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Lemon Artichoke Chicken
Author Notes: This simple dish is perfect for a mid-week supper, yet elegant enough for a dinner party. The recipe evolved from one I found years ago in a food magazine. I find that frozen artichokes taste better than do canned. - Lizthechef
Serves 4
- 4 boneless chicken breasts
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground white pepper
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1 10 oz. package artichoke hearts, thawed
- 2 tablespoons dry sherry
- zest of one Meyer or other organic lemon
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1/2 cup creme fraiche
- 1/2 cup grated parmesan cheese
- 1/2 cup panko breadcrumbs
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Pound chicken breasts to even thickness of 1/2 inch. Salt and pepper both sides of each breast.
- Melt the butter in a large skillet.
- Over medium heat, brown the chicken on both sides, about 4 minutes per side.
- Transfer chicken to 9 X 11 ceramic or glass baking dish. Cover the chicken with the artichoke hearts.
- Add the sherry, lemon zest and lemon juice to juices in the frying pan. Stir over medium heat until hot, several minutes. Add the creme fraiche. Remove from heat and pour over chicken and artichokes.
- Sprinkle with cheese and panko.
- Bake 20-25 minutes, until hot and bubbling.
- This recipe is a Community Pick!
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Citrus Recipe
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Comments (42) Questions (1)
20 days ago procrastibaker
This was easy and delicious, a perfect weeknight dinner. The leftovers were tasty, too, even if the breadcrumbs were soggy from reheating in the microwave. Thanks for a quick, elegant recipe for any night of the week!
20 days ago Lizthechef
Thanks - I love this recipe and make it over and over again.
about 1 month ago Sherri Simko
Second time I have made this recipe. I use canned artichokes and sour cream with some lemon. My family absolutely loves this and I can see how this could be an impressive easy entree for guests.
about 1 month ago Lizthechef
So happy - a food52 veteran came to San Diego a week or go and I made her the same dish - she liked it, I think. She is probably now "The Wimpy Vegetarian" but we all met 4 years ago when she was "Chez Suzanne".
3 months ago melbelgibson
I made this tonight with a few substitutions and it was absolutely divine. incredible. superb!
I didn't have any parmesan so I used feta, and no creme fraiche so i used fat free plain yogurt with a teaspoon of corn starch to stabilize it. I will make this again and again!
5 months ago Sabine Gagnon
I made this tonight and was seriously amazed at how delicious this was for how easy it was to prepare!
Instead of the Panko, I just grated up some stale olive bread that I had and it was fantastic! The chicken was so moist and the lemon complimented the artichokes beautifully. I'll be making this for years to come! Thank you.
5 months ago Lizthechef
So glad it was such a hit - thanks!
5 months ago Sabine Gagnon
Me, too! The husband especially couldn't get enough. I had to cut him off or else he wouldn't have a lunch to take in to work tomorrow :)
6 months ago 2-Little-Chicks
Another great recipe! Even the kiddos enjoyed it. I added sliced black olives and subbed sour cream for the creme fraiche...delicious!
7 months ago TammieK
For some strange reason, in Canada we do not get frozen artichoke hearts. Can I used canned and rinse them?
7 months ago Lizthechef
Sure -
9 months ago ortolan
I thought this was just okay, compared to most of the other recipes I've made on this site. Not sure what I did wrong, but the chicken seized up and got dry, and th flavors never really came together. It was more like fluffy lemon cream on top of dry thready chicken, surrounded by artichoke hearts that did indeed taste flash frozen. I'm used to using only fresh vegetables in my cooking, so perhaps that's where the recipe was lacking for me. Glad others enjoy it, though.
9 months ago Lizthechef
I can't imagine what went wrong. I can serve this for a dinner party - and Jennie featured it a couple of years ago. This is one fool-proof recipe and I am so sorry it did not work for you!
10 months ago nll
This is an old Sunset recipe, delicious
over 1 year ago Scdc850
I just joined the site recently, and this is the first recipe I've tried. It was phenomenal! My family loved it. I made the listed amount of servings and my husband was disappointed that I didn't double or triple it. Fantastic recipe!
about 1 year ago Lizthechef
Just found your comment - thanks. I looked up my own recipe to print as I lost my copy - pretty funny...
almost 2 years ago lastnightsdinner
This one's a keeper for sure - so quick and easy to make, and so delicious! We absolutely loved it. Thanks, Liz, for another wonderful recipe!
almost 2 years ago Lizthechef
Thanks, so happy you enjoyed it - I need to remember to make it soon myself...
