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UC Irvine took command of the Big West Conference race Saturday night, using two second-half goals by Miguel Ibarra to beat visiting Cal State Northridge, 2-0.
The match was a showdown between two of the Big West's three two-win teams and sent the seventh-ranked Anteaters (11-2-0) to 3-1, ahead of Northridge (5-5-1) at 2-1 and UC Davis at 2-2.
Ibarra (Lancaster/Lancaster HS) gave Irvine a 58th-minute lead through a give-and-go with Jimmy Turner (Mission Viejo/Misson Viejo HS) and a deflection off a Matadors defender. Memo Licona (Lake Forest/Laguna Hills HS) set up the second goal in the 89th minute.
In other men's action:
Sam Garza scored in the seventh minute of overtime, and No. 19 UC Santa Barbara (8-3-1) toppled UC Davis, 2-1, for its first Big West victory. The Gauchos lost their first two conference games, to UC Riverside and UC Irvine, but bounced back Wednesday with a 3-2 overtime victory over third-ranked Akron.
Osvaldo Bastida (Anaheim/Katella HS) scored in the first half for Cal Baptist (7-4-0) in a 1-0 win over Western Washington at the Grand Canyon Tournament in Phoenix.
Redlands (11-3-0) is closing in on the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference title following a 2-0 victory at second-place Pomona-Pitzer (6-5-0) on goals by Alex Laughton and Will Walker. The Bulldogs are 8-0-0 in SCIAC play; the Sagehens fell to 5-2-0.
Jared Bernstein's hat trick led Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (7-3-1) in a 7-1 SCIAC rout of visiting Cal Lutheran (1-11-0).
Douglas Pentland's header from a corner kick carried Occidental (4-7-0) to a 1-0 SCIAC win over visiting Caltech (1-9-0).
Ryan Estrada (La Palma/Kennedy HS) scored 90 seconds into the second half to lift La Verne (3-6-1) to a 1-0 SCIAC win at Whittier (4-6-0).
Jorge Serrano (Sylmar/Sylmar HS) scored in the second half, and The Master's (7-1-3), No. 24 in the NAIA rankings, scored a 1-1 draw with No. 5 Azusa Pacific (7-2-1). Nathan Nienhuis scored in the 30th minute for APU, which fell to 0-1-1 in the Golden State Athletic Conference.
Irishman Kevin Cornwall's 83rd-minute strike carried No. 19 Vanguard (8-4-0) to a 3-2 victory over visiting Hope International (3-5-1). Nikola Ilich twice gave the Lions leads, but Hope rallied as Towson transfer Zach Hoffer (Temecula/Great Oak) scored and assisted a goal by former high school teammate Matthew Howard.
Edgar Orozco (Santa Ana/Santa Ana HS, Corona HS and Golden West College) and William Prado (Anaheim/Loara HS and Long Beach City College) assisted each other's goals eight minutes apart as No. 11 Concordia (9-1-0) edged Westmont, 2-1, in a GSAC clash in Santa Barbara.
Zach Bautista (Orange/Villa Park HS), Daniel Chew (Lake Forest/El Toro HS) and Dylan Wingrove tallied as Biola (7-2-2) romped to a 3-0 GSAC victory at San Diego Christian.
WOMEN: Pepperdine strikes early vs. BYU
Freshman Lynn Williams scored 96 seconds into the game, and No. 8 Pepperdine held on for a 1-0 West Coast Conference victory at Brigham Young.
Williams tallied from a through ball from Laura Cole (Whittier/La Habra HS) to quiet a crowd of 2,259 in Provo, Utah, and start the Waves toward their second win to start their WCC campaign.
Pepperdine, which is on a program-record 15-game unbeaten streak, faces PCH Cup rival Loyola Marymount next Saturday in Westchester.
In other women´s action:
Ashlin Steele scored in the 62nd minute and Whittier's beleaguered defense came up with a gem to upset La Verne, 1-0, in SCIAC action at Damien High School in La Verne. The Poets (1-9-0) had been outscored, 30-1, in their previous four games and 45-5 for the season. La Verne fell to 2-7-2.
Freshman Taylor Will's 16th goal of the season, from a corner kick by Sinead Vaughn (Simi Valley/Royal HS), gave Cal Lutheran (11-1-0), No. 17 in the NCAA Division III rankings, a 1-0 triumph over visiting Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (4-5-2). The Regals are 5-0-0 in conference play; every other SCIAC team has at least three losses.
Fionna Connolly set up Samantha Rivera (Thousand Oaks/Thousand Oaks HS), then scored an 80th-minute winner as Redlands (7-3-1) rallied from a first-minute deficit for a 2-1 SCIAC victory over Pomona-Pitzer.
Molly Lavin's 57th-minute goal carried Azusa Pacific (6-1-1), ranked third in NAIA, to a 1-0 Golden State Athletic Conference win at No. 14 The Master's (7-5-0).
Jessica Austin (Altadena/Maranatha HS) scored her sixth goal of the year and Sarina Coutin (Saugus/Hart HS and College of the Canyons) and Chrissy King added second-half goals to send Biola (5-4-1) to a 3-1 GSAC victory at San Diego Christian.
