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Converts and evangelisation
Posted on October 25, 2010 by catholicshinobi
So having talked about the Anglican Ordinariate and the sorry state of the Anglican communion. I feel I should also mention something that Fr Ray pointed out on his blog.
The high number of Anglican converts who serve the Altar.
Part of the reason I think is quite simply one of catechesis, converts, especially those desperately seeking the Church for its concrete theology, are often some of the few people who have actually been given any proper formation, often by themselves. Converts have to slog their way through all the beliefs of the Church, one by one, in quite a grueling process of conversion that takes a great deal of resolve.
Anglicans often arrive into the Catholic church already with a solid belief in transubstantiation and convert because they want their Church to reflect that fundamental Christian belief.
The prerequisite RCIA course, in my opinion, is almost totally irrelevant and redundant for Anglicans, who are converting precisely because they already believe the contents of that course, and could be far better catechised by being instructed in more peculiarly Catholic devotions, the stuff it seems everyone should know, so nobody ever teaches it to anyone…
What is more worrying for Anglican Converts is the Anglicanisation of the Roman Catholic Church in England… things like the Alpha Course being held in Catholic Church’s. That course is not Catholic, yes it does cover fundamentals, but in a subtly (and sometimes not so subtly) non Catholic way. It has no place in a Catholic Church.
Catholic priests spend so long in a seminary that any priest worth his salt should be able to put together a better course for Christian formation than the Alpha Course, given half an hour and a Catechism.
In a more abstract sense, the biggest tragedy of the reformation was the splintering of Christian communities. We have been spread thin, separated into small groups whose power of witness is thus reduced. What is worse is that people through the logic of having a choice of Christian community to make, will obviously choose the community that best appeals to their personality. Christianity has become consumerist, people choose according to taste.
Evangelical chuch’s don’t spend their Sundays in mass, so they can be more evangelical. They are so much better at converting the average Joe off the street as a result (that and there always seem to be the moral undercurrent that if you aren’t out street preaching you are somehow failing as a Christian). Perhaps they also attract more people whose vocation has a more evangelical nature? That is perhaps the biggest nightmare, that people with particular vocations are being compartmentalised into separate denominations unable to serve each other and the Church as a whole.
People only tend to convert from evangelical Church’s to the Catholic Church when they are looking for Christianity with a little more substance to it. Imagine what it would be like if everyone was in one Church and all brought their different gifts to serve that one Church, just imagine what that Church would be like? it would be incredible! Perhaps that is another reason, in addition to miracles and the blood of martyrs, why the early Church spread so quickly???
The Vatican, and the Pope have just set up a department for the re-evangelisation, of the world. Perhaps it could think of ways which can appeal to people particularly the laity who do have that evangelical gifting and vocation to be encouraged to use those gifts within the context of Roman Catholicism. The Laity have to be the ones doing the work of evangelisation, but we need to be equipped to do it, we need to know the faith intimately if we are to pass it on.
What Evangelicals and indeed a lot of Catholics don’t understand is that there are a lot of things that evangelicals do that are all good in and of themselves. Praying over people, house prayer groups, worshiping God enthusiastically, bible study, and if they were done in addition to going to Mass would be a wonderful addition to the faith and there is no reason why the shouldn’t be used in a Catholic context.
Having said that, personally modern “worship music” makes me want to reach for the sick bucket, I find it to be emotionally manipulative and theologically bankrupt, but if evangelical converts want to have worship sessions in addition to Mass I see no reason why not, so long as I be forewarned so that I can run to the hills. 😀


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Making Gin (4)
eyendallI would like to try my hand at making (distilling) gin but am a bit confused from my search of the posts as to the actual technique. I don t want to simply add
0 AttachmentI would like to try my hand at making (distilling) gin but am a bit confused from my search of the posts as to the actual technique. I don't want to simply add a commercial essence to my distilled neutral spirit.
Bryan BornaisMy recipe goes something like this: x = Juniper berries x/2 = ground corriander x/10 = cinnamon x/10 = Licorice root x/10 = Almonds x/10 = Angelica root x/100
tgfoitwoodsWhoof! A guy s gone for a few days and the group explodes! Eyendall, Part of your confusion comes from the fact that there is no one single way to make gin.
