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Systems and methods are provided that facilitate configuration of a keypad by end users of the portable host device, via employing a mapping component that can map individual keys of the keypad to characters and/or functions predefined by a user (e.g., defined for the host unit via a proprietary application/software). The reconfigurable keypad of the present invention can provide for a one touch access to special characters and/or performance of predetermined functions designated by the user, and thus facilitates performances of customized functions that can be unique to the end users.
1. A portable unit comprising:
a keypad assembly;
a screen that presents an end user with a map between a plurality of keys upon the keypad assembly and associated functionality;
a mapping component communicatively coupled to the keypad assembly, the mapping component receives input from the user with respect to the map presented upon the screen and configures one or more keys based at least in part upon the received input; and
a data collection component that scans a bar code which sets a configuration of the keypad assembly to predefined functions desired by the user based on information from the bar code.
2. The portable unit of
3. The portable unit of
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6. A keypad assembly comprising:
a mapping component that assigns at least one of a function and character, predefined by a user based on information from a bar code, to a key on the keypad assembly, the assignment corresponds to a map between keys and associated functionality displayed upon a screen; and
a modulator key that switches characters assigned to a key between two or more alternatives.
7. The keypad assembly of
a mapping component in communication with a plurality of keys, the mapping component assigns at least one function and character, predefined by a user, to each of the plurality of keys.
8. The keypad assembly of
a printed circuit board positioned beneath a membrane that comprises the plurality of keys;
a top cover placed over the membrane; and
a bottom cover placed under the printed circuit board, the top cover and the bottom cover define a common boundary and encapsulates the printed circuit board and membrane.
9. A method for keypad customization of a host unit comprising:
displaying a mapping between keys and functionality on a graphical user interface;
utilizing the host unit to scan a bar code which reconfigures the keys based on information from the bar code;
receiving a reconfiguration scheme from a mapping component of the host unit by way of the graphical user interface, the mapping component operatively connected to keys of a keypad assembly of the host unit; and
mapping the reconfiguration scheme to the keys.
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17. A portable unit comprising:
means for displaying a map of keys and associated function(s);
inputting means for inputting data; and
means for configuring the inputting means to configure keys with respect to the map through information acquired by scanning a bar code to correspond to an end user's predefined function(s).
The present invention relates to systems and methods of providing an ergonomic keypad for a portable device, and more particularly to a keypad having keys that are configurable by an end user for accommodation of specific character symbols and/or user predefined functions.
Increasing advances in computer technology (e.g., microprocessor speed, memory capacity, data transfer bandwidth, software functionality . . . ) have generally contributed to increased computer application in various industries. Today, portable hand held terminals users produce and manage large amounts of data or information, as compared to their respective work load in prior years. As such, portable hand held terminals are employed in many different industries, and are typically assembled by enclosing internal electrical components; such as keypads, a central processing unit (CPU) board, display, and internal wiring, within a housing made of plastic or another structural material.
Generally, a desirable characteristic of such terminals is that they can readily function, while a respective user performs other more demanding tasks. For example, a user may find it necessary to operate a data terminal with one hand, while leaving the other hand free. In particular, the user may find it desirable to lift or otherwise shift small items of inventory with one hand, while simultaneously inputting data or scanning them with the portable scanner held in the other hand.
Moreover, when employing the keypad for data input, the user typically should be able to manipulate keys on the keypad with ease and accuracy. Otherwise, the ensuing incompatibility can cause the hand, finger and wrist movements of the user operator to be somewhat strained, slowed, and even sometimes misdirected, resulting in not only unwanted and undesired physical stress on the operator, but also in undesired fatigue with resulting entry errors. The results of such repetitive stress and errors while manipulating the keypad on a portable terminal can cause unwanted loss in time for correcting the errors, as well as a loss in productivity through stress related injuries suffered by the keyboard operator. Such injuries may be severe enough to render the individual unemployable. For example, repetitive stroking of an incompatible keypad can typically stress the wrists, elbows and shoulders of an operator. As stated earlier, when continued over long periods of time, this can lead to repetitive stress injuries, such as carpal tunnel syndrome, which is a painful and oftentimes a crippling ailment affecting the tendons and nerves in the person's wrist area. Moreover, carpal tunnel syndrome is only one of several musculoskeletal injuries, frequently being identified variously as cumulative trauma disorder, repetitive strain injury, as well as repetitive motion disorder.
At the same time there is a continuing desire to reduce size of portable units. Such reduction in size can reduce the space available to the keypad and the associated individual key members. This can further hinder rapid and accurate data manipulation on a keypad interface. In particular, the user/operator should be able to enter information rapidly and accurately, and typically should not be required to undergo extensive and time consuming training in order to use the keypad arrangement for rapid data entry.
Therefore, there is a need to overcome the aforementioned deficiencies associated with conventional devices.
The following presents a simplified summary of the invention in order to provide a basic understanding of one or more aspects of the invention. This summary is not an extensive overview of the invention. It is intended to neither identify key or critical elements of the invention, nor to delineate the scope of the present invention. Rather, the sole purpose of this summary is to present some concepts of the invention in a simplified form as a prelude to the more detailed description that is presented hereinafter.
The present invention provides for an ergonomic keypad that can be customized according to a user's need, by employing a mapping component that can map individual operation for keys of the keypad, to correspond to functions and/or character display desired by a user (e.g., user functions predefined via a proprietary application/software). Such customized characters/functions can be inputted by a user into a memory component of the portable device hosting the keypad, and accessed (e.g., via an associated processor) when so is required. For example a dedicated key on the keypad provides a user access to a keypad mode, wherein a map of the existing programmed characters/functions being linked to various keys appear on a touch screen interface. The user can then employ such touch screen interface to reconfigure functions of individual keys of the keypad to desired character and/or customized applications. The reconfigurable keypad of the present invention can provide for a one touch access to special characters and/or performance of predetermined functions designated by the user, and thus facilitates performances of customized functions that can be unique to the end users.