Arianna Vaughn (West Covina/South Hills HS) scored both goals for No. 4 Concordia (9-2-1), which was upset, 3-2, in a GSAC contest at No. 25 Westmont.
Vanguard dictated play from start to finish, outshooting Hope International, 33-2 (with a 14-3 edge on corner kicks), but the Lions (8-1-1) needed an Amanda Couch goal 16 minutes into overtime to win the GSAC match. HIU fell to 2-6-0.
Cal Baptist 1 (Bastida 36), Western Washington 0
Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 7 (Doyle 1, Bernstein 21, 61, 65, Ullman pen. 30, Hallberg 76, Bravo-Beneitez 80), Cal Lutheran 1 (Yepez 42)
Embry-Riddle (Ariz.) 1, Bethesda Christian 2
The Master's 1 (Serrano 56), Azusa Pacific 1 (Nienhuis 30)
Occidental 1 (Pentland 57), Caltech 0
Pomona-Pitzer 0, Redlands 2 (Laughton 40, Walker 49)
San Diego Christian 0, Biola 3 (Bautista 3, Chew 21, Wingrove 83)
UC Davis 1 (Wisenfarth 32), UC Santa Barbara 2 (Kiffe 11, Garza 97), OT
UC Irvine 2 (Ibarra 59, 89), Cal State Northridge 0
Vanguard 3 (Ilich 7, 47, Cornwall 83), Hope International 2 (Hoffer 40, Howard 58)
Westmont 1 (Harrell 50), Concordia 2 (Orozco 26, Prado 34)
Whittier 0, La Verne 1 (Estrada 47)
BYU 0, Pepperdine 1 (Williams 2)
Cal Lutheran 1 (Will 31), Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 0
La Verne, Whittier 1 (Steele 62)
The Master's 0, Azusa Pacific 1 (Lavin 57)
Redlands 2 (Rivera 54, Connolly 80), Pomona-Pitzer 1 (Lopez 1)
San Diego Christian 1 (Waggoner 69), Biola 3 (Austin 20, Coutin 50, King 57)
Vanguard 2 (Valles pen. 60, Couch 106), Hope International 1 (Thomas 61), OT
Westminster (Utah) 3 (Jones 57, Hillam 62, Swenson 82), Marymount 0
Westmont 3 (Rueff 30, DiMaculangan 57, Judd 68), Concordia 1 (Vaughn 59, 70)
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The Evolvement of Social Networking
Social networking plays a huge role in shaping the interactive world of Health 2.0. Health 2.0 is defined as a dynamic means of communicating with people globally, and has evolved from an information gathering tool. Health related social networking sites aim to give disease and illness suffers a voice, and brings people together on a global scale, to connect, discuss and share information about their medical conditions.
Social Networking Mediums
Mediums like Wikipedia are common for researching health conditions, while online health forums are common for self-education. Social networking sites on the other hand, have many people interested. This new world of socialising online, gives disease and illness sufferers many opportunities to communicate with others such as: medical blogs, live health chat, wikis, videos and much more. These days, it is uncommon for people who have not heard of Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. However, there are a lot of people who have not heard of health related social networking sites. These sites are engaging, empowering and educating disease and illness sufferers.
Health related social networking provides much more functionality than forums. It provides extra features common to other general social networking sites that people expect to use to receive instant information.
Computer savvy illness sufferers use many forms of online communication, and these range from e-mail, medical blogs, live health chat, wikis and other collaborative technologies. These platforms can help elevate overworked health centres, which often people avoid as they are just that, busy and overworked. This is not to say that illness sufferers should not visit their health centre or medical practitioners, ideally it would be the first port of call, but it's not anymore, it's the internet; so we need platforms that can bridge the gap between illness sufferers and socialists.
Online health communities can offer great benefits to disease and illness sufferers. Given all the socializing and psychological support provided by others within health communities, health outcomes are said to improve. People within online communities also have access to many discussion groups, specifically chosen by the individual, where they can access, create and share relevant information.
Struggling With Communication
When people directly engage with others and have a face-to-face conversation, either with their medical practitioner or with someone who suffers from a similar condition, they can find it difficult and overwhelming to openly talk openly about their condition. Social networking can assist with the difficulties found when directly talking about their conditions to others. Individuals, who social network, can be anonymous or as open in providing and seeking advice on many trials and tribulations, be of a sufferer, practitioner, family member or friend.
High Demand In Consumer Content
Health related content written by real people, suffering from medical conditions, are increasing in both supply and demand. However, this could be dangerous if the information is not professional and incorrect, but it's unavoidable with the many forums and social networking pages appearing online already. People suffering with an illness or disease, turn to social networking sites for information and tend to search for:
Real people suffering from disease and illnesses write the content seen on these sites, and other illness sufferers see this information as a favourable source.
