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Egg Beaters: Food for FoolsHealthy Living
If you were a rat, what would you want to look like – Rat Brad Pitt on the left or Rat Charlie Sheen on the right?
It seems pretty obvious that Brad Pitt Rat on the left is frisky, happy, and healthy in a normal, rat sort of way while Charlie Sheen Rat on the right looks rather worse for the wear and does not in any way possess "tiger blood" or "Adonis DNA".
Hold on a minute. Charlie Sheen didn't really say that, did he??
Oops, sorry. Back to the rats.
Guess what these little guys are eating?
Egg Beaters Better Than Real Eggs? Who are They Kidding?
Brad Pitt Rat is eating eggs.
Charlie Sheen Rat is eating Egg Beaters.
How can this be? Why, Egg Beaters is a masterpiece of food chemistry, after all!
Developed in the 1970's, Egg Beaters has the same protein, fat, calories, macrominerals, and vitamins as Real Eggs!
Marketed as a "healthy" substitute for eggs, Egg Beaters is routinely served to nursing home residents and is a typical breakfast choice of older Americans seeking to limit cholesterol and saturated fat.
The problem is, when you take out the saturated fat and cholesterol from eggs and substitute vegetable oil, nonfat dry milk, additives, and artificial nutrients and feed it to weanling rats what do you get?
You get little Charlie Sheen rats that look like the pathetic creature in the picture above. These Egg Beater rats do not develop properly and have mangy looking fur. They also develop diarrhea within one week of eating Egg Beaters and die within 3-4 weeks.
The Brad Pitt Rats eating eggs? They go on to develop properly and live out normal little rat lives.
Are you or a relative eating Egg Beaters thinking it is a better choice for your health? Set the marketing mumbo jumbo and misleading doctor-speak about saturated fat and cholesterol aside for a minute and just look at the picture and make the call with simple common sense.
Doesn't it seem downright foolish to eat Egg Beaters if that stuff can make a young rat look like that within one week?
Perhaps it might help you to know that a thorough review of the world's scientific literature published in the American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine in 2009 concluded that eggs do not in any way, shape or form contribute to heart attacks!
You don't have to tell that to Charlie Sheen rat. From the looks of him, he would much rather be eating eggs instead of Egg Beaters so that he can get his Brad Pitt on.
Sarah, The Healthy Home Economist
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Comments (133)
I have been unable to eat whole eggs for several years, because I get terrible heartburn when I do. I'm talking *hours* of pain and regret. At some point I discovered that egg whites didn't bother me, just egg yolks. However, plain egg whites are fairly blah and Egg Beaters do at least have some flavor. Plus, I love the convenience at 6 AM of just pouring from the container. So cut people some slack. I miss my poached egg on toast, but very happy to be doing omelets again.
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a link to the study would be very useful
So if real eggs are good for you what about the cholesterol in them? Is that just a food myth or is it a fact? An if it is a fact, doesn't cholesterol plug your arteries up and cause problems with the blood flow to your heart and brain? Not trying to cause a problem but would really like to know. My heart Doctor of 25 years is one of the leading ones in his field and he plainly states that if you eat eggs regularly, 4 or 5 days a week, your heart is going to plug up and you are going to die or lose blood flow to your brain and have a stroke. So who's telling the truth? Makes you sorta wonder doesn't it. Maybe they taste bad, but egg whites and vitimans cannot be bad for you, unless eggs themselves are bad for you, who telling the truth? A good question.
processed foods and white refined sugars are the main culprits. they cause inflammation of the arteries which causes damage so your body produces cholesterol to repair that damage in your blood vessels… but what do i know as i am not a doctor… low fat, no fat, chemshit, and GMOs are banned in my house
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Who conducted the rat study, and when, and why isn't it cited?
Without some kind of a citation, it's hard for me to take this seriously instead of as propaganda.
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Robert Mahlstedt
This article claims that Egg Beaters and real eggs have identical calorie counts…not true according to Live Strong web site: A single serving (1/4 cup) of original Egg Beaters contains 30 calories, compared to the 70 calories in a single large egg…making Egg Beaters a healthier alternative for the weight-conscious." Well that's obvious from the picture!!! LOL
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thehealthyhomeeconomist via Facebook
@Heidi I know what you mean. It really is hard to imagine the rat looking THAT bad from Egg Beaters!!
Heidi Maxwell via Facebook
Oh ok nevermind. Somehow I thought it was fat free in which case I *might* have been right. That's pretty nasty news thanks for sharing
thehealthyhomeeconomist via Facebook
@Heidi not true. Egg Beaters has fat in it … processed vegetable oils which is exactly what most Americans go for trying to avoid saturated fat like what is in the egg yolk. This experiment was not biased at all.
Andrea Selaty via Facebook
Egg beaters always creeped me out – frankenfood – Blech!
Kari @TwinMamaLoves
How ironic that just today at the grocery store I offered to help a woman get whatever she was wanting to reach when I saw her seriously struggling to get up from her motorized wheel chair. What did she ask me to get? Two different varieties of Egg Beaters. What a timely post. Real food is ALWAYS the better choice. Her little basket was probably full of food that was making her sicker.
Heidi Maxwell via Facebook
Well if your only food hAs no fat and no cholesterol of course you would starve. I would never eat eggbeaters (ugh) but really this experiment is super biased lol. Nothing can live on a zero fat diet, no matter what that diet consists of.
Julie Gerasimenko via Facebook
Well, depending on how much you do it. lol
Julie Gerasimenko via Facebook
Smoking crack would be a much healthier option! lol
Dee DenBoer-Jewell via Facebook
Dee DenBoer-Jewell via Facebook
It makes me suck that we have to mess with food and hurt animals. Why can't we just grow and eat food the way God intended. Then very few, if any, get sick and die from food.
Pat Sherban via Facebook
lol great stuff and humor!
Jane Read via Facebook
Yeah, they eat egg beaters because they want to lose weight. Might as well smoke crack, I guess.
Brittany Blankenship via Facebook
great article. poor little guy
Lisa Wallen Logsdon via Facebook
I would not have been able to keep a straight face either if I was writing something like that! So glad you made Charlie Sheen the scruffy rat. Very fitting! LOL!
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Susie Price via Facebook
i eat real eggs like the brad pitt rats
thehealthyhomeeconomist via Facebook
Although I have to say, I love the TV commercial where Charlie Sheen is zooming around inside his mansion in a Ferrari and says "I just love house arrest".
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Natural Epicurean (@NtrlEpicurean)
Food-like products are not food http://t.co/eh6mxndo
Jessica Sands (@jessicasands)
Egg Beaters: Food for Fools http://t.co/rSL1NH7T Food-like-products are not the same as real food #justsaying
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I'm one of those "fools" who used to eat Eggbeaters, nonfat artificially sweetened Yoplait and I Can't Believe It's Not Butter Spray. By the time I became so sick I was bedridden, I had a lot of spare time to do research. I discovered WAPF, The Healthy Home Economist and lots of other great information. I thank God for people like you who educate people like me. Thank you.