0 AttachmentWhoof! A guy's gone for a few days and the group explodes!Eyendall,Part of your confusion comes from the fact that there is no one single way to make gin. Some distillers use a "berry head", which holds the botanicals while the hot ethanol/water vapor passes through them, while some distillers simply add the botanicals to the boiler with clean neutral alcohol, and collect the distillate. It looks like Bryan and I both use variants of the latter method. In my case, because I was afraid of the very strong gin flavor"poisoning" the copper of my whisky/brandy/rum still, I use less neutral and get a very strong gin concentrate, which I dilute later with neutral.It also looks like I got my botanicals list from the same source as Bryan, a list that Wal posted here a few years ago. I'll include the text of that list and at the very end is my recipe and procedure for making gin.Just to confuse the issue, I just tasted a couple of gins from New Deal Distillers that were juniper-only, and they were excellent.Whatever route you choose, Bryan's method and mine will both give you fine gins, but slightly different gins.Zymurgy Bob, a simple potstiller***************INCLUDED GIN TABLES AND BOB'S RECIPE***************************WITH BOB'S GIN EXTRACT RECIPE --- In Distillers@yahoogroups.com, "waljaco" <waljaco@h...> wrote:I have also found the botanicals used for the French Citadelle Gin. This 1771 recipe from Dunkirk has 19 botanicals which is the biggest number among current gins.--- In Distillers@yahoogroups.com, "waljaco" <waljaco@h...> wrote:>> Just found the botanicals for a Dutch gin - Van Gogh Gin.>> --- In Distillers@yahoogroups.com, "waljaco" <waljaco@h...> wrote:>>>> > Msg 13359 has commercial gin recipes mainly from the 19th century. >>> > This gives an idea of the botanicals and their quantity used.>>> > With the aim of formulating a standard model for gin botanical quantities for the homedistiller, here is a table of the botanicals used in 10 modern gins:>>> > 1)Tiger Gin>>> > 2)Gordon's Distilled London Dry Gin>>> > 3)Beefeater London Distilled Dry Gin>>> > 4)Plymouth Gin>>> > 5)Bombay Distilled London Dry Gin>>> > 6)Bombay Sapphire Distilled London Dry Gin>>> > 7)Mercury Gin>>> > 8)Juniper Green London Dry Gin>>> > 9)Van Gogh Gin (Holland)>>> >10)Citadelle Gin (France)>>> >> >>>> > Botanicals used-------Gin Brand (see above)>>> > ---------------------1---2---3---4---5---6---7---8---9---10--->>> > Juniper-------------yes-yes-yes-yes-yes-yes-yes-yes-yes-yes->>> > Coriander-----------yes-yes-yes-yes-yes-yes-yes-yes-yes-yes->>> > Angelica root-------yes-----yes-yes-yes-yes-yes-yes-yes-yes->>> > Cassia--------------yes-yes-yes-----yes-yes-yes-----yes-yes->>> > Cinnamon------------yes---------------------------------yes->>> > Liquorice-----------yes-----yes-----yes-yes-yes-----yes-yes->>> > Bitter almonds----------------------yes-yes-yes-----yes-yes->>> > Grains of Paradise----------------------yes---------yes-yes->>> > Cubeb berries---------------------------yes---------yes-yes->>> > Bitter orange peel----------yes----------------------------->>> > Sweet orange peel---yes---------yes---------yes---------yes->>> > Lemon peel----------yes-----yes-yes-yes-yes-yes-----yes-yes->>> > Ginger------------------yes--------------------------------->>> > Orris root----------yes---------yes-yes-yes-yes-----yes-yes->>> > Cardamon------------yes---------yes---------------------yes->>> > Nutmeg--------------yes-yes-----------------------------yes->>> > Savory------------------------------------------yes-----yes->>> > Calamus (sweet flag)---------------------------------------->>> > Chamomile--------------------------------------------------->>> > Violet root---------------------------------------------yes->>> > Cumin---------------------------------------------------yes->>> > Aniseed-------------------------------------------------yes->>> > Fennel seed---------------------------------------------yes->>> > The total amount of botanicals used is about 20-35 grams/litre.>>> > If we take the dominant botanical juniper as 'x', the proportions of the botanicals used is:>>> > x = juniper>>> > x/2 = coriander>>> > x/10 = angelica, cassia, cinnamon, liquorice, bitter almonds, >>> grains of paradise, cubeb berries>>>> > x/100 = bitter & sweet orange peel, lemon peel, ginger, orris root, cardamon, nutmeg, savory, calamus, chamomile, fennel, aniseed, cumin, violet root.>>> > If we use x = 20g then x/2 = 10g, x/10 = 2g, x/100 = 0.2g (200mg)>>> > Some current gins do not have a pronounced juniper character as they are used for cocktails and are more of a flavored vodka - for this type of gin for 'x' use equal quantities for juniper & coriander (i.e. x = 20g composed of 10g of juniper & 10g of coriander)>>> > >>> > The botanical are macerated in 45%abv neutral alcohol (usually for 24 hours), redistilled and then diluted to 42%abv which is an optimal strength for holding the flavour of the botanicals. Only the middle run (80-85%abv) is used to produce a high quality gin. Plymouth Gin also comes in a 57%abv 'Navy Strength' and which is also the British 100 proof strength.>>> > Bombay Sapphire Gin uses a Carterhead Still which contains a botanicals basket through which the vapour passes, a technique which gives a lighter flavour.>>> > All gins include juniper and coriander as an ingredient along with other botanicals. Typically a fine gin contains 6-10 botanicals, although the Dutch Damask Gin has 17, and the French Citadelle Gin has 19 - but this could be more for marketing reasons and has been criticised for lacking direction.>>> > Some American gins mention chamomile as a botanical which would give a blue tinge to the gin.>>> > Botanical names:>>> > juniper - juniperis communis>>> > coriander - coriandrum sativum>>> > angelica - archangelica officinalis>>> > cassia - cinnamonum cassia>>> > cinnamon - cinnamonum zeylanicum>>> > liquorice - glycyrriza glabra>>> > bitter almond - prunus dulcis, amara>>> > grains of paradise - afromumum melegueta>>> > cubeb berries - piper cubeb>>> > bitter orange - citrus aurantium>>> > sweet orange - citrus sinensis>>> > lemon - citrus limon>>> > ginger - zinziber officinalis >>> > orris root - iris florentina>>> > cardamon - elletaria cardamomum>>> > nutmeg - myristica fragrans>>> > savory - satureja hortensis>>> > calamus - acorus calamus>>> > chamomile - matricaria chamomilla>>> > violet root - viola odorata>>> > cumin - cuminum cyminum>>> > aniseed - pimpinella anisum>>> > fennel - foeniculum vulgare>>> > >>> > The usual mash for English gin is 75% maize, 15% barley malt and 10% other grains, although rectified spirit from molasses is also used.>>> > Dutch gin originally was made from 1/3 malted barley and 2/3 rye meal, although these days the proportions given is 1/3 malted barley, 1/3 rye, 1/3 maize.>>> > >>> > Wal >>> > (Keep in mind the suggested formula has been based on published >>> > material and not on experience.)BOB'S GIN EXTRACT#2In quart jar, put:Juniper, 1 level cup, 80 gramsCoriander, heaping half cup, 44 gramsCinnamon, 4 grams (62 grains)Pepper cracked, .3 grams (5 grains)Lemon peel, .8 grams (12 grains) ~1 1/4" stripCardamom pods, .8 grams (5 pods)Cover with 40% abv "vodka".Let stand 10 days. Distill in wee stovetop still until most of the flavor stops comming across (cinnamon flavor will be last).Use one part distillate to 8 parts neutral EtOH, or vodka.***********************END INCLUDED TEXT*************************************--- In Distillers@yahoogroups.com, "eyendall" <eric_yendall@...> wrote:>> I would like to try my hand at making (distilling) gin but am a bit confused from my search of the posts as to the actual technique. I don't want to simply add a commercial essence to my distilled neutral spirit.> Am I right in assuming that I first distill to a neutral alcohol; steep various botanicals in this for some specified period; then finally redistill the resultant liquid?> Could someone walk me through the process i.e. best formula (grains, sugar or what) for the original wash; tried and true botanicals recipe; duration of maceration in what % alcohol; when to make the correct cuts of the secondary distillation etc. Have I got the steps more or less correct? I have tried to find this information through the search function but must not be using the correct search terms.> An apparent alternative is to distill one's own concentrated essence for adding to neutral alcohol. Which is the preferred and most efficient technique?> Thanks to all for your help.>
mavNicely explained Bryan, I think I might try this recipe / method when time permits. Cheers Marc