Concerns Addressed
As health related social networking sites become more popular in our modern day life, some people believe that the dangers are more pressing than any benefits of health related social networking sites. It can be seen that the hours per day of face-to-face communication have declined, as the use of social networking has increased. People who use these sites frequently are prone to social isolation. However this isn't the case with communities found within social networking sites. People within social networking communities seek for comfort and support from others found within the communities.
With social networking, privacy plays a critical role. The concerns raised on providing too much personal information is countered on health related social networking sites, as people have the choice to provide as little or as much personal information as they are comfortable in sharing.
Identify Theft
Identity theft is a common concern with social networking. Every profile requires people to share some personal information including their disease, illness or symptoms. If people share too much information, they become concerned about their identity. However, if people don't share any information, it defeats the purpose of socializing online and connecting with other people or illness sufferers.
Given the immense activity seen in social networking sites, it can be seen that honesty is taken at face value, where accomplishments, photos and updates cannot be fully verified. Within the world of social networking, there are no system fact checkers.
Comparing Social Networking Sites
Social networking sites that are directly related to patients to patient discussion around medical conditions, or have health communities embedded within their platforms, are rare to find. However, this new arena will soon become mainstream, as the need for sharing information relating to medical conditions is increasing. Social networking sites like LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter have taken off and have become a part of our everyday life. Facebook and Twitter connect us to our friends, while LinkedIn connects us to our professional colleagues. However what site connects us to our health?
Medical Social Networking Sites For Doctors…
Medical Social Networking Sites For Nurses…
Medical Social Networking Sites For Illness Sufferers …
The Winner …
Social-medine.org is putting the social back into all things medical. Designed to help individuals dealing with particular illnesses, help share their thoughts, experiences, and knowledge with others who experience the same condition. It is designed to be a social, fun and a relaxed way to learn and share information. Its emphasis is on connecting people and has all the social networking features and functionality expected.
Social-medicine.org is differentiated from the other medical social networking sites as it primarily focuses on illness sufferers within the health communities. The above social networking sites offer most social networking functionality, however these sites don't support communities for illness sufferers and are seen to be more profession driven rather than focusing on the ill.
Sites like Social-medine.org are a good example of the online medical revolution, dedicated to health related social networks. Social-medine.org is an online social meeting point for people with similar medical conditions, allowing them to consult with one another, to learn from and to share their experiences with others.
Social-medine.org empowers people with medical conditions to take an active role in managing their condition in conjunction with the opportunity for social interaction with other people found within their community. The site's purpose is to help people improve their lives and enable them to make informed choices, to better cope with the challenges of their illness.
Social-medine.org does not advocate self-diagnosis or bypassing doctors and medical professionals; it purely takes forums into the social network world. The site's purpose is to help people improve their lives and enable them to make informed choices, to better cope with the challenges of their illness.For more information on social-medicine.org, please visit the about page http://social-medicine.org/about/ and a see YouTube.

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Home of Comets
The Kuiper Belt is made up of millions of icy and rocky objects that orbit our sun beyond the orbits of Neptune and Pluto. Astronomers think some comets come from the Kuiper Belt. Most dwarf planets are in the Kuiper Belt.
Astronomers think the frozen objects in the Kuiper Belt may hold clues about the origin of our solar system -- sort of like how fossils tell the story of dinosaurs on Earth.
Scientists think the gravity of big planets like Jupiter and Saturn swept all these icy leftovers out to the edge of our solar system.
It's hard to say exactly what's going on in the Kuiper Belt. Even the biggest of the Kuipet Belt Objects is smaller than the United States of America. They also are billions of miles away where the sun's light is weak. They are very hard to see even with the most powerful telescopes.
Kuiper Belt Objects are so hard to find that it took more than 40 years to find one after a scientist worked out the math that said they should be floating around way out there on the edge of our solar system.


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Monday, March 5, 2007
ENMESHMENT - A New Threat To Homeschooling Parents
Most see it for the awesome responsibility that it is.
-It involves a total commitment on the part of a parent.
-It involves accepting responsibility for the child's education, rather than surrendering that responsibility to others.
-It involves caring for the child's entire existence.
Parents who instruct their own children often must comply with certain governmental "regulations". Sometimes, those in government may allege that parents who do not send their children to a public school are guilty of "educational neglect".
Parents who instruct their own children know just how false such an allegation is. Parents constantly must "educate" those who are misinformed about the nature of "homeschooling".
Proving that parents who instruct at home are not "neglectful" may be an inconvenience, but has been relatively easy to do. The very fact that we care for, nurture, educate and engage ourselves with our children is proof that we are not neglecting them. Right?
Now, a new threat looms on the horizon. It is a threat because it will attempt to prove that a parent is neglectful when they homeschool their children.
Black's Law Dictionary defines "neglect" as "to omit, fail, or forbear to do a thing that can be done, or that is required to be done…"
Webster's Dictionary defines "enmesh" as "to entangle in…"
The term "enmeshment" has found its way into psychological and sociological literature. While it is not yet a recognized "diagnosis", it has gained apparent widespread popularity among the psychological and sociological community, particularly among those who are intimately involved with governmental agencies in determining whether or not children are "neglected."