almost 2 years ago Brunella
I made this last week for dinner and we really enjoyed it. It was quick and easy for a weeknight meal but it had great flavor. This is a dish I would even serve to guests because it can be prepared in advance and finished in the oven.
almost 2 years ago Lizthechef
I agree - have served it to guests as well...Glad it worked out for you.
almost 2 years ago Lizthechef
Sure, I make it with cream, yogurt - whatever.
almost 2 years ago ECabot
This sounds great. Easy and delicious. How about substituting greek yogurt for the creme fraiche?
almost 2 years ago Lizthechef
Not really - unless you want to change the flavors of the dish.
almost 2 years ago Tracysnbb
Is it possible to use good quality marinated artichoke hearts?
about 2 years ago
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I am all over this one, as in, I'm making it soon . . . very soon! Another to-die-for recipe from your kitchen. So glad it was displayed, as part of the re-imagined site functionality!! ;o)
about 2 years ago judynovak
Delicious, and so easy to put together. I dotted the top with butter and ran the casserole under the broiler to brown the top and make the panko crunchy. Served the chicken with couscous and saffron, cumin, pine nuts, parsley and diced sauteed zucchini - sort of an Ina adaptation. Perfect to set off the richness of the chicken.
about 2 years ago Kitchen Sink Diaries
loved this! i added some mushrooms and garlic too.
almost 3 years ago WoooPigSooie!
Tasty, easy dinner! Made this with buttery basil orzo and lemon garlic green beans. Loved it! Looking forward to the leftovers....
almost 3 years ago Rozste
great dish, I used package of frozen cauliflower instead of articoke.


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Yeah I'm sorta torn between wanting to land at least one multi-gpu feature, landing all of them, or landing none :-)For the X.Org Server 1.13 release in September we might -- hopefully -- see DRI2 offload slaves and output slaves be supported, which would be terrific. Though it looks like the GPU hot-switching and Xinerama removal might not make it until 2013.
The platform bus and the randr provider objects are the basis for most of it, however there are still some api changes needed, though they are just rebuild drivers that don't want new features.
The platform bus I've just resent, and I'd hope tomorrow to try and get the provider object stuff cleaned up and resent, after the previous comments on it.
I have 4 stages of features then:
1: output slaves - hotplug usb devices, expand the desktop.
2: DRI2 offload slaves - for rendering on a second GPU
3: GPU switching - requires introducing the impedance layer between protocol and gpu screen for primary screen, so probably needs a lot more review. With the impedance layer and tracking of pixmap/gc/picture objects, it should be possible to switch the intel/nvidia gpus around on the fly
4: xinerama removal - allow multiple master render/output nodes, with xrandr controlling them and their locations, this would pretty much encompass xinerama functionality. (this is definitely a future future material).
I've gotten 1+2 working on top of the current server, and I think for 1.13 it might be realistic to merge them, if I can get them posted/reviewed in the next few weeks, with 3 for 1.14 and 4 for 1.15 depending on how much energy/hatred I have left.
I honestly don't expect any fallout, apart from build fixing, from the API changes I've done so far, there is close to 0 functionality change in any of the paths we use in drivers.
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Jonathan Kopke, author of God's Thrifty Extravagance, answers some tough questions people have asked about the Bible's teachings regarding money and about his book.
It makes me uncomfortable that you're presenting a whole new way of understanding what the Bible says about money and possessions — and you're only a computer programmer. What credentials do you have to give your book any authority?
To tell you the truth, I've struggled a lot with the very question you've brought up: What authority do I have for writing a book about Christian stewardship — especially a book that has such a unique viewpoint? But three events have convinced me that I'm not just another crackpot with a homespun theory about the Bible.
First of all, for more than twenty years, I've been writing and teaching in churches about the paradoxes in what the Bible says about money, and over and over again, people have come up to me to say, "Everything you said rings true with the Bible, but I've never heard it before; you ought to write a book."
Secondly, when I finally put a manuscript together, before I showed it to anybody else, I sent it to four of the most educated, spiritually mature, biblically literate people I've ever met, and I asked them to give me their brutally honest opinions of what I'd written. Honestly, I was prepared to throw away ten years of work if they told me to, but all four of those people were embarrassingly adulatory about the book.
And thirdly, I registered a sample chapter of my manuscript with the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association, and a few weeks later, Discovery House Publishers lived out their name and "discovered" it. In one of the first conversations I had with Discovery House, I happened to mention another book that I knew had sold seven million copies after it was rejected by every Christian publisher in the country, and the editor from Discovery House told me, "Jonathan, even if we had known that that book was going to sell seven million copies, we still wouldn't have published it because we don't think it's completely faithful to the Gospel of Jesus Christ." Now that's integrity! And that's the third basis for my book's credibility.
