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New data support the notion that, while all consumers may not care about their personal health, they are increasingly concerned about the sustainability of the products they buy.
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Swiss Chard Bruschetta
This is a heartier side dish; serve with a lighter main dish, such as fish or seafood.
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Swiss Chard Bruschetta
tablespoons olive oil
ounces Swiss chard, coarsely chopped (about 3 cups)
tablespoons water
Salt and pepper
tablespoon olive oil
tablespoon balsamic vinegar
slices French bread, cut diagonally 3/4-inch thick and toasted
cup torn arugula or small arugula leaves
ounces garlic-and-herb feta cheese or plain feta cheese, crumbled (1/2 cup)
- In a large skillet or wok heat the 2 tablespoons olive oil; stir-fry Swiss chard over medium-high heat for 2 minutes. Add water and cook 2 minutes more. Add salt and pepper to taste. Remove from heat. In a small bowl combine the 1 tablespoon oil and the vinegar, set aside. To serve, divide chard among the pieces of toast. Drizzle with the oil-and-vinegar mixture. Top with arugula and feta cheese. Serve immediately. Makes 6 side-dish servings.
Nutrition Facts(Swiss Chard Bruschetta)
- Per serving:
- 164 kcal cal.,
- 10 g fat
- (2 g sat. fat,
- 8 mg chol.,
- 348 mg sodium,
- 16 g carb.,
- 1 g fiber,
- 4 g pro.
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Khloé Kardashian clashed with her sisters on Sunday's episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, the first of a two-part special documenting her return home with hubby Lamar Odom from Dallas, as the couple was looking to get past Lamar's professional woes and settle back into their familiar Southern California digs.
"I am back in L.A. and I am trying to coordinate our move back from Dallas," Khloé said. "So, a little bit of a whirlwind! But, you know what, in my family, I feel like whirlwinds happen all the time."
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There was a hint of tension as Kim wanted Khloé and Lamar to attend the opening of (brand new dad) Scott Disick's New York restaurant RYU, but Khloé wanted to get re-acclimated to the West Coast and let Lamar focus on his training following his forgettable stint with the Dallas Mavericks. (Things are looking up for the veteran, who was recently traded back to L.A. with the upstart Clippers.)
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Clarence Williams III net worth: Clarence Williams III is an American actor who has a net worth of $2 million dollars. Clarence Williams III was born in New York, New York, and grew up in a family of performers. His parents were often on tour, and he grew up with his grandmother. He became interested in acting as a child, and shifted his focus to acting full-time after returning from two years in the U.S. Air Force. He got his start working in the theater in New York, and received a Tony-nomination for his performance in "Slow Dance on the Killing Ground" in 1964. He became a household name, when he was cast as Linc Hayes on the "Mod Squad" in 1968. He co-starred on the series until its run ended in 1973. From there, he went on to co-starring, guest-starring, and recurring roles in such projects as, "House of Dies Drear", "Hill Street Blues", "Purple Rain", "Twin Peaks", "New York Undercover", "Burn Notice", and "Justified", among many other television shows and movies.
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Issuer Credit Ratings And Component Scores For The Top 100 Banks Globally Dec 12
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The Norinchukin Bank - SWOT Analysis company profile is the essential source for top-level company data and information. The Norinchukin Bank - SWOT Analysis examines the company's key business structure and operations, history and products, and provides summary analysis of its key revenue lines and strategy.
The Norinchukin Bank (TNB or 'the company') is the central bank for Japan's agricultural, forestry and fishery cooperative systems. Based on constant funds procurement from member cooperatives, the company carries out efficient and flexible asset management by investing in various financial products. This private company primarily operates in Japan and has branches in the world's major financial centers, including New York, London, Singapore, Beijing and Hong Kong. It is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, and employed 3,345 people as of September 30, 2013. The company recorded revenues of JPY995,547 million ($12,046.1 million) during the financial year ended March 2013 (FY2013), an increase of 4.5% over FY2012. The operating profit of the company was JPY101,931 million ($1,233.4 million) during FY2013, an increase of 37.4% over FY2012. The net profit was JPY119,866 million ($1,450.4 million) in FY2013, an increase of 70% over FY2012.
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Ariane Hundt quit her job at a large pharmaceutical company to create a successful small business, her Brooklyn Bridge Boot Camp.
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Designer: Nauman Arfeen
Venue: Kensington Great Hall, London.
