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the Organic Superfood
The Organic Superfood™ is a combination of 22, whole food ingredients, all
certified organically grown. They include wheat and barley grass juices,
spirulina, sprouts, mushrooms, berries and traditional Western tonic herbs. They are powdered and packaged in a convenient 10 gram packet. Simply mix with water or juice drink. This daily maintenance formula of superfoods is packed with superior nutrition to help meet the demands placed on your body in today's highly toxic and stressful environments.*
22 Nutrient-Rich
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- Fortify your daily nutritional needs
- Promote cleansing & detoxification
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Ways to Take the Organic Superfood:
Daily Nutrition
It is often difficult to eat a well rounded diet that you need for optimum health. With the Organic Superfood you will be taking in 22 nutrient rich and all certified organically grown ingredients to fortify your daily, nutritional needs with a full complement of vitamins, minerals and protein. Just take a look at the sidebar on the right to see what is in the Organic Superfood and how each group of ingredients supports your body.
With the Colon Cleansing Kit
If losing energy, while on the liquid fast of the Colon Cleansing Kit, is a problem for you, then take the Organic Superfood along with your cleansing program. You will really appreciate the extra boost that it gives. It is best to take two hours after taking Toxin Absorber to assure maximum absorption of the Organic Superfood nutrition. Just remember that, unlike a regular meal, the energy usually only lasts for about an hour. If you time it right, you can have up to five drinks of the Organic Superfood each day of the Colon Cleansing Kit fast.
Kelp granules†
Kale leaf†
Wheat Grass juice powder†
Barley Grass juice powder†
After Cleansing to Rebuild
Once you have finished either a colon or internal cleanse, the body puts its energy back into rebuilding any weak areas uncovered during cleansing. With its full complement of vitamins and minerals and all 22 essential amino acids, the Organic Superfood is able to give your body the building blocks it needs, in an easy to assimilate form, even if your diet is not optimal.
Acerola berry†
Appetite Suppressant
Taking one packet of the Organic Superfood mixed in a glass of water, just 30 minutes before a meal, will satisfy any body cravings, because of its rich and dense nutrition. You will find that this "full and satisfied" feeling will suppress your appetite.
Low Calorie Snack
There are only 35 calories in each packet of the Organic Superfood, when mixed with water. Even though the calories are low, the nutrition is high. It helps curb your cravings by meeting your nutritional needs.
Creating the Organic Superfood™ - an Herbal Ingredient Challenge
Creating a Superfood formula was a challenge. Blessed Herbs began by researching foods and herbs that can be taken daily on a continuing basis. The list was almost endless – but was finally narrowed down to almost one hundred different ingredients. Some had dynamite nutrition or herbal toning qualities, but they also had a texture or consistency that would resist being blended easily into a powdered blend or dissolving in water. Some tasted so bad, no one would ever want to come back a second time to eat it.
Now the field was narrowed down to about 50 ingredients; all organically grown and nutritionally superior. Blessed Herbs then set about designing a mixture that delivered a neutral, fresh, green, just from-the-garden kind of taste. That is why the taste of Organic Superfood is fresh and good in a wholesome sort of way. The more you have of it, the more it grows on you, and the more you want it.
Some ingredients, while potent, simply didn't pass the "taste test." Some were borderline; at first they tasted good, but then a bitter aftertaste started coming on. A few of these were kept in the formula as they were outstanding in their benefits for the body. The smell of every ingredient was also noted, because often the first whiff of something is inviting or can turn you away; there were some ingredients that were crossed off the list for just this reason.
Alfalfa sprouts†
Millet sprouts†
Oat sprouts†
Quinoa sprouts†
Red Clover sprouts†
Agaricus mycelia†
Cordyceps mycelia†
Lion's Mane mycelia†
Maiitake mycelia†
Reishi mycelia†
Shiitake mycelia†
Burdock root†
Dandelion leaf†
Parsley leaf†
Stinging Nettle leaf†
†Certified organically grown
At this point, the ingredients list was down to 22 of the most nutritionally packed, best tasting, foods and herbal tonics. Now round two of testing began. The ingredients were compared for their color, texture, aroma, and flavor. Fresher is better. It is a "better" that you can taste. By comparing so many samples, a continuum of quality became apparent. Of course, we chose only the Best for our superfood formula, the Organic Superfood™. The result was the mother lode: twenty-two of the best tasting, certified organically grown foods and herbs just packed with nutrition and health benefits.
Many of the Blessed Herbs designers consume Superfood every day. In blind taste tests, Superfood compares favorably with any similar product out there. That's what makes the Organic Superfood WOW! Factor. Our Blessed Herbs formula actually tastes good and is something that a caring, conscientious consumer will want to drink every day.
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Contents and Ingredients of the Organic Superfood™
Note: the sidebar to the right has photos of all the ingredients in the
Organic Superfood.
the Organic Superfood™
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Suggested Use
Add one packet to 12 oz. of water or juice and stir well and drink. You may add more liquid after drinking to get any powder that may stick to the sides and bottom of your glass. If this is your first time taking the Organic Superfood™ begin with 1/4 of a packet and gradually build up to a full packet, over the next six days. You can take as many as six packets per day.