Did the silky rat eat ONLY egg beaters? If so, that's why he's sickly. He needs some fat in his diet. So, maybe he's sickly because of no fat, not necessarily because he ate only egg beaters.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Eggman, the sick rat IS getting fat … from vegetable oils! The kind of oils that overwhelmingly dominate the Western diet! Scary, isn't it?
I would love to see the source on this article. very interesting stuff.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
At the end of the article, the sources are cited.
Thanks for this. I just found out a friend is on a statin and eating a low cholesterol diet. It just kills me to think of him being put through that and it isn't going to make him healthier but sicker! Nothing I say matters because "it is genetic" and "the Dr Says". Ugh.
I am so glad my parents grew up eating real food because that is what is cheap and they were poor. Then after years of lower fat eating (they never went crazy with fake foods) they learned about the benefits of good fats from me and reversed my fathers high cholesterol by eating more fat and fewer grains. They even bought a copy of Nourishing Traditions after reading mine for themselves and my 3 siblings.
Cheryl Jazzar
*My bad.
Cheryl Jazzar
Oops! May bad. They are right there where you put them.
Cheryl Jazzar
Sorry, but this photo looks like it was snapped pre-Egg Beaters. It looks old! And, where is the discerning person's informative reference to who took the photo? With no other details about this 'trial', I'm only convinced that the article was written mostly for entertainment value.
I eat free-range, farm eggs, BTW.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
The sources for the article are at the end of the post. You can find out the full info on the study by clicking there.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
The authors of the paper, Meena Kasaii Navidi and Fred A. Kummerow, noted that Egg Beaters were not appropriate "as a substitute for egg yolk in infant feeding by pediatricians who may consider supplementation with cholesterol-free substitutes early in life in order to prevent the development of atherosclerosis" (Pediatrics Vol 53, No 4 April 1974).
Love this article — have read about these studies elsewhere, and have always thought it was very "spot-on" about "man-made food-stuffs". A few years ago, I would recommend the custard [to patients] that our hospital makes as it seemed to be the less processed than the other fat-free, sugar-laden packaged brand-name yogurts that were in the refrigerator until I called down to the kitchen to ask for the ingredient list. Wouldn't you know it — "Liquid Eggs". Talk about repulsive. Hospitals nation-wide are not a place to go for good, nourishing food. Hospital kitchens are all supplied by Food Services of America and Sysco.
Allison Pelot (@allisonpelot) (@allisonpelot)
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Nice exposure re egg beaters.
However, I disagree with using
celebrity names, etc. to make a point… Stick to the subject without pointing fingers, such as
healthy rat vs sick rat ….
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Well, not everyone has the same sense of humor! I found it funny and at least a few other folks did too and humor helps people learn better!
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
You can be sure a lot of folks who read this article will think of Charlie Sheen when they look at a carton of Egg Beaters from now on and perhaps this mental association with a person who is a physical train wreck will keep them from buying it!
Ah, no, Sarah, look what you've done to us! Now every time we walk through the dairy and eggs section of a grocery store, we'll have to think of Charlie Sheen! Oh, well, maybe it'll encourage us to not buy things from the grocery store so much! 😀
Stanley Fishman
I laughed.
Judy@Savoring Today
This post made me chuckle more than once, great job. Just say "no" to fake food, rat or no rat.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Sometimes we really need to laugh about this stuff, don't we? It's too sobering and scary if we don't find the humor in it and life is just no fun at all otherwise!
I read a book in college about a guy who was in a concentration camp during WWII. He laughed and found joy in his horrible situation nonetheless. No wonder he survived and thrived to enjoy the last half of his life in freedom in the US. We have to laugh at this stuff or it is just too depressing!
jason and lisa
i am still not defaulting to the home page for some reason.. is anyone else having this problem?? i am only able to view anything by opening in my emails.. help someone.. this is our favorite website..
-jason and lisa-
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Hi Jason, try restarting your computer or shutting down your browser and reopening (or using another browser entirely). Sometimes when you type in a website it uses what is already in cache and not a fresh copy.
jason and lisa
it worked.. thanks so much..
Thanks for doing your part to wake people up, Sarah. I'm glad you don't mince words. We've been under the anti-fat propaganda and Feedlot Pyramid for so long it takes strong, passionate language to jolt us into thinking.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Exactly my strategy with this blog. Thanks for understanding my sometimes heavy handed approach
I grew up eating egg beaters, skim milk and tub margarine because my mom had high cholesterol and believed everything that the nutritionist told her about what she should eat. The crazy thing? We lived on a farm and had our own farm eggs and raw milk/butter/cream readily available. I still turned out fairly healthy (I think strong genes helped to play a role in that), but I do wonder how much healthier I would be if I had only gotten the right nutrition as a child.
Kate @ Modern Alternative Mama
I saw the word "Eggbeaters" in my inbox and thought "WHAT is that doing in there? I don't want that!" Then I realized it was your post and it made sense. I've never bought it and never would. I only buy pastured eggs from a local farm.
Trader Joe's sells "egg whites only" in cartons. I really, really want to call them up and ask them if I can have all those extra yolks, because that's the part I really want. (Not because I want them since I'm sure they're CAFO, but just to make a point.)
As a child I had an allergy to eggs. We used Eggbeaters instead and I had no reaction to them. Hmmm. Must not be too many eggs in that little yellow carton! Thankfully the allergy is gone and I enjoy pastured eggs almost every day!
Stanley Fishman
Well said, Sarah. I hope someday that people will learn that artificial foods can never replace real food. Thank you for doing so much to spread the truth, time and time again.
This is just criminal – to tell people that it's "good for you" when they KNOW it is not, is beyond insane. Like their continued attacks on raw milk, forcing people to use the processed milk/dairy. We need to start accusing them of deliberately trying to make people sick…and DIE. Because that *is* what is happening. Watch for the word "safe" when they talk about *their* "foods…they always say real food isn't "safe" but their foods are. It's not about nutritious. You can nuke manure until it's "safe" to eat but….SHOULD you eat it? Of course not! The animal ID scheme (which is alive and well and being crammed down our throats) is part of taking away our ability to feed ourselves with whole, nutritious food. It will make owning your own animals impossible. And that's the whole idea. We are lifetime ranchers/farmers/homesteaders and we've been fighting this monster for six years. They are taking complete control of all food in the whole world, not just America. If you are not up to speed on Agenda 21, you need to do it right away…
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
I agree Lynne. I think the folks who adhere to "no bar code" eating are definitely onto something. I'm not quite there yet myself as I still buy good quality packaged foods like coconut milk and the like (though I also make it myself though not all the time), I would like to get there one day.
Thank you for sharing this. I confess to eating these from time to time, I honestly didn't know I was doing anything wrong. I always eat at least one pasture egg a day (DELICIOUS, such a difference) but will definitely be cutting eggbeaters from my diet. I love learning about real foods and cooking clean for my family, thank you!
