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Comrades of local young man, Nick Taylor, whose life was tragically taken during an insurgent attack in Afghanistan on July 16, paid a visit to Taylor's parents on Monday afternoon.
Patrick Bogacz of Griffith and Kyle Leonard, of Valparaiso, visited the home of Tim and Stephania Taylor. In the evening, there was a public reception for the young men at Swiss Village.
Both men were on the same mission with Taylor when his platoon was fired on with rocket-propelled grenades and small arms while clearing bombs in Kandahar Province. Another Indiana man, Sergio Perez, of near Crown Point, was also killed in the incident. Both Taylor and Perez were members of the Valparaiso-based 713th Engineer Company.
Bogacz said that he met Taylor several months earlier when they started training together. Their preparation occurred in bases at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri and Fort Bliss, Texas, home of the United States Army Air Defense Artillery School.
"Nick was an awesome kid," said Bogacz. "He was always in a good mood; he always made you smile. He was always cheering everyone up.
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Bogacz said that when he heard that Perez had been killed, he started punching the seat on his truck. Then, when he heard that Taylor's life had also been taken, he started to cry. He said that he went back to the base and broke down.
"Usually when something like that happens, they shut off all Internet so we can't talk to people," said Bogacz. "The Army wants to tell the family first. Then they call us together and we go to the chapel and talk about it.
"We were very close-knit," continued Bogacz. "We were usually in the same truck. This time I was on the same mission with him but in a different truck."
Both soldiers, who are now on their way home from Afghanistan, saw a good deal of Taylor's service at the high school. They also saw the 21-gun salute at the cemetery. For the ceremony, Bogacz had contributed one of the letters that had been read in the service.
Leonard, who is in full-time military service, will remain on active guard duty.
This past weekend was a very special time for the Taylors. The U.S. Army had made it possible for all six families who had lost children from the 713th Engineer Company to travel to Fort Bliss to meet the platoon as it returned to El Paso from service.
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"We hope that our friendship with them continues. We want them to always feel like they have a comfortable home to come to at our house. This is a good connection," commented Tim Taylor.
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Celiac disease, also called celiac sprue, is a digestive disorder that occurs when an individual's immune system overreacts to the protein gluten, or other proteins within gluten such as gliadin, found in grains including wheat, rye, barley, and to some degree, oats. When a patient with the disease eats food that contains gluten, the immune system's response damages the intestinal lining. This causes symptoms of abdominal pain and bloating after consuming gluten.
Additionally, complications, including poor absorption, may occur if the patient continues to eat gluten-containing foods. When the intestinal lining is damaged, patients have difficulty absorbing nutrients.
It has not been determined what triggers this reaction in celiac patients. However, celiac disease is associated with autoimmune disorders, such as lupus. Autoimmune disorders occur when the patient's immune system mistakenly identifies body cells as harmful invaders, such as bacteria. As a result, the immune cells in celiac patients attack the patient's intestinal cells.
Researchers at the National Digestive Diseases Information Clearinghouse (NDDIC) estimate that one out of 133 people in the United States have the disease. Prevalence is even higher, one out of 22 people, among patients who have immediate family members (parent or sibling) who have the disease. This suggests that the disease may be inherited (passed down through families) in some cases.
Individuals can develop the disease at any age, but it is most commonly diagnosed in patients who are eight to 12 months old or in patients ages 30-40.
Although there is currently no cure for celiac disease, the condition can be managed with a gluten-free diet. In general, patients who strictly follow a gluten-free diet can expect to live normal, healthy lives. Symptoms will subside in several weeks and patients will be able to absorb food normally once they avoid eating gluten. A dietician or certified nutritionist may help a patient with celiac disease develop a healthy diet. Patients with celiac disease may also find gluten-free cookbooks to be a helpful resource. Many products, including rice flour and potato flour, can be used as substitutes for gluten.
Blood tests
: If celiac disease is suspected, blood tests will be performed to determine whether or not the patient has autoantibodies associated with the disease. Specific autoantibodies in the blood bind to the patient's own body cells. This triggers other cells to attack and destroy cells in the intestinal lining. If these autoantibodies are present in a patient's blood, a positive diagnosis is made.
