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Dip is a perennial party favorite, and when it's baked Buffalo Chicken Dip, it's bound to be a hit with your family and guests. DaVita renal dietitian Sarah from Missouri adapted this recipe to be kidney-friendly so even those with renal problems can dip into its smooth yet spicy goodness.
Sarah is from Columbia, Missouri, and attended the University of Missouri. "I didn't know what a dietitian was until I was a sophomore in college," Sarah remembers. "Originally I was a double major with psychology and nutrition. I was teaching an aquacize class, and one of the participants was a dietitian and she told me it was the way to go if I was interested in nutrition and psychology. I haven't looked back since."
Her decision to work in the renal field came later. "It happened by chance," explains Sarah. "I was working with a friend who worked at DaVita, and she told me she thought I would like renal. There was a position open, and I applied."
When asked about the most challenging aspect of her job, Sarah replies, "Getting people to understand how important it is to follow a kidney-friendly diet. People can't necessarily feel calcification happening or high potassium until it's too late."
When asked about her approach to working with patients, Sarah says, "First and foremost, I think it is important to get to know the patient. Once that relationship is built, we can then talk about their diet."
Sarah makes a difference in patients' lives by showing that she cares. "Sometimes the best thing I can do as a dietitian is to listen to the patients," she says. "Although they spend a good portion of time at dialysis, they have a life outside of DaVita. It is important that the patient knows I care about them and what is happening in their life, not just about what they are eating. I really enjoy getting to know my patients."
This renal dietitian understands the far-reaching changes that can come about because of her work with those on dialysis. "My favorite part of my job is getting a new patient and educating them about their diet and what their labs mean. Dialysis is the only field I've been involved in where diet has an immediate effect that can be seen in laboratory values and also helps a patient feel better," Sarah explains. "New patients usually aren't feeling well and are scared to be on dialysis. After teaching them about their diet and getting their labs in range, they start to feel a lot better! It is rewarding to see all that hard work pay off in diet education when the patient says, 'I'm finally feeling better and dialysis isn't as scary as I thought it was.'"
"The single most important thing patients can do to improve their health is to listen to your dietitian," Sarah declares.
As part of her goal to educate patients, Sarah likes to keep them motivated to eat a kidney-friendly diet. "My patients love it when I make them snacks to sample," Sarah says. "I like to prepare recipes from the DaVita recipe website. Many will be inspired to try it at home."
A newbie with DaVita, Sarah started with the company a little over one year ago, but expects to have a long career with DaVita. She especially appreciates the on-going relationships she has with her patients. "I really enjoy the fact that I can get to know my patients," says Sarah. "Working in a clinical setting, you have one to two interactions with patients and then they leave. With dialysis patients, I really have a chance to get to know all my patients and have an impact on them."
Sarah tells us that the most surprising thing she's learned since she started working at DaVita is "How important your kidneys are! They help regulate just about everything in your body. I learned this in school, but seeing it first-hand shocked me."
Sarah works at the DaVita clinic in Grandview, Missouri. "We are a brand new clinic, and patients really enjoy the newness," Sarah reports. "They like that it is new and fresh. And I think our clinic's also special because all of the patients we have are very nice and friendly."
Although being a renal dietitian can be challenging, the cooperative atmosphere at the Grandview clinic means that Sarah can look forward to coming to work. "I work with a great team; they really care about our patients and their health and well-being," Sarah asserts. "I love coming to work every day. The team is really fun to work with, which makes my job more enjoyable."
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Raoul Firestone disagreed with the decision. "No, as long as you're doing your job," Firestone said. "I don't think your job should be based upon your chemical balance."
Eric Doyscher felt the same, saying, "If you're doing your job correctly, why pay attention to us at home?"
Doyscher said it's an intrusion. So does the ACLU, saying it forces people to surrender their constitutional rights. But others say, it's all part of the job.
"Where my husband worked and where I worked there was random drug testing," Linda Frankhouser said.
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In the same arena, an amendment added to Senate Bill 556 would require drug-tests for those receiving welfare benefits. Currently, there are 100,000 Floridians who receive $300 a month or less. Applicants would have to pay for their own tests, and if they test positive, they would be banned from collecting Temporary Cash Assistance for 48 months. Most agreed, but felt it unrealistic to force those already needing assistance to pay for testing.