Nauman Arfeen added more elegance and class to Pakistan Fashion Week London 2012 with his majestic bridal and groom collection.
For a pristine feel on big day, the fashion designer Nauman Arfeen showcased a very delicate yet magnificent range of bridal and groom collection at day 2 of Pakistan Fashion Week London 2012.
The beautiful color palette by Nauman Arfeen at Pakistan Fashion Week London 2012 contained white, fuchsia, beige, grey, deep blue, maroon, red, and skin tones. The collection was consisted of frock pajamas, shirts and trousers for brides and range of sherwanis and qameez pajamas for grooms. The collection was also best suited for formal occasions.
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HOME SHOW: Everything new for home and garden will be on display at the Homeworld 2006 Home Show Festival today through Sunday at Qualcomm Stadium. Ideas for home and bath, garden and garage will be on hand, as will food demos. Master Spas of California will present The Pool, Spa, and Patio Show, a show within a show. Sponsor Home Depot will offer a number of their popular Kids' Clinics daily. On Saturday and Sunday, "The Ultimate Kid's Expo" returns to Homeworld 2006 with a variety of music and fun for the family including a puppet show, a bird show, unique dance shows, contests, safety demonstrations, and more. For animal lovers, The San Diego Pet Expo will present a pet section featuring a pet adoption and will assist rescue groups in finding homes for hundreds of needing animals. Hours are 1-8 p.m. today, 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $6 adults with 12 and under free. Seniors 55 and older are $5; on Friday, seniors are admitted two-for-one. Military ID gets $1 discount. Call (714) 418-2000.
GARDEN FESTIVAL: The second annual Encinitas Garden Festival takes place from 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. Saturday with walking tours of more than 20 private gardens in Leucadia. The event starts at Cottonwood Creek Park, where participants ride double-decker buses to several stops on the tour. Also at the park are a gardener's marketplace, plant sale, garden art and more. Find tickets in Encinitas at the Chamber & Visitor Center, Anderson's La Costa Nursery, Grangetto's Farm and Garden Supply, Leucadia 101 Mainstreet Association and Downtown Encinitas MainStreet Association. Also: Cedros Gardens in Solana Beach and Walter Anderson Nursery in San Diego. Prices are $20 for adults; $7 for ages 10 and under. Visit www.encinitasgardenfestival.org or call (760) 753-8615.
HOME TOUR: The ASID 2006 Remodel Tour will be from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and features four homes in Rancho Penasquitos, Sabre Springs, Poway and El Cajon. Design teams will be available during the tour to answer questions. Tickets can be purchased at the ASID office through today. Call (858) 274-3345 to arrange a pick-up time. Day-of-event tickets are $25 and available at all tour sites. Tour site addresses are on the ASID Web site, http://www.ASIDSanDiego.org , the week of the event. Call (858) 646-9896.
LILY SHOW: Easter lilies will bloom in Balboa Park's Botanical Building today through April 26. Besides the 300 lilies that will be on view, the Botanical Building contains more than 2,100 permanent tropical plants, a carnivorous plant bog, and a "touch and smell" garden. The building is open free from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday through Wednesday. Contact (619) 239-0512 or (619) 235-1100.
BAMBOO SALE: The Southern California Chapter of the American Bamboo Society presents its annual Bamboo Show and Sale on April 15 at Quail Botanical Gardens in Encinitas. Sale preview is from 9-10:30 a.m.; sale starts at 11 a.m. and ends at 2 p.m. Over 100 species grown by collectors and local growers. Auction of rare bamboo plants is at 10:30 a.m. Also, bamboo craft and products. Admission: $8 adults; $5 seniors, students and active military; $3 children, 3-12; free under 3. Free to Quail Garden and American Bamboo Society members. Call (619) 303-9802 or (619) 465-4690.


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David Sandberg's over-the-top homage features Arcade-robots, ninjas, vikings, Hitler, and The Hoff.
Key and Peele play friends who decide to pose as gangsters in order to retrieve their stolen cat.
NBC has set a ten-episode order for the as-yet-untitled series, formerly known as 'Patient Zero,' from the screenwriter of 'The Imitation Game' and the director of 'World War Z'.
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Nicholas D'Agosto will be back to make an even bigger dent in the series.
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It's not "The Rock vs. The Earthquake"; It's "Dwayne Johnson and an Earthquake", and that's good enough despite a selfish "hero".
