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Change Your Life | |
Our life is like a book and each one of us is the author of our own life story. In this five-DVD set, titled 'Change Your Life' Paramahamsa Prajnanananda teaches the necessary and practical skills needed to make our lives a divine masterpiece.
Filmed at a retreat in Denmark, Paramahamsa Prajnanananda delivers five beautiful and enlightening discou ... more |
Daily Prayers | |
Prayer: a simple act of spirituality, a form of communication with God, an expression of love for God. Prayer has a healing effect on body, mind, and the Soul. This small collection contains a variety of prayers from the Vedas until modern times. We hope that this garland of prayers compiled from different scriptures and saintly figures will enhance your rel ... more |
Divine Glories: Teachings on the Bhagavatam | |
Divine love is the ultimate attainment of every spiritual seeker. But how is it possible to obtain this lofty goal that seems to be beyond the reach of our everyday existence?―an existence filled with the problems and pitfalls of human life. Paramahamsa Prajnanananda reveals that we can not only reach the heights of divine love, but we can use our everyda ... more |
Hymns From Him, Message From Above Series: Audio Book 2 | |
A Meditative Interpretation of the Bhagavad Gita in the Light of Kriya Yoga - 6 tape album. |
Integrating Study and Spiritual Practice | |
This dvd features the rare meeting of two beautiful, diverse, traditions. Harvard Divinity school, the oldest and most prestigious divinity school in America, hosted realized Kriya Yoga master Paramahamsa Prajnanananda in a beautiful discussion about the presence of God in our daily lives. |
Kriya Yoga: An Introduction to This Scientific Process | |
This most inspiring and thought-provoking lecture, filmed at a 2004 Kriya Yoga retreat in Denmark, begins by Paramahamsa Prajnanananda discussing the need for inner growth - growth in heart, spirit, love and joy. For this growth, real knowledge of the Self is needed. He speaks about how to attain Self-knowledge, Truth, and complete awareness through the prac ... more |
Kriya Yoga: the Ancient Science of Breath and Meditation | |
A profound understanding of our true nature and how Kriya Yoga can once more awaken us to our divinity. |
Living in the Light | |
The words and wisdom of Paramahamsa Hariharananda. Audio. |
Message from Above: Book Five | |
Melodious chanting by Paramahamsa Prajnanananda reveals all the poetry and hidden mystical beauty of this renowned scripture of love and liberation. Audio-Cassette: Two Tape Album. |
Paramahamsa Hariharananda on Kriya Yoga - Lecture | |
In this live lecture video, Paramahamsaji speaks with deep insight, compassion and humor on the fundamentals of Kriya Yoga, the royal science of spiritual liberation. Filmed before a live audience in a church in Miami, Florida on September 19, 1997. 50 minutes. |
Paramahamsa Hariharananda's 95th Birthday celebration | |
Paramahamsa Hariharananda's 95th Birthday celebration, 27 May 2002. His mahasamadhi followed soon after in December 2002. |
Paramahamsa Prajnanananda on Kriya Yoga - Interview | |
This live television interview with Paramahamsa Prajnanananda was conducted by Mitchell Jay Rabin on the Cable TV show 'A Better World'. Recorded in New York City on July 1998. One VHS cassette. Duration: 30 minutes. |
Peace, Bliss and Joy: Voice of the Divine | |
Sacred Chants | |
A tribute to Paramahamsa Hariharananda offered with love and devotion by his beloved disciple, Paramahamsa Prajnananandaji - 3 CD set.
CD One: Bhajans with Metaphorical Interpretation, recorded in Vienna, Austria, July 1998 CD Two: Devotional Songs, recorded in Cleveland, OH, August 1998 CD Three: Sumananjali-A Tribute to Paramahamsa Hariha ... more |
Sacred Pilgrimage | |
Sacred Pilgrimage was organized in year 2011 as part of celebrating the 150th anniversary of Lahiri Mahasaya's initiation into Kriya Yoga.
We traveled many miles throughout India discovering sacred sites, where each Master of our lineage was born, meditated and passed on the legacy of Kriya Yoga. |
The Beatitudes: Divine Guidance | |
Imagine sitting among the crowd as Lord Jesus delivered one of the most beautiful and beloved discourses of the Holy Bible — immortal words that have withstood the test of time for over two thousand years.
The Beatitudes, also known as the Sermon on the Mount, have long been recognized as some of Jesus' most inspiring teachings. In the Gospel ... more |
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The gospel according to Luke, Chapter 11, verses two, three, and four, are among the most beloved in all of the Bible. Commonly referred to as the Lord's Prayer, our understanding is deepened by the insight and love or Guruji Paramahamsa Prajnanananda's commentary.
