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Vaccinations and Autism: Is There a Connection?
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The possibility of a vaccination-autism connection has become highly controversial; there is intense debate going on among scientists. On one side, there is a growing tendency to blame the increased numbers of required or suggested vaccinations as well as the tendency to give multiple vaccines in one shot for all the cases of regressive autism in the past ten years (regressive autism is autism that appears in a child at around the age of eighteen months, after a normal development, causing the child to regress). However, vaccinations in themselves do not cause autism, or millions more children would be autistic. Neither does thiomerosal, an organic compound present in some vaccinations. But perhaps these are triggers for children who are genetically predisposed to have autism and who have immune systems that are not functioning properly.
On the other side are the government and the vaccine manufacturers stating that vaccines are safe, and that those refusing to vaccinate their children are putting the public's health at risk.
In reality, no one knows for sure. It is difficult for the average person to form an educated opinion just from reading the newspaper headlines. Many headlines in the UK and the United States over the past few years have stated that expert groups and panels have found no link between childhood vaccination and autism. In reality, a careful review of the different government and experts' reports actually show the following:
- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Institute of Health in the U.S. asked the Institute of Medicine(IOM), a branch of the National Academy of Sciences, to establish an independent expert committee to review immunization safety concerns (the Immunization Safety Review Committee). The "Immunization Safety Review: Measles-Mumps-Rubella Vaccine and Autism," issued on 23 April 2001, stated that "Although the committee has concluded that the evidence favors rejection of the causal relationship on the population level between MMR vaccine and autism spectrum disorder (ASD), the committee recommends that this issue receive continued attention… Its conclusion does not exclude the possibility that MMR vaccine could contribute to ASD in a small number of children."
- The Medical Research Council in the UK published a "Review of Autism Research: Epidemiology and Causes" in December 2001. After noting that "It is important to recognize that epidemiological studies cannot prove that vaccines are safe but can only exclude specified adverse reactions with a certain degree of confidence," it goes on to state that "Currently there are no epidemiological studies that provide reliable evidence to support the hypothesis that there might be an association between MMR and ASD."
- In response to Petition PE 145, calling for an inquiry into issues surrounding the alleged relationship between the combined measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine (MMR) and autism, the Health and Community Care Committee reported to the Scottish Parliament in 2001 that "What is clear to the committee is that while there is an absence of any scientific data of a causal link between the MMR vaccine and the onset of autism, it remains impossible to prove conclusively the absence of a link." The committee also called for further research.
- Another immunization safety review by an expert review committee is being conducted by the Institute of Medicine (IOM). This review had not been made public at the time of the writing of this book.
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Since 1909, the 8th of March has been a pretty special day for all of us- why? International Women's Day!
It's all about respect, appreciation and love towards women, a celebration of women's achievements throughout the ages. Of course, the lovely team at MCM didn't hesitate to spread the word, too - to all you lovely ladies out there, and to our beloved friends and followers. That's why we wanted to celebrate by hosting some very special events in our Berlin and New York based Flagship Boutiques!
One day, two cities, tons of roses, delicate champagne, beautiful women and iconic MCM treasures - we were part of that glamorous and outstanding celebration in our hometown Berlin, Germany's vibrant capital.
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The lovely MCM team, the store's amazing entrance as well as some delicious fingerfood were offered to our beautiful visitors:
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Updated: June 18, 2013 7:14AM
Here's a look at what's going on in the Southland.
News includes Homewood, Palos Hills, Palos Park, University Park and Tinley Park.
Archaeological lecture
The South Suburban Archaeological Society will present the illustrated lecture "The Oak Forest Poor Farm (1910-1953)" by Rochelle Lurie.
Using archaeological methods and an example from Cook County, Lurie will trace the history of caring for the poor, elderly, disabled and mentally ill in the United States.
The free presentation will take place at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Marie Irwin Center, 18120 Highland Ave., Homewood.
Information: Will Kelley at (773) 268-6705 or Carole Yoshida at (708) 403-1597.
MVCC commencement
Summer 2012, fall 2012 and spring 2013 graduates of Moraine Valley Community College will be honored at 7 p.m. Friday in the college's Cyclone Center (Building G), 9000 W. College Parkway, Palos Hills.
Approximately 400 of the college's 2,353 eligible graduates are expected to participate in the 44th annual commencement ceremony.
Jean Kane, an MVCC student from Palos Hills, will address the graduating class.
Professor of the year Jeannine Christensen, associate professor of chemistry, will preside over the ceremony as grand marshal.
Also addressing this year's graduates will be college President Sylvia Jenkins and board Chairman Sandra Wagner.
