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It's the condiment conflict that can divide friends, family, co-workers and possibly random food consumers on the street.
Mayo v. Miracle Whip.
First let's define the two for clarification purposes.
Mayonnaise is an emulsion generally made of oil, egg yolks, an acid (either lemon juice or vinegar) and seasonings. Typically it's yellow in color (unless you buy the jar stuff, then its white) and used in a number of different ways.
Miracle Whip is a mixture that is apparently made of mayonnaise ingredients, plus sugar, cornstarch and various other seasonings and products.
Originally, it was introduced as a cheaper alternative to mayo at the Chicago World's Fair in 1933. It was made using an "emulsifying machine", which to me means I'm using a whisk. I've never called myself an emulsifying machine...it also wouldn't make for a hit song either.
Here's the other thing about Miracle Whip. It dubs itself a "salad dressing". Now I've eaten many salads in my life and I've also seen many salads made to order, but not once has anyone said, "Let me have that with the Miracle Whip." Who's used it as a salad dressing? I suppose one could use it for a potato, tuna or macaroni salad.
But isn't that what we have mayo for?
As for it being that cheaper alternative, it generally isn't. Prices are usually in the neighborhood of what one would pay for mayo.
Now, what I will say for Miracle Whip is that it's WAY easier to make than mayonnaise. Like I said, I'm no "emulsifying machine", so it takes a little extra to get the mayo to emulsify correctly. Breaking it is easy to do. And if you do get it right, home-made mayonnaise is good for just 3 to 4 days. That jar of Miracle Whip can last for several months.
Plus, I kind of like that zingy taste. Mayo is fine, home-made is better. But there's just something about the flavor of Miracle Whip on a sandwich that just puts it over the top.
The debate will continue to rage, as it has been for years.
So in the end, I like both for different foods. To me, some foods call for mayo, others Miracle Whip.
I honestly prefer mustard on my sandwiches, though. So chew on that.
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Redwinger wrote:the seeds were artisanal since we grew the squash, harvested the seeds and then dried the seeds. What could be more artisanal?
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In addition, I like to continue using a term that is so overused and abused...just doing my part. Actually, the bread was just OK, as it lacked enough pumpkin flavor and spice for my palate. I'll try to make the necessary adjustments next time.
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Karen/NoCA wrote:I find this with most any pumpkin product. Does pumpkin not taste like it used to? I always have to up the spices it seems.
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It was a long slow process (not sure my official time yet but the clock I think said 2:46 when I went under it) but I made it and I'm so proud! I'm slow always, but that time is slower than I normally would have wanted. However, considering my circumstances of late (training sporadic at best, no eating for a week....), I was really just hoping for anything under 2:50!! And hey, I did it--without walking (well, I walked the water stops but you know...)!
It was 30s-ish when it started but warmed up quick. It was sluggish at the start as is probably normal, just because of the crowds. Then slow for the first few miles maneuvering the run/walkers (there is a local training program that trains hundreds for the marathon using a 5 min run, 1 min walk method and I apparently was right in the midst of them for the first 3-4 miles!) I felt great, strong, no pain until about mile 8 (where some friends were cheering me on!) I really started to wear down. The week of not really eating sort of caught me and my knees were aching and walking seemed virtually impossible so I just kept running (much easier!). I saw my friends again at 10 then just kept telling myself "Just a 5k left, no big deal, a 5k!" although that was one hellish 5k!! I really slowed down a ton but never stopped running. We made a turn somewhere between 10-11 and met up with the marathon course again, I got there in time to meet up with the marathon leaders and got to cheer on the first woman as we approached downtown. Very very inspiring. Along the way to the finish I saw my friends (again!) and my mom, sprinted in with some bizarre adrenaline rush then burst into tears like a loon!
then got sick but we don't need to get into that!
But it was incredible. I can't wait for my next one. I'll post pictures when I get access to them. After doing that I can't imagine doing the whole! Hats off to those of you who have done them!
