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[Guest guest]

Dear Anne,

This is absolutely beautiful! Thankyou so much for sending it. It is

just what I needed today and I will be saving it so I can go and read it

whenever I may feel the need. I hope you are having a good weekend and

feeling well. I am trying to get a few things together in my house

before my in-laws come tomorow. It is depressing.I move slower then a

turtle and no matter how hard I try it seems nothing gets accomplished.

And its also shower day for me. Aghhh. To much to do too lil time. This

lifted my spirits. Now back to organizing I go. you take care k.

lots of luv

cassy



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[Guest guest]

Anne,

I am from a family that has had numerous

deaths from cancer—both sides. My OB-Gyn told me that I was probably a sitting

duck so I had my daughter vaccinated with Gardasil. The benefits far outweigh

the side effects for many of us. She has had no effects- a little tenderness at

the injection site.

I have also had all 4 of my children vaccinated

against meningitis. There are many colleges that won’t allow students to live

in the dorm without the vaccinations. We had a young man from here in North Texas lose both arms and legs to complications from

meningitis while in his freshman year of college.  

Just think where we would still be without

the polio or measles vaccine.

Connie

From: MSersLife [mailto:MSersLife ] On Behalf Of Anne Whitworth

Sent: Friday, January 02, 2009

11:40 AM

To:

the_Wolfs_Lodge

Subject:



 

my heart sister's daughter took her 9 year old daughter in

for her annual check up - the doc was pushing gardasil = thank heavens her Mom

had explained the negative side effects

that also brought up the new Menatra - it is for meningitis

- only 1000 to 2600 cases a year = it puts you at risk for Guillane - Buray

duhhh - the drug companies are at it again

[Guest guest]



I did not need the measles shot - I had German measles and three day measles - my sons did not have it either - they experiment on army brats a year before the rest of you with the Salk vaccine in Hawaii in the early 50's

after a lot of research my sisters all sat down with me and we all came to the same conclusion - gardacil and menatra are not worth the risk to our children

given the choice we choose no - we will even get a court order to prevent it - check the research - gardasil will only guard against - 3 of the variants and not always those 3

RE:

Anne,

I am from a family that has had numerous deaths from cancer—both sides. My OB-Gyn told me that I was probably a sitting duck so I had my daughter vaccinated with Gardasil. The benefits far outweigh the side effects for many of us. She has had no effects- a little tenderness at the injection site.

I have also had all 4 of my children vaccinated against meningitis. There are many colleges that won’t allow students to live in the dorm without the vaccinations. We had a young man from here in North Texas lose both arms and legs to complications from meningitis while in his freshman year of college.

Just think where we would still be without the polio or measles vaccine.

Connie

From: MSersLife [mailto:MSersLife ] On Behalf Of Anne WhitworthSent: Friday, January 02, 2009 11:40 AMTo: the_Wolfs_Lodge Subject:



my heart sister's daughter took her 9 year old daughter in for her annual check up - the doc was pushing gardasil = thank heavens her Mom had explained the negative side effects

that also brought up the new Menatra - it is for meningitis - only 1000 to 2600 cases a year = it puts you at risk for Guillane - Buray

duhhh - the drug companies are at it again

[Guest guest]

  My son was on the

school wrestling team when he was 16.  A few days after an “away†meet on the

reservation at Wind River, he woke up exceedingly ill – breaking out in tiny red spots and

with a change of consciousness.  By the time I got him to the emergency room,

he was out of his head and the red spots had turned to huge bruises, and he was

beginning to “postureâ€.

   Nobody at the

hospital had any idea what it was.  He went into ICU on IV antibiotics and

everything else, where he remained for almost a week (by that night, he could

no longer walk or hold anything in his hand.)

   After 6 days on IV ABs,

electrolytes, etc, the lab work finally came back – meningitis. The Drs said the

only reason he recovered (there is a bit of residual nerve damage in his

fingers and toes, and he had migraines for about a year after) was that this

was only the second time in his life he has taken antibiotics – the first time

was for an ear infection at the age of 18 months.  (I don’t believe in too much

Medical Care for kids, either…<G>)

   Thank God at the

time I’d never heard of it, and didn’t know how many kids are insta-dead or

lose limbs….

    I believe that if

I had kids now, there would have to be a really REALLY strong reason not to

vaccinate for meningitis.  We all had measles and chicken pox, yep, and we

lived.  (Most of us, anyway.)  But meningitis can kill in less than 24 hours….

