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As promised, here is our 10-minute, sit-down interview with Taylor Twellman, available exclusively on revolutionsoccer.net. In this interview (available in two parts), Taylor candidly discusses a variety of topics, including the timeline of his injury, the symptoms he's fought to overcome and his road to recovery.
A full transcription of the interview is available after the jump.
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Jeff Lemieux: I think pretty much everyone has a general idea of what your situation is right now, but it's been reported so many ways, in so many different variations during the last year and a half, I just wanted to give you a chance – in your own words – to bring us through the timeline of when the original injury happened, the process that you've been going through, up until where we are now.
Taylor Twellman: Do we have an hour? (Laughs) It's been a long road. It started [August 30, 2008]. I know these dates backwards because of the doctors and different people, the specialists that I've seen. (LA Galaxy goalkeeper) Steve Cronin came out and there was a ball between me and the goalie, and unfortunately when my head met the ball, so did his hand. At that time, I knew something was wrong. If you watch the game tape, I said I had a concussion right afterwards to Shalrie (Joseph). But it was one of those things where I was like, 'Oh, I'll be fine. I'll play through it, get through it.' Well, about three weeks later we were in Colorado and that's when it really kind of let loose – dizziness, double-vision, blackout spells, headaches. I played through it. Looking back on it, I wish I wouldn't have, but I played the eight weeks after being punched and went through a lot of different processes. If you watch the replay, my neck, my head, everything's in there. Long story short, I come back last year, I'm rehabbing. I came back, I should've been honest with the doctors – I played the D.C. and New York games with a small headache. I should've been honest. I wasn't, and it is what it is. When your neck's not stable – and I'm not going to go through the medical terms – but when your neck's not stable, I don't have any cushioning for heading the ball with my head. So I had a lot of concussion-like symptoms. Fortunately that 10-month, 11-month spell that I went through last year is over. I can smile, walk around, I can come to games. So right now I'm rehabbing. I saw Dr. (Robert) Cantu, who's world-renowned with concussions, and he looked me right in the face in June and he said, 'Do you want to play again?' And I said, 'Yes.' He said, 'Then you have to do it my way.' And unfortunately that means patience and a lot of staying low-key and not pushing it. Because I'd like to push it right now and unfortunately I can't, and that's why I'm here today.
JL: You did mention that you struggled with the headaches and the dizziness and the blurred vision and all of that for a while, but right now, away from the soccer field, is that pretty much all behind you? Can you live your normal life, day to day and not feel those symptoms?
TT: "Yes and no. I've gotten to a point now where I can have five to six days of living a normal life. I can play a round of golf. Everybody goes, 'Oh you can play a round of golf!' You don't understand how when the sun's coming down and the different – I've really started over with the vision, with just stimuli coming from caffeine, (etc.). It's been a start-over process. I've done everything that Dr. Cantu has told me to do. My neck is in very stable condition right now. So yeah, away from the soccer field, I'm doing alright. But to sit here and say it's been easy? It's been the hardest thing I've ever gone through. So I'm not going to sit here and tell you that it's been really easy coming to games every week and watching the team play. That's been difficult."
JL: Starting with the 2010 preseason, we've seen you out at training a lot. When we were up in the [Dana-Farber Field House] and down in North Carolina, I know you were just jogging, doing calisthenics work – all that type of stuff. You couldn't even really touch a ball. What's the process been like for you going through such a slow buildup?
TT: "Well it's the exact opposite of who I am as a person. [The staff] obviously knows from watching me play, but for the fans that watch me play, I'm a big zero-to-100 guy. This injury has tested – more than anything – my patience, going step by step. The fact that I couldn't dribble a soccer ball in January because it was too much for my brain to process – it's been very difficult. Should I say I have patience now? I don't think I do, but it's been good because I've learned a lot about myself as a person and how I can contribute without being on that field. For what the fans don't see, I didn't miss one home game last year. That was against doctor's orders. I wasn't supposed to come to games. I just tried to find a way to be a part of it. It's been difficult, I'm not going to lie. But the fact that I can run and go for a run five and six days a week right now is a step in the right direction."
JL: I know coming back step by step that you're at the point now where we've seen you joining in the passing drills, you're doing a little bit of shooting off to the side and that type of stuff. How's your body felt doing that and have there been any setbacks through that process?