Blood tests may also be performed to determine whether or not the patient has antibodies to gluten. During this procedure, a sample of the patient's blood is combined with gluten to determine whether or not antibodies are present. If antibodies are present, it suggests the patient may have celiac disease.
: An intestinal biopsy may be performed to confirm a diagnosis, but it is not often required. This procedure is more invasive and expensive than a blood test. During the procedure, a thin, flexible tube called an endoscope is inserted through the patient's mouth and into the intestine. A small tissue sample is taken and analyzed under a microscope. If the intestinal tissue is damaged, a positive diagnosis is made.
Nutritional deficiencies
: When a patient with celiac disease consumes gluten, the immune cells attack enzymes in the intestine that are needed for digestion and absorption of nutrients. Therefore, nutritional deficiencies are a complication of untreated celiac disease. Children may experience stunted growth if they are not receiving enough nourishment.
Patients who continue to eat gluten despite their condition may develop anemia (low levels of iron in the blood) because they are unable to absorb iron, folic acid, or vitamin B12.
Patients who continue to eat gluten often have low levels of vitamin K and D because they are normally absorbed in the intestine. Vitamin K is needed for the production of blood clotting factors. Patients with vitamin K deficiency have an increased risk of bleeding. Patients with vitamin D deficiency may have low levels of calcium in the blood, which may lead to bone disorders such as osteoporosis (hollow, brittle bones).
If left untreated, poor nutrition can potentially be fatal.
Other disorders
: Celiac disease is associated with autoimmune disorders. The most common autoimmune disorders associated with the disease are lupus erythematosus, type I diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, thyroid disease, and microscopic colitis (inflammation of the colon). The prognosis for patients with co-existing autoimmune disorders depends on the specific disorder. Most autoimmune disorders are chronic. However, many disorders can be managed with treatment such as immunosuppressants and anti-inflammatories.
: Although there is currently no cure for celiac disease, the condition can be managed with diet. Symptoms will subside within several weeks and patients will be able to absorb food normally once they avoid eating gluten. However, it may take several months in children and two to three years in elderly patients for the intestine to fully recover.
: Healthcare providers may recommend a dietitian or nutritionist who can help a patient plan an appropriate gluten-free diet. These professionals can also help patients determine whether or not supplementation with vitamins and minerals is necessary.
Gluten-free diet
: Patients should avoid all foods that contain gluten. This includes any type of wheat (including farina, graham flour, semolina, and durum), barley, rye, bulgur, Kamut, kasha, matzo meal, spelt, and triticale. Therefore, foods such as bread, cereal, crackers, pasta, cookies, cake, pie, gravy, and sauce should be avoided unless they are labeled as gluten-free.
Many less obvious foods contain gluten. For instance, grains that contain gluten are often used in food additives, such as modified food starch and malt flavoring. Also, some medications, herbal supplements, and vitamins may contain gluten as a binding agent. Lipstick and postage stamps may contain gluten.
Studies have shown that a gluten-free diet may improve iron deficiency (anemia), malnutrition, anxiety, and depression. Some reports exist of mood swings or depression after adopting a gluten free diet, purportedly due to issues relating to dietary adherence. However, the overwhelming body of scientific evidence concludes that a gluten-free diet will reduce these symptoms.
How to avoid gluten
: Patients should carefully read the labels of their foods. To help patients identify foods like gluten, the U.S. Congress passed the Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act of 2004 (FALCPA). The law, which went into effect January 1, 2006, requires food manufacturers to clearly state on their packages whether the food is made with any ingredients that contain products derived from milk, eggs, fish, crustacean shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, or soybeans. This act also requires the FDA to develop and finalize rules for the use of the term "gluten-free" on product labels by August 2008.
Food products can become cross-contaminated with gluten if they come into contact with gluten. For instance, a knife that was used to cut bread should be washed thoroughly with soap and water before it is used to cut food for a patient with celiac disease. Cross contamination may also occur if bread and vegetables were cut on the same cutting board.
Hidden gluten can be found in some unlikely foods, such as cold cuts, soups, hard candies, soy sauce, and many low or non-fat products (such as licorice and jelly beans). Gluten may also come in forms such as vegetable proteins and starch, modified food starch (when derived from wheat instead of corn), maltodextrin, malt flavoring, and glucose syrup. Many common ingredients contain wheat or barley derivatives.
