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Releasing TE Desmond Clark Would Be A Mistake
Desmond Clark has spent the last seven seasons with the Bears, appearing in 105 games, catching 241 passes for 2627 yards and 18 touchdowns. Clark came to the Bears in 2003 after spending his first three seasons in Denver and a brief one year stint with the Dolphins.
Clark, who turns 33 in six days has been a very good player for the Bears. He played through injuries last season and with the addition of Brandon Manumaleuna it sure looks like Clark could be bounced of the roster. Clark only has one year left on his deal and his ability as a receiver is quickly fading. He is still a very good blocker.
You have to remember Greg Olsen is cemented in as the #1 tight end and Kellen Davis is a big young target at 6′7″. The Bears might want to keep four tight ends considering they dumped FB Jason McKie and picked up inexperienced FB Eddie Williams. Clark and Manumaleuna are two of the best blocking tight ends. Greg Olsen is a very talented TE, who isn't the best blocker, but is a great receiver. Kellen Davis has the potential, but do the Bears want to wait for him to develop is the real question.
Mike Martz's offense doesn't really utilize tight ends as receivers, he uses them more as blockers and that could be a big reason why Clark stays with the Bears. Clark has been one of my favorite players on the Bears ever since his arrival in the 2003 off-season.
Clark skipped voluntary workouts last week, but returned to the practice field on Monday according to ESPNChicago.com. According to the source, Clark was expected to meet this week with new offensive coordinator Mike Martz, with the hope of receiving some clarity regarding his role in the offense.
I hope the Bears decide to keep four tight ends because I think Clark still has ability to be a great backup to Greg Olsen. Releasing a veteran savvy tight end like Desmond Clark would be a big mistake in my mind. The more talented blocking tight ends around Jay Cutler the better.
Good luck Desmond Clark show Lovie Smith and Mike Martz why you deserve a spot on the team.
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Links: Davey O'Brien semifinalists to square off, plus USC news and notes
Oregon's Marcus Mariota and USC's Matt Barkley, who will face off Saturday, are both Davey O'Brien Award semifinalists, making this the award's marquee matchup of the week nationally.
Also on the awards front, Marqise Lee reinserted himself into the Heisman discussion last week, and thus the Ducks will have some say in his candidacy Saturday.
Speaking of Mariota, the Los Angeles Times profiled him after stopping by practice earlier this week.
No word from USC's practices on potential starters at offensive tackle and cornerback in Saturday's game.
Despite two concussions in October, running back Curtis McNeal hopes to play against the Ducks after sitting out last week.
How to explain USC's lack of discipline, in areas like penalties and turnovers, this season? Too much pride is one theory; lack of depth is another.
Psychological warfare: Lane Kiffin calls Oregon 'the best in the country,' the revenge factor for the Ducks is considered, and Kiffin tries not to dwell on a loss to Arizona.
FWIW, regarding the revenge issue, I asked Michael Clay this week if the Ducks would tap into any frustrations leftover from the loss to USC last year. His response was basically, if you hold on to a grudge for a year, that doesn't say much for you as a person.
Why doesn't USC embrace the national movement toward spread offenses? Pro-style offenses prepare players for, well, the pros, and that helps in recruiting.

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Julianne Hough Calls Chuck Wicks Split "a Good Thing"
Julianne Hough tells Usmagazine.com her split from Chuck Wicks is for the best.
"It's a good thing for us right now," the singer, 21, told Us Thursday at the Nashville premiere of The Blind Side. "We are both extremely busy and working on our careers and really focused on that." (Her brother Derek also told Usmagazine.com her schedule is too hectic for a relationship: "She's a busy girl, doing an amazing job. She's a great person.")
Asked if there was any heartache, she told Us, "Not at all."
Will these new couples last? See what a body language expert has to say!
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"We are such good friends," she told Us of Wicks, 30, whom she began dating in 2008. "Of course, we weren't together. We will always continue being good friends."
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She said they may even pen tunes about their split. "Absolutely," she said. "We'll probably write 'em together."
Hough told Us she may not be returning to ABC's Dancing With the Stars next season, as she will be shooting Footloose.
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An interview with the Turkish-German lawyer, author, and freedom fighter.
Another Leftist-Motivated Cop-Killing in the Northwest?
The locations and motives of recent targeted cop-killings suggest a cultural problem of radicalization in Washington state.
The Honduran Elections: Persistent Courage Trumps Attempted Tyranny
Honduras successfully holds its scheduled elections, completing months of refusing to cave to international pressure.
Is Tiger hiding something?
So far, 94% of the 241,227 respondents a href="http://www.tmz.com/2009/11/30/tiger-woods-elin-nordegren-crash-cops-search-warrant/"polled say "yes" to a TMZ /a poll.
Climategate Document Database from PJTV/PJ Media
PJTV and PJM now present a complete database of the Climategate documents with a comment section for readers to respond to the individual entries and a way to rank those entries according to interest level. Also available: a roundup of commentary and videos on the subject.
Iran's Nukes and Other Illusions
The Great Powers sternly demand that Iran be nice. The mullahs give them the finger. Now what?
Change We Can Believe In
A list of modest suggestions for real change.
CRU Climategate Data: Homogenized, Sterilized, and Pasteurized
Unbelievably, the original raw data on which global warming theory is based was dumped.