Foundation plant sale
Palos West School, 12700 S. 104th Ave., Palos Park, will host Palos School District 118's Educational Foundation annual plant sale 9 a.m. to noon Saturday.
Flowering annuals, vegetables, herbs and hanging baskets will be sold. Information and order forms are at palos118.org/foundation.
Poetry luncheon
The Center's Wayside Chapel garden, 12700 Southwest Highway, Palos Park, will be the site for a Tuesday luncheon program.
MaryAnn Grzych and her poetry students will read from their poems written during workshops at the Center. Also, Denise Dulzo's quilting students will display their creations.
Tea will be served in the garden. The luncheon will begin at noon and costs $16. Reservations are required at (708) 361-3650.
An Octave Above concert
The Friends of the Tinley Park Public Library will host a concert with An Octave Above at 2 p.m. Sunday at the library, 7851 Timber Drive.
The a cappella ensemble of eight are all music educators. Information: (708) 532-0160, Ext. 3 or tplibrary.org.
Kites & Kids
Governors State University's Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park will host Kids & Kites 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday.
Kite kits will be available for $8 each.
The free event will take place lakeside, just north of the main university buildings at 1 University Parkway, University Park. Information: govst.edu/sculpture.
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Chief Steve Haun presented Lifesaver awards and named the Firefighter of the Year.
Micah Akins, an engineer with Cleveland Fire Department, was chosen as the Firefighter of the Year by his peers.
Akins has been a firefighter with CFD since 1998.
Haun and his commanders said they had a tough time choosing the award recipients.
"All of you make my job easier. I know if I am away ... things will continue to run smoothly," Haun said.
The ceremony was held at the Museum Center at Five Points.
Battalion Chiefs Buddy Smith, Greg Hooper and Bobby Gaylor presented awards to their top choices for their respective battalions.
Commander Smith presented Randy Bienvenu with the Commander's Award for Battalion 1. Bienvenu has been a firefighter with CFD since 2008.
Battalion 2 Commander Greg Hooper named Drew Rader as the firefighter receiving the award for his battalion. Rader has also been with CFD since 2008.
Michael McCabe was awarded by Commander Gaylor with the Battalion 3 award. McCabe has been with CFD since 2010.
Lt. Jeremy Greenleaf was not present due to a medical condition. Greenleaf was awarded the William V. Ragsdale Award. The Ragsdale award is presented to a member of the memorial Color Guard.
Greenleaf has been a member of Cleveland Fire Department since 1999.
Also not present at the banquet was Lt. Hank Pate, who was awarded the Chief's Award for Service. Pate has also been a member of the Cleveland Fire Department since 1999.
During a special presentation, Brittany Mowery, wife of firefighter Josh Mowery, was given a framed news article which contained her photography. Mowery had captured a number of images of the Cleveland Chair Company fire. The article was published in "Firehouse" magazine, according to Haun.


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OWENSBORO, Ky. (4/24/14) — Daviess County Public Library is planning the following reading events this summer:
June programs
- Nelstone Stone Carving Workshops, 1 - 2 p.m.; 3 - 4 p.m.; 6 - 7 p.m. Wednesday, June 11, 2014, ages 12 and younger. Join Al and Penny Nelson, from Nelstone, in a unique stone carving program that allows participants to work together and proudly and successfully create limestone artwork. Registration required.
- Trunnell's Farm Market, 2 - 3 p.m.; 3 - 4 p.m. Wednesday, June 18, 2014, ages 12 and younger. Join Trunnell's Farm Market by digging into the exciting world of agriculture. From learning about plants to bees, we will educate and entertain all ages about the farm. We will read the story Tops and Bottoms, learn the different parts of a plant, and learn what parts are edible and non-edible in an interactive outdoor classroom. Children will learn and investigate germination of seeds and plant needs in an interactive lesson where they will create a Grass-Head to take home and watch grow.
- Frozen in Summer, 2 - 3 p.m.; 3 - 4 p.m. Wednesday, June 25, 2014, ages 12 and younger. Explore why Olaf really couldn't survive in the summer as we talk about the different chemical forms of water, and play with a type of snow that doesn't melt in the heat.
July programs
- Fancy Nancy: Fanciest Doll in the Universe, 2 - 3 p.m.; 3 - 4 p.m. Wednesday, July 2, 2014, ages 12 and younger. Get fancy at the library as we read, do a craft, and enjoy refreshments. Registration required.
- Doc McStuffins' Animal Clinic, 2 - 3 p.m.; 3 - 4 p.m., Wednesday, July 9, 2014, ages 12 and younger. Learn about pet care through imaginative play and interacting with live animals.
