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A Michael Hussey half-century could sneak up on you. Didn't he just go in? Before you knew it, he would be into the sixties, the seventies, the eighties. Could you remember a standout shot? Occasionally. It is not that they were unworthy of notice, just that Hussey's style was understated. A crisp cover-drive here, a well-timed pull there, often while the attention was on his partner, Michael Clarke or Ricky Ponting, perhaps.
Whoever he was batting with, Hussey was busy to the point of urgent. Over 22 yards, wearing pads and holding a bat, Usain Bolt would have struggled to beat him. Ones became twos, twos became threes. He was hungry to squeeze every run possible out of an innings. Ravenous. After all, his first Test came at the age of 30. Ponting, a man of the same vintage, had a ten-year head-start.
Now, Hussey's retirement has sneaked up on Australian cricket just as his runs did. This summer, the hunger has remained: his average in 2012 is 59.86, higher than any year since the Bradmanesque start to his career from 2005-07. But he no longer has the desire to spend long periods away from home, away from his wife Amy and four young children. Hussey was one of the few men whose training ethic could match that of Ponting. But no more.
In many ways, Hussey's departure leaves a bigger hole than that of Ponting. Unlike Ponting, Hussey will retire on top of his game. He would have been a key man, arguably the most important besides Clarke, over the four-Test series against India and back-to-back Ashes contests next year. In a graph of Test runs and centuries scored by Australia's top six for their India tour, Clarke will be a Burj Khalifa compared to his colleagues' single-storey dwellings.
Most likely, Usman Khawaja will take Hussey's place in the team. Cowan, Warner, Hughes, Watson, Clarke, Khawaja. All are fine batsmen, but the experience and composure of Hussey at No.6 will be irreplaceable. It is no coincidence that during Hussey's leanest patch of form - from late 2008 until the start of the 2010-11 Ashes series he scored only two centuries in 28 Tests - Australia lost an Ashes series, two Border-Gavaskar Trophy series, and to South Africa at home.
One of his few successes during that time was his unbeaten 134 against Pakistan at the SCG, and his partnership with the tail-ender Peter Siddle during that innings turned the match from an almost certain Pakistan win into a remarkable Australian come-from-behind victory. His career renaissance began with the opening Test of the 2010-11 Ashes, but nothing he did during that series could save Australia from themselves.
That Ashes series and the Sri Lankan Test tour that followed it six months later were the two most productive of Hussey's Test career. Hussey was Man of the Match in all three Tests in Sri Lanka, with scores of 95, 15, 142, 118 and 93. At last, his mind was clear again. For the previous couple of years, Hussey had questioned himself and his mind became clouded. That's what happens when there's too much in there.
These days, Cowan is the member of Australia's side most known for analysis - or over-analysis. Before Cowan, there was Hussey. A compulsive compiler of lists, after matches Hussey would scrutinise his performance and catalogue his goals, jot down the things he needed to work on. If Shane Warne was the troublemaker in Professor John Buchanan's class of 2005-07, Hussey was the teacher's pet.
"I am getting itchy again and keen to get into it, but I am trying to hold off for another couple of weeks," Hussey wrote in an email to Buchanan in 2006 after the coach asked each player to consider their training for the upcoming Champions Trophy, Ashes and World Cup campaigns. Hussey went on to outline in detail his plans. There were dot points, subheadings, examples. It read like a lesson plan. Not surprisingly, Hussey was trained as a science teacher.
|In many ways, Hussey's departure leaves a bigger hole than that of Ponting. Unlike Ponting, Hussey will retire on top of his game. He would have been a key man, arguably the most important besides Clarke, over the four-Test series against India and back-to-back Ashes contests next year
Attention to detail was Hussey's trademark. At times, it was also his weakness, for he could be prone to overthinking. But there was a more visceral side to Hussey as well, best shown by the passion he displayed as leader of the team song, Under the Southern Cross. In the centre of the MCG on Friday evening, Hussey stood in the middle of the Australian team huddle as the beers flowed, and led his team-mates in their celebrations.