- NOT to be taken during pregnancy, because of the presence of Parsley leaf and Red Clover sprouts
- NOT to be taken with inflammatory kidney disease, because of the presence of Parsley leaf
- May interfere with anticoagulant medications, due to the presence of Red Clover sprouts


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With over a decade of experience in software industry, Raj enjoys taking an objective approach to developing applications and makes extra effort to simplify complex topics. He has a master's degree in Computer Science and holds MCSD & MCAD titles. He lives in Mountain View, California.Silverlight 4 Resources: http://silverlightfun.com
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- o UI for Digital Photo Frame, Sony: United States Patent 12/414,368 03/30/09
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There is total confusion in the wildlife and tourism sectors with many people thinking that the Ebola disease is found in Kibale National Park where the famous chimp tracking activities take place.
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i am intrested in deigning a game .
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i am intrested in deigning a game .
i dont know where to start from.
what languages do i know.
i am very much intrested in c++ , and to how extent should i know this language
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to write a real game you need much experience in your language of
choice. i'd say 3+ years of using c++ is a minimum. so you should start
out with writing something small like tetris :
also you should learn to use one 3d api like opengl : nehe.gamedev.net or directx : triplebuffer.devmaster.net (bladder will thank me later for advertising his site) both of these sites have good step by step tutorials. another site you might want to investigate is : http://www.gametutorials.com/
as for the game designing part : play a lot of games. especially take a look at those games you really liked and try to find out what it is that makes the game fun to play
muchos gracias senior anubis.
You should also get a diary and start jotting down anything and everything about the game you want to make. Then when you know enough C++ and OGL/D3D you can simply refer to that diary and start making a game.
Also this might be a little helpful for you.
Hi, im no expert on the 3D API scene atm, but be there soon I hope :P But…I have been using C++ for a bit, wrote a basic game before inhertiting my own classes from one's we had to use etc anyway, one of main things to learn about games design is something called a '5 page pitch' this is a 5 page document which has to attract the publishers straight away into funding your game. Generally it can stretch a bit longer than 5 pages but mainly 5 pages else the reader will get bored lol this 5 page pitch involves e.g. 1) Intro to set the scene of the game, describing look and feel 2) Game balance 3) Storyboards etc etc, there's loads of articles out there and this stuff, also plently of book written by experts out there showing you how to get across your own game idea into a 5 page pitch etc you obviously can't be taught how to come up with game idea's, thats something that you have or you dont have, creativity or not but you can learn how to not wonder off and lose track of your original idea but harness it and work into the idea's that you have and not work outwards with more and more stuff being added in and losing the plot.
First, to design a game, you need the design. Good games always have a solid design under them. Known as a design document, this defines what your game is going to be and all people working on the project adhere to it. The design document can (and should) change, as testers give their input, but the main concept and idea of the game should remain the same.
After you have the design down, you have to start programming the game. C++ is the language of choice in programming games (IMHO anyways). First you should pick up a C++ book at your local bookstore. Not just a beginner 'tutorial' or anything ('C++ For Dummies', 'Learning C++ in 24 Hours', that kind of stuff), but also a complete reference guide ('C++: How To Program'), because you'll need it in a few years. 3-4 years at the minimum is required (IMHO again) to program a game with DirectX or anything else COM-based. 2 years for OGL, because the API is much easier to understand.
I would personally suggest that you get a book on DOS game programming. Although they may be 'old' or 'outdated', DOS programming enables you to learn many things you wouldn't be able to learn as easily in the Windows world (i.e. plotting pixels, simple OO based programming, palettes, animation, system-level stuff, sprite drawing, … …). I'm not saying you can't, but why bother with all that HWND and WNDCLASSEX stuff when you can just have an int main() and start making simple games??? For this, get a book like the 'Black Art of 3D Game Programming' (LaMothe).
Once you feel you're ready, I would suggest starting with OpenGL. Create simple windows and make little OGL demos with, like, spinning cubes or something. Then, get a real book on game programming, because you'll need to learn the structure so your code doesn't become spaghetti-code. One great book here (DirectX) is 'Programming Role Playing Games with DirectX' (Jim Adams). It may be with DirectX, but many of the concepts can be ported to any API. One of the best tutorial/reference books out there.
And that's about it. END OF LONG RANT.
Programming, like being a Jedi, is all about who your mentor is, and how well you take to the training. I suggest finding a C++ teacher you like [like herbert schlitt ;)] and read a bunch of books by him. Once you have read entire shelf of books about the subject you should be ready to go. If you follow in the foot steps of greatness, then you will achieve greatness (or get lost). Or in my case I tryed to follow in the footstpes of Yoda, but they later turned out to be a stray tom-cats feet-prints. But that is another story.
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Defensive end Josh Dawson from Tucker (Ga.) High School hasn't made a final decision between Georgia and Vanderbilt.
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Vivian Berg, 79, Park Rapids, Minn., died Thursday in Essentia Health, Fargo. Visitation will be April 29 from 10 to 11, followed by the funeral at 11, in Jones-Pearson Funeral Home, Park Rapids.
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Dale L. Ihli, 66, Moorhead, died Sunday in Triumph Hospital, Fargo. No services are planned. (Boulger, Fargo)
Thomas J. Jackson, 78, White Earth, Minn., died Monday in his home. (David-Donehower, Detroit Lakes, Minn.)