- Explosive Volcanoes, 2 - 3 p.m.; 3 - 4 p.m. Wednesday, July 16, 2014, ages 12 and younger. Have a (volcanic) blast at the library as we learn about the science behind erupting volcanoes and experiment with chemical reactions.
- Go Batty, 2 - 3 p.m.; 3 - 4 p.m. Wednesday, July 23, 2014, ages 12 and younger. Go "batty" at the library as we read, learn about bats, and do a batty craft with our special guest readers.
- The Living Arts & Science Center: Sounds of Science, 2 - 3 p.m.; 3 - 4 p.m. July 30, 2014, ages 12 and younger. Uncover the mystery of vibration and sound waves, experiment with instruments and discover amazing sounds that occur in nature in your very own classroom! We'll embark on a sensational sonic journey through the physics and biology of sound as we learn how animals adapt and communicate through sound, move sound through liquid, create instruments, perform sound experiments and more!
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Follow in the footsteps of the prehistoric creatures that once roamed this ancient land. Australia's Dinosaur Trail encompasses the towns of Richmond, Hughenden and Winton which all have their own unique dinosaur stories to tell.
In Richmond, visit Kronosaurus Korner Fossil Centre which is primarily dedicated to displaying marine reptiles. However, Kronosaurus Korner is also home to Australia's best preserved dinosaur skeleton. After visiting Kronosaurus Korner you may like to try your hand at finding your very own fossil.
... moreNorth of Hughenden is the next stop at the Porcupine Gorge National Park. See 500 million years of layers of rock formations in this deep gorge system, known as the Australia's 'Little Grand Canyon'. Next up is the Flinders Discovery Centre in Hughenden. Meet Hughie a skeletal Muttaburrasaurus, surrounded by a large fossil and gem display.
Onto Winton to visit Lark Quarry Dinosaur Trackways which is set in an amazing landscape of red earth, Spinifex and jump-up country. Come and see the dinosaur footprints which inspired the dinosaur stampede in Stephen Spielberg's movie "Jurassic Park".
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These handouts provide basic information about the seven different areas to focus on when you are trying to manage your diabetes. Each one includes facts, tips, advice, and activities that will get you started on your self-care and reinforce the lessons you learn in diabetes education sessions. En español
American Association of Diabetes Educators (AADE)
This website provides access to program models, tools, and resources to enable health care professionals to provide self-management support for adults with diabetes in real world clinical and community settings. En español
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This curriculum toolbox is designed for community health workers working with Hispanic/Latino patients to address the prevention and management of depression and diabetes and to prevent emotional burnout from helping clients cope with diabetes and other daily issues. En español
California Diabetes Program
These programs are designed to help people gain self-confidence in their ability to control their symptoms and how their health problems affect their lives. Program meetings are highly interactive, focusing on building skills, sharing experiences, and support. En español
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Whether you work on-site or you need an additional power source at home, portable generators provide the power you need for your equipment in case of blackouts. Sears carries hundreds of heavy-duty yet portable generators that provide upwards of 10,000 watts of power. Select from Briggs & Stratton and Champion portable generators for plugging in your appliances during a blackout. Use a smaller 3,000-watt portable generator in the yard for powering corded electric lawnmowers and other power tools. From handheld generators to larger portable models, you can find gas-powered generators for your home at Sears.
Portable generators come in handy when you need to use electric pressure washers on the job site. We also have gas and industrial pressure washers with more PSI for heavy-duty cleaning jobs. Use the Craftsman 1,700-PSI electric pressure washer to remove dirt from the house or the car, or opt for the powerful BE commercial pressure washer that provides up to 4,000 PSI. With a Craftsman 2,700-PSI gas-powered pressure washer, you don't need a separate generator to power the unit.
Like portable generators but on a larger scale, commercial generators provide power where you need it. We have Champion and Briggs & Stratton commercial generators that provide more than 10,000 watts of power, and you can choose between diesel, natural gas, propane and hybrid fuel types. Powerhouse commercial generators feature remote starters, and they comply with the California Air Resource Board's emission standards. Some generators have wheels for transporting the units easily to different locations, and each generator has a durable steel frame for lifting the unit onto a truck or a trailer. As an example, the Champion Power Equipment generator has a cast-iron sleeve for added durability, and it operates for up to eight hours with its 5.9-gallon tank.
Whether you choose the portable or commercial generator, you need to invest in generator accessories like transfer boxes and extra power cords. If your generator doesn't have wheels, add them yourself with the Lifan universal wheel kit. It attaches to any gas or electric generator with just a few tools, and it lets you transport the unit easily to multiple locations. Protect your generator from the elements with the Classic Accessories generator cover, and consider a Briggs & Stratton oil heater to keep the generator's oil flowing smoothly through the system.