Unfortunately, the term "enmeshment" has been used, astonishingly enough, to find parents guilty of "emotional neglect", as one judge put it, because "there is a fine line between protection and overreaction." In that case, the parent was found to be "emotionally neglectful" due to "enmeshment" for "fostering in her child a feeling of mistrust toward school officials and teachers." In one judicial case, the parent simply wanted the school officials and teachers to follow the instructions of the child's physician to administer medication immediately to the child in the event of an allergic reaction. The psychologist who found that the parent and child were "enmeshed" did so by concluding that the child is "strongly aligned emotionally and intellectually with his mother, dependent upon her to a very significant degree, and relying on her views and actions to protect him and to keep him alive." One would think that this would be considered to be the ultimate duty of a parent, the duty to protect and to keep the child alive. The court, however, found the parent and child to be "significantly enmeshed" such that the parent was deemed "emotionally neglectful" of the child.
In essence, for a parent to be aligned emotionally and intellectually with a child for the purpose of protecting the child constituted "neglect".
This is fundamentally an oxymoron, to say the least. "Enmeshment" would appear to be the opposite of "neglect", yet, it has proven to be the basis for a court finding of neglect!
If a parent cannot disprove neglect by protection and care, how can a parent disprove neglect?
This is a frightening and dangerous situation. Unfortunately, because of the popularity of the term, "enmeshment", it is a situation which parents are likely to continue to see.
We must not allow the psychological community to dupe those in positions of authority into thinking that "enmeshment" equals "neglect".
It is beyond reason to think that the involvement of parents in a child's life for the purpose of the care, protection, and education of the child equals "neglect". Yet, that is precisely what certain authorities do think. Be aware, and be prepared to fight this new phenomenon whenever it rears its ugly head.
(H/T Deborah Stevenson)
3 comments:
- Irdial said...
This is one of the most absurd things that I have ever read.
I have known several children who are severely allergic, and one who is allergic to peanuts. At every school he has ever attended, the staff have been informed of his immediate need for Epinephrine via injection with an 'Epipen' should he be exposed to peanut. Not only that, he was not the only child in the school with this requirement, and many of the schools he attended already had well thought out policies in place before he joined the school.
The need to administer medication immediately to counter anaphylaxis is widely known. It is simply astonishing that this case went before a judge and that no medical professional was there to confirm that this is absolutely normal practice world-wide in cases where people who can suffer anaphylaxis are in situations where it is impossible to have 100% control the foods they are exposed to. It is also amazing that none of the societies and groups dedicated to severe allergies were consulted. A simple google search will bring up many of them. There are bracelets that sufferers with severe allergies wear...need I go on?!
This is not an oxymoron as you believe. It is in fact Orwellian doublethink; the ability to keep two contradictory thoughts in your mind simultaneously and to believe that both are true. Simply astonishing.
This whole affair reminds me of the 'W' sitting non issue that recently made the rounds in relation to toddlers and the way they sit. It is another fad, another false categorization, another reason to medicate, interfere, obstruct, disrupt, destroy and dismantle family life.
Was there an appeal?
Take a look at what the UK is facing with regard to Home Schooling:
We have not faced anything as Kafkaesque as Entanglement, but if such nonsense is codified, you can bet that the enemies of Home Schooling will be adding this garbage to their arsenal.
- March 5, 2007 at 5:16 AM
- Dana said...
Yes, I've been reading a bit on clingy parents who don't allow their children to develop separate identities recently. (common reason for the rejection of homeschooling in Germany).
Interesting is all the stuff out there on "school phobia" if you really start thinking about it. From one site:
"Additionally the child's family often unintentionally reinforces school phobic symptoms. When a family undergoes a major stress such as moving house or a bereavement it is common for a child to express mild refusal to leave the primary caregiver (who may be anxious, distressed, depressed). This can escalate if the child is not firmly encouraged to leave the caregiver, in fact they are often inadvertently rewarded with extra attention from their parents. The child's anxiety about leaving is reinforced and the child doesn't have the opportunity to develop ways to cope with the separation."
Now, I know from experience that yes, parents can cause weird things in their children through certain extremes, including overprotection and overindulgence. But it is way too easy to look at these statements based on extremes and see it in every parent who decides that after the death of a loved one, perhaps snuggling at home is more necessary than school for the day. Or who seeks options for a bullied child. Or who chooses to homeschool for any reason whatsoever.
I never forced my children to go through the separation thing. In the church nursery or at the Y, if they did not want to be there, I did not leave them there. I did not force them to deal with their separation or whatever nonsense people with degrees say is necessary for an emotionally healthy childhood. This is purely anecdotal, but all three of my children are quite happy to be left places. Even my almost 2yo runs to Child Watch and everyone remarks how happy she is and how talkative she is (most her age just stand in the middle of the floor and stare until their parents come back).
A child who feels safe, loved, secure and KNOWS that mom/dad/etc. will always be there deals with separation in a positive rather than phobic way. I question the suggestion that a child needs to be forced away in order to deal with their latent fears of being separated.