Ruth Kuehn, 88, Torrance, Calif., formerly Carrington, N.D., died Monday in Torrance Hospital. (Evans, Carrington)
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Stewart "Stew" Mensing, 68, Ottertail, Minn., died Sunday in Sanford Medical Center, Fargo. Visitation will be Thursday from 4 to 8, with a prayer service at 7, in Schoeneberger Funeral Home, Perham, Minn. The funeral will be Friday at 11 in St. John's Lutheran Church, Ottertail.
Thelma Laines, 95, Fosston, Minn., died Sunday in Essentia Health Long Term Care, Fosston. (Carlin-Hoialmen, Fosston)
Ryszard Landowski, 58, Fargo, died in his home under the care of Hospice of the Red River Valley. (Wright, Moorhead)
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Ann Melsted, 93, Wahpeton, N.D., died Sunday in St. Francis Healthcare Campus, Breckenridge, Minn. Visitation will be Friday from 5 to 7, with a prayer service at 7, in Willow Creek Chapel, Wahpeton. The funeral will be Saturday at 11 in Bethel Lutheran Church, Wahpeton. (Vertin-Munson, Wahpeton)
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Orville D. Tostenson, 75, Devils Lake, N.D., formerly Leeds, N.D., died Monday in Trinity Homes, Minot, N.D. The memorial service will be Friday at 11 in Nelson Funeral Home Chapel, Leeds.
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Brian Frons Promotes CHEW Creator to Vice President, Programming & Development, ABC Daytime
Randall Barone, the man behind the creation, development, and launch of THE CHEW, was officially promoted today. It's an interesting move, with questionable timing, given the first week's ratings and critical response. Barone has several Emmy nods from his days at GOOD MORNING AMERICA and THE OPRAH WINFREY SHOW, where he was senior supervising producer over ten years ago. He's been working on THE CHEW for about a year and a half, and reports directly to Brian Frons, president, Daytime, Disney/ABC Television Group. You can read the official release from ABC Television Network below.
Veteran television producer Randall Barone has been named vice president, Programming & Development, ABC Daytime, it was announced today by Brian Frons, president, Daytime, Disney/ABC Television Group, to whom he will report. In this role Barone will continue to oversee the programming and development for the network's award-winning talk show "The View," as well as "The Chew."
For the past year and a half, Barone was instrumental in the creation and development of "The Chew," working closely with executive producer Gordon Elliot and his team at Follow Productions. "The Chew" is the first show to debut on ABC Daytime in 15 years and combines the best of talk, food and lifestyle programming.
Barone began his career as a producer in Philadelphia. He worked at WXYZ-TV (Detroit) as an Emmy Award-winning producer of various shows and was executive producer in charge of programming at KGO-TV (San Francisco). He was the senior supervising producer of "Good Morning America" from 1990-98, in charge of special projects, and traveled the show throughout Europe, Australia and Alaska. He worked as the senior supervising producer of "The Oprah Winfrey Show" from 1998-99, and returned to ABC to work on the development of several projects for daytime television. In July 2000 he was named creative executive in charge of "The View."
Barone is a recipient of both local Emmy Awards and national Emmy Awards for his work on "Good Morning America." He resides in Manhattan.
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- AnonymousOctober 4, 2011 at 9:11 PM
Create a piece of crap, getReplyDelete
promoted. The Corporate World is
SO out of whack!!!
Yes! He was promoted because of.......ummm.....this is like promoting me at work. I wouldn't deserve it and neither does this guy!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 4, 2011 at 9:55 PM
That is WAY TOO FUNNY! That show is tanking in the ratings, and the guy who created it is getting a promotion. This is an interesting case study of how incompetence gets rewarded. That network is sinking ship!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 4, 2011 at 10:10 PM
- imasoapfanOctober 4, 2011 at 10:13 PM
ABC confirms here that The Chew was in development for a year and a half, so ABC moved All My Children's cast across the country knowing full well they were going to cancel it. Sick.ReplyDelete
Regarding Randall Barone, his promotion sounds like failing up to me.
Remember blunder #9? http://welovesoa.ps/25blundersReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 4, 2011 at 11:10 PM
Frons is promoting the cretin who spent a year and a half to develop a show which is tanking in the ratings? As another poster stated, this proves the cancellations were planned even when AMC was moved from NY to LA. This goes beyond stupidity, it demonstrates how vile and evil Mouse management can be.ReplyDelete
- Jill TidwellOctober 4, 2011 at 11:28 PM
Frons needs to be fired like NOW!!!! Nobody is watching this show. So, promoting this man is pointless.ReplyDelete
I sincerely hope that Nielsen will waken up that thick skull of yours. You just had to get enough people disgusted with you. Is that your idea of smart programming?ReplyDelete
It is a well known fact that Pyramid is very small at the top, So Mr. Frons, I would say your fall from grace will be sooner then later. With all the food shows, you just had one more.
Why not just get Paula on that slot, at least she's fun. And next you are putting Ka-ka-Katie Couric in the 2 PM time slot?? Good grief she already destroyed CBS's ratings and now she is going to bring in a better ad dollar on your station?
You really haven't done much research, have you?
Tic toc tic toc tic toc....