Patients with celiac disease should always ask about the ingredients in food when dining at a restaurant or someone else's home.
Patients should consult their healthcare providers and pharmacists before taking any drugs, herbs, or supplements because they may contain gluten.
Read the labels of cosmetics because some beauty products, such as lipstick, may contain gluten.
Use self-adhesive postage stamps because stamps that require moistening may be contaminated with gluten.
Foods that are safe to eat
: Today, patients can choose from a wide variety of gluten-free products at grocery stores. There are gluten-free substitutes for many foods and beverages, including cookies and beer. If gluten-free foods are not readily available at the local supermarket, they can be purchased online.
Patients can eat fresh meats, fish, and poultry that are not breaded or marinated. Most dairy products are safe to eat, as well as fruits, vegetables, rice, potatoes, and gluten-free flours that are made from rice, soy, potato, or corn.
Although amaranth, buckwheat, and quinoa are gluten-free when they are grown, they may become contaminated with other grains during harvesting and/or processing. Even though oats may not be harmful for most patients with celiac disease, they are often contaminated with wheat. Therefore, oats should be avoided as a precautionary measure.
: Patients with celiac disease do not necessarily have to give up their favorite foods because they cannot eat gluten. Substitutes for wheat flour can be used for many recipes. For instance, if a recipe calls for one teaspoon of wheat flour, patients can use 1.5 teaspoon of potato starch, cornstarch, rice flour, or arrowroot starch instead. One cup of wheat flour may be substituted with one cup of fine cornmeal, 3/4 cup of coarse cornmeal, 3/4 cup of rice flour, or 5/8 cup of potato flour. Gluten-free cookbooks are widely available to help patients maintain their quality of life with respect to food.
Integrative therapies
: There is currently a lack of available scientific evidence on the use of integrative therapies for the treatment or prevention of celiac disease. The therapies listed below should be used only under the supervision of a qualified healthcare provider, and should not be used in replacement of other proven therapies or preventive measures.
Fair negative scientific evidence
: In a very small study, oral zinc supplements did not seem to improve the clinical condition of patients with unresponsive celiac disease.
Zinc is generally considered safe when taken at the recommended dosages. Avoid zinc chloride since studies have not been done on its safety or effectiveness. Avoid with kidney disease. While zinc appears safe during pregnancy in amounts lower than the established upper intake level, caution should be used since studies cannot rule out the possibility of harm to the fetus.
Traditional or theoretical uses, which lack sufficient evidence
: Carob (
Ceratonia siliqua
) is a leguminous evergreen tree of the family Leguminosae (pulse family). Although carob has traditionally been used as a replacement for gluten, there is currently a lack of human studies on the safety and efficacy of the use of carob for celiac disease.
Avoid if allergic/hypersensitive to carob (
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), its constituents, or any plants in the Fabaceae family, including tamarind. Avoid with metabolic disorders, with a chromium, cobalt, copper, iron, or zinc disorder or deficiency, kidney disorders, or acute diarrhea. Avoid in underweight infants. Use cautiously in patients with anemia, known allergy to peanuts and other nuts, complications with powdered bulk forming laxative drinks, diabetes, or hyperlipidemia (high cholesterol). Use cautiously if taking oral herbs or drugs. Use cautiously in hypouricemic patients. Avoid if pregnant or breastfeeding.
Pantothenic acid (vitamin B5)
: Pantothenic acid (vitamin B5) is essential to all life and is a component of coenzyme A (CoA), a molecule that is necessary for numerous vital chemical reactions to occur in cells. Traditionally, pantothenic acid (vitamin B5) has been used to treat celiac disease, but scientific studies have not been conducted to evaluate the safety and efficacy of this treatment. Human scientific studies are needed before a firm conclusion can be made.
Avoid if allergic or hypersensitive to pantothenic acid or dexpanthenol. Avoid with gastrointestinal blockage. Pantothenic acid is generally considered safe in pregnant and breastfeeding women when taken at recommended doses.
: Quinoa has been cultivated in the Andes Incas for thousands of years. Quinoa has been used as a substitute for wheat, especially by those on a gluten-free diet due to celiac disease or other conditions. However, human research is lacking.