0 AttachmentNicely explained Bryan, I think I might try this recipe / method when time permits.
> My recipe goes something like this:
> > x = Juniper berries
> x/2 = ground corriander
> x/10 = cinnamon
> x/10 = Licorice root
> x/10 = Almonds
> x/10 = Angelica root
> x/100 = Fresh Lemon peel
> x/100 = Calamus root
> x/100 = Orris root
> > If x = 100g Juniper, procidure is such:
> > Grind spices in blender.
> > Steam distillation on stovetop in a tea pot or converted pressure cooker for a > boiler.
> > Add 1L of 80 proof neutral alcohol, and collect a 750mL bottle of it.
> > Blend to taste with 80 proof neutral alcohol. Shake up martini.
> > For longer storage of the essence, add some azeotropic ethanol distillate to > boost the ABV to over 70%. This will keep the essential oils in solution.
> > Store concentrate out of light.
> > Martini Preference: Shaken, not stirred.
> From: eyendall <eric_yendall@...>
> Sent: Sun, February 6, 2011 4:43:08 PM
> Subject: [Distillers] Making Gin
> > > I would like to try my hand at making (distilling) gin but am a bit confused >> Thanks to all for your help.

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Sabiston textbook of surgery : the biological basis of modern surgical practice. (Book, 2004) [WorldCat.org]
I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/54767281 Title: Sabiston textbook of surgery : the biological basis of modern surgical practice. Author: Courtney M Townsend, Jr; David C Sabiston Publisher: Philadelphia : Saunders, 2004. ISBN/ISSN: 0721604099 9780721604091 0808922955 9780808922957 0721653685 9780721653686 OCLC:54767281
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Surgical treatment of coronary artery disease --
Acquired heart disease : valvular --
Thoracic vasculature (with emphasis on the thoracic aorta --
Endovascular surgery --
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Specialties in general surgery --
Surgery in the pregnant patient --
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Grizz 'n' Dove: Some Christmas Joy
I don't know exactly how I feel about my first go at making collages over at PicMonkey. I love PicMonkey and I love how easy it is to arrange the photos into a collage (and thus less arranging while typing the blog post!). We'll see if I continue to use them :)
Anyways, here's a little sampling of the Christmas decor of the apartment... I've always loved decorating for Christmas! Even in college, I made sure that the dorm rooms and the houses I lived in were decorated! Thus, I've always lugged around a few totes of Christmas decorations. Thankfully, Grizz doesn't mind! The Dala Horse is my first try at making felt ornaments. I have a bit of Swedish in me, so I couldn't resist buying the pattern from Lova Handmade on Etsy! The button wreaths and the music balls were made last year, and the vintage ornaments were found this past summer at a garage sale - I couldn't pass them up!
I made the scrabble ornaments this past fall, and they will all be going out as gifts. It will be hard to see them go, but I hope the new owners will love them as much as I loved making them!
Last but not least, at the top of the collage you'll see some painted barnwood signs that I created a few weeks ago (I pretty much took over the living room floor for several days as I painted and repainted until I was satisfied). They are the official greeters outside on our porch. And to top it all off, our tree has a fun garland this year :) We had our ultrasound last week, and Scooter is definitely the best addition to the tree for his or her "first" Christmas!
AmyDecember 10, 2012 at 10:36 AMLove the ultrasound garland! Hope you are not feeling as sick. I love your collages. I am always using Picmonkey, free and pretty easy to use.ReplyDeletePatricaDecember 10, 2012 at 11:50 AMYour collages came out great and best garland ever!ReplyDeleteAdd commentLoad more...
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Adipocytokine signaling is altered in flinders sensitive line rats, and adiponectin correlates in humans with some symptoms of depression — Oregon Health & Science University
Clare Wilhelm, Dongseok Choi, Marilyn Huckans, Laura Manthe, Jennifer Loftis
Major depression is a complex multi-factorial disorder with a lifetime diagnosis of nearly 1 out of 6. We used the Flinders Sensitive Line (FSL) of rats, a model of depression, and the parent Sprague-Dawley (SD) rats to identify genes, gene ontology categories and pathways associated with depression. Depression-like behavior was verified in the FSL line by forced swim testing, with FSL animals exhibiting greater immobility compared to SD rats. RNA samples from the hippocampus were isolated from a group of experimentally naïve FSL and SD rats for microarray analysis. Microarray analysis yielded a total of 361 genes that were differentially regulated between FSL and SD rats, with catechol-O-methyltransferase (COMT) being the most up-regulated. The genes that were differentially regulated between FSL and SD rats were subjected to bioinformatic analysis using the Database for Annotation, Visualization and Integrated Discovery (DAVID), which yielded several gene ontology categories that were overrepresented. Subsequent pathway analysis indicated dysregulation of the adipocytokine signaling pathway. To test the translational impact of this pathway, metabolic factors and psychiatric symptoms were evaluated in a sample of human research participants. Results from our human subjects indicated that anxiety and a subset of depressive symptoms were correlated with adiponectin levels (but not leptin levels). Our results and those of others suggest that disruption of the adipocytokine signaling pathway may be a critical component of the depressive-like behaviors observed in the FSL rats and may also be an important indicator of depressive and anxiety symptoms in humans.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pbb.2012.11.001
Wilhelm, C., Choi, D., Huckans, M., Manthe, L., & Loftis, J. (2013). Adipocytokine signaling is altered in flinders sensitive line rats, and adiponectin correlates in humans with some symptoms of depression. Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior, 103(3), 643-651. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pbb.2012.11.001
Adipocytokine signaling is altered in flinders sensitive line rats, and adiponectin correlates in humans with some symptoms of depression. / Wilhelm, Clare; Choi, Dongseok; Huckans, Marilyn; Manthe, Laura; Loftis, Jennifer.