TT: "As of right now, no, there've been no setbacks. [On Wednesday] I did more shooting than I've done in over a year, and I'm not going to lie to you, it was the most fun I've had in a long time. Even though it was only 18 yards out and the ball wasn't moving, the goalies could tell I was excited because that's honestly where I miss being the most is in front of that goal. It's been fun, but it's a trying process to sit there and go through the passing drills and have every single one of your teammates look at you and say, 'You're not ready yet?' That's the hardest thing, especially seeing Steve Nicol on the sideline. Stevie and I haven't talked a lot through this, because we both know that it's difficult for both of us."
JL: I know there's obviously no timetable on your return, but do you know what the next step is in the rehab, and do you know when that might take place?
TT: "Well for instance [Wednesday was new]. I've been on a steady pattern of a 45-minute workout, and [Wednesday] we did 52. [That's] without them telling me. This is a process that [Dr. Cantu] realized through talking to the other doctors and trainers that have worked in my life. They said, 'Listen, you can't tell Taylor a date, you can't tell him anything, because he's going to do it whether he's feeling good or not.' So I literally find out at 10 a.m. from Sean (Kupiec), our trainer. He'll say, 'Taylor, this is what we're doing today. This is what you're going to do, this is what you're going to try to accomplish and if you're feeling anything let me know.' That's helped me a lot, because if someone told me right now (I could play on) May 15, if I only had one leg I'd play. So that's the hardest thing, but it's also the only way I've got a shot at playing again."
JL: I know eventually as this process moves along there's going to be a day that comes when you're going to be doing contact drills, and there's going to be crossing and you're going to be sticking your head in there. Do you feel that there could be any hesitation on your part when those types of drills come back up?
TT: "No. I think if we went through my career right now, Jeff – in 2003, I got kicked in the face, came back, played two weeks later. Then I broke my foot in 2004. (I've had) hamstring (injuries). I've always tried to play through things, but I'm not going to step back on the field if I cannot be that guy who can go for that cross in the box. And I owe that not only to myself, but to my teammates. If I'm going to be any type of different player … I want to be 100 percent, I want to be the normal Taylor that's diving for head balls, that's doing anything he can to score a goal. And I see myself doing that, it's just I'm going to wait until I can be that guy. I'm not going to go out there 50 percent … it's just not who I am."
JL: I wanted to bring this up and give you a chance to respond. There've been a few rogue comments from fans who've maybe questioned your commitment a little bit, just because of the length of time it's taken to come back from this process. What's the message you have for people who have questioned your desire to get back on the field?
TT: "I smile, because I'm sorry people feel that way. But in all seriousness, if I wasn't committed, I wouldn't be sitting here talking to you about post-concussion. There was a ball 13 yards in between a goalie and I, and not many players would've gone for it. I did, scored the goal, and now I'm paying the price for it. I've never had to defend my commitment, and so I don't think I should now. I think I've given my heart out the way I've played. Every time I've stepped on the field, I've worn the Revolution colors very well. For all those one or two rogue comments, there's a lot of fans out there wishing me a lot of well and I thank them for that."
JL: With all that said, going through this whole process, how difficult has it been for you to come out to training every day and watch your teammates train, and come to the games and watch your teammates play for a year and a half now?
TT: "I get choked up thinking about it. There are about five or six people in my life who could answer that question a lot better than me. The four people in my family – mom, dad, brother, sister. The days going home after every game, crying on the phone wondering if I'll ever play again. Jay Heaps – I know he's part of the Revolution family – he's seen it in my face, he's seen it in my eyes. It's the most difficult thing ever, because if there was anything I took pride in, it was being that head guy, the guy that finished all the hard work my teammates did and scoring that goal. Right now I can't be that guy, and seeing our team, knowing that they need me more than ever, it's the hardest thing. More importantly, I've seen friends go. My best friend, my roommate, Steve Ralston – he's gone. Jay Heaps is gone. So I never got that chance to ride off into the sunset, with those two especially, and that's a struggle. On the other hand, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger, and I'm going to come back a better man and a better player."
JL: You are very much still a part of this 2010 Revolution team. Five games into the season, how've you felt the team's looked?
TT: "I like it. For one thing, we're young. Sometimes with youth comes inexperience, but I kind of like it. First of all, to even answer that, Stevie Nicol deserves a lot of credit, because we've had a lot of turnover and he still continuously gets players ready. It's still young in the season, and it doesn't matter how you start, it matters how you finish, and I think this team's going to finish well. I really do. It's young, it's fast, it's exciting. But we need someone to score some goals, and hopefully I'll be on the field soon enough to do that."