In a related aspect of the present invention, a function of a key can be context sensitive and depend upon a mode that the portable device is assigned. For example, should the portable device be placed in a data collection mode (e.g., scanning) pressing a key can provide for a different character/function, as when the portable device is placed in a different mode, for example for sending and receiving messages, such as an e-mail mode.
According to another aspect of the present invention, the number of alpha numerical keys on the keypad can be reduced, by employing a modulator key that can switch characters assigned to a key between two or more alternatives. In particular, when a user holds a terminal with one hand, for example the left hand, the left thumb can control the use of the modulator key, so as typing occurs, a large surface area can be availed for fewer keys, providing for a more accurate key manipulation. For example, the number of alphabet characters appearing on the keypad can be reduced (e.g., halved) by employing such modulator key. In addition, the modulator key can be positioned on both sides of the terminal for ambidextrous use. In a related aspect of the present invention, in connection with identifying the required function desired by the user, for example in a particular context, the subject invention can employ various artificial intelligence based schemes for carrying out various aspects thereof.
To the accomplishment of the foregoing and related ends, the invention, then, comprises the features hereinafter fully described. The following description and the annexed drawings set forth in detail certain illustrative aspects of the invention. However, these aspects are indicative of but a few of the various ways in which the principles of the invention may be employed. Other aspects, advantages and novel features of the invention will become apparent from the following detailed description of the invention when considered in conjunction with the drawings. To facilitate the reading of the drawings, some of the drawings may not have been drawn to scale from one figure to another or within a given figure.
The present invention is now described with reference to the drawings, wherein like reference numerals are used to refer to like elements throughout. In the following description, for purposes of explanation, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the present invention. It may be evident, however, that the present invention may be practiced without these specific details. In other instances, well-known structures and devices are shown in block diagram form in order to facilitate describing the present invention.
The present invention provides for systems and methods that enable customizing an ergonomic keypad according to a user's need, by employing a mapping component, which can map individual operation for keys of the keypad, to correspond to functions and/or character display desired by a user. Accordingly, as used in this application, the terms �component� and �system� are intended to also refer to a computer-related entity, either hardware, a combination of hardware and software, software, or software in execution. For example, a component can be, but is not limited to being, a process running on a processor, a processor, an object, an executable, a thread of execution, a program, and/or a computer. By way of illustration, both an application running on a server and the server can be a component. One or more components can reside within a process and/or thread of execution and a component can be localized on one computer and/or distributed between two or more computers. It is to be appreciated that filters, subfilters, filter managers, classifiers, models, order groups and other various items are components.
For example, the portable device can be employed in Europe, wherein the individual key representing the character for the dollar currency symbol ($), can be reconfigured such that pressing its key will now represent the symbol for the Euro currency. Similarly, the portable device hosting such keypad can be customized to local languages that the portable device is employed therein. As such, need for custom designs/products can be mitigated as the ability to customize the product is inherent in the portable device's functionality.
In a related aspect of the present invention, such programming and/or reconfiguration of the keys associated with the keypad 110, can also correspond to predetermined functions specified by a user within a predefined context. For example, a predefined context can be a data collection mode (e.g., scanning). In such scanning mode, pressing a specific key, for example the pound key �#� can trigger a laser scan, or scanning at a predetermined scanning angle. At the same time, when the portable device is placed in a communication mode, pressing the pound key �#� can correspond to another function, for example sending an e-mail. Such context dependency of key functions can increase versatility when employing the portable device hosting a keypad according to the present invention.
In another aspect of the present invention, context dependency can also be a function of the environment that the portable device is being used therein. For example, the portable device can be employed in a local area network (LAN) or within a wide area network (WAN). Also, the connection between various components of the system (e.g. terminals, network computers, servers, and the like) can be wireless and/or hard wired. Accordingly, the environment wherein the portable device is operating can also affect functions associated with individual keys on the keypad, as predetermined by a user.
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In addition, the mapping component of the present invention can assign multiple functions to a particular key, wherein the key's function can be defined depending on the context of activity or action to be performed by the end user. Also, in a related aspect based on an inference of the AI component 200, the system can determine the upcoming context(s) of the activities of the end user, to assign the suitable functionality for each key. As used herein, the term �inference� refers generally to the process of reasoning about or inferring states of the system, environment, and/or user from a set of observations as captured via events and/or data. Inference can be employed to identify a specific context or action, or can generate a probability distribution over states, for example. The inference can be probabilistic�that is, the computation of a probability distribution over states of interest based on a consideration of data and events. Inference can also refer to techniques employed for composing higher-level events from a set of events and/or data. Such inference results in the construction of new events or actions from a set of observed events and/or stored event data, whether or not the events are correlated in close temporal proximity, and whether the events and data come from one or several event and data sources. The keypad assembly can then switch to the suitable mode, to perform the function desired by the end user.
In a related aspect of the present invention, a mapping of each key member to a particular function and/or character can be performed via scanning an identification bar code by the scanner of the portable unit hosting the keypad of the present invention. Accordingly, keys on the keypad of the host unit can be set according to a predefined configuration, and to correspond to various functions/characters simply by scanning a predetermined bar code, which identifies particular functions/character for the mapping component.
