Понадобится на 1 порцию:
1. Крупная морковка;
2. Большой апельсин (не кислый);
3. Горсть очищенных семечек подсолнуха.

Приготовление:
1. Сырую морковь очистим и потрем на "корейской" терке;
2. Апельсин очистим, дольки очистим от пленок и порвем на мелкие кусочки. Причем все это с апельсином мы проделаем над морковкой, чтобы драгоценный сок не пропал;
3. Семечки пожарим на сухой сковороде.

Всё перемешиваем. По желанию украшаем.))
Салат очень легкий, вы точно не поправитесь, а покушаете витаминов.

От себя: очищенных семечек я не нашла, пришлось заменять их орешками кешью. Задолбалась очищать дольки апельсина от пленок. Но получилось очень вкусно, хотя, наверное, калорийно.))

Нарощенные по форме напоминающие когти с цветуечками под хохлому или гжель. Фубля.

Кто хочет, ну очень хочет похудеть, прошу СЮДА. Один из самых жестоких методов похудания. Остальным просьба не заходить под страхом смерти. НИ В КОЕМ СЛУЧАЕ.
Ну, я вас предупредила.

Пишет  Юралга Норд:

Лотерея!
Разыгрываются сразу семеро котов - по коту на душу.
Правила простые:
1. Опубликовать запись в своем дневнике,
2. Оставить в комментариях к оригинальной записи ссылку на свой перепост,
3. Ждать до осени, а в сентябре я определю семерых победителей - методом случайного тыка.



..осенью летнего дождя порой очень не хватает, знаете.

URL записи

Однажды после учебы решил сходить на Пиратов. Пришел в кинотеатр, а на кассе висит объявление "Билетов на 19:00 нет". "Черт!" - подумал я и стал размышлять, что делать, идти в другой кинотеатр или домой поехать... В это время к кассе подходит девушка, читает объявление и задает вопрос кассирше: "А билетов вообще нет?" "Нет, один есть", - отвечает кассирша, девушка покупает билет и идет смотреть кино.

А я стою и понимаю все недостатки моего технического образования и достоинства женского ума, который способен различить такие понятия как "Билетов нет" и "Билетов нет вообще".
©

Улыбнуло.))

Ну, все понятно, да? XD

Ben Dowell
The Observer, Sunday 12 June 2011
Article history



Terry Pratchett says he is poised to sign away his life at the Dignitas clinic

The Discworld author has been sent the consent forms and plans to complete them 'imminently'

Terry Pratchett, the fantasy writer who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in 2008, said that he had started the formal process that could lead to his assisted suicide at the Dignitas clinic in Switzerland.

Pratchett, whose film about the subject of assisted suicide is to be shown on BBC2 tomorrow, revealed that he had been sent the consent forms requesting a suicide by the clinic and planned to sign them imminently. "The only thing stopping me [signing them] is that I have made this film and I have a bloody book to finish," he said during a question and answer session following the screening at the Sheffield documentary festival Doc/Fest.

The author said he decided to start the process after making the film Terry Pratchett: Choosing to Die, which shows the moment of death of a motor neurone sufferer, millionaire hotel owner Peter Smedley, in the presence of his wife.

The BBC's decision to air the programme has led to growing criticism among anti-euthanasia campaigners who have branded the film "assisted suicide propaganda" and warned broadcasters that they risks giving voice to pro-euthanasia views for the sake of "eye-catching TV". Alistair Thompson, a spokesman for the pressure group Care Not Killing Alliance, said the film was the fifth programme produced by the BBC in three years to be presented by a pro-euthanasia sympathiser.

Other examples include a Panorama documentary fronted by pro-euthanasia MSP Margo Macdonald and last year's Richard Dimbleby Lecture, in which Pratchett called for the introduction of euthanasia tribunals. Thompson said: "This is pro-assisted suicide propaganda loosely dressed up as a documentary. Where is the other side of the argument, where are the incredible things disabled people do?

"The evidence is that the more you portray this, the more suicides you will have. The BBC is funded in a different way to other media and has a responsibility to give a balanced programme."

Pratchett, the creator of the Discworld novels, who was 60 when he was diagnosed three years ago, said his decision to start the formal process did not necessarily mean that he was going to take his own life. He claimed he remained unsure about whether to carry through with his own death, saying that he changes his mind "every two minutes". He added that his wife, who chose not to appear in the film, did not want him to take his own life but that if he did choose to die he would prefer to do so in England and in the sunshine.

Pratchett also revealed that he would not "go to the barricades" for people who wanted to die because they had grown weary of living. It is estimated that 21% of people who die at Dignitas do not have a terminal illness.

Тут


You know, it's very difficult to accept death. It’s even more difficult to accept suicide. But what can you do if you are diagnosed with some terrible disease and there’s no reason to believe that a “cure” is imminent?
Would you choose “assisted death” which is wrongly called now “assisted suicide”?
I read long ago an article about Terry Pratchett who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in 2007. He does choose assisted death. He describes in that article his battle with Alzheimer's and, you see, that is, undoubtedly, the most well reasoned and mannered argument for assisted death possible. A man of means and intellect facing his imminent end and making the choice.
Godspeed to him.

“From the inside, the disease makes me believe that I am constantly being followed by an invisible moron who moves things, steals things, hides things that I had put down a second before and in general, sometimes causes me to yell with frustration. You see, the disease moves slowly, but you know it’s there. Imagine that you’re in a very, very slow motion car crash. Nothing much seems to be happening. There’s an occasional little bang, a crunch, a screw pops out and spins across the dashboard as if we’re in Apollo 13. But the radio is still playing, the heater is on and it doesn’t seem all that bad, except for the certain knowledge that sooner or later you will be definitely going headfirst through the windscreen.
Let us consider me as a test case. As I have said, I would like to die peacefully with Thomas Tallis on my iPod before the disease takes me over and I hope that will not be for quite some time to come, because if I knew that I could die at any time I wanted, then suddenly every day would be as precious as a million pounds. If I knew that I could die, I would live. My life, my death, my choice”.

Невыносимо говорить об Анапе, море, аквапарке, всяких южных вкусностях, ночных кафешках, которые мы любили оба, пусть и отдыхали в разное время. Июль. Август. "А ты там был?" "А ты это видела?" "А помнишь?", "А помнишь?", "А помнишь?!" Я практически чувствую соленый ветер, палящее солнце и обжигающий пятки белый песок. Это невыносимо.

About Dr. House
Everybody lies, but it doesn't matter because nobody listens.©
That’s why Dr. House is special and everybody loves him. He really listens to what people say and this interest in people’s nature makes him ask such annoying questions as “Why did you do that?” or “Why didn’t you come on time?” until he gets the truth. He is the one who cares. That's good. It's just sometimes hard to make him shut up.
Синяя Сво

Пост Синяя Сво навёл на мысль.
Хауса смотрят все - от мала до велика. Но по настоящему его любит в основном молодежь - от 13-15 до 25-28.
Старшее поколение видит в этом сериале просто медицинский детектив, палитру психологически интересных персонажей.
Что видим мы?
Мы видим себя. Не важно какой персонаж нам ближе.
Сам Хаус или кто-то из его окружения. Любой из них - отражение M.D., гипербола определенного его качества. В каждом из них есть что-то от Хауса.
В ком-то из персонажей мы видим себя.
Мы - поколение циников, эгоистов, мизантропов и сволочей.
JolieAnie

Интересная причинно-следственная связь. Сохраню-ка.