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Great Erica! I am so glad this post helped expose how dangerous egg beaters are to eat .. it is really just a chemistry experiment in a carton, most definitely not really even food!
Well that's just great! Now when I'm checking out an order with 6 cartons of Egg Beaters in it (sadly, not freakishly uncommon) I'll have to bite my tongue so I don't ask them if they have some rats they're trying to kill.
I scan so much crapola every day, that I'm lucky my tongue's not completely severed from restraining myself from saying anything.
However, I did have a nice conversation with a young mother buying the non-homogenized, low temp past. milk last night. She asked if I'd seen King Corn and I told her about The Healthy Home Economist and the post on New Zealand and "Food Safety" bill.
Refreshing to meet someone in person who doesn't want their head stuck in the sand.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Your comment made me giggle. You are a better person than me .. if I were a grocery store cashier, I wouldn't last a single day before being booted out for chastising the customers for either their gluttonous habits or misinformed food choices.
Both you and I would get fired within the day. LOL
So funny that you said this. Whenever we buy from the grocery store (all we buy there are some organic vegetables, frozen organic berries, and the occasional kerrygold butter.), the casheers all know my mom as the "organic lady with all the kids!" They're always asking her whether she saw some good coconuts (we alway make coconut milk) over in the produce section, or they're telling her that they just got a new order of the grassfed raw cheese in from New Zealand. I love our Publix here on FL's beautiful east coast!
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Thank you for posting this. I shared on my Facebook page
Sue T.
Isn't it amazing what people think is "healthy" food when really all they are eating is junk. I wish we could convince more people that it really does make a difference what we put into our bodies. Thanks for another enlightening post.
"Food for Fools" I personally like the title, sometimes you just have to forget being PFC and tell it like it is.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
I think we Real Foodies tiptoe around people's feelings way too much. Someone who eats Egg Beaters is most definitely a fool. You do have to tell it like it is – sometimes this is necessary to wake people from their zombie state of conformance.
You outdid yourself today!! I am posting on my website today. Awesome analogyw
Mike Winslow via Facebook
YUM i just had some Eggs right from the Farm down the road….Fresh organic….I don't think i'd ever think of eating an egg substitute…
Chris Paulitz (@ChrisPaulitzDC)
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utopian wellness (@utopianwellness)
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Traci Bowman via Facebook
Paul Hardiman corn flakes did that to rats? very interesting…and gross
Ew. Brad Pitt. Really? I've never found him attractive. Nevertheless… yes, it drives me crazy that my husband insists on these for breakfast (or rather, Better 'n Eggs). For a while I had him convinced to at least eat real egg whites fresh from the farm (bad for him, but good for me- I got the extra yolks!), but he insists that real eggs upset his stomach. *sigh* At one point, he was eating about 6 eggs a day (3 at breakfast, 3 at night). He was looking better, feeling better, but… oops! His cholesterol was "a little high". And then he told his doctor how many eggs he was eating. His doctor told him that 1-2 eggs per WEEK was plenty. Ugh. Well, at least his doctor is getting a bit of his own back- his wife's gone vegan and she controls the kitchen. Muahahahahaha! He is NOT happy. 😀
Husband does have real farm fresh eggs about twice a week, so at least that's something. And no, I can't convince my husband with logic or facts. After all, he's a DOCTOR (not my husband, my husband's doctor).
Sarah, The Healthy Home Economist
Brad Pitt is pretty gross these days, but he sure is better than Charlie Sheen! Tiger blood and Adonis DNA? NOT!
Feed that poor rat on the right some real eggs!!!
Jamie Mood via Facebook
My husband wanted egg beaters one time, I cooked them for him and he threw up afterwards. I never made them again.
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Amy Rhodes McClellan via Facebook
SOOOO sharing this some time today!
Julia Overstreet Sathler via Facebook
there is something to be said for service to others…with humility. i know that humility is not en vogue anymore…it's a pity…it is a virtue.
My Mom-in-Law eats egg beaters every day (she cooks it in the microwave). Any ideas on how I can share this information with her? We're pretty close, but I don't want her to feel like I'm indoctrinating her or make her feel bad, either.
Honestly, never tried it, but it sounds disgusting. My main rule when it comes to food is: always eat the real thing. Really thats all you need to know for good health and real food.
Real Food Family via Facebook
Thank you for this! My father in law is full-on into the whole cholesterol myth and will not every listen to me. He eats egg beaters every day, then asks me how to help his bowel problems (and chronic muscle problems…resulting, most likely, from the statins he's been on since he was 30 years old!!!) I wish he would read this, but prayerfully others will, at least!
Print this article out and show it to him? Or another similar article without "fool" in the title….
I heard, but don't know for sure, that the rise in Alzheimer's is related to the rise in use of statin drugs…..maybe someone here knows for sure if there is a link…
scotchgrrl (@scotchgrrl)
Food does not come from vats. http://t.co/ac6vN0fd #thingsthatmakemesick
Tennille Kendall Hansen via Facebook
A person is foolish though if they fall for something without first examining it. Different personalities express things differently. I wold say Sarah is a prophet type person who says it how it is, not worrying about feelings, but making it clear. A servant type person may be more sensitive to people's feelings, but the message may then be watered down….
What a difference….WOW!
Karin May via Facebook
I am glad I work in a place that allows me to fact check and find original work, like the study this article was based on. I don't take internet articles at face value. That said, I read the study in Pediatrics Journal and as a result, while I never touch Egg Beaters, I will make sure no one else I know does either. Honestly, does the food industry care about anything more than profit? I know there are individual companies trying to make a difference, but how can they when they go up against the giants with deep pockets full of lobbyists. I am disgusted, confused and saddened by what I see offered up as food for the masses.
Too Funny, Sarah!
Sarah, The Healthy Home Economist
I was in quite a crazy frame of mind last night when I wrote this post! LOL
Deanna (@M1ssDiagnosis)
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Mary Kate
Thank you!! We are learning so much from your posts.
Cathy Vaughan via Facebook
As my alt doc says, you can't "make" food…real food has to be raised or grown…
We don't eat Eggbeaters either, or any other products that are not natural, but please don't call other people "fools". Not knowledgeable maybe, or unaware, but not fools.
Heh heh! Charlie Sheen – an example of what should never happen to human DNA. ; ->)
I have a friend who eats egg beaters – thinks they're wonderful. He can't figure out why he always has diarrhea . . . . . . .
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Oh dear!
Jan Dillon via Facebook
That is so sad! I just wish that people wouldn't feel the need to insert demeaning language like "for fools" in an otherwise important message. Thanks for posting.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
I've never been known to mince words. I call it as I see it
No, you haven't, Sarah, LOL!
I think Jan has a point. If you saw that somebody had posted an article called "Eggs: Food for Fools" would you read it with an open mind? I bet you either would skip it or would read it ready to argue with every bit of it. If the article was called "New Research on Eggs" or "Why I Quit Eating Eggs" you might be more ready to THINK about what it says and (if it did present good evidence) make a change in your diet.
