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We're proud to present our next installment in the Declassified Series! In case you need a reminder, we take two schools, the same class and compare them to see how they're similar or different. Our first post was written by Annie and Micah and covered Information Architecture. This time around Annie and Rebecca take on reference.
School: Indiana University-Indianapolis
Course Title: S501 Reference
Professor: Dr. Robin Moeller
Textbook(s): Cassell, K. A. & Hiremath, U. (2009). Reference and information services in the 21st century: An introduction, 2nd ed. New York: Neal-Schuman Publishers.
The Pros: Many people see the reference desk as a dying thing. I've read quite a few articles that talk about taking away the reference desks and putting in more computer labs. The truth is, the role of the library is changing but that doesn't necessarily mean that people won't still have reference questions. Our class tried to really address the changing role of the reference librarian by covering different kinds of resources besides almanacs and encyclopedias, although we did touch on those too. This was one of the first classes I took in library school and I went in without knowing a ton about the library as a workplace. What was great was that it was geared towards someone like me, a total beginner.
The Cons: Of course, no class is perfect, including this one. Every week we had to present different resources that would be useful to know while you're working the ref desk. The downside to this is that it was hard to remember all the different websites, databases and reference books. The other thing is, if you don't know how to use a database or how to Boolean search, you're really at a disadvantage. I don't think it's safe to assume all library school students know how to really use databases to their advantage coming in. I'll be honest, I'm still learning. Basically, if you don't know how to search, you might have a harder time answering a patron's questions.
Another thing: you can't teach people skills; you have to develop them by actually talking to people. Part of this can be developed in classroom discussions but a lot of it has to be outside in the real world.
- listening
- asking probing questions to understand the patron's needs
- knowing how and where to search for information
- speaking in public
Learning methods:
This class was a mixture of readings, class lectures, and hands on projects. The projects really helped cement the things that we were learning in class. For example, we had to create pathfinders for a subject of our choosing. That was a good experience, now I have some sort of understanding of how to do something like that in case I ever have to. Another project that we did was observing two different reference desks for a couple hours each. That took us out of the classroom and into the workplace. The librarians I met while I was shadowing were all very nice and gave me valuable advice. It made me realize what a welcoming and encouraging profession librarianship is.
After we did our observations, we all had to do a poster presentation. At first, I thought, what? Poster presentation? Like a science fair kind of deal? That's weird. But after doing some research, I realized that poster presentations are kind of big in the library world. Making my own poster and figuring out a meaningful take away was pretty fun. Not that my poster was particularly awesome but at least I have an idea of what we're supposed to do.
I think that the hands on projects, combined with two practicums that tested our knowledge of how to find answers to questions were really effective.
- Weekly readings from the textbook and articles.
- Every week, members of the class filled out a sheet about a particular reference resource that was assigned to us. Then we had to present it in a three minute presentation.
- Create a pathfinder for a subject area and library of our choice.
- We had two practicums, in which we had an hour and a half to answer five reference questions.
- Observe two reference desks and create a poster presentation *with* take-aways.
Syllabus: Dr. Moeller is actually teaching at another school now but you can see examples of other syllabi here.
This professor is also the first teacher that I felt comfortable enough to talk to and express my doubts about my own abilities. Library school students range from professionals who have been in the field for years and new students like me who had minimal experience. It can be really intimidating in class discussions to hear people throwing around jargon when you are a n00b. When I told my professor this, she told me that I would be talking the talk and walking the walk soon. She also told me that she would never think someone didn't belong in library school, as long as they had the passion. How cool is that? I walked out of the classroom that day feeling much better about my choices.
As I mentioned in my Hack Your Program post, reference is one of the required core classes. I really didn't have a choice in taking this class but I was able to walk away with some great experiences. My professor really put it best when she told me that she can only meet students halfway, they have to bring something to the table too.
School: University of Texas at Austin
Course Title: INF 384C Introduction to Information Resources and Services
Instructor: Bonnie Brzozowski, a full-time reference librarian at Austin Public Library
Cassell, K. A. & Hiremath, U. (2009). Reference and information services in the 21st century: An introduction, 2nd ed. New York: Neal-Schuman Publishers.
