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Robin Gayle Wright (born April 8, 1966) is an American actress. She is best known for her roles as Jenny Curran in Forrest Gump and as Buttercup in The Princess Bride. She has also been credited as Robin Wright Penn.
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She was listed as one of twelve "Promising New Actors of 1986" in John Willis' Screen World, Vol. 38. . Wright first became famous on television, playing Kelly Capwell on the soap opera Santa Barbara, which earned her three Daytime Emmy nominations. She shot to stardom after her roles as Buttercup in The Princess Bride and Jenny Curran in Forrest Gump, the latter role garnering her Golden Globe Award and Screen Actors Guild nominations for Best Supporting Actress. Wright was offered the role of Maid Marian in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, but turned it down because she was pregnant. She had to back out of the role of Abby McDeere in The Firm (1993), with Tom Cruise, upon discovering that she was pregnant with her second child (son Hopper Penn).


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Through the years, Jim Brogdon still remembers Jan. 14, 1969
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Jim Brogdon can still see the flames through memories of the Philippines, Singapore and Hawaii.
He calls it "Chaos."
Serving aboard the USS Enterprise, the world's first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, Brogdon saw sights most never have the opportunity to see: His ship patrolled the waters of North Korea; he took several shore leaves to the Philippines, as well as Singapore, which he said was one of the most beautiful things he ever saw; and he spent many months in Hawaii.
But the sight that has stayed with Brogdon to this day, and in his nightmares, came shortly after his assignment to the Enterprise.
On Jan. 14, 1969, during a readiness inspection, a rocket accidentally launched into a plane on the aircraft deck. The resulting explosion started two massive fires: one at the point of impact, and one at the launch point.
"One of the ship's company backed up to one of the F-4 (jets) to start the plane," Brogdon said. "When he did, the heat from the huffer (an external engine) set off a Zuni rocket. It went across the flight deck, blew up another plane, and all hell broke loose."
Brogdon and his squad, VA 146, a team of engineers, had been sent to their bunks after spending the night working.
"We had probably been in there about 30 minutes," Brogdon said. "And then we heard the most awful commotion. It sounded like bombs going off."
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I too preached that gospel of gloom and doom, even pontificating abroad by giving speeches in Athens and Oxford about anachronistic print journalism.
Yet today newspapering is a healthy business. Sunday newspapers are fat, bulging with advertising stuffers. Media giants like Comcast, New Corporation and Time Warner are glowing, surpassing Standard & Poor's average share price.
"CBS is up a whopping 40 percent," David Carr, media columnist reported in the New York Times. "The sky over traditional media is blue and it's raining green."
Yes, the print edition of Newsweek magazine died last year. The U.S. News and World Report, another weekly news magazine, now focuses on college and hospital news. But other print weeklies like The Nation are thriving because of broadened availability.
The Nation's liberal message is available in a dozen digital platforms in addition to the print version. It can be read on Zinio "newsstand": Facebook, smartphone and Kindle Fire. One of The Nation "stars" has a national television show.
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My debt to the Boy Scouts is immense. It taught me to love nature, the marvels of wildlife and concern for the environment.
It also gave me the lifelong passion for bird-watching. To become an Eagle Scout, it was then necessary to include bird study among the 21 required merit badges.
As for Boy Scout anti-gayism, homosexuality was beyond my ken as a youth 60 years ago. Today I know it is rank discrimination unworthy of Scouting ideals.
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The Israeli religious state is suddenly being confronted by talk-show host, Yair Lapid. His Yesh Atid Party (Hebrew for "There is a Future") scored a stunning success in recent elections to become Israel's second largest party behind the ruling ultra-conservatives.
Lapid rightly complains that the ultra-Orthodox are "not sharing the burden." He wants to remove their draft exemption and shift the balance of who pays taxes and who gets government aid. He seeks to end the outside influence of ultra-Orthodox in the public sphere, including gender-segregated buses and rabbinical control of marriage, divorce and adoption.
No truly democratic country would tolerate such measures, measures as strict as sharia law enforced by the Taliban.
As one Israeli woman said of her vote for Yesh Atid: "I am so tired of the ultra-Orthodox grip on this country." The ultra-Orthodox have 10 percent of the Israeli population but the power of a super-majority.
A New York Times reporter in Israel observed: "Buses have stopped displaying ads of people because portraits of women were constantly vandalized. Religious soldiers boycott military ceremonies where women sing." Lapid also urges same-sex marriage.
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The New York Mets placed pitcher Matt Harvey on the disabled list Monday after an MRI revealed a partially torn ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow, the team announced.