  2 cents from

somebody who ain’t all that into vaccinations either…

T

in WY

" You get a wonderful view from the point of no return... "

http://practical-blackwork.blogspot.com

http://www.flickr.com/photos/liadains_fancies



my heart sister's daughter took her

9 year old daughter in for her annual check up - the doc was pushing gardasil =

thank heavens her Mom had explained the negative side effects

that also brought up the new

Menatra - it is for meningitis - only 1000 to 2600 cases a year = it puts you

at risk for Guillane - Buray

duhhh - the drug companies are at

it again

[Guest guest]



I had chicken pox at 6 and the three bouts of measles at 10 - that's all I ever had

RE:

My son was on the school wrestling team when he was 16. A few days after an “away†meet on the reservation at Wind River, he woke up exceedingly ill – breaking out in tiny red spots and with a change of consciousness. By the time I got him to the emergency room, he was out of his head and the red spots had turned to huge bruises, and he was beginning to “postureâ€.

Nobody at the hospital had any idea what it was. He went into ICU on IV antibiotics and everything else, where he remained for almost a week (by that night, he could no longer walk or hold anything in his hand.)

After 6 days on IV ABs, electrolytes, etc, the lab work finally came back – meningitis. The Drs said the only reason he recovered (there is a bit of residual nerve damage in his fingers and toes, and he had migraines for about a year after) was that this was only the second time in his life he has taken antibiotics – the first time was for an ear infection at the age of 18 months. (I don’t believe in too much Medical Care for kids, either…<G>)

Thank God at the time I’d never heard of it, and didn’t know how many kids are insta-dead or lose limbs….

I believe that if I had kids now, there would have to be a really REALLY strong reason not to vaccinate for meningitis. We all had measles and chicken pox, yep, and we lived. (Most of us, anyway.) But meningitis can kill in less than 24 hours….

2 cents from somebody who ain’t all that into vaccinations either…

T

in WY"You get a wonderful view from the point of no return..."http://practical-blackwork.blogspot.comhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/liadains_fancies

-----Original Message-----From: MSersLife [mailto:MSersLife ] On Behalf Of connie buranSent: Friday, January 02, 2009 4:29 PMTo: MSersLife Subject: RE:

Anne,

I am from a family that has had numerous deaths from cancer—both sides. My OB-Gyn told me that I was probably a sitting duck so I had my daughter vaccinated with Gardasil. The benefits far outweigh the side effects for many of us. She has had no effects- a little tenderness at the injection site.

I have also had all 4 of my children vaccinated against meningitis. There are many colleges that won’t allow students to live in the dorm without the vaccinations. We had a young man from here in North Texas lose both arms and legs to complications from meningitis while in his freshman year of college.

Just think where we would still be without the polio or measles vaccine.

Connie

From: MSersLife [mailto:MSersLife ] On Behalf Of Anne WhitworthSent: Friday, January 02, 2009 11:40 AMTo: the_Wolfs_Lodge Subject:



my heart sister's daughter took her 9 year old daughter in for her annual check up - the doc was pushing gardasil = thank heavens her Mom had explained the negative side effects

that also brought up the new Menatra - it is for meningitis - only 1000 to 2600 cases a year = it puts you at risk for Guillane - Buray

duhhh - the drug companies are at it again

[Guest guest]

  When I was a kid,

your mom would take you to visit the Sick Kid down the block so you’d catch

whatever it was and get it over with.  The Bad Thing?  My 44-year-old father

had never had chicken pox, and caught them from me.  He ended up in the

hospital with INTERNAL (down his esophagus, etc) pox.  Shudder.  My sister didn’t

get them until she was 17, got them in her EYES.

    I feel lucky to

have had all the “good stuff†as a child! <G>

  Also feel weird to

be of about the last generation to have a nice big smallpox vacc scar…

Anyone remember the

episode of “The X-Files†where Fox Mulder knew the aliens weren’t aliens

because they all had smallpox scars?

rambling

in WY

" You get a wonderful view from the point of no return... "

http://practical-blackwork.blogspot.com

http://www.flickr.com/photos/liadains_fancies

Re:

I had chicken pox at 6 and the

three bouts of measles at 10 - that's all I ever had



my heart sister's daughter took her

9 year old daughter in for her annual check up - the doc was pushing gardasil =

thank heavens her Mom had explained the negative side effects

that also brought up the new

Menatra - it is for meningitis - only 1000 to 2600 cases a year = it puts you

at risk for Guillane - Buray

duhhh - the drug companies are at

it again

[Guest guest]