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The Tree of Life | |
This is rare recording of Paramahamsa Hariharananda delivering a powerful metaphorical interpretation of Chapter 15 of the Bhagavad Gita, as it applies to our daily lives. Part of a series of lectures recorded live in 1992 in Orlando, Florida. |
The Voice of The Divine Master | |
These inspiring discourses provide the listener with insight into the essence of living a spiritual life in the world. This is a rare opportunity to directly experience the teachings of the Master Paramahamsa Hariharananda who was an incarnation of love and compassion. |
Two Live Radio Interviews With Paramahamsa Hariharananda, Vol. 2 | |
Kriya Sound Quest Series: Live Radio Interviews with Paramahamsa Hariharananda. Paramahamsa Hariharananda gives two very rare radio interviews about Kriya Yoga. The beauty of these talks is in their simplicity. The truth is simple, as demonstrated by Paramahamsa Hariharananda, the last Self-realized disciple of Swami Shriyukteshwar Giri and a brother discip ... more |
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In this morning's Washington Post there is a review of a new Civil War novel by S. C. Gylanders. It's set just before the Battle of Shiloh, with Sherman as a great American patriot and a teenage soldier as a Union infantryman. After reading the review, I think I'll skip this one. Patty http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/12/28/AR2006122801161.html |
Posted: Fri Dec 29th, 2006 02:32 pm |
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What?!!! PATTY skipping on a book? Now that's an oxymoron if I ever heard one!!! I'll have to read the review and try to figure out why. |
Posted: Fri Dec 29th, 2006 04:46 pm |
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I'll have to go along with Patty. Too many good books out there to waste time and money on a limp novel that the reviewer had to invent nice things to say about it. Ole |
Posted: Fri Dec 29th, 2006 05:02 pm |
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I just read the review and agree with Patty I am skipping this book. Would rather read non fiction about the war anyway. Since I have a nice stack from Christmas I will pass on this one . Thanks Patty for posting the review. |
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Ms Widow, thanks for the heads up on this book. I'm not a big fan of Civil War fiction myself, but if a truly compelling novel were to come down the pike, I would read it. Apparently the book you describe is not that great novel. The reviewer says the author glosses over "slavery, corruption, desertion, conscription and disease." To me an authentic Civil War novel simply cannot gloss over such issues that were so much an indelible part of the war. That's like writing about the European theater of World War Two and not mention Hitler. I'd wager that at least several members of this message board could write a better novel just off the top of their heads based on what they know about the war. |
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I listened to this book, not having much choice from the library's selection that day and needing something to keep me company in the car. It started out well enough, but the longer it went, the worse it got. The writing is predictably "politically correct" in that all Confederate soldiers were lazy, stupid and brutish, and all Union soldiers were courageous, compassionate and honorable. Gylanders concentrates on the war in the Western theater, which is fine, except she occasionally refers to what is happening in the East only when the Union has won a battle. She gloats over the victories at Antietam and Gettysburg, conveniently omitting Union disasters at Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville. My strong recommendation to anyone intersted in serious Civil War literature is to give this one a miss, as I wish I had. |
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In 2000, South Africa had the world's highest per capita rape rate, with one in three surveyed women reporting rape in the past year. With a 40% lifetime risk, a South African woman has a higher chance of being raped than completing secondary school. Rates of sexual violence against babies and children are also extremely high, with 67,000 reported incidents per year representing a fraction of unreported abuse. It has been argued that one factor is a widespread myth that sex with a virgin can cure a man of AIDS, though its extent has not been quantified. The legacy of sexual violence was evident among patients I met, and nowhere so extensively as in child and adolescent psychiatry.
One thirteen year-old girl fortunate to receive extensive multi-disciplinary treatment as an inpatient had psychotic symptoms, low self esteem, obsessional traits, self harm, mood disorder and dissociative symptoms, with a long history of sexual abuse and inconsistent parenting. While her home environment was unsafe, she spent her weekends there and often returned with much of her progress undone after two days in the township. Poems she wrote about the abuse she had suffered provided a small insight into some of the trauma experienced at such a young age.
The team worked tirelessly with her challenging behaviour, to support her as she went through puberty and tried to cope with her childhood past – though still a child. Ultimately though, she was to be discharged back into a violent, risky home environment – since there were so many boys and girls just like her, in grave need of one of the few inpatient beds available. The team did amazing work with her, but it really was the tip of the iceberg. The ability of the CAMHS team to work non-judgementally with parents with as many social and psychiatric problems as their children was truly powerful to watch.
My elective experience was one of contrasting frustration, sadness and regret, with inspiration and even hope. I could leave each day thinking how much more could be done with just a little more – another psychiatrist, another clinic, a little more funding for a few more psychiatric medications or psychological therapies.
Or I could leave thinking how much was achieved with so little, how life-changing the treatment in the face of such unimaginable deprivation, suffering and trauma.
The 19th century French quotation adopted as Valkenberg Hospital's motto stays with me, as I approach the start of my medical career, in the magnificently privileged NHS environment.
Sometimes to cure, often to relieve, always to comfort.
Organic psychiatry was what attracted me to an elective in Cape Town and I was not disappointed. Differential diagnoses for psychotic presentations included HIV or opportunistic cerebral infections, temporal lobe epilepsy and tik (methamphetamine) psychosis – the single largest mental healthcare burden on the psychiatric wards.
Tik is described as an 'epidemic' by psychiatrists here because its use has exploded among the urban poor of the townships. Methamphetamine can be easily manufactured using basic items including ephedrine and ammonium fertiliser, making it widely available (and commonly produced in rural farming areas). Cheap, tik is described as 'the poor man's cocaine', since its effects last much longer. It is highly addictive and associated with aggression, hypersexuality and violence – resulting in high crime rates in communities already plagued by gangs, gun and knife crime.
On the neuropsychiatry ward (five beds in a city with 17.8% HIV prevalence),I observed two unusual cases of psychosis and Multi Drug-Resistant tuberculosis in young women who were HIV negative. This presentation was unfamiliar to the team. After extensive research, they considered the most likely cause to be a rare neurotoxic response to Quinolone antibiotics prescribed for MDR TB. Another woman on the ward had a more predictable picture of HIV encephalopathy associated with an extremely low CD4 count.
What intrigued me about these cases was the clear need to treat mental illness with physical therapy. In Britain, the law clearly distinguishes between treatment of the mind and the body. The Mental Health Act allows for treatment against a patient's wishes for a disorder of the mind, but not for one of the body. This was upheld in a case where a patient with paranoid schizophrenia (Re: C) was able to refuse amputation of his gangrenous leg, despite it being life-threatening, because he had capacity to make that decision about his physical health, however unwise. This leads to difficulties with physical treatment (such as refeeding) for psychiatric disorders (such as anorexia nervosa).
In Cape Town, there were so many possible organic aetiologies for psychiatric presentations that doctors had to prescribe physical treatment for psychiatric disorders, in their patients' best interests. For example, in the many patients with depression, psychosis or dementia directly attributable to their HIV infection, the treatment simply was Anti-Retroviral Medication – and this is what was prescribed. However, infectious disease specialists were loath to commence ARVs in patients who lacked the insight to commit to a life-long course, since the risks of non-compliance are high.
Observing the practice of neuropsychiatry in Cape Town brought home to me theinconsistencies in the mind/body dualism upon which mental health legislation is founded. It may have its roots in religious separation of the 'soul' from the body, or in Cartesian traditions that reject the materialist view that mind and body are one. But artificially separating the mind from the body prevents us from seeing the whole person and encourages you to ignore physical complaints when treating the mind or forget psychiatric concerns when treating the body. I saw how this is potentially very dangerous, clinically, not to mention, detrimental to the relationship with a patient. It was exciting in Cape Town to observe the genuine enactment of the oft-quoted buzzword, holistic healthcare, as doctors considered every aspect of the individual in their diagnosis, treatment and management.
Cape Town is a beguiling city of immense beauty and horrendous contrasts. More than any place I have ever been, there is a sinister level on which you can live here, unaware of the suffering going on around the corner.