Harvey will be prescribed rest for now and treatment plans will be determined later.
Harvey had already thrown 178 1/3 innings this season and gave up two runs on a career-high 13 hits over 6 2/3 innings in his last start, a loss to the Detroit Tigers on Saturday. He said he felt tired after the game and reported having right forearm pain.
"It's not good news, obviously … Over the next 2 or 3 weeks … the ultimate treatment will be determined," Mets general manager Sandy Alderson said. "This is not a career-ending injury under any stretch of the imagination. We're fortunate we have a lot of pitching depth in our organization."
Alderson said that Harvey had been getting preventative elbow treatment since spring training, and is not sure when Harvey's forearm trouble began.
That treatment could mean Tommy John surgery, which would end Harvey's 2014 season.
Harvey, 24, was the National League's starting pitcher for All-Star Game at Citi Field in July and is 9-5 with a 2.27 ERA and 191 strikeouts, his first full season with the team.
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Source: #Mets' Harvey has partially torn UCL. Will be shut down. Determination on whether he needs Tommy John surgery will be made later.—
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I just to want to say that Harvey does NOT need Tommy John Surgery. This summer we got not ONE but THREE pitchers back on the mound AFTER they were told they needed Tommy John. With our technology, we can get Matt Harvey back to AT LEAST 80% in the next 3 weeks with ease and 100% by Playoffs. Here is a link to our Tommy John success http://www.prlog.org/12133787-paula-wallem-of-dallas-peak-performance-helps-pitchers-avoid-tommy-john-surgery.html Google "Avoid Tommy John" and we come up first page.
Partially torn ligaments don't heal themselves. Regular people can survive torn ligaments with rest and medication for pain. Major league pitchers need the ligaments in their elbows to be 100%. They were always "resting" Santana and in the end he got surgery. So let's just stop with the rest nonsense and do the Tommy John surgery. Maybe the media will stop comparing Harvey to Seaver. Seaver pitched 20 years without arm problems because he relied on his legs for power and not his arm.
tough break
Playing with this system known as sports~betting\star. Ive made about 2-3k per month just following this.
Sorry to see this happen to the kid. He's a class act and the kind of player that any team would love to have. When my son was playing baseball, he dislocated his elbow. We eventually took him to Jame Andrews. Dr Andrews said there are 10's of thousands of men in this country who can throw 90+, but only a small fraction can throw the innings that it takes to get to the bigs and have a 10+ year career, because the body just won't hold up to that kind of stress.
Will Matt Harvey need Tommy John surgery to repair the UCL injury? If so, the usual recovery time is 2 years. A good example is Michael Pineda, who has never pitched for the Yankees in a game that counted, is completing his second year of recovery from elbow surgery (not sure if it's Tommy John surgery).
Things like these make it really easy for Mets fans to give up on years before they happen. So there's one good thing to come out of this.
tough break kid , but tommy john surgery does work very well
This really sucks.....good luck Matt, MLB is better when you are pitching!!!
How long will it be before pitchers will get Tommy John surgery preemptively between AAA and the Majors? Strasburg, this kid, if you got a hard throwing youngster, it would be cost affective.
well. that solves the problem about whether or not to shut him down for the year.
@Jerkzilla That is a ridiculous notion. Nothing is better than the original ligament.. Tommy John surgery should never be a preemptive thing.
Its been known that parents have their kids get this done in high school. Sad, but true.
@NoQNoSuperBowl And next year too!
@ScarFace292929 @Jerkzilla Actually, some people do do it pre-emptively. The reconstructed ligament is often stronger.


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University of Colorado Hospital is the first hospital in the Denver area to use new, minimally invasive treatments for carotid artery disease.
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You may not be aware that you have carotid artery disease. Your doctor will give you a preliminary exam to determine if you need tests that show the condition of your carotid artery.
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CBOE Holdings Chairman and Chief Executive William Brodsky pulled out his chirping smartphone in the middle of a business lunch.
At a table where the preference for Apple iPhones and Samsung Galaxys was evident, Brodsky's BlackBerry was a onetime favorite, no longer a go-to menu item. Brodsky's loyalty notwithstanding, even he would concede he needs more in his mobile diet.
"I'm from the generation where, if it's not broken, you don't get rid of it," said Brodsky, head of the Chicago Board Options Exchange, estimating his device was 3 or 4 years old. "I don't get rid of them unless they break. But I have an iPad. So for me what's worked is to have this and an iPad. Then I have maximum flexibility. But definitely, when I don't have my iPad with me, if I have this alone, I'm missing out."