Redeeming Sarah
It's time to give Sarah Palin a chance.
Swiss Voters Fight Back Against Islamization
The vote to ban the construction of minarets has the elites alarmed.
Does Hollywood Deserve Your Dough?
Watch the complete Left Exposed with Sonja Schmidt here.
What would Milton Friedman say?
Stephen Moore, senior economics writer at the span style="font-style:italic;"WSJ,/span speculates about Friedman's response to the current economic crisis in his new book, a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1594034648?ie=UTF8tag=wwwviolentkicomlinkCode=as2camp=1789creative=9325creativeASIN=1594034648″span style="font-style:italic;"How Barack Obama is Bankrupting the U.S. Economy:/span/aimg src="http://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=wwwviolentkicoml=as2o=1a=1594034648″ width="1″ height="1″ border="0″ alt="" style="border:none !important; margin:0px !important;" /br /blockquoteAt times like this, I become more nostalgic for the indispensable missing voice in this debate: Milton Friedman's. No one could slice and dice the sophistry of the left's government-market interventions better than Friedman. Imagine what he would have to say about the arrogance of the U.S. government of owning and operating the car companies or managing the $2 trillion health-care industry. "Why not?" I can almost hear him ask. "After all, they've done such a wonderful job of delivering the mail…"br /br /"I've been thinking a lot lately about one of my last conversations with Friedman, when he warned that "even though socialism is a discredited economic model and capitalism is raising standards to new heights, the left intellectuals continue to push for bigger government everywhere I look." He predicted that people would be seduced by collectivist ideas again. He was right.br //blockquotebr /As Friedman said in his book, a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0226264211?ie=UTF8tag=wwwviolentkicomlinkCode=as2camp=1789creative=9325creativeASIN=0226264211″Capitalism and Freedom, /aimg src="http://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=wwwviolentkicoml=as2o=1a=0226264211″ width="1″ height="1″ border="0″ alt="" style="border:none !important; margin:0px !important;" / "freedom is a rare and delicate plant." br /br /Yes, it is.
The Latest on Climategate: University Will Release CRU Data
The University of East Anglia's decision sweeps aside years of obstruction, obfuscation, and prevarication.
What Kind of People Could Give a Nobel Peace Prize to Obama?
The kind of people who glow with pride when they hear a terrorist describe their country as a butterfly. (Bruce Bawer will be covering the UN climate change conference in Copenhagen for PJTV/PJM.)
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed? Not In My Backyard!
For those who lost loved ones on 9/11, and for the safety of our city, New Yorkers must speak out against the decision to try KSM in the Big Apple.
Hit-and-Run Jihad Comes to America
Increasingly frequent cases of Muslims running down as many people as possible represent an overlooked form of terrorism. (Also read Phyllis Chesler: The West Begins to Fight Back)
When Global Warming Advocates Trivialize the Holocaust
Comparing warming skepticism to Holocaust denial is simply disgusting.
Climategate: Time to Postpone Copenhagen
Let's postpone the UN climate change conference in order to closely examine the science in the open. Otherwise, this will be seen as one of history's great boondoggles.
Men, the Gender Wars Are Over — We Won
Sit back, brothers, and enjoy the slide.
Black Congressmen Under Investigation? Must Be Racism!
When all else fails, corrupt Democrats and their media allies play the race card.
PJM Political: Protean Third Wave Objectivists Blacklisting Themselves
A Thanksgiving weekend look back at some of our Sirius-XM show's most memorable interviews of 2009, featuring Alvin Toffler, Roger L. Simon, Michael Malone, and Ayn Rand biographer Jennifer Burns.
PJM Political 11/28/09: Protean Third Wave Objectivists Blacklisting Themselves!
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Join host Steve Green of VodkaPundit.com for a Thanksgiving weekend look back at some of PJM Political's most memorable author interviews of the past year, as producer Ed Driscoll talks with:
- Legendary futurist Alvin Toffler, author of Future Shock and The Third Wave, on how the continuing transformation of our economy from industrial to information-based is impacting the ongoing recession.
- Michael Malone of ABC News and Pajamas' own "Edgelings" blog, about his recent book, The Future Arrived Yesterday: The Rise of the Protean Corporation and What It Means for You, and how the legacy media abrogated its responsibilities during the 2008 presidential election. (Watch video of the interview here; and don't miss his newest book, No Size Fits All: From Mass Marketing to Mass Handselling, co-authored with Tom Hayes.)
- PJ Media CEO Roger L. Simon, regarding his new autobiography, Blacklisting Myself: Memoir of a Hollywood Apostate in the Age of Terror.
- Plus Mark Hemingway of the Washington Examiner speaks with Jennifer Burns, author of Goddess of the Market: Ayn Rand and the American Right. (Watch video of that interview here.)
If you missed any recent edition of PJM Political, click here and scroll through for hours of audio archives. And tune in to PJ Media's PJTV.com for video coverage throughout the week.
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Not with a Bang, But with a Whimper
That's how the bitter feud between Intel and Advanced Micro Devices finally concluded.
Climategate: The Travails of a Global Warming Hobbyist
Spending Saturday afternoons with a laptop and scouring the internet for data to prove or disprove the global warming theory. (See full PJM/PJTV coverage of Climategate here.)