Anyway, the weather turned out to be gorgeous and just perfect. The course was great, tons of fans and spectators, I actually saw several people I knew, both cheering and running! And we had salsa and tejano music to pump us along at several points (funny is seeing everyone around you fall into a cadence with the latin rhythms....)
I can't wait til next year (when I actually run faster than the fast walkers....
now time for a snooze!
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Congratulations on your finish!! sounds like a great course and your fan support was excellent!!
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Hey Cheryl !!!! Great job!!! I couldn't be prouder if you had won the darn thing! I think you did excellent considering all the difficulties you mentioned! Are you planning on the half again next year or the marathon? I may try the marathon as I hear it's a flat course! Oh and please disregard my PM from earlier. I was looking in the wrong place for your race report. I mean who would have ever expected it to be posted on the Run and Race Reports board? HaHaHa I fear my new girlfriend is a bad influence on me as I don't remember having these blond moments before! HeHe
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- Khorgo-Terkh national park, Tsenkher Hot Spa, ancient capital Karakorum, Uushig Deer Stones, Lake Huvsgul, Reindeer People
- Authentic culture experience: by visiting real nomads and interacting with them
- Soft adventures: Horse/camel riding, and kayaking
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- Style: Traveller
- Tour grade: Easy
- Duration: 14 days/13 nights
- From: US$ 2250
In between the giants China and Russia the fascinating country of Mongolia really is something else. This overland driving trip takes you to natural and cultural wonders in the Northern and Central Mongolia. The Asian Blue Pearl Lake Huvsgul - a home to Tsaataan the Reindeer people, hidden pristine lake Terkh and the stunning Khorgo volcano, the legendary capital city Karakorum, Khogno Khaan and Hustai National Parks. The country of glorious history, amazing culture and tradition, fascinating nature beauty and hospitable people, is wonderland in today's world.
Brief Itinerarygo to detailDay 1-2: Arrival in Ulaanbaatar and City sightseeing
Day 3-5: Ulaanbaatar- Amarbayasgalant Monastery- Bulgan- Moren
Day 6-8: Moren-Lake Huvsgul- Jargalant hot spring
Day 9-11: Jargalant- Khorgo Terkh- Karakorum
Day 12: Karakorum- Hustai National Park
Day 13: Hustai- Ulaanbaatar
Day 14: Departure
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Daily Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Ulaanbaatar, private transfer to hotel
Arrival in Ulaanbaatar, our guide and driver will meet us at the airport and aid with check-in at the central hotel. Centrally located excellent 3* hotel.
Day 2: Ulaanbaatar city tour
The city tour of Ulaanbaatar takes you through some of the principal sights of this unique city. You visit the Gandan Monastery, housing a 26 meter high gilded statue of the Buddha. Your tour also takes you to the Genghis Khan monument on the Sukhbaatar square and the Museum of National History. Welcome lunch in a Mongolian restaurant.Then we visit the Bogd Khaan's Palace Museum and the Buddha Park. Centrally located excellent 3* hotel, B+L.