JL: I have to finish up with the question I'm sure everybody is wondering. With the understanding that there is absolutely no timetable on your return, is your hope to be playing soccer for the Revolution in the 2010 season?
TT: "100 percent. I wouldn't be out working out, I wouldn't be going through the therapies, I wouldn't be doing acupuncture two hours a day to do this (if I didn't think I'd be playing). My goal is to step on the field in 2010 for the Revs, and who knows, it might be at MLS Cup."


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The Collections
Two Challenger specimens: a Land Hermit Crab from New Guinea, and a bryozoan colony from Nightingale Island (Tristan da Cunha).
During the Inventory Project, about 1,000 zoological specimens collected during the Challenger Expedition were catalogued. They were received as a single donation from the British Museum, on the 8th of August 1899. They belong to a wide range of species, across several taxonomic groups.
The entry in the acquisition register states:
"1899.114; A collection of specimens from the Challenger Exp.; Given by the Trustees of the British Museum"
The Challenger Expedition – named after the research vessel HMS Challenger - should be considered within a long tradition of British marine expeditions, alongside James Cook's voyages or Charles Darwin's travels on The Beagle.
By 1850, most of the world's landmasses had been discovered. However, nothing was known of the nature of the deep sea. It was commonly accepted that this environment could be defined by darkness, high pressure and intense cold, and could not possibly support any form of life.
This position came into question following the publication of On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection by Charles Darwin in 1859, which led to speculation that life in the deep ocean was possible.
Separately, the recent invention of the telegraph was putting pressure to connect continents with submarine, telegraphic cables. This necessitated investigations into the depth, shape, and general nature of the sea-floor: A strong commercial impetus for the study of the deep ocean emerged.
The Challenger Expedition was therefore the first ever to be commissioned with the express purpose of studying the physics, chemistry, geology, and biology of the deep ocean.
HMS Challenger left Portsmouth in December 1872 and returned to Spithead, Hampshire in May 1876, spending over three years circumnavigating the globe and stopping at some 362 official stations. Numerous measurements were made and samples taken, including biological ones.
On the expedition's return, the biological samples were sent to the best international scientists available, accompanied with the following instructions:
"[…] be requested to select a complete set for the British Museum [the Natural History Museum, London use to be part of the British Museum] including all unique specimens and two specimens of all species of which there are more than three;
the remaining duplicates to be returned to [Sir Charles Wyville Thomson] for distribution with the sanction of their Lordships [the Treasury and the Trustees of the British Museum]"
Eventually, most Challenger specimens were deposited, as requested, in the British Museum. Amongst them were numerous "type specimens": these are the specimens used to describe and name new species.
This stargazer from Indonesia belongs to a species first described following the Challenger Expedition
On the 24 June 1899, Ray Lankester, Director of the British Museum wrote to Dr Scharff (Keeper of the Natural History Division, National Museum of Ireland):
"The "Challenger" duplicates have hitherto been reserved for exchange against deep sea specimens required for our collection, but henceforth they are to be regarded as ordinary media of exchange.
It occurs to me that you might like to take this opportunity of improving your collections, and I should be glad to allow you to make selection from the "Challenger" duplicates on the condition that at the first opportunity you make us a suitable return."
Staff from the National Museum of Ireland duly visited the British Museum to select specimens amongst the Challenger "duplicates", unaware that some of these happened to be unmarked type specimens.
As a result, not only does the National Museum of Ireland hold a very large collection of historically important Challenger specimens, but a surprising amount of them are scientifically significant type specimens from the famous expedition.
96 fish and invertebrates from the Challenger Expedition are on display on the balconies of the Natural History Museum. Unfortunately, this area is currently closed to the public for safety reasons.
On the ground floor of the Museum ("Irish Fauna" exhibition), many of the specimens on display were collected during Irish expeditions of the same era of marine exploration.
Look for specimens from the Royal Irish Academy expeditions of 1885 and 1886 (on the Lord Bandon) or 1888 (on the Flying Falcon).
Wheeler, A. & O'Riordan, C.E. 1969. Type Material of Fishes from the "Challenger" Expedition in the National Museum of Ireland. Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, vol. 68, section B, no.6.
The Challenger reports are available online at Report of the Scientific Results of the Voyage of HMS Challenger.
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STBX has picked up the kids for his vacation week this evening, BUT, never gave me any itinerary... Kids said he was driving them down to North Carolina or South Carolina where his parents recently moved. I have no addresses or phone numbers - no schedule - nothing! Court orders say he must provide an itinerary. What can I do about this?