Unlikely as it seems, a computer programmer in Cincinnati has somehow ended up as the author of a stewardship book that brings up eight or nine pages of references when you Google its title. As Andrae Crouch would sing, "I didn't think it could be until it happened to me."
I believe that the Bible is the authoritative Word of God, and I believe that God never contradicts himself. You must not believe these things if you think the Bible is "riddled with paradoxes," as you've said in the very first sentence of your book.
I agree with you 100% that the Bible is the authoritative Word of God, and God never contradicts himself. At the same time, I don't think it honors God to brush aside the statements in the Bible that seem to contradict each other. To cite a trivial example, when one gospel writer says there was an angel at Jesus' tomb on Easter morning, and another gospel writer says there were two angels, I'm certainly not going to conclude that the Holy Spirit made a mistake when He inspired one or the other. But at the same time, I can't help but notice that there's a difference between the two stories, and I think it actually honors God when we want to see what we can learn by studying differences like this one more closely.
One of the problems I've had to deal with, though, is that we don't have any familiar word that describes the idea of eternal truths couched in seemly contradictory statements. I've had to use the word "paradox" which can mean "a self-contradictory proposition." But in my dictionary, that's the second definition. The first definition says that a paradox is "a proposition that seems self-contradictory but in reality expresses a truth." And it appears to me that from our stunted, mortal point of view, the Bible is riddled with such seemingly contradictory truths. It makes me uneasy to confront them head-on, but frankly, I think it would be juvenile to ignore them.
Don't you think your writing style is awfully "flip" for somebody who's trying to explicate the Holy Word of Almighty God?
Believe me, I spent years trying to make this book sound scholarly. I even came up with some great words like "hermeneutical" and "pecuniary." And every time I stopped to read back what I'd written, I sounded like a complete phony. I didn't even like the person who was trying to preach at me from the page.
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Now you have to understand that when I'm teaching in our Discovery Hour, if I read something like the story of Goliath yelling "Give me a man, that we may fight together," I'll hear all kinds of tramping under the tables like the armies of Israel running for their lives, and I'll hear soldiers yelling, "I want my mommy." At old North Church, we take the Bible very seriously, but we're just not all that serious about ourselves. So I've ended up with a book that sounds a bit "flip" — about as flip as it would sound if somebody said that a judgmental person should pull a plank out of his own eye, or that a wealthy person is going to get stuck like a camel in the eye of a needle.
There's no "how to" information in your book. You haven't given us any detailed instructions for how to put all of these lofty ideals into practice.
I didn't intend for God's Thrifty Extravagance to be a "How To" book; it's more of a "How Come?" book. There are loads of other financial "How To" books that are better than anything I could write, but most people who try to study those books lose their motivation before long because they don't appreciate the "How Come?" In other words, they don't understand the cosmic significance and the eternal consequences of managing our finances under the lordship of Christ. That understanding is what we need to motivate us, that's what interests me, and that's what I've written about. And if you want to know the whole truth, in my household, it's my wife who does the budgeting. She's just better at that kind of thing than I am.
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about 1 month ago Mae
I have to be honest, I didn't like this very much at all. It was very bitter, which was disappointing because it sounded so good! I used New Castle and E&J Brandy. The brown sugar melted into a hard sticky clump. Maybe I cooked it for too long, or maybe it's supposed to do that, and the flavor is just not for me.
about 1 month ago
Suzanne is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Thanks Mae, I am sure this drink is not for everyone. I think it depends on the Ale used and you could have to tweak the amount of brown sugar adjusting to personal taste. I am very sorry you didn't like this drink.
about 1 month ago Mae
Ok, so I tried this again with some modifications, and it turned out great! Aside from using a different ale, I didn't brown the butter (just melted in a saucepan), and then mixed in all the sugar and spices, including a tablespoon of coco powder. Also, I didn't heat the beer. When I poured it all into the beer (along with the brandy) it did this really cool bubbly thing, before erupting like a volcano! But then it settled down, and now it tastes great.
about 1 month ago
Suzanne is a trusted source on General Cooking.
I also made it before without browning the butter, the first time I made it the ale wasn't right and it was bitter. When I switched it was ok. I am so glad you gave it another try and that it turned out well. Thank you!
about 1 month ago Nancy Charlton
Isn't this wassail? Hot mulled ale? Perhaps, though, wassail has some cider, and if served in a punch bowl, baked or roasted apples. "When roasted crabs hiss in the bowl/ And Dick the shepherd blows his nail..."