Ross, Catherine Sheldrick, Kristi Nilsen, and Marie L. Radford. Conducting the Reference Interview.
I love, love, love that this course was taught by a working librarian; in fact, this course is offered in other semesters and is taught by a well-respected professor but I decided to go for something different. Bonnie brought a wonderful perspective to our discussions about providing reference and I always left the class invigorated and inspired about the future of librarianship. She spoke frankly about the difficulties of reference work during this tumultuous time and as a class we developed ways to reinvigorate the reference position. Its true, as Annie said, that the reference desk seems antiquated, but this course really taught me the value of being able to effectively find the information people can't find for themselves.
While the course was tremendously helpful in developing practical skills, the overall coursework wasn't very challenging. Additionally, the Reference and Information Services in the 21st Century text was terribly boring–essentially a list of useful or interesting resources.
- how to effectively answer the question "Who would create/store this information?"
- understand proper and effective communication necessary for every reference interaction including how to deal with a diverse set of users with diverse needs
- learn how to ask the right questions to get to "the bottom" of reference questions
- gain experience with real-life email reference questions
- public speaking
Learning methods:
This was a 20-person course in a classroom. The first half of class was a lecture about reference resources for particular types of information (legal documents, statistics, genealogy, etc.). After the lecture, a student pair would give a presentation (see below in "assignments") and then we usually had a discussion about principles of librarianship or where librarianship as a profession was headed.
Over the course of the semester, we were expected to contribute 4 reference answers to the Internet Public Library (ipl2) database, which is a free online reference service. Though we answered real-life questions to real patrons, we also turned in our answers for a grade. This was by far my favorite aspect of the course. It provide practical experience within the safety net of an academic course. In fact, I'm still volunteering with ipl2!
Every other week we were given a list of reference questions on a particular subject (such as biographical or geographical questions) that we had to answer. We could find the answers using any appropriate source, but we typically used the sources we discussed during the lecture.
In pairs, students familiarized themselves with the intricacies and specifics of an online database and presented it to the class. Because librarians often hold trainings on using an online resource for their departments, our instructor wanted us to experience the process. My particular database was ISI Web of Science and yes, I am now VERY familiar with the peculiarities of the search functions.
Finally, we were each asked to evaluate two reference interactions–one in person and one virtually. We posed reference questions to a library of our choice and then evaluated our experiences, citing course materials for justification.
Syllabus: Our syllabus can be found here: UTrefSyllabus.
I absolutely LOVED this course. As an iSchool, UT tends to teach the theoretical, preferring for us to develop strong instincts and establish sturdy theoretical foundations. This is one of the things I love the most about the iSchool. However, this class was very practical and hands-on which let me put some of that theory to use; after finishing the course, I applied for a reference position at the UT libraries which I would never have done without taking the course. For someone with very little library experience prior to library school, this course could not have been more beneficial.
At UT, reference is not a required class but is recommended for anyone going into a library position. I personally would recommend that anyone who will have to answer reference questions in any setting (public, law, archives) take a reference course; I learned valuable skills in conducting a reference interview and how to navigate patrons' access to information resources.
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How do you feel about reference not being a required course for a library degree at UT? I did not know that little factoid. Enjoyed the post, Annie and Rebecca – I remember my reference course not so long ago. Don't fret – a few good reference questions from patrons answered makes one feel much better (and puts a spring in my step – the work required to answer those questions is very enjoyable to me).
Jason, because the school is an iSchool and not a library school, I'm ok with it not being a required course. While I think its necessary for anyone working in a public service environment to take a reference course, I would be annoyed as a Information Architecture student (for example) to have to take it.
In my experience, there was a required Reference class (Foundations of Reference service) and an optional Reference class (which required a 40 hour practicum).
Thanks for the insight Annie and Rebecca! I did not know that a reference class was optional for some schools either.
I attend CUA, a library school, and a reference class is required ("Information Sources and Services"). I actually just completed the course this summer, so it's all still fresh.