Portable generators come in handy for plugging in radios or power equipment when you lack a permanent electrical source. Some pressure washers provide over 4,000 PSI for removing grime and chipped paint with ease, and commercial generators offer even more energy to power large appliances and equipment. Shop Sears' online inventory for the best selection of heavy-duty generators and accessories for your home or business.


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The Polk County Sheriff's Office and Tennessee Bureau of Investigation are looking into the discovery of the body of a woman in a section of the Greasy Creek community.
According to McMinn County Sheriff's Office Criminal Investigations Division detective Tim Carver, the body may be that of Faith Nicole Corum, 33, of McMinn County.
Kristen Helm, information officer for TBI said the body of a woman was found Thursday on Kimsey Mountain Road in Reliance.
"The medical examiner's office is conducting an autopsy and working to make positive identification," Helm said.
Area media reports indicated two people were in federal custody on alleged drug charges.
The initial case began in McMinn County when the female was reported missing Monday.
"Our detectives learned she may have went to Polk County and began to follow-up on the investigation," McMinn Co. Sheriff Joe Guy said.
Carver said Corum was reported missing by her mother and hadn't been seen since Jan. 19.
"Her mother had dropped her off in Etowah and she was going to be staying with some friends identified as Wilford Wesley and Amanda Wright," Carver said.
"Her mother reported her missing to Polk County first on Feb. 2," Carver said, adding he was then provided the information.
According to reports, officials rappelled down a mountain in the Greasy Creek community and recovered a body. West Polk Fire Rescue and other area rescue and law enforcement personnel aided at the scene, according to officials.
Carver said the body appeared to have been in the outdoor elements for several days and there was no indication available regarding the cause of death.
The body was transported to Nashville where an autopsy will be performed and identification will be possibly determined through dental records, according to Carver.
No information has been released by PCSO officials regarding the identification of the body or the two people who were taken into custody.


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The Drama Group's "Superior Donuts" features Chuck Cairns (left) as Arthur and Cameron Moseberry as Franco. | Diane Kaffka photo
◆ 7:30 p.m. Feb. 15-16 and 21-23 and 2 p.m.
Feb. 17 and 24
◆ Studio Theatre,
330 W. 202nd St.,
Chicago Heights
◆ Tickets, $19 for adults, $18 for seniors, $15 for students with identification
◆ (708) 755-3444;
◆ This show is not recommended for children because it contains adult language
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Updated: March 16, 2013 6:09AM
Cathie Drakulich, like many members of community theater groups, said she gets her inspiration from critically acclaimed professional productions.
"I'm a Steppenwolf Theatre season ticket-holder," she said. "I saw 'Superior Donuts' there in 2008 and absolutely loved it."
Drakulich said she left Steppenwolf in Chicago that night fantasizing about what part she might want to play if the Drama Group were to stage the show.
As it turns out, she will direct the comedy-drama "Superior Donuts" when it opens at the Studio Theatre in Chicago Heights on Feb. 15.
"I spent nine years directing children's shows," she said, with a quick laugh. "Now they're trusting me with an adult show."
Drakulich has plenty of adult acting experience, though.
She made her Drama Group debut in "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" in 1991.
Drakulich did take some acting time off for several years while she sang in a local band.
That was her after-hours gig while teaching at Thornton Fractional South High School in Lansing.
Her big acting revival came in the Drama Group's "The Great American Trailer Park Musical" in 2012.
Drakulich said "Superior Donuts" inspired her because of playwright Tracy Letts' "beautiful writing" and the story's Chicago setting and authenticity.
Letts' play "August: Osage County" originated at Steppenwolf and became a hit on Broadway.
Taking place in a changing Uptown Chicago neighborhood, "Superior Donuts" involves a doughnut shop that has fallen on hard times.
Among new businesses on the block is a Starbucks cafe that is pulling business away.
But mostly the story is about the aging owner, Arthur Przbyszewski, who resists change.
Arthur is an unreformed hippie who had fled to Canada during the Vietnam War.
After amnesty, he returned to Chicago to run his parents' shop. They have passed away and he is now a divorcee who has an estranged daughter.
In soliloquies, he longs for the business, his life and the area to be like it was in the 1970s.
Arthur hires Franco Wicks, an energetic young black man to help run the shop.
Franco comes in with his own ideas about livening up the dingy place. His suggestions include changing some of the doughnut ingredients.
Immediately they conflict and as a result, both lives are changed.
As with any new director, Drakulich said she sweated over auditions. But she didn't need to do so.
In the critical lead role of Arthur she cast stalwart Drama Group veteran Chuck Cairns, fresh from his outstanding performance in "Twelve Angry Men."
