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Bethany College (Kansas)
|Bethany College
|Religious affiliation
|Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA)
|Edward F. Leonard III
|Lindsborg, Kansas, USA
|Rural, 53 acres (21 ha)
|Blue and Gold
|Terrible Swedes
Bethany College is a small liberal arts college located in Lindsborg, Kansas and is affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA).
Bethany College, established by Swedish Lutheran immigrants in 1881, is a college of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ECLA). Swedish-Lutheran settlers worked with the Rev. Dr. Carl Aaron Swensson, Bethany's founder, to establish Bethany Academy on October 15, 1881, in the sacristy of Bethany Lutheran Church in Lindsborg, Kansas, with ten students. Growing rapidly, Bethany evolved from Academy through 1885, to Bethany Normal Institute in 1887, to Bethany College in 1889. Notable Bethany presidents in the 20th century include Rev. Dr. Ernst Frederick Wilhelm Pihlblad (1873–1943), who was a Professor from 1895 to 1904, and president from 1905 to 1941. Under Pihlblad, Bethany was accredited and became a member of the National Association of Schools of Music. Under the watch of Emory K. Lindquist (1908–1922), who took office of president in 1943, Bethany survived war troubles, grew in post-war America and improved its reputation. He is the author of Bethany in Kansas: The History of a College (1975).[1]
In May 2007, Bethany College announced the appointment of Dr. Edward F. Leonard III as the college's 13th president. Leonard previously served as Vice President for College Advancement at Wilmington College.[2]
Lindsborg, Kansas[edit]
A town of 3,400 people, Lindsborg is a town of Swedish heritage that actively preserves it. Seasonal festivals such as Svensk Hyllningsfest and Midsummer's Day attract thousands of visitors to the area. The architecture downtown reflects a traditional Scandinavian style, and Wild Dala Horses-a symbol of Swedish folk craft-can be viewed around town and on campus.
• Since 1903, when the "Terrible Swedes" were feared and respected by all opponents, students and alumni have rallied Bethany athletic competition with the "Rockar! Stockar!" cheer.
• Every year since 1882, Bethany Oratorio Society has presented Handel's Messiah at the college-the longest-running annual performances in North America. [3]
• The walk from Bethany Lutheran Church. In honor of its founding in the sacristy of Bethany Lutheran Church, students traditionally walk to the church for a welcome service on their first day at Bethany as freshmen. Then, before the baccalaureate services on the day of their commencement, Bethany seniors line up in front of Bethany Lutheran Church for a traditional procession to Presser Hall on campus.
• The ringing of the bell. When a Swedes athletics team wins conference, they gather in front of Hahn Gymnasium to ring the bell and spread the news to the rest of the campus, regardless of what time of day-or night-it may be.
• Lift High the Cross. Each year during Homecoming week, Bethany students celebrate the college's heritage of faith by lifting high a wooden cross in the gazebo. Students sign up for shifts so that the cross is held high during every hour of the week.
• 352. The number of feet out that the fence is for a home run in Anderson Stadium. 352 is also the place all Swedes baseball fans gather to cheer.
Bethany College consists of 14 academic departments; with majors focused in Education, Humanities, Fine Arts, Sciences, and Social Sciences; minors ranging from Business to Theatre; Teaching Endorsements for all majors in education; and 6 pre-professional studies including Medicine, Law and physical therapy.
EBEs (Experience-Based Education) An EBE is an internship-for-credit program at Bethany College. Students earn academic credit while job shadowing or interning. The program can be completed during any of Bethany's four semesters. Up to 15 semester hours credit can be earned toward graduation through EBEs. Tuition for EBE credit is assessed at the same rate as all other credits for that particular term.
Study Abroad Bethany Students connect with the American Institute of Foreign Studies, which provide study abroad programs in 19 countries. Also, Karlstad University and Harlaxton College are programs of interest among students.
Student life[edit]
Residential Full-time students live on campus and participate in one of our meal plans. Bethany College's residential campus facilitates the academic and personal success of each student. There are multiple dorms on campus, including: Anna Marm (an all female dorm), Alma Swensson Hall (ASH; an all male dorm), Gregory & Warner (the two co-ed dorms on campus), and the Swede Suites which are apartment-style living quarters for upperclassmen.
Student Organizations Your Bethany education is not limited to classrooms, labs, and textbooks; it includes your participation in our campus community. In addition to the activities themselves, groups like these introduce you to new people, gain valuable leadership experience and make a difference at Bethany and beyond. With over 45 different organizations to choose from at Bethany, one that stands out is SGA(Swede Government Association) which represents all full-time Bethany students. SGA distributes student activity funds to sanctioned student organizations and advocates for students with the college administration. There are also 4 sororities and 3 fraternities; Greek Council, the governing body for the Greek Organizations; departmental clubs and organizations focused on a career field or academic discipline; and national honor societies.
Student Media The Bethanian is the Bethany College annual yearbook, created by Bethany students for Bethany students. The Bethanian is funded by SGA. The Bethany Messenger is the official student newspaper of the college. Written, edited and published by students, it is published during the fall and spring semesters, usually biweekly. Publication of Messenger is funded by SGA
Bethany College teams are known as the Terrible Swedes or Swedes. The college is a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and competes in the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC). Men's sports include baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis, track & field and wrestling; while women's sports include basketball, cheerleading, cross country, dance, soccer, softball, tennis, track & field and volleyball.