, yes, and if this is rambling, well, keep it up!I got chicken pox when I was 35; got Chicken Poxpneumonia and one of our children who had ezcema,got the equivalent (in terms of the skin) of small pox.My father used to talk about the time when my eldestsister, born in 1922, was diagnosed with Scarlet Feverand the house was quarantined and he had to go backto Detroit and stay in a hotel--for two weeks!I got a large charge out of the old "X-Files," amazingwriting on the part of the script writer!Love to you, , and to all in our group, all"plaqued up."nTo: MSersLife Sent: Friday, January 2, 2009 5:56:33 PMSubject: RE:

When I was a kid,

your mom would take you to visit the Sick Kid down the block so you’d catch

whatever it was and get it over with. The Bad Thing? My 44-year-old father

had never had chicken pox, and caught them from me. He ended up in the

hospital with INTERNAL (down his esophagus, etc) pox. Shudder. My sister didn’t

get them until she was 17, got them in her EYES.

I feel lucky to

have had all the “good stuff†as a child! <G>

Also feel weird to

be of about the last generation to have a nice big smallpox vacc scar…

Anyone remember the

episode of “The X-Files†where Fox Mulder knew the aliens weren’t aliens

because they all had smallpox scars?

rambling

in WY

"You get a wonderful view from the point of no return..."

http://practical- blackwork. blogspot. com

http://www.flickr. com/photos/ liadains_ fancies

Re:

I had chicken pox at 6 and the

three bouts of measles at 10 - that's all I ever had



my heart sister's daughter took her

9 year old daughter in for her annual check up - the doc was pushing gardasil =

thank heavens her Mom had explained the negative side effects

that also brought up the new

Menatra - it is for meningitis - only 1000 to 2600 cases a year = it puts you

at risk for Guillane - Buray

duhhh - the drug companies are at

it again

[Guest guest]

My husband never had

chicken “pops” (our son’s version; he also liked to watch the Space Shovel take

off!) as a child, so he had to go stay in barracks when got them in 2nd

grade.

Someone brought

3-day measles to boot camp when I went into the AF; half our squadron came down

with them….

T

in WY

" You get a wonderful view from the point of no return... "

http://practical-blackwork.blogspot.com

http://www.flickr.com/photos/liadains_fancies

Re:

, yes, and if this

is rambling, well, keep it up!

I got chicken pox when I was 35; got Chicken Pox

pneumonia and one of our children who had ezcema,

got the equivalent (in terms of the skin) of small pox.

My father used to talk about the time when my eldest

sister, born in 1922, was diagnosed with Scarlet Fever

and the house was quarantined and he had to go back

to Detroit and stay in a hotel--for two weeks!

I got a large charge out of the old " X-Files, " amazing

writing on the part of the script writer!

Love to you, , and to all in our group, all

" plaqued up. "

n

[Guest guest]

Sorry you had to live through that, . A harrowing experienceI can only imagine! So happy all turned out ok. What a major relief,huh? love, Kate in NY > > > >  > > my heart sister's daughter took her 9 year old daughter in for > her annual check up - the doc was pushing gardasil = thank > heavens her Mom had explained the negative side effects> > > > that also brought up the new Menatra - it is for meningitis - > only 1000 to 2600 cases a year = it puts you at risk for > Guillane - Buray> > > > duhhh - the drug companies are at it again> > > > Please visit: http://www.bicycleman.comawesome guy, fantastic site. All types of bicyles, many recumbents; perfect for an MS Bike Tour!

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[Guest guest]

Sorry you had to live through that, . A harrowing experienceI can only imagine! So happy all turned out ok. What a major relief,huh? love, Kate in NY > > > >  > > my heart sister's daughter took her 9 year old daughter in for > her annual check up - the doc was pushing gardasil = thank > heavens her Mom had explained the negative side effects> > > > that also brought up the new Menatra - it is for meningitis - > only 1000 to 2600 cases a year = it puts you at risk for > Guillane - Buray> > > > duhhh - the drug companies are at it again> > > > Please visit: http://www.bicycleman.comawesome guy, fantastic site. All types of bicyles, many recumbents; perfect for an MS Bike Tour!

