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Cookbook creator says: uses oatmeal instead of 'bread flour' Submitted by RHYNIC Carbs: 41.9g | Fat: 3.3g | Fiber: 5g | Protein: 5.6g | Calories: 207.7
Submitted by GORDONSMOM Carbs: 38.6g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 4.6g | Protein: 5.1g | Calories: 183.5
My husband asked for a better whole wheat bread machine recipe. Submitted by LOREN7 Carbs: 25.8g | Fat: 3.2g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 5.9g | Calories: 148.9
Submitted by AFRICAPARISH Carbs: 26.7g | Fat: 1.2g | Fiber: 3.9g | Protein: 5.5g | Calories: 131.3
Submitted by IMPRINCESSGOOFY Carbs: 33.8g | Fat: 16.4g | Fiber: 5.6g | Protein: 16g | Calories: 334
This is the recipe from Oster bread machines Submitted by RENEEMITT Carbs: 16.1g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 2.5g | Calories: 72.8
Submitted by MICHTOTMAN Carbs: 26.4g | Fat: 3.3g | Fiber: 3.9g | Protein: 7g | Calories: 152.8
I use 1 cup Bread flour to soften the bread - makes a better sandwich. You could use all Whole Wheat if you prefer Submitted by MOMRITZ Carbs: 34.5g | Fat: 2.2g | Fiber: 3.4g | Protein: 4.9g | Calories: 169.9
Cookbook creator says: this recipe tells me how to adjust for no wheat gluten, and how to decide how many yeast packets will work! Submitted by BJMOOMEY Carbs: 22.1g | Fat: 0.5g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 5.6g | Calories: 106.6
Wonderful, healthy bread. Submitted by MAVGIL Carbs: 26.9g | Fat: 5.6g | Fiber: 4.2g | Protein: 5.3g | Calories: 177.6
If you love seeds this is the bread for you! Submitted by MOXIE6 Carbs: 14.4g | Fat: 2.7g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 3g | Calories: 88.4
Submitted by RAINBOWACTIVIST Carbs: 30g | Fat: 5.5g | Fiber: 5.1g | Protein: 5.6g | Calories: 178.8
A great salad for family gatherings, picnics, etc Submitted by HPHILLIPS1982 Carbs: 19.5g | Fat: 5.7g | Fiber: 9.5g | Protein: 4g | Calories: 124.8
This is a very dense bread. Submitted by RAGGEDY_ANN Carbs: 37.5g | Fat: 6.6g | Fiber: 5.8g | Protein: 6.7g | Calories: 221.2
This recipe comes from "More Bread Machine Magic". This cookbook has become my go-to for any bread products! Submitted by DDT1970 Carbs: 9.9g | Fat: 1.1g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 1.6g | Calories: 56.3
Cookbook creator says: I make this nearly identical, and it's frozen and saved for special occasions. The only differences are: I don't use nutmeg, but I add 1/2 c chopped walnuts, and I add 1 t baking powder also, not just baking soda. I also bake at 325, for 45 minutes; using the toothpick test to check doneness. Submitted by BBJKASHAW Carbs: 21.5g | Fat: 7.1g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 1.8g | Calories: 156.2
High fiber, healthy breakfast muffin. Submitted by KIMBERK24 Carbs: 20.8g | Fat: 3.4g | Fiber: 2.8g | Protein: 2.9g | Calories: 115.7
Cookbook creator says: biscotti not shortbread Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 11.5g | Fat: 5g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 2.2g | Calories: 94.9


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Celebrate the coming of spring with an all you can eat BBQ at Needled Lodge on Saturday, March 27th from 4:30 – 7pm. Take in the view, enjoy a great meal, and ski down as the full moon rises! No reservation necessary. Lift ticket required, and dinner is $25/pp.
Dinner guests should be ready to load Needles Gondola at 4:30pm. Gondola access will not be available for late comers or non-skiers/boarders. Following the feast, two groups will be guided down the mountain in the moon light!
Grilled and fried chicken . Pulled pork sandwiches . Grilled Bratwurst, hot dogs and sauerkraut . Western style baked beans . Grilled corn on the cob . Fresh fruit tray . Potato salad . Baby green salad with assorted dressings . fresh hot apple crisp . Bread pudding with rum sauce

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Easter gala is over; …and it is 'back to business' time! One of my friends pinged me this morning.
Me: Wow! You alive? Thought you were somewhere in the border firing our enemies!
Sj: Just back after an alcoholic Easter.
Me: Good for you!
Sj: Nope! Bad for me… my mom found out that I drink and she decided to disown me! L
Me: Didn't you know that there is an expiry date for secrets? You have been hiding this from her for almost a decade! By the way, how did she find out?
Sj When she served dinner, I said "Darling… after our wedding, we will follow a time table to divide the culinary work at home! Your cute little palms should remain soft forever!! Blah blah blah…" All I remember now is my mom's red rolling eyes!
Me: Lovely… so, now she knows about your girl friend too!
Sj: Bloody idiot… pacify me! Are you not my friend? Anyways I am going for a movie now!
Me: Huh, now?? I thought you were at work.
Sj: I have called for a hartal…
Me: What??! Strike in Bangalore?
Sj: So what? After all, we are Malayalees! We have the right to protest anywhere …even against NASA! Perhaps they are not aware… we Mallus have got the inherent skills to make a functioning object totally dysfunctional!
Me: Who? You mean NASA is not aware?! I thought this protest is this against your mom.
Sj: Shut Up! Got my appraisal letter this morning. With the hike I am given, all what I can do is buy a mutton biriyani and a lime soda! …that too, only if Labeeb Chettan remains kind enough to not hike the biriyani prices! Hence this is how I have decided to convey my displeasure to my boss!
Me: You are "The Malayalee of the Year"! Great going, my dear friend! J


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MRI has revolutionized the evaluation of demyelinating disease. The finding of subcallosal striations on sagittal thin slice FLAIR images is the earliest imaging manifestation of multiple sclerosis. Gadolinium-enhanced T 1 -weighted images are currently the most sensitive imaging technique for following multiple sclerosis, particularly for patients on the new immunotherapies. This issue of Applied Imaging discusses not only these generally accepted uses for MRI, but also new MR techniques that may be available in the near future.--William G. Bradley, Jr., MD, PhD, FACR
Demyelinating Disease
Detection of demyelinating disease was one of the earliest applications in which MRI demonstrated superiority over CT. 1 Multiple sclerosis (MS) and its monophasic counterpart acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (ADEM) are quite common in northern latitudes, with an incidence of 80 per 100,000. 2 Since the disease has a variety of clinical presentations, it is often included in the differential diagnosis when there are positive neurologic findings, particularly in young adults. Despite its being considered a disease of young women, the female:male ratio is only 2:1, and 10% of the patients present after age 50. 3
In order to make a "definite" diagnosis of MS, there must be multiple neurologic lesions in space and time, i.e., involvement of at least two different parts of the central nervous system separated in time by at least 24 hours. "Probable" MS is defined as multiple lesions in the CNS occurring at a single time or a single lesion coming and going over a period of time. "Possible" MS is a single lesion at one time. 2
ADEM is an autoimmune, postviral leukoencephalopathy. 4 Classically, it occurs several weeks following an exanthemous viral infection during which time the patient's immune system is directed against his/her own white matter. Clinically, the patient may be comatose or present with seizures--features that may be indistinguishable from an acute encephalitis. Fortunately, ADEM has a totally different appearance from viral encephalitis on MRI. ADEM involves the white matter first with centrifugal spread to the cortex, whereas a viral meningoencephalitis starts peripherally and spreads centripetally from the gray matter into the white matter. Distinguishing these two entities is important clinically as they have different treatments. Viral encephalitis may be treated with antiviral agents, such as acyclovir; whereas ADEM is treated with steroids or plasmapheresis, if it is treated at all.