Day 3: Ulaanbaatar – Amarbayasgalant Monastery
Meet in the hotel lobby and we start our big Mongolian tour this morning and head to the north to magnificent Amarbayasgalant monastery. Stop for lunch at Darkhan town, second largest city of the country. We arrive and transfer to tourist ger camp near the renowned monastery in the late afternoon. Ger camp B+L+D
Day 4: Amarbayasgalant – Bulgan, Uran Togoo
After breakfast we visit beautiful Amarbayasgalant monastery to take part in the morning chants and meet the monks, then head to the north toward Lake Huvsgul, break our journey in picturesque Uran Togoo mountain in Bulgan province in the northern Mongolia. Ger camp B+L+D
Day 5: Bulgan – Moren, Huvsgul province – Northern Mongolia
We continue the drive through the forest mountains of northern Mongolia to Moren with picnic lunch on attractive spot. Arrive the camp and take a rest after long drive. We'll visit nomadic families at different locations. This will be the first time visit to nomad family and expereince their lifestyle on the way to Moren. Ger camp B+L+D
Day 6: Moren - Uushig Deer Stones - Lake Huvsgul
3-4 hours of driving to the north with a stop at the famous immemorial Uushig Deer stones, that dates back to the bronze age. Our journey continues to the Lake Huvsgul that is called "Mother Ocean" by the locals, enjoy hiking around the lake. We spend the night at friendly Toilogt ger camp by the lake. Ger camp B+L+D
Day 7: Leisure Day at Lake Huvsgul
This day is spent leisurely, activities and sightseeing on Lake Huvsgul and its surroundings - admire the inspiring beauty of Lake Huvsgul on a panoramic drive to Mt.Khyasaa, visit the Tsaatans "Reindeer people" and enjoy a 2 hour kayaking. Optional horse riding, fishing etc Ger camp B+L+D
Day 8: Lake Huvsgul - Moren – Jargalant
Today we drive a path southwards, passing Moren and continuing into the astounding Khangai Mountains. We make the five to six hour passage to the Jargalant Hot Springs, crossing the Tsagaan Burgas (White Bush) Pass on your way.We break our journey in Jargalant Hot Springs. Relax at hot springs spa. Ger camp B+L+D
Day 9: Jargalant - Khorgo Terkh National Park
A short drive today brings you into the volcanic surrounds of Lake Terkhiin Tsagaan - the 'Great White Lake'. The lake lies calmly in the arms of tall hills, its water extremely clear and lined with long sand beaches. Ger camp B+L+D
Day 10: Khorgo Terkh National Park
Today is a rest day in the Khorgo-Terkh National Park. Horse riding to Khorgo Volcano and beautiful Lake Terkh and the Ice Cave, Hell of the Yellow Dog etc interesting sites hidden in the national park. Ger camp B+L+D
Day 11: Khorgo Terkh National Park - Ancient Capital Karakorum
Today, we head toward to Karakorum - the ancient capital of Mongolia. We break our journey at lovely Tsetserleg town and visit to Zaya Gegeen's Monastery. Arrive in Karakorum and we visit legendary monastery Erdene Zuu, the first Buddhist monastery in Central Mongolia founded in 1586. Visit the newly founded Karakorum museum to see the relics from the ancient capital of the mighty Mongol Empire. Ger camp B+L+D
Day 12: Karakorum – Hustai via Elsen Tasarkhai sand dunes
This morning we drive to the amazing khogno khan national park for 1.5 hours and visit the erdene hamba monastery ruins. Hiking on the mongol els sand dunes. Lunch. Transfer to Hustai national park and view the gorgeous takhi wild horses in the evening. Ger camp B+L+D
Day 13: Hustai national park - Ulaanbaatar
After breakfast we drive back to Ulaanbaatar for 2 hours and transfer to hotel. Then we visit the Bogd Khaan's Palace Museum – the residence of the last king of Mongolia and the Buddha Park. Enjoy traditional folklore concert by the magical Tumen Ekh ensemble. Farewell dinner. Centrally located excellent 3* hotel, B+L+D
Day 14: Departure
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Included services
- Full-time services of your English speaking local guide throughout the tour
- Sightseeing and entrance fees according to the itinerary
- Private transfers (4WD Japanese minivans + Experienced drivers) – 4 persons in 1 van
- Twin share in hotel***, twin share at good tourist camps
- Meals as listed (B-breakfast, L-lunch, D-dinner)
- 0.5 day Horse riding fees in Huvsgul
- 0.5 day kayaking fees in Huvsgul
- 0.5 l x 3 bottled water per day
- Visa support invitation letter where applicable
- Exclusive North and Central Mongolia souvenir!
Not included in the Price
- International Airfare/train tickets + Tax
- Travel insurance
- Visa fees
- Items of a personal nature such as laundry, drinks, camera or video fees at any sites etc.
- Tips for your guide and driver (discretionary).
- 5% off in May and Sep
- For children of a family (0 – 3 years old) is 100% free of charge
- For children of a family (4 – 12 years old) is 40% free of charge
- Courier bringing min 3 pax
- More attractive prices for groups of 12 and more people!