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WGTC Adult Ed volunteer workshops set
by Celia Shortt
West Georgia Technical College's Adult Education division is holding two workshops for those interested in becoming volunteers and learning strategies for working with adult learners.
The first workshop is on Oct. 29 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at WGTC's Coweta Campus off Turkey Creek Road south of Newnan.
It is an introductory session, giving volunteers an overview of the WGTC Adult Education Program and how volunteers are utilized in the program.
Participants will get some insight into working with adult learners as well as learning useful strategies and resources to use when working with individual learners in the classroom.
The second workshop focuses on strategies for teaching adults to read.
Adult learners who struggle with basic reading skills present a special challenge to volunteer tutors. This workshop will offer hands-on activities which can be used immediately with students. Participants will leave with tools and strategies helpful to working with low level learners. It will be held on Nov. 7 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at WGTC's Coweta Campus.
For both workshops, make reservations with Dianne McConnell, Adult Education: Dianne.mcconnell@westgatech. edu or call 770-755-7855.
WGTC Adult Education offers morning, afternoon and evening classes to adults needing basic education skills. Most of the students in Adult Education classes are preparing to take the GED test. Volunteers support the program's efforts by raising community awareness of the program, providing clerical support, or tutoring students in the classroom.
Some volunteers may be needed to work with an adult learner one-on-one outside of the classroom.
Each volunteer applicant is asked to attend an orientation workshop to learn more about working with adult learners.


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Monthly Archives: November 2009
The Story of MaxWritten on November 30, 2009 at 10:32 am, by Jaclyn Pawlowski | 14 Comments
In the spring of 2001, when my youngest brother Jimmy was 9 years old, he asked my parents for a dog. They were unsure (our track history with dogs was not good – one was returned to the kennel, one was returned to the farm – but those are other stories). Jimmy asked some more. Continue Reading »
ThankfulWritten on November 25, 2009 at 9:36 am, by Jaclyn Pawlowski | 8 Comments
An unexpected topic indeed. 1) Coffee. Iced, hot, lukewarm, hours old…. I don't care, these days, I drink whatever is close at hand and already brewed. What would I do without this magic elixir of energy and sanity? I would probably cry several times a day and also probably spend way more time drooling and Continue Reading »
Sock TalkWritten on November 5, 2009 at 10:52 am, by Jaclyn Pawlowski | 8 Comments
Progress continues apace on the February Fitted Pullover (the pattern is wonderfully compelling to knit) but not enough to warrant another post. To keep you knitting hounds at bay, I'd like to show you my on-the-go project: Pomatomus (Rav link), knit in Maple Tree Sock Yarn, colorway "Bootcamp". I am, at heart, an extremely practical Continue Reading »


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My biggest problem, has always been about biting more than i can chew.
Rakus, dlm konteks makan dan dlm kontek kehidupan.
Sekarang, mendewasa, saya semakin menjaga makan. Berhenti sebelum kenyang & tidak lagi mudah lapar mata.
Setidaknya, tidak seliar dulu.
I have long been thinking about taking less bites
in life.
Now i am faced with another dillema: Which one to bite and which one to let alone.
I guess i'll find out pretty soon
Something tells me that by the end of this year, i'd know what i want.


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POTSDAM Clarkson University could save up to $600,000 yearly on its energy bills by installing motion sensor-controlled lighting in its residence halls.
That was the conclusion a group of students reached after conducting award-winning research that began because of Clarksons continuing effort to make its campus more sustainable.
If you want to take a look at what you can do for sustainability, you have to understand what you spend on electricity and what you can do to reduce use, according to Jeannie Piekarz, a student who helped conduct the research. Hitting people in the wallet is going to have the biggest impact. Sustainability is as much about cutting costs as it is saving the environment.
The students were singled out by the New York State Pollution Prevention Initiative, a creation of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomos energy efficiency policies, in a contest among teams from partner universities throughout the state.
Our tag line is to bring sustainability into everything we do at Clarkson, said Susan E. Powers, associate director for sustainability. This project is a great illustration that sustainability is being brought into areas on campus.
The idea for the research came from a brainstorming session among the schools Eta Kappa Nu chapter, an engineering honors society.
Clarkson recently instated a sustainability fund and was looking for proposals to use $25,000 worth of money, Ms. Piekarz said. I brought it into our meeting and I said we should do this, so we started to bounce around ideas.
The group installed motion sensor lighting on one of the schools older residence halls, then used a meter to check the difference in energy used.
Clarkson uses $4.6 million a year on utilities, Ms. Piekarz said, and $920,000 to $1.84 million of that is spent on lighting. We had an electrician measure the in-the-hall energy, and we extrapolated the potential total savings from there.
Typically, hallway lights remain on constantly in older buildings. The motion sensors doused hall lights whenever no one was walking.
Ms. Powers said Clarkson will consider implementing the students ideas.
We dont know yet because these results are brand new. This project was just finished. We will be summarizing all these projects soon and presenting them to the facilities people, she said. With so much savings, it is difficult to look the other way.
The research was funded by the Pollution Prevention Initiative and the university.
Ms. Powers said the new lighting system was well-received by students living on the floors.
They also did a survey of the students who live on the floor, who say if anything, they want the lights off even more, she said. There were no complaints. They also think that when the lights come on, they can go off even faster so we can save even more electricity.