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The BlackBerry is no longer the talisman it once was, something every successful executive (and those aspiring to be) had to have in the arsenal along with a power suit, an MBA and an air of confidence. So BlackBerry parent Research in Motion, or RIM, finds itself at a precipice.
The Canadian company is set to introduce an upgrade this week, aimed at cutting into the consumer business it ceded in the last six years to its rivals. It even has popped for its first-ever Super Bowl ad. Analysts are mixed on whether the upgrade will enable the company to rebound.
Another theory is the chatter generated by the upgrade is the buildup to some kind of sale. The chief financial officer of Lenovo suggested last week in an interview with Bloomberg that the Chinese parent of IBM's personal computer business might be interested in acquiring the struggling company. And RIM's CEO told a German newspaper he might consider selling the hardware division or licensing its proprietary software.
"At this point, it feels like it's an uphill battle to try to get into the general consumer personal-use market now that you have iPhone and Galaxy entrenched in the market, not to mention other players like Motorola and HTC," said David Tan, an assistant professor of strategy at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business. "For BlackBerry to come in trying to get a piece of that market is going to be very tough."
RIM's dominance among smartphones effectively ended when the 2007 introduction of the iPhone forever changed the expectations of mobile users. Apple left RIM to fend for corporate clients while it played to consumers, many of whom also happened to be businesspeople.
Bedeviled by its lackluster Web browser and a relatively skimpy apps ecosystem, BlackBerry lost much of its global market share. Estimates for 2012, released last week by the research firm IDC, show RIM's share of the worldwide smartphone market was 4.6 percent, well behind Samsung's 30.3 percent and Apple's 19.1 percent.
That said, you can't pry BlackBerrys from the hands of some people in that 4.6 percent, like Brodsky, my wife and, famously, President Barack Obama.
Devotees cite BlackBerry's utility in sending email and texts, and the sensory benefit of an actual QWERTY keyboard (as opposed to a touch screen). Meanwhile, RIM's other greatest asset, the security its enterprise software offered, has ebbed, thanks to advances made by other smartphone-makers and software developers.
"RIM was the last of the hardware manufacturers to take advantage of the fact that the (corporate information technology) department really used to have a lot of say about what hardware was used in the enterprise," said Michael Rogers, who writes The Practical Futurist column for MSNBC. "They were knocked aside by what the IT people called the BYOD movement, or bring your own device. People just started showing up with iPhones and said: 'This is what we're using. You in IT better figure out how to make them secure.' The RIM people did not see that coming."
It's a bad sign when people are willing to shell out their own money just to not have to use BlackBerrys, spurning company-issued smartphones so they can avail themselves of the features and fashion points a device from Apple, Samsung or Google's Chicago-area Motorola Mobility unit might afford.
This is the target of Wednesday's big reveal. RIM has been tight-lipped. But a much-touted new BlackBerry 10 mobile operating system upgrade and new handsets, one with a touch screen and the other with a keypad, reportedly will be unveiled.
"It's a very risky move," Tan said. "You may be giving up your big selling point to the people most likely to use a BlackBerry in order to change yourself into something that might appeal to people who are not currently BlackBerry users."
RIM should probably take it as a compliment that Samsung, which has tended to make fun of Apple and its fans in Galaxy ads, last week introduced a TV commercial touting its suitability for a creative workplace that widened the target to include BlackBerry users. Told they now choose any smartphone they want for work, older employees in the spot cling to their BlackBerrys. Explains one: "I have a system" to carry one phone for business and another for personal matters.
"I am very slow to adapt to new technologies when I have something that's very reliable, and the BlackBerry for me has always been great for emails," said Brodsky, who plans to step aside as CBOE CEO in May, becoming executive chairman. "But more and more I feel the need to at least explore the iPhone because people in my office have made the switch and compatibility of technology usually is a virtue."
That — not the new BlackBerrys — is almost certainly the next upgrade for Brodsky, who fell in with BlackBerry only after enthusiasm waned for the once-popular Palm Treo.
"I have people who will help me transition into new technology," Brodsky said. "Quite frankly, at this point, if I were to go to an upgraded BlackBerry, there are very few people in my office who use it and could help me with it."
As President Obama and his family got settled in the reviewing stand to watch last week's inaugural parade, TV cameras caught the president briefly getting out his BlackBerry. He looked up a couple of times, so he could pose for pictures taken by his daughters … with their iPhones.
Much has been made of the fact Obama is the first sitting U.S. president to carry a BlackBerry.
He might well be the last.