The trouble with many animal studies is that they feed the rats ONLY the food being tested, not a balanced diet that includes that food. This can produce results that don't apply to humans who eat the food as 5% of their diet. So I try to find out exactly what was done in a study before I make any changes based on it.
That said, I've always been turned off by Egg Beaters because they are so heavily engineered. If you believe a food is bad for you, just eat LESS of it and substitute a different FOOD–don't eat weird fake foods! Scientists try to take out the parts they think are bad and leave in the parts they think are good, but they're not perfect, and these manipulations can have unintended consequences.
yep it really saddens me to see some old ladies putting this stuff into their grocery cart…
but after working with a few clients recently (I just started my nutrition practice, yay!!!) people just DO NOT KNOW stuff about foods, and they have lots of AHA moments when I explain it to them..education is the key here, great you have this site Sarah!!
Congrats on opening your new practice. How did you go about getting training? I would love to be a real foods nutritionist so that I can teach people about real foods. Do you have any advice that you may be able to give to me? I'd really appreciate it.
Faithful Farmer via Facebook
Unfortunately, I have to travel an hour each way to get good eggs that are not from grain fed chickens and they cost me almost $6 per dozen, but I won't eat anything else!
Annia Cieslewicz Tupin via Facebook
We get our eggs local and organic 😀 No worries here
Melanie Shovelski via Facebook
makes me feel so much better watching my 2 year old devouring a bowl of oatmeal (old-fashioned with milk and dried apples bit) and 2 eggs for breakfast 😀 She was hungry
Wow, I'm impressed! Not sure I could eat quite that much for breakfast. Reminds me of one of my little sisters! She's known to eat up to 4 lard-fried pastured eggs at a time. 😀
Angela Maa s
Awesome article. We had a free coupon for egg beaters once, so I bought them and made them. My family was so disgusted and refused to eat them. Thank goodness!
I agree completely that whole food is the only "real" food. Thanks for sharing all your great insight.
Do you have any opinions on protein powders or shakes for workout recovery? I'd love to get your thoughts.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Protein powders/shakes and the like is not real food. I have a post on why these foods are dangerous as well if you do a search using the words protein powder in the search box at the top of the blog.
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Faithful Farmer via Facebook
Never thought of buying or consuming this junk. Yuck!
Paul Hardiman via Facebook
Reminds me of the lab experiment where one group of rats was fed corn flakes and the other group was fed the corn flakes box. By the time box group was starting to die, the corn flakes group was already completely dead after having become insane.
Wow. I didn't know that, but it certainly makes me glad that I've NEVER eaten cornflakes, I never will!
Kenny Friedman via Facebook
<3 this.
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I maybe bought one carton of Egg Beaters during my family's lowfat low cholesterol craze.. then we went on to do 1 egg/1 egg white instead in our scrambled eggs. Then we scrapped this, too, and just ate real eggs!!! Now I'm happy to buy local pastured eggs and have 2-3 every day!!
Just make sure if you are eating eggs every day that you are not always cooking them. Eggs every day is good, but some days out of the week they should be raw. Throw them in a smoothie, that's the easiest way. If you can handle frying them in coconut oil but only just barely, then you may be okay.
Great way of getting sick eating raw eggs. And please don't give me the ole "organic" BS, Just because they are organic, you can still get sick.
you Are suppose to wash the eggs before you crack them open to remove any potential contaminates you know. and never eat an egg, cooked or not, that has a crack of any size…. whether or not you keep them in the fridge…
i make my own mayo and ceasar dressing with raw, gasp, eggs straight from the dirty chicken's um…. and it keeps in the fridge for a week. maybe i should lie down and be sick?
It really is sad that people still buy into this. I have one family member in particular who's health continues to decline, and she continues to do even MORE to make it worse. But she's doing it at the direction of her doctor. She's always so proud of herself when she adds another fake food to her diet. Egg Beaters, I Can't Believe It's Not Butter, Canola Oil….Aaaack!
She thinks I've gone off the deep end because I drink raw milk. LOL!
Reminds me of my dad who suffers from diabietes, (don't think I spelled that right) and he continues to think his doctor has his best interest at heart. His fat intake is restricted and he has to take meds daily. My mom and I have tried to tell him some of the things we know about real food, but he's too set in his ways to listen. I won't keep telling a person who chooses not to listen.
Umm….Canola Oil is not fake food…
Robert F
canola is highly processed and certainly far from healthy.
canola oil is made from a multy step chemical process from 'rapeseed'…. i mean would you buy into Rape Oil?… so change the name to make it sound better… it is fake. if you can't cold press it to get oil, it is fake.
This stuff just kills me – so many people don't *get it* and continue to buy into the marketing ploys.
This picture is downright hilarious. I tried Egg Beaters many years ago when I didn't know any better, but was very unimpressed with them. My family and I are big egg eaters and there's no way that I would feed them this fake stuff. Funny how people still think low-fat and low-cholesterol foods are healthy, yet people are more unhealthy now then they ever were. I'll pass on the fake foods.


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Robin Cain was a Registered Nurse and Educator for the Phoenix Children's Hospital Pediatric Intensive Care Unit in the early 1980's. Her family established the Robin Cain Pediatric Nursing Education Scholarship to support the continuing education of Registered Nurses at Phoenix Children's Hospital, and to honor Robin's life and legacy.
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Bread Bowl Salad$6.95
choice of greek, chef, antipasto or chicken caesar in a homemade bread bowl
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large salad with iceberg lettuce, wedges of salami, provolone cheese, tomato, black olives & onion. choice of dressing
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large salad with iceberg lettuce, ham, american cheese, turkey, 0mozzarella cheese, onion, olives & tomatoes. choice of dressing
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romaine lettuce topped with romano and mozzarella cheese and strips of chicken
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large lettuce salad tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, greek olives & feta cheese
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The 1.3-megapixel camera allows you to take pictures in five resolutions (1,280x960, 640x480, 320x240, 160x120, and 128x96). Other camera features include a night mode, brightness and white balance controls, three quality modes, a metering exposure, adjustable ISO, a multishot mode, a self-timer, seven color effects, and a digital zoom. There are also a fair number of shutter and camera function sounds, or you can silence it completely. The camcorder records clips with sound and offers editing options similar to the still camera. Clips meant for multimedia messages are capped at 15 seconds; otherwise you can shoot for as long as the phone's available memory permits. Overall, the SCH-U540's photo quality is much too blurry for a megapixel camera. The handset comes with approximately 15MB of internal shared memory so we suggest relying on a memory card.
As an EV-DO phone, the SCH-U540 supports the full range of Verizon's 3G services including the V Cast video service and the V Cast music store. The music player's interface is identical to those on other Verizon phones. You also have the option to purchase a variety of Verizon applications including VZ Navigator and ChaperoneParent.