Ms. Piekarz said the research continues.
Were talking about research that is somewhat done, but still a work in progress, she said.
The director of the Pollution Prevention Initiative, Anahita A. Williamson, said the students work stood out because of the estimated savings and the ease of implementation.
They had to meet the metrics the judges were scoring them on, she said. Is it innovative? Is it implementable? Did they quantify the amount of reductions? Theirs came out on top.
The contest was designed to impart the importance of creative thinking and promote sustainable living, Ms. Williamson said.
The students are the next generation of professionals. The more they can get involved in understanding their environment, the better, she said. They learn that going green costs more green is not true. If you can understand where your opportunities are, you can apply that not only to your campus but to your business and your building. Theres going to be more and more demand for this.
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I think it was two years ago (right, not last summer?) that the Sunday Slow Cooks decided to make their way through Dave Lebovitz's book, The Perfect Scoop. Since then I've spent some time making other recipes of his, as well as experimenting a little too.
Sammi's been hocking me to make ice cream for her (I made three batches last week, but brought them to a friend, so I promised to make some this week with her), and since I had milk chocolate in the house, I opted for this flavor.
You should know a few things.
1) His ice creams are for the most part way fattening. He justifies the eating of these by limiting yourself to one perfect scoop. But even with that, I still found many of them overpoweringly rich in that I could feel the fat on my tongue. So as I've been making them recently, I've been swapping the milk proportion with the cream proportion. Or reducing in some other fashion. They are still in no way low fat, but at least my tongue doesn't feel coated with fat when I eat them.
2) For this flavor, he suggests using good milk chocolate, that has at least 30% cocoa. The first time I made this, I found some organic chocolate that did specify how much cocoa, percentage-wise, the bar contained. The second time, I had Lindt chocolate that does not specify, and that's what I used.
3) His recipe calls for 8 ounces of chocolate. The bars I had were 3.5 ounces and I only had two. Using a total of 7 ounces of chocolate didn't seem to affect the recipe at all.
Milk Chocolate Ice Cream
7 ounces good milk chocolate, chopped fine
1 cup cream (he uses 1.5 cups)
2 cup whole milk (he uses 1.5 cups)
3/4 cup sugar (I used a scad less and might consider reducing it a bit more)
1 big pinch of salt
4 egg yolks
2 t cognac (I used it the first time, and didn't use it the second time - do what you like).
Melt the chocolate in the cream in a heat-proof bowl over simmering water (I used the top of a double boiler). Set aside with a sieve over the top (I scraped my mixture into a bowl and then put the sieve over the top).
Beat the egg yolks in a medium bowl.
Heat the milk, sugar and salt in a medium sauce pan. When warm (not boiling), slowly add this to the egg yolks, stirring with a whisk as you go (if working alone, wrap a dish towel and base of bowl that holds the yolks, so it doesn't spin). Return yolk-milk mixture back to pot and warm on stove until it thickens, stirring constantly with a heat-proof spatula or in my case a wooden spoon, scraping the bottom. The mixture is done when it coats the back of spoon/spatula and you can trail a finger through it and the pathway remains (the more ice cream you make, the better you'll get at figuring out when it's done).
Pour the custard (aka egg-milk mixture) through sieve into bowl with chocolate mix. Put bowl in ice bath (I actually do this ahead of time, so it's already there when I add the custard), and stir to cool, adding cognac if you want. Pour into a container and put in fridge to chill thoroughly (I like to chill mine over night).
Put mixture in ice cream maker, following manufacturer's directions.
Oh, and if you can get 16 "perfect scoops" out of it - they're five points each. I'm going to try this as ice milk soon - that should knock it down some but of course, it won't be as creamy.


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I got asked a great question the other day.
Are the lunches I pack healthy? Because they sure seem to contain a lot of meat and cheese, both of which are full of saturated fat. And then there's all that bacon. Talk about sodium and fat overload, right? And what about produce? Shouldn't there be more? A lot more?
I've always resisted telling people what to eat. First, there are people far more qualified than me to do that. Second, I want this site to be a source of ideas people can feel good about, not a source of guilt about making the "wrong" choices. As parents, we have plenty of sources of guilt; nobody needs me piling on.
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We all know it's important for our kids to eat healthy. We also all know that children can be willful demons hellbent on refusing to do anything we ask, particularly when it involves leafy greens. Combine that with the competing — and often crushing — stress of day-to-day life and suddenly knowing our kids should eat healthy and making that happen seem miles apart.
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My perspective is just that — a perspective. Admittedly, it is informed by reading and talking to people much smarter than me. But it still is just my perspective, filtered through my life. Every family is different. Every body is different. My perspective is what works for me and my family and our bodies and our budget today. That might be different tomorrow. You must decide what works for you and your family and your bodies and your budget. For today. And again for tomorrow. And then again for the day after. And it may be different every time.
I'll also add that my perspective is informed by a childhood spent obese. Not chubby. Obese. By the time I was in high school, I weighed 231.5 pounds. Yes, I remember the half. Anyone who ever has been overweight knows every fraction of a pound counts. Today I weigh 145 pounds. A battle fought hard and long. And not a day goes by when the battle doesn't wage on.
So, about those kids…
I'm confident we all can safely agree that the standard American diet isn't working out so well. The trouble is, the experts seem to change their minds every few years about what part of it isn't working. Too much salt? Too much fat? Too much meat? Too many refined carbs? Not enough vegetables? The wrong vegetables?