In: Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior, Vol. 103, No. 3, 01.2013, p. 643-651.
Wilhelm, C, Choi, D, Huckans, M, Manthe, L & Loftis, J 2013, 'Adipocytokine signaling is altered in flinders sensitive line rats, and adiponectin correlates in humans with some symptoms of depression', Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior, vol. 103, no. 3, pp. 643-651. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pbb.2012.11.001
Wilhelm C, Choi D, Huckans M, Manthe L, Loftis J. Adipocytokine signaling is altered in flinders sensitive line rats, and adiponectin correlates in humans with some symptoms of depression. Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior. 2013 Jan;103(3):643-651. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pbb.2012.11.001
Wilhelm, Clare ; Choi, Dongseok ; Huckans, Marilyn ; Manthe, Laura ; Loftis, Jennifer. / Adipocytokine signaling is altered in flinders sensitive line rats, and adiponectin correlates in humans with some symptoms of depression. In: Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior. 2013 ; Vol. 103, No. 3. pp. 643-651.
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The 150 Healthiest Slow Cooker Recipes on Earth: The Surprising Unbiased Truth About How to Make Nutritious and Delicious Meals that are Ready When You Are by Jonny Bowden | 9781592334940 | Paperback | Barnes & Noble
The 150 Healthiest Slow Cooker Recipes on Earth: The Surprising Unbiased Truth About How to Make Nutritious and Delicious Meals that are Ready When You Are by
Overview "Jonny and Jeannette have done a wonderful job at marrying healthy, delicious recipes with invaluable (and surprising) nutrition information for each of these hearty slow-cooker recipes."—Alicia Rewega, editor-in-chief of Clean Eating magazine "These convenient, time-saving dishes are delicious, healthy, and easy from prep to clean up!"—Calvin Hurd, publisher of Total Health Online, www.totalhealthmagazine.com "The 150 Healthiest Slow Cooker ...
The 150 Healthiest Slow Cooker Recipes on Earth: The Surprising Unbiased Truth About How to Make Nutritious and Delicious Meals that are Ready When Y (eBook - Universal PDF)
The 150 Healthiest Slow Cooker Recipes on Earth: The Surprising Unbiased Truth About How to Make Nutritious and Delicious Meals that are Ready When You Are Pub. Date: 1/1/2012
The 150 Healthiest 15-Minute...Jonny Bowden
Cooking Well: Low-Carb...Victor Kline
Pages: 256Sales rank: 203,559Product dimensions: 8.12 (w) x 9.96 (h) x 0.78 (d)
Jonny Bowden, Ph.D., C.N.S., www.jonnybowden.com, a board-certified nutritionist, is a nationally known expert on nutrition, weight loss, and health. A former member of the editorial advisory board of Men's Health magazine and the health columnist for America Online, he's also written or contributed to articles for national publications, including the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Time, Marie Claire, Diabetes Focus, Fitness, Cosmopolitan, Family Circle, Prevention, Self, and Shape. He is the author of numerous books on health and nutrition, including The 150 Healthiest Foods on Earth, The Healthiest Meals on Earth, and The 150 Most Effective Ways to Boost Your Energy. A popular, dynamic, and much sought-after speaker, he's appeared on CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, ABC, NBC, and CBS, and speaks frequently around the country.
Jeannette Bessinger, C.H.H.C., the Clean Food Coach, www.thecleanfoodcoach.com, is an award-winning nutrition educator and personal whole foods chef. She is the author and co-author of 7 books, including The 150 Healthiest 15-Minute Recipes on Earth and Simple Food for Busy Families. She is the designer and lead facilitator of a successful, long-running, hospital-based weight loss program, a popular speaker, and a consultant to national organizations and coalitions working to improve the health of people stuck in the sand traps of the standard American diet. Her nutrition and clean food perspectives have been showcased in Consumer Reports, Clean Eating, Better Nutrition, Parenting, Martha Stewart Living, NPR, and NBC News Health Check.
Spinach , Basil, and Feta–Stuffed Chicken Rolls with Pignoli
From Dr. Jonny: Pignoli are another name for pine nuts, those small, white, oval-shaped nuts that are actually the edible seeds of pines and are in demand because of the popularity of pesto. Here they add just a touch of flavor, texture, and visual interest to these delicious fetastuffed chicken rolls, which boast a ton of nutrition from the spinach (iron, calcium, magnesium) and the kalamata olives (healthy plant chemicals called polyphenols). The lean chicken and feta cheese make this a high-protein dish. Fun fact: Kalamata olives are named after the city of Kalamata in Greece and are known for being jumbo size with a meaty taste. They enjoy PDO status (Protected Designation of Origin), which is a legal framework in the European Union designed to protect the names of regional foods.
- 8 ounces (225 g) feta cheese, crumbled
- 4 cups (120 g) chopped baby spinach
- 1⁄4 cup (10 g) chopped fresh basil
- 1⁄4 cup (25 g) finely chopped pitted kalamata olives
- 1⁄2 teaspoon each salt and freshly ground pepper
- 1 can (14.5 ounces, or 406 g) diced tomatoes with garlic and basil, undrained
- 1⁄4 cup (34 g) toasted pine nuts
Lightly spray the insert of a slow cooker with olive oil and set aside.