Drink a mojito with royalty on Camp's Bay, get your Maserati serviced, eat lobster with the rich and famous – just don't take a wrong turn down the N2 and end up in Khayelitsha.
Or Gugulethu, or other evocatively named townships like Brixton, Barcelona or Malibu Village. This is the legacy of apartheid, in which Black and 'Coloured' families were uprooted from their homes in the city, like the vibrant and now infamous District 6, which was bulldozed to the ground.
This is why the community clinics run by psychiatric registrars and consultants within the townships are such an important part of healthcare in post-apartheid South Africa. The majority of doctors are White and there is a deep symbolism to the act of them travelling into the townships (where they certainly do not live) to diagnose and treat their patients. Here, listening to Afrikaans questions translated into the magical clicks of Xhosa, was where I observed truly holistic psychiatric medicine – and gained a small sense of the deprivation in which the majority of Cape Town's residents live.
It's not easy to take a psychiatric history with one or two language barriers between you, the nurse interpreting and your patient. A lot of the meaning of what you want to ask seems lost in translation. And your cultural conception of their symptoms might be different to theirs. While in Cape Town, most patients embraced the medical model to a degree, and did not dispute the role medication played in their recovery, it was not the only treatment they sought. Many patients first looked to their sangoma (traditional healer) for support and advice. Often, after little success, the sangoma would refer them to mainstream services and doctors even spoke of successfully working alongside a sangoma, whose role was more one of social support than one of 'healer'. But other, less reputable members of this unregulated specialty were known to prescribe hallucinogenic drugs which worsened psychotic symptoms, or even advocate painful and disfiguring procedures to 'banish the demon' to which they were attributed. Psychiatrists in community clinics had to work together with the patient's cultural as well as religious belief system in order to engage patients with a rather alien biological model of their distress.
The second enlightening aspect of community psychiatry in Cape Town was the realisation that when statutory mental health services are under-resourced, the burden of care lies truly with the patient's family.
The epitome of this overwhelming responsibility was encapsulated by the predicament of Mrs F. She financially supported and cared for her niece (since her sister had died), who had managed to stay out of hospital despite many previous admissions for bipolar disorder, and her daughter, who had learning disabilities.
She also supported her own children, one of whom caused her anxiety through his involvement with knife crime in a local gang.
She had nursed her own mother until her death and then her husband until his death from cancer. She worked nights cleaning offices and spent most of her day taking care of the small, meticulously well-kept flat she shared with her family in the township of Athlone. My first thought was "when does she sleep?" She doesn't sleep much. You wondered how she coped with so much. But as you looked around the lovingly polished photographs of all these different children, siblings, nieces and cousins – you could see exactly why she did it. She knew that if she didn't keep things together, many inter-connected lives, held together so tenuously, would fall apart. The extent of sacrifice and care Mrs F represented was incredible to witness. But the enormous burden she bore, for which she had previously been admitted to a psychiatric ward, took its toll. Mrs F's suffering was the result of deinstitutionalisation, without the creation of community services to support the needs of discharged patients. Her sacrifice was wonderful, but grossly unfair. It was symptomatic of the historic abandonment of the people of the townships – left to bear the social ills created by the very regime that then refused to help. This was why it meant so much that White doctors got in their cars and came to the clinics and visited the houses of their patients – rather than staying within the mansion walls of Groote Schuur.
The imposing Cape Dutch revival facade of Groote Schuur Hospital, Cape Town, made a for a striking contrast to Mulago Hospital, Kampala, where I spent four weeks studying Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Inside, Groote Schuur had much in common with a London hospital, but as I was soon to find out, it was the aetiology of psychiatric presentations to the Emergency and Assessment wards that would be so different to anything I would see at home.
I chose Cape Town for my psychiatry elective based on strong recommendations from KCL students in the years above me. Most patients speak English, making in-depth history taking and mental state evaluation possible. High rates of HIV (17.8%) mean HIV encephalopathy, dementia and psychosis are common presentations as well as common mental health problems on a background of HIV. Tik (methamphetamine) is widely abused in the community, resulting in acute psychotic episodes, and hallucinogens are often prescribed by traditional healers (sangomas) for relief. This breadth of organic psychiatry, in the context of the great socio-political challenges facing a post-apartheid nation made for an irresistible opportunity to learn psychiatry in a brand new context.
My first day on the psych wards did not disappoint me. I met a range of warm, friendly and fascinating patients, all with unique stories to tell. One middle-aged gentleman had a twenty-year history of schizophrenia but had recently been diagnosed with Dandy-Walker malformation, with enlargement of the cerebral ventricles and shrinking of the cerebellum. He presented with cognitive deficits and worsening psychosis. The challenge was to discern whether this was an incidental CT finding or an indication of underlying neuropathology explaining his chronic illness.
Next, the psychiatrist covering A&E was called to assess a suicidal twenty-year-old girl with learning disability secondary to foetal alcohol syndrome. Typical of the tragic childhood stories of young people from deprived backgrounds in South Africa, she had lost her mother to TB (likely HIV-related) and her father to a road traffic accident and was living in a township with a kindly woman (she was not in contact with her siblings). This lady had attended mainstream school late (because, after their parents died, her sister forgot to enrol her), but her learning disability was never commented on by teachers or assessed. She became suicidal, she said, after one of her friends stabbed the other and when she reported this to one of their mothers, she was not believed. Attending A&E for this suicide attempt was her first opportunity to access the learning disability and mental health services available, which she had never been aware of before.
Finally, I met a lady in her sixties with worsening persecutory delusions and self-neglect who was thought to have had well-controlled chronic paranoid schizophrenia but was now developing vascular dementia, confirmed by MRI. All three cases were fascinating examples of the interface of psychiatry with neurology and general medicine - and, on day one, affirmed to me the importance of the psychiatrist as the doctor, who foremost, must exclude organic pathology before proceeding to treat psychiatrically. After such a rich first day, I can't wait to see what the rest of my elective holds in store!