Notable alumni and faculty[edit]
- John Frykman, Lutheran minister and psychotherapist
- Harrison Keller, violinist and professor
- Kent Kessinger, college football coach
- Emory Lindquist, 1930 Rhodes Scholar, Swedish-American historian, President of Bethany, President of Wichita State University
- Bruce Montgomery, composer, performer, painter conductor, director
- Wade Moore, baseball manager and college football coach
- John Pfeiffer, classical music producer
- Birger Sandzen, Artist, Art Professor at Bethany College
- Carl Aaron Swensson, Lutheran minister and President of Bethany College
- ^ Connelley, William E (1918). "Carl Aaron Swensson". A Standard History of Kansas and Kansans. Chicago: Lewis Publishing Company. Retrieved 19 June 2014.
- ^ "President's Office". Bethany College. Bethany College. Retrieved 19 June 2014.
- ^ Lindquist, Emory (1953). Smokey Valley People: A History of Lindsborg, Kansas. Kempton. pp. 108–110.
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|Ryan Creighton
i haven't seen many folks suggesting that the precipitous drop-off in Draw Something players was DUE to the fact that Zynga were suddenly involved, so ... you know what? I'LL suggest it.
|David Marcum
I bet he took a long shower after leaving. I know I would've felt a bit dirty after working for Zynga.
|adam crockett
I paid money for in app purchases while it was OMGpop, but not after Zynga. I still play with one person but originally I played with around 25 people. I'll agree that improvements were made to the game, but I think the drop off was either bad timing, or the Zynga name tainting it.
|Jesse Tucker
I'm not a huge fan of Zynga and stopped playing Newtoy games after they were acquired. When Omgpop was acquired I also stopped playing Draw Something. However, I feel that I'm in the minority when it comes to voting with my money.
To be honest, I think I was starting to get bored with Draw Something right around the time it was acquired by Zynga. The game is a fun premise, but the entire game is based on two actions: drawing and guessing. Once I did those two actions a few hundred times, the appeal had started to dwindle quite a bit. I had already stopped playing with random strangers, and was playing with people I knew because it was really only fun to play with friends. Zynga's purchase of Omgpop was the final nail in the coffin for me, but I don't think my interest would have lasted much longer anyway.
|Timothy Barton
Actually myself and a lot of my friend group quit PRECISELY because it was aquired by Zynga. I think there is a small but growing number of people who actively avoid their games. And whenever a game relies solely upon interaction with others, any decline can obviously snowball quickly. I think being aquired by Zynga had made a small dent, but it was mostly burnout (like you guys said), followed by the snowball inherent in this type of game.
|E Zachary Knight
My wife an I played Draw Something for a while. It was pretty neat. We went around 150 rounds before we stopped playing. It just stopped being much fun after seeing the same few words popping up over and over again.
I think my biggest issue with it was the lack of challenge. It seemed that my wife and I were cooperating with no sense of competition. There was no discernible limit to how long or how many it took to guess. I think the loss of team vs team aspect of Pictionary just wasn't there and Draw Something was weaker because of it.
|Carlo Delallana
Drawception > everything else
|Bob Johnson
Lucky timing on the sale. Great game, but was never worth $180 million dollars. But companies or at least Zynga had social game rush fever.

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David Price seems all but gone in Tampa Bay this offseason, and the Nationals have been one of the several teams reportedly interested in his services. As dynamic as a rotation that included Price, Stephen Strasburg, Jordan Zimmermann, Gio Gonzalez and one of Taylor Jordan, Ross Detwiler and Tanner Roark would be, there still remains the question of what the Nationals would have to give for him.
So, what would it take? Try Anthony Rendon, Taylor Jordan, Tony Renda, Nathan Karns and Matt Skole on for size.
Anthony Rendon entered last season as MLB.com's 33-ranked prospect, and topped Nationals Top Prospects lists anywhere you went. He's two-plus years removed from being considered the best hitting prospect in the 2011 draft, and took the fast-track to the major leagues, debuting on April 21 this past season. He would certainly be considered the feature-piece in the trade, and would provide the Rays with a young, controllable long-term solution to plug in at second base.
With the emergence of Tanner Roark, the likely return of Ross Detwiler and Dan Haren's dollars off the books, the Nationals will have plenty of options to fill the final two spots in their rotation, making Taylor Jordan dispensable. However, it doesn't mean he wouldn't be an interesting piece for the Rays. The 24-year old posted a 3.66 ERA in nine starts in his rookie season, and will be under team control through 2020 including arbitration, giving Tampa Bay a young, controllable (seeing a trend here?) pitcher (and we know Tampa Bay loves their pitching) that is slightly more proven than some of the high-promise arms they may target from other teams. While Jordan wasn't an incredibly highly-touted prospect prior to making his big-league debut, he's shown (in a small sample size) that he can get results. For a competing team like Tampa Bay, that should be appealing.
While the Rays would be acquiring Rendon in the deal, Renda (I'm sure there would be some clever headlines if this trade actually happened) is also included because the Rays don't boast a terribly deep supply of middle infielders. Former first-overall pick Tim Beckham finally bounced back last season at AAA, but figures to be in the big leagues at some point in 2014, fellow first-round pick Jake Hager struggled at High-A last season, and top shortstop prospect Hak-Ju Lee struggled with injuries in 2013. Renda, who hit .294 at A Full Hagerstown last season, would give the Rays a prospect that will take a little more time to develop, but will also bring them a hit-for-average, hustle-mentality second baseman.
Nathan Karns, the oldest player in the Rays' haul, would further feed Tampa's deep arsenal of young pitchers. Like Jordan, Karns made his big-league debut in 2013. He didn't stay very long, logging just 12 total innings before being sent back to the minors, however, his "stuff" is undeniable. With a plus-fastball, a developing changeup and a curveball that can hit 87-88 miles an hour, Karns could potentially become one of the game's better strikeout pitchers with instruction from the Rays' seemingly god-like minor-league pitching instructors.