I'm glad to have a recipe and a method for making a single mug at a time. Thank you.
about 1 month ago
Suzanne is a trusted source on General Cooking.
I don't know, have never had wassail but will have to look it up. It's great making one mug at a time. Thank you so much!
11 months ago MnCampCook
I made this with a vanilla porter, it was fabulous. Reminded me of Christmas pudding only it's in a glass. Will definitely be doing this again.
11 months ago
Suzanne is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Oh I love the idea of using vanilla porter. I am going to have to try that myself. Thank you so much for trying the recipe and the tip on the porter use. I love it!
11 months ago BoulderGalinTokyo
Wonderful smells coming from the kitchen! Thanks for a great recipe!
11 months ago
Suzanne is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Thank you so much, really appreciate that you are giving this a try!
12 months ago inpatskitchen
This looks and sounds amazing!!! Merry Christmas!
12 months ago
Suzanne is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Thank you so much Pat and Merry Christmas to you and your family also!
12 months ago Kukla
I made it Suzanne, and it was very, very tasty! My granddaughter came over yesterday and both of us enjoyed your drink. I had it with brandy but into my granddaughter's glass I dropped a square of semisweet chocolate, while it was still hot and when it melted, I took a sip and it was even more delicious. By the way, nutmeg is mentioned in the recipe twice.
12 months ago
Suzanne is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Thank you so much Kukla, I can't tell you how much I appreciate the feedback. Adding chocolate is brilliant. Next time I make it I am going to try that. Thank you again!
12 months ago
Suzanne is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Oh and thank you for the heads up on the double nutmeg. I fixed it immediately.
12 months ago Kukla
I like warm boozy drinks with spices, especially when the weather is cool. While I still have a good Indian Pale Ale and all the spices, I am going to make your drink Suzanne tonight.
12 months ago
Suzanne is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Thank you so much Kukla, I would love to hear what you think if you make it. I think the Indian Pale ale will be great in it.
12 months ago
hardlikearmour is a trusted home cook.
Nicely done! I bet the bitterness of the ale works really well with the spices and sweet.
12 months ago
Suzanne is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Thanks so much, yes the bitterness is softened with both the spice and sweet. I had a hard time with beer since i really like it cold, but this drink really works.


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2010 – It's been quite a year! So many blessings. But so many changes! I have to say I'm quite exhausted. As I look at this run-down I'm no longer mystified why.
January – G asked me to marry him. Right there in the church after worship on Epiphany Sunday. Also that month we visited SrK&J down in Mazatlan and learned the joy of falling asleep to the sound of the surf.
February – What the heck happened in February? Even the posts were sparse that month. Suffice it to say it was probably filled with too much.
March – My last day of work at MC came at the end of March. The entire corporate office was laid off as CorporateParent moved the corporate function out East where their headquarters are.
April – We hosted my nephew Nigel and his girlfriend Mallory for Easter dinner. My sister and mom were no-shows and so most of leg of lamb went home with Nigel and Mallory as leftovers.
May – DS1 turned 19 and returned home from his freshman year at Iowa State. He was only home for a couple of weeks though as he left to work at Holden Village for the summer. There was something else that month… what was it? OH YES! We got married on the 22nd! We spent a lovely few days up on the North Shore of Lake Superior, staying at Naniboujou Lodge just past Grand Marais and exploring the sights from the Canadian border all the way back to Duluth.
June – the end of DS2's sophomore year, he played baseball during the summer. I picked up a couple of short term instructional design contracts and learned that the church would need a 4th – 6th grade choir director in the fall. I also completed her first race – the Gerry Bjorklund Half Marathon in Duluth. Of course, she hasn't been able to walk since then, but hey! She got the t-shirt and a medal!
July – I took G and DS2 to Holden Village to visit DS1. This was G's first trip up there and he was mightily impressed; and he now understands why "going up for the weekend" really isn't a good option. We spent a few days in Seattle, attending a ball game and going to the Boeing museum along with enjoying the food and sights. Gary even went to a sushi restaurant and found enough to eat that he didn't need to stop at McDonald's afterward! At the end of the trip we learned that my aunt died and so G and I traveled to Stoughton to be with family for the funeral.
August – DS2 got to go back to Holden with his dad on a congregational trip and spend a week out there. DS1 came back with them but didn't stay long in Minneapolis, as he needed to get back down to Ames to start his sophomore year. I took G to his first Minnesota State Fair and was on the radio as the Minneapolis Farmers' Market #1 Fan.