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As an Wisconsin Anishinabe from St Croix, it would behoove Governor Walker to look at the recent CPAC conventions and the recent Republican goals in reaching minority groups. As usual, Republicans and Democrats forget Native Americans in their goals. However; the Governor should be reminded of his party's goals and stop to consider before he moves ahead with this project and bill. "TREATY RIGHTS" is what keeps the Anishinabe in the fight and will defeat this proposal. The Wisconsin Anishinabe should be careful in their interaction with Democrats. The Unions want this project for their workers and smell something of future endeavors to benefit their own agenda. Neither party has the interests of the Anishinabe at heart. However; what will Chairman Wiggins do to create jobs on the Rez? The tribal members need work. Chairman Wiggins needs to think about job creation on his rez along with this challenge. This mine is a job creator. Indians and Whites from this region need to work. Where is Chairman Wiggins vision for job development to employ both people groups? Did Chairman Wiggins forget what LCO Chairman Gordon Thayer proposed to Governor Walker? Chairman Thayer proposed of a Native American Embassy in Madison. Having an embassy in Madison could prevent and help with such a matter of great significance when dealing with the state of Wisconsin and the tribal nations of the state. Governor Walker thought that it's a good idea. He was for it but where was the input from Wiggins and the rest of the Tribal leaders for this project? A building like this and the importance of what it signify's to the Tribal Nations of the state and Wisconsin could've had an impact on this event and perhaps would not be such a lightening rod now.
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Wiggins, other Chippewa tribes in the area, and several environmental groups maintain that the mine's proposed location threatens the Kakagon and Bad River Sloughs, a 16,000-acre wetland complex at the mouths of the two rivers that contains valuable flora and fauna, including wild rice beds of cultural significance to the tribes, and is an area the Environmental Protection Agency has stated is in excellent condition. These resources are within the Bad River Reservation and contain 40 percent of the Lake Superior Basin coastal wetlands.
According to a Wisconsin Wetlands Association study funded in part by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, "the exceptional health of these wetlands is owed to the stewardship and protection provided by the Bad River Band. Despite this protection, the sloughs are still vulnerable to external threats, most notably mining in the Penokee Hills at the top of the watershed, which could irreparably alter hydrology, water quality, and wildlife habitat."
A state bill containing a "streamlined" permitting process and what environmental groups called gutted environmental regulations for ferrous (iron) mining was signed into law by Republican Governor Scott Walker on March 11.
In the previous week, two hours into the State Assembly final floor debate on the bill, it was clear the Republican majority would pass the bill on to the governor.
During that session, in a noon news conference, Wiggins called the bill "a giveaway to an out-of-state corporation of Wisconsin's lands and waters." He stated that the slow poisoning of his people with pollutants would be tantamount to genocide.
The specific bill language of primary concern to Democrats and the 11 Wisconsin tribal governments states, "that because of the fixed location of ferrous mineral deposits in the state, it is probable that mining those deposits will result in adverse impacts to wetlands and that, therefore, the use of wetlands for bulk sampling and mining activities, including the disposal or storage of mining wastes or materials, or the use of other lands for mining activities that would have a significant adverse impact on wetlands, is presumed to be necessary."
In a Capital Times report, the bill's lead author, Sen. Tom Tiffany (R-WI) stated, "The bill reflects the reality of mining. There are going to be some impacts to the environment above the iron ore body. If the law is challenged and ends up in court, the judge needs to know it was the Legislature's intent to allow adverse (environmental) impacts. That way, a judge can't find fault if the environment is impacted."
The Bad River Band was never officially consulted on a government-to-government basis during the bill's legislative process.
"Those types of statements are unbelievably damning in the sense that the tribes that are here today and the tribes that are up north within ceded territory are inextricably linked and connected to the waters and lands up there from a food source perspective to a cultural perspective to a lineage of history that equates ceded territory and our sovereign nations with those notions of being home. There's so many different levels where the acknowledgment of environmental harm is. It's just something that cannot be tolerated," Wiggins said during the Assembly debate.
Walker's official bill signing took place in Rhinelander, Wisconsin with a ceremonial signing in Milwaukee at a branch of Joy Global, Inc. Company executives and employees, legislators, and members of Operating Engineers Local 139 on-hand to stage the event had to wait over three hours for Walker's arrival. Idle No More demonstrators from Milwaukee and Veterans for Peace were kept several hundred feet from the Joy Global plant campus entrance outside an iron-gated driveway.
"Today we are proud to see a future for our equipment in the Wisconsin Iron Range," said Sean Major, executive vice president and General Counsel.
Joy Global CEO Mike Sutherlin announced his retirement three days after the bill was signed.
Walker stated that while he was thankful to legislators who passed the bill, the law was about the citizen faces behind his jobs initiative and that the mine would create sustainable jobs for generations.
"It's not just about mining," Walker said during the signing. "And this is going to be a good way of balancing both preserving our economic interests in moving these jobs forward and still doing it in a way that is environmentally sound."
The due diligence performed by GOP legislators in terms of sound economic and environmental support of the bill utilized impact reporting that contained no cost-benefit analysis, and requests for core samples from Gogebic Taconite were denied to the band, precluding any transparent analysis of the environmental and tax giveaways the bill contained in terms of feasibility requirements of the mining company.
According to a 2005 study by iron-ore mining leading expert Peter Kakela of Michigan State University, tax incentives had no bearing on what state iron ore was mined in, once a complete feasibility study was done by a vertically integrated steel maker.
While Walker has repeatedly stated the project promises thousands of jobs, local mining equipment makers Joy Global and Caterpillar have refrained from making definite statements.
The governor's mantra that "Wisconsin is Open for Business" is now becoming a concern to citizens in the western part of the state where more than 100 frack sand mines are proliferating. Wisconsin Public Radio reported on March 15 that Minnesota is considering a moratorium on frack sand mining until it can be better understood. Meanwhile, although the Wisconsin bill does not purportedly apply to anything but metallic mining, frack sand operators are beginning to blatantly ignore Wisconsin state permitting requirements.
Wiggins will be a panelist at the Minnesota Idle No More Environmental and Treaty Rights Symposium on March 22 at the Minneapolis American Indian Center.
Donations for Bad River's fight can be sent through the tribal government website or to the mailing address supplied at badriver-nsn.gov.
"This ecosystem is as good as what we have left in the state and in the world," Wiggins said. "We all have an impact on the environment. We really have to humble ourselves. Environmental stewardship is a sacrifice."
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use your own casino money to pay for the law suit.
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"use your own casino money to pay for the law suit." by Mr. John Doe.