I have to say that of all my required courses, the reference class was my favorite. I have worked for almost two years in a public library as a library associate at the "Information Desk," but I feel like I had more to learn. Mainly fine tuning my reference interview technique, and gaining more knowledge of different search engines, databases, and digital reference resources.
Although I won't stay in public libraries (medical libraries are my goal), I definitely plan to stay with reference/information services.
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So who wouldn't want to look like the blonde modeling this wig?!!! Seriously, she caught the tousled look of the wig. It's light, it's fun, and if you like that look, this is the wig for you. I got color 24/14 which is the blonde I have been looking for; not a screaming blonde, more of a soft look.It does need bangs trimmed (which is good; better than being too short), and I also had my stylist shorten the length closer to shoulder length (I am 59; the length out of the box would be fine for someone younger).
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Great products only wish the time frame for a regular order could be sooner than 7 days
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I have purchased several Jaclyn Smith wigs from Paula Young and am very satisfied with them all. This Kris wig is about 9" or 10 " long and can be worn swooped up in a pony tail, a hair clip or worn down for a long, silky look. I bought the "wildflower honey" color and it's a lovely mix of browns and blondes. It wears and washes well.
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This is my wig to wear when I don't want anyone to know I'm wearing a wig. It's stylish yet conservative and natural looking. It does seem to get snarls in the back each time I wear it and I need to spend time with a wig brush gently removing the snarls.
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It's easier to have cut by a stylist when the ends get tattered. Looks natural, most people don't realize I have lost my hair during treatment.
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I have been wanting to buy a wig for those occasions when you need to get dressed fast this is what prompted me to buy a wig. Love the Jacquelyn look so this was the one I purchased. It is a really nice looking wig.
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Exhibitions Archive
This archive includes past Cooper-Hewitt exhibitions dating back to 1975. Earlier exhibitions, including those set as early as the 1930s when the Museum was the Cooper Union Museum for the Arts of Decoration, are being compiled and will be added at a future date. The Museum is currently closed for renovation, scheduled to re-open in 2014.
Past exhibitions can also be explored online through exhibition catalogs and related publications in our collection of historical publications.
Magazine Covers: Art for the PeopleOn View: Tuesday, August 25, 1981 to Sunday, November 1, 1981
The American and European magazine covers in this exhibition date from the mid-19th century to the present, and include titles such as The Illustrated London News, Punch, Le Rire, Domus, Camera, Harper's Weekly, and The New Yorker, as well as experimental Dadaist and Constructivist art publications.magazine covers, graphic design, illustration, Periodicals, exhibitions
Gardens of DelightOn View: Thursday, July 9, 1981 to Sunday, August 23, 1981
In celebration of summer, two floors of the Museum are devoted to a major exhibition on horticulture and its many reflections in art. Apart from a number of important loans, the show is drawn primarily from the Museum's permanent collection. Nearly 500 decorative objects, furnishings, paintings, prints, drawings, books, and textiles with floral motifs are included. The museum's conservatory and garden are specially planted for the occasion.gardens, landscape design, furniture, architectural drawings, ceramics, Glass, silver, wallpaper, textiles, metalwork, permanent collection, exhibitions, ch:exhibition=35349683
The Moving Image: The Art of AnimationOn View: Tuesday, June 16, 1981 to Sunday, August 16, 1981
This exhibition features a diverse selection of original acetate animation cels and drawings. Special emphasis is given to landmark productions by Disney, such as Snow White and Fantasia, as well as to other major animation studios including Warner Brothers, Hanna Barbera, Fleischer, Ub Iwerks Studio, and others.animation, moving images, exhibitions
PotteryOn View: Tuesday, May 26, 1981 to Sunday, August 9, 1981
These 100 examples represent the range of styles and time periods from the Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum's permanent collection. Objects include work by John Turner of Staffordshire from the late 18th century, 16th-century French ceramics, Italian Majolica, and 20th-century glazed Rockwood pottery.pottery, ceramics, decorative objects, permanent collection, exhibitions, ch:exhibition=35349425