We've not only lost an icon, but an entire artform is in danger of becoming extinct.
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Can anyone refresh my memory on the correct ratio of portland cement and vermiculite?
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If this is for the insulation base it is 1 part cement to 5 parts vermiculite with just enough water to form a slurry.
Best to mix it in a wheelbarrow by hand with a small shovel or garden hoe. Mixing it a cement mixer will break down the vermiculite.
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There maybe many interpretations of the word "slurry". A slurry in Australia may be different from a slurry in Arizona.
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Meant house is 8yrs.old and never pumped out...
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Made with real fruit and fat-free yogurt, these pops are a healthful low-calorie treat.
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- Yields:
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- Prep:
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- Freeze:
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teaspoon unflavored gelatin
cup peach nectar or apricot nectar
6 ounces cartons vanilla or peach fat-free yogurt with sweetener
26 ounce jar refrigerated mango slices, drained, or one 8-ounce can peach slices, drained
- In a small saucepan combine the unflavored gelatin and peach or apricot nectar. Let stand for 5 minutes. Cook and stir over medium heat until gelatin is dissolved.
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- To serve, remove the foil and tear paper cups away from pops. Makes 8 pops.
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- 28 mg sodium,
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Could you call the cemetery and have them give you his death date? His death date may have been correct. You can ask for his burial location and give them the death date of November 2, 1963. You can give them his wife's name and say he is buried next to her. If the death date you had was wrong, they should be able to give you the correct one. I'll get his obit if you can get the death date.
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You have the mortuary obituary for Kitty on your Find A Grave memorial. I have the info for her birth and death.
She was born March 27, 1914 in Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey
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Yes, I will scan the obit and add the photo of it to Find A Grave. I don't have his wife's obituary but I'll look for it on my paid websites.
My first cousin is Jane Unkelbach.
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James Howard Keyes went by Howard. First wife: Anna "Annie" Belle Finch (1861-1897). She died from complications of childbirth--twins Anne Howard Keyes (1897-1975) and an unnamed son. Howard married Annie in 17 Apr 1878 in Loudoun County, VA. After her death, Howard married Annie's elder sister Ella M. Finch (1863-1930 on 23 Dec 1901 at Leesburg, Loudoun, VA.
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The photo you have added to J.R. Lee is his father-in-law James Howard Keyes. He is sitting on the bumper of a car owned at the time by my father, who happens to be the owner of the photo you've posted. Please, please correct the info so that those researching the Lees will get the correct info. thanks much, Cindy Irby
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Hi, Susan. This was my great-grandfather, and his date of death was 5 Jan 1928. In addition, his wife's name was Frances Barbara Elizabeth James Perkins, and was called Betty. My mother, Barbara James Perkins Turner, was named for her. Thanks for your contributions!!!
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DeLaughter's victory inspired more, including one that would come to the family of Vernon Dahmer (pronounced DAY-mer), who died on Jan. 10, 1966, defending his family in Hattiesburg, Miss., from a nighttime firebombing by the Klan. Dahmer had made the mistake of trying to register blacks to vote.
In the 1960s, juries did convict four Klansmen in the case, but the man identified in testimony as ordering Dahmer's death — Mississippi White Knights Imperial Wizard Sam Bowers — walked free when a jury deadlocked 11-1 in favor of his guilt. FBI documents now confirm the longstanding suspicion that the Klan had tampered with that jury, enabling Bowers to go unpunished.
In 1991, Dahmer's widow, Ellie Dahmer, and other family members met with local district attorney Glenn White. Although White reopened the case, his interest soon waned and the case did not go forward. Enter a new district attorney, who in 1996 promised the family he would pursue the case if possible.
Still, things looked hopeless until the next spring, when a new witness came forward. A gambling addict, Bob Stringer spoke to authorities as part of his struggle to come to terms with his addiction and to own up to his past.
Part of that past included working as an errand boy for Bowers. Stringer said that a few days before Dahmer was killed, he overheard Bowers speaking to Klansmen about "doing something about that Dahmer nigger down south." In May 1998, Bowers was arrested along with his longtime fellow Klan leader, Deavours Nix, and a man identified as going on the fatal raid, Charles Noble.
On Aug. 21, 1998, a jury convicted Bowers of the killing of Dahmer, and he was sentenced to life in prison. Nix died before going on trial. In 1999, Noble received a mistrial, and prosecutors still haven't decided whether to retry him.