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Saturday was such a beautiful day—sunny, colorful with all the blooming flowers and trees, and warm enough for capri pants and a short sleeve shirt. Naturally, my thoughts turned to the bbq grill sitting lonely and unused (since last September) on our deck. Dinner would be prepared outside, I decided! Then I went into the kitchen to rifle through the fridge and pantry.
There were two hamburgers in the freezer, which I could make for Rich. As for me, I decided to use some of the ground chicken that was earmarked for Sunday taco night. I knew I wouldn't use the whole pound to make chicken burgers, so I seasoned the meat Mexican-style, so that I could use the rest for our Mexican fiesta the next night after all.
It was simple really: I added a hearty glug of medium-heat salsa to the chopped meat, then I used my Microplane grater to shred some manchego and queso quesadilla cheese into the mixture. I'd say I added about a quarter of a cup—just enough to add some flavor and hopefully keep everything moist, since chicken and turkey burgers have a reputation for being dry.
I shaped a patty for myself, using olive-oil rubbed hands, then sprinkled salt and pepper and a dash of smoked paprika on both sides. I grilled it along with Rich's burgers, and then served them with grilled thyme-olive oil seasoned zucchini spears. I put my chicken burger on a lightly toasted bun with slices of ripe avocado (which filled the role of lettuce/tomato and also of ketchup/bbq sauce), and ate it up. It was so flavorful! Moist and slightly spicy, and with the creamy avocado and the fresh, toasty bun, it was a full-on taste sensation.
The next night, I put that seasoned ground chicken in a saute pan, browned it, and added a dash of taco seasoning. I served it, along with chopped fresh spinach, grated cheese, corn, guacamole (the other half of Saturday's avocado, plus lemon and salt), and soft taco shells. Also quite tasty and fast!
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Now according to the Daily Mail, United have held talks with Sporting about William Carvalho, as the Portuguese club have now dropped their asking price down to £23.8 million. United remain interested in Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal, but it's doubtful they club could sign both.
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Citizen Cafe, MSP
Hey, who has been to the Citizen Cafe on 38th St in Minneapolis? We went the other day after reading the mention in the City Pages and quite enjoyed it. By far the best things we had were the sea scallop appetizer and the delicious corned beef sandwich (truly, the best corned beef I've ever had). There are some minor problems - like the cole slaw was really dry and needed more dressing and the service was slightly rough. Even so, the food deities have reached down and blessed us with a good restaurant within walking distance. Hooray!
We went to the Citizen Cafe a second time. We still enjoyed it, but I noticed some flaws this time. The napkins are the flimsiest paper napkins ever, which seem weird with the white tablecloths. The white tablecloths seem weird with the brown butcher paper. The previously glorious corned beef was tasty, but tough. The worst thing, though, was that the server was completely incapable of describing the food. She described the salmon special as simply pan seared. When I asked her to tell me more about it, she said it was cooked in butter. My guess is she didn't sell many of those specials that night; too bad for her, since they were the priciest item being served. I later overheard a different server describing it as "pan seared salmon with an herbed compound butter and wilted spinach." I might have ordered that.
By the way, the potato chips are of whatever god you do or don't believe in, absolutely phenomenal. The brick chicken is very tasty, an enormous portion, slightly dry, but still a bargain. I really, really want this place to succeed and thrive, because I want the best restaurant in my neighborhood to stay for a long, long time! I think the Citizen Cafe has great potential. I would also love to read comments from other chowhounds.
We thought maybe since they have had a couple of weeks to get acclimated we would visit last night. We also found the butcher paper a little strange as well as the cheezy napkins in what is a somewhat upscale family resturant.
What is that stuff that they serve besides butter with the bread? Herb mayo was our best guess but it was more or less flavor free so we were still left wondering.
My husband ordered the Reuben, it was more like roast beef with cole slaw. Not much flavor in the corned beef, the dressing migrated into the bread and one side was dry the other soggy & wet. The chips were good.
My daughter ordered the BLT. The bread was more Texas toast than brioche, the tomato was tepid, as was the mayo and lettuce. The bacon was well done and somewhat tough. The chips were good.
I ordered the shrimp po'boy. It was served on a branded hogie roll with plenty of shredded romaine, tomato bits, five tasty shrimp and some somewhat runny mayo. I managed to eat it without making a huge mess but it was a challange with stuff and dressing dripping/dropping out. The linguini pasta was good.
We waited when we arrived for a table to be cleared even though there were only one other set of diners inside and one set outside they were all dirty. The server we had was running like she was on fire while the other hostess/server floated about looking harried.