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[Guest guest]

Love and hugs, Jackie

Subject: To: "MSersLife egroup" <MSersLife >Date: Friday, January 16, 2009, 9:28 AM

 Murder at Wal-MartSo, here's the story. . .Tired of constantly being broke & stuck in an unhappy marriage, a young husband decided to solve both problems by taking out a large insurance policy on his wife with himself as the beneficiary, and then arranging to have her killed.A 'friend of a friend' put him in touch with a nefarious dark-side underworld figure who went by the name of 'Artie.'Artie then explained to the husband that his going price for snuffing out a spouse was $5,000.The husband said he was willing to pay that amount, but that he wouldn't have any cash on hand until he could collect his wife's insurance money.Artie insisted on being paid at least something up front, so the man opened his wallet, displaying the single dollar bill that rested inside. Artie sighed, rolled his eyes, & reluctantly agreed to accept the dollar as down payment for the dirty

deed.A few days later, Artie followed the man's wife to the local Super Wal-Mart store. There, he surprised her in the produce department & proceeded to strangle her with his gloved hands & as the poor unsuspecting woman drew her last breath & slumped to the floor........The manager of the produce department stumbled unexpectedly onto the murder scene. Unwilling to leave any living witnesses behind, ol' Artie had no choice but to strangle the produce manager as well.However, unknown to Artie, the entire proceedings were captured by the hidden security cameras & observed by the store's security guard, who immediately called the police. Artie was caught & arrested before he could even leave the store.Under intense questioning at the police station, Artie revealed the whole sordid plan, including his unusual financial arrangements with the hapless husband who was also quickly arrested.The next day

in the newspaper, the headline declared ...(You're going to hate me for this ... )'ARTIE CHOKES 2 for $1.00 AT WAL-MART!' Oh, quit groaning! I don't write this stuff, I receive it from my warped friends and then send it on to you.

[Guest guest]

  Yummy recipe – I looove

homemade tomato soup!   Rice milk or plain mashed potatoes can be used for

thickening for folks who can’t “do†soy….

   I add a chopped

bell pepper to the simmering stage for mine, and cooked barley to the finished

soup for an extra nutrition kick…

T

in WY

" You get a wonderful view from the point of no return... "

http://practical-blackwork.blogspot.com

http://www.flickr.com/photos/liadains_fancies

Creamy Tomato Soup

Description

Tomato soup is a comfort food for many people. It is comforting as well to know

how nutritious and wholesome it is, particularly when prepared with soy milk.

The lycopene in tomatoes has gotten attention recently for its ability to

protect against prostate cancer and other diseases. If you can't find juicy,

ripe Italian or Roma tomatoes, use a high-quality organic canned tomato

instead.

Food as Medicine

A study published in the British Journal of Nutrition revealed that a high

dietary intake of tomato products reduced total and LDL cholesterol levels.

Ingredients

8 sun-dried tomatoes (not oil-packed)

1 large onion, chopped

1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil

3 pounds fresh, ripe Italian tomatoes, chopped

1 cup soy milk

Salt and black and red pepper to taste

3 tablespoons fresh parsley, basil, or dill, chopped

Instructions

1. Cover sun-dried tomatoes with boiling water. Let soak for at least 15

minutes.

2. In a large pot, saut� the onion in the olive oil

until soft. Add the chopped tomatoes. Continue to cook over medium heat,

stirring, until the mixture boils.

<NOTE from DW: Is it just me being confused or the chopping of the

tomatoes??? Shouldn't the last parts of step 2 really be step 4???>

3. Remove the dried tomatoes from their soaking water and chop them coarsely.

Add them and their soaking water to the pot and cook, stirring to prevent

sticking.

4. Reduce heat to low, cover, and simmer for 30

minutes. Add the soy milk and season to taste with salt and black and red

pepper.

5. Serve in bowls with the chopped green herbs as

garnish.

Serves 4

Nutrients Per Serving

Calories: 147.6

Protein: 5.5 grams

Fat: 5.9 grams

Saturated Fat: 0.8 grams

Monounsat Fat: 2.9 grams

Polyunsat Fat: 1.4 grams

Carbohydrate: 22.7 grams

Fiber: 5.9 grams

Cholesterol: 0.0 mg

Vitamin A: 2,622.3 IU

Vitamin E: 2.0 mg/IU

Vitamin C: 81.4 mg

Calcium: 32.8 mg

http://www.drweil.com/drw/u/RCP00226/Creamy-Tomato-Soup.html

[Guest guest]



enjoy - I always send y'all the good stuff - for your soul sake

RE:

Yummy recipe – I looove homemade tomato soup! Rice milk or plain mashed potatoes can be used for thickening for folks who can’t “do†soy….