There are very few teams (if any) that manage to get all their young talents big-league action when they are ready for call-ups, which is why they seem to match up well with a player like Matt Skole. At 24 years old, Skole seems like he could potentially be on the same track as fellow Nationals power prospect Chris Marrero, who ended up being outrighted and released late last month. Prior to suffering an injury that cost him most of 2013, Skole had hit .290 and .291 in his two minor league seasons at Low-A and High-A, respectively. The Nationals don't figure to chance making him their starting first baseman, meaning he'll likely never be more than a bench player in Washington. But he has shown promise in the minors and in 2013 big-league Spring Training, and could actually have a shot at playing time with the Rays organization.
Two offseasons ago, the Nationals shipped Brad Peacock, AJ Cole, Tommy Milone and Derek Norris to the Oakland Athletics in exchange for dominant young left-hander Gio Gonzalez. Per Baseball America, Peacock, Cole and Norris were the Nationals' third-, fourth- and ninth-ranked prospects at the time. At the time, Gonzalez was 26, two years younger than Price (28), and was under team control for significantly longer (four seasons). So while he was not quite as accomplished, he had plenty going for him at the time of the trade. While the hype may not be there in the cases of the players on the table for Price, more production is on the table. With a minor-league system filled with highly-touted players, adding some players to the mix that have already produced may be the route the Rays should actually take to create some balance.
The latest news on Price is that the Phillies have reportedly "kicked around" the idea of making a play for Price, and FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal listed the Cardinals, Rangers, Royals, Nationals, Dodgers, Mariners and Diamondbacks as teams that possess that assets to get Price in an article this past Monday. We'll continue to monitor the musings around Price as the offseason takes shape.


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South Bend starter Randy Rodriguez was spectacular on Saturday night, tossing a season high 8.1 innings of one run ball in leading the Silver Hawks to a 3-1 victory over the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers. With the win, Rodriguez snaps a personal six game losing streak and helps the Silver Hawks to a 6-2 record through eight games of this current 10 game road trip.
Rodriguez (WP, 2-7) had thrown just 77 pitches through eight shutout innings, allowing just five hits while striking out four and walking no one. The right hander had faced just three batters over the minimum of 24 through eight innings, as he had two runners erased on double plays.
Rodriguez was given a chance to take the mound in the ninth for a complete game shutout. Unfortunately, Rodriguez was only able to get one out before loading the bases and turning the ball over to the bullpen.
Closer T.J. Hose (SV, 9) entered the game, and hit the first batter he faced, forcing in a run to make it a 3-1 ballgame. Hose bounced back to strike out the next hitter, and then induced a ground ball from John Delaney to end the game. Fittingly, Nelson Gomez had to dig the throw out of the dirt on the final play, his fifth dig of the night as he was a huge aid to his teammates.
South Bend chased Wisconsin starter Evan Frederickson (LP, 3-5) from the game in the third inning, scoring three times on four hits. Chris Davis started the rally with a double, and moved to third on a single by Jake Elmore. Reynaldo Navarro followed with a RBI double for the 1-0 lead. Two outs later, Gomez hit the third double of the inning, scoring both Elmore and Navarro for the 3-0 edge.
As good as Rodriguez was on the mound, he still got some great defensive help from his teammate Gomez at first base. On four occasions through the first six innings, Gomez dug a low throw out of the dirt, saving errors by his infield teammates and keeping Rodriguez's great night in tact.
Gomez had two hits on the night for South Bend as well, with Elmore tallying three singles, but Saturday was mostly about Rodriguez and his performance on the mound.
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Boston College Composers Concert
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Lesson: What Do Bread and Beer Have in Common?Contributed by: Engineering K-PhD Program, Pratt School of Engineering, Duke University
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Seventh graders are hungry for knowledge of how their bodies work, and at the same time are beginning to seriously consider how they will behave as adults. They are well aware of alcohol consumption as a common adult behavior, and most students are equally aware that excess alcohol consumption is responsible for many accidents and even deaths. As a result of this awareness, students have many questions about alcohol and how it affects the body. They also have many misconceptions about what alcoholism is, and what it really means when a person is an alcoholic. When students this age are allowed to voice their questions and get honest answers, their motivation for learning is greatly enhanced.
You can capitalize on their interest by asking the class what bread and beer have in common. While some may know that both are made with yeast, it is unlikely that they will know why yeast is used in their production. By now students should be interested and ready to learn more about yeasts.
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Yeasts are neither plants nor animals, but belong to the fungi kingdom. They are unicellular, and like plants they have a cell wall, although the cell wall in this case is made of the material chitin (similar to the hard material in crab shells) rather than the cellulose of plant cells. Like other fungi, yeasts generally reproduce asexually by budding (similar to mitosis), but they can and do reproduce sexually on occasion. Normally yeasts thrive in warm, moist places. They can, however, survive for long periods of time in a dormant state when kept cool and dry.
What makes yeasts especially interesting and useful is the fact that they respire anaerobically. Both plant and animal cells generate energy for cellular functions, including cell division, by breaking down glucose in the presence of oxygen. In the process, they generate the by-products carbon dioxide and water. Yeasts, on the other hand, do not require oxygen and can simply break down glucose, yielding the by-products carbon dioxide and ethyl alcohol.