I am not sure when we will visit again, if ever. We were regular customers of Sweet Lorraines and still mis the cakes and the cherry chicken sandwich.
For an appetizer, we ordered their daily fresh sausage: chicken and apple sausage with spicy apple brandy mustard. I love the daily fresh sausage concept, as I'm a lover of the link. Their sausage was tender, and nicely cooked, but it could have used a bit more seasoning. The mustard was fantastic.
I ordered the pulled pork sammich for my meal. The pork was a bit dry, IMO. The pork was seasoned lightly and mixed with lots of bell peppers. The flavor was nice, but I wanted the pork to be a tad more tender. It was served with their house made crispy potato chips, which may be the best potato chips served to me at any restaurant ever. Those are some darn fine chips!!
The Citizen Joe is the cafe's version of a sloppy joe. Similar to a pasty in construction, the savory ground beef is wrapped in delicate pastry dough. It is then baked until gooey, wrapped in wax paper, and served with their house made chips or fresh fruit. If you're the kind of person who likes messy, saucy sammiches, the Citizen Joe is a home run. It isn't dainty. It isn't easy to eat. It's saucy meat wrapped in pastry dough. The flavor was new and different and familiar all at the same time.
We went there for a weekday lunch, and there was plenty of seating, but apparently it gets pretty busy on the weekends. Nothing too charming or over the top, just a nice little cafe (with neat-o light fixtures). The patio features a view of the gas station across the street through some pretty potted plants.
As a former Sweet Lorraine's regular, I found the remodel really striking (and not just the decor). I stopped in on a weekday morning with a book and a need for a quiet American Standard Breakfast, and hey, twenty-five minutes later, perfect eggs, good bacon, OK toast and great coffee. The portion was probably, oh, a third of what Sweet Lorraine's would have served up, but plenty for me. And I got a little sampler of scone and muffin beforehand.
I'm pretty sure I was never served an amuse at SL, but I miss the folks there anyway. Sweet Lorraine's was a wonderful place to come and feel welcomed, and be with the neighborhood, and fuel up and go. But perfect eggs, great coffee, reasonable prices, a welcoming feel and a nice place to sit and (on a weekday) read for forty-five minutes is not so bad either. I wouldn't go to the CItizen if I needed to get served and be on my way, but it suited me just fine that morning, and I'll be back for breakfast, at any rate. I hope they make it.
Had dinner at the Citizen Cafe again. The horrible flimsy napkins are gone and replaced by much more functional napkins. The tables were clean and cleared (the place was also nearly empty). We had a much better server, who could actually describe the special, which was a respectable plate of fried catfish, slightly undercooked roasted root vegetables with cauliflower (seemed better suited to autumn than summer) and tasty mashed potatoes. The bread was fantastic, as always, served with inadequate smidgens of butter and compound butter. We enjoyed the wilted spinach salad with bacon, although it was slightly sweet for my taste.
Given that several of the specific concerns shared here by Chowhounds seem to have been addressed, it seems that the citizens of Citizen Cafe might be reading this thread. If so, I say to you, hang in there and keep working on ironing out the rough spots. We want you to succeed and stick around our neighborhood for a long time.
I just ate at Citizen Cafe for the first time last week. We were going to go to Colossal (the usual breakfast standby), but my friend didn't have cash. Citizen Cafe takes plastic, so we decided to try something new. We were the only people in for breakfast, but it was the middle of the week.
We were both very happy with the food. We also received a little snack, I think it was a few slices of apricot scone and some blueberry bread. There was a really good jam that was served on the side.
We both ordered the scrambled eggs, hashbrowns and fruit. I was really impressed with the quality of most of the food. I added mushrooms and gruyere to my eggs. The fruit was also remarkably fresh. My only complaint was that the hash browns were not as crisp as they could have been. Along side the hash browns, there was some house-made ketchup. It was different, there was almost a squash-y flavor to it. The breakfast special came to around $6 per person (before tip), and we both felt that this was a lot of food for the money.
I'll be back to Citizen's to try more of their menu.
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We went here for our sixth month anniversary, and we weren't super impressed. We had some kind of egg something or other...see I can't remember it! I wanted eggs benedict, but the sauce broke, so they couldn't serve it. Sigh. It was OK. We spent a lot of time talking to the owners, which was neat.
re: spunky_monkey
I have been several times and I have been consistently pleased with the quality of the food and its preparation. The owner, Michael McKay, was formerly of The Sample Room and we loved his food there as well. I love their scallop appetizer, we've had wonderful charcuterie, and I also like the fact that so many of their condiments are house-made.