19th-Century German Stage DesignOn View: Tuesday, April 7, 1981 to Sunday, June 7, 1981
These selections of scenic and costume designs from the Deutsches Theatermuseum in Munich serve as an important document of theater production from the German court theaters at Weimar, Berlin, Vienna, Munich, and Bayreuth. This exhibition emphasizes the familiar operatic repertory of von Webern, Mozart, Rossini, and Wagner, as well as designs for dramatic productions by Shakespeare, Goethe, and Schiller.Germany, theatrical design, costumes, theater, opera, traveling exhibitions
Innovative Furniture in AmericaOn View: Tuesday, March 10, 1981 to Sunday, May 10, 1981
A major retrospective of the innovative materials and mechanical gadgetry that has enabled 19th- and 20th-century American furniture to fold, retract, recline, and change form. Patent drawings and photographs accompany the furniture on display.furniture design, American, traveling exhibitions
John Henry Belter and the Rococo RevivalOn View: Tuesday, March 10, 1981 to Sunday, May 24, 1981
This landmark Belter exhibition assembles many rare works from the 19th-century cabinetmaker's New York workshop.furniture, furniture maker, 19th century, New York, exhibitions, ch:exhibition=35349659
MatchsafesOn View: Sunday, February 8, 1981 to Sunday, April 26, 1981
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Ephemeral Images: Recent American PostersOn View: Thursday, January 29, 1981 to Sunday, March 29, 1981
This exhibition surveys posters created between 1971 and 1981 by America's foremost graphic designers.graphic design, posters, American, 20th century, exhibitions, ch:exhibition=35350269
Now I Lay Me Down to Eat: A Salute to the Unknown Art of LivingOn View: Tuesday, November 18, 1980 to Thursday, January 22, 1981
This exhibition is an exercise in observation, exploring attitudes toward everyday domestic manners by filling the museum with familiar objects relating to such subjects as bathing, sitting, sleeping, eating, and cleansing. Settings from The Last Supper to Buckminster Fuller's Dymaxion bathroom are explored.
Organized by Bernard Rudofsky, the Museum's scholar-in-residence.domestic life, exhibitions


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These adorable cupcake place settings will add a fun and festive touch to any party! Your guests will love them...just make sure they know they aren't for eating!
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- Styrofoam™ Balls, 2 1/2"
- Cupcake Liners
- Cupcake Wraps
- Felt
- Accent Bows
- Pearl Headpins
- Cardstock
- Toothpicks
Project Instructions
Cut a small flat spot on the bottom of each ball using a saw. Glue the flat side of each ball into a cupcake liner.
Cut 2" circles from the felt. You will need about 12 circles for each cupcake. Lay a circle on the top of the ball. Push a tuck tool into the center of the circle inserting it into the ball. As you push the circle into the ball it will ruffle to create the look of whipped frosting. Continue tucking felt circles into the foam side by side until all the cupcakes are frosted.
Decorate the frosted cupcakes with the pearl headpins. Place a wrapper around each cupcake.
Cut circles from the sticker paper and sandwich the tip of a toothpick in between two circles. Glue a bow to each sticker and push them into the top of each cupcake.
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RocketBallz Tour Rescue - Launch it Longer and Higher
- Speed Pocket in the sole boosts ball speed dramatically for more distance
- Thick-Thin Crown design creates lower CG to promote higher launch for more distance
- Exceptionally large, deep face and high-MOI head for easy launch
- Lightweight standard shaft and grip promotes faster swing speed for more distance
- White crown and black face makes alignment easy and eliminates glare on top
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After being very satisfied with the RBZ 3 wood and Tour driver, I purchased the RBZ Tour 3 hybrid (18.5 degree) as an alternative to a 5 wood. I ordered it with the standard stiff shaft. I was impressed immediately by the weight of the head. It felt powerful when I took a few indoor practice swings. On the course the club is amazing. It hit it consistently 240 yards, and have had it carry and roll 295 yards on a slight downhill par 5. It is workable for a draw or fade. The only downside, such as it is, is that I am having to rework the distances on my irons to make sure the distance gaps are adequate because the RBZ hybrid is so long. If the new RBZ Stage 2 clubs are longer than the original hybrids, as Taylor Made claims, look out.