Thing is, all of those questions assume a silver bullet answer. Which would be so convenient. But health and nutrition aren't so easily reduced. For real answers, we need to think bigger picture. We need to think not just about the micronutrients we consume, but the overall quality (and quantity) of the food we eat.
I firmly believe that the root of unhealthy eating isn't too much or too little of any particular food, including salt and saturated fats. It is that we don't eat enough real food. It's what Michael Pollan sums up as, "Eat food." Real food. Food that is as minimally processed as possible. Food our great grandparents would recognize.
And I firmly believe that if you let that idea guide you broadly, you can eat most anything you like — including stuff you're not supposed to — and still have a healthy diet. Our problem isn't the occasional treat or convenience food or swing through the drive-thru or that we let the kids have juice or even soda and a candy bar. Our problem is when we allow our diets to be monopolized by processed foods.
In my home, we have plenty of treats, including plenty of stuff I would generously describe as junk. We have plenty of cans and jars and even some packages and boxes, all signs of processing. And I will admit to having a problem saying no to diet soda. We also eat a lot of meat. Red meat. And cheese. And eggs. And salt. I eat a ton of veggies, but my son is a work in progress. Our diets are hardly perfect.
Could we be healthier if we gave up most of those things? Perhaps. But I don't think we need to.
Most of the meals we eat, I cook. I make them mostly from real food. I don't labor for hours. It still has to be convenient and work with our crazy lives. But I'm in charge of what goes into them, not a corporation. And when that constitutes the bulk of what we eat, I think it's OK to eat from the middle of the grocery store now and then, too.
We eat a lot of meat, but I try to buy good meat. When I can, I buy local. When I can, I buy meat raised without hormones and antibiotics. I take the same approach with my cheeses, eggs and other dairy products. We also are fond of salt. But most of the salt in the American diet comes from processed foods, not the salt added during cooking or at the table. So I'm not too worried about it.
Because what it really comes down to is this — As long as I control what goes into it, I'd always rather my son eat a fatty burger topped with gobs of cheese than one of those lunch "kits" sold at the grocery store. Even their so-called "healthy" versions. Any. Day.
The lunches I pack Parker pretty accurately reflect how I feed my family overall. And when feeding my family, I try to follow these guidelines.
- Whole grains are where it's at. That doesn't mean white flour products don't make appearances now and again. It just means that as much as possible, I opt for whole grains.
- Lean meats are good, but I don't get obsessive about it. I'd rather focus on the quality of the meat than on the fat content. Which is why bacon makes such regular appearances in our home. I'd rather Parker eat bacon than processed frozen chicken nuggets.
- Dairy goes the same way as meat. I'd rather have good quality whole-fat yogurts and cheeses than low-fat versions, particularly in the case of yogurt. Often times, the lower the fat, the higher the sugar.
- Produce is always a case of more-is-better. For a few years, my son wouldn't touch a vegetable. So I made up for it by filling him with as many colors of fruit as possible. Last summer I told him it was time to suck it up. Now he eats whatever veggies I offer. Not gleefully. But he eats them and that's all I need at the moment.
- Convenience foods have a place at the table, too. I just try to make smart choices about them. I'll buy deli meats because they are versatile and fast. But I go for organic varieties or those that are free of additives. And Parker couldn't live without his phyllo pastry cups. Sure they're white flour, but he doesn't eat them daily and they make busy mornings bearable.
And bearable really is what it comes down to. Because as soon as any guideline becomes so burdensome, so troublesome, so guilt-inducing that it gets in the way of the rest of your life, it needs to be reevaluated. Or at least temporarily suspended. Last night Parker was in a snit and I was in a bad mood. I didn't feel like making a nutritious dinner. So I heated up leftover white pasta mac and cheese. Tons of fat on refined carbs. He'll live. Life will go on. Nothing would have been improved last night by me cooking up something healthier.
One final thought. And this often is one of the most overlooked aspects of a healthy diet. We and our children are best off when we eat broadly. I don't just mean eating the rainbow, as the slogan to encourage fruit and veggie consumption goes. It means exploring new foods, new ingredients, new cuisines, new cooking techniques. It means trying things even when we don't know what they are or how they are supposed to be prepared. Because exploring the world through food is one of the most important things we can do for ourselves and our children. It is a way to experience other cultures by quite literally bringing them into ourselves.
And a diet rich in such experiences is just about the healthiest I can imagine.


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Cincinnati Reds center fielder Shin-Soo Choo lined a two-out single to right in the bottom of the 11th inning, handing the Giants a 3-2 loss, their ninth in the last 10 games.
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Zito flirted with trouble from the outset. Chris Heisey hit a sacrifice fly to put the Reds up 1-0 in the second inning.
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Originally posted by Pradeep Bhat: Does the book talk , When EJB's should be used?
Why people think entity beans suck, and some questions to ask when considering using them
Originally posted by Nicholas Cheung: I am also interested in this area. Did you put a discussion on how other J2EE-related (not exactly J2EE, like Hibernate, Spring, etc) frameworks help solving the Entity bean problems? Or just simply discuss why there is a problem?