Avoid if allergic or hypersensitive to quinoa (
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), its constituents, or members of the Amaranthaceae family. Use unwashed quinoa cautiously because it is naturally coated with saponins. Avoid if pregnant or breastfeeding.
Spleen extract
: Spleen extract primarily comes from the spleens of cows or pigs. Although spleen extract has been used to treat celiac disease, scientific studies have not been conducted to evaluate the safety and efficacy of this treatment.
Avoid if allergic or hypersensitive to spleen extract or its components, including tuftsin. Use cautiously if taking analgesics, anticoagulants/antiplatelet agents, bestatin, chemotherapy drugs, or psychotropic drugs. Use cautiously with bleeding disorders with Hodgkin's disease, leukemia, or systemic lupus erythematosus. Use cautiously in children and in patients with weakened immune systems. Avoid if taking immunosuppressants. Avoid spleen extract from countries where bovine spongiform encephalitis (BSE or "mad cow disease") has been reported. Avoid if pregnant or breastfeeding.
Vitamin K
: Vitamin K is found in green leafy vegetables like spinach, broccoli, asparagus, watercress, cabbage, cauliflower, green peas, beans, olives, canola, soybeans, meat, cereals, and dairy products. Although vitamin K deficiency is rare, patients who have celiac disease have an increased risk of developing this condition. Therefore, vitamin K has been suggested as possible treatment for patients with celiac disease. However, there are currently no human studies available on the safety and efficacy of this treatment.
Avoid if allergic or hypersensitive to vitamin K. Injection into the muscle or vein should only be done by a healthcare professional. Many serious side effects have occurred after injection. Menadiol (type of vitamin K that is not available in the United States) should be avoided with glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency. Avoid if pregnant. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends giving a single vitamin K1 injection into the muscle to all newborns to prevent vitamin K deficiency bleeding (VKDB). However, large amounts of vitamin K may cause serious side effects or death. Vitamin K is generally considered safe for breastfeeding mothers.
Currently, there is no known method to prevent celiac disease.
Patients who have celiac disease can prevent symptoms from returning by adhering to a gluten-free diet. A certified dietitian can help patients plan appropriate and healthy gluten-free diets.
Patients should carefully read the labels of all food products. Food manufacturers in the United States are required to clearly state whether their products contain wheat.
If children have celiac disease, their baby-sitters, teachers, and other caretakers should be informed of their conditions.
Patients with celiac disease should always ask about ingredients in the food when dining at a restaurant or someone else's home.
Patients should consult their healthcare providers and pharmacists before taking any drugs, herbs, or supplements because they may contain gluten.
Read the labels of cosmetics because some beauty products, such as lipstick, may contain gluten.
Use self-adhesive postage stamps because stamps that require moistening may be contaminated with gluten.
Food products can become cross-contaminated with gluten if they come into contact with gluten. For instance, a knife that was used to cut bread should be washed thoroughly with soap and water before it is used to cut food for a patient with celiac disease. Cross contamination may also occur if bread and vegetables were cut on the same cutting board.
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This information has been edited and peer-reviewed by contributors to the Natural Standard Research Collaboration (www.naturalstandard.com).
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Catassi C, Kryszak D, Louis-Jacques O, et al. Detection of Celiac Disease in Primary Care: A Multicenter Case-Finding Study in North America. Am J Gastroenterol. 2007 Mar 13; [Epub ahead of print]. .
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Garsed K, Scott BB. Can oats be taken in a gluten-free diet? A systematic review. Scand J Gastroenterol. 2007 Feb;42(2):171-8. .
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: When a celiac patient eats gluten, or other protein components of gluten, such as gliadin, the body's immune system overreacts. Gluten is present in all types of wheat (including farina, graham flour, semolina, and durum), barley, rye, bulgur, Kamut, kasha, matzo meal, spelt, and triticale. The gluten is mistaken for a harmful invader, such as bacteria, and an attack is launched. Immune system cells flood to the stomach and intestine to destroy the gluten. However, among these immune cells are autoantibodies that attack the lining of the intestine by mistake. As a result, the intestinal lining becomes damaged.