The portable terminal 300 can also include a display 315 that functions to display data or other information relating to ordinary operation of the handheld terminal 300 and/or mobile companion. For example, software operating on the handheld terminal 300 and/or mobile companion may provide for the display of various functions requested by the user to be mapped by a mapping component (not shown) to desired keys on the keypad 330. Additionally, the display 315 may display a variety of functions that are executable by the handheld terminal 300 and/or one or more mobile companion(s) 350. The display 315 can provide for a touch screen interface for customization of specific graphics and/or language selection, to be mapped to individual keys on the keypad 330. Such touch screen interface can employ capacitive, resistive touch, infrared, surface acoustic wave, or grounded acoustic wave technology.
The handheld terminal 300 can also include a magnetic strip reader 340 or other data capture mechanism (not shown). The magnetic strip reader 340 can receive magnetic tags associated with specific functions that a user requires to be uploaded in to the memory of the portable unit, and that can correspond a specific function/character to a particular key on the keypad 330.
The handheld terminal 300 can also include a window (not shown) in which a bar code reader/bar coding imager is able to read a bar code label, or the like, presented to the handheld terminal 300. The handheld terminal 300 can include a LED (not shown) that is illuminated to reflect whether the bar code has been properly or improperly read. Alternatively, or additionally, a sound may be emitted from a speaker (not shown) to alert the user that the bar code has been successfully imaged and decoded. The handheld terminal 300 also includes an antenna (not shown) for wireless communication with an RF access point; and an IR transceiver (not shown) for communication with an IR access point.
The keypad 330 can include a top cover and a bottom cover that can be over molded around a common boundary. In one aspect of the present invention, the top cover and the bottom cover can sandwich a plurality of associated keypad components (e.g., flex members, electro luminous panel, a silicone membrane with a plurality of keys thereupon printed circuit boards, LEDs, and the like). The common boundary can be formed by a surface area and/or line perimeter common to the top cover and the bottom cover, (e.g. a contact surface between top and bottom cover, a surface encapsulating the keypad components, edges of the stacked components and the like.) Typically, materials employed for fabricating the keypad's 330 top cover and bottom cover can include various types of polycarbonates, thermoset plastics, thermoformed plastic, and typically material that are capable of over molding to provide a suitable bondage between the top cover and the bottom cover. Such suitable bondage can for example be capable of supplying a sealed keypad assembly that mitigates presence of external contaminants in the device. Moreover, the top cover can be fabricated with a transparent quality to provide for visual notification by illuminating a certain color or brightness on the keypad surface, when for example the modulator key 370 has been actuated.
Moreover, if during operation the user initiates a mode that assigns predetermined functions to specific keys, or changes a normal operation mode for the unit by pressing a predetermined key, then a portion of the keypad can illuminate via LED(s), as to alert a user of the selected mode of operation. By observing the illuminating color or brightness on the keypad surface, a user can readily ascertain the mode selected for the unit and prepare accordingly. In particular, when actuation of the key changes a keypad's standard alphanumerical designations that keypads are conventionally programmed for operation therewith. Accordingly, a user may be dumbfounded if not alerted to such alterations in the function of the keypad. To mitigate such ambiguity, the keypad 330 of the present invention can provide a visual notification by illuminating a certain color or brightness on the keypad surface. Moreover, various audio heralds, alone or in combination with the visual alerts can be employed for alerting a user that a particular key has been actuated. Likewise,
In addition dome shaped switch projections (not shown) are positioned at the bottom portion of each key, and are displaced between individual keys and the printed circuit board 447. When assembled, the contact projection of a corresponding dome switch at the bottom of each key aligns with a designated contact point (not shown) on the printed circuit board 447. When a key is pressed, its corresponding dome switch actually touches the designated contact point on the printed circuit board 447 to complete an electrical circuit, and generate an input signal. When the user releases a pressure on the key, the dome switch and key restore to their original positions. The dome switches are selected from a material having a predetermined degree of elasticity such that the dome switches can return to their original shape after the user withdraws from pressing on the keys. The electro luminous panel 430 can be a thin plastic component that can glow when a current is applied thereto, and is positioned beneath the silicone membrane 440.
As illustrated, the top cover 410 and bottom cover 480 can define a common perimeter extending around the keypad assembly, which can be subsequently over molded (445, 435) to create a sealed keypad assembly unit 400. The packed stack between the top cover 410 and the bottom cover 480 can include: a printed circuit board 447 with a flex member 460 that can be an extension thereof, an electro luminous panel 430, and a silicone membrane with a plurality of keys thereupon. The top cover 410 can include a plurality of orifices wherein the keys 415 poke there through. The printed circuit board 447 can be connected to an inner surface of the bottom plastic cover 480 via an adhesive, or can also be insert molded therein. The projecting flex member 460 can bend and attach to an outer surface (facing the host unit) of the bottom cover 480, to provide connection to the mapping component that can be positioned in the host unit.
It will be appreciated by one skilled in the art that a variety of different wire patterns and metal strips can be selected in order to achieve the desired connections with the host device. Also, conducting metal lines on such flex member 460 can be formed by printing, etching, or any other suitable method.
The reconfigurable keypad of the present invention can be employed in a variety of electrical or electronic devices that can require entry of a user's input via pressing alpha, alphanumerical designations or keys thereon. Examples of such devices can include, palm pilots, mobile phones, telephones, faxes, computers, mini computers, scanners, terminals, and the like. One particular device that can incorporate such keypad is illustrated in
As shown, the portable bar code scanner 505 is configured to be held with the palm of a user's hand, and various keys on its self contained keypad 507 can be engaged by thumb or fingers of the hand holding the housing. The user aims the window 508 at a desired indicia to be read and presses the trigger 509 that activates the reader unit. Display unit 506 can be employed to display information relating to a mode of operation of the electronic unit, or display check information relating to an item being read by an optical scanner (not shown) located in the electronic unit. The bar code scanner 505 can be employed in a wireless communication network for tracking inventory, storing data, etc. Typically, no cables can be required to connect the scanner apparatus to a computer device, thereby further reducing its weight and consequent fatigue, and eliminating the inefficiencies caused by entanglement with such cables. Moreover, its size allows easy access to difficult scanning locations. The scanner 505 provides rapid key entry and reading of displayed information, providing the operator with real time data so that decisions and actions can be quickly implemented. A user can input and/or process data via keypad, scanner element, etc. independent of the hand-held terminal 505 being connected to a communication network, for example a LAN or a WAN. When hand-held terminal 505 does not include a transceiver to provide for real time communications, the data can be stored in memory within the hand-held terminal 505. Accordingly, should the hand-held terminal 505 subsequently be connected to a network, stored data can be downloaded to a host computer (not shown).