Place each chicken breast between two sheets of waxed paper and use a meat mallet to pound them to about 1⁄4-inch (6 mm) thickness; lay them out flat. In a medium-size bowl, combine the feta, spinach, basil, olives, garlic, and olive oil and mix well.
Lightly and evenly sprinkle each chicken breast with salt and pepper. Dividing the spinach and feta mixture by 6, spoon an equal measure onto the wider end of each breast and roll it up. Lay the rolls close together, seam sides down, in the slow cooker insert and pour the diced tomatoes evenly over all. Cover and cook on high for about 4 hours, or on low for 5 to 6 hours, until the chicken is cooked through. Garnish with the pine nuts to serve.
Per Serving: Calories 327.5; Calories From Fat 149.8; Total Fat 15.8 g; Cholesterol 104.4 mg; Sodium 868.8 mg; Potassium 523 mg; Total Carbohydrates 9.1 g; Fiber 2.1 g; Sugar 2 g; Protein 36.1 g
Part 1: The Mains
High-Protein Two-Bean ’n Sirloin Tip Chili
Real Deal Beef Stew with Orange and Clove
Clean Loaded Sloppy Joe with a Kick
Vegetable-Loaded Beef and Barley Stew
Grass-Fed Beef with Butternut Squash and Cherries
CLA-Rich Beef Biryani
Leaner, Savory Slow-Cooked Meatloaf
Iron-Rich Ground Sirloin Borscht
Moroccan Braised Lamb Shanks in Fresh Tomatoes and Red Wine
Beanie Slow-Cooked Shepherd’s Pie
Taste of India Lamb
High-Fiber Curried Mulligatawny Lamb Stew
Luscious, Leanest Lamb Chops
Versatile, Lean, and Easy Chicken Base
Lower-Sugar BBQ Pulled Chicken Thighs
Chunky German Sausage and Sauerkraut Stew
Lean Dried Apricot Chicken and Wild Rice Soup
Veggie-Rich Asian Chicken Stew
Low-Cal Fiesta Mexi-Chicken
Flavorful, Fiber-Full Moroccan Chicken
Lean Lemon-Apricot Chicken
In-a-Pinch Protein Pesto Chicken and Mushrooms
Free-Radical-Fighting Kalamata Chicken
Spinach, Basil, and Feta–Stuffed Chicken Rolls with Pignoli
Sweet and Saucy Free-Range Chicken Thighs
Satisfying, Spicy Lemon Chicken
Indian Super-Spice-Rubbed Chicken
Flavanol-Rich Cocoa Chicken Mole
Jamaican Jerked Turkey Legs
Low-Cal Tropical Turkey Breast
Turkey and Fruit-Sweetened Cranberry Sauce Supper
Lean and Green Stuffed Peppers
Lean and Easy Taco Salad
Loaded Split Pea Sweet Potato Soup
Sweet Tooth–Buster Sweet Potato Apple Soup
Lean Green Curried Tofu
Low-Cal Caribbean Black Bean Soup
Seeded and Stuffed Carnival Squash
Liver-Lovin’ Root and Cabbage Stew
Vitamin C–Rich, Three-Pepper ’n Bean Chili
No-Cream of Leek and Potato Soup
Rich and Creamy High-Fiber Sweet Potato Peanut Bisque
Gifts from the Sea Chowder
Pungent, Light, and Clear Thai Seafood Stew
Light Louisiana Creole Shrimp Soup
Piquant Hot Tuna and Cannellini Stew
Tangy Tomato-Soused Salmon Patties with Pineapple and Miso
Zested and Light Lemon-Garlic Tilapia with Roasted Shiitakes
Part 2: Stocks, Sauces, Purees, and Infusions
Mushroom Madness Stock
Lean and Clean Gingered Chicken Stock
Bone-Strengthening Beef Stock
Hearty, Rich Roasted Veggie Stock
Freshest Veggie Stock
Flavorful and Nourishing Turkey Stock
Capsaicin-Kickin’ Fiery Fish Stock
Lower-Sugar Curried Mango Nectarine Chutney
Low-Cal Herbed Lemon Sauce
Slow-Cooked Two-Tomato and Spicy Turkey Sausage Sauce
Mega Omega Piquant Artichoke, Olive, and Anchovy Sauce
Immune-Boostin’, Gut-Bustin’, Fiery BBQ Sauce
Happy, Healthier Homemade Ketchup
Memorable Gingered Peach and Blues Sauce
Alkalizing Coconut Lemon Curd
All-Fruit Pear Apple Molasses
Luscious, High-Fiber Raspberry Puree
Potassium Powerhouse: Fresh Pumpkin Puree
Fresh Thai Oil Infusion
Heart-Healthy Spiced Citrus Oil Infusion
Part 3: Side Dishes
Lower-Cal Easy Cheesy Pepper Corn
Shallot Apple Brussels Sprouts
Fresh Chili Lime Cob Corn
Fragrant Fall Rutabaga Mash: Potassium Powerhouse
Liver-Lovin’ Red Cabbage, Green Apple, and Sweet Onion
Sulfur-Rich Cayenne Caramelized Onions
Earthy High-Fiber Wild Rice and Veggies
Curried Lime Beta-carrots-tene
C-Rich Lemony Leek and Fennel Potatoes
Tender and Tangy “Baked” Yams with Coconut Lime “Butter”
Fresh Sweet ’n Sour Beets
Fresh and Light Summer Medley with Feta: Zucchini, Bell Peppers, and Onion
Curried Coconut Cream of Cauliflower Soup
Summery, Colorful Herbed Carrots and Green Beans
Orange Iron-Rich Beets with Walnuts
Iron-Power Garlic Spinach with Roasted Reds
Whole-Grain Asian Shiitake Barley
Low-Carb Spice-Rubbed Spaghetti Squash
Fiber-Fantastic Mexi Beans
Wine-Braised Antioxidant-Rich Artichokes
Nuts for Wild Rice
Part 4: Appetizers and Snacks
Pureed White Bean Dip with Rosemary Oil
Tangy Grass-Fed Meatballs
Low-Carb Cheesy Spinach-Artichoke Dip
Flavorful Free-Range Chicken Wings
Antioxidant-Rich Bubbling Black Bean Dip
Rich Reuben Dip with Flu-Fighting Sauerkraut
Clean and Tasty Pizza Fondue
Protein-Rich Pastured Chicken Liver Pate
Hot and Hearty Red, White, and Blue Crab Dip
Cheesy Gluten-Free Spoonbread
Whole-Grain Crunchy Party Mix
Sweet, Lower-Sugar Rosemary Mixed Nuts
Baba Ghanoush: Aromatic Antioxidants
Dark Chocolate Trail Mix for a Crowd
Eye-Poppin’ Lean and Clean Pecans
Sugar-Balancing Cinnamon Almonds
Lightly Sweetened Autumnal Fruit Butter
Nutty Lentil All-Veg Pate
Part 5: Drinks, Desserts , and Breakfasts
Irish Moss Tonic
Clean Classic Wassail
Hot Vitamin C–Pop Cranberry Cider
Resveratrol-Raising Fresh Grape Delight
Habanero-Spiked “Red Hot” Cider
Lower-Cal Vanilla Bean Chai
Steamy, Creamy, High-Calcium Chai Pudding
Juice-Sweetened Tropical Fruit Compote
Gingered Honey Pears with Cinnamon Sticks
Low-Cal Cocoa Tapioca
Glorious Glazed Bananas