The orders state he is supposed to provide me with an itinerary if he intends on taking them out of state. He keeps violating the orders and no one does anything about it. Child support, constant harassment, says negative things about me to the children, brings them home late. Drags me into court 5 times to contest the child support and I have to pay my lawyer for half of the appearances:( I just don't get this system!
My lawyer sends me back a message last night with a message from STBX sent when he picked up the kids with vague information on it. No addresses or phones of private residences - how can he keep getting away with all of this?
Sorry to say but he gets away with this because the courts just don't care. If it were the mother doing that, they'd be all over your case. But with a dad, they're comparing him to dead beat dads who are gone from their children's lives completely. Compared to that rather low standard, a dad who is there and doing something with the kids is better even if he doesn't follow the rules or pay child support. So the court's attitude is "What's your problem? He's better than these others that we have to deal with on a regular basis.
It's not good, it's not right but it's what I've observed... sadly.
I find it very frustrating - our legal system where children can be used like pawns, men do not need to be responsible for their children, judges give orders that may or may not be followed, lawyers seem to care only about making money (at least mine). Why does this process need to take so long? It is obvious we are never going to settle and we should have had a trial 18 months ago. Now I am broke, losing my house, cannot pay my bills and have tremendous legal bills which I am told I am responsible for even though stbx has been ordered by the court to pay the bulk of the balance.
The Court doesn't know anything is being violated. Telling your attorney doesn't inform the court. If you want the Court to know, you need to file action for contempt. Your attorney cannot take it upon him/herself to file this for you without your input. Ask for it!
It is important to note the exact language of the order. Does it specify what information is required in the itinerary? If the language of the order is vague, he might be able to "get away" with providing only vague information. Unfortunately only hindsight is 20/20 and it's not until now that you may realize the order needs to include very precise description of what the itinerary must be--such as how many days before the vacation the itinerary must be provided and what details (such as address for each overnight, and phone numbers where they can be reached for all times during the vacation, flight numbers or general description of the driving route) are required. I think asking for modification of the order to include the necessary contact/communication details be provided to you as a condition of being able to take the kids out of state seems reasonable. He's demonstrated a lack of cooperation for sharing this important information with you (he shouldn't have to be ordered to do it in the first place ... reasonable parents want to make sure their kids can be contacted). Asking for an itinerary that includes where they will be every moment of every day (like they're going to the aquarium at noon on Tuesday) is unreasonable. Think of the things you would expect yourself to provide to him if you took a vacation out of state--the list ought to be the same for both of you.
If your attorney isn't serving you, you need find another one. I have no doubt there are shady attorneys who care about nothing more than making money, but there are also ones who will answer the phone any time of day to make sure your legal needs and questions about the process are taken care of and that you are well-represented. Use consulting time with other attorneys to help navigate separating from your current attorney if you're feeling "stuck." I'm sorry things are not going well for you. It's not a pleasant thing to go through even with the best of attorneys, and I'm sure having unenthusiastic representation is much worse ... and your attorney sounds like a real peach (sarcasm noted).
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All I can say is that they allowed him to get away without paying CS for 18 months. They allowed him to stalk me after my lawyer talked me into dropping the TRO for a civil order instead. Now we will go to appellate court where his cs will probably be reduced and I will never see the $30,000.00 he owes me in arrears. Every time we go back to court to enforce something it costs me another $6,000+ dollars:(
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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate sports reporter
The College of Eastern Utah Golden Eagles baseball team continues to struggle as they dropped eight games over two weekends of play.
In their last home stand of the season, they hosted Southern Idaho for four games. If the fans came to see a lot of scoring, they were not disappointed.
Unfortunately the scoring was mostly done by the bats of Southern Idaho.
On April 21 the Eagles went down to defeat 1-11 and then followed it up with a 0-7 loss later in the day.
In the first game Cole Evans got knocked out of the game in the second inning after he gave up six runs.
In the second game, Jayson Madson gave up all seven runs in the five innings he pitched. He started out with two good scoreless innings before allowing three to cross the plate in the third.
Saturdays play was more of the same with Southern Idaho putting another 11 on the board in the first game. CEU did score seven runs off of seven hits to show a bit of fire power in the contest.
Jake Bankowski was the losing pitcher, giving up five runs in two innings of relief.
In the final game of the series, Southern Idaho wasn't through with their offensive explosion. They added another 12 points to their weekend scoring show. CEU again struggled to put any points across the plate and could only score three. They went down to another defeat by the score of 12-3.