John, our tiny casino barely pulls in enough revenue to pay employees, advertise promotions and produce substantial payments to the state for the privilege of operating it. A lot of our customer base is tourists; fishermen, hunters, snowmobilers and vacationers. When this mine destroys the beauty of our area and the invaluable natural resources it beholds, everyone in northern Wisconsin will be affected.
As far as job creation is concerned, I say from experience that there are NO jobs on the res unless you wanna work at the casino, We do need new businesses to meet job demand but, that's the same story across the country.
We fish, hunt, gather and get by as we've done for generations, as long as we respect the land and acknowledge the important role we take.
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I am a member of the Bad River Band. It saddens and angers me what is happening. I live in Washington, so if any one knows who I should contact or where I should look to find out how I can help out please let me know.


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Any young athletes out there wondering what to do about the Sochi Olympics, don't listen to the spine-caved International Olympic Committee, instead listen to the plain voice of Martin Luther King Jr. He wasn't an athlete unless pool-sharking counted, but he was more observant of sports than you would suppose, and he was especially interested in the Olympics as a stage for disobedience. There is no question he would tell today's athletes, "Protest."
The Olympics have become a direct cause of human rights abuses: In three of the last four venues selected by the IOC, we've had detention and torture of anti-Olympic protestors in Beijing; tear gas and rubber bullets for similar protestors in Rio; and forced evictions, labor exploitation and the threat of arrest for anyone who happens to be too visibly homosexual in Sochi. The IOC would have us think these are delicate moral matrices and none of its affair, and insists that athletes be apolitical. To which King would have replied, in that piercingly truthful alto, that any organization which "continues to produce soft-minded men purchases its own spiritual death on an installment plan."
It's difficult to know which issues would have concerned King most or exactly what action he would have urged against the Sochi Games. Would he have called for a boycott because of Russia's anti-homosexual laws, or would he have demonstrated outside stadiums to protest the corruptions in Olympic construction projects documented by Human Rights Watch? But the one thing we can know is that King viewed human rights as the natural extension of civil rights. "He was talking for everyone, not just people of color," his son Martin Luther King III said on Sirius radio this weekend. And we can be sure he would have no patience with IOC President Jacques Rogge's habit of standing on the sidelines and mouthing "pious irrelevancies and sanctimonious trivialities."
"He was in favor of direct action," said the Rev. Gary Hall, dean of Washington National Cathedral. "He might be more willing to risk direct political action than others would."
This isn't speculation. We have evidence that King viewed the Olympics as a platform for protest. Fifty years ago, King gave his most famous speech, but 45 years ago this summer, he was involved in a lesser-known episode, when he urged John Carlos and Tommie Smith to take the action that became their immortal black-gloved salute at the 1968 Summer Games in Mexico City. King's influence on them, and what he had to say about the Olympics, is worth re-examining in light of the Sochi Games and the questions athletes might have about sanctioning them.
Smith, Carlos and other black amateur athletes led by Harry Edwards attempted to organize a boycott of Mexico City based on a range of racial injustices, and formed an organization called the Olympic Project for Human Rights. "Why should we run in Mexico only to crawl home?" they asked. In early 1968 King met with the group in New York and told them he would publicly support their boycott. When Carlos asked him why, this was his answer, as recounted by Carlos in his memoir co-written with Dave Zirin:
King compared the Olympics to the calm surface of a lake. He asked Carlos what happens when you drop a rock in it, and answered his own question. "It ripples," he said. "And the ripples go out to the far end of the lake." Athletes who chose to make a statement at the Olympics were the rocks. They could "ripple throughout the world," he said.
Carlos then asked King another question: Why was he risking danger by going back to Memphis to support a sanitation strike? "John, I have to go back and stand for those that won't stand for themselves, and I have to go back for those that can't stand for themselves," he said.
In the end, efforts to organize a boycott failed; athletes felt they'd trained too hard to sacrifice their medal chances. But Carlos and Smith found a way to protest with their shoes and their gloves, and Carlos now believes it was the right gesture. Had they boycotted, no one would have heard what they had to say, he recently told Zirin. "Who remembers that Kareem Abdul Jabbar stayed home?" Zirin points out.
Would King have supported a Sochi boycott? Perhaps, but if so, he also would have supported some kind of active protest at the Olympics themselves: He told Carlos he wanted to help stage a demonstration in Mexico City along with the boycott. "We're not saying, 'Burn it down,' " he said. "We're just merely saying we don't care to participate and see how you feel without us as a part of the show."
King's genius was for demonstrations that pulled the mask of moderation away from intolerable situations. With that calm and perfect honesty, he exposed the inherent violence in situations that masqueraded as civic order. He dismantled inverted moralities until right and wrong assumed their proper places again, and we understood which man was truly interested in higher moral order, and which was the real brute. His main strategy was to publicly embarrass evil until it shriveled.
The IOC is intolerable. It has completely inverted morality, and it badly needs embarrassing. Ice palaces have been built on evicted homes and the backs of abused workers; gays are beaten and jailed; but the IOC's position is that the Olympic athlete who is troubled by this will ruin the harmony and peace of the Games. The athlete who tries to use a voice in Sochi may or may not get arrested by Russian police — but they will certainly by disciplined by the IOC. This goes far beyond the apolitical. It's actively evil. The IOC has created a code in which it's wrong to discuss a wrong. It enlists athletes in a cover-up and orders them to cave in their own spines.
"Every man of humane convictions must decide on the protest that best suits his convictions, but we must all protest," King once said.
Ted Ligety, that means you. Lindsey Vonn, that means you. If you have qualms about being labeled a radical among your more moderate teammates, then listen to this: "When you are right, you cannot be too radical," King said. "When you are wrong, you cannot be too conservative."


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The Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at New York University welcomes the former mayor on Thursday, Oct. 14, from 5 p.m.-to-7 p.m. for a discussion about his legacy with NYU Polytechnic Institute historian Jonathan Soffer, author of the newly published book Ed Koch and the Rebuilding of New York City, which views Koch's odyssey through personal and mayoral papers, authorized interviews, and oral histories.
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Between the middle of March and the end of May 2010, Microsoft will be providing a browser choice update to users of XP onwards. The update will allow alternative browser installation.
According to a Microsoft press release, Windows users from XP and upwards with Internet Explorer installed as default browser will receive a software update via a browser choice screen. This will enable them to easily define and install an alternative web browser as standard. According to the press release the move will begin with a short test period and should be completed by middle May. The update is said to deactivate but not uninstall Internet Explorer. In Windows 7, IE will automatically be removed from the taskbar but can be recalled as a quick-start button via the program menu.