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U.S. Soccer + SPARQ Player Development Summit Underway at Nike International Headquarters
U.S. Soccer + SPARQ Player Development Summit
Nike International Headquarters; Beaverton, Ore.
April 20, 2011
PLAYER DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT KICKS OFF AT NIKE HEADQUARTERS: More than 150 of the top youth leaders in the U.S. Soccer community, including coaches and technical directors from clubs in U.S. Soccer's Development Academy, have converged on Nike's International Headquarters in Beaverton, Ore., to discuss the next phase of thinking in player development in the United States. During the Summit, which opened on Tuesday night and goes through Thursday, U.S. Soccer will unveil a new player development curriculum, outline the key concepts and continue to emphasize the importance of quality training in the development of players. Watch Studio 90 News from Nike Headquarters
DAN COYLE PROVIDES "TALENT CODE†INSIGHT: Dan Coyle, the New York Times bestselling author of "The Talent Code†opened the Summit on Tuesday night as the keynote speaker. In his talk, Coyle discussed the development of expertise and the fostering of an environment for excellence. ussoccer.com caught up with him after his speech to find out a bit more about his research. Watch Coyle speak | Read Q&A
CLAUDIO REYNA TO PRESENT CURRICULUM ON WEDNESDAY: U.S. Soccer Youth Technical Director Claudio Reyna will present the new coaching curriculum on Wednesday. The curriculum concentrates on improving young players by creating more organized, age-appropriate training sessions, developing coaching practices and creating an environment that is fun for the players. The entire coaching curriculum will be made available for download Thursday, April 21, on ussocccer.com.
FOCUS ON THE YOUNGER PLAYERS: Before the curriculum is unveiled, ussoccer.com spoke with Reyna and other U.S. Soccer youth coaches to find out the thought process behind creating the new curriculum. The coaches talked about the most important elements they believe will help improve the youngest players and improve soccer development in the United States.
SEEING IT ON THE FIELD: After the new curriculum is introduced by Reyna on Wednesday, the education will continue on the field. Fitness coach Paco de Miguel, considered the right hand man of Rafa Benitez, will demonstrate how to create a professional training plan and apply it on the training field. Brian McBride will provide insight into his experiences and discuss how functional training influenced his development and made him a better player.
SPARQ TO SHOWCASE ITS TRAINING PHILOSOPHY: On Thursday, SPARQ will display the latest methods in functional performance training, a practice critical to maximizing athletic potential in youth soccer players. SPARQ, Nike's performance division and U.S. Soccer's partner in performance and assessment, will reveal findings from SPARQ Testing of Development Academy and U.S. Youth National Team players, and provide coaches with an overview on how to effectively integrate physical conditioning work into their technical and tactical training programs. SPARQ Performance Director Paul Winsper will outline SPARQ's training philosophy and methodology, while others from his team will share information derived from the athlete assessment that SPARQ and U.S. Soccer have been partnering on since 2008.
FOLLOW THE SUMMIT ON TWITTER: ussoccer.com will provide coverage of all the summit's activities, and you can follow along in real time via Twitter @ussoccer_ynt and join in the conversation with the hashtag #USSF_Summit.


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3152 Brighton 6th St # A, Brooklyn, NY | Directions 1123540.575136 -73.960878
Sun-Thurs noon-midnight, Fri-Sat noon-2 am
Neighborhoods: Brighton Beach
Under New Management – Just went to the Winter Garden for dinner and had 14 people with me. The place is under new management
and it shows. Great food, nice selection for adults and
kids. The staff was very friendly and efficient. We all
were very satisfied with the experience. I highly
recommended for both dinner and parties. They have
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cozy decor both inside and outside.
Happy Eating!!!
Worst Service I've Every Received – Went there for mothers day with a table for four. Ordered food and then waited for two hours. Only two guests were served their entree and then the third guest was served only after the first two had finished. The fouth guest was notified that they no longer had the dish and was served absolutely nothing. They offered nothing for the mistake, and finally gave 10% off total check, which was $10. Hands down the ABSOLUTE WORST service in NYC! My advice would be to avoid this place like the plague!!!!!!
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This is a great opportunity!
Every time I click on 100% Whey Protein Powder it goes to Mass Factor though and puts Mass Factor in my shopping cart. There must be a glitch.
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Hi there i would love to buy your products, but i cant seem to find any EAS products in Australia, you guys ever going to ship here
I ordered Some EdvantEdge Strawberry and Myoplex Lite Cookies and Cream
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Hummmm another way would be for me to order what I need, have it shipped to one of you and then you ship to me...any takers???