Midnight, Murder and Marriage
The prosecutions of Beckwith and Bowers gave other families hope — including the family of Rainey Pool, a man from Midnight, Miss. Pool never had any role in the civil rights movement, but that did not stop a white mob from beating the one-armed sharecropper unconscious for daring to come near an all-white bar on April 12, 1970.
Two mob members threw Pool into the Sunflower River, where he drowned. The case went untried for 18 years.
In 1998, district attorney James Powell of Durant, Miss., re-opened the case at the request of Pool's family. Within months, authorities had charged five men, and in 1999, one of those men, Dennis Newton, went on trial.
But Newton was acquitted for lack of evidence, and Powell changed his approach before the next trial. This time, he made a plea agreement with one of the members of the mob — Joe Oliver Watson, who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in Pool's murder and was given a four-year sentence in exchange for his cooperation in the case. Watson went on to testify against three fellow mob members, Hal Crimm and his half-brothers, James "Doc" Caston and Charles Caston.
The prosecution was also aided by a surprise witness, Candy Bradshaw, who once lived with Doc Caston's son. Bradshaw told jurors that as they dined on armadillo steaks with Doc Caston at the family's mobile home one Saturday in 1986, Caston told the couple they should get an AIDS test.
"I got mouthy," Bradshaw testified. "I told him he was the one who needed the AIDS test." With that, Bradshaw told the jury, an enraged Caston replied, "Bitch, I've killed one nigger man. I won't hesitate to kill again."
All three defendants were convicted of manslaughter and each was sentenced to 20 years in prison. In the wake of their convictions came another revelation about how prosecution of the Pool case was derailed in 1970. At the time, a woman named Margaret Berry told authorities that Crimm had confessed the murder.
"He sat on the bed and was real nervous," Berry told police in 1970. "I asked him if they had found that Negro. He said, 'Hell, no, they ain't going to find him.' He said he killed that Negro and threw him in the river. I laughed at him because I thought he was kidding, but he told me that he was not kidding."
Despite such an implicating statement, Margaret Berry never testified against Hal Crimm. The reason? Crimm married her. Like many other states, Mississippi bars the testimony of current and former spouses against their mates.
The Klan Baits a Trap
Days after Pool's killers went to prison in November 1999, an investigation would begin again into another long-forgotten killing in Mississippi, the June 10, 1966, murder of Ben Chester White. Like Pool, the 67-year-old farmhand had no connection to the civil rights movement.
But the color of his skin apparently was all that mattered on June 10, 1966, when a group of Klansmen decided they wanted to kill Martin Luther King Jr. by luring him to Natchez to fight race hate.
White, the Klansmen decided, would be the bait.
According to authorities, Ernest Avants, James Jones and Claude Fuller asked for White to help them find a dog. The trio allegedly took White out to a secluded area, where Fuller opened fire and Avants then joined in.
The state did take the lead in prosecuting this case. But Jones expressed remorse at his trial, and his jury couldn't reach a unanimous verdict. Fuller was never tried.
Avants' lawyer argued his client shot White after he was dead — meaning he couldn't be held responsible for murder — and Avants was acquitted of the murder charge, precluding further state prosecution. Further action against Avants, the lone suspect who is still alive, was considered hopeless.
But what no one knew was that the killing took place on federal property in a national forest. After ABC News' "20/20" reported this fact — meaning federal charges for violating White's civil rights could be brought — federal authorities reopened the case. Asked to assess what might happen if he were to wind up back in court, Avants told "20/20," "If I was tried now, hell, I'd be convicted."
On June 7, FBI agents arrested Avants in connection with the murder.
In the wake of the federal reopening of the case, there were new revelations regarding how Mississippi authorities handled the case originally. FBI documents obtained by The Clarion-Ledger indicate then-Adams County Sheriff Odell Adams, who led the investigation of White's murder, was a Klansman.
(In an interview, Adams denied he was in the Klan, but admitted attending some Klan meetings.) Other documents showed Avants confessed to authorities just months before his 1967 Mississippi murder trial — a confession prosecutors didn't bother to use.
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Labour dismisses alleged plan to remove child benefit from parents who refuse MMR jab [1]
The party says the proposal, reportedly considered by Jon Cruddas, is "not part of the policy review" after opponents label it a "jab tax".