In his blog posting, Microsoft's Vice President and Deputy General Counsel, Dave Heiner, explains the browser choice screen in detail. Tests by Windows manufacturers will take place in France, Belgium and the United Kingdom before being rolled out in Germany and other European countries the middle of March. Software for the screen will reach computers in the form of an automatic update. For Windows users whose settings ask them to first confirm the download, the update is optional. The browser installation software starts with the first log in to IE after the update, then according to users wishes: after the preview screenshots (see gallery) a relevant link will appear on the Windows desktop.
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I'm with you on all that, but be realistic. It's conceivable at the very edge this gen, but the big push will be on 20nm both because of the timing of the displays reaching a more tangible market as well as process abilities of tsmc (not to mention the potential need for more bw and/or more dense buffers without building monstrosities that will likely come between now and then). Figure 4k is 4x 1080p. I figure 20nm will bring similar designs to gk110/8900 aimed at the sweet-spot market with their shiny new 4k displays in late 2014 to 2015. That is to say efficient and 48 ROPs...obviously on more realistic size/yielding silicon and in consumer-friendly power envelopes. If that were roughly 2688 units (12 nvidia smx = 2688 w sfu, amd 42 cu = 2688) at ~1300mhz, it would be ~4x something like a 7850 (1024 x 860mhz), the baseline to play most titles at 1080p, and likely not changing much given the new rumored console specs. Considering the process shrink should bring roughly 2x density, ~20-30% clock hikes at similar voltage, and gddr6 (and/or 4Gb GRAM) if not some other tech may rear it's head by that time, it seems a realistic trajectory. See clock/power skew of 28nm in previous post but note TSMC will lower the voltage aim on 20nm...1.264v ain't gonna be refuse anymore certainly to AMD's disappointment. The process will likely wimper out around where most designs hover because of efficiency, 1.15-1.175v (blame a united process with an eye focused on mobile SoCs, ). That means potentially ~1400-1500mhz, minus ~10% for stock skus...or around 1300mhz give or take. Speculative maths, to be sure. But realistic.
I'm confused. I always thought that the "Ti" suffix was short for "Titan." If "Ti" isn't short for "Titan", then what is its meaning?
I don't think quad crossfire would be that much more fun becuase of all the driver issues in games. And the 4 HD8970 would use more power and produce more heat. But for pure benchmarking quad crossfire could give better results i guess.
AMD haven't exactly been generous with prices either, the 7970 was massively overpriced when it launched too.
That's a pretty standard response here, it's only natural for people to get defensive when their card drops down a notch.
Those percentages are an average including games that have CPU bottlenecks, and (if Wizz calculates overall performance using average or total FPS) are also weighted towards the games with the highest FPS. You cannot use them to compare FPS in the way that you are doing. In addition, throughput-based metrics give cards like the 690 an artificially inflated result, which would not necessarily be replicated in latency based testing.
Finally, the bastards ate profit from KG104 and decided to offer a significant delay product whose price was overpaid by 100%. Now we have pulled kepler life design to reduce GPU processor production to 18 microns. Of course, we will also pay the same patents this year and I hope that pig burst of obesity and gluttony. We know that the driver for the Quadro series DirectX bypasses the problem of efficiency and thereby obtained only from 30% to 100% of the CPU unčinkovitosti and we will have to wait for the Maxwell GPU, which will have the advantage as built. I hope that they will strainers saliva of licensing and contractual profits, just like us for good hardware: P
My previous post was an explanation of the illogicality of yours. But if you can't be bothered with it, the first sentence and the very fact that there are different differences at different resolutions should suffice. It is not so much that the 690 is a different amount faster at different resolutions as it is that the 690 is to a different extent held up by other bottlenecks at different resolutions. In the absence of extra-GPU bottlenecks the 780 (Titan) will be in a worst-case scenario 50% faster than the 680. If memory bandwidth doesn't hold things up, you can call that figure 70%. Of course in reality we'll see a much, much smaller difference, because CPU bottlenecks will hold things up to at least some degree in nearly every game.
Here's a better comparison for you, GTX690 being 53% faster than the GE at 1200p Now, math is not my strong point but I reckon going by the presumed 85% performance of the Titan (ium) compared to GTX690, this GK110 based card would be 45% faster than the 7970GE.
On average, where the average includes many games where they perform very closely due to bottlenecks. So no.
I've decided to save the $900 bucks to buy this card and get a new awesome television and PS4 or Xbox 720 instead. How can that not be a better choice? I hope that this price point doesn't become the standard for high end single GPU cards.
I have an even better option for you. Don't buy a TV and instead spend $300 on a GPU and $600 on games.
You've clearly missed my point, but what you've written here is wrong anyway. A 680 is 50% of a 690. A 780 is 85% of a 690. 85% is 170% of 50%, a 70% difference.
I kinda feel this is year is a turning point in the GPU business and in the broader picture the PC business. Low end will disappear replaced by integrated graphics, mid range cards will be hard to sell over 200$ and there will be an enthusiast niche covered by the likes of Titanium and whatever AMD comes up with. The rest of us will game on consoles, tablets, laptops and smartphones. It's the same as with the music industry, there are a handful of people who still buy vinyl records, stare at cover and have expensive Hi-Fi equipment, they like to clean their records and upgrade the equipment while the rest are enjoying low-fi MP3s played through portable devices which they will throw away gladly when a new gadget will come along. Mind you, these are priced in the vicinity of a few pizzas or a good night out. There will be a market for Titanium same as there's a market for outrageously priced DACs and headphones. Crysis 3 (if one's interested) can be played on a console. No big deal, single player, couple of days of fun then forget about it. Life goes on.


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As a proud businessman, eMazzanti had weathered many storms before. Mazzanti and his wife Jennifer Shine had opened the business just two weeks before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks of 2001.
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"Even during Hurricane Irene, we responded very quickly. We got a communication out to customers. We had engineers on staff calling people to help with preparations and had people in the field with what we considered high-risk accounts. We had 100 percent of our customers up and running come Monday after the hurricane," Mazzanti told CRN in Sept. 2011. "I'm proud of what we've been able to accomplish.
eMazzanti's staff was doing the same thing as Sandy approached from the South, sucking up millions of gallons water from the Atlantic into her hurricane-force winds. As the storm hit land and continued inland, it deposited the water behind and left many coastal communities including Hoboken without power, heavily flooded or in ruins.