From Rod Marsh to Allan Border to David Boon to Ian Healy to Ricky Ponting to Justin Langer, the holder of that unofficial office is generally the heart and soul of Australia's Test team. So it was with Hussey, whose was also remarkable for his durability. Next week's Sydney Test will be his 79th consecutive Test since his 2005 debut. No other Australian has played every Test in that time.
His fitness is legendary. Once, after an Australia A tour, Hussey was told by Border that in order to become a Test player he would need to prepare himself to bat a full day by training for at least six hours a day. The batting coach Ian Kevan guided Hussey through a long day of training, two hours then a lunch break, two more hours then a tea break, and two more hours before "stumps". By the end, Kevan was exhausted and took a nap. Hussey went for a run.
At that point, Hussey's desire to become a Test cricketer was insatiable. While a Sheffield Shield player, he wrote to Australia's captain Steve Waugh to ask what he could do to become mentally tough enough for Test cricket. Waugh was retired by the time Hussey got his chance in the baggy green. By the time of his Test debut, he had 15,313 first-class runs to his name, a record for an Australian player before his first Test.
Hussey's first years of Test cricket provided Bradman-like runs. After 20 Tests he was averaging 84.80. That mark didn't drop below 60 until Test No.33. In the limited-overs arena he was Australia's finest finisher since Michael Bevan. At his peak, he reached the No.1 ranking on the ICC's list of batsmen in both Test cricket and ODIs. He will finish 12th on Australia's ODI run tally and 11th on the ODI list.
A member of Australia's triumphant 2007 World Cup squad in the West Indies, Hussey was also the reason the Australians reached the World T20 final in the Caribbean three years later. His unbeaten 60 from 24 balls against Pakistan in the semi-final was one of the format's great international innings, given the stakes. The power and timing he displayed in clearing the boundary six times was remarkable.
Off the field, Hussey was - and still is - one of the most down-to-earth, personable cricketers Australia has produced in the professional era. Unfailingly polite, he would never refuse an autograph hunter, and would always greet the media warmly, regardless of what they had written about him. His amiability made him a regular at press conferences on difficult days for the Australian team. On such occasions, few of his team-mates would have the patience to answer tough questions. Hussey would, and always with a sense of perspective.
Perspective is a rare trait in professional sportsmen. But as a father of four - including two children who were born premature at 28 weeks - Hussey knows there is plenty to life beyond cricket. At the end of this summer the game will be poorer for his permanent absence but the Hussey family will be richer for his full-time presence.
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London's Science Museum is currently exploring the history of electronic music through their exhibit Oramics To Electronica. The exhibition centers around the Electronic Music Studios (EMS), The BBC Radiophonic Workshop and Radiophonic visionary Daphne Oram's home studio; highlighting the new machines that were expanding the sonic palette of our time. Beginning with the avant-garde electronic movement that blurred the lines between musician and technician, Oramics To Electronica celebrates the experimentation that soon became part of the mainstream through programs like Dr. Who and artists such as Wendy Carlos.
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The VLE version should be a SCORM file* (.zip) import it into your course using "add an activity" > import SCORM
* based on some languages hienneman packages that I imported
I am fairly new to moodle, but have been given some Go Science! LiveText CD's (Heinemann) by our science department. There are two types of CD's:
1) CD for network deployment (via MSI)
2) CD for VLE integration.
However, the instructions on how to import the contents of the CD for VLE integration are somewhat, 'sparse'. They do not even mention moodle, so I am unsure if the software is going to be a waste of time...
Has anyone ever done this, and was it difficult? So far I am struggling with this!
I am considering installing the network version to my machine, then copying the contents of the folder to an internal webserver (they are mostly html front end - just pointing to documents (Word and PDF)), and using it that way. Is this a sensible idea?
The VLE version should be a SCORM file* (.zip) import it into your course using "add an activity" > import SCORM
* based on some languages hienneman packages that I imported
Many thanks...
Will give it a try.
Hit a brick wall, there is a 128MB Limit on the uploads...
Cheers anyway, I will look at an alternative method...
To up the limit of files create a txt file and put the following lines in it
php_value upload_max_filesize 6M
php_value post_max_size 6M
Then rename the file .htaccess
Put this in the route of your moodle and it will increase your upload limit.