It may be impossible to distinguish possible or probable MS from ADEM. They have the same CSF abnormalities (myelin basic protein and oligoclonal bands) and they have a similar (if not identical) MR appearance. While the plaques of ADEM are supposed to be larger than those of MS, this is probably not true for the acute tumefactive form of MS. The classic MR imaging findings in MS include focal areas of hyperintensity on proton density or T 2 -weighted or FLAIR images. Classically, these lesions have an ovoid appearance with the long axis pointing toward the ventricular surface 5 (Figure 1). This reflects the fact that MS is a perivenular disease and that the subependymal veins course perpendicular to the ependymal surface. Under the microscope, collections of inflammatory cells are noted, called "Dawson's fingers" after the Scottish pathologist who first described this appearance at the end of the nineteenth century.
For patients in the 40- to 60-year age range, MS has the potential of being confused with small vessel ischemic change both in the deep white matter and in the brain stem. There are several imaging features that help to distinguish these two entities. MS plaques tend to be rounded, i.e., outwardly convex, while small vessel ischemia tends to be outwardly concave. In the brain stem, MS tends to be peripheral, abutting the CSF spaces, while small vessel ischemia tends to be central (Figure 2). While involvement of the basal ganglia can occur as frequently with MS as with small vessel arteriosclerosis (i.e., lacunar infarction), the latter tends to cavitate while the former does not. Involvement of the cord is much more frequently seen in demyelinating disease than in ischemia.
While the usual 5-mm thick T 2 -weighted axial images may detect the majority of cases of advanced MS, we have found thin-slice (2 mm), sagittal FLAIR images (Figure 3) to be even better. 6 In one study, 42% of the patients being evaluated for possible MS had positive findings on the 2-mm sagittal FLAIR images in the face of normal conventional images. 6 The earliest MR findings in MS are 1-mm thick "subcallosal striations" oriented perpendicular to the ependyma, like a stack of coins. 7 These findings are undoubtedly an earlier manifestation of the same perivenular disease that produces the ovoid lesion on conventional imaging.
The rationale behind the thin-slice, sagittal FLAIR technique is simple: thinner slices minimize partial volume averaging of small lesions, fast FLAIR improves contrast, and the sagittal plane optimizes viewing the undersurface of the corpus callosum. It is important to use the thinnest possible slices to minimize partial volume averaging. While MRI is perfectly capable of detecting 2-mm MS plaques on 2-mm thick slices, such lesions would not be detectable using 5-mm slices with otherwise comparable techniques. 8 The sagittal plane is also used because there is less white matter to cover from medial to lateral than from front to back or top to bottom. While others have suggested a role for gadolinium for the initial detection of early demyelinating disease, this author has never seen a case where enhanced images were positive and thin-slice, sagittal FLAIR was not. In fact, in one study, the association of subcallosal striations with MS was quite significant (P <0.001). 7
While gadolinium may be less sensitive than thin-slice sagittal FLAIR techniques for the detection of early demyelinating disease, it may add to the specificity of the diagnosis. If there has been only a single clinical episode at the time of the initial diagnosis, the highest possible clinical rating is "probable." If at this time some lesions enhance and some do not, gadolinium-enhanced MRI can be used as a "paraclinical" test to suggest multiphasic disease and therefore a "definite" diagnosis.
Gadolinium is also useful to follow patients--particularly those on the newer immunotherapies for MS. 9 Since these drugs produce flu-like symptoms, patients and physicians need a more objective measure of efficacy than can be provided by the clinical examination alone of a disease that tends to wax and wane. Since active and healing disease both appear bright on T 2 -weighted images, gadolinium is needed to demonstrate active disease. We typically use interleaved 3-mm contiguous sections for this semi-quantitative evaluation.
Gadolinium also has a role in the evaluation of tumefactive MS, which might be confused with an abscess or tumor. In MS, there is incomplete rim enhancement (Figure 4A) in contradistinction to abscesses or metastases, which tend to have solid or complete rim enhancement, or gliomas, which tend to enhance throughout (if they enhance at all). On T 2 -weighted images, tumefactive MS produces a "fried egg" appearance, 4 the plaque being the yolk and the surrounding vasogenic edema the white (Figure 4B). Tumefactive MS and ADEM also tend to be bright on diffusion imaging 9 (Figure 5).
ADEM tends to involve the periventricular white matter, the white matter of the thalami, and the middle cerebellar peduncle (Figure 6). Like acute tumefactive MS, it enhances peripherally in the zone of active demyelination. When involving the brachium pontis, ADEM can be confused with another demyelinating disease, progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (PML). The latter, generally seen in AIDS patients, tends not to enhance, which helps distinguish it from ADEM (which does enhance).
Acute demyelination should be included in the differential diagnosis of any young person presenting with one or more masses in the CNS.
Cord Disease
Both acute tumefactive MS and ADEM can involve the spinal cord. The resulting cord swelling may be impossible to differentiate from viral myelitis or low-grade tumor. These three inflammatory conditions generally present clinically with a "transverse myelitis," i.e., a sensory level appearing over a matter of days. This rapid onset distinguishes inflammation from neoplasms, which are more indolent. Chronic MS produces plaques that are longitudinally oriented and flame-shaped without mass effect 4 (Figure 7). These tend to be dorsolateral in position and are more frequently found in the cervical than in the thoracic cord. Longstanding MS can produce atrophy of the cord. These lesions are evaluated best on T 2 -weighted fast spin echo images that minimize CSF pulsation artifact.
The Future
In addition to its current image-based evaluation of multiple sclerosis, MR can also be used to interrogate other features of MS on a microscopic level. Magnetization transfer (MT) is a technique that can quantify the ratio of protein-bound water compared to free water. Normally, most of the water in white matter is tightly bound to myelin protein. With demyelination, some of this water is freed, changing its magnetization transfer ratio (MTR). A number of investigators have shown abnormal MTRs in normally appearing white matter by conventional MRI. Future MS protocols are quite likely to include quantitative assessment of the white mater by MTR.
In the newer class of echo planar imaging (EPI) MR systems, EPI diffusion imaging has become routine, as the images can be acquired in less than a minute. In 5 to 10 minutes, a diffusion tensor can be acquired. This provides a position-independent quantitative assessment of the apparent diffusion coefficient. Using such techniques, the motion of water within a white matter voxel can be assessed quantitatively. Since water tends to flow parallel to axons rather than perpendicular to them, this measurement is generally quite anisotropic. With demyelination, the "anisotropy index" decreases, providing another microscopic measure of disease activity using MRI.
Clinical Quiz
1. Which of the following techniques is most sensitive for early detection of MS: axial proton density, axial FLAIR, sagittal FLAIR, sagittal T 2 , axial T 2 ?
2. All patients with suspected MS should be given gadolinium. True or false.
3. Patients being followed for MS by MRI should have T 1 -weighted images with gadolinium. True or false.
4. The thinnest possible slices should be used when evaluating MS. True or false.
5. All patients with suspected MS should have an MRI study. True or false.
1. Sagittal FLAIR, since it optimally visualizes the undersurface of the corpus callosum and maximizes contrast against CSF.
2. False. Sagittal thin slice FLAIR is more sensitive than gadolinium for detection of early MS; thus, gadolinium is not required.
3. True. Only with gadolinium can you distinguish acute [enhancing] plaques from nonenhancing gliotic scars.
4. True. Thin slices minimize partial volume averaging and enhance detection of disease.
5. False. Patients with cardiac pacemakers and ferromagnetic intracranial aneurysm clips are precluded from having MRI studies.


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Nicholas Ray, original name Raymond Nicholas Kienzle (born Aug. 7, 1911 , La Crosse, Wis., U.S.—died June 16, 1979 , New York, N.Y.), American motion-picture writer and director who showed great promise with such early low-budget films as They Live by Night (1948–49), Knock on Any Door (1949), and Johnny Guitar (1954).