Last weekend the Golden Eagles traveled to Western Nevada hoping to change their fortunes. Although the games were much closer, the end results were the same.
Game one was a 3-6 loss. Evans pitched six strong inning and gave up five runs. CEU exploded for three in the fifth, but that was the extent of their scoring.
The second game saw CEU jump out to an early lead. Madson rolled along pitching shut out ball until the bottom of the fifth when he gave up four runs. Mitch Ramsdell came on in relief and allowed two more to cross the plate. Nevada stole a close one with a 6-5 win.
The first game Saturday was another close affair. Western Nevada put one run across in the third. CEU again had a big fifth and scored three of their own. Nevada answered with one.
Pitcher Bryan Smith pitched six plus innings, but gave up two in the seventh to let another one slip away. The end result was 4-3 score in favor of Western Nevada.
In the final game, Western Nevada scored early and often to sweep the series with a 9-5 win.
CEU remains in 5th in the Scenic West Athletic Conference with a10-26 record. They are just above 500 in their overall record.
The CEU team will wrap up regular season playing Northwestern Colorado in Rangely on May 5 and 6.


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Velouté de topinambours(Jerusalem artichokes)
I love topinambour, for their quirky shapes as well as their earthy smell and somewhat different, slightly sweet taste. Delicious are they in a cocotte or pureed as a side dish and just as wonderful are they as a soup. Unlike a chunky vegetable soup or earthy legume soup, we rarely have only a creamy soup for dinner. I don't find it substantial enough, unless you eat a huge bowl or two, which makes it too rich. So I'll normally serve this soup as a starter and then follow up with something like maybe a warm salad or chicken filet with a tomato sauce.
See also Zlamushcka's version of a topinambour soup.
Velouté de topinambours(Jerusalem artichokes)
- About 400 g topinambours
- 3 shallots
- 1 large sweet potato
- 750 ml organic vegetable stock(or chicken stock)
- 1 bouquet garni(parsley stems, thyme, bay leaves & lemon peel wrapped and tied in the green part of a leek)
- olive oil
- salt and pepper to taste
- cream to add to taste(milk for a lighter version)
- a drop or two of freshly squeezed lemon juice
- Peel the topinambours and the sweet potato and cut into slices.
- Peel, chop the shallots and sauté in some olive oil until translucent.
- Add the sliced the stweet potato, topinambours, the stock, the bouquet garni and let it simmer for at least 30 minutes or longer. The topinambours needs to be well cooked and very tender.
- Take off the heat, remove the bouquet garni and mix until smooth and velvety, adding milk or cream to your preferred consistency.
- Heat up gently, add some lemon juice and salt and papper to taste.
- Serve in warmed bowls and finish off with a drizzle of fruity extra virgin olive oil and a a turn of the pepper mill.
- Serve warm with toasted bread triangles or a grainy baguette.
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Unfortunately we don´t found , here,Jerusalem artichokes. But the recipe sounds delicious
28/11/2007 at 16:11
Gorgeous photos, Ronell!
28/11/2007 at 16:55
I love, love, love Jerusalem artichokes. How nice to see you posting twice in one week! :-)
As always, your photos and composition is lovely.
28/11/2007 at 19:09
Very interesting vegetable. Your photos are wonderful and now I'm getting hungry!
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28/11/2007 at 19:42
This looks like a lovely recipe (and I love the bean pots/soup bowls as well).
Do you have any tips for reducing the explosive qualities of Jerusalem artichokes?
28/11/2007 at 22:17
I just discovered Jerusalem Artichoke this year and they are so wonderful. The soup you have is really wonderful!
29/11/2007 at 04:46
Wow that is one hearty soup sounds delicious, great pictures. :)
29/11/2007 at 22:56
Thanks for the great photo showing what they look like. This is something I've never tried and I've been very curious about them. The soup sounds just wonderful!
30/11/2007 at 01:51
I love your little soup pots Ronell. And the soup looks sumptuous.
30/11/2007 at 13:19
Oh this is so funny, I made almost a similar soup twice last week. I cannot get enough of topinambours. Aren't they just the best, under a pretty unattractive attire? Looks delicious.
01/12/2007 at 06:32
Oh, I am so happy there are other Sun root fans. I will definitely try this one out! Looks great.
Thank you for mentioning my recipe for the soup. It is really nice of you :-)
02/12/2007 at 14:49
I just made a Jerusalem Artichoke salad and was going to try a soup this week but needed a recipe…. thanks! Beautiful pictures.