I honestly do not understand where ABC/Disney/Frons heads are at---you make a serious mistake, taking off a long loved, lifelong fan based show with terrific actors to put on the stupidest, lowest rated show of all time! You do this while basically telling all your sponsors to take a flying leap since none of the SOAP fans will ever support THEM, BUY THEIR PRODUCTS/ watch ABC/Disney AGAIN and call those fans "MORONS and TURDS"! You also delete ANY and ALL comments made that aren't sappy, positive ones...........and you promote the idiots that made this ALL happen!!! ARE YOU TRYING TO TAKE ABC/DISNEY OFF THE AIR TOTALLY?????ReplyDelete
Apparently they believe in Putt's Law at Disney.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 5, 2011 at 8:47 AM
In Frons' delusional world, this is the right thing to do, if only to show those who ridicule him that he is still in control. Someone needs to reign him in.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 5, 2011 at 8:19 PM
What you don't understand in your little soap bubble is that while a couple million people watched soaps, millions upon millions more did not watch soaps. And those people are younger, buy more "things" and are more numerous than you are. They are the audiences ABC is trying to attract with talk shows.ReplyDelete
God, get over yourselves.
- AnonymousOctober 9, 2011 at 7:30 PM
A promotion for creating a crappy show, with crappy ratings and pissing off millions of loyal soap fans in the process. It wont be long before ABC is no longer a major network.ReplyDelete
Brion Frons needs to be fired. Two beloved ABC soaps gone. I will not watch any show ABC has to offer from this day forward. Boycott all ABC shows to get results!!!!!!ReplyDelete


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Serves six.
This recipe, excerpted from The Food You Crave, brings home the mouthwatering taste of the haute Japanese restaurant favorite. You need a few specialty ingredients, but they are worth getting because you will make this easy, five-ingredient dish over and over again.
Rinse the fish fillets and pat dry with paper towels.
Combine the miso, brown sugar, sesame oil, and mirin in a small bowl until the brown sugar is fully dissolved. Brush about 2 Tbs. of the miso glaze onto each fish fillet. Let marinate on a plate in the refrigerator for at least 30 minutes or up to an hour.
Heat the broiler. Place the fish on a baking sheet, then set under the broiler until their tops are slightly charred and the glaze has caramelized, 3 to 4 minutes. Remove the fish from the oven and brush with the remaining glaze. Reduce the oven temperature to 375°F and cook until the fish is flaky but moist, another 5 to 6 minutes.
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by ndchef,
10/29/2013Didn't like this at all. The marinade was too sweet, and with those cooking times the fish is overcooked, which I usually am good at NOT doing. Flaky fish is usually overcooked.
by mihod,
8/28/2011I haven't made it myself but I Know how it taste, because the marinade is almost exactly like my mother's. The reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is just because I don't like mirin. I used to get mad at her when she used it. I would add dried mustard, omit mrin, and thin it with water. The same marinade is good for ribs. I like to vacuum pack and freeze.
To bayviewchef - There's no replacement for Miso, so what you made was not the variant of this recipe, but we do have similar dish in Japan to what you've made, when we marinade white fish in Japan with soy sauce, we usually use ginger and citrus.
by roinuj,
7/21/2011Very good - and easy.
This will become a regular. Note - I had a similar recipe for a glaze for Nasu (eggplant with Miso Glaze) - and I'll have to try the two togehter. That said - I can't resist commenting on bayviewchef's review. What were you thinking? Why would you review a recipe you DIDN'T make?
by bayviewchef,
3/15/2010Well not a fair review, but will tell you my experience with rating it the way I made it. I could not get miso, so I googled how to replace it, which they said you can't but add salt to soy sauce.....I did not have miran wine so I googled that and it said use white wine with sugar. The marinade tasted awesome but I don't think it had the depth the true recipe would have had. I made it for friends without telling them the changes and they thought it was great. I'm extremely critical so keep that in mind. I'll try it again exactly when I have the ingredients. One person who knew it was a test said they thought ginger would be a nice addition and I agree.
by luvcookng,
1/31/2009I just made this tonight and it was so easy to make....left the fish in the refrig to marinate for about an hour. Followed directions and it turned out DELICIOUS. The fish was flaky and the sauce was extremely good. (Miso Paste is found in the Asian markets like Ranch 99 and it is in the refrigeration section.)
Yummy! Will definitely make it again. Enjoy!
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I wrote 6 pages on Affliction today. Got up to get fresh tea & had a brand new idea. Made note of it in my iPhone, because I had close at hand, if you don't write ideas you forget them. … Continue reading
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Four Korean engineers have received the 2011 Volvo Technology Award for their work in refining the hydraulic system used in Volvo Construction Equipment's excavators. The resultant improvement in system efficiency is yielding fuel savings of up to 15 percent.
The Annual General Meeting of AB Volvo held on April 6, 2011 approved the Board of Directors' motion that a dividend of SEK 2.50 per share be paid to the company's shareholders. The record date for dividends was established as April 11, 2011.
Volvo Buses has received an order for 180 buses for public transport in New York City via its subsidiaries Prevost and Nova Bus. The customer wants to test how the buses cope with the demands of the New York City traffic.
In view of the appointment of Olof Persson as the new President and Chief Executive Officer of Volvo to assume his position on September 1, 2011, the Election Committee in AB Volvo has adjusted its proposal as regards Board members as follows.
Volvo Aero is acquiring all Pratt & Whitney's shares in Volvo Aero Norge and hence becomes sole owner of the company.