It is the by-products of yeast respiration that are of commercial value to humans. A small amount of dry, dormant yeast (easily obtained in packets at a grocery store) added to the other ingredients of bread dough (flour, water, sugar, and salt) will quickly become rehydrated and active. They will begin to consume the sugar, reproduce, and before long generate enough carbon dioxide gas to let the dough rise. When baked, the result is soft bread laced with small holes in the interior, which are the actual pockets of carbon dioxide gas.
Humans also use yeast respiration to produce alcoholic beverages. Under the right conditions, any fruit, all types of which contain an ample supply of glucose, will ferment and produce a small amount of alcohol. Yeast spores in the air, for example, land on unharvested apples lying on the ground. The spores will then mature and respire, giving the apples a decidedly alcoholic taste after a few days in the autumn sun. Likewise, unrefrigerated apple cider in an open container can be fermented to make "hard" cider. Aboriginal cultures around the world have used this process for centuries, using whatever fruits are available and unknowingly taking advantage of whatever yeast cells blow in with the breeze. Consumption of the product is generally not an everyday practice, but instead is reserved for special events or religious ceremonies.
In modern societies alcohol production is mechanized and controlled, and specially cultured yeast varieties are used. Wine is produced by allowing squashed grapes to ferment until the resulting juice reaches an alcohol content of 8-14%. Beer is made from fermented grains (wheat, barley, or rye) and contains 3-6% alcohol. For distilled spirits, the fermentation of grains (or potatoes, in the case of vodka; or sugar cane, in the case of rum) is followed by a process known as distillation, in which the alcohol is concentrated by removing some of the water. Most distilled liquors are about 40% alcohol (80 proof). Many people find their taste somewhat unpalatable, so liquors are frequently mixed with soda, water, or fruit juice before being drunk.
Alcohol's Effects On the Body
Of special interest to students is what happens once an alcoholic beverage is consumed. Students will be surprised to know that alcohol is so simple chemically that it does not have to be digested. Instead, once it is swallowed, some of it is absorbed directly into the blood vessels within the stomach lining, allowing the alcohol to begin entering the bloodstream very quickly. Most of the alcohol is absorbed in the small intestine, though, and this, too, happens rapidly. If food is present, however, absorption is slowed.
Once it is in the bloodstream, the alcohol travels quickly to all parts of the body. In the brain, it acts to dilate the blood vessels slightly, producing a mild tranquilizing effect, which most people perceive as a relaxed feeling. However, it also acts as a depressant, meaning that it slows the rate at which nerves transmit messages. One of the key results is a slowing of some inhibitory functions, so if enough alcohol is consumed, self-control is greatly reduced. Ironically, although alcohol is a depressant, the behavioral result can make it seem more like a stimulant. At a party, a self-conscious person may become an enthusiastic dancer, or start acting silly; a shy person can become outgoing and enjoy the attention gotten by telling off-color jokes. Many people indulge excessively in party foods available, without the inhibitory reasoning process reminding them to limit their junk-food intake. Similarly, with rational thought in decline, risky sexual behavior is not uncommon after excess alcohol consumption.
If consumption continues, more parts of the nervous system become affected. Vision becomes impaired, muscle coordination declines, balance becomes difficult to maintain, it becomes harder to think things through, and judgment is diminished. It is not surprising, then, that attempting to control a motor vehicle would be a bad idea, but with judgment impaired, the drunk person most likely thinks he or she can drive just fine. As we know, the result can be tragic.
Meanwhile, the liver is hard at work. The normal job of the liver is to break down fats into simple sugars that the cells can use for energy. It has another job, though, which is to break down chemicals that it doesn't recognize as belonging in the bloodstream. If alcohol is present in the blood, the liver puts precedence on breaking it down into water and carbon dioxide, as opposed to doing its normal job of breaking down the fats that came in with the last meal. As a result, heavy drinking causes fat deposits to develop in the liver, which can eventually harden and scar the liver badly enough so it can no longer function adequately. This condition is known as cirrhosis of the liver.
In the short term, though, the depressant effect of alcohol also causes the digestive tract to slow down. With food not moving at its usual speed through the stomach, there is a higher concentration of stomach acid present than normal. The intestines are slowed as well, so food is not digested completely. The presence of alcohol also acts to increase both the heart rate and blood pressure. In addition, it acts as a diuretic, meaning it causes the kidneys to remove more water from the bloodstream than usual. And last of all, the dilated blood vessels in the brain expand slightly and press the brain against the skull.
All of these effects combine to produce the symptoms known collectively as a "hangover" the morning following a night of heavy drinking. The queasy stomach, loss of appetite, and diarrhea are the result of alcohol's effects on the digestive tract. The dry mouth and thirst are the result of dehydration due to alcohol's diuretic action. The headache is the result of the expanded brain pressing on the skull, as well as dehydration.
Besides cirrhosis, other long-term effects of excessive alcohol consumption can include damage to the heart, and both changes to and death of nerve cells within the brain. Because alcohol is high in calories, drinkers usually experience some weight gain at first. But with digestion impaired, many eventually lose weight. Serious weight loss and malnutrition can result when an alcoholic (see below) becomes more interested in consuming alcohol than food, or in the case of the poor or unemployed, buys alcohol instead of food.
Alcoholism is a disease characterized by four symptoms. The first is craving, a strong need to drink that can feel to the alcoholic as strong as the need for food or water. The second is loss of control, meaning that once the alcoholic begins drinking, he or she cannot stop. Physical dependence is the third symptom. When the alcoholic cannot obtain a drink, he or she experiences withdrawal symptoms such as nausea, shakiness, sweating, and anxiety. The fourth symptom, tolerance, means that the alcoholic needs to drink increasingly greater amounts in order to feel the same tranquilized state. All of these are the result of changes in the way nerves within the brain signal one another, changes brought about by repeated exposure to excess amounts of alcohol.