You can personalize the SCH-U540 with a variety of alert tones, display themes, wallpaper, screensavers, and banners. You can always buy more options if you're dissatisfied with what comes on the phone, or you can get more ringtones. Unfortunately, the phone does not come with any games.
We tested the dualband, dualmode (CDMA 800/1900; EV-DO) Samsung SCH-U540 in San Francisco using Verizon Wireless service. Call quality was decent overall, though voices sounded a tad hollow; almost as if the sound was coming from across a room. It wasn't a huge problem but voices didn't always sound natural. There was plenty of volume though, and we experienced no interference from other electronic devices. Also, we had no problem getting a signal.
On their end, callers said we sounded fine with little distortion or static. They also reported acceptable volume, even when we were in a noisy environment. Speakerphone and Bluetooth headset calls were about the same; calls were quite loud and neither party had much trouble understanding the other. We had less luck when calling a voice-automated service, however. We had to repeat ourselves a few times to be understood, even when we were in a quiet room.
Music quality was quite satisfactory. The stereo speakers provided a decent output and the audio quality was good. Also, we had no issues hearing the music even when we were on a busy street. Still, we prefer using a stereo headset, albeit a wired one, for the best experience. Just remember that like most cell phone speakers the audio can be a bit bass heavy; this isn't the type of crystal-clear sound that will rival your home stereo system. The EV-DO connection remained strong for the most part; it took about 2.5 minutes to download a 3.7MB track, which isn't bad. Video quality wasn't as good. Though videos weren't pixilated and never paused for rebuffering, they were a bit jerky and the voices didn't quite match the speakers' mouths.
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German SPAM Casserole
Total Time
1hr 50mins
Prep 20 mins
Cook 1 hr 30 mins
Nice dish to snack on over a good game of Chinese Checkers
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 (12 ounce) canimported german Spam or 1 (12 ounce) can hormel wurst
- 1⁄2 cup pumpernickel breadcrumbs
- 3 german stick ducks eggs, beaten
- 8 fluid ounces goat's milk
- 1⁄2 lb german Tilsit cheese or 1⁄2 lb Limburger cheese, cubed
- 6 whole dill pickles, sliced lengthwise
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 lb german fries fried potato (like French fries, but deep-fried in melted Bratwurst fat instead of oil)
- Make sure that your German fries have been made from Blah potatoes, and keep them warm.
- Grind the Spam, cheese, onion and pepper together.
- (Grinding makes the dish easier to eat for those guest trolls who left their dentures at home).
- Combine with the Pumpernickel crumbs, eggs, and milk.
- Grease a large casserole dish with a generous amount of the Bratwurst fat.
- Place the Spam mixture in the casserole, and then arrange the sliced dill pickles on top.
- Bake, covered, at 350°F for 1¼ hours.
- Uncover and bake 15 minutes more to brown.
- Serve with German fries in individual emesis basins.
- Dont forget the Oreos for dessert!
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Is this a serious recipe? I don't think someone could consume all of those things in one sitting and live to tell about it! Good for a laugh, though.


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Telluride Town Attorney Kevin Geiger told the Denver Post tourists are already asking where they can buy marijuana.
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Hi guys, you'll have to forgive me here if this is simple - I'm still trying to wrap my head around things and being that I mostly come from a 3-D background html/css isn't quite my forte.
Okay, so I have my theme and that's good to go but I want to have an image "float" to both the right and left hand side of the template. I've included a crude drawing to show what I mean.
I'm looking to do something like the example on the right, I'm sure it'll involve a div layer for each image but I've not done anything like this since school and have completely forgotten. :(
Would it be too much to ask someone to walk me through it in baby steps - I'm quite confident in editing basic parts of the stylesheet but as I said, this really isn't my strong point.
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Elaine Thompson, Associated Press
SEATTLE — The stakes were high and the vote was close as Boeing production workers agreed to concede some benefits in order to secure assembly of the new 777X airplane for the Puget Sound region.
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee and Boeing hailed Friday's vote, which proponents said solidifies the aerospace giant's presence in the Seattle area.
"Tonight, Washington state secured its future as the aerospace capital of the world," Inslee declared.
Under the terms of the eight-year contract extension, Boeing said the 777X and its composite wing will be built in the Puget Sound area by Boeing employees represented by the Machinists union.
"Thanks to this vote by our employees, the future of Boeing in the Puget Sound region has never looked brighter," Boeing Commercial Airplanes President and CEO Ray Conner said. "We're proud to say that together, we'll build the world's next great airplane — the 777X and its new wing — right here. This will put our workforce on the cutting edge of composite technology, while sustaining thousands of local jobs for years to come."
Local officials of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers had urged their 30,000 members to oppose the deal, arguing that the proposal surrendered too much at a time of company profitability. They had opposed taking a vote at all but were overruled by national leaders in the Machinists union.
The announcement that the contract had passed with a 51 percent yes vote was somber.
"Our members have spoken and having said that, this is the course we'll take," Jim Bearden, administrative assistant for Machinists District 751, said in announcing the results. "No member liked this vote or the position we were put in by the company, nor was it an easy vote for anyone to cast."
Opponents of the contract opposed the idea of freezing the Machinists' pensions and moving workers to a defined-contribution savings plan.
The issue fractured the union and drew unusual pleas from politicians who said the deal was necessary to support the area's economic future. Boeing has been exploring the prospect of building the 777X elsewhere, a move that could trigger a steady exodus of aerospace jobs from the place where Boeing was founded.
"We missed it by 1 percent because people were confused and worried about their jobs," said Rick Herrmann, who has been working at Boeing for 46 years.
Hazel Powers and Dena Bartman lingered at the Seattle union hall after the results were announced, their eyes swollen from crying. Powers described a solemn mood after the announcement.
"Shocked. Disbelief," she said.
"I'm still just numb," Bartman said.
Powers has worked for Boeing for almost 35 years, while Bartman has been there for 25 years. Her 25-year-old daughter has worked at the aerospace giant for seven years.
"I think people that voted for it were scared," Powers said. "The pressure from the politicians and the community - people are scared about not having good-paying Boeing jobs."
Bob Dennis, an inspector at Boeing for six years, said earlier in the day he was voting for the contract because it represented the best chance to keep the 777X jobs in Washington state.
"I don't think Boeing had to come back to the table. We forced them that way. But at the same time, I think this is our last opportunity to keep those jobs in the state," he said.
"The tough vote taken by the Machinists today means the 777X will be built in the only place it should be, by the only people prepared to deliver," said U.S. Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash.
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Monitor connectivity - Eyefinity
Monitor connectivity - Eyefinity
You guys must have noticed that the new 6800 series cards have a plethora of monitor connectors. Quite a bit has changed. The reference design cards will carry two mini Displayport (v1.2) connectors, one HDMI 1.4a connector and two DVI connectors of one of which is single link, the other dual-link.