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Director Hiroshi Teshigahara apparently decided to make this documentary in 1959, when he first visited Europe, with his father and discovered the works of dynamic Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi in Barcelona.
Regarded by many as a genius, Gaudi died in a tragic accident in 1926, but left a legacy of inspiration and pleasure for the generations to follow. His Church of the Sagrada Familia inspires awe and disbelief from the locals and tourists who flock to its still-to-be-completed facade every year. And, as well as a huge people's park, Gaudi sites still on view in Barcelona include private houses and apartment blocks and even some furniture.
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Undoubtedly, and deservedly the most acclaimed of all the Cinema Branch films. An idyllic report on timber gathering in WA. The Cinema Branch had made silent films on the same subject. This is a sound production, though it is used very sparingly.
If one is to believe the production reports of the time, cutting down trees by hand, particularly in WA and the Hawkesbury is one of the major preoccupations of the Australian male. In production terms it comes second only to the compulsion to make films on developing the North in the 50s and 60s.


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House Bill 483 was a reasonable, middle-of-the-road effort to ensure that no woman makes this unalterable decision without being fully educated about it. The "pro-choice" left rose up as one to crush it.
The bill would have required that 24 hours before any abortion, the doctor must provide the patient with "medically-accurate information that a reasonable patient would consider material to the decision of whether or not to undergo the abortion, including (1) a description of the proposed abortion method; (2) the immediate and long-term medical risks associated with the proposed abortion method including, but not limited to, the risks of infection, hemorrhage, cervical or uterine perforation, and danger to subsequent pregnancies; and (3) alternatives to the abortion;
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Opponents denounced the bill as "theological," a deliberate mischaracterization. They absurdly claimed that every woman seeking an abortion already knows everything she needs to know. Does that sound like the argument of people who have women's best interests at heart?
The "pro-choice" left cares nothing for choice. It cares only about the political power it accumulates by being perceived as pro-choice. Offer women options and information that might turn them ever so slightly from the pro-abortion political machine, and watch it tighten its grip.
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This just in… we've finally spotted the BMW 2 Series! Seen undergoing winter testing in Munich is this 2 Series Convertible (F23) prototype. If you recall from 2006, the very first 1 Series prototype ever spotted was also the convertible version, prior to the coupe model.
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To the delight of many F20/F21 1 Series hecklers, even through the camouflage it appears the 2 Series headlights will indeed be sleeker and sportier! A comparison (photo below) against an F20/F21 1 Series prototype at this … CONTINUED
We previously reported on a possible four-door 2 series sedan / gran coupe. Autocar has now joined the rumormill on such a potential 4 door model.
The report claims that BMW has plans for or is discussing a RWD sedan based off the current 1 Series platform that will target the US and China markets in particular. Autocar calls it a 1 Series, but in all likelihood it would be called a 2 Series. If you remember, only the hatchbacks and upcoming FWD models are likely to … CONTINUED
Check out this 1addicts member's nice Hartge equipped F20 M Sport.
It's a Black Saphire Metallic 116d with M-sport package, with HARTGE sports spring set, Hartge Ultimate 19″ summer wheels, HARTGE dual round tail pipe and HARTGE velour floor mats.
Since the internet reveal of the new BMW 1-Series SportHatch, the forums have been ablaze with photoshop artists displaying their skills in producing 3-Door variants, Coupe variants and facelifts of the car. Here are just a select viewing of interesting things people have come up with so far:
OFFICIAL RELEASE: BMW 1-series Hatchback (F20). Here is all the just-released official information and media for the F20 1-series hatchback. Full gallery and press release INSIDE.
Now that the first photos of the F20 1-series have hit the web, we've put together a photo comparison of the F20 1-series hatchback versus its closest German rivals – the Audi A3 hatchback and VW Golf.
We've updated the BMW F20 1-series gallery with nearly 50 photos. We'll have the full tech details posted for you this weekend, but enjoy the preliminary info and full set of pics in the meantime!
Here they are, the very first photos of the F20 BMW 1-series! The full press release is expected this weekend, so stay tuned!
Seen here are "Sport Line" and "Urban Line" models. Compared to the outgoing 1-series hatchback, the F20 has grown by 8.5 centimeters to 4.32 meters in length. Wheelbase grows by 1 inch. It retains its 50:50 weight distribution.