Once a person develops an alcohol dependency (another name for alcoholism), it will last for the person's lifetime. It can be treated, but "recovered" alcoholics must entirely avoid drinking to prevent a relapse. Treatment can include medications to ease withdrawal symptoms, as well as counseling for both the patient and family members. Few alcoholics can stop drinking without some form of help.
Risk factors for alcoholism include easy access to alcohol, which can include access during the workday; cultural attitudes that urge drinking, such as social events and advertising; and a genetic predisposition to alcoholism. A child of an alcoholic is four times more likely to become an alcoholic than a child of a non-alcoholic, but it is not known how much of this is because of genetic factors and how much is due to lifestyle.
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Begin by explaining that yeast cells are what cause the bread to rise and create its light texture, due to the method of cellular respiration that is unique to yeasts. Refer to the Lesson Background and Concepts for Teacher section for further information to share with students.
Next point out that because a by-product of yeast respiration is ethyl alcohol, yeasts are also used to make alcoholic beverages. Again, use the Lesson Background and Concepts for Teacher section for information.
Then ask students what they know about how alcohol affects the human body. At first, simply listen to their ideas while giving only minimal responses. This will allow you to hear some of what they already know, and more importantly, hear what misconceptions they may be harboring. After they have had some time to respond, use the information in the Lesson Background section about alcohol's effects on the body, and/or material listed in the References section, to provide accurate information. Be sure to invite students to ask questions; any that you cannot answer can become questions for them to research.
Finally, ask students to describe what they think an alcoholic would look and behave like. Most will probably be surprised to learn that the vast majority of alcoholics appear to be perfectly normal, functioning people who work and have families. It is very likely that many of them are acquainted with someone who is an alcoholic, whether they know that person is an alcoholic or not. Be sure to emphasize that alcoholism is a disease. Also point out that an alcoholic can be a "recovered" alcoholic, that is, an alcoholic who no longer drinks. Again, use the Lesson Background section and any other reliable resources available, to provide accurate information.
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Remind students that both bread and alcoholic beverages are made possible by the anaerobic respiration of yeast cells. Also remind them that this is a naturally occurring process, and one that the earliest of human civilizations learned to take advantage of. Tell your students that you are going to let them set up and observe this process for themselves -- in a controlled, scientific setting, of course.
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Summary Quiz: Ask students about the content covered in the lesson. Example questions:
Lesson Extension Activities (Return to Contents)
Have students read about or research fetal alcohol syndrome. An excellent source is a short and very visual article that appeared in the February 1992 issue of National Geographic, called "Fetal Alcohol Syndrome."
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"Alcohol," National Geographic, February 1992. This is a long article full of information about many aspects of alcohol and its consumption, which also contains good diagrams of alcohol's effects on the body.
Alcoholism, Time-Life Medical, 1996. An inexpensive, easy to understand, 30-minute video intended for alcoholic patients and their family members. It has an excellent graphic sequence showing how prolonged alcohol use alters the way nerve cells in the brain operate, resulting in the intense craving and withdrawal symptoms experienced by alcoholics. (Available from Milner-Fenwick, 800-432-8433 or www.milner-fenwick.com/pe/tlmv.htm).
FAQs on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. Accessed May 14, 2002. Concise information about alcoholism presented in a question-and-answer format. http://www.niaaa.nih.gov/faq/faq.htm
ContributorsMary R. Hebrank, project and lesson/activity consultant
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Supporting Program (Return to Contents)Engineering K-PhD Program, Pratt School of Engineering, Duke University
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This content was developed by the MUSIC (Math Understanding through Science Integrated with Curriculum) Program in the Pratt School of Engineering at Duke University under National Science Foundation GK-12 grant no. DGE 0338262. However, these contents do not necessarily represent the policies of the NSF, and you should not assume endorsement by the federal government.


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Envy those girls with pink, lustful lips? Want lips just like them? To make your lips pink, you may be able to do multiple things. Like apply pink lip gloss, or lipstick to your lips. Make your lips healthier by applying chap stick to your lips frequently. These are probably the easiest ways to make your lips pink.
1You can just simply put on pink lip gloss or lipstick. This is one of the easiest steps to make your lips pink. Just make sure your lips are healthy! (Use chap stick or something that you'd prefer.)Ad
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3Drink water if your lips are really chapped. This will moisturize your lips, also making them healthier.
4Don't lick your lips! Once lips are coated with saliva,many will engage viscous cycle of licking and re-licking their dried out lips,which become increasingly chapped with each lick. Resist the urge to wet your lips especially if they are chapped.
5Quit smoking, because smoke leads to further darkening of the lips. Also, you can apply fresh yogurt in the morning or evening and by leaving it for a couple of hours it will help revitalize all the vital nutrients that will give your lips the shine you wanted it to have.
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Seems to me that there has been no correlation between google street view and crime rates. However I know that now the reaction from this village's residents has caused their small town to become world news. Good luck trying to fend off would-be-robbers now that you've made it well known of your "upscale, well appointed homes"
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Time travel and horror don't cross paths nearly as often as they should, especially when you consider that there's probably nothing more horrifying than finding yourself literally unstuck from when you are supposed to be.
The upcoming '+1', which premiered at this year's SXSW Film Festival, looks to scratch this particular genre itch. Set at an over-the-top party where something goes horribly wrong with the timestream, the film looks very much like the kind of thing you'd want to watch at midnight in a crowded theater. We have a few exclusive images from the upcoming IFC release that you can check out below!