Display ports are now up-to snuff at revision v1.2 and that allows for a lot of extra bandwidth, in fact per connector, you could drive up-to three monitors, so if you use both DP 1.2 connectors, up-to 6 monitors will be supported. Unfortunately that isn't all, connecting six monitors to two display port connectors will require an external breakout-box or monitors that supports daisy chaining them. (very expensive). The external breakout-box I mentioned will be called a MST HUB (Multi Stream Transport) and to date pricing and availability for that is unknown.
Of course you can configure Eyefinity as you please, through multiple monitors per DP connector, or one at a time with the help of the DVI connectors.
DP 1.2 can support six monitors per two connectors, but will require a breakout box or daisy chain compatible monitors. So really you are back to three easy to connect monitors. We advise three monitors as maximum for Eyefinity anyway.
An exciting feature that started in the Radeon series 5000, and now continued on the 6000 series graphics cards is Eyefinity. You will have no problem connecting say, three 30" monitors at 2560x1600. The graphics card can take that resolution and in fact combine the screen resolution and play in it.
ATI's Series 6000 graphics cards will be able to drive one to six monitors per graphics card depending on the limitations we just mentioned in the previous chapter about monitor connectivity. We've tested this live in action, and Eyefinity works really nicely. You can combine monitors and get your groove on up-to say 7680x3200 pixels separated over several monitors -- multiple monitors to be used as a single display.
So some examples of what you can do here:
- Single monitor setup at 2560x1600
- Dual monitor setup at 2560x1600 per monitor
- Three monitors setup at 2560x1600 per monitor
- Six monitors setup at 1920x1080 per monitor
Eyefinity is a really nice feature, and sure we also understand that 99% of you guys will never use more than two monitors. That other 1% definitely matches the Guru3D audience. Personally I like to game on three screens. It's really immersive. If you are bold enough to go for a multi-monitor setup, it really is ideal to get three screens for flight sims, racing games, role playing games, real-time strategy (Huge maps!), first-person shooters and sure, even multimedia apps.
We have two reviews available on Eyefinity:
- Radeon HD 5870 Eyefinity (three monitors) review - click here.
- Radeon HD 5870 Eyefinity6 (six monitors) review - click here.
Eyefinity is modular and thus allows users to rearrange the number of discrete images created in addition to their shape according to your liking. Guru3D users and gamers will no doubt find this setup to their liking. It will be interesting to learn just what kind of living room you have if you were to employ such a configuration. Please post your setups in our forums, we'd love to hear from you.
Now since monitor Bezels are a little icky I have created the above video to show you how you could do it as well :)
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'Heaven' brings the horrors of war into focus
Music, dance, song, and drama explode across the stage throughout Heaven, a striking new piece by Flying Foot Forum's Joe Chvala and composer Chan Poling. The play, a ground-level exploration of the 1990s Bosnian civil war, sends the audience through the wringer, with the specter of violence and death hovering over all of the characters from beginning to end.
Our eyes into the situation belong to Peter Adamson (Doug Scholz-Carlson), an American photographer who has become fed up with the violence and killing, and his own inability to make any kind of difference in the situation. We mainly follow a few days of his life, when a desperate man named Faruk (Eric Webster) convinces the photographer to head into the country with promises of a previously unseen death camp and the agreement to help Faruk find his missing wife.
From there, it becomes a descent into nightmare, as Adamson and Faruk get waylaid by soldiers and are forced to travel cross country while soldiers systematically hunt and kill their Muslim neighbors.
To be honest, Adamson's story--there's a love interest in there too--is probably the least interesting material here. It's the experiences of the residents from all sides of the conflict that bring the show to full life. These are realized through spoken monologues, songs, and the expressive, masterful dance work that Chvala is famous for. Some of these moments are absolutely stunning, as the propulsive, traditional-folk-inspired score lets the dancers act out horrifying moments, from attempts to escape, to the soldiers hunting them, to a woman's fantasy about striking back at her tormentors as they rape her.
The heaviness is balanced with characters desperate to stay in touch with their humanity, finding moments of humor, love, and even peace. Still, the horror is never far away, from discovering a mass grave of victims or being forced to watch as a friend is brutally murdered. Near the end, Adamson explodes with ineffectual rage at the whole situation, and it's an emotion the whole audience should be feeling by that point (and continue to feel as the world is no safer now than it was 15 years ago) in the show.
The piece has some maddening lapses--Adamson's relationship with a local woman on the run never gets off the ground and features a duet that seems to belong in another show entirely--but the strength of the ensemble and the creative fire behind the project bull their way through any of these hitches. Onstage, Webster provides not just the spark but the fuel for much of the action in a stunning turn as a man desperate to find a shred of former life still intact.
Heaven runs through April 10 at the Guthrie's Dowling Studio.
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A certificate, diploma or associates degree from one of the surgical tech schools in Sacramento, CA can help you gain entry-level employment as a surgical technician in an area hospital or outpatient surgical center. These career-focused programs teach you the skills and medical knowledge needed to become a surgical technician in around one to two years, usually.
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Welcome to Carrington College – The Starting Point for Health Care Careers.
With roots that date back more than 45 years, Carrington College has helped to shape the careers of tens of thousands of students as they prepare to enter health care professions. Part of DeVry Education Group, Carrington College operates 18 campuses across 8 Western states through a broad range of programs that lead to certificates of achievement or associate degrees in medical, dental, administrative and veterinary fields.
Carrington College's career-focused curriculum is designed to prepare students for entry level positions in their fields of study. Along with academic preparation and skills training, Carrington College students gain core institutional student learning outcomes in critical thinking, information management, and technical literacy. But it doesn't end there. Personal and professional development, communication skills, respect, and responsibility are also emphasized throughout their education at Carrington College.
Students, faculty, and administrative staff at Carrington College are encouraged to pursue and achieve their highest potential. We strive for excellence and quality in everything we do and instill in our students the same aspirations. In doing so, we're confident that our graduates will be prepared to begin working in the health care field and ready to meet the needs of patients.
Kaplan College
Your educational needs. Our commitment.
At Kaplan College, we create programs with our students' needs in mind. Our goal is to empower you with the real-world knowledge you need to succeed beyond the classroom. We offer a variety of programs at 28 campuses across 7 states in various degree levels to help train you for entry-level employment in a variety of rewarding careers.
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Maintain the security in our communities that will always be important to our society. Develop the decision-making and judgment skills that could help you pursue entry-level opportunities in the criminal justice field.†
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Train for the skills that could help you pursue new career opportunities. Experience comprehensive training with group discussions, lectures, and hands-on experience with equipment typically used in the field to help you develop the practical skills to pursue career success.§
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We choose to offer Kaplan CommitmentSM because we want you to be able to experience real courses for real credits before making a financial commitment. Kaplan Commitment offers you the opportunity to assess the workload and evaluate the demands on your current work and family commitments. We want to be sure this is the right choice for you.#
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Start today by taking the first step with Kaplan College.
*Areas of study may vary by location.
†Additional academy training may be required for law enforcement positions. Applicants to the Criminal Justice program in Texas will require additional TCOLE or other government agency approved training upon graduation to seek certain positions.