While the exemplary method is illustrated and described herein as a series of blocks representative of various events and/or acts, the present invention is not limited by the illustrated ordering of such blocks. For instance, some acts or events may occur in different orders and/or concurrently with other acts or events, apart from the ordering illustrated herein, in accordance with the invention. In addition, not all illustrated blocks, events or acts, may be required to implement a methodology in accordance with the present invention. Moreover, it will be appreciated that the exemplary method and other methods according to the invention may be implemented in association with the method illustrated and described herein, as well as in association with other systems and apparatus not illustrated or described.
Turning now to
A memory 710 tied to the processor 705 is also included in the handheld terminal and/or mobile companion 700 and serves to store program code executed by the processor 705 for carrying out operating functions of the handheld terminal and/or mobile companion 700 as described herein. The memory 710 also serves as a storage medium for temporarily storing information such as user defined functions and the like. The memory 710 is adapted to store a complete set of the information to be displayed. According to one aspect, the memory 710 has sufficient capacity to store multiple sets of information, and the processor 705 could include a program for alternating or cycling between various sets of display information.
A display 715 is coupled to the processor 705 via a display driver system 718. The display 715 can be a liquid crystal display (LCD) or the like. The display 715 functions to display data or other information relating to ordinary operation of the handheld terminal and/or mobile companion 700. For example, the display 715 may display suggested configurations for the keypad in a particular context, which is displayed to the operator and may be transmitted over a system backbone (not shown).
Additionally, the display 715 may display a variety of functions that control the execution of the handheld terminal and/or mobile companion 700. The display 715 is capable of displaying both alphanumeric and graphical characters. Power is provided to the processor 705 and other components forming the handheld terminal and/or mobile companion 700 by at least one battery 720. In the event that the battery(s) 720 fails or becomes disconnected from handheld terminal and/or mobile companion 700, a supplemental power source 727 can be employed to provide power to the processor 705. The handheld terminal and/or mobile companion 700 may enter a minimum current draw of sleep mode upon detection of a battery failure.
The handheld terminal and/or mobile companion 700 includes a communication subsystem 725 that includes a data communication port 728, which is employed to interface the processor 705 with the network via the host computer. The handheld terminal and/or mobile companion 700 also optionally includes an RF section 770 connected to the processor 705. The RF section 770 includes an RF receiver 775, which receives RF transmissions from the network for example via an antenna 771 and demodulates the signal to obtain digital information modulated therein. The RF section 770 also includes an RF transmitter 775 for transmitting information to a computer on the network, for example, in response to an operator input at an operator input device 750 (e.g., keypad, touch screen) or the completion of a transaction. Peripheral devices, such as a printer 755, signature pad 760, magnetic strip reader 765, and data capture device 772 can also be coupled to the handheld terminal and/or mobile companion 700 through the processor 705. The handheld. terminal and/or mobile companion 700 can also include a tamper resistant grid 775 to provide for secure payment transactions. If the handheld terminal and/or mobile companion 700 is employed as payment terminal, it can be loaded with a special operating system. Moreover, if the handheld terminal and/or mobile companion 700 is employed as a general purpose terminal, it can be loaded with a general purpose operating system.
Although the invention has been shown and described with respect to certain illustrated aspects, it will be appreciated that equivalent alterations and modifications will occur to others skilled in the art upon the reading and understanding of this specification and the annexed drawings. In particular regard to the various functions performed by the above described components (assemblies, devices, circuits, systems, etc.), the terms (including a reference to a �means�) used to describe such components are intended to correspond, unless otherwise indicated, to any component which performs the specified function of the described component (e.g., that is functionally equivalent), even though not structurally equivalent to the disclosed structure, which performs the function in the herein illustrated exemplary aspects of the invention. In this regard, it will also be recognized that the invention includes a system as well as a computer-readable medium having computer-executable instructions for performing the acts and/or events of the various methods of the invention.
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BUSM /BMC Researcher Receives Grant to Examine Food Insecurity in Households with a Child with Special Healthcare Needs
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(Boston) – Ruth Rose-Jacobs, ScD, associate professor of pediatrics at Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) and a research scientist at Boston Medical Center (BMC), has received funding for a two-year study to examine the association between the presence of young children with special healthcare needs in households and food insecurity. Rose-Jacobs, also a child development researcher with Children's HealthWatch, is the principal investigator (PI) on this $249,984 grant awarded by the University of Kentucky's Research Program on Childhood Hunger, which is funded by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Food and Nutritional Service.
Children with special health care needs (SHCN) are children who have, or are at increased risk for a chronic physical, developmental, behavioral, or emotional condition and require health and related services of a type or amount beyond that required by children generally. The research project will examine the impact of having a young child with SHCN on child and/or household food insecurity in low-income households. Food insecurity is not being able to afford enough food for an active, healthy life for all household members. According to the National Survey of Children with Special Health Care Needs, approximately 15 percent of US children under the age of 17 have SHCN. Households with versus without a child with SHCN are more likely to live at or near the poverty level. The presence of a child with SHCN is associated with lower overall household adult employment due to the increased care needs of the child, which may be associated with family material hardships.