For the role of Franco, she landed Cameron Moseberry, a 24-year-old speech coach at Homewood-Flossmoor High School in Flossmoor.
"He wowed me during auditions," she said of Moseberry.
And what's a doughnut shop without police as regulars?
Desiree Chapleau, of Chicago Heights, a local acting veteran, plays officer Randy Osteen.
Meanwhile, Robert Jefferson, of Park Forest, makes his Drama Group debut as officer James Hailey.
The cast also includes Paul E. Milord, of Lansing, as Max, a Russian immigrant who provides comic relief, and Karen Cassin, of Beecher, as a bag lady.
Also among the shop patrons are James Kenjorski, of Chicago, as Luther; Michael Fisher, of Tinley Park, as Kevin; and Joel Wengren, of Lansing, as Arthur's nephew Kiril.
Deb Brunette Cairns is assistant director.
Aside from the cast, Drakulich said she is thrilled with the community response to the show's needs.
Jason Kaplan has volunteered as fight coordinator for one of the intense scenes. Steppenwolf even offered a loan of some prop pieces.
And to give the play some authentic pastries, Hi-Way Bakery in South Chicago Heights, will provide real sweets. Some will be sold at intermission.
"I'm shocked and flattered," Drakulich said — sweetly, of course.
Don Snider is a local freelance writer.
MAX: Paul E. Milord, of Lansing
RANDY: Desiree Chapleau, of Chicago Heights
JAMES: Robert Jefferson, of Park Forest
LADY: Karen Cassin, of Beecher
ARTHUR: Chuck Cairns, of Park Forest
FRANCO: Cameron Moseberry, of Flossmoor
LUTHER: James Kenjorksi, of Chicago
KEVIN: Michael Fisher, of Tinley Park
KIRIL: Joel Wengren, of Lansing


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Spring Preview for Admitted Students
April 12, 2013
Congratulations—you are one of over 4,300 applicants,
and you made it!
RSVP now for our April 12 Spring Preview!
We hope you and your family will join us for one final look at Albion.
Spring Preview gives you the opportunity to experience firsthand how Albion will prepare you to meet your future goals. There is no better way to confirm that Albion is "your college."
Here are a few activities we have planned for you:
Interact with faculty and students to get a real sense of the academic programs.
Tour the campus, our residence halls, and academic buildings.
Find out about international study, internship opportunities, and student research.
Talk individually with a member of our financial aid staff about how families finance an Albion education.
Hear from current students about their experiences and ask questions about your interests.
Learn more about living on campus, varsity athletics, and student organizations.
Spring Preview Schedule
8:00-8:30 a.m. | Registration | |
8:30-9:00 a.m. | Welcome and Opening Remarks | |
9:15-10:20 a.m. |
Your Academic and Co-Curricular Experience
Programs of Distinction – in one session, get to know our: Develop Global Citizenship: Study Abroad Your Albion Experience: Campus Life and Student Involvement |
10:30-11:35 a.m. |
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Develop Global Citizenship: Study Abroad Planning for Life After Albion: Career Services and Alumni Perspectives |
11:45 a.m.-2:00 p.m. |
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- If you are interested in scheduling an individual financial aid appointment during this program, please call the Financial Aid Office at 517-629-0440.
- President Donna Randall will have an open office hour between 11:00 a.m. and noon.
- Admission staff will be available all day to answer your questions. Please drop by the Bonta Admission Center!
- Residential Life welcomes visitors to stop in at Ferguson Hall, Room 124.
- Student Health Services welcomes visitors to learn more about how we assist students—Cass Street Building.
- The Bobbitt Visual Arts Center will have prints on display in the Dickinson Gallery from 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Senior Displays also will be on exhibition in the Elsie Munro Gallery.
In order to register for Spring Preview for Admitted Students, you must have received your acceptance letter to Albion College.


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Unique veggies rarely seen outside farmers markets
The farmers market is a bazaar of plenty, and chief among its pleasures are vegetables rarely seen in supermarkets. There, mizuna snuggles next to the kale; kohlrabi nestles next to the bok choi; breakfast turnips tuck up to the early carrots; and black radishes mingle with their more familiar red-and-white cousins.
You might buy with confidence if you knew these stranger vegetables as new friends. We're certain these unfamiliar vegetables will please you once you understand their flavors and how to approach them.
Shake hands, won't you, and say hello?
Related to Chinese cabbage, mizuna is sold in both baby and mature versions. It's a mildly peppery green — think arugula, but less strident — that's equally good raw, in salads, or cooked by itself or mixed with other greens. The plant is so pretty, with its feathery foliage, that it can sneak into flower beds with the neighbors never the wiser.
Mizuna is common in gourmet salad mixes. Use it in stir-fries, braises, soups and stews. Or steam it. It shrinks to about half its volume when cooked.