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I have the 2, 3, and 4 Rocketballz Tour Rescues and I have to say very impressed with the mid trajectory ball flight. I was 198 out on a par 3 wind in my face. Took my 3 Brid out laid the ball on the Tee Box using no tee and stuck it by the pin with a 15 inch putt for birdie. They love to go straight even on miss hits. Finally, when you hit one on the screws the feedback is awesome. One more thing ball jumps off the face!
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Timothy "Dwayne" Hudler, technologist with High Point Regional, has received the North Carolina Society of Radiologic Technologists (NCSRT) Imaging Professionals for Excellence Award.
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At 3:55 a.m. a car drove through the front entrance of the High Point Regional Emergency Department. The driver is currently being evaluated. There was a passenger in the car that has been evaluated and released. There were no other injuries in this accident.
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Barberitos restaurants in High Point and Greensboro will be serving pink chips and donating 10 percent of sales to benefit the Hayworth Cancer Center at High Point Regional Health System. This will be the fourth year Barberitos will serve "Pink Out" tortilla chips in an effort to promote breast cancer awareness.
High Point Regional Health System has joined forces with the American College of Cardiology Foundation (ACCF) to implement an innovative simulation program: SIM-FIT MI (Simulation for Improved Teamwork in Myocardial Infarction)The goal of this program is to continue improving the acute care of patients suffering from acute myocardial infarction.
Dr. Todd Reiter, recently appointed medical director of the Inpatient Rehabilitation Center at High Point Regional Health System, knows first-hand the similarities between Olympic athletes and rehabilitation patients. Dr. Reiter is also the U.S. Sports Medical Coordinator for the Philippine Olympic Team. He attended the 2008 Summer Olympic Games in Beijing, China and plans to attend the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in the United Kingdom.
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Mountain hotel with 2 restaurants
When you stay at Alpenhof Lodge in Mammoth Lakes, you'll be near ski lifts and convenient to Sierra Star Golf Course and Mammoth Hospital.
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- Number of floors - 3
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- Number of restaurants - 2
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A complimentary continental breakfast is served each morning between 7 AM and 10 AM.
Petras Bistro - This bistro specializes in Californian cuisine and serves dinner and light fare. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Happy hour is offered. Reservations are required. Open select days
Clocktower Cellar - This pub specializes in American cuisine and serves dinner and light fare. Happy hour is offered.
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Snowmobiles burn grass in Three Lakes
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- Some folks might feel like the recent temps is more of a sign of late fall.
Snowmobiles were racing around Three Lakes today.
It's the 4th annual Vintage Thunder Grass Drags. About 110 drivers were competing in 24 different classes.
The event is also a fund-raiser for the Three Lakes Trail system. Organizers hoped to raise about $1500.
Some sleds are going 70 miles per hour. Kids are racing too - just quite as fast.
5-year old Tommy Burr of Eagle River loves racing on the grass.
"Because you can win trophies. You can go fast."
Tommy did win a trophy. He was the Mini 120 stock feature winner.
His father Steve adds, "For us it's a family event. With Tommy running now, myself, my sister races - we really enjoy it."
"It is a fund raiser for Three Lakes Trails," race coordinator Mark Kirby explains. "It helps with the cost of maintaining the trails. Fuel, new equipment, whatever it takes."
Also Rhinelander's Leah Tanner won the big race - the Northwoods Cup Challenge.
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Correction: Northwoods man initially charged with attempted homicide, takes plea deal
Submitted: 04/23/2014
- We want to correct a mistake we made in our Newscasts at ten last night and again this morning.
The story was about 31-year old James Peterson of Lac du Flambeau, who accepted a plea deal.
We wrongly said he had originally been charged with first degree intentional homicide.
He actually had been charged with attempted first degree intentional homicide, and was convicted of reduced charges.
We apologize for that error.
Witnesses told police Peterson showed up to a party with a knife and drunkenly started a fight.
Other witnesses say Peterson was attacked.
This week he accepted a plea deal.
Peterson pleaded no contest to hurting someone by carelessly using a weapon.
He was also found guilty of a second O-W-I.
Peterson will find out his sentence in August.