The VAR kept as normal a day as possible on Monday, Oct. 29, allowing some employees to work from home as the storm approached in the afternoon. About eight blocks away, the Mazzanti family rode out the storm in their home.
The following morning, Mazzanti walked to the office at 5 a.m. to survey the damage and get an assessment of what needed to be done.
"When I arrived and saw water significantly covering the floor in our office I moved to act quickly. But, more tragically all the blocks leading up to our office were totally underwater," Mazzanti said.
Meanwhile, several VARs from around the country had been calling and texting Mazzanti since the weekend, offering to fly in and help with whatever recovery was necessary. Mazzanti said no.
One of those VARs, John Motazedi, president of SNC Squared, Joplin, Mo., knew too well what Mazzanti might be facing. SNC Squared's headquarters was completely destroyed when a tornado tore through Joplin in May 2011. After that disaster, several VARs flew into Joplin to help and eMazzanti helped SNC get its email back within 90 minutes on its hosted platform. Motazedi was itching to return the favor.
"We were texting back and forth, and Tuesday it sounded like doom and gloom," Motazedi said. "There was two feet of water in the street, and it was pouring down like a river. A good portion of his clients were without power. [eMazzanti] was without power completely, and he was having problems getting in touch with engineers. And when he did, they couldn't get to New Jersey."


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We stayed here for three nights in November which is low season for this city but climate at this time of year is pleasant and although the hotel was full it didn't feel overcrowded. Staff here are excellent as mentioned in other reviews here and there's obviously a top down approach to service. We had a standard room and these... More
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This hotel has seen better days. From the outside it looks quite modern, on the inside certain things are updated, but in general, it's old fashioned. It's a pity because the location is wonderful, right on the banks of a river and with a wonderful terrace with waterfall out the back. There is a games room, which is a nice... More
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2012 (Sophomore): One of four field players on the squad to start all 19 games, totaling a team-high 1,667 minutes ... Played all 90 minutes in all but three games ... Played a vital role in team's eight shutouts and in allowing the fewest goals in school history while holding opponents to the fewest shots of any team in the Big South Conference ... Notched her first career points with assists on two of the Chants' three goals in a win over Francis Marion ... Recorded one assist against Presbyterian to finish tied for second on the team with three helpers ... Totaled four shots with one on goal ... Named to the 2012-13 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.
2011 (Freshman): Started 17 of 19 games played, including the final 13 games of the season ... Ranked second on the team with 1,383 minutes played ... Finished the season with a .750 shots on goal percentage as three of her four attempts fell on frame ... Fired a shot on goal that forced Charleston Southern's keeper to make a diving save in the squad's 1-all draw ... Played every minute of six games, including all 110 minutes against Charleston Southern ... Responsible for shutting down VMI's and UNC Asheville's strikers in the Chants back-to-back wins ... Named to the 2011-12 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.
At San Pasqual HS: A standout midfielder for the Eagles, led the team to a Valley League soccer championship and a CIF Division I soccer semi-final appearance as a freshman... Guided team to the CIF Division I soccer semi-final as a sophomore... Garnered the coaches' award as a freshman, player's award as a sophomore, and was named captain as a senior... Tabbed to the San Diego Union Tribune all-academic team and CIF All-League as a junior and senior... Played tennis; earned team MVP and advanced to the CIF Division I quarter finals...Member of the National Honor Society.
Personal: Full name: Madison Nicole Phillips... Daughter of Jami and Craig Phillips... Father is former head women's swim coach at Oregon State and is inducted into three swimming halls of fame...Mother was chosen as a top 10 teacher of the year for San Diego County... Majoring in business marketing.


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Nutritional Support for Equine Digestive Health
November 05, 2011
Balancing the digestive system is key to maintaining equine health by improving nutrient absorption.... Read More
Dentistry in Horses
October 11, 2011
Horses' teeth are very different from humans, and they need special dental care at least annually.... Read More
The Equine Digestive Tract and How it Relates to Colic
September 07, 2011
Certain parts of the horse's digestive tract are associated with higher risks of developing colic.... Read More
Gastrointestinal Problems in the Foal
August 03, 2011
Meconium impaction, ulcers, diarrhea, and other GI problems can arise in foals.... Read More
Enteric Bacteria: Can Healthy Horses be Carriers?
July 11, 2011
Could a healthy horse in one's own backyard be a disease risk for other horses?... Read More
The Many Faces of Colic
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Monitoring and Preventing Equine Proliferative Enteropathy
June 14, 2011
Prevention and monitoring strategies for equine proliferative enteropathy, a disease that affects weanlings ... Read More
Equine Proliferative Enteropathy: A Growing Concern
June 04, 2011
Equine proliferative enteropathy, a gastrointestinal disease of foals and weanlings that's increasing in ... Read More
Veterinarians Release Uncle Mo's Diagnosis
June 03, 2011
Uncle Mo has a case of cholangiohepatitis, which, is a severe inflammation of the bile passages and adjacent ... Read More
Gastrointestinal Tract Infection Will Decide Uncle Mo's Derby Fate
May 05, 2011
Owner Mike Repole said a decision on whether Uncle Mo, the current second favorite, will run in Saturday's Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands will be made late today May 5, or early tomorrow. After the one-time Derby favorite exercised over the ... Read More
Supporting Healthy Equine Blood Sugar
April 08, 2011
Healthy blood sugar is a major factor in equine health. When glucose is not efficiently delivered to or utilized by the target cells, a horse's ability to produce sustained metabolic energy is greatly diminished. This can result in a series of ... Read More
20 Things Your Horse's Teeth are Telling You
March 01, 2011
Equine dentistry coverage usually focuses on particular conditions and is presented as a highly technical review of specific research. For a more straightforward approach, we collected insight about the horse's mouth from veterinary dental provider ... Read More
Carbohydrates 101 for Horses
March 01, 2011
Carbohydrates are important energy sources for horses, and they are required for digestive health.... Read More
February 28, 2011
When a horse's fluid absorption is compromised, diarrhea can result. ... Read More
Free Ask the Vet LIVE Q&A: Equine Dental Care
February 21, 2011
What dental problems commonly affect a horse's ability to eat comfortably? What kind of routine dental care should horses receive? Find out during our free Ask the Vet LIVE online Q&A chat about Equine Dental Care on Thursday, Feb. 24, 8-9 pm EST.... Read More
Ulcers... For Life?