Thanks for the heads up, Sue! I'll pass this along to the Team to investigate.
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Sorry for the confusion! Phosphagen is now called Pro Science PUSH (eas.com/.../pro-science-push). Hope that helps!
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I'll pass that question along to the team. I volunteered to fly out there to conduct some in-person research, but that didn't go over well.
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Kate 'New Girl' Upton For Vogue US November Issue
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In a 50s-inspired shoot for US Vogue November 2012, as shot by Steven Meisel, Kate Upton poses in an editorial titled "New Girl." Famous mostly for her lad-mag covers and editorials, it's always fun to see her play the part of the fashion model which she does here and there. In this shoot we see her covered in top labels including Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren and Alexander Wang. Still, we're pretty sure that the "old" Kate will still grab the most headlines in the media.
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The city spent $4.5 million to turn the fort's former Miller Gym into a first-class facility highlighted by its swimming pool. It opened last April.
This week, the Alabama Recreation and Parks Association hit the city with dual accolades: It named the aquatic center and Anniston's Parks and Recreations Department the best in the state.
That's quite an accommodation.
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Jeff Novick, M.S., R.D., L.D./N., is the Director of Nutrition at the Pritikin Longevity Center and Spa in Aventura, Florida. He has taught nutrition at Indiana University and Indiana State Medical School. In September, his alma mater, Indiana State University, named him the Graduate-of-the-Last-Decade for his outstanding contributions to the field of nutrition.
Jeff is a frequent contributor to Health Science magazine and a member of the magazine's Scientific Advisory Committee. He is frequently quoted on nutrition topics in a wide range of popular health magazines.
He is also a frequent lecturer at NHA events. His new video contains two lectures that he presented last year at the NHA seminar in Chevy Chase, Maryland.
Nutrition has been a hobby of mine as far back as I can remember. Growing up, I was always interested in food, nutrition, and cooking. I used to be fascinated by the early cooking shows like The Galloping Gourmet. I also used to love to be in the kitchen helping my grandma prepare food. In the early 1980s, I went to culinary school and received a degree in culinary arts and food service management. I then worked as a chef for several years. In 1985 I went to work for Kraft Foods, but over time I began to have personal, internal problems from working for a company like that. So in 1992 I went back to school to study nutrition.
Yes. By the time I went to school in 1992, I had been living hygienically since 1983.
Right from the start I was upfront with them about my personal beliefs and lifestyle — but not in an antagonistic or obnoxious way. I knew that to do what I wanted to do, I would have to go through their program and classes and I was willing to do that. So, we were never at "odds." We just had a mutual respect for each other's opinions and agreed to disagree on several topics. One of the professors in the department was a lifelong vegetarian from India, so that also helped.
The purpose of the G.O.L.D. Award is to provide recognition for the outstanding achievements of graduates of the past ten years of Indiana State University. I was nominated for the award by my graduate advisor Dr. Sarah Hawkins. The nominations were reviewed by a selection committee and then went to the Alumni Board for review. The criteria for nomination was based on three areas. First, the nominee should have been outstanding in his/her profession. Second, the nominee should have made significant contributions benefiting his/her community, state, or nation. Third, the nominee should have exhibited interest in the University and/or the Alumni Association since leaving the campus. It was a great honor to receive the award and the weekend was a big event. Besides several luncheons and the evening awards presentation, I gave several talks to the students in the nutrition department, was interviewed by the university TV program, and was introduced on the field before the football game.
It's not so much that the pyramid is erroneous; it is the erroneous way it is interpreted. Everyone has their own ideas on how to teach nutrition or what is the best way or system to do that. The pyramid is just one of those methods. Like many other systems, it tries to convey basic concepts. The real problem is in the way it has been interpreted. As you may know, many groups, even vegetarian and raw food groups, have come up with their own "versions" of the pyramid and have been able to use it as a teaching tool. In one class at the Pritikin Center, I actually use a very similar system as a basic teaching guide for those who are looking for some kind of guide like that. There are many people who look for a "system" or "guide" like that for them to follow. But I interpret it much differently. For instance, under the bread/cereal/grain (or carbohydrate) group, I emphasize that only whole, unrefined, unprocessed whole grains and starchy vegetables are acceptable (like peas, corns, potatoes, brown rice, oatmeal, etc). Under the vegetable group, I emphasize fresh, whole vegetables raw and/or lightly steamed. The same applies to the fruit group. The dairy group I changed to the "calcium-rich food group" and give examples of many plant foods that are calcium rich. In the protein group, the emphasis is on beans, peas, legumes, nuts and seeds along with some soy products. I eliminate the fats/sweets groups. Now we have a much more "hygienic" pyramid that can actually promote healthy eating and health.