- 1 free space for every 16 PAX
Lake Huvsgul, the second largest freshwater lake in the world after Lake Baikal in Buryatia, is popular for its pure water, awesome Alpine-like landscapes, wonderful wildlife and the different ethnic people living around it. Lake Huvsgul region is a destination in itself and an entire tour could be devoted to this specific part of Mongolia.
Erdenezuu was the first Buddhist monastery in the Mongolian Empire. It was established in 1586. The monastery has a massive square wall, 420 meters in length each side, a total of 108 Stupas and 17 temples. Today Erdenezuu monastery still shows its glory with collections of many priceless religious objects and incredibly beautiful Mongolian arts.
un 06, 2007. North and Central Mongolian Explorer It is almost a week that we have been at home and still I am feeling the amaizing vibrations of Mongolia. You have a stunning land, so coloured, so romantic, in spite of the so bumpy roads, I am crazy about the combinations of the varied landscapes, the open steppes, the so touchable people, the melodies and animals and flowers that were greeting us all over. Every day of the journey was like a magic for me and I know for sure that it is only the first time and I will come again. I want to thank you again for being so proffesional, I was so glad to meet you such a delicate person, I am glad that I made my travel in Mongolia with you. Keep doing what you are doing in the same devotion.Mrs. Ilana Heim and Mr. Gadi Heim
Hi Selena Travel, I take the opportunity to repeat and underline what we already wrote on the feedback fothe end of our journey, in the beginning of august: "All of the members of the team who accompanied us on our tour in Mongolia are amongst the most wonderful people we ever met: apart from being highly professional, they all became real friends, so that are Mongolian journey became a most unique and unforgettable experience. " Whatever we asked, whatever needed to be done, all team members always stood ready to do more than their best to make things go right ; their dedication was really beyond compare. "Thanks to all team members, we have had the opportunity to get a really fantastic impression of your country; Mongolia should be proud of such "ambassadors". "All 3 drivers' skills deserve a very special mention: had it not been to the exceptional ability, both in driving and in mechanics, of Sodoo, Batcha and Baska, some parts of our tour would not have been possible to make; of course, this does not detract anything from the merits of the other team members, each for his or her own part of the job.Lieven Mariën, on behalf of the "Cnudde party - Hilde 9 pack
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19-year-old Drew Clayborn is now a sophomore at the University of Michigan after becoming paralyzed while practicing a backflip for a high school musical four years ago. He and his family haven't let his wheelchair get in the way of anything - but Sunday night wasn't within their control.Drew usually goes home for the weekends but this past weekend he stayed in his seventh floor dorm for the first time. Sunday night, the fire alarm went off. "It was a little nerve wracking just because we weren't sure if we were going to have to go tumbling down some stairs, or what to expect. It was a little scary," Drew tells Fox 2's Amy Lange.For the first time, Drew felt trapped.His roommates were there with him but he and his chair weigh 600 pounds. Drew's RA came and called public safety. Public safety came but still no rescue - and no word on whether there was, in fact, a fire for about 20 minutes."Whatever protocol they had it ... came up short last night and that they really need to address it and make sure. There's no more of a helpless feeling than being in a situation where you can't do anything," Drew's father, Ledon Clayborn, says. VIDEO: Click on the video player above to hear more from Drew and his dad in Fox 2's Amy Lange's reportThe fire turned out to be a false alarm; it was a hot water pipe that burst in the basement.A spokesperson with the University of Michigan tells Fox 2 that policies and procedures are in place and were followed.Drew might not have known, but more than one person had contacted dispatch to tell them about Drew. Had the situation been a real emergency, firefighters would have evacuated him.It's not clear why there was such confusion but it's a good reminder for every family to always know your escape plan.
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A spinal cord injury — damage to any part of the spinal cord or nerves at the end of the spinal canal — often causes permanent changes in strength, sensation and other body functions below the site of the injury. If you've recently experienced a spinal cord injury, it might seem like every aspect of your life will be affected.