"We anticipate that households with a child with SHCN suffer disproportionately from food insecurity," said Rose-Jacobs, who is one of three recipients of these two-year grants on food insecurity. "This study could have important implications for the expansion of food insecurity screening and inform practice in federal and state nutrition and non-nutrition assistance programs aimed at reducing food insecurity and other material hardships.
The study will take place at safety-net hospitals in Baltimore, Boston, Little Rock, Ark., Minneapolis and Philadelphia.
In 2011, approximately 25 percent of American households with children under 6 years of age were food insecure at some point during the year, according to data from the USDA's Economic Research Service. According to Children's HealthWatch (www.childrenshealthwatch.org), children from food insecure households, when compared to those from food secure households, are 90 percent more likely to be reported in fair or poor health and are two thirds more likely to be at risk for developmental delays.
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Joan Salge Blake and Hardin Coleman talk about health & nutrition education and healthy school lunches
Registered Dietitian and Sargent Clinical Associate Professor Joan Salge Blake and School of Education Dean Hardin Coleman joined us this morning on UStream for a live chat about the importance of healthy school lunches. They also talked about the importance of health and nutrition education. You can view the full chat below:
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Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recently took the vital signs of Americans and declared that more needs to be done to combat obesity. Currently, 68% of Americans are either overweight or obese. Excess body fat increases your risk of heart disease, certain cancers, stroke, and diabetes — all major killers of Americans.
Correctly, the CDC has identified that there isn't a single, simple solution to this problem, but rather, it has to be a team effort of the states, communities, and personal changes to trim down America. States can bring more local, waist-friendly fruits and vegetables to schools and the workplace. Communities can support and maintain safe outdoor spaces such as playgrounds and bike paths to encourage physical activity. On a personal level, the time has come for all of us to consider a diet and lifestyle makeover.
Taking gradual and realistic steps to change your diet and lifestyle is less overwhelming and more likely to be successful. To help you, try these 52 Small Steps to Losing Weight. Changes can be made……one small step at a time.
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A new study from Yale University published in the journal Pediatrics has found that popular cartoon and other characters can influence children's food choices, and even preference, for the taste of a food. According to the research, "children significantly prefer the taste of junk foods branded with licensed cartoon characters on the packaging, compared with the same foods without characters."
Joan Salge Blake, Clinical Associate Professor of Nutrition at BU's Sargent College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, says these findings support recent moves to limit or restrict the use of licensed characters on children's snacks:
"In this study involving 40 children, ages 4 to 6 years old, researchers asked each child to taste, and then rate, identical packages of pairs of graham crackers, gummy fruit snacks, and carrots. The only difference between the pairs of snack items was that one of packages had a sticker of a licensed character stuck on the front of the label. The results showed that the kiddies significantly preferred the snack with the cartoon character on the label, as compared to the same food without the sticker. The stickers also had an influence over the perceived taste of the food, as the children were significantly more likely to rate the taste of the graham crackers and gummy fruit snacks with the licensed character higher than the exact same, paired equivalent."
"Based on these findings, the researchers concluded that these influential licensed characters should be restricted on unhealthy junk foods marketed to kids."
"Ironically, last month, the White House Task Force on Childhood Obesity made a similar suggestion in their Report to the President. The Task Force recommended that all media companies limit the licensing of these child-friendly characters to only healthy foods and beverages."
"Could licensed characters help improve children's diets? We only have to look to the very successful, Got Milk? Campaign to see how Hollywood influences consumer choices. When the dairy industry noted a decline in milk consumption among Americans in the 1990's, they painted milk mustaches on celebrities and milk sales increased. If licensed characters were removed from the less healthy foods, and only plastered on Mother Nature's finest in the produce aisle, perhaps kiddies would be screaming for Pooh Bear bananas. It would be music to America's ears. It's worth a shot as long as the consumer doesn't have to pay extra for the sticker."
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In response to a recent article in AdAge magazine reporting that the Spanish government is planning to ban some diet and beauty TV Ads before 10 PM:
"This is a terrific first step in easing the constant visual reminders of the unrealistic, body weight often portrayed in the media and viewed by young, vulnerable individuals who feel pressured to be 'thin at all health costs.' Continued monitoring and viligence of these unhealthy media messages needs to continue to avoid a shift from television advertising to Internet advertising, especially on popular social media websites that are heavily used by this age group."
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Some research suggests that people who skip breakfast have a higher body mass index (BMI), which is a measure of your weight in relationship to your height and a higher tendency of being overweight. With two thirds of Americans overweight, a morning meal may just be the best kept waist-trimming secret. Here is more information about the benefits of breakfast and WHAT to eat to start your day.
A healthy breakfast that will fuel your morning and fight hunger should contain a combination of nutrient-rich carbohydrates such as whole grains, fruits and veggies along with some some lean protein and a smidgen of fat. Fiber, protein, and fat will help you feel full longer! Here are Picture Perfect Breakfast Combos.
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The Science Behind Holiday Weight Gain: Tis the season… We know that the holiday season brings too many parties, too many get-togethers, and too many desserts. However, an interesting article from the National Council on Strength & Fitness identifies a group of compounding physiological factors that explain why the activities of the holidays make it more challenging to maintain your weight.
According to the article, stress can play a factor. Stress can lead to the drive to use food and alcohol as a coping mechanism. Consistently eating excess calories will not only cause excess weight gain but reaching for the alcohol can also can increase the release of the hormone, ghrelin, which can stimulate hunger and eating. In essence, alcohol provides a double whammy effect. The shopping and festive activities can wreck havoc with your sleep patterns. According to the article, getting less than 8 hours of sleep a night can alter the levels of insulin and ghrelin in your body and lead to overeating.