I add a chopped bell pepper to the simmering stage for mine, and cooked barley to the finished soup for an extra nutrition kick…

T

in WY"You get a wonderful view from the point of no return..."http://practical-blackwork.blogspot.comhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/liadains_fancies

-----Original Message-----From: MSersLife [mailto:MSersLife ] On Behalf Of Anne WhitworthSent: Thursday, January 22, 2009 4:35 PMTo: the_Wolfs_Lodge Subject:

Creamy Tomato Soup Description Tomato soup is a comfort food for many people. It is comforting as well to know how nutritious and wholesome it is, particularly when prepared with soy milk. The lycopene in tomatoes has gotten attention recently for its ability to protect against prostate cancer and other diseases. If you can't find juicy, ripe Italian or Roma tomatoes, use a high-quality organic canned tomato instead.

Food as MedicineA study published in the British Journal of Nutrition revealed that a high dietary intake of tomato products reduced total and LDL cholesterol levels. Ingredients 8 sun-dried tomatoes (not oil-packed)1 large onion, chopped1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil3 pounds fresh, ripe Italian tomatoes, chopped1 cup soy milkSalt and black and red pepper to taste3 tablespoons fresh parsley, basil, or dill, chopped Instructions 1. Cover sun-dried tomatoes with boiling water. Let soak for at least 15 minutes.

2. In a large pot, saut� the onion in the olive oil until soft. Add the chopped tomatoes. Continue to cook over medium heat, stirring, until the mixture boils.

<NOTE from DW: Is it just me being confused or the chopping of the tomatoes??? Shouldn't the last parts of step 2 really be step 4???>

3. Remove the dried tomatoes from their soaking water and chop them coarsely. Add them and their soaking water to the pot and cook, stirring to prevent sticking.

4. Reduce heat to low, cover, and simmer for 30 minutes. Add the soy milk and season to taste with salt and black and red pepper.

5. Serve in bowls with the chopped green herbs as garnish.

Serves 4

Nutrients Per ServingCalories: 147.6 Protein: 5.5 gramsFat: 5.9 grams Saturated Fat: 0.8 gramsMonounsat Fat: 2.9 gramsPolyunsat Fat: 1.4 gramsCarbohydrate: 22.7 gramsFiber: 5.9 gramsCholesterol: 0.0 mgVitamin A: 2,622.3 IUVitamin E: 2.0 mg/IUVitamin C: 81.4 mg Calcium: 32.8 mg

http://www.drweil.com/drw/u/RCP00226/Creamy-Tomato-Soup.html

[Guest guest]

  I think soup is VERY

good for the soul!  J  (And oh my goodness, there are only a few weeks left til Lent….eeek! 

Time to start hunting new vegan recipes!)

T

in WY

" You get a wonderful view from the point of no return... "

http://practical-blackwork.blogspot.com

http://www.flickr.com/photos/liadains_fancies

Re:

enjoy - I always send y'all the

good stuff - for your soul sake

Creamy Tomato Soup

Description

Tomato soup is a comfort food for many people. It is comforting as well to know

how nutritious and wholesome it is, particularly when prepared with soy milk.

The lycopene in tomatoes has gotten attention recently for its ability to

protect against prostate cancer and other diseases. If you can't find juicy, ripe

Italian or Roma tomatoes, use a high-quality organic canned tomato instead.

Food as Medicine

A study published in the British Journal of Nutrition revealed that a high

dietary intake of tomato products reduced total and LDL cholesterol levels.

Ingredients

8 sun-dried tomatoes (not oil-packed)

1 large onion, chopped

1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil

3 pounds fresh, ripe Italian tomatoes, chopped

1 cup soy milk

Salt and black and red pepper to taste

3 tablespoons fresh parsley, basil, or dill, chopped

Instructions

1. Cover sun-dried tomatoes with boiling water. Let soak for at least 15

minutes.

2. In a large pot, saut� the onion in the olive oil

until soft. Add the chopped tomatoes. Continue to cook over medium heat,

stirring, until the mixture boils.

<NOTE from DW: Is it just me being confused or the chopping of the

tomatoes??? Shouldn't the last parts of step 2 really be step 4???>

3. Remove the dried tomatoes from their soaking water and chop them coarsely.

Add them and their soaking water to the pot and cook, stirring to prevent

sticking.