Volvo Trucks in North America today announced that in response to increased demand, the company will ramp up production at its New River Valley, VA, plant, and recall approximately 700 employees.
The Sustainability Report describes the Volvo Group's efforts to develop its operations financially, socially and environmentally, as well as its contribution to society. The report also outlines how the Volvo Group organizes its work, its strategies for the future and key figures for the operations.
As part of the Volvo Group's focus on hybrid vehicles, Volvo Trucks is now commencing sales of heavy hybrid trucks, under the name Volvo FE Hybrid, to customers in selected European markets. The hybrid trucks permit fuel savings of up to 30 percent and will be used primarily in distribution and refuse operations in an urban environment.
The Volvo Group's US subsidiary Mack is launching a new medium heavy version of its highly successful Granite model. The launch is being made in connection with the ongoing CONEXPO-CON/AGG trade show in Las Vegas.
A little more than a week after the devastating earthquake and the resulting tsunami in Japan, the Volvo Group has been able to shape a preliminary impression of the consequences for the Group. The fatalities after the catastrophe include two Japanese co-workers, while a third remains missing.


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Who knew Trace Adkins was such a softy? The big guy talked to Tony and Maria about how he came to record an album filled with love songs because the project didn't start out that way! "Love Will..." was not by design but Trace says he's happy with the result.
Speaking of happy, the seemingly gruff singer is all smiles when talking about being able to raise money for the Red Cross on Celebrity Apprentice and gives Maria a hint as to how he won: he didn't "kiss the ring".
Fun facts about Trace:
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Trace's CD "Love Will" is out now. Follow Trace on Twitter: @traceadkins. Or check out his Facebook page.
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(MILAN) Cristina Ortiz's third collection at Ferragamo was a welcome (and required) antidote to the generally desconstructed looks she's shown at the house so far. Her take on Fall was dignified, tailored and (dare we say it?) classic, offering up some very tempting ready-to-wear options for the house's loyal accessory customer. The palette of mostly brick, blood red, oyster, plum and chocolate conveyed that historic luxury, while details like fur armwarmers and red leather motorcross gloves dotted with a single rosette were sufficiently trend-driven to spice up the more straightforward pieces. Memories of cableknit sweaterdresses in brick and navy, the latter worn beautifully by Tanya D., undid the damage wrought by a smattering of sheer sweaters, which had the audience focused more on breasts than the masterful floorgrazing skirts that accompanied them.


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Alleene "Anne" Pingenot
Assistant Professor, PhD, RN
Civilian Education:
1970. BSN University of Iowa
1979. MA in Nursing from University of Iowa (Specialization: Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing Clinical Practice)
- Minor in Sociology (12 Semester hours) and classes on biophysiology (6 semester hours)
Highlights of Nursing Classes relevant to specialty: Seminar/practicums in Mental Health - Systems, Individual Therapy, Group Therapy, Child Therapy, Family Therapy
Seminar in Adult Learning with practicum in teaching psychiatric/mental health undergraduate nursing
2002. MS in Psychology from Kansas State University. (Specialization: human factors research)
2006. PhD in Psychology from Kansas State University (specialization: Applied Cognitive Science, specifically decision making)
- Classes (both MS and PhD levels) in Personality, Neuropsychology and Neuroanatomy, Statistics, Design (of Research with emphasis on Statistics), Correlation and Regression, Multivariate Statistics, Cognitive Psychology, Perception, Social Psychology and I/O (Human Resources) Psychology and Ethics in addition to Judgment and Decision Making
2006-2008. Post Doctorate Studies in Decision Making Research. University of Stirling, Department of Nursing and Midwifery, Stirling, Scotland.
Military Education:
Army Medical Department Officer's Basic
Army Community Health Nurse Specialty School
Army Medical Department Advanced Course
Army Command and General Staff College
Clinical Specialization:
Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing (Nursing)
Judgment and Decision Making (Psychology)
Courses Taught:
Issues in the Nursing Profession
Leadership and Management
Introduction to Nursing
Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing Theory
Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing Practicum
Senior Practicum
Introduction to Nursing Practice
Issues in the Nursing Profession
Research Interest:
Situation Awareness and Clinical Decision Making measurement in Simulation Environments
Consumer Health Decision Making
Methodologies for Research on Nurse Relevant Clinical Issues
Medication Interface Design
Professional Experience:
- 2007-2008
Volunteer work with Learning Disabled Adults as part of a church-based group project in Stirling, Scotland
- May 05 – Oct 06
Colmery-O'Neil Veterans' Medical Center, Topeka, KS
Intermittent psychiatric department staff nurse (float staff for several psychiatric nursing units on various shifts)
- 1996- 2005
Mercy Regional Health Center, Manhattan, KS
Psychiatric Nursing
Weekend evening charge nurse
- 1992-1994
Meadowlark Hills Retirement Community, Manhattan, KS
Weekend charge day charge nurse
- 1982-1992
Allen Memorial Hospital, Waterloo, IA
Psych/MH Clinical Nurse Specialist
- 1980-1982
St. Luke's Hospital, Cedar Rapids, IA
Psych/MH Clinical Nurse Specialist
- Summer 1979
Mercy Hospital, Cedar Rapids, IA
Staff Nurse, Sedlachek Treatment Unit
(Alcohol Treatment)
- 1975-1976
Linn County Public Health Nursing, Cedar Rapids, IA
Nurse Facilitator, Rural Maternal Child Health Project
- 1974 -1975
Mercy Hospital, Cedar Rapids, IA
Staff Nurse, Medical Unit
- Active Duty 1968-1974
- Active Duty as Reservist for Desert Storm 1990-1991: Community Health Nursing
- Community Health Nursing, MEDDAC, Fort Dix, NJ
- Inpatient Medical Nursing, Fort Devens, MA
- Inpatient Medical Nursing, 24th Evacuation Hospital, Long Binh, Republic of Vietnam
- Inpatient Medical Nursing, Fort Campbell, KY
- Army Student Nurse Program
- Reserves 1974-1997
- Retired as Lieutenant Colonel, USAR (Nurse Corps)
- 785th Combat Stress Company: Leadership roles in development of clinical protocols for combat stress prevention and treatment, planning and operation of field training exercises and provision of training and direct care. Trained in both field and active duty hospital settings.