September – I started another corporate job. I am an instructional designer and developer for a large wallstreet firm and yes, I feel like I've sold out completely to the devil because of it. I also started directing the kids' choir at church. G turned 60 (!!) and despite my best intentions we heralded the big day with a smallish celebration. I spent a week in Baltimore for the assembly of the religious community to which I belong.
October – I finished my 49th trip around the sun and G attended the traditional Raking of the Leaves at a family friend's cabin in Wisconsin.
November – G and I traveled to Slinger, WI for a late birthday/early Thanksgiving celebration at his brother's and SIL lovely house. His other brother, SIL and niece drove up from Chicago and the party was rounded out with LaGrange family friends. What a fun time! We got to visit with G's mom a little more the next morning when we took her to church. At the end of the month we had a wonderfully low-key Thanksgiving celebration with all the boys and DIL. I successfully avoided my family by sending my boys out to my sisters and feigning a migraine. Not proud of lying but very proud of staying out of it.
December – Christmas celebrations included worship on Christmas eve where my choirs sang and I also played my accordion to accompany one of them. We saw G's kids for lunch on Christmas Eve and his DS1 came over for Christmas dinner. So far I have even more successfully avoided the drama inherent in my side of the family- we haven't even gotten phone calls from them!
All in all it has been a year filled with blessings of family, friends, travel and adventures of staying home. We're on the home stretch of combining the households. We've filled two dumpsters and given a truckload of stuff to charity. And that's just at G's house! 2011 will mean dumpster filling in NE Minneapolis. Health is holding out for both of us and the boys (and DIL) are doing well. We pray it is the same for you.
For the blessings and joys of this past year we give thanks to God. For the trials and losses we experienced, we ask God's continued strength. For those who died, we ask God's continued embrace.


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Those of you in Milan, incase you missed it, today sees the Milano Design Film Festival kicking off at the city's most beautiful cinema, the Apollo Spazio Cinema. Here's what you need to know.
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Desert Utopia: Midcentury Architecture in Palm Springs – Jake Gorst explores, what became, the midcentury modernist architecture mecca and why some of the world's greatest designers and architects descended upon this Californian city to erect their landmark buildings. Yes please!
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Hella Jongerius: Contemporary Archetypes – Director Amie Knox's 30min film looks at the work of one of the world's most innovative and creative designers working today. This film looks at the design process she goes through and the influence she has on the world of design. Don't miss it.
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Ron Gilad. The Logical, the ironic and the Absurd – Light without a lighting fixture, wind without a fan, smoke made of marble, a dripping chair; Ron Gilad's work compels the viewer to embrace doubt as a supreme value, and to question the validity of things that are usually taken for granted. This 30min film looks at his first major exhibition that included over 100 pieces most of which were designed and produced by Italian manufactures.
9pm Talk
Cino Zucchi comes in to talk about his studio and the work that they are putting out in the world, right now. He is also joined by Andrea Vigano who will expand on the discussion that Zucchi will lead.
Saturday 5th
14:30pm Film
Art & Copy – Director Doug Pray has submitted his film about advertising and inspiration and, boy, it's one not to be missed. Looking at the work and wisdom of some of the most influential advertising creatives of our time, Pray looks at those operating in the 1960s, during the creative revolution, to those that were impacted by this era. Wonderful stuff.
16:45pm Film
Fallingwater: Frank Lloyd Wright's Masterwork – As one of the best examples of organic architecture, Fallingwater by Frank Lloyd Wright gets given the once over by the son of the family that commissioned Wright to designs for the house in 1935. With three of his apprentices on hand to discuss their work on the design, we are given a fuller picture of a building that sits in complete harmonious integration with nature.
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Modern Tide: Midcentury Architecture on Long Island – Much like the other film of Jake Gorst that focuses on Palm Springs, this one intends to do the same. Looking at the regions best postwar architects, including Wallace Harrison, Philip Johnson and Albert Fray, this film looks at the joy and freedom that these designers had to experiment and also at sadness that shrouds their existence today.