Our culture and society are heavily meat and dairy based and maybe some of my students have been immersed in that for a long time. So, yes, the concepts of healthy eating are new and can be challenging to them, and the issue that meat and dairy, if consumed at all, should make up a very small part of the diet can be especially challenging. I don't teach a 100 percent vegan diet to people. While it might be my choice, not everyone is willing to make that choice or go that far. And for me, my job is to help people and take them as far as they want to go. And, while greatly reducing the amount of meat and dairy most people consume is critical to getting healthy, I am not sure that completely eliminating it is always necessary. For some people, allowing them to keep a small amount of these products in their diet may be the key to what gets me to have them follow the rest of the diet. I find it is a better approach to first work with people on what they need to include more of, rather than focusing on what they need to take away or have less of. The first thing most people need to do is to learn how to include more fresh fruit, vegetables and unrefined, unprocessed carbohydrates in their diet. If they do that, they will have less room for the unhealthy foods.
On a typical day at the Center, I will teach two or three classes. Each one is usually about one hour long and covers a variety of topics — understanding food labels, dining out, the controversies around fat, losing weight safely, and so on. There are 14 nutrition classes here and it takes two weeks to go through the full cycle. I also usually have several individual counselings scheduled with the participants. I also sit and have meals with the participants where we can all interact in a more informal setting and I can answer more of their questions. In addition, each week I lead two outings, one to a local restaurant and one to a local health food store. On each trip, the participants learn how to make healthy choices and survive in the real world. Behind the scenes, I attend several management meetings. I sit on the Pritikin Scientific Committee and we meet regularly to review all the latest studies. We have regular medical meetings with the team of medical doctors where we review the participants here as well as any recent research. I spend a lot of time reading all the latest health and medical journals, as well as writing and reviewing articles, because I am always updating my presentations. I also oversee the daily program schedule-making.
I've had many calls from people over the last couple of years wanting to contact you. Do you have a website where people can find out what you are doing or communicate with you? The best website right now to find out what I am doing is www.pritikin.com. I have one at www.jeffnovick.com but it isn't updated often. Pritikin is more than a full-time job for me and right now I don't have a lot of time outside of my work to do other things.
Not currently, due to time limitations. After seven years, my weekly newsletter ended about two years ago mostly due to time constraints at the Pritikin. I do write for the Pritikin newsletter, which you can find more about at www.pritikin.com. I also write for Dr. Joel Fuhrman's newsletter, which you can find more about at www.drfuhrman.com.
I do lecture regularly in the community. There are many country clubs and condominium associations in South Florida, and I am a regular speaker at those places. There are several health groups in this area that I lecture to also. I travel around lecturing for various health organizations, groups, conferences and businesses, too.
I hope so.
The other videos will be on the other topics I already lecture about. Examples are, "Diet Fat Fads and Facts — What Really Works and Why," "Calorie Density: The Secret to Lifetime Weight Management," "Body Composition: How to Win at Losing," and "Dining Out: It Doesn't Have to be a Food Fight."


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There are more than 50 clubs and organizations to choose from at Fox Valley Technical College. Students can select clubs that are academically-oriented and will enhance a resume and build a social or career network. Or choose a club that connects people with similar interests - just for fun.
The clubs are listed below, along with the name and contact information for the adviser. Some clubs even have their own website for you to visit. Enhance your college experience by joining today!