- Individual Mobilization Augmentation Assignment to Brook Army Medical Center Burn Team: Psychiatric Clinical Nurse Specialist
- 73rd Combat Support Hospital: various roles in leadership, clinical practice and training including Unit Training Officer (S3).
Research and Publications:
Pingenot A, Shanteau J and Stengstacke D (2009) Description of Inpatient Medication Management using Cognitive Work Analysis. Computers, Informatics, Nursing. 27 (6), 379-392. doi: 10.1097/NCN.0b013e3181bcad2f
Shanteau J and Pingenot A, Expert Opinion. In Kattan MW, Ed. Encyclopedia of
Medical Decision Making, Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, (2009): pp 71-74.
Shanteau J and Pingenot A, Expert Medical Systems. In Kattan MW, Ed. Encyclopedia
of Medical Decision Making, Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, (2009): pp 74-77.
Shanteau J and Pingenot A, Subjective Expected Utility Theory. In Kattan MW, Ed.
Encyclopedia of Medical Decision Making, Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, (2009): pp
Pingenot A (July 2009) Editorial for International Journal of Nursing and Midwifery.
Online at http://www.academicjournals.org/ijnm/contents/2009cont/July.htm
Shanteau J, Pingenot A and Pingenot J (June 2009) Evaluation of Medication System
Interface. Proceedings of NDM9, the Ninth International Conference on Naturalistic Decision Making, London, UK, June 2009. Pp 160-165. Published by the British Computer Society
Pingenot, A., Shanteau, J, & Pingenot, J.D.F (July/August 2007) Quantitative method of
medication system evaluation. Computers, Informatics, Nursing. 25(4), 1-10.
doi: 10.1097/01.NCN.0000280591.73808.e7
Pingenot, A (2006) Functional Measurement of Immunization Decision Making.
Doctoral Dissertation, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS
Pingenot, A, &Shanteau, J (Spring-Summer 2006) New insights on immunization
information presentation. European Association for Decision Making Bulletin. p.9. http://www.psylone.com/EADMBulletin_SprSum06.pdf
Pingenot, Alleene (May 2002) Forum, On the hospital chart. Letters to the editor in
response to "Welcome to the (Almost) digital hospital (Weiss, IEEE Spectrum,
March 2002), IEEE Spectrum, 10.
Pingenot, A. (2002) Verbal Protocol Analysis of Situation Awareness. Master Thesis.
Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS
Pingenot, A. (1988) Care of sexually abused children. Nursing Yearbook 88.Springhouse Corp. Springhouse, PA, 132-134.
Software Development:
Co-Developer with Dr. Dalgleish of theDRT ™ software for on line research application of the General Assessment and Decision Making Model developed by Dr. Len Dalgleish. This software is jointly owned by the University of Stirling, Dr. Dalgleish and Dr. Alleene Pingenot.
Projects (current):
Measurement of Situation Awareness and Clinical Decision Making using Simulation
Technology use in nursing, beginning with a study of cell phone use in inpatient units
Podium Presentations:
Pingenot, A., Adams, L., Johnston, M.A., and Craven, D (Podium presentation April 2012) Objective performance measures in clinical patient simulation. 45th Annual Western Institute of Nursing Research Conference, April 18-21, 2012, Portland, OR.
Pingenot, A (21 Jun 2008) How the health beliefs model operates in immunisation
decisions. University of Stirling, Stirling, Scotland, UK.
Pingenot, A (5 Jun 2008) Decisions, Decisions. Presentation to The Rock Project,
Stirling, Scotland, UK.
Pingenot, A (8 April 08) Clinical decision making using patient simulators. Royal
College of Nursing Conference, Liverpool, UK.
Pingenot, A. (12 Dec. 2006) Clinical Decision Making. Keynote address at Festival of
Learning and Teaching, School of Health Studies, Bell College, Hamilton,
Scotland, UK
Hinken, M., Pingenot, A., and Shanteau, J. (20 April 2005) The Effect of Affect on a
Memory Task. Presented at Kansas State University spring undergraduate research symposium.
Pingenot, A. Jones, K & Shanteau, J. (2004) Cognitive Work Analysis of a Medication
System. Presented at Oklahoma-Kansas Judgment and Decision Making annual meeting, Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center, Oklahoma City, OK.
Hinken, M., Pingenot, A., & Shanteau, J. (2004) The Influence of Affect Induction on a
Memory Task. Presented at Kansas State University spring undergraduate research symposium.