- March 5, 2007 at 11:48 AM
- Tamara said...
It would seem that the ones who are really guilty of 'enmeshment' are the authorities who feel it is their right to intrude on the parent/child relationship.
- March 6, 2007 at 7:38 AM


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A reader writes:
I must beg prayers of you and my fellow readers for a co-worker and her family. She is in a troubled marriage and pregnant. As she and her husband debate divorce they also debate the wisdom of telling their already born children of their yet to be born sibling as a "decision" needs to be made. Please pray for this couple, this endangered child and the other children of these parents. All manner of grace is needed here.
Father, hear our prayer for the healing of this marriage and for the triumph of your grace and love in this family through Christ our Lord. Mother Mary and St. Joseph, pray for them all through Jesus our Lord. Amen.
Another reader asks prayer for his son, who is seriously depressed and is struggling with his studies. Father, hear our our prayer for this young man that he would find healing and the grace to finish his studies successfully through Christ our Lord. Give grace and peace to his father and mother as well as they suffer with him. Mother Mary and St. Dymphna, pray for all concerned.


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ANTAKYA (Turkey): Holed up in a Turkish safe-house, a Kurdish commander of a Syrian rebel unit makes a novel pitch for more weapons to help his men fight the regime of President Bashar al-Assad.
"I wish we could get some armed support from Turkey," said Ubed Muse, speaking during a break from the bloody battles in which he has led a band of 45 rebels near Aleppo, Syria's second city.
If his fighters could get help from Turkey, he said, they would return the favour by hitting the Kurdish militant group that has long been the arch-nemesis of Ankara, the Kurdistan Workers' Party or PKK.
"If we — Kurds and Arabs — join ranks, and are able to get military support from Turkey, we can fight not only the regime but also the PKK," said Muse, sitting in the secret flat in Turkey's central Antakya province.
Around him, pictures of fighters killed or wounded in the conflict hang on the walls along with cartoons mocking Assad and a rebel Free Syrian Army slogan that proclaims: "We will never stop till victory".
"We are in need of weapons," Muse said, repeating a common concern of the insurgents, thousands of whom have been based in Turkey.
"With armed support from Turkey, we can hit PKK bases inside Syria because we all know about their whereabouts and which regions they control." The question of Kurdish ambitions in Syria has been a top concern of late for Turkey, which has long battled the PKK and its campaign for a Kurdistan homeland that would span parts of Turkey, Iraq and Syria.
The PKK first took up arms in Turkey's Kurdish-majority southeast in 1984, sparking a conflict that has claimed some 45,000 lives. It has since been listed as a terrorist group by much of the world community.
In northern Iraq, Kurds have carved out a semi-autonomous region since the US invasion of 2003, and fears are on the rise in Turkey that the same could happen on their doorstep in northern Syria.
Turkish newspapers have published with alarm pictures of Kurdish flags fluttering from buildings in northern Syria and reported that parts of the region had fallen into the hands of the PKK or its Syrian branch, the Democratic Union Party (PYD).
The head of the opposition Syrian National Council said this week that Syrian forces had "entrusted" the northern region to the PKK or the PYD and then withdrawn.
Turkey's top security, military and political officials held talks on Wednesday about the activities of Kurdish rebels in Syria.
"The latest developments in Syria, the activities of the terrorist separatist group in our country and in neighbouring countries, were discussed at the meeting," Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's office said.
Turkish officials have frequently accused Syria of aiding the PKK, saying recent attacks targeting Turkish security forces were carried out by rebels infiltrating from Syria.
When Turkey recently massed troops along the Syrian border after the Damascus regime shot down one of its fighter-jets, some Turkish media speculated that this also meant to send a signal to Kurdish rebels.
The Kurdish question has long played a role in tricky relations between Turkey and Syria, where Kurds make up less than 10 per cent of the population and have long complained of discrimination and repression.
The neighbours came to the brink of a war in the 1990s over Syria harbouring the PKK's leader Abdullah Ocalan at the time.
Relations warmed after3 Erdogan's moderate Islamist Justice and Development Party took power in Turkey in 2003.
But ties have plummeted again since the start of Syria's uprising in March last year, which Assad's increasingly isolated regime has sought to crush with massive military force.
Many Kurds joined the anti-regime protests in Syria; others have reportedly fought alongside regime forces.
In the Turkish safe-house, a defected Syrian army colonel joined the conversation after completing his prayers.
He dismissed fears that Syrian Kurds are motivated by the desire for an independent state, arguing that people from different ethnic groups are united in their desire to get rid of Assad.
"There is a political game going on outside, as if Kurds, Alewites and Turkmens each want separate entities," said the defector, who wished to remain anonymous.
"This is not true. 95 per cent of Syrians want a united flag and a united state."—AFP


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I just started a new job. My employer uses sweetex z hi-ratio shortening. In NY, I know we have to use transfat free. I guess she used to use just regular sweetex but now finds the "z" to be softer and more temperature sensitive which is consistent to what I've been reading on the boards about it.
My question is, are there any tricks to make the "z" act more like the version with transfats? I'd really appreciate any feedback that I can give to my boss.