The party says the proposal, reportedly considered by Jon Cruddas, is "not part of the policy review" after opponents label it a "jab tax".
by George Eaton [2] Published
After criticism of a policy vacuum, there's been no shortage of announcements from Labour at this year's conference: repeal of the bedroom tax, guaranteed childcare for all primary school children from 8am-6pm, tougher enforcement of the minimum wage (including increasing the fine for non-payment from £5,000 to £50,000), a ban on Atos running Work Capability Assessments and a requirement for all companies to train an apprentice every time they hire a skilled worker from outside the EU.
But here's one idea that it's safe to say wasn't on the grid. Today's Times front page claims that [3] the party is considering plans to remove child benefit from parents who refuse to give their children the MMR jab. It adds that the proposal, currently in place in Australia, is being explored by Jon Cruddas, Labour's policy review coordinator, "as a way of attaching 'conditionality' to benefits and services provided by the state." A source tells the paper: "This is an example of the sort of measure which we want to see that ties public goods to how people behave as citizens".
In view of the low immunisation levels in some areas (more than 1,000 people caught measles in Swansea earlier this year), the proposal might seem reasonable to some, but it's easy to see how it could quickly become politically fraught for Labour. Unlike other measures, designed to ease the "cost of living crisis", here's one that could increase it. Conservative MP Sarah Wollaston, a former GP, was quick to brand it [4] a "jab tax".
Labour figures at last night's New Statesman party reacted with bemusement when the policy was mentioned to them, suggesting that only Cruddas (who has warned [5] that Labour would lose the election if his views were translated "into party policy") could account for it.
I have campaigned to increase #MMR [6] coverage but a #jabtax [7] would undermine informed consent
— Sarah Wollaston MP (@drwollastonmp) September 22, 2013 [8]
And the party's press office swiftly kiboshed it last night.
For those looking at Times story - this proposal is not part of the policy review.
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Hatton (42-0, 30 KOs), from Manchester, England, in his second reign as junior welterweight champion, defends his title against two-time WBC lightweight champion Jose Luis Castillo (55-7-1, 47 KOs), from Hermosillo, Mexico, Saturday, June 23, at the Thomas & Mack Center. Promoted by Banner Promotions and Fight Academy, in association with Caesars Palace and Wynn Las Vegas, the 12-round Hatton-Castillo rumble will be broadcast live on HBO World Championship Boxing, beginning at 10 P.M. ET / 7 P.M. PT..
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Great Fit
By Wrestling Dad
from Springfield, MO
About Me Beginner
Comments about Asics Split Second Wide Wrestling Shoes:
After coming out of a 4E football cleat had doubts about fitting into a 2E, but with the 1/2 size bump, they fit great.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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wide shoes for a great price
By Al Jose
from Menifee, CA
About Me Competitive Athlete
It was hard to find wide shoes that weren't too expensive. Then we found them here. A Great wide shoe at a Great price!
Service and delivery comments:
prompt delivery
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Scoreboard Wrestling Rocks!!!
By Chad
from Orlando, Fl
I have over 15 years of wrestling/grappling experience. Asics split sole have always been my wrestling shoe of choice. It had been about 7 years since I had to wear shoes to grapple so I ordered the wrong size at first. Asics run true to foot. So if your a size 10 in your running shoe then you are a 10 in your wrestling shoe. All wrestling shoes stretch. Asics are by far the best bang for your buck.
My delivery was prompt. I had to exchange them for a size 10 because I accidently ordered 10.5. Abby and the Scoreboard wrestling staff were very proffessional and prompt. This was my first time using them so i was a bit hesitant because I stumbled on them via the web by accident and after weeks of searching for a good quality/cheap shoe provider. I am now offically going to be using them for all my wrestling shoe needs from now on. Thanks Scoreboard for being about the customer instead of about the dollar only.
great shoe
By perfection
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it was a present and i think i will buy me another pair.
Asics Split Second Wide Wrestling Shoes
By J-Dog
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Great Shoe
By I love wrestling
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It is one of the few wide width wrestling shoes available.