Many scientists are optimistic that advances in research will someday make the repair of spinal cord injuries possible. Research studies are ongoing around the world. In the meantime, treatments and rehabilitation allow many people with a spinal cord injury to lead productive, independent lives.
Your ability to control your limbs after spinal cord injury depends on two factors: the place of the injury along your spinal cord and the severity of injury to the spinal cord. The lowest normal part of your spinal cord is referred to as the neurological level of your injury. The severity of the injury is often called "the completeness" and is classified as either:
Additionally, paralysis from a spinal cord injury may be referred to as:
Your health care team will perform a series of tests to determine the neurological level and completeness of your injury.
Spinal cord injuries of any kind may result in one or more of the following signs and symptoms:
Emergency signs and symptoms of spinal cord injury after an accident may include:
Anyone who experiences significant trauma to his or her head or neck needs immediate medical evaluation for the possibility of a spinal injury. In fact, it's safest to assume that trauma victims have a spinal injury until proven otherwise because:
Spinal cord injuries result from damage to the vertebrae, ligaments or disks of the spinal column or to the spinal cord itself. A traumatic spinal cord injury may stem from a sudden, traumatic blow to your spine that fractures, dislocates, crushes or compresses one or more of your vertebrae. It also may result from a gunshot or knife wound that penetrates and cuts your spinal cord. Additional damage usually occurs over days or weeks because of bleeding, swelling, inflammation and fluid accumulation in and around your spinal cord.
A nontraumatic spinal cord injury may be caused by arthritis, cancer, inflammation, infections, or disk degeneration of the spine.
The central nervous system comprises the brain and spinal cord. The spinal cord, made of soft tissue and surrounded by bones (vertebrae), extends downward from the base of your brain and is made up of nerve cells and groups of nerves called tracts, which go to different parts of your body. The lower end of your spinal cord stops a little above your waist in the region called the conus medullaris. Below this region is a group of nerve roots called the cauda equina.
Tracts in your spinal cord carry messages between the brain and the rest of the body. Motor tracts carry signals from the brain to control muscle movement. Sensory tracts carry signals from body parts to the brain relating to heat, cold, pressure, pain and the position of your limbs.
Whether the cause is traumatic or nontraumatic, the damage affects the nerve fibers passing through the injured area and may impair part or all of your corresponding muscles and nerves below the injury site. A chest (thoracic) or lower back (lumbar) injury can affect your torso, legs, bowel and bladder control, and sexual function. In addition, a neck (cervical) injury affects movements of your arms and, possibly, your ability to breathe.
The most common causes of spinal cord injuries in the United States are:
Although a spinal cord injury is usually the result of an accident and can happen to anyone, certain factors may predispose you to a higher risk of sustaining a spinal cord injury, including:
At first, changes in the way your body functions may be overwhelming. However, your rehabilitation team will help you develop the strategies you need to address the changes caused by the spinal cord injury. Areas often affected include:
Sexual health. Sexuality, fertility and sexual function may be affected by spinal cord injury. Men may notice changes in erection and ejaculation; women may notice changes in lubrication. A spinal cord injury may cause decreased or absent sensation and movement below the level of injury, but a person may notice a heightened sensitivity in areas above the level of injury. Doctors, urologists and fertility specialists who specialize in spinal cord injury can offer options for sexual functioning and fertility.
There's usually no physical change in women with a spinal cord injury that inhibits sexual intercourse or pregnancy. Most women with a spinal cord injury can experience labor, have a normal delivery and breast-feed.
Traumatic spinal cord injuries are emergencies, and the person who's injured may not be able to participate in his or her care in the beginning. A number of specialists will be involved in stabilizing the condition, including a doctor who specializes in nervous system disorders (neurologist) and a surgeon who specializes in spinal cord injuries and other nervous system problems (neurosurgeon), among others. The rehabilitation team, which will include a variety of specialists, will be led by a doctor who specializes in spinal cord injury.