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It's difficult to connect with the characters at first and some points of the story were confusing. But near the end the plot picks up with a surprise ending.
The entire book is confusing, mostly because of Cadence's narration and the formatting. I keep forgetting where one chapter ended and the next began. I also didn't bother to learn the character's names. The plot and the idea of the book is interesting though. But *SPOILER* you'd think that someone would tell C that she's talking to people who aren't there.
It takes a while to connect with the main characters - privileged, beautiful, isolated - but it becomes an engrossing work as we flash back and forth between times and fairy tale retellings unti the mystery is resolved. Recommended for teen readers.
Wealthy kids in new england. sort of poltergeist-ish story.
I would have liked this book more if I had not predicted the ending within the first few pages. I was hoping the whole time that my prediction was wrong, and this hope kept me hooked and made the book hard to put down. Fun read!
You'll find this book on many best-of 2014 lists. While it's an excellent book, it didn't QUITE live up to the hype, but readers who are looking for a coming-of-age tale that has a bit more literary meat than the usual will find lots to like here. With WE WERE LIARS, Lockhart takes us onto dreamy summers on a private island off Martha's Vineyard, where a sprawling family spends months out of the year. A traumatic event happens to Cadence, the main character, and she returns to the island, several years later, looking for answers to her own past and unraveling what she thought was a perfect, idyllic family, revealing layers of corruption and greed, along with the true identities of the Liars, a group of cousins around the same age who hang out together. (Suffers a bit from Unreliable Narrator Syndrome, but still worthwhile.)
After meeting the author at the Teen Author Fest event, I was so excited to read this book. I was really disappointed. I really did not like the of how it was written. I was confused most of the time while I was reading. The ending was very shocking. In conclusion, this book isn't for every one and it just wasn't for me
Cady loses a summer to what she thinks is a head injury incurred while swimming by herself at her summer home on an island near Martha's Vineyard. The problem is, it's two years later, she's now 17, and she can't remember most of her fifteenth summer, and no one, not her family, not her closest friends or her boyfriend, will tell her what happened. E. Lockhart takes her time with the big reveal, and it's a bit of a doozy.
I liked a lot about We Were Liars, but I had some problem with a novel about an uber privileged family -- couldn't really care that much about many of the problems going on, but Lockhart does a great job pulling the rug out from under the reader and making you look at everything differently.
We Were Liars is a contemporary YA with a lot of drama and tension. The narrator is flawed, prone to exaggeration and pretty much tells you not to believe her from the start. So most of the story is trying to figure out what's really going on beneath the Kennedy-esque privileged life of this extended family.
Predictably, they are snobbish, cold, controlling, and prejudiced.
Predictably, the younger generation bucks against this.
Unpredictably, the ending.
Yeah, I know. Everybody says they can't tell you much or risk ruining the meat of the story. Because of this (heck, it's in the synopsis for the book!) I suspected things. But then reactions within the book made me doubt my suspicion. And then it turned out I was right to suspect BUT it was more dramatic than I expected. And pretty horrible.
I listened to this on audiobook, and the narrator did a great job of nearly-but-not-quite weeping in all the right places. Which, of course, made me tear up. So while I didn't relate to the characters (except for the migraines), I was pulled in by the suspense and mystery, and had visceral reactions to the drama.
I recommend it for fans of contemporary YA, family drama stories, suspense, and quick reads. At least, it felt like a quick read.
This book has been at the top of every YA book list this year - and for good reason. It is extremely well written, with information being parsed out in such a way as to grip readers until the very end. I highly recommend this book for readers of all ages.
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" We are Sinclairs. Beautiful. Privileged. Damaged. LIARS. "
".... And if anyone asks.... just. LIE.
Then he pulled out a handgun and shot me in the chest. I was standing on the lawn and I fell. The bullet hole opened wide and my heart rolled out of my rib cage and down into a flower bed. Blood gushed rhythmically from my open wound,
then from my eyes,
my ears,
my mouth.
It tasted like salt and failure. The bright red shame of being unloved soaked the grass in front of our house, the bricks of the path, the steps of the porch. My heart spasmed among the peonies like a trout.
Here is something I love about Gat: he is so enthusiastic, so relentlessly interested in the world, that he has trouble imagining the possibility that other people will be bored by what he's saying. Even when they tell him outright. But also, he doesn't like to let us off easy. He wants to make us think—even when we don't feel like thinking.
She confused being spartan with being charitable, and gave away her possessions without truly doing good with them.
She confused being sick with being brave, and suffered agonies while imagining she merited praise for it.
She confused wit with intelligence, and made people laugh rather than lightening their hearts or making them think.
We are liars. We are beautiful and privileged. We are cracked and broken.
Better than chocolate, being with you last night. Silly me, I thought that nothing was better than chocolate.
He was contemplation and enthusiasm. Ambition and strong coffee. I could have looked at him forever.
Do not accept an evil you can change.
Mirren pauses. Then she says: "Be a little kinder than you have to."
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Super Good but super sad.
The Sinclairs spend every summer on their private island, Beechwood. Born within a few short months of each other, 3 of the Sinclair grandchildren and one friend of the family spend the summers thick as thieves, calling themselves The Liars. Cadence, Johnny, Mirren and Gat are inseparable every year, but the summer of their fifteenth year, things start to change. Cadence begins to fall in love with Gat (a friend of the family who is invited to Beechwood every summer) while the Sinclair family falls apart around them.