Base engine in the BMW 116i with a newly developed 1.6-liter turbo gasoline engine that makes 100 kW/136 hp. For the same displacement, the 118i gets 125 … CONTINUED
Even clearer updated photos of the F20 1-series M Sport front fascia. The different angles show us just how aggressive the M sport bumper actually is. Check out the new set inside….
We bring you the very first look at the upcoming F20 1-series M-sport front end on a 135i hatchback, and it's undoubtedly the most aggressive M-sport front bumper we've ever seen from BMW, owing to the integration of air curtain bodywork and deeply inset air inlets to direct more airflow to the air curtains.
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12:35 PM PDT 6/8/2014 by Michael O'Connell
California Chrome's failed attempt at horse-racing's biggest title gives the NBC telecast its second-biggest audience ever.
Saturday was a boon to NBC. The network averaged 21.3 million viewers during the running of the Belmont Stakes, the race's second biggest audience on record.
For the third race in the Triple Crown, hopes were high for California Chrome, the horse that won the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness. He finished in a tie for fourth place.
The last Triple Crown attempt, which aired on ABC in 2008, pulled in 13.1 million viewers -- making this an impressive 57 percent jump.
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MIDDLEBURY — Addison Central Supervisory Union teachers have agreed to a four-year contract that provides for some modest pay increases and slightly elevates their health care premium payments.
MONTPELIER — Following public outcry, a conference committee working to reconcile the House and Senate versions of the recent health care bill on Tuesday announced it had removed language that would bar illegal immigrants from health coverage.
MIDDLEBURY — An Addison County Superior Court jury on April 29 sided with Porter Hospital and one of its Emergency Department physicians in a malpractice lawsuit filed by the family of a Orwell man who died from a heart ailment in 2006.
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The occasion for Shumlin's appearances — and the national attention — was the passage of S.57 in the Vermont Senate, which sets the state on track to offer health insurance to all Vermonters. A committee will now reconcile the House and Senate versions of the bill before it heads to Shumlin's desk.
WEYBRIDGE — Local lawmakers on Monday cited the so-called "provider tax" as a prime reason the state should scrap the current health care system and adopt a single-payer plan.
The House recently passed an increase in the provider tax that is assessed to hospitals, home health care agencies and other providers. It has now been extended to third-party health insurance claims.
MIDDLEBURY — Gov. Peter Shumlin on Monday praised lawmakers for supporting a 2011 legislative agenda he predicted will lift the state to economy to heights unseen since the tech boom of the 1990s.
"I am really proud of the work that the Legislature has done," Shumlin said at the weekly Legislative Breakfast held at the Middlebury American Legion. "We are united in what the challenge has been."
MIDDLEBURY — One by one, they took to the microphones on Monday in all corners of the state to give legislators an earful about plans to revamp Vermont's health care system.
Though separated by the many miles between the 15 Vermont Interactive Television (VIT) sites, the dozens of speakers primarily spoke in a unified voice tinged with individual health care horror stories. Their message to Vermont lawmakers: Adopt a universal access, single-payer system.
BURLINGTON — Wendell Potter might be considered the health insurance industry's enemy number one.
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Conflict Resolution
After Camille's big reveal, she storms out, fuming at the situation. (Lots of storming out at this party. Unfortunately this time Paul was not there to assess her face and then send her back in.) At that point Taylor and Lisa magically make up. Yup, after all that fighting, Lisa and Taylor manage to come to a consensus and agree to be friends. I have to say, I'm as surprised as Kyle. But sometimes, once it's all out thea pinky swear) everything's fine.
Here's hoping it will just take a pinky swear to fix Taylor and Camille's friendship, but somehow I think it's going to take more than even all 10 fingers for that.
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As Kim and Ken are attempting to hang some sort of a boat/bridge sculpture, Kim explains that she can be a bit stubborn -- just like an Arabian horse. One, I was unaware that when it comes to horse breeds Arabians are the most stubborn (I would have pegged Dapples). Two, I have never met a horse that made the "horse sound" Kim did. However, as we find out later in the episode, Kim was mainly around Disney horses in her child acting days, so maybe it was some Mickey Mouse-engrained sound she was mimicking. Those horses were very method.


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Melbourne, Australia played host to the 8th annual Linux.conf.au conference at the end of January, drawing a capacity crowd of open source professional developers, enthusiasts and students from around the globe.