03/12/2007 at 04:34
You sure make a beautiful bouquet garni, and the soup looks very tasty. I've never seen jerusalem artichokes and sweet potatoes combined in a soup — excellent idea!
03/12/2007 at 05:18
Mmmm, looks wonderful. I also have a lovely recipe for Jerusalem artichoke soup on my blog that I make every year. I count down the days till they come into season!!
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Between outbreaks of sickening beef, the staggering environmental impact of meat production, the link between red meat and cancer, the cruelty inherent in factory farming, and a general love of animals–I'll be spending another July 4th skipping the hamburgers. I won't miss a messy, meaty burger–but there is the BBQ ritual and all the fixings that make having some great meatless facsimiles kind of nice.
I have never been a fan of any supermarket veggie burgers out there–they all seem a bit anemic and lacking in personality to me (although if you have a favorite brand, tell us in the comments–I've love for someone to change my mind!). Making them at home is a great and surprisingly simple option, and this way you can skip the methylcellulose, disodium inosinate, and other mysterious ingredients that may be lurking in your commercial veggie burgers (see What's Inside Your Veggie Burger). Here are my five favorites:
Millet Burger with Chive Pesto
Rejuvenate Your Body blogger Delia Quigley posted this recipe last summer–the use of millet makes it a great gluten-free options, and the mashed cauliflower makes it super awesome. You can read the whole post and get the chive pesto recipe here: Millet Burger with Chive Pesto.
1 cup millet, washed and soaked 8-12 hours, drained
3 cups water
1/2 tsp. sea salt
2 cups cauliflower florets
2 tbs. butter or sesame butter
1 egg (optional)
sesame seeds
1. In a medium saucepan combine the millet, water, salt, and cauliflower. Bring to a boil, reduce heat to low, cover and cook until all water is absorbed, about 30 minutes.
2. When done add the butter, stirring well.
At this point you can mash the millet with a potato masher and serve as a side dish.
3. Otherwise, allow to cool, then break and egg into the mixture and mix it into the millet thoroughly.
4. Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F.
5. Spray a baking pan with oil and place each burger on the pan. Sprinkle with sesame seeds and bake in the oven for 30 minutes.
6. When done remove from oven and divide onto individual serving plates. Top with pesto and serve.
Beans and Greens Burger
I came up with this recipe after feeling disappointed with vegan burger choices; I love the idea of adding a load of chopped greens to a veggie burger, they give it some tooth and earthy flavor that stand up assertively to the grill.
4 tablespoon ground flaxseeds
12 tablespoons water (or vegetable stock)
2 1/2 cups canned garbanzos, drained and rinsed
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon black pepper
1/3 cup chopped fresh herbs (cilantro, basil, dill, etc)
1 onion, chopped
1 small orange, grated zest only
1 cup greens, finely chopped (spinach, dandelion, arugula, etc)
1 cup toasted bread crumbs (whole-grain)
1 tablespoon olive oil
1. Mix the flaxseeds with water or stock until gelatinous. (If you have whole flaxseeds, use this method.)
2. Combine garbanzo beans, flaxseed mix, salt and pepper in a food processor and process until mixture is thick and creamy, but still a little chunky.
3. Pour into a bowl and stir in herbs, onion, zest, and greens. Gently stir in the breadcrumbs and let mix sit for a few minutes. You should have an easy to handle mix that can be formed into 1-inch thick patties–if it feels too dry add a little water, or if too moist add some more bread crumbs.
4. To cook on the stove use a heavy skillet and heat oil over medium heat. Cook patties, covered, for about 7 minutes or until bottoms begin to brown, flip and cook for another 7 minutes.
5. To cook on the grill, rub both sides of patties with olive oil and cook for 4 minutes per side.
Mushroom and Black Bean Burger
This burger adapted from The Vegetarian Grill by Andrea Chesman (Harvard Common Press, 1998) uses goat cheese–for vegans it is just as delicious without.
1 tablespoon olive or canola oil
1 onion, finely chopped
8 ounces mushrooms, finely chopped
2 garlic cloves, minced
½ teaspoon ground cumin
1 ½ cups cooked black beans (or 1 15-ounce can, drained)
¼ cup packed fresh cilantro leaves
2 ounces soft goat cheese, crumbled (optional)
4 slices stale or toasted sandwich bread, processed to make bread crumbs
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She was born Oct. 27, 1915, in Batesville, Ind., to the late Jacob and Flora Blank Telles. She was co-owner/operator of Marvin's Restaurant in Clayton for a number of years and was a member of Clayton First United Methodist Church.