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Home sales down in Wisconsin for March
Submitted: 04/23/2014
- Home sales in Wisconsin fell 11 percent in March compared to the same period a year ago.
The chilly winter might be part of the reason.
The Wisconsin Realtors Association says the spring selling season got off to a slow start.
Things might improve along with the weather.
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Sen. Tammy Baldwin talking politics at Marquette University
Submitted: 04/23/2014
- Democratic U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin is scheduled to talk politics during an hour-long forum at Marquette University in Milwaukee.
Baldwin's office says she'll discuss health care reform, immigration, minimum wage and Washington's political divide at Wednesday's event.
The 52-year-old was elected to the Senate in 2012. She previously spent 14 years in Congress, and before that was in the state Assembly for six years.
She serves on the Senate's budget committee, as well as committees involving homeland security, health, aging and natural resources.
A Marquette Law School poll last month said her favorable and unfavorable ratings were both 35 percent. Another 27 percent said they didn't know enough about her to form an opinion.
The poll had a margin of error of plus or minus 3.5 percentage points.
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Wisconsin DNR to hand out turkey certificates
Submitted: 04/22/2014
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- Wisconsin wildlife officials say they're going to hand out personalized certificates to successful first-time turkey hunters this year.
The Department of Natural Resources says hunters can fill out information about when and where they killed the bird as well as information on its weight and spur length on the agency's website. Hunters also can submit a photo of themselves with their turkeys.
The agency will send the certificates out electronically within a few weeks of receiving the information.
The certificate program will run during both the spring and fall hunts.
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Oneida County Sheriff announces bid for general election
Submitted: 04/22/2014
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- Sheriff Grady Hartman wants to keep his job for another four years.
The Oneida County Sheriff announced Monday he will run in the general election.
Governor Scott Walker appointed Hartman to the position in January 2013 when former Sheriff Jeff Hoffman retired.
Hartman has served in the Oneida County Sheriff's office for 15 years.
He was promoted to Sergeant in 2006.
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Cooking for people with multiple, chronic health conditions
Submitted: 04/22/2014
- For people struggling with chronic conditions like diabetes or heart disease, cooking can be a challenge.
But being careful with how you cook doesn't mean your meal has to be bland.
One dietician teaches the "Cooking for Multiple Diseases" class at Nicolet College in Minocqua.
People taking her class need help finding the best recipes for their conditions.
"Maybe they have diabetes and their spouse has heart disease. Or other people in the family may have a different disease," said Mary Sikora-Petersen, a Registered dietician. "They want to know, how [to] cook a meal that's going to be for everybody in the family."
Petersen also stresses the importance of using healthier ingredients without losing flavor. One way to do that is by using seed-based seasonings and avoiding too much salt.
"[Add] flavors to food without adding salt. Certainly, salt adds flavor," said Petersen. "But there are other ways to add flavor, such as adding ground seasonings, adding fresh herbs to the foods."
Petersen also recommends using light olive oils and whole wheat products.
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Father facing charges connected to false cancer claims from daughter
Submitted: 04/22/2014
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- A Merrill man will face charges in connection to his daughter�s false cancer claim.
Police believe 57-year-old Edmund Winchell took advantage of businesses by asking for donations and putting out collection containers at their stores.
His daughter 19-year-old Celina Winchell posted statuses on Facebook late last year saying she had cancer.
A pizzeria employee in Wausau saw the post and offered to put a donation jar at the store. The problem is Winchell never had cancer. She faces two charges in Marathon County.
Her father Edmund Winchell now faces 18 charges including obstructing an officer and false representation.
The criminal complaint shows the family was having financial problems.
Edmund Winchell will be back in court in May.
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We found 17 additional articles filed under deaconess. They're listed below, most recent first.
- Interview with Yvette Richards
09/04/2012 -- Ms. Richards' expresses her passion in this dialogue saying: "United Methodist Women is a difference maker, a leader for women children and youth in making an impact. We need to know how to tell our story, often and everywhere. "
- Come and Follow
12/15/2010 -- What does it mean to come and follow? We are all called, set apart, to respond in obedience with the love and grace provided through Jesus Christ.