If you have a possible spinal cord injury or you accompany someone who's had a spinal cord injury and can't provide the necessary information, here are some things you can do to facilitate care.
For a spinal cord injury, some basic questions to ask the doctor include:
Don't hesitate to ask any other questions you have.
Your doctor is likely to ask questions, including:
In the emergency room, a doctor may be able to rule out a spinal cord injury by careful inspection, testing for sensory function and movement, and asking some questions about the accident. But if the injured person complains of neck pain, isn't fully awake, or has obvious signs of weakness or neurological injury, emergency diagnostic tests may be needed.
These tests may include:
A few days after injury, when some of the swelling may have subsided, your doctor will conduct a neurological exam to determine the level and completeness of your injury. This involves testing your muscle strength and your ability to sense light touch and a pinprick.
Unfortunately, there's no way to reverse damage to the spinal cord. But, researchers are continually working on new treatments, including prostheses and medications that may promote nerve cell regeneration or improve the function of the nerves that remain after a spinal cord injury.
In the meantime, spinal cord injury treatment focuses on preventing further injury and empowering people with a spinal cord injury to return to an active and productive life.
Urgent medical attention is critical to minimize the effects of any head or neck trauma. So treatment for a spinal cord injury often begins at the scene of the accident.
Emergency personnel typically immobilize the spine as gently and quickly as possible using a rigid neck collar and a rigid carrying board, which they'll use to transport you to the hospital.
In the emergency room, doctors focus on:
You may be sedated so that you don't move and sustain more damage while undergoing diagnostic tests for spinal cord injury.
If you do have a spinal cord injury, you'll usually be admitted to the intensive care unit for treatment. You may even be transferred to a regional spine injury center that has a team of neurosurgeons, orthopedic surgeons, spinal cord medicine specialists, psychologists, nurses, therapists and social workers with expertise in spinal cord injury.
After the initial injury or disease stabilizes, doctors turn their attention to preventing secondary problems that may arise, such as deconditioning, muscle contractures, pressure ulcers, bowel and bladder issues, respiratory infections, and blood clots.
The length of your hospitalization depends on your condition and the medical issues you're facing. Once you're well enough to participate in therapies and treatment, you may transfer to a rehabilitation facility.
Rehabilitation. Rehabilitation team members will begin to work with you while you're in the early stages of recovery. Your team may include a physical therapist, occupational therapist, rehabilitation nurse, rehabilitation psychologist, social worker, dietitian, recreation therapist and a doctor who specializes in physical medicine (physiatrist) or spinal cord injuries.
During the initial stages of rehabilitation, therapists usually emphasize maintenance and strengthening of existing muscle function, redeveloping fine motor skills and learning adaptive techniques to accomplish day-to-day tasks. You'll be educated on the effects of a spinal cord injury and how to prevent complications, and you'll be given advice on rebuilding your life and increasing your quality of life. You'll be taught many new skills. and you'll use equipment and technology that can help you live on your own as much as possible. You'll be encouraged to resume your favorite hobbies, participate in social and fitness activities, and return to school or the workplace.
Medications. Medications may be used to manage some of the effects of spinal cord injury. These include medications to control pain and muscle spasticity, as well as medications that can improve bladder control, bowel control and sexual functioning.
New technologies. Inventive medical devices can help people with a spinal cord injury become more independent and more mobile. Some devices may also restore function. These include:
Your doctor may not be able to give you a prognosis right away. Recovery, if it occurs, typically starts a week to six months after an injury. However, some people experience small improvements for up to one year or longer.
An accident that results in paralysis is a life-changing event. Suddenly having a disability can be frightening and confusing, and adapting is no easy task. You may wonder how your spinal cord injury will affect your everyday activities, job, relationships and long-term happiness.
Recovery from such an event takes time, but many people who are paralyzed move on to lead productive and fulfilling lives. It's essential to stay motivated and get the support you need.