I thought I had read something on here one time about it- but now I can't seem to find anything. Thanks!!!!
You've got to get some fat into the recipe. Try whipping cream as liquid. You may not have to use it for all the liquid, but it should help.
My cake shop is in NY, NYC area and I have not been informed of any law that says I can't use transfat. But having said that I do use Sweetex Z because I want to go transfat free. It is softer andmore temperature sensitive. Luckily it has been cooler outside lately.
Leah once said in another message that she had good luck with Bunta.
But I thought Sweetex was fat. So I'm a bit confused. Does the cream add a different kind of fat that would be helpful?
Thanks Leah, I'll suggest that to her.
Linda- although I'm still fairly new to this, I had thought that for a few years NY and surrounding areas (LI, upstate, etc) had a transfat ban... here is what I found... Not sure if that only applies to restaurants or if bakeries fall under that same umbrella.
Sorry, I worded my message wrong! My cake shop is NOT in the NYC area. I am upstate and we have not had the law passed here. Although the major grocery store up here has promoted that in their frosting, so I do the same. Plus I do not like soy and I do not want to eat transfat myself, so I did my own personal ban on the product.
Sorry to confuse you.


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Here is your recap in form of game thoughts and pictures, enjoy.
Picture of the night:
That's 19 year old WHL goalie, Alex Pechursky who signed a 1 game tryout contract to play as backup, and ends up getting to play his first NHL game for the Pens last night. The pic is of Sid giving him the game puck after last nights loss. The best part was after getting the 3rd star of the game, he came out and did a skate when it was announced.
Game thoughts and a recap in picture form after the jump...
Game Thoughts:
- Canucks came out a little weak in the 1st period. With the 3rd string goalie John Curry in net, every knew that the Canucks needed to come on strong a fire pucks on Curry and did they? No not really
- That goal by Malkin? Sh-t happens
- After looking strong, Curry's confidence started tumbling down, he wasn't strong against the net when Henrik's shot sneaked past him
- During a couple powerplays by the Canucks didn't get many shots on net, and really just didn't seam like they were trying. It's not like they had to be nice to not run up the score since we only see the Pens once a year.
- Can't really blame Curry for that Alex Burrows short handed breakaway...the Pens D were being lazy and Burrows has a great breakaway shot. That's his 21st of the season.
- In the second period, Samuelsson continues to shine after his response to the Swedish team, 16th goal of the season
- Jannik Hansen nets one, and a sweet goal by Willie Mitchell. Mitchell has an even better celebration face, which CBC showed multiple times
- After the 4th goal, timeout Pens, after the 5th goal, Petrovsky replaces Curry
- Matt Cooke scores. Nobody in Vancouver cares
- Just in time to kill any momentum that the Pens would have gotten on the Cooke goal, Talbot takes a slashing penalty
- Kesler scores a PPG killing any comeback that the Pens may have had
Oh and Pechursky is spelled incorrectly, the source found via The Pensblog
Oh and the 3rd period sucked. Yes winning 6-2 should make for a great game, as long as you just count the first two periods as the game. The 3rd period of a waste of time as nothing happened, well except for Godard being a douche throwing Hordichuk into his own goalie. Really Godard, Hordichuck would have fought you standing up, you really don't need to push him into your own goalie.
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Grand Junction not winner of most romantic places contest
Grand Junction was not the winner of Korbel Champagne's online contest to select "The Most Romantic City in America." In fact, it didn't even rank in the top three.
The winning city is Hana, Hawaii, followed by Indialantic, Florida and then Asheville, North Carolina.
One wonders how Grand Junction could have competed with the idyllic tropical paradise, after reading the description in the winning entry.
"For me, the most romantic city in the United States is not actually a city. It's a small village on the northeast side of Maui called Hana. I was lucky enough to visit Hana on an amazing vacation with my boyfriend to Hawaii. We spent our days relaxing on the red sand beach or hiking through a bamboo forest to Makahiku Falls — a massive waterfall with a more than 200-foot drop. At the base of the falls is the Ohe'o Gulch — also called the Seven Sacred Pools, a series of pools and waterfalls which empty into the Pacific Ocean in a magnificent display of Mother Nature's wonder. At night we took moonlight walks along Hamoa Beach dreaming up ways we could stay longer. Sometimes at night I can still hear the sound of the wind rushing through the bamboo forest and feel the gentle trade winds on my face."
The competition between the top three winners was very close. Korbel.com received more than 2,000 votes, and just 200 votes separated the first- and second-place cities. A mere 10 votes separated the second- and third-place winners.
The author of the winning nomination will get an all-expense paid weekend to Sonoma, Calif., and a private tour of the Korbel Winery.
For many, such as Dan Wison who nominated Grand Junction in the contest, romance is about being with the one you love, rather than an idyllic backdrop.
As Wilson said in his Grand Junction entry: "If you love holding hands at sunset, a drive into the mountains, a day of skiing in the soft powder snow; If you love picking fruit in an orchard, walking in a vineyard, winding along the Colorado River" then Grand Junction just might be paradise.