February 17, 2011
Proper management and prevention methods can help your horse remain ulcer-free.... Read More
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February 01, 2011
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February 01, 2011
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Endocrine Disease Table Topic (AAEP 2010)
January 27, 2011
One of the Table Topic discussions at the 2010 American Association of Equine Practitioners annual meeting, held Dec. 4-8 in Baltimore, Md., addressed equine endocrine disorders. Moderators and attendees discussed diagnostic testing for equine ... Read More
Dieting Tips for Obese Horses
January 26, 2011
According to Alex Dugdale, MA, VetMB, DVA, Dipl. ECVA, MRCVS, a senior lecturer in the school of veterinary science at the University of Liverpool in England, "obesity (in horses) creeps up on us." When it comes to battling obesity, keeping the horse... Read More
Microbial Colonization of the Foal's GI Tract
January 23, 2011
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Chronic Equine Weight Loss
January 01, 2011
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The Fight to Conquer Equine Laminitis
January 01, 2011
Teams of veterinarians and farriers from around the country gathered at the fifth International Conference on Laminitis and Diseases of the Foot to discuss the most cutting-edge information available for the fight to conquer laminitis.... Read More
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TheHorse.com's Ask the Vet LIVE session on Common Colic Questions, held on Oct. 13, is now available for listening on demand. Scores of questions on colic causes, risk factors, prevention, and treatment, and more were answered by veterinarians... Read More
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Specialized treatment for hand and upper-extremity injuries and disorders.
The Hand Rehabilitation program is a team of specialized professionals dedicated to the effective restoration of function and prevention of dysfunction in the hand and upper extremity. We deliver patient-focused, educationally based programs that emphasize quality outcomes and cost effectiveness.
Our HandCare care philosophy:
- Rehabilitation through self-directed patient programs encourages active participation and communication to further the understanding of the impact of their condition.
- Effective and innovative treatment plans require team commitment to continuing education and research.
- Advanced training and skills are required of our therapy team, facilitating patient progress toward optimal recovery. Most have attained national certification status as Certified Hand Therapist (CHT).
- Communication among health care professionals, employers and insurers can achieve a partnership in which the patient and community benefit.
- Health promotion through injury prevention education is vital to reducing the impact of hand and upper-extremity injuries in our community.
Common disorders treated:
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"A blueberry coffeecake with a ricotta cheese topping. Reminiscent of cheesecake, this recipe was in my maternal grandmother's collection. Origin is unknown."
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1 cup all-purpose flour
3/4 cup white sugar
1 1/4 teaspoons baking powder
1/3 cup milk
1/4 cup shortening
1 egg
1/2 teaspoon lemon extract
1 1/2 cups blueberries
2 eggs, beaten
1 1/4 cups ricotta cheese
1/3 cup white sugar
1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
I followed the directions exactly with exception to adding the lemon extract; I didn't have any, so I just left it out. This dessert is just delicious...not too sweet and very quick to put together. Only one other point to mention is that I used frozen blueberries (which I didn't thaw first) and as a result, the cake took about 65 minutes to cook.
I'm not really a "baker," more of a "cooker," but this sounded good & simple enough. I followed the recipe exactly, but for some reason it didn't brown right on the top. It browned in one spot in the middle of the pan, and about an inch out all the way around the pan, but the rest of it kinda remained uncooked looking. We tasted the parts around the edges, that actually looked like it was the way it was suppose to be and it was ok. A little bland. I still have leftover blueberries, so now I'm going to try my luck with a Blueberry Buckle recipe that I found on this site. I'm crossing my fingers that my baking skills will improve with this next attempt!!
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This recipe was superb! It was moist and delicious. The only changes I made were to use frozen blueberries and 1/2tsp of lemon juice since I didn't have any lemon extract. A keeper for sure.
This was wonderful I thought. Not too sweet, just perfect. My grandmother just loved it and she really doesn't even like blueberries. I used fresh blueberries! I didn't have lemon extract so I used lemon juice and doubled what it called for. I also tossed the blueberries in lemon juice before I added them to the mixture. Wonderful!!! Thank you!
This was a great recipe idea for blueberry's, if you're tired of the muffins & pies. I used Splenda in place of all the sugar and it turned out great!
I don't know how other reviewers got results that they describe as "dry" and "bland". I made this today and it came out SO moist and tasty. I used orange extract since I didn't have lemon, and frozen berries. Love it. Will make it again. The two different layers are both delicious and it formed a yummy crust all around. It's just my husband and I so we have left overs we'll have for breakfast tomorrow for sure. Can't wait!
I followed this recipe exactly and it was wonderful. A keeper for sure. Try it...you'll love it!!!!! Enjoy
Great blueberry recipe.
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Serving Size: 1/16 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 16 Amount Per Serving Calories: 160 Calories from Fat: 53
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Movies, like books, can be a hotly debated topic. People tend to defend their favourites vehemently, and the more fanatical among us will expound on the virtues of their genres of choice to anyone in the popcorn queue.
After epic fantasies, preferably swirling with magic, handsome elves and a sword-bearing Viggo Mortensen, my favourite movies usually have a gambling edge to them. Movies like The Sting, Rounders and The Cincinnati Kid are heavyweights in the high-stakes category, but personal favourites can also be based simply on swashbuckling, light-hearted storyline, or one particularly memorable table game. So, although I accept that there may be many other worthier gambling movies out there, Maverick is still one of my first choices.
Before Mel Gibson lost his temper at his ex and dented his veneer of charm, he was rather endearing as the witty hero in the 1994 Western comedy. Determined to prove that his poker skills are the best in the West, and to win the whopping jackpot, Bret Maverick faces an extraordinary series of misadventures as he makes his way to a major tournament. The interaction between him and Jodie Foster's con-artist character, his leap of faith in the final hand of the tournament, and the bathtub scene at the end make this one of my favourites. It's light fare, but loads of fun!


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Eighth century priest. Venerated at Bampton, England. No other information have survived.
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- "Saint Beornwald of Bampton". Saints.SQPN.com. 17 November 2012. Web. 11 December 2013. <http://saints.sqpn.com/saint-beornwald-of-bampton/>