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254 Meetup Groups match "Walking and Hiking" near Costa Mesa, CA
There are so many great hiking clubs and groups around us (OC, LA, SGV, IE, Puente Hills, Sierra Club, etc.) and I recommend that you do try them out. They are really great! However, if below seems to be good for you, then join us: Everyone ONE is Welcome Here! Hiking has become a hobby and a passion! I have been hiking around OC, LA, and other areas; however, I wanted to hike near my work and home due to busy and demanding schedule from work and personal life. I thought, hummm, it would be nic …
The group has been updated to reflect the changes from my email below the original description of the group. I will modify this page again in a few weeks. This is the original description of my purpose in starting this group: "I love to hike, but I have kids that are 9 and 11 . . . and they DON'T. I was in several other OC hiking groups, but most of the hikes happen when I would either need to get a sitter or drag the boys with us. So I finally decided to start a group to pull together others w …
Mostly slower paced hikes, walks, and bike rides in or near the Inland Empire area of Southern California with occasional longer, more challenging and more distant hikes and rides. We actually don't mind a little huffing and puffing on the trails and bike paths, or even a little boulder scrambling, but we're definitely not in a race and we don't particularly like to start hikes at the crack of dawn. We have fun and you are welcome to join our group. But it must be understood that hiking, biking, …
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THE ORANGE COUNTY HIKING CLUB for kids, dogs, & family A 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit serving our community "Reconnecting our community with nature!" Welcome hiking kids, dogs, & family, From SUKI REED, OC Hiking Club president & OC Register columnist, www.OC-Hiking.com. Reconnect with nature: Outdoor discovery and urban exploration for toddlers to teens including; walks, hiking, backpacking, camping, picnics, play days, museum days, dog walks, kayaking, and more... Trips, Travel, & Hikes …
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A little bit about our group. We are a small but growing local group. We are based in Glendora but we are not limited to this area. We go as far as Rancho Cucamonga and all the way to Pasadena, we try to stay as local as much as possible but we do schedule a few events in the Los Angeles area. There does not seem to be any in this local area that I have found, so I decided to create my own. Our main goal is to get outdoors and do the following: Light hiking, walking, monthly group gatherings, …
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Welcome to Family Fitness and Hiking This Group is for anyone who likes to spend time outdoors enjoying nature. We hike on Sundays and get fit during the week with our mini boot~camps. Our Sunday hikes are designed for a wide range of hiking members. Most of our hike are easy to moderate, and can be completed by anyone with good health and a positive attitude. We visit our local mountains and waterfalls, then venture further for special trips to amazing places. During the week we have our boot~ …
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We should really call the group Walking & Talking. The purpose of the group is to be inspired to get outside and walk ... based on a schedule that fits the needs of people who work full time. The name of the group is inspired by the British walking clubs of Get Walking / Keep Walking. Check out their website. http://www.getwalking.org/why-walk/ Our walks will all take place in central Orange County - Irvine, Tustin, Newport Coast, Laguna Beach, Laguna Wilderness, Crystal Cove, Corona del Mar, Ba …
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This meet up is all about exploring Los Angeles on foot. There are so many interesting parts of Los Angeles that you never notice as you drive by it in your car. By getting out and exploring the city, we'll discover new things we didn't know existed. We'll try to keep most hikes between 4-7 miles to make sure we have time to complete the hike and have time to explore during the hike. What is Urban Hiking? An urban hike gives us the chance to explore the terrain we live in, to contemplate how …
This is a group for anyone interested in hiking---with a mission to help others! Our hikes are drives where we collect items for local shelters and/or schools. We collect all items before the hike so we know, while hiking, that we are also helping others. Some of the past items collected include school supplies, hygiene items, blankets, etc. Let's climb the local hills and mountains while giving back to those in need.
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Are you a medical marijuana patient, 420 friendly, cannabis lover, or just a down to earth, open minded person who loves hiking, camping, or anything to do with the outdoors and wants to meet like-minded others? This group is for you!
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Are you a medical marijuana patient, 420 friendly, cannabis lover, or just a down to earth, open minded person who loves hiking, camping, or anything to do with the outdoors and wants to meet like-minded others? This group is for you!
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Are you a medical marijuana patient, 420 friendly, cannabis lover, or just a down to earth, open minded person who loves hiking, camping, or anything to do with the outdoors and wants to meet like-minded others? This group is for you!
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I started this group as a way to bring Hike Enthusiasts together that want to enjoy the vast array of trails, intense beauty, and local history of the San Gabriel Mountains. We are not professional or paid hikers. By joining this group you acknowledge that The San Gabriel Mountains Hike Group, it's owner, assistant organizers, members, or staff members are not liable for any injuries you may suffer while participating in our events. Please be sure that you are physically fit to attempt the hikes …
HI ! I started this group because I love hiking, but most groups meet too early! This group is for anybody that loves to hike, but is interested in hiking in the late morning, early afternoon and evening. Hikes will be in the South Bay, and I will try to keep them dog friendly. Everyone welcome. All ages / fitness levels. South Bay area.
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This is group is for the Warrior in us all. If you want to meet other like-minded modern warriors, have fun, and get to know your true, inner power and potential, then join us! Through fun outdoor activities that require true inner power, such as hiking, rock climbing, martial arts, and meditation, we look to develop and cultivate the Warrior within. Great for men and women, with no experienced to advanced. We welcome all those who want to develop their inner warrior through hiking, climbing, ma …
Join fun, enthusiastic walkers that are interested in staying healthy and fit with walking. Walking can help to shed those extra pounds! This a great workout for both men and women as well as a great place to meet new people. Come join us for a brisk mornig walk at the beach. Enjoy the cool beach air and beautiful views of the ocean. Walk the Pounds Off! Walking Club is Free, just come join us! Saturday mornings 9 a.m. No Meetings on 11/17/12, 12/8/12 or 1/12/13 Ok to join Get Your Walk On, o …
Monthly Bird Walks with Los Angeles Audubon. Join experienced bird walk leaders who will help you explore the varied habitat in and around the greater Los Angeles Area. All are welcome, but no pets or small children, please. Appropriate for young bird watchers age 6 years and older. Enjoy woodland nature areas, parklands and lakes, natural coastal scrub habitat and saltwater marshes. Binoculars are provided on many of the walks. Bird walks are geared for the beginner/intermediate birders looking …
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Variety of Activities, Cycling, Hiking, Walking, Running, Group Activities, Fundraisers, Teaming up with other Groups, Group day trips. Always, bring family members,co-workers, neighbors, doggies, children are WELCOME!! If you own a Business or Service, please take advantage of the FREE SPONSOR, giving Members a discount or coupons, Members viewing your Business or Service. Any questions or concerns, please email me. Please join: Adventurers/Explorers of Los Angeles If you have Furry Babies or …
This is a group led by a professional dog walker/trainer for anyone interested in walking their dog, learning basic obedience, and just socializing with other pet lovers. We'll meet at noon for a 45 min-1 hour dog walk through neighborhood areas. On-leash only. Dogs of all sizes. Come and walk with us!
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Morning and evening hikes at Runyon Canyon. 6:30 am in the morning, 7:30 pm in the evening.
Welcome to Hiking With Dean, the best hiking group this side of the Los Angeles River! Formally the original "The Weekday Hikers," we now meet regularly on the weekends for hikes mostly in and around the Santa Monica Mountains, between Pt Mugu to the west and Will Rogers State Park to the east. Once a month or so we'll leave our comfort zone and explore the trails of Orange County and Palos Verdes. During the Spring and Summer months I'll be leading evening and full moon hikes during the week (b …
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Why join the SoCal Gay Men Excursion & Hiking Group? Do you enjoy hiking and the outdoors? Are you an adult gay man? This is a group for adult gay men who love hiking and are outdoor lovers. This group is exclusively for adult gay men interested in hiking and outdoor excursions. Where: Hikes are in the Southern California areas-- Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino and Ventura counties. Activities are often for specific skill levels, ranging from beginner to advanced. Waiver and Fee: Upon joing …
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We're a small, local hiking club that regularly hikes in Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook and Kenneth Hahn Park
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Let's achieve your ideal body with strong support from a personal trainer you can trust! Fitness Model/Certified Personal Trainer Tomoyuki Matsunaga is Now Offering FREE Walking Exercise Session in a Park near YOU!! All ages/levels are welcome. You only have one life to live... Continue shining by embarking on a journey for a healthy mind and body together with B-Cool FIT! JOIN TEAM B-Cool FIT! BE HEALTHY! BE COOL! 絶大なる信頼を誇るパーソナルトレーナーの心強いサポートにより、あなたの理想のカラダを手に入れましょう!あなたのお近くの公園で、日本人フィットネスモデル兼パーソナル …
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Dharma Hikes - Local hikes, local people, local sights, and lots of fun! Dharma Hikes is a unique way to discover LA, leading you and your friends on a tour-guided hike through some of LA's most hidden gems. Combining the city's secret stairs, a bit of hiking, beneficial yoga, and a spirit of exploration, Dharma Hikes is a great way to gain some cardio, some fun facts about LA, and perhaps some new friends!