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Turkey's indigenous primary/basic trainer program now has a name–Huˇrkus¸. It officially received its name on May 23, during the International Defense Industry Fair in Ankara. The name honors Vecihi Huˇrkus¸, who made significant contributions to the local aerospace industry and was chosen after a questionnaire was circulated among employees of Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI). The five-year trainer development program got under way in March 2006 after an agreement was signed between TAI and the Undersecretariat for Defense Industries. Huˇrkus¸ is currently in the preliminary design phase, and four prototypes will be built. The first is due to fly in late 2009, with first deliveries to the Turkish Air Force scheduled for 2011 following the completion of EASA CS Part 23 certification. Huˇrkus¸ will have day/night capability, cockpit pressurization, ejection seat, on-board oxygen-generating system and an anti-g system. In Turkish service it is expected to take on the roles of primary/basic training, plus instruction in navigation, formation flying and instrument flight.
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Mueller 'wants kids out of Richards' home'
Brooke Mueller's lawyers are reportedly heading to court today in an effort to remove her four-year-old twin boys with Charlie Sheen from the home of his other ex-wife, Denise Richards.
Brooke's ex-husband Charlie Sheen agreed to have Denise look after four-year-old Bob and Max for the time being. They were removed from Brooke's care last week due to her addiction problems.
The Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services decided Brooke's home was an "unsafe environment" because of her suspected drugs use.
Charlie and Denise both attended an emergency hearing in Los Angeles Monday on the matter and the court agreed to give her temporary custody.
According to TMZ, Brooke is upset by the court's decision and wants the children placed with her brother while she is in rehab.
A source told the website a lawyer is going to court today in effort to remove Bob and Max from Denise's home.
Brooke is said to be fearful Charlie's alleged temper could put the boys in danger.
Last week Charlie released a statement showing his solidarity with authorities on their decision.
"Charlie supports the actions of the Department of Children and Family Services," the star's publicist told Radar Online.
"He knows Max and Bob are safe and in a stable, loving environment with Denise and the boys' sisters. Charlie will fully cooperate and fully participate in all proceedings."
Brooke was classed as 5150 under the Californian Welfare Institutions Code. This means she was considered to be a danger to herself and others by a peace officer or clinician due to her unhinged mental state and was involuntarily confined.
It is not clear whether child services and the courts will allow Brooke to resume care of her boys when she leaves a treatment facility.
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Not only is she back to work in TV and giving interviews to the likes of Oprah, Lindsay Lohan is also cracking jokes with President Obama.
After the White House official Twitter account tweeted a "Mean Girls" joke earlier in the week about Bo the dog trying to "make fetch happen," Lohan, 27, came to the aid of her new, furry friend.
Read: White House Tweets 'Mean Girls' Joke
".@whitehouse We can make fetch happen anytime Bo! Sending love to ur Mom, Dad & sisters. Xo," she tweeted today, along with a photo of the black-and-white Portuguese Water Dog and one of herself in a pink heart.
Lohan just finished a mandatory, 90-day rehab stint last month and since has guest hosted for "Chelsea Lately" and just filmed an appearance on "Eastbound and Down."


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MANAGER Nigel Tripp says his FC Chippenham Youth side have been thrown in at the deep end in the Premier Division but is confident that his youngsters are up to the challenge.
Tripp's team are made up primarily of players from his Chippenham Town U18s' side, who ply their trade in the midweek Floodlight Division, and Youth are eyeing a 'development year' in the Wiltshire League as their youngsters gain their first taste of adult football.
Youth suffered a 1-0 defeat at the hands of Wroughton on the opening day of the new season on Saturday but bounced back with a 1-0 win over Trowbridge Wanderers on Tuesday, James Brown grabbing the only goal.
"The nucleus of the side this year is made up of players from the Chippenham Town U18s. A lot of them were in their first year last year and will be playing in their first season in men's football this year," said Tripp.
"It's a bit of a development year. We're the feeder to Chippenham Park and they're the feeder to Chippenham Town.
"It's sink or swim. You can be a good player technically but men's football is a lot different. Hopefully, we'll be able to do well."
Elsewhere, Wootton Bassett Town Development kicked off the new season with back-to-back nine-goal thrillers.
On Saturday, Mark Varney's side beat Trowbridge Wanderers 5-4 before beating Wroughton by the same scoreline on Tuesday evening.
Marlborough Town, Malmesbury Victoria and Devizes Town Reserves all won on the opening day.
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Not my job to convince anyone it is a good ideal, I can tell you why I do 'it' as in sorting by head stamp and year. Tumbling, sorting cases after tumbling is made easier if the cases being tumbled have different head stamps, my fired cases always go back into the box they came from.
Then there is the old 'wife's tale' military is thicker because it is heavier, that story should start with 'once upon a time', because it is a half truth, military 30/06 cases heads are .200" thick, R-P 30/06 case heads are .260" thick, if the military case is heavier deductive reasoning would suggest the military case head is thinner with a heavier/thicker case body, again, if the military case is heavier.