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Karima, an elderly woman by Sudanese standards, sat in the rain outside an MSF clinic in western Darfur, Sudan, when MSF staff first saw her. She was sitting, exhausted, in the mud and her legs were covered with her own excrement, suffering from diarrhea and subsequent dehydration. The clinic was closed. Together, with the help of a Sudanese nurse, MSF medical volunteers took her to the nearby hospital, washed and fed her, and found a relative to look after her. She stayed at the hospital for only one night, became rehydrated and left for her own shelter the next day. Karima's desperate situation was not unique. Millions around the world face the same suffering and feeling of abandonment. Yet she reflects the foundation on which MSF's work is based, every day, in hundreds of projects around the world. Each patient is an individual deserving care simply because they have none and need it. Every individual deserves assistance that helps restore personal dignity. Our work, whatever the context, can be simplified into thousands of these individual interactions taking place between MSF caregivers and our patients. Our aim is clear. Assist those who need medical help now. The past twelve months have been turbulent by any standard. The tragedy in Darfur, Sudan unraveled before our eyes, growing worse as the months went by. Extreme violence against civilians led to a massive displacement of more than a million people. Access to this whole population was denied and then restricted for months, with only occasional but ineffective protests from the international community as their condition deteriorated. The scant attention given to the crisis until recently was due partially to a desire not to upset the North-South Sudan peace process – effectively sacrificing a group of the country's civilians for future stability. At the time of this writing, although the humanitarian response to the crisis has improved dramatically, the presence of food and medical aid has done little to end the fear and abuse that haunt the people of Darfur. While Darfur finally started receiving public attention by mid-2004, many other crises causing immense human suffering remained hidden from view, rarely mentioned in headlines. The forgotten war taking place in the Democratic Republic of the Congo continued to claim lives, both directly through violence and more insidiously because of displacement and disease. Increasing violence in Uganda also sent thousands on the run, but made little impact on the outside world. MSF's independence makes it possible for us to go to these "neglected" crisis zones and help those who have been forgotten. While we cannot provide assistance to all of those who need it, our presence in more than 70 countries provides aid for many of the most vulnerable and allows us to speak out on what we witness there. Neutrality under attack The targeting of humanitarian aid workers for political gain is, unfortunately, not a new phenomenon. However, the current "war on terror" in all of its guises makes maintaining our neutral and independent position an ongoing struggle we cannot afford to lose. Although the entire MSF movement was relieved when volunteer Arjan Erkel was released in April 2004 after 20 months in captivity, the North Caucasus' insecurity remains a daily reality for the people of the region. Effective assistance is severely curtailed through an atmosphere of violence and intimidation, compounded by the impunity shown for attacks on humanitarian workers. The difficulties we face pale in comparison to the daily suffering of the people we try to help. Humanitarians will always be needed who will seek out and assist people in crisis, whatever the political framework of the day, regardless of the obstacles placed between them and the populations they seek to help. When people are "sacrificed" When civilians are not protected or are actively harmed by governments or other actors, it is the role of humanitarians first to respond to their needs but also to expose the conditions and lives of those who are sacrificed – and to remain in solidarity with these people. Such situations not only occur in Africa, Asia and Latin America. Civilians escaping from Darfur and other crisis zones have been met with harsh treatment in Europe when they tried to gain political asylum or immigrate. Urging expanded treatment The World Health Organization (WHO) and many governments and donor agencies now agree with MSF that it is unethical to keep giving chloroquine to patients suffering from highly resistant strains of malaria. In the same way, it is no longer considered ethical to allow the 30 million people currently infected with HIV/AIDS to die due to lack of treatment. Before 2002, WHO and donor governments used what could be called a "public health" approach on HIV/AIDS treatment in poor countries. They believed it was too difficult and expensive to treat people with HIV/AIDS using antiretroviral (ARV) drugs, so the focus was placed on prevention programs – essentially sentencing millions to an early death. Civil society action during the last three years has caused the prices of ARV medications to plummet. The WHO and the US government have professed desires to treat millions of HIV-positive people and close to 500,000 people in developing countries are now getting treatment. This change is no doubt a success, but the struggle is far from over. Major obstacles are keeping effective treatment out of reach for many who need it. Other diseases, such as TB, have not received the same strong political push to improve and expand treatment. TB diagnostic tools and treatment fail many hard-to-treat patients, often the kind we see in our own programs, because their care is considered too difficult to provide. The Campaign for Access to Essential Medicines, which has had so much success with reducing the price of HIV/AIDS drugs, is now advocating for an urgent global approach to the lack of research and development on TB. Whether we are working directly with patients like Karima or advocating for policy change on their behalf, principles are essential to MSF's work. Impartiality allows us to assess who are the most vulnerable, the most excluded, so that we can make practical and ethical decisions about our interventions and actions. Independence and neutrality are tools we use to enable us to gain access to these people and create the trust essential to help those who have been betrayed, attacked or neglected by others. These principles also allow us to speak out on what our teams witness in the field, perhaps helping to bring about change, but certainly raising the question, is such suffering necessary? In the end, however, our goal is simple: to treat other humans with respect when they are at their most vulnerable and to do so in a pragmatic and palpable manner. Rowan Gillies, M.D., President, MSF International Council |


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Protect your on-the-go toddler and pets with the Dreambaby® Swing Closed Security Gate. Great for closing off doorways, hallways, and stairs, this safety gate fits openings from 28 to 32 inches. The safety gate is also easy to install and has a sleek, attractive design that blends with nearly any decor.
