Hindu tonight, and I would really love to get him a translation of gospel truth or some sort of book for him. Would you be willing to share any information or links you may know of? I would appreciate it so so much!!!! Thank you!
Could you email me if you can at- firstname.lastname@example.com
Thanks, friend!
God Bless yoU!~
- 6 July 2011 at 22:29
- Debra said...
Thank you for this post. I so love Mother Teresa and the work and ministry she provided to the "poorest if the poor".
- 7 July 2011 at 13:09
- Amrita said...
Bless you Debra
- 7 July 2011 at 17:47
- Amrita said...
Dear Abigail, I am so glad you could interact with this person.
If they can' t read Englsih you could get them a Hindi translation of the New Testament - specially the Gospel of John - The Bible Society of India could help you. I will check out their website.
The book -"Death of a Guru" would also be be helpful. It shoulkd be available thru Amazon.com
- 7 July 2011 at 19:04
- Amrita said...
Coming back to you Abigail,
A Hindi trandlation of the New Testament is available on Amazon an d also Death of a guru.
But first find out the language preference of your Indian friend.
- 7 July 2011 at 19:10
- Rosemary said...
Oh Amrita, this is beautiful. Mother Teresa was such an inspiration; she saw Christ in all those she took care of and she worked tirelessly to show by example the way of the Lord. You were so kind to take goodies for the children, especially when I know that things are not easy for you and your mother. God bless you for your good heart, your kindness, and your spreading the good news! You live your faith.
- 7 July 2011 at 21:24
- Amrita said...
Thank you for your sweet comment Rosemary
- 8 July 2011 at 14:02
- Anonymous said...
that's great to know, that at least the church is growing.
Thank you for the numbers.
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