Come join the Griffith Park Section of the Sierra Club for our evening conditioning hikes and other events. Enjoy our hikes and learn the trails with experienced and well trained hike leaders. The section also has potlucks, cookouts, and monthly moderate moonlit hikes; see the Calendar for details. We are a conservation group committed to protecting the environment. Though you do not need to a member of the section to hike with us, we encourage people to join our section and get our excellent ne …
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Need something to do during the weekdays? Need Exercise? Like to walk and talk? Want to meet interesting people? Do you enjoy interesting conversation and meeting some new walking buddies? If so, this group may be just what you are looking for! Please join us on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 10:30 AM. We will be meeting at the Rose Bowl - Lot "F" (adjacent to Lot K) beginning Monday, September 30, 2013. The circuit around the Rose Bowl is approximately 3.2 miles and takes roughly 55 m …
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This is a group that will walk at a slow pace, about 20-minute miles. It's meant to be social, so we'll hopefully talk while we're walking. We'll mostly walk around the Brentwood Country Club, although eventually we may branch out to other routes. The walks will be during the day, not the evening. I would love for you to join us!
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This walking club is for ladies that are interested in walking for exercise in the following beaches: Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, and Redondo Beach. I started this group because I want to meet other outdoor enthusiast and make new friendships with local women. Looking forward to walking at the beach with everybody! **Please note: this club does not have any fees since I am not a trainer or anything. Let's show up, work out and and make new friendships! That's it. :-) :-)
This group is for attorneys and designed to facilitate networking among legal professionals in an effortless way while also doing something fun and being active. We spend so much time in our offices, cars, sitting in meetings, and having breakfasts, lunches and dinners. We want to do good by our clients and provide them with excellent legal service, and we want to spend time developing new business and networking. All that is a huge time commitment, but when are we to think about ourselves, our …
Enjoy a short guided meditation in nature followed by hiking or biking in the Hahamongna Park. Climb trees, footsoak in the brook, form a "healing circle" around JPL, potluck trailmix... You get the idea. Spontaneous companionship in Nature! We start at 10 AM; "Be there or be Square!"
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25 July
Expanded fistula program to help hundreds more women
23 July
Liberian Daily Observer
16 fistula survivors get life skills
23 July
The Guardian Newspaper Nigeria
12000 Nigerian women develop VVF yearly'
23 July
Expanded Fistula Program to Help Hundreds More Women.
20 July
Awareness Times
In Sierra Leone, Family Planning Week launched in Kailahun
19 July
The Maravi Post and Nyasa Times
Joyce Banda: Stop stigmatizing women with fistula
19 July
The Plight of VVF Patients
18 July
Nyasa Times
260 Malawi women treated from fistula since 2008
18 July
Jollof News
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International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics
Obstetric fistula 'can lead to loss of status and dignity'
15 July
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12 July
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6 July
Rotary International
Rotarian Action Group expands maternal health project in Nigeria
5 July
The Express Tribune
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30 June
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29 June
THISDAY Live
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28 June
Slate Afrique and Youphil
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27 June
Women News Network
Doctors Without Borders give life back to mothers with fistula
27 June
Voice of America
Fistula surgery changes Nigerian women's lives
22 June
Ke Alakai (blog)
IDS 210 class presented the NOVA documentary, "A Walk to Beautiful"
21 June
The Yemen Times
Dr. Geert Morren trains Yemeni doctors and nurses
19 June
International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics
Tanzanian women 'not receiving obstetric fistula treatment'
16 June
The Citizen Daily
First Lady: Only a third of fistula patients seek medical treatment
15 June
First Lady Salma Kikwete pushes for fistula eradication
14 June
International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics
Yemeni women 'need greater access to fistula care'
14 June
The Nation Newspaper
Are TBAs still relevant in health care?
14 June
Child Brides: Action Is Being Taken At Last
13 June
Yemen Observer
Fistula in Yemen
11 June
The Yemen Times
A women's worst nightmare: Diagnosed with an obstetric fistula
7 June
New research: Annual maternal mortality worldwide declines 47%
5 June
The Times Group (blog)
British charity pledges fight against fistula in Malawi
1 June
Local women gather to raise funds for women's health in Ghana
30 May
The Guardian
Liberia: maternal roulette
30 May
Deliveries At Home Account for Obstetric Fistulas
28 May
The Standard
Freeing women from Fistula through charity
26 May
Kilimo's Health Tip to Women
23 May
Nigeria needs to expand its fistula care projects
22 May
18 Women Get Fistula Repair in Cross River
22 May
Santa Barbara Independent
Money, Attention Raised for Obstetric Fistula Treatment
22 May
Lack of doctors hampering fistula care in Rwanda
22 May
Port Lincoln Times
Walk and support women and children in need
20 May
Giving Hope to Women With Fistula
19 May
News Medical
Loss of U.S. funding for UNFPA 'would be devastating'
19 May
30-Bed VVF Centre Inaugurated in Ogoja
18 May
Nigeria records 12000 VVF annually, medical experts reveal
17 May
Huffington Post
Another Blow Against Women
13 May
The New York Times
Those moms who need a boost on Mother's Day
12 May
Huffington Post
Enabling Anyone, Anywhere to Help Mothers Globally With Samahope
10 May
The Sudbury Star
Mercy for Mothers in May
10 May
UN adopts young persons' sexual health resolution
9 May
First Coast News
Farhiya's Story: Free from the Shame of Fistula
8 May
Liberian Daily Observer
Invest in midwifery: UNFPA official urges Gov't
8 May
129 VVF Patients Treated At Ogoja
6 May
SOS Children's Villages
Teen pregnancies carry risks in Madagascar
5 May
Oman Daily Observer
A salute to midwives
4 May
Madagascar: Peer pressure to stop teen pregnancy
3 May
The Yemen Times
UNFPA representative discusses fistula in the country
26 April
National programme against fistula in Burkina
25 April
Ethiopia: Still too many deaths in childbirth
21 April
Voice of America
Physicians say emergency care crucial in complicated deliveries
18 April
Huffington Post
Don't forget the girls
17 April
Miss Sierra Leone on fistula & maternal morbidity campaign
17 April
Pakistani cleric and wife preach against child marriage
14 April
Inter Press
Fistula Turns Women Into Outcasts
13 April
Inter Press
Another Blight on the Child Bride
12 April
Sierra Express
Suffering in silence
9 April
Women Deliver
Mobile technology joins the fight against fistula
7 April
The Republic and The Boston Herald
American woman shares her nursing talent
29 March
Haikal foundation holds conference on obstetric fistula
28 March
Gombe First Lady offers free VVF surgery to women
26 March
Awareness Times
National conference on obstetric fistula
25 March
Royal Oak Daily Tribune
Ferndale nurse returns from health mission in Nigeria
24 March
The Sudbury Star
Mercy for mothers in May!
21 March
Market Watch
CBM'S fistula campaign aims to give women back their dignity
21 March
Perthshire Advertiser
Ann Gloag honoured by Royal College of Surgeons
20 and 21 March
IRIN News, AllAfrica and Gant Daily
Mali: Unrest hinders fight against fistula
18 March
Buxton Advertiser
How a cuppa could help mums in Africa
8 March
Les survivantes
Sierra Leone: Women's obstetric health highlighted
Eritrea: Fistula treatment witness to the investment made
7 March
IBN Live
Child marriage a scourge for millions of girls
2 March
Awareness Times
In Sierra Leone, over 2000 fistula patients treated at Aberdeen Clinic
1 March
Addressing Reproductive Behaviour Issues Among Local Youth
1 March
Women News Network
Pregnant women ignored amid rapid urbanization
29 February
Cameroon Radio Television
Obstetric fistula treatment campaign launched in Yaounde
29 February
Voice of America
Surgeons volunteer to improve Liberian health care
28 February
Trust Law, Digital Journal, UN Radio and Santa Barbara Independent (29 Feb)
First global fistula map shows one in 50 get help
27 February
PMC team up with Hollywood actress to train local actors
27 February
BBC News
Sierra Leone: All boom but no progress?