Directed by Dennis Iladis (who is best known for the 2009 remake of 'The Last House on the Left,'), '+1′ follows a group of college-age friends who attend a wild party, have the best/worst night of their lives and somehow find themselves caught in a time loop, sharing the house with themselves from a few hours previously. The trailer sells a movie that looks like 'Timecrimes' for the Millennial generation, a twisty and creepy look at ordinary people in an impossible situation who have to come to terms with the implications of their bizarre new predicament.
The new images show off the film's wild and crazy party setting as well as the young cast, including Ashley Hinshaw and Rhys Wakefield. Of course, a few of them hint at the danger inherent in the film's plot — you don't stage a dramatic scene in front of a wall decorated with swords unless you want to make sure everyone knows you're not kidding around.
'+1′ arrives in theaters and will be available on VOD and iTunes on September 20, 2013.


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This kit includes the fabric to make the Okey Doeky Owl and Friends Appliqu Quilt. The fabrics are for the quilt shown in the first image. You will recieve a guide showing which fabrics are used where in the quilt. There is enough of the bright pinks that you can swap a color out and still have enough fabric left for the quilt. For instance if you don't want pink in the quilt you can leave it out and there is enough yardage of the other fabrics to use for the originally pink appliques.
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Yesterday I told you how the residents of my apartment building have formed a community where everyone helps each other. I've shown you recently the trash left by the college students and how so much of what we collected was quality wooden pieces of furniture. But while my little town is enjoying summer-like days, preparing gardens, taking walks or just enjoying the sounds of nature or easy conversations, there is a part of the country reeling from loss. Loss of everything material and even of loved ones.
I'm talking about the citizens of Oklahoma who have lost everything you and I take for granted. No home or shelter, not even that of a car. Not knowing if loved ones are still alive or where they may be. Not having access to food or water without having to be dependent on the kind generosity of others.
My mind keeps returning to everything these people will need. Clothes and toiletries, even water for basic cleaning and hydration. Once they do find housing, whether temporary or permanent they will need everything from towels to something to sit down on.
So many of us, myself included have more than we need. We declutter our spaces regularly, and donate or sell what we no longer need or want. Or in the case of the college students, just throw it away. I keep picturing chairs with a ripped side, or a table with a damaged finish. There are things I didn't save because it would have been too much work for me to restore to like-new condition. But if I had nothing I would have gladly accepted these items.
So how can we help these people who are living in an area which is being called "post-apocalyptic" by some to describe the destruction?
If you live in the area, you can open your home to a person or two. Not comfortable with that? You could offer shelter in your garage and share your meals. If it were me, I would gladly sleep in a detached garage with my children to keep them safe from the weather and keep them close to me.
You could help by donating food to rescuers, even water would be gladly accepted.
And if you have meant to declutter you attic of old furniture, linen closet of extra sheets and towels, etc you can contact local churches or other organizations who will be collecting items. Now is the time to get rid of those samples you never get around to using. Shampoo, soap…what about those granola bars you didn't care for? All these things would be welcomed by those with nothing.
If you live further away, many organizations are accepting donations from Feed the Children to the Red Cross. A quick internet search would tell you if your favorite charity is assisting the survivors.
Me, I live several states from the disaster and I like to know my help goes to meet a specific need. My searches today are to find a way to be connected with one family I can sponsor. This is the only time I will mention my help in the face of this disaster because I want to protect the privacy of the family I am ultimately connected with and to blog about it would just feel wrong.


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Gardein holiday roast, mashed potatoes w/gravy, green bean casserole, stuffing, squash w/brown sugar, butter, cinnamon stick, and sweet potato w/apple slices.
EVERYTHING LOOKS SO GOOD!! Don't forget to send in your Thanksgiving plates so we can post them and everyone can be jealous of you!!
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Looks so yummy! The Dandies are killing me.
Hello all! Here is my Thanksgiving FEAST, all gluten-free and vegan to accommodate my little family.
- Candied local sweet potatoes with Dandies.
- Carrots and apricots with toasted almonds marinated in agave nectar and fresh citrus juices
- Green beens and fingerling potatoes (purple and gold)
- Balsamic black cherry vinegar, toasted pecans, cranberries and Brussels sprouts
- Creamed spinach with Daiya
- Rosemary roll
And for dessert, Vegan pumpkin cheesecake with cinnamon snap crust and caramelized pecan topping.
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More Reader Thanksgivings! They are so very delicious! »
From Alex: My first vegan thanksgiving! Fresh cranberry sauce, yams, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower bechamel, and whole grain stuffing with pecans and currants! And No Bake Cranberry Pear Tart for dessert!
Um, that is amazing. That is all.
Don't forget to submit photos of your tasty vegan Thanksgiving feast! Woo!
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These precooked sacks of Indian food are near and dear to my heart—I think they taste awesome, and they're über-convenient. I even bring them backpacking, which is slightly absurd because they're not dehydrated or lightweight or anything, just delicious.
All Tasty Bites are vegetarian. Not all of them are vegan. But generally, the company labels them accurately and I've rarely had a problem. BUT THIS IS ABSURD!!
Reader Julia in D.C. passed along the above incriminating photo of SERIOUSLY BAD EDITING, which is something I cannot abide. The Tofu Corn Masala package is labeled VEGAN but includes CREAM.
Here's what Julia says:
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Reader Jessi made up this recipe and says that she "had to share it right away! It's so good, and so pretty, and super-easy to increase or decrease for more or less people."