Dreambaby® Swing Closed Security Gate (white), tension knobs, four mounting cups, four pieces of double sided tape, four screws, instructional guide and installation DVD.
Keep your active toddler and pets safely confined in one area and protected from falls and other potential dangers in the home with the Swing Closed Security Gate. This versatile, pressure-mounted gate fits a range of doorways, stair openings, and hallways, making it a great choice for use throughout your home.
The gate stands 29.5 inches tall and can expand from 28 to 32 inches. This gate can also expand up to 188 inches with purchase of larger extensions (each sold separately). Mounting cups are mandatory for top of stair use.
The safety gate meets the needs of active parents and caregivers by making it easy to keep your child and pets in one area without limiting your own mobility. The gate swings open smoothly in both directions, then automatically closes and locks to allow parents carrying children to enter and exit with ease. A lower latch provides additional security.
This safety gate can be operated with one hand, making it easy for parents to move in and out of the room. Simply slide the button on the top to unlock, pull up, and step through. The gate also has a double locking system with mechanisms at the top and bottom to ensure children or pets don't push their way past.
Installation is simple and takes just minutes to complete. Measure the doorway or opening you want to close off, insert the gate, and tighten the knobs until the latch is secure. This gate also comes with a handy installation DVD.
In most cases, it's not necessary to screw holes into woodwork or walls to secure the gate. The gate's pressure mounting system and double-sided tape strips help hold the gate in place without damaging woodwork or painted walls. Other adaptors accommodate banisters and railings (each sold separately).
In addition to being verified as conforming to ASTM requirements, all Dreambaby Gates are JPMA certified. All of the products are tested for quality, safety, performance, and functionality.
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Manufacturer #: L894S
Product Weight:12 pounds
Product Dimensions (in inches):32.0 x 29.0 x 2.0
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Perfect for my family
My son liked to crawl into the kitchen and play with the food in our dog's bowl. This gate was super easy to install (we used the pressure mounting feature). It allows the ...Read complete review
My son liked to crawl into the kitchen and play with the food in our dog's bowl. This gate was super easy to install (we used the pressure mounting feature). It allows the gate to stay in an open position when my son isn't crawling around so the dog can still get to his food and water. My husband can usually find something wrong with anything, but has nothin negative to say about these gates! Kudos DreamBaby on making a fantastic product!
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Defected item delivered.
We got it at a deep discount and were looking forward to testing it. First of all, a part was missing as we opened the box. When we tried setting it up the latch...Read complete review
We got it at a deep discount and were looking forward to testing it. First of all, a part was missing as we opened the box. When we tried setting it up the latch was not aligned and it was too far apart to lock the gate in place. It was returned immediately.
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best safety gate we ever bought!
By tired mom
from Tiverton, RI
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Comments about Dream Baby Dreambaby Auto Close Security Gate with New Hold-Open Feature- Silver:
This gate is absolutely hands down the best one we own. Install is very easy and the fact that it can swing open both ways gave us a lot more options for installing. The stay open feature is so handy when little man goes to bed. No fuss to deal with!
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This gate has it all!
By JT
from Denver, CO
About Me First Time Parent
This gate truely has it all! It's very strong, has the auto-close feature and has the new stay open feature (The first on the market with this feature to my knowledge). The setup is very easy, with extensions and all. I've already bought two of these gates, and my mother in law bought one too. You can't go wrong with this baby gate. Highly recommend!
very happy with this gate
By tumblebug's mama
from sinking spring pa
easy to install. PERFECT for uneven surfaces. very stable/strong--11 mo DD shakes the bejezzus out of this gate and it still holds strong. like the option to keep the gate open. just bought a second one.had absolutely none of the problems that previous reviewers mentioned--all parts accounted for.
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Product Arrived Defective and Wrong Colo
By Tina
from Los Angeles
About Me Grandparent
The product arrived with a zip tie that had a tag that read "do not remove until gate is installed". Unfortunately the zip tie was cut and just floating in the box so the gate was defective. Also, when ordering online it showed a black gate, when I received the order it was a silver gate.
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Exactly what I needed.