23 February
Web discussion exposes dangerous health trend
19 February
Divorcing fistula victims inhuman, says Kikwete
16 February
Swiss medics wind up fistula operations in Ruhengeri
14 February
Spring Valley NHS to host fistula fundraiser
9 February
Market Watch
The Worldwide Fistula Fund to open new fistula care facility
7 February
Obstetric fistula fact sheet
6 February
Vodacom Tanzania to raise TZS 1 bln for fistula patients
6 February
Campaign against fistula gets boost
3 February
Women News Network
Blood donations in South Sudan in critical shortage
3 February
The Star
Free clinic for Migori women
2 February
The Valley Chronicle
Film festival directed at women
30 January
WHO Bulletin
Fixing fistula
18 January
The Hunffington Post
A Commitment to Caring for Women and Children
A Healthy World Starts With Healthy Mothers
11 January
Deutsche Welle World
Fighting fistula: one woman's campaign to break the taboo
5 January
Deutsche Welle World
Helping African Women who suffer from Fistula
4 January
The Hunffington Post
The Wednesday before Christmas
4 January
All Africa
Nigeria: Not Just in the North, VVF Also Occurs in South
30 December
Leadership Newspapers
Agony Of Jigawa's VVF Teenage Mothers
22 and 23 December
The New York Times and other news
Louis CK Special Cross $1 Million Mark [and donates to fistula]
18 December
All Africa
Rwanda: 136 Fistula Patients to Get Free Surgery
18 December
The Nation
Elechi's wife empowers 330
16 December
CNN International
'Dead women walking' find hope
13 December
Ms. Magazine
Hotline in Sierra Leone for Fistula Treatment
11 December
The Nation
UNFPA Malawi conducts fistula camp at Thyolo Hospital
6 December
Capital FM Kenya
Kenyan MPs focus on better health for women
5 December
Natalie Imbruglia talks about her cause
1 December
Deutsche Welle
Working one by one to eradicate obstetric fistula
30 November
UNFPA trains midwives to adopt best practices
22 November
IRIN News
SIERRA LEONE: Fistula hotline launched
18 November
The Southern Times
Malawi's child-bride problem
10 November
Ghana Business News
First lady Naadu Mills urges assemblies to mobilize resources
6 November
THISDAY Live
FG to Establish More Varsities
4 November
The Nation
Fistula camp moves to Thyolo
3 November
Radio dramas on women's health
2 November
The Observer
Fistula thrives amid poverty
2 November
The African Press Agency
Partnering for women's health
31 October
Leader News
Race to treat mothers
31 October
Les Depeches de Brazzaville
Pour aider les personnes vulnérables de la région de Pointe-Noire
31 October
Lewiston Sun Journal
On a medical mission in Sierra Leone
29 October
Nigerian Tribune
'Nigeria has highest VVF prevalence rate in the world'
27 October
The Daily News Online
Zonta Club offers grant opportunity
26 October
DFID Blog
What care will the mother of the seven billionth baby receive?
19 October
Star Africa
African Parliaments Endorse Resolution on Increased Budgetary Support to Maternal, Newborn and Child Health
18 October
The Independent
Obstetric Fistula: Worldwide inequalities in maternal health
18 October
Thomson Reuters Foundation
Midwife initiative saves mothers lives in Ethiopia
From fistula survivor to campaigner
18 October
New Jersey News Room
Protecting African women from sexual violence
17 October
Middle East North Africa Financial Network
Campaign to End Fistula Gets Underway
17 October
Combating Violence Against Women, From The US To Uganda
13 October
Voice of America
Doença tabú das mulheres é finalmente falada em público
12 October
Nigeria: Tackling Infant, Maternal Mortality
12 October
Les Depeches de Brazzaville
Santé publique : lancement d'une campagne intensive de réparation des fistules obstétricales à Brazzaville
10 October
Rwanda: Ministry of Health, UNFPA Step Up Campaign to End Fistula
6 October
Ms. Magazine
House Foreign Affairs Committee Votes to Defund UNFPA
6 October
Hunffington Post
House Advances Bill To Stop Funding UN Women's Health Program
29 September
Daily Mail
Keeping her LA figure: Natalia Imbruglia takes a break from song writing
27 September
Inter Press Service
Hard to Save All Women Suffering from Fistula
18 September
Agence France Press
Natalie Imbruglia rocks to new passion
15 September
Pulitzer Center
World population and women's rights
15 September
Stephanie Foster Blog
7 Billion and counting
9 September
The Patriotic Vanguard
New York: UN meeting on reproductive health ends
6 September
Sierra Leone First Lady addresses UNFPA High-Level Meeting
5 September
Le Faso
Projet "lutte contre les fistules obstétricales dans le Sahel": 89% de taux de succès, des indicateurs au vert
31 August
The New Times
MoH And UN in Campaign to End Fistula
19 August
The Express Tribune
99.9% of fistula-stricken women are poor and under-age
18 August
Fistula and the loss of dignity
18 August
Fistula and the loss of dignity
16 August
Nigeria: still a long way to go
4 August
Montreal Gazette, Health News, Trust Law, Reuters, Yahoo News
Teenage brides suffer pain and shame of fistula
2 August
Nigeria: UNFPA improves lives of 100 obstetric fistula victims in Kano
1 August
Zambia: Challenges of maternal fistula
30 July
Country needs trained midwives and nurses
29 July
Ms. Magazine
7 Billion Reasons
18 July
Nation Online
Story of women who suffer in silence
14 July
Les Depeches de Brazzaville
Du matériel de traitement de la fistule obstétricale offert à l'hôpital général Adolphe Sicé de Pointe-Noire
Diário de Moçambique
Cirurgia devolve mulheres ao convívio com a sociedade
6 July
Nigeria: infant, maternal mortality rates
A hidden affliction
The Observer (Uganda)
War might be gone but fistula is not
29 June
Al Thawra
Yemeni Family Care Association organizes workshop
25 June
Yo Dona
La tragedia de las parias de la tierra
24 June
The Huffington Post
Blog posts by Christy Turlington Burns on her trip to Bangladesh
21 June
Ghana Business News
Tamale Nurses Community School graduates lack knowledge
17 June
Concord Times
MOHS to help reduce fistula complications
7 June
Nation Online
Expert says education key to combating fistula
30 May
Himalayan Times
Obstetric fistula
27 May
Council on Foreign Relations
M-health developments
15 May
Today's Zaman
Doctors Worldwide started out to give but ended up receiving too
12 May
The Huffington Post
Tale of two mothers
13 April
Abode of hope for Somali women
8 April
Daily Nation
New lease of life for child sex workers
8 April
Nigerian Observer
FEC upgrades Ebonyi VVF Centre to National Research Centre
7 April
Nigeria: FG takes over Ebonyi VVF Centre
6 April
Tough calling in Africa
4 April
Talk Radio News Service
A great American humanitarian
4 April
Total freedom from fistula
3 April
Cumberland Courier Newspapers
Hope behind the red door at Summer Hill
30 March
What I want you to know: the fistula epidemic
29 March
TODAY Newspaper
ECOWAS women seek 'strategic' approach' to mandate
26 March
The News International
Wives of eight envoys raise funds for fistula sufferers
25 March
New Vision
Health ministry officials get death threats
11 Mar
Groups urge African governments to address problem of fistula
7 March
Special series - Birthrights
8 March
Huffington Post
Fistula: a horrifying condition affecting women worldwide
RH Reality Check
Why the US should address obstetric fistula and how
Zimbabwe: Women's Day - take up the gauntlet
Nigerian Tribune
Zonta: Advancing women's status
5 March
The News International
A unique performance to raise awareness
4 March
The Express Tribune
Obstetric fistula: some call for exorcism for this condition
RH Reality Check
Transforming women's lives: synergies for success in treating fistula
The News International
Regional fistula conference from today
3 March
The Express Tribune
Combating fistula: restoring 'dignity' to affected women
21 February
The Nation
VVF: Developing a national framework is strategic
17 February
Catherine Hamlin: caring for Ethiopia's poorest daughters
8 February
Tadias Magazine
A Conversation With Samuel Gebru
3 February
Liberian Daily Observer
Several girls fall victims to fistula
Meeting a world of 7 billion with optimism
Cameroon Tribune
Le Cameroun actualise ses chiffres
2 February
The Globe Online
Wrapped in hope
1 February
RH Reality Check
No more suffering in silence
31 January
Urban refufees learn about issues affecting women in developing countries
31 January
RH Reality Check
Back to life: my journey from suffering
9 January
Walf Fadjri
Maintien des jeunes filles dans le système scolaire
23 December
Minute Buzz
Supermodel/DJ fight against fistula
21 December
All Africa
Back to life, to save lives
15 December
Journal de Brazza
Campagne nationale contre les fistules
10 December
National Council of Churches
D.C. women gather to celebrate Circles of Names
7 December
Voice of America
More training needed for doctors to treat childbirth disorder
3 December
The Nation
Fistula patient despises marriage
19 November
The Guardian
Roads to rehabilitation
3 November
Liberia: UNFPA completes fistula campaign
1 November
Deutsche Welle Radio
Programme Afrique Francophone
30 October
The Zimbabwean
A neglected disease causing misery among women
28 October
New American
Fistulas frustrate thousands of females in Kenya
21 October
Over 600 women benefit from fistula project: Princess Mathilde inspects center in Bomi
14 October
The Citizen
Fistula: many still ignorant
11 October
UN News Center
UN calls for $750 million to treat women with fistula by 2015
24 September
Ghana News Agency
Fistula survivors undergo skills training
22 September
40 billion for women and children
22 September
The Huffington Post
UNGA week in NY: What will it bring for women?