4. Reduce heat to low, cover, and simmer for 30

minutes. Add the soy milk and season to taste with salt and black and red

pepper.

5. Serve in bowls with the chopped green herbs as

garnish.

Serves 4

Nutrients Per Serving

Calories: 147.6

Protein: 5.5 grams

Fat: 5.9 grams

Saturated Fat: 0.8 grams

Monounsat Fat: 2.9 grams

Polyunsat Fat: 1.4 grams

Carbohydrate: 22.7 grams

Fiber: 5.9 grams

Cholesterol: 0.0 mg

Vitamin A: 2,622.3 IU

Vitamin E: 2.0 mg/IU

Vitamin C: 81.4 mg

Calcium: 32.8 mg

http://www.drweil.com/drw/u/RCP00226/Creamy-Tomato-Soup.html

[Guest guest]



uh tomatoes are veggies - does this one count

RE:

Yummy recipe – I looove homemade tomato soup! Rice milk or plain mashed potatoes can be used for thickening for folks who can’t “do†soy….

I add a chopped bell pepper to the simmering stage for mine, and cooked barley to the finished soup for an extra nutrition kick…

T

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-----Original Message-----From: MSersLife [mailto:MSersLife ] On Behalf Of Anne WhitworthSent: Thursday, January 22, 2009 4:35 PMTo: the_Wolfs_Lodge Subject:

Creamy Tomato Soup Description Tomato soup is a comfort food for many people. It is comforting as well to know how nutritious and wholesome it is, particularly when prepared with soy milk. The lycopene in tomatoes has gotten attention recently for its ability to protect against prostate cancer and other diseases. If you can't find juicy, ripe Italian or Roma tomatoes, use a high-quality organic canned tomato instead.

Food as MedicineA study published in the British Journal of Nutrition revealed that a high dietary intake of tomato products reduced total and LDL cholesterol levels. Ingredients 8 sun-dried tomatoes (not oil-packed)1 large onion, chopped1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil3 pounds fresh, ripe Italian tomatoes, chopped1 cup soy milkSalt and black and red pepper to taste3 tablespoons fresh parsley, basil, or dill, chopped Instructions 1. Cover sun-dried tomatoes with boiling water. Let soak for at least 15 minutes.

2. In a large pot, saut� the onion in the olive oil until soft. Add the chopped tomatoes. Continue to cook over medium heat, stirring, until the mixture boils.

<NOTE from DW: Is it just me being confused or the chopping of the tomatoes??? Shouldn't the last parts of step 2 really be step 4???>

3. Remove the dried tomatoes from their soaking water and chop them coarsely. Add them and their soaking water to the pot and cook, stirring to prevent sticking.

4. Reduce heat to low, cover, and simmer for 30 minutes. Add the soy milk and season to taste with salt and black and red pepper.

5. Serve in bowls with the chopped green herbs as garnish.

Serves 4

Nutrients Per ServingCalories: 147.6 Protein: 5.5 gramsFat: 5.9 grams Saturated Fat: 0.8 gramsMonounsat Fat: 2.9 gramsPolyunsat Fat: 1.4 gramsCarbohydrate: 22.7 gramsFiber: 5.9 gramsCholesterol: 0.0 mgVitamin A: 2,622.3 IUVitamin E: 2.0 mg/IUVitamin C: 81.4 mg Calcium: 32.8 mg

http://www.drweil.com/drw/u/RCP00226/Creamy-Tomato-Soup.html

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uh tomatoes are veggies - does this one count

RE:

Yummy recipe – I looove homemade tomato soup! Rice milk or plain mashed potatoes can be used for thickening for folks who can’t “do†soy….

I add a chopped bell pepper to the simmering stage for mine, and cooked barley to the finished soup for an extra nutrition kick…

T

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-----Original Message-----From: MSersLife [mailto:MSersLife ] On Behalf Of Anne WhitworthSent: Thursday, January 22, 2009 4:35 PMTo: the_Wolfs_Lodge Subject:

Creamy Tomato Soup Description Tomato soup is a comfort food for many people. It is comforting as well to know how nutritious and wholesome it is, particularly when prepared with soy milk. The lycopene in tomatoes has gotten attention recently for its ability to protect against prostate cancer and other diseases. If you can't find juicy, ripe Italian or Roma tomatoes, use a high-quality organic canned tomato instead.