Use it
Blanch the leaves in boiling water just until they wilt; drain and chop; saute in olive oil with chopped garlic. Finish with a squeeze of lemon juice and be generous with the salt, which defeats some of mizuna's bitterness.
Combine 1 pound ground lamb with one small onion, finely chopped; 2 cloves garlic, finely chopped; the grated zest of half a lemon; and 1 cup of cooked white rice. Season with salt and pepper; add dill or mint, minced, if you like. Use the mixture to stuff blanched mizuna leaves, rolling them as you would a burrito. Steam the stuffed mizuna until the meat is cooked through, about 15 minutes.
Make an unorthodox chicken salad by tossing shredded mizuna with shredded or chopped cooked chicken breast. Toss in finely chopped peanuts if you have some handy. Dress with mayonnaise enlivened with wasabi or horseradish.
"Kohl," or cabbage, and "rabi," or turnip — the German name gives you a hint about this versatile veg. It's crisp and crunchy, good raw or cooked. Though it looks like a root, kohlrabi is actually a swelling on the plant's stem.
If the greens are attached, they can be cooked separately like collards or kale. Aim for specimens smaller than a tennis ball.
You'll want to peel away both layers of skin before putting it to use.
Use it
Slice, dice or grate into salads, including slaws. Salt it lightly and let it stand before squeezing out excess water if you grate it.
Toss diced kohlrabi, diced beets and diced carrots with a little olive oil and salt, then roast until everyone is nicely tender for a colorful side dish.
Cut raw kohlrabi into wedges or thickish slices, then dress with lime juice and mild chili powder. Or, of course, add them to crudite plates with various dips.
Black radishes
Large and pungent, these radishes originate in Spain. The French sometimes call them "Parisian horseradish" — which should give you a clue to their sharpness. Once peeled of their inky brown or black skin, black radishes are snowy on the inside. They're popular when eaten raw — salting and letting them stand will tame them some — but can also be cooked like turnips.
Black radishes can be round or elongated. Some say the peel has an unpleasant earthy flavor; others say the peel adds to the radish's appeal. You decide.
Use it
Clean and grate the radishes. Combine the radish with segments of grapefruit, chopped walnuts and minced mint. Dress with olive oil and grapefruit juice.
Cut the radishes into chunks. Cook until tender in boiling salted water, then combine with a similar quantity of cooked potato. Toss in some chopped parsley and green onion, then dress with oil and vinegar.
Slice the radishes thinly, then toss with olive oil, smoked mild paprika and salt and pepper. Bake at 400 degrees until crisp.
Breakfast turnips
Some people compare breakfast turnips (aka white salad turnips) to apples or pears — they have a faintly floral scent, with skin so tender they don't even need peeling. They're beautiful, too: purely white, striking with their green tops.
Two popular varieties are Hakurei (hack-YOUR-eye) and Oasis. They're a Japanese creation from the mid-'50s, and like kohlrabi, they're a twofer veg — the greens are also delish, raw or cooked.
Look for golf ball-size turnips. Prepare by trimming and washing well. Then slice, dice or cut into wedges.
Use it
Cook diced turnips with their greens in a quick saute or braise. Dress with lemon juice or sherry vinegar.
Cut trimmed turnips into matchsticks, then dress with a Creole remoulade of mayonnaise mixed with coarse Dijon mustard, minced parsley, green onion, minced celery and capers.
Slice turnips thinly, salt them lightly and let rest for 30 minutes. Drain and place in a pint canning jar. Combine 1/2 cup rice vinegar, 1 teaspoon sugar, several thin slices fresh ginger and 1 clove garlic, slivered. Pour over the turnips and refrigerate for up to a week.
Robin Mather is a senior associate editor at Mother Earth News and the author of "The Feast Nearby."
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About Capella University
An accredited online university, Capella University offers bachelor's, master's/MBA, doctoral, and certificate programs designed to take you to the forefront of your profession. Our competency-based curriculum delivers both foundational knowledge and real-world skills, so that what you're learning in your courses is immediately applicable to your career goals.
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Organizations around the world have acknowledged Capella's commitment to quality education with accreditations, state approvals, certifications, awards, and recognitions and designations. Right now, more than 34,000 students - from all 50 states and more than 61 countries around the world - are expanding their opportunities with Capella programs. Explore options in key professions:
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Capella University cannot guarantee licensure, endorsement, certification, authorization, other professional credential or salary advancement. State regulations and professional credential standards vary. It is the learner's responsibility to understand and comply with requirements for their states and professional associations. For more information on licensure, see the Licensure section on the School's website. Enrollment restrictions and/or other restrictions may apply to certain programs. Contact Capella University for more information.