21 September
UN official urges increased state funding for reproductive health
20 September
The Guardian
United Nations MDG summit begins
15 September
All Africa
Eritrea launches CARMMA
15 September
All Africa
Why must they die?
9 September
The Associated Press
J&J giving $200 million for health of women
1 September
Nigerian Compass
Fighting fistula
24 August
Relief Web
Momentum building for maternal health in Republic of Congo
18 August
Guttmacher Policy Review
Preempting the Need to Repair: Toward a Comprehensive U.S. Policy on Obstetric Fistula
17 August
VOA News
Watch the video: Fighting maternal mortality in the DRC (English)
16 August
Nigeria: Stephanie Okereke And the VVF Challenge
16 August
Ethiopia: Tackling the perils of pregnancy
2 August
The Citizen
Migiro urges stakeholders to improve women's health
1 August
The East African
18 per cent of national budgets to go to health
31 July
Daily Monitor
Why maternal deaths have persisted
22 July
Sierra Express Media
Pregnant with possibility
19 July
IRIN News
Kenya: Focus on fistula
15 July
Living death for poor women sufferers
13 July
A preventable childbirth injury that ruins lives
12 July
CBS News Canada
Saving Africa's Mothers
12 July
Sweet charity
6 July
Korowa students help change lives in Ethiopia
3 July
Mercury News
G8 nations need to stem the vast tide of deaths in childbirth
28 June
Daily Observer
Students and fistula survivors sign up to end fistula in Liberia
24 June
The Huffington Post
A tragedy that doesn't have to happen
22 June
Yemen: Introductory workshop on fistula in Ibb Governorate
14 June
The Guardian
Safer motherhood, safer world?
12 June
Launch of the national campaign to fight fistula
10 June
DW Radio
"I wish I could die"
8 June
The Globe and Mail
Making the G8 maternal health campaign meaningful, focus on Campaign to End Fistula
7 June
Danish National TV2 - Timeslot 9.30
Danish Crown Princess meets fistula survivor Sarah Omega
5 June
The Huffington Post
Fistula: An American rarity, an African reality
28 May
The Punch
UNFPA to equip 360 hospitals across Nigeria
28 May
Madagascar: "May you have seven sons and seven daughters"
18 May
IRIN Africa
Kenya: fighting the misery of fistula
6 May
UN News Center and Spero News
Midwives needed now more than ever
1 May
Sudan Vision Daily
North Darfur Health Minister inspects fistula treatment camp
30 April
Maxims News
Investing in reproductive health and rights to achieve MDG5
26 April
Shiny Style
Watch the video
Natalie raises money for fistula
Celebrities raise money for charity by running in the 2010 Virgin London Marathon
19 April
Daily Observer
UNFPA promises more support for fistula project in Liberia
9 April
All Africa
Uggly sides of forced, early marriage
7 April
The Transcript
Women's month spreads awareness and wnowledge through film
6 April
This Day
Tackling VVF: Need for multidimensional approach
1 April
Idol Gives Back take David Cook to Ethiopia
24 March
The News
Saving lives by changing perceptions
8 March
The Huffington Post
The enormous benefits of investing in family planning and pregnancy related care
8 March
Yahoo PR Newswire
Improving Global Health Efforts around Maternal Mortality
5 March
Un Chronicle
At what point does one lose one's humanity?
1 March
This Day Online
A novel strategy in halting maternal deaths
26 February
Daily News
CCBRT joins health facilities in providing fistula surgery
23 February
Congo Site Portail (French)
UNFPA Representative meets Defense Minister on HIV/AIDS, SGBV and Maternal Health
18 February
Les Depeches de Brazzaville (French)
Government supports Information Campaign on Fistula
18 February
Jambo Blog Network
UNFPA backs CCBRT in efforts to treat more women with fistula
2 February
Joy Online - Ghana News
Tamale Fistula Centre faces problems
28 January
Daily Observer
Nordic Republics to step up Aid to Liberia
19 January
UN Foundation
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Southpark Restaurant
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Southpark can accommodate up to 135 guests in our dining room. We are happy to provide our full menus for groups up to 25 and custom menus for larger groups. Our two, three and four course menus highlight the best of the season as well as Southpark signature dishes. We can offer our full wine list or provide a red and white selection based on your menu and budget. We also have a full bar as well as several microbrews.
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Art Star: Portraits of Jackson Pollock, 1949
Is he the greatest living painter in the United States?
So asked the headline of an August 1949 LIFE magazine article that helped cement Jackson Pollock's reputation. It was a question Pollock spent much of the rest of his life struggling to answer — while desperately hoping to show the skeptics why LIFE might be right to even ask the question in the first place.
As the single most recognizable practitioner of abstract expressionism — the movement that put America and, specifically, post-WWII New York at the very center of painting's avant-garde — Pollock was a genuine art star. But he soon abandoned the radical "drip" technique that had earned him both fame and, among some art critics, vilification and spent the last few years of his life battling the twin demons of depression and alcoholism.
Here, LIFE presents outtakes from photographer Martha Holmes' 1949 shoot with Pollock — images that offer a unique portrait of the artist's home life on Eastern Long Island (with wife and fellow painter Lee Krasner) and the singular working method that made him an art-world icon.
With a down payment loaned to them by art dealer Peggy Guggenheim, Pollock and Krasner bought the land and moved into the house that would be Pollock's residence for the last decade of his life. Pollock converted a barn just outside the house into a studio, where he was to create his most famous works. As his fame grew, the hamlet attracted other artists and writers, including Willem de Kooning, Kurt Vonnegut, Nora Ephron, Philip Roth and Joseph Heller.
Despite moving out of the city to live on a farm near the ocean, it's hard to say that nature was an inspiration for Pollock's paintings, which were so abstract that their only apparent source was the artist's subconscious. Still, nature found its way into his paintings in the form of sand and other materials that the artist routinely applied to his canvas along with his paints, and in the title and sensibility of some work, like his monumental Autumn Rhythm (1950).