Low-Sugar Lemon Honey Custard
Fibered-Up Strawberry Sourdough Bread Pudding
Antioxidant-Rich Sweet Potato Carrot Pudding
Low-Sugar Choco-nutty Rice Pudding
Spiced Candied Apples and Yams with Raw Chocolate Drizzle
Antioxidant-Burst Raspberry Peach Cobbler
Lower-Sugar Raisin-Orange Pumpkin Pie Pudding
Fresh Pineapple with Coconut Lime Rum Sauce
Strawberry-Lime Antioxidant Granita
Fruit ’n Nutty Overnight Breakfast Groats
Eggy Spiced Whole-Grain Breakfast Bread Pudding
I have a lot of Jonny Bowden's books, and this one is also a keeper! I love to "read" cookbooks anyway, but when I got this one, I immediately sat down and read through it to see what I wanted to try. Not even 1/3 of the way through the recipes I already had quite a list! As of this review, I've tried about 5 or 6 recipes from this book, and we've loved every one! They are simple and fast, and everything's cooked in a slow cooker! If you are looking for the typical meat 'n potatoes-type recipes, this cookbook won't be your thing. The recipes in here run the gamut from Asian to Indian to seafood to Mexican to plain to spicy and everything in between! It's a really great mix of flavors and ingredients, and that strongly appeals to me. Dr. Jonny also wrote a blurb on each recipe about what the ingredients will do for your body. What component do, say, pineapples have that are so beneficial to your body? Well, Dr. Jonny explains all that and more in the recipes. (The answer is bromelain, by the way, which apparently helps with digestion and inflammation, among other things!) And Chef Jeannette gives you tips as you cook the meal: shortcuts, substitutions, or what to serve with it. You'll get an education as you cook! One of our family's favorite recipes (so far) is the Easiest Lean Artichoke Chicken. There is truly something for everyone in here: chicken, lamb, turkey, seafood, meatless, etc. So many yummy recipes, so little time! And did I mention, you put everything in the slow cooker!? While your food cooks, you'll have time to read the cookbook's explanation about your meal! Pretty awesome, I think! I will note--especially for those of you in rural areas--some recipes call for "weird" and obscure ingredients such as Thai fish sauce or mellow miso paste. I found the miso paste in a huge tub at Whole Foods; it cost $8, and all I needed was two teaspoons, so I subbed in soy sauce and everything came out fine! Due to the ingredients required, some advance planning for a shopping trip is in order, but don't let that scare you; the end result is a healthy, delicious meal that the whole family will enjoy! And best of all, you haven't slaved over the stove all day long! I say it's worth it to make something a little different from the norm. Give it a whirl!

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CROUCH-ING CHILD........HIDDEN ALIEN: Chains For Safety
Chains For Safety
you know, its way too early to be this cold. although, the cold i can handle. its the snow that puts me in a tizzy. no, thats not true, its the freezing snow that puts me in a tizzy. it does things to my heart. like unnatural palpatations & irregular beating. when i get in my car to make that hour drive to work & my tires aren't whats turning my car...i start freaking. i have way too many hills & curves to negotiate to not have traction. what ever happened to global warming? i thought by now we were supposed to have florida weather & our weather was supposed to have moved up towards canada. i think someone misfigured. or when they took our aerosol canned goods away it also changed the path that global warming was supposed to take. damn ecologists. no, i shouldn't joke about global warming. its a serious problem & we should do everything we can to prevent it from happening. but have you read that in the latest findings the changes in the way land is used could contribute to global warming as well? seriously, every change we make, whether its for the good of the people or the good of the land, seems to be contributing to global warming. or have some detrimental effect on the earth. people, i think we're just screwed. and i know when it comes to driving in the snow, i, in particular, am screwed to the fullest extent of screwdom. you see, i've spent my entire life being convinced i'll die in a car accident. i've had nightmares about this. i've had one recurring nightmare of my car flying through the air in slow motion in a circular motion but i never land. they say if you die in your dreams you die for real. thats why my car never lands. cos i'm still alive but the dream is so real i've accepted that is my fate. i'm probably gonna fly off one of the hills i drive during a snow storm & my car is gonna twist in the air until i land & thats what will kill me. the landing. i think i'm losing my grip. see thats what winter does to me. it makes me freak out over the stupidest things. this weekend i'm taking my car to sonny for some winterization maintainance. i wish they still allowed chains on tires. i'd feel alot safer if i had a chain on my tire to drive in the snow. did they outlaw those or did someone just tell me they outlawed them? i remember when i was a kid seeing cars with chains on the tires but i haven't seen them in years. i'm gonna have to research that. i know studs are only allowed during certain months but i really don't know about chains. maybe i don't have to die in a winter car wreak after all.