Hope this works
Still no joy with this (moodle kindly provided an error message [an expected ID was not found]....I have been working in IT for schools for 5 years, and have not seen anything that is so difficult to setup...Their vle instructions IMO need serious improvement!
Will send a polite email to them now!
Thanks all for your help so far, will report back soon!
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Three winners of the $3 million Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences, Charles L. Sawyers of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, Cornelia I. Bargmann of the Rockefeller University and Lewis C. Cantley of Weill Cornell Medical College, have used a portion of their awards to establish a new annual prize for promising postdoctoral trainees. Including financial commitments made by each of their respective institutions, the award will be sustained by a $3 million endowment.
The Tri-Institutional Breakout Awards for Junior Investigators will be given to three to six outstanding postdoctoral trainees every year, with each recipient receiving $25,000. One prize will be awarded to an applicant from each of the three founding institutions, and additional awards will be given to the best candidates, regardless of their institutional affiliation. The inaugural winners will be announced by the end of 2014.
"We want to recognize and encourage the rising stars in science," says Bargmann, who is Torsten N. Wiesel Professor and head of the Lulu and Anthony Wang Laboratory of Neural Circuits and Behavior. "With this prize for exceptional postdocs, we can highlight their talent, passion and accomplishment and celebrate exciting discoveries in our community."
The Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences — established by Art Levinson, Sergey Brin, Anne Wojcicki, Mark Zuckerberg, Priscilla Chan, and Yuri Milner — "recognizes excellence in research aimed at curing intractable diseases and extending human life." Eleven inaugural winners each received $3 million to "advance breakthrough research, celebrate scientists and generate excitement about the pursuit of science as a career."
Bargmann was recognized for her work on the genetics of neural circuits and behavior, and synaptic guidepost molecules.
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The room wss ok. Seems lile for $200 a night there would be a decent mattress to sleep on. The bed was extremely uncomfortable. Customer service was exceptional.
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Family holiday gatewayPosted Jan 5, 2014 on Hotels.com
We always love to stay in Copper. Condo was clean and cozy, not top of the line but great for the price. Upon request fresh towels and housekeeping service was right at our door. Very nice atmosphere and lots of amenities. Walking distance to ski lift and restaurants.
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At the mountain, a littl olderPosted Jan 20, 2013 on Hotels.com
Overall a nice stay. The pictures on the hotel listing are extremely generous; the pictures make the room look a LOT bigger, and much nicer than actual. The common areas are getting a little shabby. No hot tub still as of 1/20/13, the spa room is gutted. There was at least a man working on it.
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Hot tub brokenPosted Dec 27, 2011 on Hotels.com
The only problem is the hot tub is broken for a month. Why remodel a hot tub in the winter
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Union Creek at Copper Mountain ColoradoPosted Jan 5, 2011 on Hotels.com
The room we were first given was terrible. Cheap half broken furniture. One recliners back was half falling off. Unusable. One window was stuck open and it was -15 degrees outside. Afte an hour and a half of sitting in th room waiting to hear back from the front desk they finally moved us to another room. This was room 212. The second room wad very nice. Good furniture, flat screen tv, fireplace, nicely decorated. It seems to me that it is extremely unfair that they can give you a crummy rundown room or a really nice room. I recomend anyone that rent a room from here should go in and look t the room, if not impressed call and get a better room. Since all the rooms are priced the same you shouldn't have to settle for a room that the owner has neglected and just put in the bare minimum required. The second room was 406. I feel tar copper is really ripping people off to rent rooms for a flat rate no matter how nice the room. In the end we got a nice room, but only after complaining for over an hour. There is something very wrong with the pricing of these rooms. I probably won't rent here again, but if I do I will check my room and if not satisfied I will either get a refund or demand a room that is worth my money. Not happy with the one night stay.
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Not into the 80's decorPosted Mar 25, 2010
It was not what I expected. When I booked it I thought I was getting the place that was pictured online -instead I got a room from the late 70's early 80's that needs to be updated and/or thoroughly scrubbed. Bathtub was gross and carpets need to be cleaned. Convenience to the slopes can't be beat and front desk staff was very nice and very responsive to extra towels when needed.