Accounting Club
- Kay Bellile
Agribusiness (PAS) - Randy Tenpas, Kevin Rauchholz, Jason Fischer & Wally Sedlar
Ag Power Club (PAS) - Tom Yost & Nancy Buchholtz
Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse (AODA) - Greg Delaney
Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP)
- Patrick Dewane
Auto Collision & Repair - Jerry Goodson & Joe Kircher
Auto Technology - Doug Johnson
Banking and Finance - Keith Cram
Beat the Heat
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Collegiate DECA - Appleton
- Jeff Meverden
Collegiate DECA - Oshkosh
- Teri Stark
Criminal Justice Student Association (CJSA)
- Mark Kohl
Culinary Arts
- Mike Ciske
Dental Club
- Sharri Crowe
Diesel Mechanics - John Heisel
Electricity Club - Pat Jensen, Todd Llewellyn & Greg Koshollek
Electronics Club - Ken Holmes
Fab Lab - Steven Gallagher
Flexographic Printing - Scott Gehrt & Ron Jape
Fox Times
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Fox Valley Construction Management Association - Richard Cass
Future Office Xperts (FOX) - Pat Pollock & Lois Landgraf
Hmong Student Union
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Horticulture Club - Roxanne Rusch-Olesen
IMPACT - Wolfgang Wallschlager
Impressions Unlimited
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Interior Design Club
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International Student Exchange - Susan Beyer & Aaron Gorenc
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship - Deb Buchanan & John MacDonald
Intramural Board - Penny Brickner
Japanese Club - Jonathan Iwanski
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Medical Assistant Club - Kim Gropp
Monster Shop - Dale Drees
Multicultural Association - Isai Castellanos
Natural Resources - Tony Deininger & Scott Heinritz
Occupational Therapy
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Oshkosh Student Board - John Rank
OWLS - Older, Wiser, Learners - Vicky Barke & Kim Manteuffel
Phi Theta Kappa
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Politically Incorrect Club - Kurt Schrampfer
Power Sports Club - Jerry Fischer
Practical Nursing: FVTC Practical Nursing - Michelle Stearns & Shelly Dempewolf
Rotaract Club - Kay Garcia
Self Defense Club - Mick Hager
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Student Veterans of America - Joe Richter
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The Men Behind La Gloria
A small group of passionate cigar men give the La Gloria Cubana brand a boutique feel, despite being part of a huge corporation
Gregory Mottola
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Paul Giamatti, January/February 2011
A man in a pinstriped, well-tailored three-piece suit paces the room with a microphone on a Sunday morning. He has the alert countenance of a boxing promoter, but the passion and indefatigable gusto of a preacher. This is Michael Giannini, director of marketing for El Credito Cigars and he's talking to a ballroom full of 500 people. Though he does not break into song, there is a lyrical cadence to his voice as he sings the praises of the venerable La Gloria Cubana cigar brand.
In some of the more evangelical churches, this might be called channeling. Giannini is a strong presence here, but he doesn't spread the word alone. If he indeed adopts the role as preacher, then his ministry is Team La Gloria: an assembly of four handpicked men dedicated to the life and perpetuation of this brand.
The event they preside over is a Team La Gloria Super Roll, which is a traveling demonstration that not only spreads brand awareness, but shows first-hand how a La Gloria Cubana cigar is made. This particular Super Roll happens to be the Team's largest congregation as it is an integral part of the Cigar Aficionado Big Smoke in Las Vegas. Giannini starts with a prayer of sorts:
"We have a real affinity for our veterans here at General Cigar and La Gloria Cubana. We adopted the 10th Mountain Division. There were four gentlemen last year who I introduced. They are now in Afghanistan, but they are here with us in spirit." He lifts his hand in the air, lowers his head and continues into the microphone. "To all the mothers, fathers, husbands, spouses, brothers and sisters. To the troops." There is a moment of silence. Then the rest of Team La Gloria takes its cues from Giannini and the gospel of tobacco begins.
You already know La Gloria Cubana. You know the brand has Cuban roots, and was once a cult-classic boutique cigar made in a small rolling gallery in Miami before expanding into the Dominican Republic, then was acquired by corporate giant Swedish Match AB in 1997. Perhaps you even met the brand's former owner and ambassador Ernesto Perez-Carrillo.
One cannot talk about this brand without mentioning his name and for good reason: what he did was extraordinary. How many people could both project a boutique feel and at the same time maintain consistent quality control over a corporate-owned, nationally distributed brand for so many years? La Gloria is indeed a boutique brand within a corporation. What you might not know is that Perez-Carrillo had a dedicated pit crew to help maintain and develop the line, but when he departed La Gloria and Swedish Match subsidiary General Cigar in March of 2009, La Gloria Cubana was left without a captain or a figurehead.
Rather than trying to introduce a new face or identity to this wellestablished, and in some cases, beloved brand, General turned La Gloria Cubana over to the support team that helped keep the cigar line on the forefront of the industry. Previously, they had no name.
Now, this gang of four has come forward and is known as Team La Gloria, the ministers of the brand: Michael Giannini, director of marketing for El Credito and team leader; Yuri Guillen, production manager for General Cigar Dominicana, where La Glorias are made; Rick Rodriguez, premium cigar apprentice; and Leo Peraza, master cigarmaker. Seem like a marketing ploy? It isn't. This A-Team was trained and established before anyone knew who they were or before they were given an official name.
I sat down with Team La Gloria in Las Vegas the day before the Super Roll for a round-table breakfast interview.