Pollock's work was often referred to as "action painting," as the dance-like performance in which he engaged while making a painting was at least as important to him as the result on the canvas. Instead of using an easel, he'd stretch a canvas on the floor of his barn and scamper around all four sides of it as he painted. Rather than using brushes, he used sticks to flick and drip paint, or he poured it straight from the can, favoring wet household enamels over traditional oils.
Today, a painting from Pollock's "drip period" can fetch north of $100 million at auction.
After he became famous and successful, Pollock would buy his own open-air carriage, a 1950 Oldsmobile 88 convertible. This was the vehicle he was driving on August 11, 1956, when, less than a mile from this house, he drove off the road and flipped the car, killing himself and a passenger, Edith Metzger, and injuring his mistress, Ruth Kligman.
Krasner, a talented abstract painter in her own right, had put her career on the back burner during their decade together in the Long Island house in order to support her husband's career. After his death, she began painting in the barn that had been his studio. By the time she died in 1984, at age 76, she was finally recognized for her own work and not merely as "Mrs. Jackson Pollock." Today, the farmhouse and barn studio comprise a museum devoted to the study of the married painters' working lives.


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Chiropractor in Lindfield
Welcome to Lindfield Family Chiropractic where you'll find Dr Alex McLennan, a highly qualified professional chiropractor in Lindfield who holds a Bachelor of Medical Science and a Masters in Chiropractic.
Lindfield chiropractor Dr McLennan has also undertaken further studies in paediatric chiropractic care and is one of a small number of certified practitioners for the Neuro Emotional Technique, a stress relief treatment.
Never been to the chiropractor in Lindfield? If you thought chiropractors only treated conditions like sciatica, back pain or slipped disc, you'll be surprised at the number of other conditions your chiropractor in Lindfield might be able to assist you with.
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Artison MusicLites
72284 - A Symphony of Light and Sound, High-Fidelity Audio With State-Of-The-Art LED Lighting
- MusicLites Owner's Manual(857.82KB)
Artison MusicLites Details
The most exciting and cutting-edge lighting and high-audio
retrofit technology available today that fits into your existing lighting
fixtures, MusicLites is the first of its kind wireless light and speaker
combination. Created and brought to you by Osram Sylvania, North
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innovator of high end audio technology.
The design combines an efficient 10-watt LED light, a 70-millmeter full range high fidelity loudspeaker and a wireless audio receiver in a module that is compatible with any audio source. MusicLites fits into 4-, 5-, or 6-inch recessed cans, providing light output equivalent to a 65-watt reflector bulb. The audio signal is transmitted via a proprietary 2.4 GHz wireless transceiver and works with various audio sources, such as an iPod, USB, smartphone and portable audio devices. MusicLites provides limitless light and audio distribution throughout any environment to replace traditional in-ceiling speakers.
Since MusicLites is wireless, you can set them up in as many configurations as you would like. You have the freedom to move MusicLites from room to room and change audio devices to best fit your space.
Ease of Installation
Simply screw the MusicLites into a standard medium base light socket, connect a transmitter to your audio device, then turn them both on and the system is ready to use.
Highest quality light source AND high fidelity audio MusicLites saves you money on energy consumption. They are the equivalent to an incandescent 65 watt light output and outstanding audio performance equal to a 20 watt speaker all for a total consumption of only 10 watts!
MusicLites has no wires, no mess, and no additional cost. By installing a MusicLites module in a light socket you can enjoy high quality light and sound from a seemingly invisible source.
Overall Features:
- 70mm high fidelity loudspeaker offers full-range high-performance audio
- Proprietary 2.4GHz wireless transceiver has a range between 30-90 feet
- Whole house audio distribution without the expense of traditional installation
- Available for commercial applications as well
- 25W RMS, Class D amplifier with 95% efficiency for lifelike audio
- Easy as unscrewing an existing light bulb and replacing it with a new MusicLites receiver
- Light output and color equal to that of the 65BR30 that it replaces
- Compatible with on-wall dimmers (remote control for light/sound available in a two-module package)
Artison MusicLites Specifications
MusicLites Specifications | |
System Components | MusicLites® Light, Transmitters and remote controls are sold separately |
Dimensions | 3.8" x 5.2" (equivalent to BR30) |
Weight | 1.3 lbs |
Light Specifications | Details |
Size | Medium Based |
Life Span | 25,000 Hours |
Lumens | 500 |
Color Temperature | 3000° K |
Color Rendering Index | 80+ (out of 100) |
Beam Angle | 80° |
Dimmable | With remote |
Audio Specifications | Loudspeaker |
Driver Complement | 2.75" (70mm) High Fidelity Loudspeaker |
Frequency Response | 50 Hz - 20 kHz ±3db |
Sensitivity | 85db @ 2.83 Volts, 1 Meter |
Maximum System Output | 96dB SPL |
Enclosure Type | Sealed Cabinet |
Cabinet/Finish | Aluminum |
Audio Specifications | Amplifier |
Amplifier Power | 20 Watt RMS, 95% Efficiency |
Amplifier Type | Class D |
Signal Processing | Digital Equalization with bass to 50Hz |
Wireless Specifications | Details |
Transceiver | Proprietary 2.4 GHz Wireless |
Range | Transmitter Dependent, 30-100 Feet (Line of sight up to 300') |
Zones | 5 Zones per house, 12 MusicLites® within a zone |
Radio Frequency | Communication between MusicLites® |
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Australian cuisine might be hard to define, but tourism officials are banking on our multicultural offerings to increase traveller numbers.
Tourism Australia was due to launch ''Restaurant Australia'' at a wine conference in Adelaide on Monday, which will give a stronger focus to food and wine experiences across its marketing efforts.
''There is a growing appetite globally for food and wine as part of travel and Australia has all the right ingredients to capitalise on this,'' said managing director Andrew McEvoy. ''To me the world came to Australia and created its own flavours and we're a fusion country, literally a melting pot.''
After ''safety and security'' and ''value for money'', Australia's top 15 tourism markets ranked ''good food, wine, local cuisine and produce'' as the third most important factor when choosing holiday destinations, research showed. For the first time, tourists prioritised food and wine experiences over ''world-class beauty and natural environments''.
Tourism Australia was spurred into action when more research showed only 26 per cent of people who never travelled to Australia linked it with good food and wine. For those who have visited, they ranked Australia second for its gastronomic offerings after France and ahead of Italy.
''So that was the trigger. Often marketers over-promise and products under-deliver. But in this case we're absolutely under-promising and the product is over-delivering,'' Mr McEvoy said.
Chefs such as Michael Moore and Kylie Kwong are working with Tourism Australia to develop the program.


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Girls, Girls, Girls – will be in the spotlight during the "Ladies First"! feel good weeks in St. Anton am Arlberg from the 4th to 25th January 2014. The Tyrolean ski resort will be spoiling its' female guests with a wide range of services, numerous concessions and fantastic goodies on and off piste. The timing is perfect: Ladies can take advantage of the "Powder Snow Weeks" package deals as well as having the added opportunity of meeting international free-riders, who flock to St. Anton in January to carve the coveted "First Line" on Arlberg's virgin slopes in the mornings.
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Panic Cell
What Doesn't Kill Us
A question for the group: how many of you have been in the following situation?
Other Dude: "So you're into music?"
You: "Yeah."
Other Dude: "What kind?"
You: "Metal."
Other Dude: "Oh, yeah? Me, too! That new Atreyu record kicks ass. Are you going to the Bullet For My Valentine show?"
Given the participants in this conversation, it's safe to say that Other Dude would probably like Panic Cell. I say "probably" because, in all fairness, there are a few moments on hand that do kind of shred, that are a wee bit heavier than David Draiman's ego or Saliva's portly singer, but for the most part, this is riffy melodic hard rock through and through, sticking closely to the blueprint of Avenged Sevenfold. (Vocalist Luke Bell sounds like a throatier version of M. Shadows.) In truth, it's not of poor quality, although arguably of poor taste, but either way, those of you who come 'round these parts looking for underground metal won't find it here, so go ahead and click "Back" now.