Learn about completion rates, affordability, and more at www.capellaresults.com
"Capella was an awesome experience. I never worried about the credibility of my degree because I realized I was getting a world-class education that would rival anyone's."
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– Miriam Napolitano-Magaw, MS in Human Services Mental Health Counseling
"My Capella master's degree helped me to attain a significantly advanced position with a large employer before I had even graduated. I was one quarter away from completing the program at the time of the job offer. Work hard for your degree, and your degree will 'work hard' for you, too."
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I know the game is still in beta, but have any of you already started kitbashing this system for other games that you like to play?
I will admit that my first love of RPGs is and always will be Cyberpunk 2020. After seeing the new CP2077 trailer I started dreaming about my old games that I played in and ran as a GM. So… I've decided to bite the bullet and try my hand at converting the core system of EotE to run CP. I really feel that that the story mechanic that exists within the dice will make for some very dynamic games. I've already determined that I will be using the Force dice to represent Empathy. I see the psyche of the PCs varying from game to game as they struggle to cope with their cyberenhancements. This pendulum of psychological strain will only get worse as they slowly begin to graft more and more into their bodies. Should be a fun exercise.


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[Download the NAMI schizoaffective disorder fact sheet.]
A person who has schizoaffective disorder will experience delusions, hallucinations, other symptoms that are characteristic of schizophrenia and significant disturbances in their mood (e.g., affective symptoms). According to the DSM-IV-TR, people who experience more than two weeks of psychotic symptoms in the absence of severe mood disturbancesand then have symptoms of either depression or bipolar disordermay have schizoaffective disorder. Schizoaffective disorder is thought to be between the bipolar and schizophrenia diagnoses as it has features of both.
Depressive symptoms associated with schizoaffective disorder can includebut are not limited tohopelessness, helplessness, guilt, worthlessness, disrupted appetite, disturbed sleep, inability to concentrate, and depressed mood (with or without suicidal thoughts). Manic (bipolar) symptoms associated with schizoaffective disorder can include increased energy, decreased sleep (or decreased need for sleep), distractibility, fast ("pressured") speech, and increased impulsive behaviors (e.g., sexual activities, drug and alcohol abuse, gambling or spending large amounts of money).
While it is a hot-topic of debate within the mental health field, most experts believe that schizoaffective disorder is a type of chronic mental illness that has psychotic symptoms at the core and with depressive and manic symptoms as a secondarybut equally debilitatingcomponent. Because it consists of a wide range of symptoms, some people may be inappropriately diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder. This is problematic because it can lead to unnecessary treatments, specifically medication-treatment with antipsychotics when they are not otherwise indicated.
People who have depression or mania as their primary mental illness may experience symptoms of psychosis (including disorganized speech, disorganized behavior, delusions, or hallucinations) during severe episodes of their mood disorder but will not have these symptoms if their mood disorder is well treated. Sometimes people with other mental illnesses including borderline personality disorder may also be incorrectly diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder. This further underscores how important it is to have regular and complete mental health assessments from one's doctors, preferably over time so that patterns of what is happening and what works can be fully understood together.
Treatments such as cognitive behavioral therapy to target psychotic symptoms, supports groups including NAMI's Family-to-Family to increase family and community support, peer support and connection, and work-and-school rehabilitation, such as social skills training, are very helpful for people with schizoaffective disorder. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is also of critical importance: the role of good sleep hygiene, regular exercise, and a balanced diet cannot be underestimated. Omega-3 fatty acids (commonly marketed as "Fish Oil") are an over-the-counter supplement that some may find useful.
Symptoms of depressionin people with schizoaffective disordermay be treated with antidepressant medications or lithium in addition to antipsychotic medications. People with bipolar symptoms may be treated with mood-stabilizers such as lithium or anti-convulsants, including valproic acid (Depakote), lamotrigine (Lamictal), and carbamazepine (Tegretol), in addition to their antipsychotic medications. The key is to find a prescriber you can work with to learn the best way to address your symptoms as part of your recovery plan.
There are some studies that suggest that older ("first-generation," "typical") antipsychotic medications are not as effective in controlling the mood symptoms associated with schizoaffective disorder as newer ("second-generation," "atypical") antipsychotic medications. These newer antipsychotic medications include clozapine (Clozaril), risperidone (Risperidal), olanzapine (Zyprexa), quetiapine (Seroquel), ziprasidone (Geodon), and aripiprazole (Abilify). Newer antipsychotic medications may be less likely to cause side effects such as tardive dyskinesia but they are more likely to cause weight gain, high cholesterol, and increased blood sugars, which can lead to diabetes. Check out NAMI Hearts & Minds for more information. Given how complicated these choices may be, it is necessary for any individual with schizoaffective disorder and their loved ones to discuss medication management strategies with their doctors.