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Recovering 'bodyguard' cells in pancreas may restore insulin production in diabeticsSubmitted by Bob-45 on Fri, 10/12/2012 - 10:52
Public release date: 9-Oct-2012
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T regulatory cells in the pancreatic lymph nodes play important role in diabetes onset and recovery of the insulin production in diabetic patients, say Thomas Jefferson University researchers
PHILADELPHIA—The key to restoring production of insulin in type I diabetic patients, previously known as juvenile diabetes, may be in recovering the population of protective cells known T regulatory cells in the lymph nodes at the "gates" of the pancreas, a new preclinical study published online October 8 in Cellular & Molecular Immunology by researchers in the Department of Bioscience Technologies at Thomas Jefferson University suggests.
Tatiana D. Zorina, M.D., Ph.D., an Assistant Professor in the Department of Bioscience Technologies, Jefferson School of Health Professions, and colleagues addressed a question of whether type I diabetic patients' own beta cells, which produce insulin, could recover/regenerate if protected from autoimmune cells. If successful, such an approach would promote the patient's own insulin production without need for its supplementation by insulin injections or beta cell transplantation from the cadaver organ donors.
Type 1 diabetes is usually diagnosed in children and young adults. As many as 3 million Americans have type 1 diabetes, and each year, more than 15,000 children and 15,000 adults are diagnosed in the United States. Type 1 diabetes is a disease that occurs as a result of destruction of beta cells producing insulin by autoimmune cells. The resulting lack of insulin, which is needed to metabolize/process the sugar, leads to increased levels of sugar in the blood and all clinical symptoms of type 1 diabetes. The only currently available therapies for type 1 diabetes patients are based on insulin provision (by different means).
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One family, one friend has Type 1 - I have forwarded. It appears that a cure may just be around the corner. :)
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I live in a naive, sheltered world. I somehow had the impression that only elite athletes or recreational athletes willing to spend the $$ had access to cooling vests of the sort that team Garmin Chipotle has been using effectively in recent months. [Read More]
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Incoming email brought this image of a British Columbia based Everti bicycle, maybe foretelling a trend we may see as a result of ever increasing gas prices: [Read More]
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Angela T Russo
Nutritionist/Dietitian, MS, CNS, ACN, GAPS
"My focus is to determine your underlying problem and treat it. I start with a health assessment, provide a customized treatment plan including whole food nutrition and supplementation. I specialize in healing your body for various symptoms:energy, allergies,digestion, sugar imbalances,cardiovascular issues and detoxification. I specialized in weight loss designed around you, your goals and your commitment level to achieve your personal health and ideal weight. This will be the last weight loss system you will ever need.
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White Plains, New York 10601
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Jeffrey Rose
Nutritionist/Dietitian, CMH
"I am a Clinical Hypnotist and Nutritionist with 20 years experience helping people to lose weight. I can help you to achieve the weight loss you desire by changing your attitudes and beliefs about food and exercise so that you will not be eating for emotional reasons, you will not be craving processed foods while at the same time you will be getting fuller on smaller portions and be motivated to eat more healthfully and exercise more regularly. I offer individualized programs that will be tailored to your specific needs with compassion and respect.
(646) 600-9149
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Beth Warren
Nutritionist/Dietitian, MS, RD, CDN
"I am a nutritionist for individual and group adult and pediatric clients with medical conditions including diabetes, hypertension, cancer, eating disorder as well as weight management. I also offer nutrition consulting, lectures, workshops and freelance writing services for restaurants, schools, supermarkets, corporate and other businesses.
(917) 675-3526
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Rivka Breuer
Nutritionist/Dietitian, RDN, CDN
"I empower clients to make healthy eating habits a priority by encouraging the consumption of whole, minimally processed foods. As a registered and certified dietitian nutritionist, I am qualified to help you reach your goals in regards to nutrition and weight loss by utilizing the power of science behind my recommendations. Just think of me as your food coach!