Mady, H., Pingenot, A., & Shanteau, J. (2004) The Effect of Depression on a Memory
Task. Presented at Kansas State University spring undergraduate research symposium.
Pingenot, A., & Shanteau, J. (2003) Experience as a Factor in Organization of
Medication Names. Presented at Oklahoma-Kansas Judgment and Decision Making annual meeting, Oklahoma City, OK
Poster Presentations:
Crayton, D., Buell, A., Pingenot, A. and Katsma, D (Poster 2012) Calling in at work: nursing cell phone policies in acute care. 45th Annual Western Institute of Nursing Research Conference, April 18-21, 2012, Portland, OR.
Pingenot A, Adams L, Johnston M and Craven D (Poster 2010) Comparison of Student Self Evaluation to Subject Matter Expert Evaluation in Simulation Scenarios. 12th Annual Research Days. UCSF School of Nursing, Center for Nursing Research & Innovation.
Pingenot A, Adams L, Johnston M and Craven D (Poster 2010) Student Self Evaluation of Performance in Patient Simulator, a comparison to Subject Matter Expert Evaluation. Sigma Theta Tau, Rho Tau Chapter Spring Research Conference Modesto, CA
Pingenot, A (17 May 2008) How Health Beliefs Model Variables Affect Immunisation
Decisions. Poster presented at Department of Nursing and Midwifery Research
Day, University of Stirling, Stirling, Scotland.
Pingenot A (Poster, August meeting in Warsaw, Poland, 19-23 Aug 07)
Information Format in Immunization Decision-Making. Subjective Probability, Utility and Decision Making Society. http://www.spudm21.org
Research Support:
HeatlhQuest Consortium, Glasgow, Scotland. Support of Post-Doctoral Studies.
Professional Organizations:
- American Association for the Advancement of Science
- American Medical Informatics Association
- Have served as an abstract reviewer for annual meetings in past
- American Psychological Association
- Subgroup membership: Health Psychology
- Society for Medical Decision Making
- Served as abstract reviewer for annual meeting 2010-2012
- Invited reviewer for article Summer 2011
- Society for Judgment and Decision Making
- Western Institute of Nursing
- Member of Poster Committee for Annual Meeting 2012
- Served as Coordinator of Poster Judging for annual meeting 2011, 2012
- Served as Poster Judge for annual meeting 2010


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Where Are The Carmelo Anthony Jerseys?
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While the world has finally been spared from the incessant "Where's Carmelo going" talk, one has to wonder where are all the Knicks jerseys featuring Anthony's name and number? Currently, and granted, this will change drastically by tomorrow (or tonight, even), there's absolutely nothing about the Carmelo Anthony trade anywhere on the official site for the Knicks, nor at their online store, either. The reason this is met with some surprise when you compare the NBA's reaction time to the NFL's — that is, an hour in relation to Brett Favre being traded to the New York Jets — the lack of Anthony jerseys is somewhat surprising.
Maybe the Knicks organization doesn't want to believe the news is true.
One thing there isn't a lack of, however, is an avalanche of analysis concerning the Carmelo-to-the-Knicks trade, something the Google News timeline demonstrates quite nicely:


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Chelsea's crowded schedule last month will only abate a little in January, so Rafael Benitez has indicated he will continue moderate rotation in his team selection from game to game.
With the two legs of the Capital One Cup semi-final against Swansea approaching fast and a midweek league match at Reading at the end of the month, two games a week continues to be the norm, starting with tonight's visit by Queens Park Rangers.
'We changed two players for the Everton game to bring in fresh legs and when you play a lot of games in a short period it is really important to have players with fresh legs and energy, so I tried to manage this in the past games,' explained Benitez ahead of today's match.
'It was a difficult decision because against Norwich on Boxing Day we played a good game and to change players who were doing well is not easy, because everybody when they have a good game thinks I want to continue.
'You try to explain that we want to keep everyone ready, and now maybe we want to do the same again and hopefully they will understand and we keep the level of the team.'
Petr Cech's injury that curtailed his 400th appearance on Sunday has been diagnosed as a groin muscle injury, and Benitez's options to rotate his outfield players might be limited a little by the knee problem that kept John Mikel Obi out of the Everton game. The midfielder has not yet been ruled out of QPR game however, and even if he cannot recover in time, Benitez does not anticipate Mikel missing the imminent Africa Cup of Nations.
The departure of Mikel and Victor Moses for that tournament, plus long-term injury to Oriol Romeu, are being taken into consideration when transfer window activity is discussed, and ideally the interim manager would like to include Fernando Torres in his rotation in the second half of the season. The striker is our most-used outfield player this season.
'We are trying to manage the team so as soon as I can change Fernando, I have to do it obviously,' confirmed Benitez, 'but I couldn't at Everton because you have to score and he is the centre-forward - but we will try to manage him and do things properly.
'He wants the team winning games so he will understand that is the way and he will accept this.
'All of the players want to play every game but I think they can understand now that if we want to achieve something important then we have to use the squad. They know that is the way.'
Benitez spoke straight after the Everton win about how impressed he has been with the players' attitude and willingness to take new ideas on board in training. He can also see good results having a positive effect.
'I think the team has more confidence that we can do something because we are playing so well and they are thinking okay, we can play nice football but also in a tough game against Norwich we saw the character and the professional performance of the team.