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§Kaplan College cannot guarantee a student's eligibility either to take any exam or become certified, registered or licensed. Individual state licensing/certification requirements may vary and are subject to change.
#No credits will be earned if the student withdraws from the program. Students must withdraw before the close of business on the last day of the Conditional Admittance Period for tuition exemption. Program requirements may vary and other conditions may apply. Please contact us for details.
For more information on our programs and their outcomes visit www.kaplancollege.com/consumer-info.
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Milan Institute
We believe that each student at Milan Institute holds the key to his or her own success. Our staff and instructors strive to help each student develop the professionalism that will open a world of creativity and knowledge. Milan Institute offers a college atmosphere conducive to learning and individual growth. Excellent training and job placement assistance enable our students to become enterprising professionals.
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San Joaquin Valley College – Careers start here.
Better opportunities and increased financial stability could be just around the corner. Get the skills needed to go straight to work in today's competitive job market with accelerated programs in medical, technical, and business fields.
Founded in 1977, SJVC is an accredited private junior college with campuses located throughout California – including an Online division – offering a balance of classroom instruction and hands-on training to meet your needs.
Keiser University eCampus Online
For more than 35 years, Keiser University has provided student-centered, career-focused education in fields such as health care, business, criminal justice and information technology. Our one-class-at-a-time schedules allow busy students to focus on their education and balance the demands of work and family. Whether you choose to attend online, on campus, or both you will be part of a caring learning environment led by experienced faculty who bring textbooks to life with real-world challenges and solutions. Our unique combination of a curriculum that is in pace with technology and the skills employers value along with our "students first" approach provides an outstanding academic experience.
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Employment opportunities for surgical techs in Sacramento are expected to increase at around the national average of 30% over the next decade. Surgical techs are employed in large hospitals and surgical centers and in smaller surgical centers throughout the Sacramento area.
Salary Range
The average salary for a surgical tech working in Sacramento is around $59,340 per year making Sacramento the fourth highest paying metropolitan area in America for surgical techs. Many positions offer attractive benefits packages with health and dental, 401k or other profit sharing/savings plan and vacation pay. (Figures courtesy of the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Employment & Wages database.)
Working Conditions
A surgical technician is responsible for assembling surgical equipment and for assisting surgeons and staff with equipment and surgical procedures in an operating room. Working conditions consist of working along side surgeons, nurses and anesthesiologists in a surgical center or hospital. Surgical Technologists also perform surgical procedures. This is a hands on position that requires surgical and medical knowledge.
Financial Aid
Federal grants and both subsidized and unsubsidized loans are available for all qualified applicants. Qualifications include residency and a high school diploma or equivalent. Financial need must also be demonstrated. Unpaid federal loans and drug offense convictions are disqualifications for federal financial aid. Colleges will work with students to facilitate the financial aid process.
Sacramento surgical tech schools provide an educational foundation in the classroom and practical experience via externships. Financial aid is readily available for most students who need it. Graduates are prepared to enter the Sacramento job market in a booming field.


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Each year, several outstanding students are offered positions as Fellows with the Program on Corporate Compliance and Enforcement, enabling them to gain unparalleled expertise in this area, through research, participation in our invitation-only events and interaction with leading practitioners.
2015-16 Student Fellows
Miriam Furst 2016
Miriam Furst is a third year student at NYU School of Law. Following her first year of law school, Miriam worked as a summer associate at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart and Sullivan conducting legal research on various complex commercial issues. During this past summer, she worked at both Quinn Emanuel and Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom in a variety of practice groups, including Intellectual Property and Government Enforcement and White Collar. At NYU, Miriam serves as a casebook research and writing editor for the Moot Court Board. Miriam received her B.A. magna cum laude from Brown University, where she double majored in Business, Entrepreneurship, and Organizations and Education Studies. During her senior year, she was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and wrote an honors thesis that examined the organizational culture of a New England law firm with a focus on women's experiences at the firm.
Rahul Hari 2016
Rahul Hari is a J.D. Candidate, Class of 2016, at NYU School of Law. Rahul received his B.A. in Political Science from the University of California, Irvine in 2009. He spent his first summer of law school working in chambers for Justice Ikola, an appellate judge in Southern California. At the end of his second year, Rahul was named a Robert McKay Scholar. Rahul joined Sidley Austin's Los Angeles office as a summer associate in 2015 where he worked on a variety of litigation projects including White Collar Investigation and Corporate Compliance. He was recently named the Top Gun Trial Advocate, an honor bestowed on the top law school trial advocate after a grueling advocacy competition hosted in Waco, Texas. Rahul's coursework includes Corporations, Complex Litigation, and Business Crime.
Jack Neff 2016
Jack Neff is currently a 3L at NYU School of Law. Jack graduated from the University of Delaware in 2013 with a B.A. in Political Science and Economics as well as an M.A. in Economics. As an undergraduate, Jack captained the University of Delaware Heavyweight Crew team. This past summer, Jack worked in the New York office of the Federal Trade Commission. Jack has joined Latham & Watkins as a Summer Associate in 2015. Jack's master thesis was entitled "Empirical Analysis of Federal Antitrust Enforcement: 1970-2011" and he continues to focus on antitrust enforcement as a program fellow.
Ryan Rakower 2016
Ryan Rakower is a J.D. Candidate at the New York University School of Law, class of 2016. At NYU, Ryan served as a teaching assistant for Criminal Law taught by Stephen Schulhofer and completed coursework in Business Crime, Securities Regulation, and Antitrust. In addition, Ryan interned in the Asset Forfeiture Unit of the U.S. Attorney's Office in the Eastern District of New York during the spring of his 2L year. Ryan spent his 2L summer as a Summer Associate at Quinn Emanuel, where he took on a variety of litigation assignments, including securities and white collar matters. Before attending law school, Ryan graduated from Duke University and interned in the Early Case Assessment Bureau at the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office.
Katya Roze 2017
Katya Roze is currently a second-year student at New York University School of Law. Katya graduated magna cum laude from Cornell University with a double major in Government and Economics in 2014. At Cornell, she was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and wrote a senior thesis on international trade in art. After her first year at NYU, Katya spent the summer in the Division of Trading and Markets at the Securities and Exchange Commission in Washington, D.C., where she worked on self-regulatory organization rule proposals and Commission rulemakings. At NYU, Katya currently serves as a staff editor for the NYU Annual Survey of American Law and holds a board position in the Art Law Society.