By Foutie
from Galloway,Oh.
Worked just as advertised, easy to install, looks great. I bought 2, one for my sons house and one for my house. I will need the extentions for both, as my openings are wider then 36 inches. I didn't realize this when I originally placed order.
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waste of my time
By Angry Customer
from Massachusetts
product would have been fine if it had all the parts
I would buy this product again!
By Grandma
from Wallingford, CT
The gate is very easy to put together. It looks great. Love the fact that the door can stay open in either direction. I watch my 15 mo. old granddaughter and have a small dog. So now I can keep the dog out of her play area, leave the gate open when she is not here and the dog can move around the house.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Great Product. Measure before you buy!
By Dog Owner
from TN
Great gate. The stay open feature works very well. Gate will hold back a lot of weight. Our 50 pound bull dog doesn't even budge it. The only problem is I didn't measure before I purchased and ended up needing extensions. Will buy again if ever I need a gate.
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Love it!
By Mugsy & Odie's Mom
from Long Island, NY
I love this gate!!! It was easy to install, relocate, reinstall, etc. The stay open feature is a Godsend with two dogs and a toddler. In fact, I just ordered a second one. It swings effortlessly, yet strong enough to hold a bulldog.
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Final Sale
Faux Leather Jacket
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- As seen in People Style Watch
- Smartly tailored double knit with faux-leather shawl collar and 3/4 sleeves
- Pickstitch detailing edges the collar
- Single-button front with welt chest pocket, 2 besom pockets
- Front-and-back princess seaming, back vent
- Fully lined
- 25" Length
- Polyester, Viscose, Rayon, and Spandex Blend
- Dry clean
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The jacket and pant outfit is stunning. I received so many compliments. It looks chic and it's comfortable.
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Nice jacket
I really like this jacket and would have given 5 stars but I wish it did not have 3/4 length sleeves! I purchased this in a small and it fits great, but when you're a small person 5'2" sometimes 3/4 length sleeves can just look too short and that is how it looks to me. Otherwise, I do like this jacket and the stitching detail is very classy and I like the length (body) which looks great with the mini skirts or skinny jeans. They just messed up on the sleeve length! :)
October 13, 2012
I bought the jacket, skinny tux pants, skirt and leather front panel T and love them all! You would never know by looking at the website how expensive looking the items are. I would highly recommend all of the items! If you are considering buying any items on this website I suggest you go to a store as the website presentation of most of the clothing items comes off as very frumpy when that is so not how the items look in real life. The website definitely needs a style presentation makeover. :)
October 2, 2012
Chic, On-Trend Jacket
The Limited hit the nail on the head with this jacket in so many aspects..... the leather-look trend, sexy-tailored fit, high quality... the list goes on. You can pair this jacket with the leather-look tuxedo stripe Exact Stretch skinny pants or with either of the faux leather accent pencil skirts. You can't go wrong either way.
September 10, 2012
I am not typically a fan of blazers but this is hot! The (fake) leather accents are perfect! Can't wait to pair w/ skinnies. Purchased with the snake print denim, think it will be great! Jacket runs true to size/\.
September 8, 2012
FIERCE Jacket!
This very well could be my new favorite jacket from the Limited this year. I wasn't sure what to expect in terms of quality. In my opinion, some of the faux leather skirts and jackets the Limited has brought out this year look a little too fake and plastic-y (for lack of a better word). When I saw this in store, I was immediately smitten. The quality of the faux leather is superb. It's soft and doesn't have any kind of silly sheen to it at all. The jacket has a substantial weight to it so I know this will be perfect for when the weather cools down and this is my main layering piece. The body itself is nice. It's kind of a cross between the plainweave and the double ponte knit in look and feel. The fit on this is true to size. I typically take an XS in Limited jackets and the XS fit perfectly in this. The length on this is somewhat longer than most of their suiting jackets and other blazers that are out right now. I'm 5'3" and it hits a few inches below my waist and about halfway in the middle of my bum in the back. It's not quite boyfriend length but it's definitely a bit longer than standard. This nips in nicely at the waist though to define curves. I actually think the length will work better if you plan on pairing this with skinny jeans or leather leggings since it will balance out the overall look. I was just a bit disappointed that the sleeves are 3/4 length and not full length but a full length faux leather sleeve might have been a bit much on this anyway. Overall, I couldn't be more pleased with this jacket. This will look great with leather leggings and leopard booties for a fun going out look or with a leather pencil skirt and heels for an office appropriate look. Highly recommend if you're looking to jump on board the leather trend that's so hot right now.
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