'They were really compact and doing the right things all the time, and after on TV we could show the players some clips of how we are improving. Against Everton we had a lot of situations we could analyse and maybe improve but also a lot of positives as we showed character against a team that is in-form at the moment.
'The team had the belief before but if you win you have more confidence. The first games when I was here were quite difficult because we had Manchester City and then Fulham and we didn't have much time, but afterwards we could see that they can enjoy the movement and positions that we are trying to do, and they are playing better football. So I think we are in a situation now where we can move forward and the confidence will grow.'


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BIMMERPOST member ///Megalomaniac got up close and very personal with an F80 M3 prototype this past weekend. He recounts his spotting with us all:
Today I spotted this F80 M3 on my way back home. Thought I should share it with you!
First thing what came in my mind was: "Yes, I'm the first who can show a picture of the redline!" But as I came closer and looked into the car, the whole speedo was blacked out and nothing was to see! I think it wasn't a full Black Panel Display, because it looked like there wasn't any speedo at all, only a Head-Up Display..
So I looked around and noticed that the white colour was only foil! There was a blue colour underneath, which didn't … CONTINUED
We have added a video of a black F80 M3 sedan advanced prototype out on the highway.
The F82 M4 coupe and F83 M4 convertible continue testing and we continue sharing pics with you.
Once it's fully revealed, we will see an M4 convertible which shares the M4 coupe's styling (and mechanicals), save for the roofline and trunkline. To give you an idea for how the M4 convertible will look once all the camo comes off, check out our production M4 renders below.
The one clear difference is that the M4 convertible features a different roof — in the form of a non-carbon fiber folding hardtop. It will operate and fold in the same manner we're used to seeing on the E93 M3 convertible.
As for the M4 coupe, we have all effectively seen the production M4 in the form of the M4 Concept (minus … CONTINUED
We recently showed you an advanced F80 M3 prototype in what looked like Singapore Gray Metallic (reposted below). Now see the latest prototypes in black and Silverstone.
Once again, we're treated to some great looks the F80 M3′s massive fenders. The F80 M3 shares virtually the same styling as the M4 except for the more prominently flared fenders and a different trunk design (no CSL style curve). The two share the same front front fascia and headlights, rear bumpers, sideskirts, hood bump, exhaust design, double-bubble carbon fiber roof and wheels. They will also share the same powerplant and drivetrain.
Ordering for the M3/M4 will be available beginning in January-February and production begins in the March-May time frame. Deliveries will begin by early Summer.
We'll have some initial tech … CONTINUED
Last year, Mr. Ludwig Willisch, President and CEO of BMW of North America, confirmed to us an inline 6 cylinder engine for the upcoming M3/M4, and we showed you spy photos of the engine. Despite these confirmations, stubborn rumors pop up periodically regarding a potential V6 configuration for the upcoming s55 engine.
If you needed any further convincing, now hear it from the BMW NA CEO himself (again). Speaking at an event that we are currently attending for the launch of the new X5 and 4 Series, Mr. Willisch references an inline engine for the M4 (and hence, M3), confirming he's really happy that "it is going to be a car that has the cylinders in one line." How would Mr. Willisch know? He was formerly … CONTINUED
Don't possess X-ray vision to see past all that camouflage which remains on the F83 M4 convertible prototype? No worries, we give you this digital preview.
As the spy photos and our renders show, the M4 convertible will generally share the M4 coupe and M3 sedan's styling, and of course powerplant/drivetrain.
The biggest difference will be the M4 cabrio's folding hardtop. Unlike the M4 and M3′s carbon fiber double-hump roof, the M4 convertible will be metal and operate and fold in the same manner we're used to seeing on the E93 M3 convertible. We stitched together earlier spy photos for a preview video (reposted below).
The M4 convertible will debut later in 2014, after the the M4 coupe and M3 sedan have their world debuts at the Detroit … CONTINUED
We've heard the upcoming M3/M4 at high speeds on the Nurburgring, but haven't had many chances to hear it accelerating from a stop. Well, here's a good listen, as this F80 M3 prototype was spotted by BIMMERPOST member KKM3 on the Pacific Coast Highway last night.
The M3 here doesn't accelerate to redline nor at wide open throttle, and the clip is short, but we nonetheless get a good sound preview of the car's inline 6 cylinder S55 engine and exhaust.
Here is KKM3′s reaction to witnessing this M3 in person:
I spotted this car last night around 9pm driving north on Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, California. I knew right away it was the new M3 and I was determined to get a good clip or … CONTINUED
So, how do you current M3 owners feel about the upcoming M4 coupe? Let us know inside.
This F83 M4 convertible spotted yesterday completes the M3/M4 trifecta … until the M4 Gran Coupe comes along that is.
As one can see, the F83 M4 will generally share the M4 coupe and M3 sedan's aero parts (and mechanicals). Even the trunk, which is of the automatically opening variety (to store the hardtop), appears to feature a similar CSL style curve. Parts such as the front/rear bumpers and mirrors may appear different than the M4 coupe, but that's due to the heavier camouflage which the M4 convertible still retains.
The one clear difference is that the M4 convertible features a different roof — in the form of a non-carbon fiber folding hardtop. It will operate and fold in the same manner we're used to seeing … CONTINUED