The summer ends in a tragic accident when Cadence is found in the shallow water of the beach, unconscious and on the verge of hypothermia. Unable to remember what brought her to the beach Cadence spends most of the school year recovering from her injuries and suffering severe migraines brought on by head trauma (the doctors tell her she must have hit her head on the shallow rocks along the beach).
Cadence's sixteenth summer she does not join the liars at Beechwood but is instead sent on a European tour with her father, spending much of the time bedridden from migraines. It isn't until two years after the accident that Cadence returns to Beechwood and The Liars. Meanwhile her grandfather has built a new house, and family relations seem at an all-time high, Cadence's accident ending her families constant bickering.
But things have changed between Cadence and The Liars since the fifteenth summer. Gat is despondent, Johnny is hiding something and Mirren fights bouts of nausea. Something isn't right, and it has to do with her accident. Cadence is determined to find out the truth about The Liars, Beechwood and their fifteenth summer.
THERE ARE SPOILERS! Cadence (Cady) is the heir to the very rich Sinclair family fortune. Her grandfather has a island where they spend every single summer at. When Cady is eight years old her anut Carrie meets a new guy (whom she is in love with) and he brings his nephew Gat to the island as company for Carrie's son Johnny. Johnny, Cady, Gat, and Mirren (whom is another cousin) create this group called The Liars (that only ever gets together at the island). When Cady is 15 something happens to the liars that causes her to almost kill herself. She then spends the next 2 years in Vermont or in Europe. When Cady is 17 years old she finally convinces her Mother to let her go back to the island so she can discover what happened 2 years ago. Also during those 2 years the other liars NEVER ONCE contacted her while she tried to contact them. So when Cady returns they are there acting like its normal and they haven't been seperated for 2 years without any contact what so ever. Basically after a lot of talking and some love. Cady discovers that Johnny, Gat, and Mirren died in a house fire.
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Our youth had a great time last weekend completing the ropes course at Poplar Ridge!! Here are a few pictures:
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The youth and I would like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who woke up early this Sunday to join us for breakfast! We know it was a sacrifice to rise early the same day you also lost an hour of sleep, and we appreciate your support, both this Sunday and always. Many of our youth ministries and activities happen solely because of your help and encouragement, and we are grateful for such an amazingly supportive congregation! It was wonderful to see a packed fellowship hall full of smiling faces, and to benefit from the generosity of so many church members as we prepare for our mission trip this summer!
Though the youth did their best to match the smiles and enthusiasm of those who joined us for breakfast, after our Saturday night lock-in full of fun and festivities that lasted into the wee hours, some of us rocked the 'glazed over' look more readily than the 'I'm-so-happy-to-greet-the-new-day' expressions we were desperately hoping to achieve.
Saturday night, however, was a different story. That evening, 21 youth eagerly helped assemble breakfast casseroles or prepared in other ways for Sunday's breakfast. After these tasks were complete, we were free to enjoy racing scooters in the fellowship hall, playing multiple rounds of the hide-and-seek game "sardines", devouring more junk food than you may think is humanly possible (and certainly more than is humanly advisable), and playing a game of Human Hungry Hippos, an adaptation of the childhood board game where brightly-colored hippos shoot out from corners of the board to "eat" as many marbles as possible. If you're curious about what this looks like with teenagers instead of plastic hippos, take a look:
Saturday night we also spent some quality time with God and with each other in prayer. We discussed the difficult question of if/how God answers some prayers and not others, and the different ways we can pray that may or may not resemble the traditional spoken prayers we use in church. Then we took time to commune openly and honestly with God, in written and spoken prayer.
Sunday morning we continued our exploration of prayer, worshipping individually or in groups at different prayer stations. Everyone was free to pray in as many different ways as they wished… some explored a number of different stations while others remained in one particular type of prayer for the duration. The youth were invited to pray while doodling, similar to the idea of "praying in color" that Lynn Martin introduced to us a few years ago. We prayed directionally, lifting up people facing different cardinal directions (to the south: patients in the hospital, to the north: family in New York, to the east: Christians in Syria, etc.). We prayed through music, we prayed in different postures, we prayed molding play-dough into a representation of our prayers, we prayed writing letters to those on our minds and hearts, and we prayed for those people and needs recommended in our Lenten prayer guide, "Seek God for the City".
While watching a slideshow of pictures displaying God's amazing creation, several youth commented that because they often find active, spoken prayer difficult, it was meaningful and freeing to be able to sit back and experience, admire, and praise God without saying a word. Others especially liked praying with stones. Writing a particular need on a stone and holding onto it while praying provided a simple yet very concrete (no pun intended) expression of our prayer requests and praises. Another teenager appreciated the station where he could write a prayer in the form of a haiku. He explained that he often gets distracted while praying, but writing a haiku required all of his attention, and through writing, he was able to fully concentrate on God. I will close with his words of prayer, as well as another gem of a haiku written by one of our amazing youth:
I pray for the poor
For people who aren't happy
For people I love
God is the bestest
He is all-knowing and cool
Jesus loves all peeps
Last Thursday, the film "I'm Not Racist, Am I?" was shown at the Paramount Theater downtown. The documentary follows a diverse group of 12 New York City teenagers as they engage in a yearlong process examining racism in their lives and communities. Six of our youth attended the showing (along with hundreds of other local teenagers and adults) and were so moved that they asked if they could share what they had learned at our next Real Life meeting.
This past Sunday evening, after we engaged in some general antics of merriment (devouring pizza, popping balloons, imitating both Taylor Swift and the author of Genesis, etc.), the youth who attended the film shared some of the stories and questions of the teenagers in the documentary, as well as their own reactions to the ideas presented in the film. For the rest of Real Life, the group then embarked on an hour-long discussion of racism: examples of racial prejudice in their own lives or the lives of friends, the prevalence of racial slurs and why that is problematic, whether racism is an individual reaction or systemic throughout society, and what our role is as Christians, as followers of Jesus, in addressing racism in our community. The youth asked great questions, answered honestly and thoughtfully, shared openly and poignantly, and throughout our conversation addressed an incredibly complex idea with amazing insight and maturity.