If you're newly injured, you and your family will likely experience a period of mourning and grief. Although the grieving process is different for everyone, it's common to experience denial or disbelief, followed by sadness, anger, bargaining and, finally, acceptance.
The grieving process is a common, healthy part of your recovery. It's natural — and important — to grieve the loss of the way you were. But it's also necessary to set new goals and find a way to move forward with your life.
You'll probably have concerns about how your injury will affect your lifestyle, your financial situation and your relationships. Grieving and emotional stress are normal and common. However, if your grief and sadness are affecting your care, causing you to isolate yourself from others, or prompting you to abuse alcohol or other drugs, you may want to consider talking to a social worker, psychologist or psychiatrist. Or, you might find a support group of people with spinal cord injuries helpful. Talking with others who understand what you're going through can be encouraging, and members of the group may have good advice on adapting areas of your home or work space to better accommodate your current needs. Ask your doctor or rehabilitation specialist if there are any support groups in your area.
One of the best ways to regain control of your life is to educate yourself about your injury and your options for reclaiming an independent life. A range of driving equipment and vehicle modifications is available today. The same is true of home modification products. Ramps, wider doors, special sinks, grab bars and easy-to-turn doorknobs make it possible for you to live more autonomously.
Because the costs of a spinal cord injury can be overwhelming, you may want to find out if you're eligible for economic assistance or support services from the state or federal government or from charitable organizations. Your rehabilitation team can help you identify resources in your area.
Your friends and family may respond to your disability in different ways. Some may be uncomfortable and unsure if they're saying or doing the right thing.
Being educated about your spinal cord injury and willing to educate others is helpful. Children are naturally curious and sometimes adjust rather quickly if their questions are answered in a clear, straightforward way. Adults can also benefit from learning the facts. Explain the effects of your injury and what your family and friends can do to help. At the same time, don't hesitate to tell friends and loved ones when they're helping too much. Although it may be uncomfortable at first, talking about your injury often strengthens your relationships with family and friends.
Your spinal cord injury may affect your body's response to sexual stimuli. However, you're a sexual being with sexual desires. A fulfilling emotional and physical relationship is possible, but requires communication, experimentation and patience. A professional counselor can help you and your partner communicate your needs and feelings. Your doctor can provide the medical information you need regarding sexual health. You can have a satisfying future complete with intimacy and sexual pleasure.
By nature, a spinal cord injury has a sudden impact on your life and the lives of those closest to you. When you first hear your diagnosis, you may start making a mental list of all of the things you can't do anymore. However, as you learn more about your injury and your treatment options, you may be surprised by all you can do.
Thanks to new technologies, treatments and devices, people with a spinal cord injury play basketball and participate in track meets. They paint and take photographs. They get married, have and raise children, and have rewarding jobs.
Today, advances in stem cell research and nerve cell regeneration give hope for a greater recovery for people with spinal cord injuries. At the same time, new medications are being investigated for people with long-standing spinal cord injuries. No one knows when new treatments will be available, but you can remain hopeful about the future of spinal cord research while living your life to the fullest today.
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Matt Cowan was involved in an accident Tuesday that, at first, seemed to be going by the book. All three drivers involved in the crash at Jefferson and Lycaste in Detroit stopped and started exchanging their information, but the second the word police was brought up it quickly turned.
"His car was really damaged, so he wasn't able to take off fast," Cowan said. "It was smoking, so I was able to take a picture of him in the car, the license plate, as well, and then he took off."
Cowan went from accident victim to investigator by taking as many pictures as possible. He even got shots of where the silver Jaguar that he says caused the wreck ended up after a witness told him where it was spotted.
"Once we knew the police weren't coming, I drove down and took a photo of the Jaguar in front of this house with the address," Cowan explained.
He says when he contacted the Detroit Police Department, two different officers acted like they didn't care.
Cowan says he understands that this wasn't a murder, but it was still a crime, and he believes not following up is sending the wrong message to a city in dire straits.
Detroit police tell us they are now looking into Cowan's claims.
"If something like this isn't cared about and people in the city know they can get away with something like this, what else do they know they can get away with?" said Cowan.