Panic Cell hail from the UK, and they sound like that radio-ready metallic rock meets a half-dozen or so leftover "active rock/post-grunge" bands of yesteryear. They're on the upper side of competent, but they're still generic, borrowing from bands who themselves are borrowing from Metallica and Alice In Chains and Maiden and so on. You've got your instrumental intro ("From Father To Son"), your melodramatic "Fade To Black"-lite ballad ("Soul Purge"), your tribal drumming bits, your huge choruses with your arena-metal backing vocals, your groovy breakdowns, your staccato post-Pantera thrash-styled riffing, your croon-to-a-scream lead vocals... You know all this stuff; you've heard it before; and unless you're in the market for another Avenged Sevenfold—this one regrettably lacking the studied guitar tandem of Gates and Vengeance)—I'd go ahead and click "Back" now.
So there's a new twist on the old axiom: What Doesn't Kill Us can still bore us half to death. Fans of Warped Tour metal will likely enjoy this. (Although take this into account: I will admit that I enjoyed A7x's City Of Evil record, and yet I still wasn't terribly impressed by this one.) Other Dude would probably like Panic Cell. With all of that in mind, I would wager that the majority of you would not. So go ahead and click "Back" now.


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I just got back from the Urologist to discuss going back on TRT. As a reminder, I was on Androgel, which made me infertile, went off Androgel, and now my wife is pregant but I feel like crap. Total T is now only 266, 9 months after stopping androgel.
He suggested, and I concur, not to start T replacement yet, until my wife is further along on the pregnancy, but agreed that clomid or HCG would be a good start to at least getting the levels up again. Bioavailable T test is being done.
My question is: He strongly prefers clomid at 25 mg because he says it has less side effects and costs alot less. He was less comfortable with HCG. From reading the boards here, it certainly seems like the consensus is HCG. Why? I think he will do what I prefer, but I need reasons.


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Buying a brand new home can be different than purchasing one that somebody else lived in once before and the process can often be -- here to break it all down for us.
Once again mr.
real -- Bob -- -- us from Vegas.
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Good okay up first question if you are dubbed buyer of a new home.
Do you -- your own agent.
You absolutely should have your own buyer's agent and here's why.
The seller the developer is basically representing their pictures you go -- -- you're excited you wanna buy this new home you look at the -- They gave -- this contract.
You have nobody representing yourself as a fiduciary.
I always encourage people if you're gonna buy a new home.
Get yourself a buyer's agent -- talked about the builder Paul the reputation of the development.
What's going on in that area.
Talk about the growth that that area and represented your interest don't just depend on the seller's agent and Bobbitt Sony handy you know -- -- that great big new development and there's the little office right there in that person's gonna wind up represented them you're too much and that seller.
Absolutely and and you you generally when they're doing that there has to be a disclosure and generally there is.
And that's no disrespect to the seller's agents that are going and I'm just saying that.
If you're a buyer particularly those of us who have gone through bad timing -- -- second time -- my new.
Get somebody to be your fiduciary okay represented your interest -- around -- the next few questions when you buy -- -- got us do you have to use the builders lender.
No you don't Steve what they do is the builder again nothing wrong with this they give you incentives to use their own -- her own lender however shop that.
You don't know you're -- the best deal with that lenders so go around they don't care I think they really don't care you have a right to say -- I'm gonna shopped the price of -- shop the interest rates no problem if you go route.
You don't find a better deal that use that lead during get the incentives they get but don't just feel compelled -- -- pressure.
To use that lenders.
They can use the by the developers like -- absolutely you'd be crazy about it investigated excellently shop around what -- you look for when it comes to options and upgrades and new home because the sky's the limit.
This is the problem I will tell you were all the monies lost -- all -- disputes occur -- the language for upgrades and options when you're buying a new home.
Is that an option or is -- an option how much you want -- for the options upgrades.
And this is -- the dispute always comes because the language of these contracts.
Become confusing you go to the design center you pick up -- you pick out you know flooring.
You pick out this is -- an upgrade or was -- part of it isn't an option please.
Please any prospective buyers and a new home.
That's why you need a fiduciary.
To help you with these type of things we think we know enough we'd need help though never enough help from guys like you Bob Matthew thank you very much -- -- -- cancer that's in our.
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text: Liberty, a traditional Southern Gospel quartet of Doran Ritchey, Royce Mitchell, Paul Ellis and Dan GIlbert, is the only full-time, professional quartet based on the West Coast. Hailed as the "best quartet west of the Mississippi," Liberty has had the opportunity to share the platform with groups such as Gaither Vocal Band, Legacy Five, Greater Vision and many others. Liberty currently averages 50,000 miles a year ministering in approximately 200 performances for church services, large conventions, prisons and other ministries. Liberty goes wherever the Lord directs. Liberty will be in concert at 6 p.m. Sept. 26 at the La Grande Nazarene Church, 109 18th St. Admission is free, but a love offering will be taken in support of their ministry. For information about this concert, contact Tawnya at the church office, 963-3402, or check out Liberty's Web site, www.libertyquartet.com. |


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First steps and second thoughts on method: beginning to research the learning of new
This paper is an account of our progress in addressing the challenge of developing a quasi-experimental method of assessing early professional learning (EPL), based on a model from data gathered by teachers as ethnographers in their own schools. From the early doubts and debates in internal discussions about the research design, we present in this paper the steps taken so far and our thoughts about these. Progress on the five indicators of early professional learning in the proposal are describe
JISC Information Environment Portal Activity. Supporting the Needs of e-Research: Web-based Library
This is a study of web-based library and information services from the final report of the JISC Information Environment Portal Activity: supporting the needs of e-Research. The aims and objectives of this study were: To scope the requirements of e-Research within the area of resource discovery with...
Circus in America: 1793-1940
This archive traces the history of the American circus since 1793, when British equestrian John Rickets presented the first circus in America. Learn about the acts, animals, people, music, and marketing of circuses -- and the impact of the circus on popular culture in America. Get an in depth look at six major circuses, including P.T. Barnum and the Ringling Brothers. A timeline and video clips are provided. The site contains artifacts from private collections, museums, archives, brought togethe
The restless Universe
The restless Universe introduces you to major achievements and figures in the history of physics, from Copernicus to Einstein and beyond. The route from classical to quantum physics will be laid out for you without recourse to challenging mathematics but with the fundamental features of theories and discoveries described in sufficient detail to whet your appetite for further physics study.
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Thayer Terrace Apartments - in Silver Spring, MD
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Make a Thayer Terrace your home and discover that our commitment to our residents is extraordinary. Professional office associates and highly skilled maintenance associates will ensure a Stellar Living Experience. Thayer Terrace Apartments has an excellent location in the heart of Silver Spring. Steps away from the Metro, dining, and shopping. Live the Stellar Difference! Call today and schedule a tour with one of our outstanding associates. Please call for an appointment today.
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text: I think it's the warm weather, or maybe it's the fact I tend to get lost in a sea of Pinterest pinning amazing one-of-a-kind centerpieces like a crazy person. Either way, now that Spring wedding season is upon us, I just had to share some of these beauties with yall. Some are pretty simple, sticking to one single element (baby's breathe, tulips) while others are stunningly ornate. You'll see a gorgeous array of colors, some more vibrant and others in muted spring tones. Oh, and of course we couldn't post all of these heavenly blooms without including a few stunners from some of our favorite Lowcountry wedding vendors, (Charleston based Ooh! Events and Branch Design Studios), that will completely knock your socks off. Per usual


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bobo1on1 Wrote:In that case, they will play just fine at 24 fps, when I implement the resampler.I know I already wrote an enthusiastic message when you first announced XBMC "reclock-like" functionalities but... again, thanks a bunch. This is a huge step in the right direction.
Now we "just" need custom shaders and avisynth filters for DVDplayer and XBMC will rule the HTPC world, as it rightfully should. (is avisynth Windows only?).
Edit: the second part of this is, mainly, a joke. In the past few months XBMC has made so many steps in the right direction that I can't even count them. I'm sure a lot more will come, but I'm in no hurry.