Originally posted by holly wang: I did few J2EE projects,and I am not satisfied with the books that I use. It seems hard to find an organized book and provides uptodate information about J2EE. Does your book pay attention on that?
Originally posted by Mario Ciliotta: Hi, I am new to the Java/J2EE as I am from a Cold Fusion and ASP background but recently my company has asked that we develop some of our applications ontheir new J2EE environment. I am basically a manamge of a group of programmers with various backgrounds some with Java and some without. I am interested in finding out if this book is more geared towards me as I only need to understand what is out there that we can do in Java/JSP/J2EE as I will not be coding anymore to speak of. I would also like to know if there are any good books that I could get for my group as say some sort of reference material or for initial learning Thanks Mario
It's a little different from the other books out there, so here's the basic deal. It's a guidebook to understanding the key points of J2EE, whether you're a marketing person who just needs to understand the big picture. or you're a developer who wants to get the big picture before you dive into the details.
Originally posted by Solveig Laura Haugland: Hi Mario, I think The Big Picture would be a great book for you and your group. As long as you aren't rigid about your books containing no humor. ;>
Originally posted by Jeremy Tartaglia: but does that mean there is no example code? My biggest problem with developing lies in the details, not the big picture. (rereads the post to double check if the questions have already been answered) And it looks like they have. Except for one. Does the book discuss security protocols at all? Like SSL? -- Jeremy, a J2SEr who knows nothing about J2EE.
Originally posted by John van H: Does the book make any comparisons between other web development technology?
Originally posted by Srikanth Shenoy: Hi Solveig, Does the book contain discussions on new features in EJB 2.1 and JCA 1.5 -in detail. AFAIK, those are two really big things in 1.4 Do you cover them in a detailed manner? Especially the MDBs with Custom Message Types & bidirecttional JCA connectors .. Thanks,
Originally posted by Anand Kapadi: Hi, Can this book be used to learn J2EE from scratch? Thanks Anand
The book is first and foremost an attempt to let nontechnical people understand technical things, so we don't get down to that level of detail.
Originally posted by Solveig Laura Haugland: Hi all, This week is a promo for the book I wrote with Mark Cade and Anthony Orapallo, "J2EE 1.4: The Big Picture." Ask a question, get enrolled in the free book giveaway! It's a little different from the other books out there, so here's the basic deal. It's a guidebook to understanding the key points of J2EE, whether you're a marketing person who just needs to understand the big picture. or you're a developer who wants to get the big picture before you dive into the details. It goes from "what's a container" and continues through the key J2EE technologies, with a few side notes on things like how faster garbage collection affects the usefulness of bean pooling. The writing style is conversational with some humor--halfway between Peter van der Linden and Head First. It's not Head First, and it's not For Dummies, since it doesn't teach actual J2EE software development. This the book that you can recommend to your less-than-technical manager, or anyone who asks you a lot of non-coding J2EE questions. Bring on the questions; Mark, Anthony, and I are standing by. Solveig ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ firstname.lastname@example.com www.bigpicture-books.com "J2EE: The Big Picture" by Solveig Haugland, Mark Cade, and Anthony Orapallo Knowledge without coding. Understanding without boredom. And occasional references to badgers.
Originally posted by Hanna Habashy: Does the book cover J2EE design patterns?
Originally posted by Nicholas Cheung: Does the book contain some further discussion on upcoming J2EE technologies? Nick
Part III provides an overview of security, resource management like database connection pooling, internationalization, J2EE architecture, and UML and patterns.
Originally posted by Amirthalingam Prasanna: So if i give this book to my Employer , the next time i say lets use hibernate in our project he won't give me that weird look will he???
If you like, ta look at the cover, which I love -- the artist did a great job. Gives a clear idea of the approach and level of the book. www.bigpicture-books.com/coverbig.jpg


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In response to a letter published Sept. 8 ("Puzzled by GOP loyalty"), I respect the writer's accomplishments and his great work professionally.
Therefore I was disappointed to see him repeat verbatim the Democratic Party line in criticizing South Carolinians for often voting Republican.
These Democratic arguments are exaggerated generalizations. They suggest that the GOP will kill Medicare and privatize Social Security.
Could it not be that the GOP is just suggesting alternative approaches to keeping these financially troubled programs afloat without adding to the crippling national debt?
The writer said, "Republicans ... want to take away a woman's right to choose, even in cases of rape, incest or health of the mother." Absurd. The abortion issue is centered on the question of when human life begins.
Reasonable people can't agree on that question. For some, then, termination of life before birth is not a "woman's right." It is not anyone's right, male or female. If any rights are to be protected by society it is the right of the unborn to life. This is the view of many in our state.
Could it be that the citizens of S.C. have repeatedly supported GOP candidates simply because the GOP represents policies with which they agree? This is hardly an unusual phenomenon. Citizens of many other states do likewise.
Perhaps the voters of S.C. just balance the voters of Massachusetts.
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Should I feel guilty about going back to work?
Due to unforeseen circumstances, I have to go back to work and leave my 7-month-old daughter at home with my husband. I know he'll be fine looking after her, but I don't know how to deal with the guilt of leaving her when she's so young. I don't know how to cope -- please advise.