Long story short, UBC has an amazing group of youth. And when I say amazing, that's an understatement.
This summer, UBC is planning an intergenerational mission trip to Washington D.C! We would love for any and all of you to join us! Learn more and sign-up below!
Our trip will be July 26 – July 31. We will be working with a mission program called Urban Hands, part of City-Gate Ministries. City-Gate was founded through Calvary Baptist Church in downtown D.C., and coordinates programs allowing church groups to engage with inner-city populations through a number of different mission projects. Our group will work with a children's summer camp, engage in building improvements, and work at community centers, shelters, and soup kitchens that serve those who are currently homeless. More information about Urban Hands/City Gate can be found here: http://www.city-gate.org/cg/index.php/programs/urban-hands
In addition to the hands-on mission projects, our group will have a daily reflection time, engaging with a devotion series that has sessions to prepare us for the trip ahead of time, as well as sessions to help us reflect on our experience after we return. There is also an educational component of the trip during our time in D.C. to help us better understand the needs/lifestyles of people living in poverty, allowing us to better relate with those whom we will serve during the week.
Some Logistics/Details:
Transportation: We will drive personal vehicles to and from D.C., and to our worksites each day during the week. If you are willing to drive your own car, please indicate this on the sign-up form!
Accommodations: We will be staying in a hotel near our worksites, 4 people to a room. Breakfast will be at the hotel, lunch will be bagged lunches, and dinners will be coordinated through the Urban Hands program (all meals are included in the price).
Cost: $275 per person. The church will cover part of the cost, but we will also have a couple of fundraisers, and ask that each family contribute to the cost of the trip.
Who can come? Anyone! Because this is an intergenerational trip and because there are different types of work available, anyone can join us. Children under 12 need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
DEADLINE FOR THIS TRIP IS MARCH 22nd. To sign up for the trip, please:
Please complete your registration by the first week in March!
Sunday, February 15, the Youth will be meeting at 5:00 pm
to cook and serve dinner at the Ronald McDonald House and the Hospitality House.
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Pizza dinner provided. Please bring a snack/appetizer or dessert.
This Sunday, the youth celebrated the start to the New Year by baking and decorating some resolution-busting cakes for the staff at the Battle Building. To continue UBC's ministry engaging with and supporting the hospital staff, our youth made and decorated four cakes that were delivered Monday to the staff lounges on each floor of the children's hospital. In between mixing batter (and forgetting the eggs, and re-mixing the batter), spreading icing (and eating icing), and showering the cakes (and the floor) with sprinkles, the youth found time to pray for health and endurance for those working in the Battle Building. (To be completely honest, we also found time to eat homemade pizza, and play a game of life-size battleship). Included with the cake delivery were about 80 cards written by the youth, thanking the staff for their hard work, letting them know our church is praying for them, and wishing them the best in the New Year!


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South Florida falls to top-ranked UConn 81-53
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — South Florida clogged up the middle against top-ranked UConn, holding the Huskies to just 14 points in the paint.
It seemed like a great strategy, until the Huskies began launching 3-pointers, hitting 10 of their first 11 shots from behind the arc in an 81-53 rout of the Bulls on Sunday.
"The way (UConn) shot the ball tonight, no one in the country had a shot to beat them," said South Florida coach Jose Fernandez. "Let me tell you right now, if Connecticut plays their best and anybody in the country plays their best, (the Huskies) are going to win."
Courtney Williams had 23 points and eight rebounds to lead South Florida (10-9, 5-3), which had won five of its last six games, and still has hopes of earning an NCAA tournament bid.
"I think we've got to win out, get Louisville at Louisville and Rutgers at Rutgers," Fernandez said. "Right now I think we are projected as a two-bid league with Connecticut and Louisville. If we're going to get three teams in, we're going to have to finish third and then do some damage in the conference tournament."
UConn's Breanna Stewart and Bria Hartley did most of the damage Sunday, combining for 55 points.
Hartley (26 points) hit six of her seven shots from 3-point range in putting up 20 or more points for the third consecutive game. Stewart (29) made five 3-pointers and the Huskies (21-0, 8-0 American Athletic Conference) were 14 of 25 from behind the arc.
"The shots were falling and everything was good and we were like, 'All right, we'll just shoot 3s the rest of the game," Stewart said. "Then they stopped going in for a little bit. But getting that inside, outside awareness really makes our team difficult to guard."
The win was the 27th in a row for the Huskies, dating back to last season's NCAA tournament run to the program's eighth national championship.
Connecticut struggled early, hitting just three of its first 12 shots from the field. The Huskies have not trailed by more than four points all season, but an Alisia Jenkins' fast-break layup gave South Florida a 9-6 lead.
A 3-pointer by Stewart put the UConn on top 14-13 just under 7 minutes into the game and they led the rest of the way.
Another Stewart 3-pointer started a 16-3 run that turned a 22-20 game into a 38-23 lead.
"I think for the most part, those first 10 minutes we played pretty well," Fernandez said. "Bottom line. For an upset or somebody to beat them, you've got to catch them on a night when things don't go well. They get into foul trouble, they don't shoot it well from the floor, and tonight wasn't one of those nights."
UConn had 30 field goals on 25 assists.
A 3-pointer at the shot-clock buzzer gave the Huskies their first lead of more than 20-points at 59-37 midway through the second half. The Bulls had been holding opponents to just 59 points a game.


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