6 small artichokes
1 cup vegetable broth
2 carrots
1/2 cup cashews
2 medium jalapeños
2 yellow or orange bell peppers
1 large lemon
6 large broccoli florets
celery seed
2 cloves garlic
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3 pieces of bread, oven-dried and crumbled, or one cup of pre-packaged crumbs olive oil
Pre-boil the artichokes for 15 minutes to soften the leaves. While boiling artichokes, in a bowl mix bread crumbs, juice and some pulp of the lemon, vegetable broth (save a little for the food processor), one tsp. of celery seed, and onion powder to taste.
In food processor blend jalapeño, broccoli, carrots, bell pepper, garlic, cashews, some broth, some lemon juice, 2 cap fulls of olive oil. Fold this into the bread crumbs mixture.
Note: This mix is SO good we just decided to put some on some quinoa and eat it right away because we couldn't wait. Luckily it made enough to have one serving each of that, and still have PLENTY to put on the artichokes. This is super delicious raw and chilled with quinoa, I am thinking it would be a GREAT refreshing cold meal on a 105-degree day! Don't forget to eat the artichoke stems!
Oil a cookie sheet. Break off artichokes stems and place them, leaves up, onto cookie sheet. Spoon some of the mixture onto each leaf on each artichoke. Drizzle each with a bit more olive oil, and bake for around 30 minutes at 350 F. As you pull the leaves off it will have some baked delicious on each one; eat as you normally would an artichoke, sans nasty-ass mayonnaise!
Thanks, Jessi!
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For the first time in two years, drummer/producer David Lyttle returns to the jazz trio format, embarking on a 14-date tour throughout Ireland, North and South. The guts of the last two years have seen Lyttle promoting his jazz/hip-hop album Interlude (Lyte Records, 2012), whose urban grooves featured guitarist Andreas Varady, trumpeter Linley Hamilton, saxophonist Michael Buckley, pianist/keyboard player Jason Rebello and rapper Soweto Kinch and Homecut. Now Lyttle is returning to his roots.
Lyttle's trio for this Irish tour features Tom Harrison on saxophone and Neil O'Loghlen on bass, two outstanding practitioners on their respective instruments. "This tour is about getting back into jazz," says Lyttle. "Doing a lengthy tour allows me to get back in to that head space. We want to play music which is accessible but without sacrificing the main goal of the tour, which is to play jazz music."
Towns like Clifden, Kinsale, Castlerock, Headford and Portadown are rarely on most musicians' tour itineraries but Lyttle is happy to bring the music to less frequented spots: "These are all places I've played over the years," he explains. "To be honest, I wasn't planning a tour this long but there was a lot of interest. We'll be doing tunes that are quite short. We'll not be doing 15-minute songs. We'll try and keep the audience in mind. There'll be some original stuff and some standards and we've got some nice arrangements of tunes that people will hopefully know, like Count Basie and Duke Ellington. We'll be mixing up the styles."
Audiences can expect something a little out of the ordinary from Lyttle, described by respected music magazine Hot Press as "the most curious, inventive and niche-averse artist in the country". Lyttle is clearly excited about the prospect of playing in a trio once again: "I love the format of saxophone, bass and drums. It has a soulful sound." says Lyttle. "It's really open and there's lots of space to fill in and be inventive."
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Renovating a home is always a huge project to take on and even more so when you have a newborn baby and then another newborn baby! Brenda and Harry are great friends of Janel, editor over at Apartment Therapy, and she was kind enough to share their home with everyone — a home which just happens to include a fantastic contemporary white kitchen.
Their contemporary kitchen honestly had me at Carrera Marble countertops and then I realized all the more delicious aspects that had me drooling with envy. The white aluminum cabinets are an interesting addition because they're super contemporary and are sans toe kicks! The cement flooring fits in with the gray and white contemporary theme perfectly and I appreciate that the wide plank flooring is somewhat intruding on the kitchen space.
Subway tile is used as a mini splash along the wall with the sink and window and then explodes onto the entire wall with the stove. To break up the large use of white they used a stainless steel hood and range that really stands out in the space. They also used a few reclaimed wood shelves on each side of the window that mimic the wide plank flooring from the rest of the home. Their space is extremely homey without losing sight of their keen sense of design.
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I'm a big fan of displaying plates and bowls on visible shelves as opposed to keeping them in a closed cabinet. It can add a lot of color to your kitchen.
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almond milk for the first time the other day and was seriously surprised how good it was. After making the milk I had a bunch of almond meal left over so I decided to try making a gluten and dairy free almond meal cake. After searching around Pinterest I came across this recipe from Edible Perspective, it looked good and had lots of nice comments so I decided to give it a go!
Tuesday, 29 July 2014
How to make Almond Milk
Generally I just buy nut milk from the grocery store but thought I would give making my own a try.It's actually quite easy and it tastes wayyyy better then the stuff from the grocery store. I recently picked up a nut milk bag, and had grand plans of waking up before work and making nut milk. I put the almonds to soak on Thursday night, I woke up on Friday morning but the desire to sleep in a bit longer resulted in no nut milk.
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Being a typical Hongkongese expat I have decided to make wednesday night my stay at home cooking night, why you may ask? well my helper comes on Thursday and I want to try to avoid doing my dishes!
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Convenient food is my favorite food and these egg muffins are the perfect breakfast/snack on the go. I'm weird and usually just eat them cold out of the fridge but they're just as good warmed up in the microwave or oven. You can easily change up the ingredients to prevent getting bored of the same ol' thang. My go to recipe is posted below but some of my other favorite fillings are broccoli, spinach, sun dried tomatoes, ground sausage and all different kinds of cheese.