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I THINK IT'S REAL EASY FOR SOMEONE TO SAY WELL, CANCEL THIS OR CUT BACK ON THAT TO BE ABLE TO STAY HOME. OTHERS FORGET THAT YOU MAY NOT BE WORKING JUST FOR INCOME . THERE IS ALSO INSURANCE AND MEDICAL COVERAGE TO CONSIDER. I TOO FELT GUILTY FOR GOING BACK AFTER HAVING MY SECOND CHILD BUT I FEEL BETTER KNOWING MEDICALLY AND FINANCIALLY MY CHILDREN ARE SECURE ESPECIALLY AFTER SEEING THE BILL FROM THE NICU AFTER HE WAS BORN THAT WAS OVER 17,000 DOLLARSposted 02/10/2004 by heathwa
I am going back to work tomorrow and I've already felt very emotional and devastating starting from 2 days ago. My little angel is 12 weeks now but I still cannot bear the guilt inside me for not being with her when I go to work. I have the babysitter with me together during my maternity leaves for about 3 weeks until now so I know how she handles my little angel and I am quite OK with her care to my dd. However, I still feel awful that I cannot see her first milestone and spend enough time with her. Last night I broke down and cried while watching my dd sleeping face and kept telling her that how much I love her and going back to work doesn't mean that I am selfish of chasing my goal, it just make me a happier mum than staying at home 24 hours with her. I feel like I am a terrible mom and being very irresponsible. I need help and support how to cope with the guilt!!posted 02/09/2004 by Silver Chain
I'm only 20 weeks pregnant and started a better, less stressful job a few months ago so I would have a little more flexibility once the baby comes. However, I know it's going to be so hard going back to work. Do the working moms out there feel like they get enough time with their children? I came from a two-income family and was in daycare most of the time and I turned out fine, so I try and remind myself of that.posted 01/27/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
I went back to work when my daughter was 8 weeks old..It has been 5 months since then, and it doesn't seem to get any easier for myself. I still cry every morning half way to work every day....I feel guilty leaving her, so I try to make up for that on the weekends, and I get accused of spoiling her, and holding her too much...Sometimes people do not understand the love of a mother and her child.posted 01/18/2004 by Happygirl73
I also found it difficult to leave my baby to go back to work(he was 7 weeks) but found it easier because my husband and I chose to each cut hours so that we could split care for him between the two of us. Now, two years later, I love that my husband and son are so close and that my husband is so much more in tune with our son than alot of father's get the chance to be. Even though you're missing time with the baby, try to keep in mind the benefits of time with daddy too. Then, maybe you can find a way to each work some kind of part time to make it work better for both of you. Employers seem more willing to give options than ever before. As long as I work 30 hours, I'm eligible for benefits. Maybe your employer could do that for you and your husband could do something very part time or from home. In addition, I'd suggest really thinking of each other as equal partners on the home front. If you are going to be the wage-earner, there are plenty of things your husband can do at home to ensure that when you are home, you have time for both of them....not just cleaning, etc. I hope this helps some. There are days when I long to be home more, especially when he's sick, but I try to think of us as a team, and in another year or so when my husband's schooling is done, we'll change roles and I'll stay home more. I think having shared the nurturing role at such a young age for your baby will actually serve your whole family well in the long run. Good luck!posted 01/02/2004 by michellealb
My son is 11 months old and it's time for me to go back to work, so I have to put him in daycare. My first daughter didn't start daycare until she was two years old and more independent, my son cries if I just walk out of the room. How do I handle the fact that my son will being crying when I drop him off at daycare? Please help.posted 12/30/2003 by a BabyCenter Member
I know how you feel - I've been extremely emotional lately thinking about leaving my baby to go back to work. I will be returning in 3 weeks, and she'll be 8 weeks old. I've been known to be a "workaholic", and worked right up until my delivery date. My heart breaks at the thought of not being able to leave the office at a reasonable time in order to spend a good portion of the evening with my daughter, and I'm concerned that, because of my high-level of responsibility, my work will not support my new change of attitude. I love my career, but am scared that I will miss important moments in my daughter's development. I feel left out by this...Any advice on how to deal with these emotions?posted 12/16/2003 by a BabyCenter Member
My daughter is 3 months old and today is my first day back at work. Eventhough she is in good hand with my mom but I still feels so guilty leaving her just when she is starting to be so alert and interacting with us. I am also worry that she won't remember me and won't be as close to me because I am not around full time.posted 12/01/2003 by Hongsocal
I went back to work over a month ago, my daughter is now six months old. I have a childminder who is excellent with her and I know loves her to bits. I also know that my daughter is happy with her as she smiles every morning and laughs when she sees her minder. Sometimes I feel a little jealous of their relationship because her minder will tell me new things that she does that I haven't experienced. However, my working is a neccesity so I trust in my belief that I have bonded with my daughter and that nobody will change that. It is difficult but try not to feel guilty, just enjoy the precious time you have with her.posted 11/25/2003 by kmoo5
It's nice to know that I wasn't the only one. I went back to work when my son was nine weeks old. Again out of neccessity. And work does not even want to know I have a child. They expected me to come back and be able to give 100% just like before my pregnancy. Talk about adding to my guilt! My son is being taken care of my sister in law. My biggest concern is that he would bond with her and not me. Boy was I wrong! I went to pick him up and the way he stares and talks to me he has NEVER done with her. I have learned to appreciate the time I have with Derek. It's not quanity but quality time together. Today is Saturday and I have put my laundry and cleaning aside to do what my family feels like doing. Even if it's just laying around and reading books, talking and watching tv. Thank you for sharing your comments.posted 11/22/2003 by Jo&Marc
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The writings of the Church Fathers have much to teach the world of modern psychology, according to a Russian Orthodox Church official.