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Is moving closer to work an option so you don't have to go through the worry of having an accident all the time? I know it's not much comfort but if you're driving around worry about it like that you'll probably be the one to cause the accident.
I know chains are illeagal here unless you are on your way to jail or you are related to Scrooge.Here now they make us use snow tire in the winter and if you don;t have any they fine you and tow the car away.The weather is getting colder and Florida is sup[posed to be here not there LOLJust drive safe and if you are meant to die in a car accident it will be when you;re 100
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xfce | Celettu's Weblog
Posted by celettu	EXT4 is improving the Linux experience
Now, when it comes to speed, Windows doesn’t offer much. XP is rather speedy but ancient. Vista is new and so slow it couldn’t catch up to a crippled 100-year old turtle on a hot day. 7 promises to address this issue, but it doesn’t exist yet.
Linux is slow too. Take Ubuntu, or OpenSuse, or Mandriva. They’re certainly faster than Vista, but compared to XP, not so much. And don’t get me started on booting, because Windows always has had the advantage there.
That’s why distributions always promise to be faster the next release, or why Red Hat/Fedora are developing Plymouth (which should make booting faster and more attractive). I must say I never noticed much difference between releases. Real speed umprovements for me came from using Arch, which is compiled for i686 computers, or ditching Gnome/KDE for lighter alternatives like Openbox.
Enter ext4. I timed some actions on the new XFCE install on my test-system, and to my surprise it’s faster than the IceWM install on another partition on the same PC…which shouldn’t be possible. They’re both Arch, and while XFCE is claimed to be lightweight, it’s still a DE and not a WM like IceWM. Yet, XFCE was faster, not by a big margin, but faster nonetheless.
Then, I started to measure boot-times. In a previous article I compared the boot-times of the IceWM install with those of an XP-install on a laptop, so I knew it booted around 52 seconds. That’s the time from pushing the main button to a fully loaded desktop.
The XFCE install booted in 36.5 seconds. That’s a huge difference, and it has nothing to do with XFCE.
In short, the ext4 filesystem made a DE outperform a WM, and that’s something special indeed. I’ve been using Linux for over 5 years now, and never before has a technology appeared which makes that much of a difference, speedwise.
The only downside is that I had installed and configured my main system just before the latest Arch Linux ISO was released…which means it’s still ext3. And I really don’t feel like going through all that configuration again.
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First to bring Pay Per Call technology to NZ | Scoop News
Scoop >> Business Tweet First to bring Pay Per Call technology to NZ
Tuesday, 29 November 2005, 9:24 am
Media Release - Tuesday 29th November 2005.FindA.co.nz -
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FindA Director Shane Bradley, "Pay Per Call is an ideal
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A or 0800 463332). This code then puts the consumer
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Director Andrew Chisholm says œIt was a no brainer for us,
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and for us its phone calls that ultimately result in
increased business�Already proving vastly popular in the
United States since it was introduced at the beginning of
this year, the concept has attracted companies such as Yahoo
and now Google who have recently begun testing their own
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by the Kelsey Group released in June the Pay Per Call market
in the US alone could swell to USD $4 billion in annual
revenues by 2009.A survey commissioned in March 2004 by
leading US Pay Per Call provider Ingenio and conducted by
Jupiter Research, found that 42 percent of small business
advertisers surveyed were more interested in paying for
customer leads via phone calls to their business than
clicks to their website. 40 percent of the businesses
surveyed said if pay- per-call were available in their area
they would allocate new advertising budget dollars for such
a product. ."This is a competitor differentiator for
findA.co.nz. We are not just offering advertisers a whole
new way of interacting with a potential customer, but are
opening new advertising markets for businesses and allowing
more businesses to benefit from online advertising," said
Mr Bradley.He says œFor too long the businesses of New
Zealand have had to put up with sub standard offerings from
other Directory players - findA.co.nz is here to change this
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fore front of the developing online Local Search
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findA.co.nz findA.co.nz is New Zealands 100% kiwi owned free
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over 50,000 unique users each month and growing around 10%
per month. The Business directory was launched on 4th July
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Renaissance: Insights for Action in Today's World: Leaving Church
A review of Barbara Brown Taylor's latest book, Leaving Church, is published at http://www.christianitytoday.com/bc/2006/003/20.41.html
The reviewer, fellow Episcopalian priest, Garret Keizer, draws in George Herbert, John Bunyan, Mitford and others in considering BBT's book.
Keizer mentions that Francine du Plessix Gray, in her biography of Simone Weil, retails several mystical experiences that altered Weil's life. For example, she witnessed a religious procession in a Portuguese fishing village and concluded that "Christianity is preeminently the religion of slaves". Keizer goes on to raise what is, in his view, "the most difficult question related to Leaving Church: Is middle-class Christianity even possible?.... In his Confessions of an Original Sinner (1990), the historian John Lukacs writes: "One cannot be deeply bourgeois and deeply Christian at the same time." Taylor's memoir has led me to think on that statement, perhaps harder than I ever have before. Are many of us predestined, sooner or later, to be "leaving church"? And if so, is that because our enjoyment of "the good life" is too far removed from "a religion of slaves," or because North American Christianity itself no longer professes such a religion, having become instead a trade show of pathologies and fussy preferences, which any sane person with a will to survive must eventually flee?"
I have long hoped that many if not most North American Christians will flee "North American Christianity" and instead become followers of Jesus the Lord.