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By Florida Guy
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The shoes are great to wear. They are very supporting and dependable, so much so that I ordered another pair a week later. The shoe just work for me thanks to the sizing. I ordered size 14, which is a size up for my feet. Though they're a little longer, size 13 wouldn't fit .
great shoes
By Sis
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I really like the shoes- am married to a wrestling coach, and have extra wide feet, and women's shoes don't come wide enough. I am planning on going on a walking tour, and wanted a pair of shoes that would fit to a T.... Was thrilled to be able to get a men's size that would work... still breaking them in but as a non wrestler, the only thing I'd change would be to add a loop for your finger on the back to make them easier to get on... Thanks bunches!
Great shoe for wide feet
By thecodez
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Great for wide feet.
By Waylander
from Woodstock, IL
Great wrestling shoe for athletes with wide feet.
Perfect for a large wide foot.
By Freight train
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Work well for my size 16 extra wide feet
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By Big Steve
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Pleased that a 4E width fits on my sons feet. He currently wears a 12 6E and I'm afraid my son will outgrow the shoes that are currently available. I hope a manuafactures will consider making wider shoes.
My son loves them!
By Chaim's mom
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We bought them for my son who recently joined the wrestling team in HS. I have heard only positive reviews from him about the shoes. We were told that they run a half size small, so we bought them a half size bigger and they fit perfectly!
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By Carlos
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It keeps my toes safe when Krav Maga sparring
Great shoe
By Schroeder2325
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I bought these for weight lifting, more specifically dead lifting and they are the best shoes I've ever worn for it.
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By Hunters Mom
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I ordered these shoes for my middle school son who has extra wide feet and are a size 15. They fit him great and last like you would expect them too.
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Loyal to value! As a Wrestler's dad and volunteer coach at the college level, these are the best shoes available for a wide footed athlete. Used to burn through 1 to 2 pairs per season or 3 per year, with over-length shoes to accommodate the wide feet. For the past 3 years, we get true to size shoes, superior traction and wear with the Split Second 6 Wide shoe. Scoreboard has the best pricing available and we didn't have to buy any other shoes this year. Best value available!
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I wear a size 12 for regular shoes but for running shoes I usually have to wear a size 12.5 or 13 because they make them so narrow.For wrestling shoes I have to go 13 or bigger before I found these ones! I can order a size 12.5 and they are not much longer than I need (maybe there is almost an inch of room at the end) but the width is perfect for those with wider feet.
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People can choose among thousands of diet choices ranging from low fat to all carbohydrates, and even an all meat and fat diet.
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Below is a list of eight popular diets, which evaluates the good, the bad and a professional dietitian's opinion of what really works.
ATKINS -- focuses on a high fat and protein diet, which has shown to promote greater weight loss than traditional plans without serious effects on health.
provides quick weight loss
emphasizes whole grains
reintroduces carbohydrates after the initial weight loss phase
initially bans carbohydrates, which provide vitamins and minerals
high fat diet is not good for heart disease and diabetes
high protein diet can overwork the kidneys
Summary -- Kathy Buckingham, registered and licensed dietitian at Magruder Hospital, said Atkins can promote weight loss, but cutting out carbohydrates is not a good idea since they provide a source of good nutrition.
"It's a jump-start diet," she said. "In the long run, it's not going to be as good."
SLIM FAST -- emphasizes meal replacement with Slim Fast meals, snacks and shakes. It also promotes healthy foods and daily exercise to achieve proper weight loss.
offers quick, nutritious meals on-the-go
price is reasonable
promotes exercise
dieters can grow tired of eating the same product every day
if it's discontinued, then dieters may have trouble continuing the diet
it's high in salt, sugar and preservatives
Summary -- They have good products that are low-fat and still advocate sensible meals, said Beth Schindley, a registered dietitian at Firelands Regional Medical Center.
"I think that ultimately it does not contribute to a long-term solution," Schindley said. "Do you want to eat these for the rest of your life? It does not teach you how to eat real food."
THE ZONE -- promotes balanced nutrition and meals typically include 40 percent carbohydrates, 30 percent protein and 30 percent fat.
similar to balanced diet recommended by dietitians
does not restrict any food group
considered healthy eating
complex eating plan
requires dieters to measure out portions
Summary -- "It's closer to what we recommend in the dietetic profession compared to other fad diets," Schindley said. "It's closer to what we recommend for healthy eating."