Families, friends, and others can be most helpful in providing empathic and non-judgmental support of their loved one. With this support, the proper medications, and effective psychosocial treatments, many people with schizoaffective disorder will do well and will be able to actively participate in a recovery journey.
Reviewed by Ken Duckworth, M.D., and Jacob L. Freedman, M.D., November 2012
The authors would like to thank Dilip Jeste, M.D., who was responsible for a previous version of this review.
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Learningland is a place where children can explore language, literacy & numeracy in a fun filled and stimulating environment. All three of our programs recognise current research which emphasises the critical importance of these early experiences in brain development.
We feature the acclaimed Letterland system, plus our own special resources and approaches to present high quality educational sessions that children absolutely love.
Learningland programs facilitate development in the following areas:
- Cognitive Development
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Success at school
Learningland programs begin Term 1 & run for the entire year.
Each term you child will be introduced to a new segment of the program, to stimulate their learning experience, and build upon the foundations from previous lessons.
Small classes fill fast. Don't let your child miss out.
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My daughter Eva commenced Learning Land with Wynne last year in Letters and Numbers. She loved it so much that she could not wait till Tuesday each week and always made sure her scrap book was full of colour each weekend before the next class so that she could get her sticker from Wynne at the beginning of each class. Eva only missed one class because she was sick and also (...) Read more
My eldest son did 2 years of Learning Land (L&N and RTR) a couple of years ago and loved it so much that not only did he ask every day if it was "Learning Land day" but he never missed one single class! Even when we went to QLD for a holiday, he was upset that he had to miss out!! My younger son is in his second year of Learning Land (Ready to Read) and he loves it as much (...) Read more
My twins have been attending Learningland for the last 12 months and I was so impressed that I have enrolled them in the program again this year. Suzanne does a marvellous job of capturing the attention of little children and teaches them numbers and letters in an enjoyable manner. Suzanne's dedication and the scrapbook activities undertaken each week, now means my child (...) Read more
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I wish I knew about this program earlier. My 5 year old son gained more in this one hour weekly class than he did going to kinder. From being concerned about his school readiness, in 6 months, he could identify his letters, and by the end was able to read simple words and being to read sentences. The craft work the children created for each weekly letter was outstanding (...) Read more
My son has been going for 2 years and have signed him up for another year along with my daughter this year. I think it's a fantastic start for preschool children to gain the basics of numbers, letters and words. Having fun along the way always helps. Louisa is great with the kids and would highly recommend this to all!
Absolutely fantastic, my son loved going each week and the variation of letters, numbers and crafts was just right ! Louisa was a marvellous teacher and my son learned a great deal.


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For lovers of Design & Lifestyle
The exceptional Penthouse Spa Suites, opened up in June 2010, leave nothing to be desired – from a generous in-room spa area and illuminated sensory showers to a roof-top panorama whirlpool. Montana Hotel is legendary for the wide variety of events it offers, for example gourmet cooking classes or jam sessions in the Louis Bar.For lovers of Typically Swiss Hotels
Lucerne, Swiss city par excellence and as impressive as it is sublime, nestles on the shores of Lake Lucerne, surrounded by a magnificent mountain panorama.Perched on a hillside above Lucerne itself, the Art Deco Hotel Montana affords its guests some truly breathtaking views of the city, lake and mountains beyond.
Hotel details
- - Radio in all rooms
- - Telephone in all rooms
- - T.V. in all rooms
- - Mini bar in all rooms
- - Room with bathroom
- - Especially quiet rooms
- - Non-smoking rooms
- - Central location
- - Especially quiet location
- - Historical building
- - Lift
- - Public restaurant
- - Open deck/garden restaurant
- - Snack restaurant
- - Restaurant with view
- - Bar
- - Separate garage belonging to hotel
- - Public parking spots
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- - Pets allowed
- - conferences/seminars
- - Meeting room
- - Near train station
- - Near bus stop
- - Wi-Fi available (free)
Only five minutes from the main station and the next highway exit. When arriving with the train take the bus number 6/8 to the stop «Kursaal/Palace». Some parking lots are available in front of the hotel and in the nearby garage (CHF 19 per night).


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The Virtues of Switchgrass as an Alternative Fuel
With rising gas prices and global temperatures, corn-based ethanol seemed to promise a bright energy future. Now, as corn's dark side becomes ever clearer, switchgrass offers a better alternative as well as a first step to restoring the prairie that once blanketed this country's heartland.
By Tom Yulsman/Photography by Andy Anderson
Published: September-October 2007
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