- Toward the Peaceful Kingdom: A Faith Walk
12/02/2010 -- Kindness matters for creating spaces for a peaceable kingdom to take root in our hearts, in our work places and in our communities.
- Hope in the Midst of Struggle
12/02/2010 -- Let us focus on one group of people that needs special help during this happy period of Advent: the aged.
- Being Prepared: A Faith Walk
11/23/2010 -- Once again we stand on the threshold of the Advent season, our expectant hearts excited by the remembrance of the coming of Emmanuel, God with us.
- Do You Know Where You're Going?
11/11/2010 -- The National Association of Deaconesses and Missionaries (NADAM) is gathering Nov. 11–14 in Lake Junaluska, NC, for Convocation, a gathering of community members.
- Give the Gift of Love
10/05/2010 -- The Call to Prayer and Self-Denial offering in 2011 will support the Retirement Benefits Fund. This fund provides pensions and health care for retired United Methodist Women deaconesses and missionaries.
- Haiti Update: Communities of Shalom
08/26/2010 -- Deaconess candidate Valerie Mossman-Celestin shares her work with Communities of Shalom as the U.S. director of Haitian Artisans for Peace International (HAPI).
- Deaconess & Home Missioner Discernment and Formation Retreat
06/04/2010 -- The retreat is for persons of all ages who are discerning a call and/or are in the early stages of candidacy for licensed local pastor, ordained deacon or elder, or for the lay Office of Deaconess (women) or Home Missioner (men).
- Directors Set 2011 Budget, Criteria for International Disaster Response at Spring Meeting
04/14/2010 -- Women's Division directors set the division's 2011 budget, made 2009 Call to Prayer grants and allocated more than $191,972 for repairs and maintenance of United Methodist Women's national mission institutions at their spring semi-annual meeting.
- Historic Commissioning of Deaconess/Home Missioner Candidates
12/21/2009 -- Come to St. Louis and share in a sacred moment in the lives of men and women who, through faith and hope have determined to live love in action.
- Historic Commissioning of Deaconess/Home Missioner Candidates
12/21/2009 -- Come to St. Louis and share in a sacred moment in the lives of men and women who, through faith and hope have determined to live love in action.
- West Africa Women Meet to Explore Being Better Together in Christ
06/03/2009 -- This impromptu composition by missionary Catherine Akale became the unofficial theme song of this first gathering of leaders from United Methodist women's organizations within the West Africa Central Conference. The participants gathered in Monrovia, Libe...
- Division Directors to Explore New Relationship with Global Ministries
04/28/2009 -- Women's Division directors voted to explore a new model of partnership with the General Board of Global Ministries that would transfer oversight of United Methodist Women-supported national mission institutions, relationships with international partners a...
- Potential Deaconesses Gather in New York for Discernment Event
05/30/2008 -- Despite airline delays, 17 out of 18 potential deaconesses attended the New York City Discernment Event from April 11 to 13, 2008, sponsored by the General Board of Global Ministries. In Christian lingo, "to discern" means to listen to God's call or spiri...
- United Methodist Bishop Visits Mission Institution in Fort Worth, Texas
04/25/2008 -- Fort Worth, Texas, April 25, 2008 -- As an all-church meeting continues in Fort Worth, Texas, one bishop took time on April 24 to attend another important gathering: snack time in the after-school program at United Community Centers, Inc., a local United ...
- United Methodist Women's Assembly May 4-7, 2006 Anaheim, California
01/20/2006 -- More than 8,000 women will gather at United Methodist Women's Assembly on May 4-7, 2006, at the Anaheim, Calif., Convention Center. Part of a one-million member organization, the women are bonded by common concerns – the issues and struggles of women, chi...
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Happy Link Party Day!! but today's even more special, because it's National Leave a Blog Comment Day!
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I'm truncating posts now, which shouldn't affect you if you're reading post-by-post using your NEXT button (that's how I read blogs) but if you're in a reader, you'll need to click over - - or if you're on my blog main page, find the "Click To Read More" to see the link party - - it's below all those squares (I'm trying to switch that around, but for now, it's below them) - - so on to the LINK PARTY!!
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