According to the latest sociological research, if even 2% do so, it will not only change "North American Christianity" but will also thereby have some chance of saving North America from the plagues that are already beginning to beset it. Sphere: Related Content
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But 2010 is a microsecond away in the life of the planet, and demand will clearly grow rapidly, if not exponentially, as poor countries develop.(7) But at least there is hope that, as far as softwoods are concerned, it may be possible to achieve sustainability with a combination of enlightened arboriculture, sensible construction, products like LVL and new approaches to building like those pioneered by Richard Burton and Frei Otto for John Makepeace at Hooke Park(8) (and more recently by Edward Cullinan Architects) which explore the tensile properties of new glues and fabrics to make possible use of thin softwood thinnings green, without seasoning.
Two detonators, one in the nose and one in the tail, were triggered by a computer chip within a microsecond of the instant when the seeker head struck the fiberglass top of the truck.
This reduced overall performance, resulting in an accuracy that did not meet the stated goal of 1 microsecond (millionths of a second).
With microsecond response time, sub nanometer resolution and very high forces, the P-088 circular series of piezo actuators, chips and tubular stacks now complement the family of square actuators that currently find use on the Mars Rover Science Lab after surviving 100 billion cycles of stress testing by NASA/ JPL.
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Earthquake relief, one year later: "Shinsai: Theaters for Japan" | SF Arts: One year later, with an estimated 300,000 people still homeless from the combined natural and unnatural disasters that shook the Fukushima prefecture, it appears that the crisis is far from being over. Inspired by an impromptu fundraising effort spearheaded by New York-based, Japanese-born actor James Yaegashi, a unique memorial will take place Sun/11 in theaters across the United States.
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New Delhi: Contury's largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki Dzire has achieved the fastest 1-lakh sales mark, a distinctive feat in the Indian automobile industry. The third generation Dzire, launched in May 2017, has surpassed the 1-lakh sales milestone in just five and half months.
Positioned as an authentic sedan offering plush and roomy interiors, loaded with new features and equipped with advanced safety features, the new Dzire became an instant hit.
R S Kalsi, Senior Executive Director (Marketing and Sales) at Maruti Suzuki India said: “Indeed, the Dzire has brought an unprecedented disruption in the automobile market. The new Dzire takes the brand to a whole new level – an authentic sedan designed for the young, aspirational and indulgence seeking Indian customer. Built afresh on the HEARTECT platform, the all-New Dzire continues to fulfil the growing aspirations of young and prosperous India. Committed to redefine the market, brand Dzire has not only expanded our share in the entry sedan segment but also expanded the industry size."
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Patent US5119434 - Method of and apparatus for geometric pattern inspection employing ... - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA pattern inspection technique and apparatus, suitable for wafer and printed circuit board and related applications, employing novel intelligent imaged-pattern shrinking and expanding architecture to identify permissible line widths, spacing and in surrounding material context, and to identify defects...http://www.google.com/patents/US5119434?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5119434 - Method of and apparatus for geometric pattern inspection employing intelligent imaged-pattern shrinking, expanding and processing to identify predetermined features and tolerancesAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5119434 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 07/636,413Publication dateJun 2, 1992Filing dateDec 31, 1990Priority dateDec 31, 1990Fee statusPaidAlso published asDE69126853D1, DE69126853T2, EP0493657A2, EP0493657A3, EP0493657B1Publication number07636413, 636413, US 5119434 A, US 5119434A, US-A-5119434, US5119434 A, US5119434AInventorsRobert Bishop, Richard DamonOriginal AssigneeBeltronics, Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (7), Referenced by (20), Classifications (10), Legal Events (6) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetMethod of and apparatus for geometric pattern inspection employing intelligent imaged-pattern shrinking, expanding and processing to identify predetermined features and tolerances
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Illustrator Will Blythe To Hate Like This Is to Be Happy Forever: A Thoroughly Obsessive, Intermittently Uplifting, and Occasionally Unbiased Account of the Duke-North Carolina Basketball Rivalry
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[Signature]Reviewed by Sara NelsonFor a reviewer who's not all that clear on the difference between basketball and basket weaving, this book is a revelation. Former Esquire editor Blythe's debut is an examination of the rivalry between the University of North Carolina and Duke University college teams; in it, he interviews and profiles players and coaches, and even gives play-by-plays of key games. And yet, it is not "just" a sports book. At heart it's a memoir. Like Pat Conroy's My Losing Season and even Frederick Exley's A Fan's Notes, to which the author Anthony Wofford compares it, To Hate Like This is about family and passion and people and parents and aging and, oh, yeah, some sports, too.Blythe is a native North Carolinan whose UNC passion was bred in the bone; he and his siblings were raised to be genteel and polite about all things, except while watching basketball games, particularly against arch-rival Duke. After living in New York for many years, Blythe returns home as his father is dying and reflects on the passion that has shaped him and, he suggests, his region. Forget the Mason Dixon line, the real division in this border war is between Carolinians who support the Blue Devils and those who live for the Tarheels.Sports fans can expect to enjoy the accounts of particular pivotal games recounted here, but the real revelations for the relatively uninitiated are Blythe's portraits of his characters: the tough-guy coaches like Mike Krzyzewski and Dean Smith, one of whom nearly breaks down confessing that he's still in love with his ex-wife; the nurse tending Blythe's dying father; and, most of all, the father himself, the kind of personality you expect to meet in great southern novels from Harper Lee to Pat Conroy. To call To Hate Like This a sports book is to be only about one-third right. An elegy to place and time and generation, it is also a story of fathers and sons and an elegant testament to the way pastimes are far more than ways to pass the time. (Mar. 1)Sara Nelson is the editor-in-chief of Publishers Weekly.
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10. To Hate Like This Is to Be Happy Forever: A Thoroughly Obsessive, Intermittently Uplifting, and Occasionally Unbiased Account of the Duke-North Carolina Basketball Rivalry
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