She was preceded in death by a daughter, Judy Church, three brothers and six sisters.
Survivors include: a son and daughter-in-law, Dr. Lawrence and Marie Gillespie of Clayton; a daughter and a son-in-law, Linda and Scott Sutt of Savannah; a sister, Sue Lewis; 10 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were held Sunday at Clayton First United Methodist Church with the Rev. Ken Ray and Ed Gillespie officiating. Burial followed at Head of Tennessee Baptist Church Cemetery.
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When a loved one needs help, maybe more than usual after an illness or injury, where do you turn?
The family caregiver has resources and options. If the patient has been in a rehabilitation facility, usually the staff will offer training for the family when the loved one is about to return home.
Providence St. Mary Medical Center's Director of Public Affairs Kathleen Obenland said each situation is different. "It depends on the conditions. They get training before they go home. When they're discharged, if they have fairly intensive needs, the training will be assisted by the therapists and medical staff. The patient gets training as well. Some people need quite a bit. A patient with a hip transplant, they have a lot of things to be careful about. We have a family teaching day where each therapist covers specific things."
In-patient rehab supervisor Poppy McGuire said, "We do home evaluations. We send a staff member to the home to see how to improve it's safety." Sometimes it just takes a few details, such as having grab bars installed.
Once the home is adjusted, there's instruction from the staff. "We have an interdisciplinary team teaching. This can include nurses, physicians, the discharge social worker, planner as well as physical, occupational and speech therapists. All of this depends on the individual situation. We have a teaching day assigned and the different disciplines have an appointment time... We could also contact a dietician, because often appetite is affected. Outpatient or home health therapy can follow up."
Those sentiments are echoed by Rick Munson, liason at Adventist Health Home Care Services. He said, "Walla Walla General Hospital has a whole educational department, you can learn a lot from the medical social worker." Munson's advice for the family caregiver: ask questions, think about the resources needed and plan ahead.
Mary Cleveland, local program coordinator at Aging and Long Term Care, ALTC, agreed with Munson and added there are options for the unpaid family caregiver. It's a matter of calling, asking questions and researching available resources. Whether you get training from the hospital rehabilitation staff, take a class or join a support group, you can get plenty of useful information.
Classes are also available to help prepare the family caregiver. ALTC is taking names for a waiting list for the next "Powerful Tools for Caregiving" class that will be scheduled as soon as enough people register. "It helps caregivers take care of themselves and learn how to be mentally strong," she said.
If your loved one is in a rehab facility, Cleveland said, "Get hands-on training before discharge. Have them practice; work on the techniques. If you're not physically up to it, often we see older spouses caring for them, look at your options: other family members, paid staff, support programs."
Each year, usually in the fall, the local office of ALTC works with other organizations to hold the Caregiver Conference. Family caregivers can connect with others, access a wealth of information and learn new skills to help their loved ones and take better care of themselves in the process. Cleveland encouraged caregivers to locate information, take a class, attend a workshop or join a support group, each person's needs are different, ask questions and find out what's available before you need it.
In a challenging economy, caregiving may be an occupation in demand. "We know we have an aging population. We're seeing the huge baby boomer population, many of them are now in their early 60s."
"There's definitely a move toward professional caregivers. Caregivers have a union now, their goal is to make this a living wage job, with a higher level of training and professionalism."
"Learn about what's available for the future, it's not asking for help, because many of these people are fiercely independent, it's merely learning about your options," Cleveland said.
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(Mountain Home) – The Donald W. Reynolds Library serving Baxter County would like to invite the public to an Introduction to Personal Computers class in February.
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The Devils (1971): In the mid-'60s, Hollywood's puritanical Production Code, enforced since 1934, finally eroded and died. It wasn't long before buttons were really pushed. Soon, Ken Russell, who had staged a nude wrestling scene in 1969's Women in Love, decided to one-up himself: His mega-controversial adaptation of Aldous Huxley's nonfiction The Devils of Loudun featured nun orgies and a cut sequence dubbed "The Rape of Christ." It also boasted lovely Vanessa Redgrave masturbating with a crucifix—and later with a bone, in another cut scene.
Caligula (1980): A year after Malcolm McDowell proved a charming, lovable lead in the thriller Time After Time, that big budget porn he'd filmed years before finally got released. Penthouse's lavish Roman biopic features McDowell gamely fucking his sister, disemboweling soldiers and fisting newlyweds. There's also room made for Helen Mirren, Peter O'Toole and a visibly confused John Gielgud, though the hardcore stuff is left to the pros.