Gliadin is a protein component of gluten, found in wheat and several other cereal grains of the genus
. Patients with celiac disease are sensitive to the ?, ?, and ? forms of gliadins. In response to gliadin, anti-gliadin IgA antibodies are produced, which are reportedly found in many patients with celiac disease.
: Researchers believe that many cases of celiac disease are inherited (passed down through families). Researchers estimate that if someone in a patient's immediate family (parent or sibling) has celiac disease, the patient has a 5-15% chance of developing the disease as well.
: It also appears that many cases of celiac disease develop after trauma, such as an infection, stress, physical injury, surgery, or pregnancy.
Other disorders
: Celiac disease is associated with autoimmune disorders. Autoimmune disorders occur when the immune system attacks the body by mistake. Autoantibodies in the blood bind to components of an individual's own cells, triggering other cells to attack the body. The most common autoimmune disorders associated with celiac disease are lupus erythematosus, type I diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, thyroid disease, and microscopic colitis (disorder that causes inflammation of the colon).
In general, patients who follow a gluten-free diet can expect to live normal, healthy lives. Most patients with celiac disease experience nonspecific symptoms after consuming gluten, including intermittent diarrhea, abdominal pain, and bloating. Some patients may experience no symptoms.
If a patient is not absorbing enough nutrients, symptoms may include weight loss, diarrhea, abdominal cramps, gas, bloating, fatigue, foul-smelling or grayish stools that may be oily, stunted growth in children, and osteoporosis (hollow, brittle bones).
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The information in this monograph is intended for informational purposes only, and is meant to help users better understand health concerns. Information is based on review of scientific research data, historical practice patterns, and clinical experience. This information should not be interpreted as specific medical advice. Users should consult with a qualified healthcare provider for specific questions regarding therapies, diagnosis and/or health conditions, prior to making therapeutic decisions.


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BEYOND gorgeous! I found an old set of bulbs for $2 this weekend, too! Love all your ideas and a few just might show up in my house as I finish up my decorating :)ReplyDelete
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Beautiful I am also changing up this year's Christmas decorations. Can I borrow your brain?ReplyDelete
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Everything looks soooo cute! I really love how you used the wood on the dining room table. I've got some ideas brewing now for my place :)ReplyDelete
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Housework always stresses me... because it's NEVER finished.... ever. And I despise it.
I guess I could just say I was unemployed and defer the payments, but the interest still racks up and I just don't want that hanging over my head.
I don't know what I'll do if I ever get married and decide to have a child. The thought of it is stressing me out MORE!
I think the better question for me today is, "What's NOT stressing me?"
It's a crazy two weeks. I've got 3 parties to plan & make goodies for, a camping trip, a scrapbook to finish, my sister is having a baby, two graduations to attend, a painting project that really needs to be finished up, and DH is starting physical therapy and will need a ride to and fro. Add all that to the normal laundry, dishes, kids' activities, etc., and I'm ready to go on a nice long vacation!
We have in home behavior counseling starting today for my youngest son who has apraxia of speech. Plus getting him to all of his other appts. and I am planning a birthday party for him and we are inviting his class to our house but hopefully the sun will shine so it can be outside. It is also time for my son's yearly medical review for his secondary medical insurance and if we lose that then he won't be able to get any extra care because our primary doesn't cover anything to do with occupational therapy, speech therapy or anything. This in home counseling is going to take up 10 hours a week for probably 6 months which is a lot of time on top of everything else. Plus my oldest just started baseball which is games on Saturdays and practice twice a week and Alex starts tball on Saturday which means he has games on Saturdays as well as practice one night a week.
So I have a huge headache that isn't going to go away anytime soon.
Oh, honey, where do I start???
For the first time in 24 years, my husband hates his job! Yes the new job in TN. He hates his job SO much that DAILY I never know if he will come home to tell me he turned in his notice! I will support 100% whatever he decides and KNOW he will make the best choice for us, but talk about scarry!!
Those student loans will follow you everywhere. I'm 34 and still owe 20K. I pay $350 every month. It's so depressing!! My husband always says to me..."how much did you borrow again?". I could make more time for myself if I stopped scrapping, but then I'd be really depressed because scrapping gives me a little bit of time to do something that I really like to do.