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"Maria Dello, CN is a certified medical nutritionist and owner of Dellonutritionals, located at 75 Plandome Road in Manhasset, NY. Ms. Dello appears live on WOR 710 Radio's, "The Heart Show," as a co-host where she lectures about weight loss, diabetes and family nutrition.
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JSK Nutrition
"If you are ready to make the change to being healthier and having more energy, now is the time. For reaching optimal health and losing weight quickly and SAFELY, now is the time. JSK Nutrition helps to develop a lifestyle plan to get to a healthy weight that you MAINTAIN for life. As a health coach, we can add variety and proportion to every-day eating through goal setting, accountability, and regular follow-up.
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Roberta Gershner
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"Are you looking for an experienced Registered Dietitian/Nutritionist in Westchester County who can customize an eating plan for your unique needs, whether it's to Lose Weight, provide Medical Nutrition Therapy for many diseases (like Diabetes, Renal Disease, Heart Disease) or just Feel Better and Prevent Disease? I can help you make changes to your diet and help you PLAN how to implement the changes in a way that's practical for YOU. I factor many things into my recommendations-- your lifestyle, demands on your time, food likes and dislikes, meal preparation abilities and interests, and the support you need!
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Rosie Dages
Nutritionist/Dietitian, FDN, CHHC, TCM
"Are you feeling off, fatigued, or stressed? Are you bloated, have digestive issues, or headaches? Are you not getting any answers elsewhere? A functional approach to wellness looks at you as a whole. I use functional diagnostic testing along with special coaching techniques to help you get back your energy, reduces stress, and attain your perfect weight. Optimal health is life changing. Remember what it was like to get through the day without pain and fatigue? What do you want to do when you feel amazing again? Schedule a "Feel Amazing Breakthrough" session on my website today.
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Brown & Medina Nutrition
"Brown & Medina Nutrition (formerly of Joy Bauer Nutrition) is a comprehensive private nutrition practice specializing in individual and family nutrition counseling for all ages. Our eclectic group of registered dietitians caters to the diverse needs of our patients and collectively specializes in eating disorders (anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, compulsive overeating), weight management, pediatric nutrition (failure to thrive, picky eaters, food allergies, epilepsy and weight control), gastrointestinal diseases (IBS, Crohn's, Colitis, reflux), diabetes, sports nutrition, pregnancy related issues & cardiovascular disease. We also treat those with PDD, autism and provide family meal planning.
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Kelly Krikhely
Nutritionist/Dietitian, MS, RD
"Kelly Krikhely MS RD is a registered dietitian nutritionist who works one on one with clients to create individualized and realistic eating plans that fit their needs and lifestyle. Whether you have an existing medical condition or would like to eat better to prevent disease, Kelly is here to help!
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Tina Fuchs
Nutritionist/Dietitian, MS, RD, CDN
"I highlight eating good tasting, real food as the primary route to sustained lifestyle change. I furnish patients with recommendations based on the current research and provide tools for improved cholesterol and blood pressure management, weight loss, menopause, diabetes and wellness. My counseling sessions focus on supplying you with the nutritional information, food knowledge and motivation that's necessary to change your eating habits.
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Port Washington, New York 11050
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Kathleen Fulgione
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"Are you ready to end dieting? Are you confused about what foods to eat to control your blood pressure, blood sugar, or reduce your cholesterol? Are you still suffering from digestive issues, despite the medications you are taking? Or maybe you just want to learn how to eat more healthfully to prevent future medical problems. I have helped many individuals with these and other nutritional concerns. After obtaining a thorough history from you, I will assess your individual nutrition needs. Together we create a realistic plan for you to achieve your nutrition goals and optimize your health--body, mind, and spirit.
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Reyna Franco
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"Reyna Franco is a registered dietitian-nutritionist (RDN), board certified specialist in sports dietetics (CSSD) and a fitness trainer. She has a MS in Nutrition and Exercise Physiology from Columbia University. She combines a non-diet holistic approach with science-based nutrition and exercise research. Her clients range in age from young children to older adults. She has been very successful providing nutrition and fitness guidance to beginner exercisers and Olympic hopefuls. Additionally, she gives nutrition and wellness presentations to corporations, sports clubs, schools and community centers.