The irreverent Australian spirit shone through at this year's Linux.conf.au (LCA). One of the world's most high-profile, volunteer-run open source events, LCA continues to offer a seriously technical conference with a seriously low-key vibe. Co-chair of the conference paper committee (and outgoing Linux Australia president) Rusty Russell describes LCA as a talkfest where attendees can get as much out of conversations and hackfests during breaks as they get from official presentations. "Over 10% of attendees are also speakers – and the speakers don't hide out in the speakers room like they do at a lot of other conferences. Everyone mingles."
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New SSL Attack Lets a Malicious Listener Steal Session Cookies
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Creative Cities Network
Not to be confused with:
- Creative Cities, an international European project designed and managed by the British Council.
- Creative city, an urban planning concept.
- Creative City, an urban development project in Fujairah, United Arab Emirates.
The Creative Cities Network is a project under the patronage of UNESCO. With the aim of celebrating and maintaining cultural diversity, the alliance formed by member cities share their experiences in promoting the local heritage, as well as discuss plans on how to cope with the influx of globalization. The Creative Cities Network aims to find and enrich a member city's cultural identity in the midst of a growing trend towards internationalism.
The project focuses on the main product of excellence of these cities, and finds ways to maintain its relevance in city life, local economy and social development. The fields of excellence are classified among: Literature, Film, Music, Craft and Folk Art, Design, Media Arts, and Gastronomy.
Despite the general knowledge that change (towards modernity) is generated from urbanization, the Network aims to adapt and harness the proliferation of technology and social development to further a city's product of excellence. In doing so, the city becomes a center for the protection of a past industry and its eventual preservation.
Cities currently designated as a City of Literature are:
- Edinburgh, Scotland, UK: promotional film
- Melbourne, Australia[1]
- Iowa City, USA
- Dublin, Ireland[2]
- Reykjavík, Iceland
- Norwich, England, UK
- Kraków, Poland
- Bologna, Italy
- Seville, Spain
- Glasgow, Scotland, UK
- Ghent, Belgium
- Bogotá, Colombia[4]
- Harbin, China[5]
- Liverpool, England, UK
Crafts and Folk Art[edit]
- Aswan, Egypt
- Santa Fe, USA
- Kanazawa, Japan
- Icheon, South Korea[6]
- Hangzhou, China
- Fabriano (Italy), for the handmade paper
- Berlin, Germany
- Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Montreal, Canada
- Nagoya, Japan
- Kobe, Japan
- Shenzhen, China
- Seoul, South Korea[6]
- Shanghai, China[7]
- Graz, Austria[8]
- Saint-Étienne, France[3]
Media Arts[edit]
- ^ Melbourne, Australia. UNESCO City of Literature.
- ^ a b Dublin, Icheon, Östersund and Seoul designated as UNESCO Creative Cities, 27 July 2010.
- ^ a b St-Etienne and Sydney nominated UNESCO Creative Cities , 22 November 2010.
- ^ Bogota designated as UNESCO City of Music, 15 March 2012.
- ^ UN recognizes China's northeastern Harbin as "Music City"
- ^ a b c "Jeonju's Gastronomic Greatness Recognized by UNESCO". Chosun Ilbo. 16 May 2012. Retrieved 23 May 2012.
- ^ a b Shanghai and Chengdu nominated UNESCO Creative Cities, 12 March 2011.
- ^ Graz designated as UNESCO Creative City, 14 March 2011.
- ^ "Creative Cities Network - Who are the Members?". UNESCO. Retrieved 22 October 2013.
Further reading and viewing[edit]
- Creative Cities Documentary
- Scott, Allen J. (2006) "Creative Cities: Conceptual Issues and Policy Questions", Journal of Urban Affairs, 28: 1–17.
External links[edit]
|Wikivoyage has a travel guide for UNESCO Creative Cities.


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Systemic Scleroderma
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Systemic scleroderma is an autoimmune disorder that affects the skin and internal organs. Autoimmune disorders occur when the immune system malfunctions and attacks the body's own tissues and organs. The word "scleroderma" means hard skin in Greek, and the condition is characterized by the buildup of scar tissue (fibrosis) in the skin and other organs. The condition is also called systemic sclerosis because the fibrosis can affect organs other than the skin. Fibrosis is due to the excess production of a tough protein called collagen, which normally strengthens and supports connective tissues throughout the body.
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The National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants is dedicated to serving the interest of the public. We do so with a passionate belief that certified physician assistants are essential members of the health care delivery team who provide millions access to more affordable, high quality health care.
Our vision is to transform the delivery of quality healthcare by certifying qualified PAs through programs that improve patient care while exemplifying a commitment to excellence unparalleled among certifying organizations.