Food as MedicineA study published in the British Journal of Nutrition revealed that a high dietary intake of tomato products reduced total and LDL cholesterol levels. Ingredients 8 sun-dried tomatoes (not oil-packed)1 large onion, chopped1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil3 pounds fresh, ripe Italian tomatoes, chopped1 cup soy milkSalt and black and red pepper to taste3 tablespoons fresh parsley, basil, or dill, chopped Instructions 1. Cover sun-dried tomatoes with boiling water. Let soak for at least 15 minutes.

2. In a large pot, saut� the onion in the olive oil until soft. Add the chopped tomatoes. Continue to cook over medium heat, stirring, until the mixture boils.

<NOTE from DW: Is it just me being confused or the chopping of the tomatoes??? Shouldn't the last parts of step 2 really be step 4???>

3. Remove the dried tomatoes from their soaking water and chop them coarsely. Add them and their soaking water to the pot and cook, stirring to prevent sticking.

4. Reduce heat to low, cover, and simmer for 30 minutes. Add the soy milk and season to taste with salt and black and red pepper.

5. Serve in bowls with the chopped green herbs as garnish.

Serves 4

Nutrients Per ServingCalories: 147.6 Protein: 5.5 gramsFat: 5.9 grams Saturated Fat: 0.8 gramsMonounsat Fat: 2.9 gramsPolyunsat Fat: 1.4 gramsCarbohydrate: 22.7 gramsFiber: 5.9 gramsCholesterol: 0.0 mgVitamin A: 2,622.3 IUVitamin E: 2.0 mg/IUVitamin C: 81.4 mg Calcium: 32.8 mg

http://www.drweil.com/drw/u/RCP00226/Creamy-Tomato-Soup.html

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  Yup – but need LOTS

of recipes for 49 days of fasting! J

T

in WY

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http://practical-blackwork.blogspot.com

http://www.flickr.com/photos/liadains_fancies

Re:

uh tomatoes are veggies - does this

one count

Creamy Tomato Soup

Description

Tomato soup is a comfort food for many people. It is comforting as well to know

how nutritious and wholesome it is, particularly when prepared with soy milk.

The lycopene in tomatoes has gotten attention recently for its ability to

protect against prostate cancer and other diseases. If you can't find juicy,

ripe Italian or Roma tomatoes, use a high-quality organic canned tomato

instead.

Food as Medicine

A study published in the British Journal of Nutrition revealed that a high

dietary intake of tomato products reduced total and LDL cholesterol levels.

Ingredients

8 sun-dried tomatoes (not oil-packed)

1 large onion, chopped

1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil

3 pounds fresh, ripe Italian tomatoes, chopped

1 cup soy milk

Salt and black and red pepper to taste

3 tablespoons fresh parsley, basil, or dill, chopped

Instructions

1. Cover sun-dried tomatoes with boiling water. Let soak for at least 15

minutes.

2. In a large pot, saut� the onion in the olive oil

until soft. Add the chopped tomatoes. Continue to cook over medium heat,

stirring, until the mixture boils.

<NOTE from DW: Is it just me being confused or the chopping of the

tomatoes??? Shouldn't the last parts of step 2 really be step 4???>

3. Remove the dried tomatoes from their soaking water and chop them coarsely.

Add them and their soaking water to the pot and cook, stirring to prevent

sticking.

4. Reduce heat to low, cover, and simmer for 30

minutes. Add the soy milk and season to taste with salt and black and red

pepper.

5. Serve in bowls with the chopped green herbs as

garnish.

Serves 4

Nutrients Per Serving

Calories: 147.6

Protein: 5.5 grams

Fat: 5.9 grams

Saturated Fat: 0.8 grams

Monounsat Fat: 2.9 grams

Polyunsat Fat: 1.4 grams

Carbohydrate: 22.7 grams

Fiber: 5.9 grams

Cholesterol: 0.0 mg

Vitamin A: 2,622.3 IU

Vitamin E: 2.0 mg/IU

Vitamin C: 81.4 mg

Calcium: 32.8 mg

http://www.drweil.com/drw/u/RCP00226/Creamy-Tomato-Soup.html

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Nice! Thanks for

sharing!

T

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Nice! Thanks for

sharing!

T

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[Guest guest]

Be careful! Definately sounds a little fishy. Who knows what some

people are after.

Jolie

[Guest guest]

Be careful! Definately sounds a little fishy. Who knows what some

people are after.