S.O.B. (1981): Who wants to see Julie Andrews' tits? Directed by Blake Edwards, her then-husband.
The Brown Bunny (2004): Unsimulated sex has long been employed to shock mainstream audiences, but it's typically unknowns—or semi-knowns, like Kerry Fox in Intimacy—engaging in the actual acts. Chloë Sevigny was an Oscar nominee bound for Big Love when she blew Vincent Gallo on-screen, a move that got her shitcanned by the William Morris Agency. But as she said, she'd been intimate with Gallo before.
Hounddog (2007): Even before its disastrous Sundance debut, this indie was dubbed "the Dakota Fanning rape movie," as per a scene where the then-13-year-old's character was violated. Actually, the act happened off-screen, but don't tell that to the likes of Bill O'Reilly, who helped the film snowball into an undeserved conversation piece.
The Paperboy (2012): Precious' Lee Daniels was a producer (of Monster's Ball and The Woodsman) before he turned to directing, and it's presumably his well-honed talent as a golden-tongued huckster that persuaded the stars of The Paperboy to do what they did in The Paperboy. As you've heard, Nicole Kidman cheerfully pees on Zac Efron. Less well-known is her mock-fellating John Cusack from across the room while he furtively jerks off or a scene in which Matthew McConaughey is hogtied for some good old BSDM.
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Movie review: Food is the star in 'Jiro Dreams of Sushi'
Director David Gelb takes us into a Tokyo sushi restaurant, and finds an artist at work in "Jiro Dreams of Sushi," a thoughtful and gently handled documentary about food, family and perfection.
Jiro Ono, at 85, is considered one of the world's greatest sushi chefs holder of a Michelin Guide three-star rating for his delicate, deceptively simple combinations of fish and rice. Gelb shows us the difficulty of creating such edible treasures the hours marinating the tuna, the full hour an apprentice must massage a squid to make it tender enough to eat, and so on, or the 10 years an apprentice must wait before being allowed to make Jiro's grilled egg-custard dish.
Jiro imparts his philosophy, and there's a fascinating look at his two sons, one who works for his father and one who broke away to start his own sushi bar. The centerpiece is a gorgeously photographed sequence showing a dinner at Jiro's restaurant, a "concerto" of the many courses (all sushi, no appetizers) that will make any foodie's mouth water.
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COP10 says Love not LossPosted by laurie in blog October 20, 2010
This is the film we worked on with the IUCN and Wildscreen for COP10.
The beginning of the film fits well with the messages you take away from a wander through the delegate forums at COP10…
- Biodiversity is a complex subject, thank heavens we're all clever scientists
- We're not getting through to people how urgent conservation action is
- We're on the brink of mass extinction
- The fate of the world's biodiversity depends mainly on square brackets
- Did I mention biodiversity is a complex subject?
The amount of time international delegations take debating the merits of a semi colon versus a full stop in the convention on biological diversity is mind-blowing. Have we gathered the greatest minds in biodiversity together to talk grammar?
It is also insightful. The way we communicate biodiversity policy is clearly of great importance. Whether at the highest levels of political wrangling, or at the grass roots of public action, communication is the glue that sticks policy and action together.
The second half of the film was the thrust of the IUCN Commission on Education and Communication's side event I have just spoken at. The messages from the panel were a challenge to the discourse at this conference, but also to biodiversity communicators the world over:
- Go beyond the usual suspects – biodiversity is a message for everyone, not just the scientific community
- Love not loss – it's time to replace the extinction message with the awe and wonder we all feel for nature
- Yes we can – people around the world are already doing amazing things, let's hear about them
- A positive vision – what does success look like? Work it out and tell the world.
The new message was applauded by John Francis, VP Research, Conservation, & Exploration at the National Geographic Society, whose new documentary Great Migrations is all about the Love message. An Ethopian delegate confirmed that Love not Loss is not an approach confined to the urban West, and UNEP spokesman Nick Nuttal called for consistency of message across all communications platforms.
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Boeing said Monday it will conduct flight tests above the Strait of Juan de Fuca and areas of Eastern Washington this week that will include low-altitude maneuvers at elevations between 600 and 700 feet.
The flights, using a large 777-300ER and coordinated with the Federal Aviation Administration, will test upgrades to the jet's Enhanced Ground Proximity Warning System, which warns pilots when they are on a course that comes too close to terrain.
The system also provides awareness of wind shear threats.
Additional testing will be conducted around Paine Field in Everett.
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