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The Box is back in action and even hosted a corporate event last night for Virgin America airline, clearly meant to bring the venue one step closer to becoming a "cultural institution." [Down by the Hipster]
The $94.7 million sale of New Yorkbased Smith & Wollensky Restaurant Group, which includes Quality Meats and Park Avenue Summer, to the national corporation Patina has been finalized, but there's still no word on a timetable for Park Avenue's fall makeover. [Nation's Restaurant News]
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The blogger fond of Forlinis, which the Posts Steve Cuozzo said "calls itself northern Italian, by which they must mean north Bronx Italian" in yesterday's screed against Little Italy rebuffs the Italian-American critic. [Lost City]
Senior citizens in northern New York retirement centers are fighting to get back free access to donated doughnuts, having been cut off by the director of the Putnam County Office for the Aging. The bureaucrat claims to have walked in to find "people gorging themselves on an enormous pile of baked goods" including a "diabetic who said hed had four jelly doughnuts. A jelly doughnut? In your locker? Drop and give me twenty! [NYT]
Californias Metz Fresh has recalled bags of salmonella-tainted spinach that were distributed across the 48 contiguous states. [NYT]
Lotus owner David Rabin was too busy working on Double Seven and his other projects to attend his own weekly poker game. [NYP]
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Colorado moves to forbid online lottery sale
The Colorado House gave initial approval to prohibiting the sale of lottery tickets online.
The bill would forbid the Colorado Lottery Commission from approving such sales, and only in-person sales at licensed stores would be allowed. Lawmakers voted yes on the measure Monday with an unrecorded voice vote, setting up a final vote this week to refer the bill to the Senate.
Loveland Republican Rep. Brian DelGrosso, the sponsor of the bill, says it's a way to curb underage gambling.
Denver Democratic Rep. Dan Pabon opposed the bill, calling it a protectionist measure to stop market forces. But DelGrosso noted that that the state lottery falls under the purview of lawmakers and it's up to them to make decisions on how it's run.
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Worker dies at Brazil World Cup site
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By Ben Tavener
MANAUS, BRAZIL - A 55-year-old Portuguese construction worker has died from severe head injuries on the site of one of the World Cup stadiums in Manus on Friday morning.
The man was struck on the head by a falling metal bar from a crane in which he was helping to dismantle. He was rushed to hospital, where he received neurological treatment, however local authorities confirmed that he died a few hours later, early on Friday afternoon.
He was identified by the Brazilian Sports Ministry as 55-year-old Antonio Jose Pita Martins.
Martins had been working for a multinational construction company Martifer, which outsources personnel to the site's main contractor, construction company Andrade Gutierrez.
Martifer representatives told Brazil's Globo News that it would provide all necessary assistance to the victim's family.
The city's World Cup secretary, Miguel Capobiango, said the crane was being dismantled as work at the site was almost complete.
A government inspection of the site, planned for Friday, was cancelled. It had been expected that Governor Omar Aziz would announce when the stadium was going to be inaugurated.
Martins was the fourth person to have been killed in Manus in connection with the World Cup stadium's construction.
Two workers fell to their deaths in 2013 in separate incidents in March and December 2013. Another worker suffered a fatal heart attack: his family later said he had been overworked.
Following the most recent fatal incident, in December, a court suspended work on the stadium and a follow up investigation found that the working conditions on the site were "dangerously unacceptable".
Two workers were also killed in late November at the Arena Corinthians in São Paulo, when a crane maneuvering a section of the roof collapsed. The stadium in Brazil is due to host the World Cup's opening game on 12 June.
In addition, another worker died at the construction site of the World Cup Mané Garrincha stadium in the country's capital, Brasília, in 2012.
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6 Henrico Officers Receive Valor Awards
Six Henrico police officers were presented with awards for heroism at the 21st Annual Valor Awards ceremony, sponsored by the Retail Merchants Association (RMA) and held Nov. 12 at the Greater Richmond Convention Center.
The ceremony, attended by 500 community leaders, law enforcement officers and fire and rescue personnel, honored a total of seven recipients and featured Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling as keynote speaker.
Sergeant George S. Russell, Jr. received a silver award for his courage in rescuing a motorist from a burning car. Richmond firefighter Lt. Mark Rada also received a silver award for his rescue of an elderly woman trapped by a fire in her third-floor apartment.