Jolie

[Guest guest]

That sure is creepyyyy!! A few yrs back something similiar happened to

a friend of mine and it turned out to be her ex! He was trying to trick

her to get on her page. Was very weird! Never know with myspace. Few

wks ago I got a message from some weirdo saying I was beautiful and

calling me boo and something else stupid. I just deleted it. Good luck!

hugzz

cassy

I've had a cyber

creepy drama happening lately...earlier this week I have five different

men email me totally out of the blue on my myspace email, in a space of

2 days...I NEVER get email there, BTW.

Of the 5, ALL of them were single fathers, ALL of their wives died in a

car crash, 3 of them have first names for first & last (i.e. mike

greg, craig henry, and dave clifford) 3 of them are very handsome. 4 of

them type in a style that butchers written English, with many typos and

horrible punctuation. 3 of them are import/exporters, and are willing

to relocate to wherever I am. 2 of them professed undying love in their

first email! ALL of them have Yahoo id's and asked me in the first

contact to add them to my yahoo list, they were ALL insistent on

yahoo-chatting. I KNOW it is a scam, but other then $$ I can't figure

out what they want (and will Not get from me) I know the " willing to

relocate " is a precursor for " needing $$ to move with " (if I HAD $ to

move with, *I* would be the one moving...to Philly...). And if you're

into import/export and need $$ to move then you're a piss poor

import/exporter! It's just creepy, the whole thing...the one that I did

communicate with (the first one, I made the mistake of answering)

became instantly demanding, immediately proclaimed himself my " king "

and me his " queen " and demanded that I not speak with other men and

that I " obey " him. Well you can guess my reaction to THAT. I informed

him that I am not a pet and do NOT " obey " ANYONE, and that if I want to

talk with another man, I will do so. He says he is from Florida (3 of

them are from Florida BTW) but his English is not very good, I know it

sounds funny but he types with an accent.

It's all just, well...creepy...

Akiba

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[Guest guest]

Had one of

those when I first signed up to “tribes” – he claimed his

father was a wealthy AMERICAN industrialist, his mother a wealthy AMERICAN

doctor, and he himself is a wealthy AMERICAN stockbroker – but he used

English like a 4th language, and apparently couldn’t read

either – he proposed to me in 4 different emails despite the fact that in

the first sentence of my profile it says I have been happily married for 25+

years…

Finally

had to have him blocked, and I changed my profile to state I don’t want

to date, I don’t want to marry, I don’t want to have sex, virtual

or otherwise, and if anyone sends me a nekkid picture I will make hurtful

sarcastic remarks about anatomy and report them for abuse. Been

relatively peaceful since.

And

you forget the one other thing these guys (show of green cards please? Uh-huh,

thought not) would want from a single American woman – a quicky marriage

to get in or stay in the country.

Enjoy the

silliness unless it totally creeps you out, have them blocked if it does, but

as you discovered you really really shouldn’t answer any of them…

in WY

" You get a wonderful view from the point of no return... "

http://practical-blackwork.blogspot.com

http://www.flickr.com/photos/liadains_fancies

I've had a cyber creepy drama

happening lately...earlier this week I have five different men email me totally

out of the blue on my myspace email, in a space of 2 days...I NEVER get email

there, BTW.

Of the 5, ALL of them were single fathers, ALL of their wives died in a car

crash, 3 of them have first names for first & last (i.e. mike greg, craig

henry, and dave clifford) 3 of them are very handsome. 4 of them type in a

style that butchers written English, with many typos and horrible punctuation. 3

of them are import/exporters, and are willing to relocate to wherever I am. 2

of them professed undying love in their first email! ALL of them have Yahoo

id's and asked me in the first contact to add them to my yahoo list, they were

ALL insistent on yahoo-chatting. I KNOW it is a scam, but other then $$ I can't

figure out what they want (and will Not get from me) I know the " willing

to relocate " is a precursor for " needing $$ to move with " (if I

HAD $ to move with, *I* would be the one moving...to Philly...). And if you're

into import/export and need $$ to move then you're a piss poor import/exporter!

It's just creepy, the whole thing...the one that I did communicate with (the

first one, I made the mistake of answering) became instantly demanding,

immediately proclaimed himself my " king " and me his " queen "

and demanded that I not speak with other men and that I " obey " him.

Well you can guess my reaction to THAT. I informed him that I am not a pet and

do NOT " obey " ANYONE, and that if I want to talk with another man, I

will do so. He says he is from Florida (3 of them are from Florida BTW) but his English is

not very good, I know it sounds funny but he types with an accent.

It's all just, well...creepy...

Akiba

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