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Mary Alexis Lupoli
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"I am a holistic practitioner with a belief that the mind, body and spirit must be in balance to achieve great results. I use conventional as well as nontraditional treatments for prevention of disease as well as to lose or maintain weight. I offer dietary counseling as well as health coaching, individualized meal plans, weight management, and dietary education. I encourage exercise as well as stress reduction tools such as meditation. Visits can be in the office or by way of telephone.
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Richard Kowal
Nutritionist/Dietitian, CD-N, DC
"Dr. Kowal has been practicing science-based clinical nutrition for over 20 years on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. Dr. Kowal has made weight loss and dietary lipid management an achievable goal for thousands of patients. Because Dr. Kowal personally employs all of the nutritional strategies that he teaches, his health coaching is tremendously alive and forceful. His patients have clear information and are motivated to make the lifestyle changes that will help them achieve their goals.
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Jennifer Schonborn
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"Have You Been Wanting To ... Make lasting changes to your eating habits? Lose weight? Reduce your cravings for sugar and other unhealthy foods? Alleviate digestive disorders? Find a way to have more energy, naturally? As a holistic nutrition counselor, I have studied all the major dietary theories and will help you discover what approach works best for you.
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Bonnie Taub
Nutritionist/Dietitian, HHC, LMT
"I have been a massage therapist for more than ten years and working in the field of holistic health and nutrition counseling for over six years. I have taught Asian Bodywork at The New York College of Health Professions for nine years. While Amma Therapeutic Massage is my specialty, I have extensive training in Lomi Lomi which is my first love. I am a certified teaching assistant in Lymph Drainage with the Chikly Health Institute. My practice has changed dramatically since adding health counseling. Through both massage and health counseling, people are able to achieve harmonized health.
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Christy Harrison
Nutritionist/Dietitian, MPH, RD
"I help clients learn to let go of eating habits that don't serve them and develop new ones that will sustain them for a lifetime. Using sound nutrition science and drawing on principles of mindfulness, cognitive behavioral therapy, and Intuitive Eating, I'll work with you at your own pace to achieve your nutrition goals and develop a healthier relationship to food. Specialties include eating disorders, chronic disease prevention and management, weight management, body image, and wellness counseling.
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Andrea Chernus
Nutritionist/Dietitian, RD, CDE, CSSD
"Andrea Chernus will personalize a nutrition plan, specifically tailored to your lifestyle and preferences- whether you need to control diabetes, lose weight or train for a marathon. Andrea's vast knowlege and practical tips have helped thousands of clients achieve success, over the last 17 years. She listens closely to your needs, and will help you to understand changes necessary for long term success. Andrea will help to keep you motivated throughout the process and provide you with tools to last a lifetime.
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Diane M Carbone
Nutritionist/Dietitian, RD, CDN
"I am a Registered Dietitian that can provide nutrition counseling that will be practical to meet your goals and reasonable to meet your medical needs.
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How can a New York (NY) Nutritionist help me?
Dietitians and Nutritionists in New York (NY) provide advice on good eating habits. They help you with your diet and how it affects your health. They assess nutrition needs and food patterns, plan a diet that's appropriate for your physical and dietary needs, and provide nutrition counseling, such as advice on dietary changes and menu plans. They advise on special diets for medical conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, food allergies, and obesity.
The word dietitian has a variant spelling 'dietician' (e.g. find a New York (NY) dietician). Both spellings are correct.
About New York (NY) Registered Dietitians
Registered Dietitians or Registered Dietitian Nutritionists in New York (NY) complete a bachelor's degree at a school accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Dietetics Education of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, as well as a period of supervised practice and an exam administered by the Commission on Dietetic Registration. While certification is not required in all states for nutritional counseling or nutrition therapy, only individuals certified by their respective states may use the Certified Dietitian or Certified Nutritionist titles.
How to use my insurance?
Some Nutritionists and New York (NY) dietary professionals accept health insurance. Check to see if your insurance is covered. Feel free to discuss this when you contact the Nutritionist or Dietitian.


