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the Fairy Park near Anakie, is a place dedicated to story telling of fairy tales and ancient myths and legends.
Someone posted this on Fb. Thoughts? ( and I'm not looking to start fights, I really want to know what people think about this)
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11 Comments on Instagram:
8xsmommy: The Italian justice system is notoriously corrupt ..
tilly90: I have around 50 proven scientific links from all over the world that prove no link- whenever someone starts spreading the rubbish that it is linked I flood them with that info...I usually get no reply after that lol--- if you want to know the name of the idiot (who lost his medical license and was proven to be a fraud) to start this ridiculous theory it's "Andrew Wakefield"
rashelle_b: It's not true. There is actually a study running right now that is showing a link between autism and neural connections in the brain in the 'speech' area. They found in a small group that all the children/adults with autism had 3 times the neural connections that normal humans have. They think this causes confusion in the brain which is what creates the issues. They have to prove it on a larger scale with more people to actually publish results. That part of the brain finishes developing in the 2nd (maybe 3rd?) trimester of pregnancy so it would basically prove vaccines couldn't cause it. Not to mention a lot of 'autism' cases are actually Fragile X Syndrome which can be tested for at birth. It is a genetic mutation passed down that basically causes a damaged 'x' chromosome. It has all the same symptoms of autism, has no cure, and is costly to test for for most people just don't. They are actually also doing a study on that over at UNC hospitals.
mrskfletcher: I am so glad that I'm not the only one who feels that way! Before having Instagram there was never a question in my mind about vaccinations because frankly I got all my shots & around here everyone gets their shots. After having Elijah, I had women that absolutely terrified me about getting him shots. I remember right before he was set to get his 2 month shots I had a very long talk with his pediatrician. She's a mom of a going boy too so I asked her to please give me her motherly opinion. She explained how the guy who started the whole thing was a fraud & the media exploded the situation. Needless to say she made me feel so much more comfortable with my decision & now Elijah is 18 months & has all his vaccinations. Some women try so hard to scare you out of getting them. @tilly90
tilly90: @rashelle_b the medical community here is indicating a strong link with the second trimester too and the neural connections and lack of "Pruning" like typical brain function :)
kaaayswiss: The 18 month needle is what causes it. I forget which it is. But every needle as long as its taken after that age period. Then it's fine.
sophies_mommy: I don't vax for a multitude of reasons. Not nearly enough research has been done in either direction and it is extremely frustrating to me as a parent that I am persecuted by society and the govt for choosing not to vax. It should be each parents discretion and not mandatory by any means. I should not need to jump through a thousand hoops and 'prove' my beliefs to anyone especially the govt.
mommalicious: @mrskfletcher thank you so much for saying that. You too @rashelle_b people need to know the facts and not just preach from fear.
Someone being helped up off the floor on Dale Street, Liverpool, during the Mathew Street festival, whilst people look on (and take photos).
I've been roaming around always lookin down at all I see.
Painted faces fill the places I can't reach.
You know that I could use somebody
You know that I could use somebody
Someone like you
And all you know and how you speak
Countless lovers undercover of the street
You know that I could use somebody
You know that I could use somebody
Someone like you
Off in the night while you live it up I'm off to sleep
Waging wars to shake the poet and the beat
I hope it's gonna make you notice
I hope it's gonna make you notice
Someone like me
Someone like me
Someone like me
Today I'm auditioning for my college's winter play, Tick, Tick...BOOM! I've been souping myself up by listening to every and any Broadway cast recording of any given musical I can find in my stash. On top of all the goodness, I got canvas CD organizers for my room. Just because a girl is forbidden to go away to college at the moment, does not mean she can't have a little dorm room pride in her own bedroom. Not to mention my shower caddy@(#/$%
"Buy wisely - buy Wolseley" was the old advertising slogan, and someone may indeed be congratulating himself for his enduring purchase. This 1966 Chester-registered Wolseley 16/60 in the so-called "Farina Perpendicular" style looks very original and was captured in a Lytham side-street, parked behind another BMC veteran, a Morris Minor of similar vintage. My father many years ago pointed out a unique Wolseley feature: the grille badge was illuminated at night, guaranteeing instant recognition.
I took this photo on Saturday of the 4th weekend of the 2013 Texas Renaissance Festival. This was the pirate theme weekend - one of the most popular weekends and this year it was absolutely perfect - great weather, incredible photo ops, and just great people.
I took this photo in November 2013 at the TRF near Todds Mission, TX, about 50 miles NW of Houston.
As someone who enjoys cooking at home, I have plenty of cookbooks on my shelves, ready at a moment's notice. As someone who enjoy using the internet, I typically ignore my perfectly good cookbooks for recipes I find online. The more bizarre and complicated the recipe, the more likely I am to attempt it, secure in the knowledge that I could fail miserably.
Thanks to StumbleUpon, I came across this recipe for Dense Hot Chocolate, and knew I had to try it. The name alone makes me laugh!
The recipe calls for:
4 Tbls Cocoa Powder
4 Tbls Sugar
4 Tbls Corn Starch
400 mL Milk
Mix the dry ingredients well, being sure to stay patient and resist the urge to stir quickly, whipping the powder all over the counter like I did. Pour the milk into a pot and slowly whisk in the dry ingredients. Once everything is blended, bring the mixture up to a boil. Stir constantly so none of the chocolate sticks and pull off the heat when it hits the consistency you want.
This is where things fell apart for me. Looking at the great pictures, it looks like liquid chocolate, smooth and rich. While I was stirring and checking my spatula, I couldn't help but think that mixing this was like making scrambled eggs. You stir and stir and nothing happens for awhile, and then BOOM, it all comes together at once, which is exactly what happened here. Once the mixture started to come together and solidify, the whole pot thickened all at once. Instead of smooth, rich hot chocolate, I had...pudding.
While trying to figure out where I went wrong, I settled on one of two possibilities. Either I didn't use enough milk, or I used too much corn starch. Probably a combination of both, to be honest. Maybe next time I'll try it with half as much cornstarch or twice as much milk and see how that turns out.
Or my heat was too high.
In the meantime, I've added more milk to my pudding, heated it back up and am now enjoying a tasty cup of I-Am-Dense Hot Chocolate!