Stephanie Spies 2016
Stephanie Spies received her B.A. degree magna cum laude in 2011 from Northwestern University, where she majored and graduated with honors in Political Science and French and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Prior to attending law school, Stephanie was a program coordinator and research assistant at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, DC. During the summer of 2014, she was a legal intern in the Criminal Division at the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York in New York City. During the summer of 2015, she was a Summer Associate at Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP. At NYU Law School, Stephanie has earned the role of an Articles Editor of the Law Review and Co-Chair of the Deans' Cup. Following graduation, Stephanie will be clerking for judges on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit and the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
Cristina Vasile 2016
Cristina Vasile is a current student at New York University School of Law. She serves as a staff editor for the NYU Journal of Law and Business and holds positions on the boards of the Latin American Law Students Association and the Law & Social Entrepreneurship Association. Cristina was selected as part of the Securities & Exchange Commission's Summer Honors Program, where she worked in the Division of Enforcement. Prior to beginning law school, Cristina worked as a policy analyst at Demos, a New York-based think tank, where her research focused on trade, globalization, environmental policy and voting rights. While at Demos, Cristina co-authored numerous Demos publications and wrote an Op-Ed that was published in The Hill. Cristina was an adjunct professor at Mercy College, where she taught Political Science. She also worked as a Senior Analyst at MSA Investigations, where she conducted pre-transactional and financial related due diligence and regulatory searches on multinational corporations and high-net worth individuals. A native New Yorker, Cristina holds a B.A. in Politics from New York University as well as an M.A. in Politics with a concentration in International Relations from New York University.
Susan Wang 2016
Susan Wang is a third year student at NYU School of Law. She is an Articles Editor for the NYU Annual Survey of American Law, a teaching assistant for the first year Lawyering program, and a Roberts McKay Scholar. This fall, she is interning at the Civil Division of the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York. She is also a member of the New York City Bar Chorus, and she held a position on the board of NYU Law Women during her second year. Her coursework at NYU includes Securities Regulation, Business Crime, Secured Transactions, and Corporate Finance. Susan spent this past summer at Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett's New York office, and she plans to return to the firm after graduation. She graduated cum laude from Duke University with a B.A. in Political Science and French Studies.
2014-15 Student Fellows
Adam Crider 2015
Adam Crider is a 3L at NYU Law where he has taken courses in Business Crime, Criminal Procedure, Securities Regulation and Antitrust in addition to his work as a staff editor on the NYU Journal of Law and Business. This past summer, Adam worked at Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett LLP on a variety of assignments, including government investigations and securities enforcement matters. He plans to return to Simpson Thacher next fall as an associate in the firm's litigation department. Prior to law school, Adam was a Peace Corps volunteer in rural Kenya and spent seven years in the investment banking and private equity sectors. Adam is a graduate of Miami University in Oxford, Ohio where he received a B.S. in economics and finance.
Jerry Goldsmith 2015
Jerry Goldsmith is a J.D. Candidate at the New York University School of Law, class of 2015. Jerry received his B.S. in Finance from the University of Florida in 2008. He spent his first summer during law school at Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossmann, a leading Plaintiff's Securities Litigation firm. Jerry spent his second summer at Bilzin Sumberg Baena Price & Axelrod, where he has accepted an offer to practice commercial litigation upon graduation. Jerry's coursework includes Corporations, Business Crime & Securities Regulation.
Naveen Jayaraman 2015
Naveen Jayaraman is currently a student in the J.D. program at the New York University School of Law, and holds a B.A. in Political Science from the University of California, Berkeley. He spent his first summer at NYU interning in the Banking Division of the New York State Department of Financial Services, where he worked on complex money-laundering investigations and conducted research on financial institutional compliance, emergent risk in the financial technology industry, and corporate malfeasance. Prior to coming to law school, Naveen spent two years as a legal assistant in the New York office of Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy, supporting deal teams in its global finance practices. He returns to Milbank as a summer associate in the summer of 2015.
Jack Neff 2016
Jack Neff is currently a 2L at NYU School of Law. Jack graduated from the University of Delaware in 2013 with a B.A. in Political Science and Economics as well as an M.A. in Economics. As an undergraduate, Jack captained the University of Delaware Heavyweight Crew team. This past summer, Jack worked in the New York office of the Federal Trade Commission. He will join Latham & Watkins as a Summer Associate in 2015. Jack's master thesis was entitled "Empirical Analysis of Federal Antitrust Enforcement: 1970-2011" and he continues to focus on antitrust enforcement as a program fellow.
Max Rodriguez 2015
Max Rodriguez has been interested in corporate compliance, enforcement, and related white collar crime issues for many years. Before entering NYU School of Law, Max spent two years as a paralegal at Morvillo Abramowitz Grand Iason & Anello P.C., working on numerous white collar, securities fraud, and commercial litigation matters. Since coming to NYU, Max has concentrated his coursework on criminal and regulatory practice, with am emphasis on white collar matters. Max's independent research focuses on the evolving judicial supervisory authority over corporate deferred prosecution agreements. Max has also had public and private sector experience in corporate criminal and regulatory matters, with stints as an intern and extern at the U.S. Attorneys' Offices for the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York, respectively, and as a summer associate at Kasowitz Benson Torres & Friedman LLP.
Tim Sprague 2015
Originally from Alexandria, Virginia, Tim Sprague received both a B.A. and M.A. in Economics from Fordham University. After working as an economic research analyst in the financial services industry for nearly two years, Tim began his study at New York University School of Law in the fall of 2012. While studying at NYU, Tim took a great interest in white collar criminal and regulatory matters and became a member of the inaugural fellowship class in the Program on Corporate Compliance and Enforcement. As a fellow, Tim has worked closely with Director Jennifer Arlen on a variety of research topics. Tim aims to specialize in this area when he starts as a litigation associate at Wachtell Lipton Rosen and Katz in the fall of 2015. Tim is an articles editor for the NYU Law Review and a Frank J. Guarini Institute for Government Leadership Scholar.
Noah Susskind 2015
Noah G. Susskind brings his experience in deal-making and dispute resolution to bear on corporate compliance, risk management, and enforcement. As an ADR researcher for the MIT-Harvard Public Disputes Program, Noah co-wrote research papers about environmental planning, negotiation, and peacemaking on the Navajo reservation. Following a semester-long internship at the Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School, Noah worked at Feinberg Rozen LLP, helping to design and implement systems for confidential settlement negotiations of mass-tort lawsuits. Noah then founded Adroit Productions, an award-winning technology consulting company that caters to dispute resolution professionals. Noah has given presentations on negotiation at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Johns Hopkins, and published scholarship about negotiation in Negotiation Journal and Ohio State Journal of Dispute Resolution before starting law school. With this background in A.D.R. and negotiation in particular, Noah has set his sights on compliance and risk management—both as supplements to litigation and as negotiated processes. The NYU Journal of Law & Business, where Noah is a Senior Articles Editor, will soon publish Noah's paper about compliance, risk management, and corporate governance as they relate to cybersecurity. This past summer, Noah combined his compliance and negotiation interests as a Summer Associate at the Legal and Compliance Office for General Electric's Oil & Gas division in Florence, Italy. There, he worked on international litigation, compliance, negotiation, mediation, and arbitration.
Noah received his B.A. from Williams College with Honors in philosophy and a minor in legal studies. He made Dean's List, won school-wide writing prizes in English and Political Science, and managed 50 fellow students in the Writing Tutors program he co-led.


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