Work is stressing me! I only had 1001 things to do this morning when I got there. I threatened to lock my office door so I can get it done. I got the worst part of it done now and finally can breathe! LOL I hate the later parts of the month with the duties I have. Too many deadlines!
Well I was trying not to stress so much anymore but last night as I went upstairs to go to bed, I turned on the light in my bedroom and on the wall was a huge bug, a water bug! I almost fainted. I detest bugs, any bugs but when its a large bug in your room that was not there an hour ago, it makes you wonder where the hell it was hiding! So now I feel like I have to check every nook and cranny for bugs because I cannot live with them inside my house!! Oh gosh, I was almost crying about it. I have no idea how I would kill one if I was alone..I couldn't do it!
And now I am stressed about taking my son for his annual check up - trying to get him to get some speech therapy and deciding whether to give him more vaccinations.
Oh my gosh! I'd freak out about the bug too.
It seems a few of us have children with speech therapy needs.
I'm trying to get my son speech therapy too. He had an autism eval done back in January and he did not fall on the spectrum at all according to the evaluator, but she suggested speech therapy. I had been trying to get speech therapy for him for 2 years and now I finally get someone to say she thinks it would be good for him and my insurance may not cover it at all. It will be bad enough if they do cover it because I will still need to pay $40 per session, but if he had therapy when I originally requested it, it would have been covered 100%. Go figure.
His speech is getting better but some of the words he cannot pronounce. I am not sure what the issue is but my thought is if I can get him help in that area so its not an issue when he starts school, I should. The kids area already saying things to him when we go to his karate class and the playground. It breaks my heart to hear them say " I don't understand what he is saying" or they tell him he is not talking right. I understand him 100% but to others, its more like 70%.


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It's one of the poorest counties in the state, but there is some good news for St. Lawrence County. The Bassmasters Elite will host a tournament in Waddington in August with the potential for millions in revenue. Barry Wygel tells us what the preparations will be in the coming months.
WADDINGTON, N.Y. -- While snow and ice covers the St. Lawrence River this time of year, come August the country's best fishermen are coming to town. "To have them come up here, it's actually unbelievable. Normally they pick places where there is a huge infrastructure in place," said Don Meissner, project manager at FISHCAP.
But the world-class fishing the area has to offer persuaded them otherwise. Organizers say this is most likely the biggest event ever to come to St. Lawrence County. "To have it here, not only in Waddington, but in St. Lawrence County, where we are struggling for jobs and the economy. To have this here, to bring that many people here to showcase our St. Lawrence River and what it can become and what it should become with the tourism business, it's a gift. It really is a gift for us," said Waddington Mayor Janet Otto-Cassada. One of the biggest difficulties in hosting this tournament is going to be finding a place for everyone to stay. The thousands of spectators, the hundred fisherman and their families and the media from across the county. But organizers say they have an answer.
"What we need is all the motel owners and all the business leaders to do what they can to make sure we have the rooms necessary," said Meissner.
Organizers are also asking interested people in the community to rent their homes out for the week.
"A lot of the families, if given the choice, would love to stay in a house," said Meissner.
While focusing on the preparations for August, organizers are already looking beyond at the potential a successful tournament could bring.
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"If these people come here and like it, they are going to come back years to come and this revenue thing is just going to expand," said Meissner.
The tournament is expected to bring up to $3 million in extra revenue to the area.
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On the cooking show Recipe Rehab, celebrity chefs like Spike Mendelsohn and Candice Kumai face off to "rehab" a family's favorite high-calorie dish. The resulting healthier, but still flavorful, versions of classic recipes have been compiled into a cookbook so you too can enjoy better-for-you takes on the foods you love. Here, we share some of the great recipes featured in the book.
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Chef Daniel Green's answer to the Taco Challenge was to not only swap pork for beef but also to make his own taco shells from soft corn tortillas. Those hard taco shells that come in a box at the grocery store not only are full of fat, sodium, and preservatives, they also crack as soon as you try to stuff them. When you make your own taco shells at home, they're healthier, tastier, and easier to work with. Chef Daniel's tip for a great-tasting and nutritious taco? "The best tacos get their flavor from the right blend of seasonings, not lots of salt or fat," he says.
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