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The meaning of Quincy is "fifth son's estate".
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CAIRO – Usually appearing in interfaith or religious events, members of Muslim Student Association in Central Michigan's University had an unlikely appearance in a soccer game where they won the IM soccer championship, presenting a vivid image of integrating young Muslims.
"MSA was re-launched this year after being inactive for several years. We wanted the Muslim community to be involved in sports and social activities," MSA President Mishari Alkhuwaiter told CM Life, Central Michigan University's (CMU) newspaper.
"So what is better than playing soccer for the guys?"
US Students Raise Islam Awareness
US Muslim Students for Community Activism
The achievement was made last Monday when the team known as MSA celebrated victory in the men's soccer league after defeating rival team "Grape" in a high scoring game, 10-9.
Usually engaged in events that celebrate Islamic heritage or relations with other faiths, the soccer game offered MSA a chance to increase awareness about Islam and to strengthen ties with CMU students.
"The Muslim community is not that big here," Alkhuwaiter said, referring to the 200 member group in CMU.
"My goal is to make some awareness of Islam. Most feel intimidated by something they don't know and one of the goals of the MSA is to get involved in the community, be out there, and have a good representation in the community."
Though there are no official estimates, the US is home to an estimated Muslim minority of six to eight million.
An earlier Gallup poll found that the majority of Americans Muslims are loyal to their country and optimistic about their future in the United States.
A recent survey found that American Muslims are the most moderate around the world.
It also showed that US Muslims generally express strong commitment to their faith and tend not to see an inherent conflict between being devout and living in a modern society.
Participating in the tournament for the first team, MSA coach Alkhuwaiter tried to pick up the most skilled players.
Storming over competition in the tournament, MSA team doubled the competition's score in the first round, quarterfinal and semifinal games.
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Expressing joy about the championship title, he said he hopes it would bring light to his organization at CMU and in the community.
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It has been working hard over the past decade to provide programs for people of all backgrounds to meet with other Muslims on and off campus in an effort to correct misconceptions about Islam.
Courses were offered to students about the religion that is adopted by 1.5 billion people around the world.
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November 24 at Aqueduct, won 32 races
during the fall meet. The two-time defending Eclipse Award winner for
Outstanding Jockey finished with an eight-race advantage over
second-place rider Jose Ortiz despite missing the final two weeks of the
meet with a bruised foot. Cornelio Velasquez was third
with 22 wins.
Earlier in 2012, Dominguez took the Aqueduct inner track,
Belmont Park spring/summer, Saratoga Race Course, and
fall meet titles. He has already sewn up the top spot in NYRA's jockey
standings for the fourth straight year and has garnered 20 NYRA meet
titles in his career.
Jacobson held off Rudy Rodriguez 19-18 to earn his fifth career
training title. The 58-year-old also took this year's inner track title
and shared the
Belmont fall crown with Chad Brown. Todd Pletcher took third with 14 wins during the Aqueduct fall meet.
Drawing Away Stable, one of Jacobson's clients, was the leading
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|Does sex make a difference in the prescription of treatments and the adaptation to chronic pain by cancer and non-cancer patients?
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|PMID: 10467919 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|The literature suggests that the sex of patients is an important factor in understanding how they are treated by health care professionals and how they adapt to their symptoms. In two groups of patients with chronic pain (n = 428 non-cancer (Study 1) and n = 143 cancer-related (Study 2)), men and women were compared on medications prescribed, treatment history, and coping and adaptation. In Study 1 with the non-cancer pain patients, there were no significant differences between the sexes in past treatments, current analgesic use, pain, or disability. Women were significantly more depressed and were more likely to receive antidepressants than men. Subgrouping patients on the basis of pain-adaptation responses yielded groups with distinct psychosocial and behavioral characteristics. In Study 2 with the cancer pain patients, men and women did not show significant differences on any variables. Consistent with the results of Study 1, however, psychological subgroups differed significantly in pain severity, mood and disability regardless of sex. The results of both studies suggest that the role of patients' sex in chronic pain may be less important than their psychosocial and behavioral responses. Thus, it appears that knowing the psychological characteristics of patients may be more important than their sex.
|D C Turk; A Okifuji
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|Type: Clinical Trial; Comparative Study; Controlled Clinical Trial; Journal Article
Journal Detail:
|Title: Pain Volume: 82 ISSN: 0304-3959 ISO Abbreviation: Pain Publication Date: 1999 Aug
Date Detail:
|Created Date: 1999-10-19 Completed Date: 1999-10-19 Revised Date: 2008-11-21
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|Nlm Unique ID: 7508686 Medline TA: Pain Country: NETHERLANDS
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|Languages: eng Pagination: 139-48 Citation Subset: IM
|University of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle 98195, USA. email@example.com
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|MeSH Terms
Adaptation, Psychological*
Analysis of Variance
Chronic Disease
Depression / etiology
Drug Prescriptions*
Musculoskeletal Physiological Phenomena
Neoplasms / complications, psychology*
Pain / drug therapy*, psychology
Pain Measurement
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