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November 26, 2014
Brandon Belt hit a game-ending single to left-center with one out in the ninth, Buster Posey tied it with a two-run homer in the eighth, and the San Francisco Giants rallied to beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 5-4 on Monday night for their seventh straight home victory.
Posey's drive to straightaway center was his second homer of the year and in two days.
Belt's first career game-winning hit came against Tony Sipp (1-1), who allowed a leadoff single to Andres Torres. Brandon Crawford sacrificed him to second.
Jose Mijares struck out two in the ninth before surrendering Cliff Pennington's double. Closer Sergio Romo (1-1) relieved in a double switch as Belt entered at first base. Romo retired pinch-hitter Eric Hinske on a first-pitch grounder.
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Kris Jenner Hacked: "I Hate Kanye" Posts Quickly Deletedby Tyler Johnson at . Updated at . Comments
The world laughed when Kris Jenner claimed pranksters were destroying her family, but now that she's been hacked by someone with a wicked sense of humor...well, we're still laughing but for different reasons:
Late last night, Kris' Instagram page exploded with a series of hilarious rants purporting to expose Jenner's "true feelings" about her famous family:
"Shout to all my followers. I don't like Kanye West!" read one post. "I just pretend I do so my daughters can make a profit. I can't stand Kanye and I hate Karim ... that's French Montana."
The hacker even made a game out of it, promising to follow the first person to post an #IHateKanye hashtag.
As for the fact that the feelings expressed are obviously fake, well - the hacker addressed those concerns early on:
"My PR team will say I'm hacks I'm not let them come with it on Radar or Daily Mail or TMZ I'm not hacked this is me DOLLS!!!"
Actually, now that we think about it, the idea that Kris would do this as some sort of publicity stunt isn't so crazy.
Maybe she's planning to post online every day until Kourtney Kardashian gets married. You're a krafty one, Kris.
The real question is, who wouldn't hate Kanye? We already know everyone hates the Kuntdashians and that any "news" about them is an article paid for by their publicist in order to make the narcissists think people care.
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Kate Hudson Slims Down For New Movie Role
Kate Hudson Slims Down For New Role
Kate Hudson dishes the skinny on weight loss, Botox, and A-rod in the December issue of Elle UK, which hits newsstands this week. The already slim star has to lose 20 lbs. for her upcoming role as a terminally ill patient in the new film, Earthbound. Though she's not exactly sure of her exact weight, the mother of one thinks she's heading towards 110 pounds — pretty tiny given she's 5 ft. 6 in. tall.
How does an already slim and healthy girl like Kate get that tiny? Give up alcohol, apparently. It seems that Ms. Hudson is a fan of knocking a few back. "I love my glass of wine. I love tequila," says the star. "To be in New York for two weeks and not have one beverage! I'm not sure I've ever done that."
Given how many calories and sugar alcohol contains it makes sense that the sacrifice worked for her.
To see what this Kate thinks about Botox read more.
I think Kate looks great au naturel, but when the time is right she might get a little help to keep her youthful glow. "Everyone's so obsessed with who gets Botox, but it's great! Are you kidding? The fact that women can avoid going under the knife and get a little Botox treat and not have to worry about it? I'm glad it's there for when it's time."
For now, Kate is crossing her fingers that her Yankee man will find victory at this year's World Series.
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|Sat, 05-23-2009 - 10:04pm
Not a whole lot going on here. Tomorrow we are cooking out and on Monday I will visit cemetaries. What are your plans?
|Sat, 05-23-2009 - 10:40pm
Unfortunately it's not a long weekend in Canada. Ours was last weekend. I think that every weekend should last 3 days. Today I met a friend for lunch and we went to the art gallery to see the Dutch Masters exhibit on loan from the Rijks museum. I picked up my holds from the library as well. Both The 8th Confession and Under The Radar came in. Tomorrow it's cleaning, laundry and I think that I'll make a zucchini casserole. The weather has been wonderful so hopefully I'll have some time to sit outside and read.
|Sun, 05-24-2009 - 8:54am
Hi..yesterday woke up to a broken coffee pot so first thing we had to do was go to Target and get a new one!
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I agree all weekends should be 3 days. Zucchini casserole sounds yummy! Happy reading~


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