"You have the head of our brand who leaves," says Giannini, referring to Perez-Carrillo, "but people don't realize that they are still left with a team of heavy hitters. I look at it like this: There are celebrity chefs who can have 50 restaurants, but are so rarely in the kitchen. We're the guys in the kitchen."
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That new La Gloria Cubana Retro is terrific.
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Awesome article. Really gives you a deeper appreciation for the brand, and what a great brand it is.
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Another concern is how to transport the finished kite safely. Some use ziplocks with a little air blown inside. Susie had a box to cut out and fold printed on a sheet of cardstock. Another option is small plastic cases. This is one source that I've used: http://www.calendar-case.com/
I prefer cigar boxes. They are of various sizes, very sturdy and can be quite beautiful. I've also used lucite, game card deck boxes (the ones kids buy at gaming stores to put "Magic The Gathering (tm)" decks of cards into). If I am very lucky, I will find a presentation box (with an unengraved plate in the lid) at an estate sale. I can then have the plate engraved for the event it's going to. If you are donating them to kiting events, remember that presentation increases desirability, so if it is going to auction, and I am hand carrying the kite, I will buy a shadowbox for it.
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I have a few dozen of the old AOL tin boxes left. Years ago AOL sent them with a cd to sign up for thier service and I found them interesting enough to collect even though I had no Idea what I would use them for. Here it is 15 years later and they have changed from junk to good stuff that I hate to throw out. If anyone is interested drop me a note with your address and I will see what the postage will cost to get some to you.. I sent a handfull to susie jo last year and was surprised to find that it cost me about $8.00 for the postage. Depending on how many requests I get I may be able to talk a friend of mine out of the stack that he has sitting in his closet.
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Microfinance institution Microfin started its operations in Uruguay's capital city Montevideo in March 2008. Microfin was initiated by two experienced Uruguyan bankers with the aim to reaching the underserved segments of the microfinance market in their country. Among the founding shareholders is Peruvian Grupo ACP who brings in solid regional microfinance experience. The loan portfolio is projected to grow rapidly in the coming years. In view of this development Triodos-Doen has provided Microfin with a loan.
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Whoever you are, and wherever you live in the world, you are likely to want permanent access to financial services. Microfinance banks play a crucial role providing access to finance to an increasing number of people living on low-incomes. We finance microfinance institutions because they help to build inclusive financial sectors, where the majority of people have access to financial services, leading to a sustainable basis for balanced social and economic development.


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Concurrent trends of increased demand for agricultural products, increasingly scarce nonrenewable resources, and accelerating climate change have underscored the need for new and innovative agroecosystems that are resilient, highly productive, effectively utilize renewable resources, and minimize damage to the environment. Determining the relative sustainability of new and innovative agroecosystems requires a detailed understanding of management effects on emerging ecosystem services. Given this context, the goal of this project is to improve understanding of management impacts on greenhouse gas mitigation, carbon storage, and soil biological function. Over a time period of approximately five years, research activities will 1) develop management strategies to decrease net greenhouse gas emissions from cold, semiarid agroecosystems (Objective 1), and develop soil management guidelines to improve soil biophysical properties needed for sustainable production (Objective 2). Approaches to conduct these research activities will include field, laboratory, and greenhouse experiments. Anticipated products from this research include peer-reviewed publications, popular press articles, and web pages. Collectively, these products will serve a broad range of clientele (e.g., agricultural producers, personnel from public and private sector organizations, and scientists), and will contribute to an overall outcome of increased understanding of agroecosystem effects on emerging ecosystem services, with the intent of improving agricultural sustainability.


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SOUTH HACKENSACK, N.J (Oct. 22, 12:50 p.m. ET) — AEP Industries will purchase the assets of flexible packaging manufacturer Transco Plastics Industries Ltd. for about $5.3 million. AEP plans to relocate manufacturing from Transco's plant in Montreal to AEP facilities throughout the North America.
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With the holidays upon us, quick meals for weeknight dinners, weekend lunches, and even brunch with house guests is a must. This recipe is perfect for breakfast at dinner on a busy night, and very tasty for a brunch with friends and family. Not only was this easy, but it was also delicious and a lot of fun to eat.
It's also a super customizable recipe - add some tomatoes, green onions, switch up the bacon for sausage, add what you like to make it your own.
- 1 12oz. can of Pillsbury biscuits (not the flaky kind)
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- Salt and pepper to taste
- Preheat oven to package directions.
- In a medium bowl, scramble eggs and add heavy cream.
- Add biscuits, cooked bacon and cheese to egg and milk mixture and stir gently.
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