After working the NASCAR races at Richmond International Raceway May 2, Russell was heading home in his personal vehicle at 1:45 a.m. On Route 33, about three miles into Hanover County, he came around a bend in the road and encountered two vehicles that had been in a head-on collision.
The engine of the pickup truck was on fire, and motorists who had stopped at the crash site were telling Russell to back away from the rapidly spreading flames. Nevertheless, Russell approached closely enough to see the engine pushed back into the passenger compartment, both airbags deployed, and the interior filling with smoke. No one was visible inside, but he could hear calls for help coming from the other car.
The driver of that car was stuck in his van, with fire spreading and gaining intensity. Sergeant Russell forced the door open and found the driver's seat pushed forward by the crash, pinning the victim against the steering wheel. The victim told Russell he thought his legs were broken, and Russell spent several minutes prying his upper body free. Eventually, the man fell out of the van into his arms, and Russell dragged him to safety. Within minutes, both vehicles were completely ablaze.
After firefighters arrived on the scene to put out the fire, the pickup truck driver, who did not survive, was located in the floorboard of his vehicle. The awards committee noted that if not for Russell's quick thinking and heroism, "while risking injury to himself during a very volatile and rapidly spreading fire," the accident would undoubtedly have resulted in a double fatality.
Henrico police officers Cameron S. Campbell, Barry K. Clark, Terence L. Kennedy, Christopher B. Read and Leonard A. Zannin won bronze awards for their efforts to rescue two citizens from a February house fire in Sandston.
As Clark arrived at the scene, he observed heavy smoke and fire billowing from the front bay window. Clark ran up to the front door, kicked it open and made entry but turned back when confronted with flames and smoke. He was joined by Zannin, who also was forced to turn back. With help from Read and a communications officer, who was able to keep a victim on the phone, Zannin made additional attempts to crawl under the smoke and locate the residents inside.
After Campbell arrived on the scene and unsuccessfully attempted entry through a rear kitchen area, he broke the kitchen window to vent the smoke and improve visibility inside. Joined by a firefighter, the officers continued breaking more windows and attempting to enter and contact the occupants. As Campbell was breaking a window, two arms emerged through the smoke. A piece of furniture was blocking the victim's escape route through the window.
With the firefighter using his ax to clear the way, Campbell, Zannin, and Kennedy grabbed the victim by her arms and pulled her through the window to safety.
Once the fire was extinguished, firefighters were able to rescue the other victim. Both women were transported to VCU Medical Center, where the first victim was treated and released; the second succumbed from her injuries the next day.
All five officers inhaled significant amounts of smoke during their repeated entry attempts.
"All officers demonstrated extraordinary bravery and self-sacrifice throughout this ordeal," the awards committee said. "Faced with overwhelming conditions, these officers repeatedly placed themselves at risk."
The officers' courage came as no surprise to keynote speaker Bolling, who observed similar courage while accompanying a first responder during the 1990s.
Then a member of the Hanover Board of Supervisors, Bolling went on a ridealong with a Hanover deputy patrolling his beat. Near the end of the shift, the two came upon a scene in which a man had fallen out of his boat into a farm pond. Bolling watched from the shore and tried to restrain the family as the deputy dove repeatedly into the murky water trying to locate the victim.
Despite the deputy's efforts, the man drowned, and Bolling was left deeply shaken by the experience.
"The most amazing thing about that story to me," he told the crowd, "was that when it was over, I had had enough and was ready to go home.
"But this deputy simply went back to his house, put on a new uniform and went back to work," Bolling said. "It was a very vivid, first-hand experience for me of what these guys do every day."
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On Saturday, Nov. 15, the Willow Lawn location will kick off the month-long program by hosting a "Make & Take" craft event for kids. Children ages six and older will be able to make a craft and take it home with them. Representatives from the Marines will be in-store to teach customers about the Toys for Tots program. A.C. Moore team members will be on site to help with the crafts. > Read more.
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Commonwealth Catholic Charities is in desperate need of food donations for its community food pantry that serves the region's low-income families, according to officials with the Henrico-based nonprofit.
After moving into its new location this past summer, the agency has dedicated a larger space for the pantry but the shelves are practically empty.
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The Cultural Arts Center unveils a new exhibit – "Sizing Up!" – Nov. 20-Jan. 18 in the Gumenick Family Gallery.
Artist Chuck Larivey has spent the past three years "sizing up" – creating large-scale oil paintings that are designed to engage their viewers in a monumental way by using size to captivate them and make them a part of the artistic experience.
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