1 dozen eggs from happy, pastured chickens
1 package (12-16 oz) bacon from happy, pastured pigs
2 cups cheese from happy, pastured cows…seeing a pattern?
1 handfull chopped basil
1 cup chopped green onions
salt, pepper, parsley, any other spices to taste
1. Preheat your oven to 350!
2. Cook the bacon, wait for it to cool and chop it up.
3. Combine the bacon, eggs, cheese, basil, onions and spices in a big bowl and mix er up.
4. Keeping the mixture…mixed, fill up the cups of a muffin tin, you'll have enough for about 12 muffins.
5. Pop em in the oven for 25 minutes and keep an eye on them, when they just start to brown on top, they're donezo.
El Fin. You don't have to worry how long they stay good in the fridge because they won't last that long.
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The San Francisco 49ers are looking like one of the best NFL teams this upcoming season. Young players like Quinton Patton and Marcus Lattimore are expected to emerge as two dangerous weapons.
Anquan Boldin believes nobody will be able to slow down their rejuvenated offense during the 2014 NFL season.
"It's going to be big," Boldin said of Crabtree being back. "It's going to be major for us. Toward the end of the season you were able to see a glimpse of what it's like to have me and him on the field at the same time, and then you have Vernon working out of the tight end position. And we have the young guy in Quinton Patton coming along. We were expecting him to play well. With all four of us on the field and Frank coming out of the backfield and getting Lattimore healthy, it's going to be tough. It's going to be a potent offense, and we're looking to make a run this year."
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) -- A Louisville food service worker is facing charges after she was accused of stealing money while working a beer stand at a University of Louisville game.
According to the arrest report, 35-year-old Demonica Adams was working for Centerplate at Papa Johns Cardinal Stadium over the weekend. A stand manager approached police officers and told them he believed Adams had taken money when another employee said Adams was stealing money.
Police said they located Adams and as they were escorting her to the manager's office she became "loud and belligerent." Adams began cursing the officers and caused alarm to patrons in the area. According to the report, officers tried to put handcuffs on Adams, but she resisted and had to be physically restrained.
Officers spoke with the manager who told them Adams placed $13 in her pocket. However, officers only found $9 in her pocket, which they said she admitted stealing $2.
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Marvin Lewis met the media Wednesday to preview Sunday's contest with the Browns and touched on a number of relevant topics. He addressed the problems presented by the stout Cleveland defense, resiliency of his own group, brilliance of A.J. Green, emergence of Jason Campbell and his own concerns about the Bengals run game.
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On Jason Campbell presenting a different dimension than Brian Hoyer or Brandon Weeden:
"Well, we didn't defend Hoyer very well. They beat us. With Jason Campbell, what has impressed me is his ability to move in the pocket and extend the play a bit, get the ball to the receiver and make the first down. That's what you want from your quarterback, like what Rich Gannon used to do. He's very impressive that way."
On if he's happy with the production of the run game:
"I'm probably never going to be completely satisfied with it, but I will tell you we've played some groups that are playing the run pretty well. I think we've run for almost 300 yards the last two weeks, which is good, but are we happy? No. We can do better. We can do more, and we keep pushing our guys in that. We keep pointing those things out, that if we take care of this and take care of that, it's going to give us more, and why more is important. We can't be satisfied with that. We can do better. We've got to keep pushing hard to do better."
On if Cleveland's m.o. is loading the box and forcing you to throw:
"They have really have done a lot of that over the last two, three weeks. They've really challenged you that they can get up there, and take the run away. You've got to battle against them. It's going to be a physical match again, a slugfest."
On how he would gameplan against A.J. Green as a defensive coordinator:
"I think what makes A.J. good is the fact he's got a big radius, and his ability to adjust to the football in the air. He makes the unconventional type of play so often. Those are the things that make him special. And he lines up at different places. If you are looking from a defensive standpoint, that is a little harder. A guy that is always out here — always weak side or always strong side — at least you have an idea where he is and where he's going to be most of the time. The fact A.J. has been able to move to different spots makes that a little difficult, looking at it from the defensive point."
On if this as good a stretch as he's seen a receiver have:
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On what it says about his defense that new guys come in, and the level of play doesn't fall off?
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At the end of the day, the object is to win the football game. We've got to be able to close the game out. The last two weeks, we didn't close the game out. We had opportunities to win the game defensively, we've got to do that in the fourth quarter and in overtime. We've got to be able to get that done, and not have a mental lapse, or an error or breakdown that gives the other team an opportunity to score and beat us."
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Since joining forces with songwriting partner Bernie Taupin in 1968, British singer/pianist/flamboyant entertainer Elton John (born Reginald Kenneth Dwight) has racked up a series of awards, firsts, and superlatives. His career has had some ups and downs over the decades, related to factors ranging from changing fashions to substance abuse to feuds with Taupin, but from 1970 to 1996, he had a single in the Top 40 every year. Starting with his first album, Elton John, he had a series of blockbusters through most of the '70s, but this pinnacle was dwarfed by the enormous popularity of "Candle in the Wind," originally a tribute to Marilyn Monroe, but rewritten in 1997 for Princess Diana's memorial -- the single became the fastest-selling hit of all time. He collaborated with Tim Rice on music for the soundtrack to Disney's "The Lion King," and received an Oscar for best original song for the track "Can You Feel the Love Tonight." Elton John continues to record and tour, and is noted as a tireless campaigner for AIDS-related charities.
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