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It has been an art employed by some of the greatest minds and practitioners of the sciences over the centuries, as well as many of the more nefarious names in history as well. From scholars like Pythagoras in Ancient Greece, to medieval wizards like John Dee and, much later on, the controversial occultist Aleister Crowley, magic has been heralded as a force by which man can connect with the parts of reality beyond which most mortal men could otherwise reach.
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Webster's Dictionary defines magic as "the power of apparently influencing the course of events by using mysterious or supernatural forces." Even while looking up this definition, I began to notice my own preconceptions and biases toward the word all unto itself; immediately, I envision either a corny series of silly images involving spellcasters and sorcerers, or conversely, I'm reminded of the darker perceptions attributed to "black magic" and the dark arts.
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*Millions of pounds per year. Benzoic acid, a crystalline white solid, is produced commercially by partial oxidation of toluene. Most benzoic acid is consumed captively in the production of a variety of industrial chemicals. It is estimated that 105 million pounds or 50 percent of Noveon's benzoic acid is used captively to produce phenol, in a second partial oxidation process. Noveon Kalama operates as a subsidiary of Lubrizol. In June 2004, Lubrizol Corp. acquired Noveon International from AEA Investors. Profile last published, 2/25/02; this revision, 3/21/05
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Benzoate plasticizers, 49 percent; sodium and potassium benzoates, 26 percent; benzoyl chloride, 12 percent; alkyd resins, 3 percent; n-butyl benzoate, 2 percent; miscellaneous, including pharmaceuticals and as a preservative in surface coatings, emulsions, polishes, waxes and liquid detergents, 8 percent.
Benzoate plasticizers (primarily dibenzoate esters) are used mainly in polyvinyl acetate-based (PVAc) emulsion adhesives, caulks and sealants. Benzoates impart flexibility to PVAc emulsions and increase their adhesion to nonporous substrates such as film, foils and coated paper. Dibenzoates compete with phthalate plasticizers in these applications, but dibenzoates have better growth prospects than the phthalates, partly as a result of continuing environmental pressure on phthalates. This sector represents nearly 50 percent of benzoic acid's demand, and it is the most robust, growing better than 4 percent, slightly ahead of GDP growth. Sodium and potassium benzoates are used as preservatives in a variety of foods and beverages. This segment matches GDP growth and accounts for about one quarter of benzoic acid's demand.
Benzoic acid improves the hardness, gloss, adhesion and chemical resistance of alkyd resin surface coatings. Demand for alkyd surface coatings has been negatively influenced by clean air regulations limiting the level of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in these products. Substitute coating technologies, particularly acrylic latexes and to a smaller degree epoxies, urethanes, polyesters and vinyls, are contributing to a slow decline of about 1 percent per year.
Benzoic acid will grow in concert with the general economy, primarily due to healthy demand for benzoate plasticizers. Growth for benzoic acid through 2008 is forecast at 3.0 percent per year. On the raw material side, toluene prices have declined from their high of nearly $2.70 per gallon earlier last year to about $2.00 per gallon, which should relieve pressure for further benzoic acid price increases. Benzoic acid capacity is comfortable as the industry is operating at less than 87 percent capacity, including benzoic acid manufactured as an intermediate for phenol.


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According to Pakistan Meteorological Department the earthquake was measured at 7.2, Xinhua reported.
Tauseef Ahmad, an official with the local meteorological department, confirmed that a 7.2-magnitude earthquake hit south and southwest Pakistan at 12:34 p.m.
The epicentre was located 104 km northeast of Awaran, a district in Pakistan's Balochistan province, which was hit by a 7.7-magnitude quake Tuesday afternoon.
Meanwhile, the US Geological Survey (USGS) recorded it at 6.8 magnitude, reported Geo News.


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February 29 is Wyoming's Deadline for Moose, Bighorn Sheep and Mountain Goat Applications
Hunters interested in entering the drawing for moose, bighorn sheep, and mountain goat licenses are reminded that applications must be received in the Cheyenne office by 5 p.m. Feb. 29.
Online applications are encouraged, but hunters should be aware of the 5 p.m. Mountain Standard Time deadline. After 5p.m. on Feb. 29, the system will not receive moose, sheep, and goat applications. The 5 p.m., Feb. 29 application deadline is the same for both residents and nonresidents and applies to both paper and online applications. The application deadline is usually Feb. 28, but with Leap Year, hunters get an extra day to get their application in.
Drawing odds vary depending on species and hunt area. Preference points have been available for both moose and bighorn sheep for 17 years and 75 percent of the quotas for each species are issued in the preference point drawing. The remaining 25 percent is issued in a random drawing without regard for preference point totals. Preference points are not available for mountain goat licenses, but goat licenses are limited to one in a lifetime.
In addition to being available online, printed application booklets are available at Game and Fish regional offices and license agents or by calling (307) 777-4600.
Hunters who choose not to apply this year can still purchase a preference point either online or through the mail between July 1 - Sept. 30.
(Contact: Al Langston (307) 777-4540)