Cowan did turn over pictures of the silver Jaguar, as well as the license plate number to his insurance company, which will conduct its own investigation in hopes of tracking down the driver.
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Born at the highly influential Glasgow School of and blending together the imagery of the Celtic Revival with influences from Art Nouveau and the Arts & Crafts Movement, the term 'Glasgow Style' was coined and came to represent a distinctive style developed in the west of Scotland. Join Curator, Beth Hughes, to find out more about the leading makers associated with the Glasgow Style in our latest exhibition Glasgow Style: Arts & Crafts 1890-1930.
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In 1905 Elizabeth Owens Morse, the daughter of Charles Hosmer Morse and Martha Owens Morse, married Richard Genius. The gift registry of this socially prominent Chicago bride—entitled "The Bride Elect"—survives in the Morse Museum's archive, showing more than 250 gifts. Together these items provide a snapshot of the era, a glimpse into 1905 gift-giving traditions, and some insight into popular retail decisions made by wealthy consumers in the Chicago area. In this new exhibition, the Morse presents a representative group of the lovely gifts that survive from the Morse-Genius wedding, including Tiffany art glass, Rookwood pottery, and Gorham silver.
In this exhibit, the Museum debuts a selection from Harry C. Sigman's 2014 gift of 86 objects to the Morse. Sigman, a Los Angeles attorney, began collecting European and American decorative art in 1969, and his gift dovetails with the late 19th- and early 20th-century styles represented in the Morse collection. The donation includes art glass, pottery, metalwork, and furniture. Though comprised mainly of Jeannette and Hugh McKean's massive gift, the Morse collection has always been supported by generous individuals such as Harry Sigman whose contributions have helped it to grow in important ways. The finely crafted objects on view can be appreciated both individually and in the context of the Museum's entire collection.
The Art Nouveau European Route brings together local governments and other institutions in the common quest for the protection, promotion and diffusion of Art Nouveau heritage. To fully explore and bring to light the value of Art Nouveau heritage, therefore, a Congress organised by the Art Nouveau European Route cannot limit its scope to the analyses and interpretation of the tangible heritage; it must go deeper into the reality of the communities that created it.
In this second edition of the coupDefouet International Congress, we propose to shed new light on an aspect that has been studied very little, if at all: the important contribution of women artists to the development of Art Nouveau. In a nutshell: women as artists, women as creators, women as promoters and protagonists of Art Nouveau. Coupled with this ambition, we also wish to revisit the widely studied and interpreted representation of the female aesthetic and ideal in Art Nouveau, with new contributions on the matter.
A further strand will focus on little-known Art Nouveau cities, in which we expect to discover creative centres of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries that have not until now been widely publicised. A similar section on research in progress to the first congress, one in which we welcome presentations from both seasoned and young researchers, will complete the thematic strands of the programme.
L'Europe de l'Ouest entière a succombé à l'Art Nouveau, mode architecturale éphémère, entre 1890 et 1910. Mais ce ne sont que quelques centaines d'immeubles qui ont été conçus par les meilleurs architectes de l'époque qui subsistent encore aujourd'hui.
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Textes de Françoise Aubry, traduction de Chris Bourne. Photographies de Christine Bastin, Jacques Evrard, Elvire Evrard, Mark Fiennes, Janis Krastins, et Breda Mihelic.
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Le Magazine Fèvres (spécialisé dans le domaine de la transformation du minerai en métal et du métal en objet) dédie son 50ème numéro à l'Art nouveau et la ferronnerie et aborde notamment le travail du fer d'Antoni Gaudi (article écrit par Luis Gueilburt, l'un de nos membres de Melilla) et de Victor Horta mais aussi son importance pour l'Ecole de Nancy.
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Dongbang Super Gold Moxa (DB200A)
This is the top layer of the finest moxa, when the blending process is completed, it contains a very high concentration of moxa essence.
Each box contains 10g of moxa.
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Weight (including packaging): 200g
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