WEIGHT WATCHERS-- uses a scientifically proven approach to weight loss based on eating healthy, being active and making small changes. It ranks particular food items with a point system based on calorie intake. Dieters are encouraged to restrict themselves to a certain number of points each day.
can eat anything
based on solid food nutrition
promotes exercise
uses group setting to encourage dieters
price of the program can be a drawback
group setting does not work for everyone
does not address how a person should eat
Summary -- "I would advocate it in a heartbeat," Buckingham said. "The premise for any healthy diet is low fat, high fiber and reduced in sugar -- that's what this diet does."
LOW FAT -- involves reducing the amount of fat one eats on a daily basis to about 30-35 percent of one's daily intake.
can help with weight loss
stores have begun to offer a variety of food that are either reduced fat or fat free
a reduced fat diet needs to include exercise to break down fat stores
a fat-free diet could be a bad thing, since fat provides energy and protection to one's organs
reduced or fat-free products typically contain the same or slightly fewer calories as the original
Summary -- Schindley said a low-fat diet is important, but it needs to focus on the right types of fat. Saturated and trans fat are the bad types of fat and should be avoided.
A low-fat diet without exercise may not initiate prolonged weight loss, Schindley said.
CALORIE RESTRICTING -- focuses on reducing the amount of calories a person takes in on a daily basis.
promotes weight loss
if reduced down to what a person needs to function, it can be healthy
too much calorie reduction can affect bodily functions
without enough calories, the diet can have the opposite Effect and make a person gain weight
Summary -- Calorie restriction is necessary to lose weight, but should stay at about 1,200 calories for bodily functions to continue, Schindley said.
Each person needs a varying amount of calories depending upon age, gender and level of activity so it may be necessary to consult a doctor or dietitian to determine one's daily calorie allotment, Buckingham said.
A very low-calorie diet can be dangerous, Schindley said.
"With a very low-calories diet, {the body} goes into starvation mode -- it doesn't think it will get anymore nutrition," Schindley said. "So it starts to slow down and impairs day-to-day function."
SOUTH BEACH -- revolves around three separate phases that aim to promote weight loss. The first phase eliminates all carbohydrates, including fruit, vegetables, pasta and whole grain and instead incorporates meat, eggs and nuts. The second phase starts reintroducing good carbohydrates found in fruits, vegetables and whole grains. The final phase allows dieters to eat anything they want in moderation.
lose 8-13 pounds in two weeks
after the third phase, dieters can eat what they want
products are high in fiber and are lower in calories
normal weight loss is about 2 pounds in one week
sudden weight loss can inhibit one's metabolism
difficult to keep up over the course of a long-term period
Summary -- The diet is particularly useful for people who want to lose weight in a short period of time, Schindley said.
"It goes back to can you maintain that weight loss," Schindley said. "If you're losing all this weight at once, it's more difficult for your body to keep it's metabolism up."
CARB COUNTING -- tracks the amount of carbohydrates that the body intakes on a daily basis.
beneficial for people with diabetes
recommended by the American Diabetes Association
can promote weight loss
counting carbs does not address the types of carbohydrates one should eat
typically recommended for people with diabetes
Summary -- Counting carbs is one way to control one's blood sugar, but dieters need to make sure they do not cut out too much since carbohydrates are a major source of fuel for the body, Buckingham said.
Buckingham said that Weight Watchers would be an ideal diet for anyone to try since it focuses on healthy eating, exercise and making small changes.
Schindley did not recommend a specific diet, but said that people are so individualized that one diet will not necessarily work for everyone.
"Each person is so different, that's why it's best to sit down with a physician or dietitian to figure out what problems you're having and what we can do to fix it," Schindley said.
Diet is a lifestyle change that includes staying active and good nutrition -- there's definitely a combination effort, Schindley said.
If Weight Watchers does not work, Buckingham said that a diet low in fat, high in fiber along with good nutrition and exercise can provide benefits.
For more information on diets and how to stay healthy, visit www.thelifestylecompany.com or the American Dietetic Association.


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December 10, 2012
The informal meeting between China and India on border issues held on Dec. 4 in Beijing has sent a clear message to the outside world: The two emerging powers in the region are taking steps to solve their problems and will not allow their differences to stand in the way of developing bilateral ties.
Over the years, the two countries have blazed new trails in coping with their disagreements. To date, special representatives from the two sides have held 15 rounds of talks on border issues.
It is good to see that the two countries are continuing to expand their consensus within the framework for solving the border issues. They have vowed to always bear in mind the general picture of bilateral ties and uphold the spirit of peace, friendship, equal consultation, mutual respect and mutual understanding.
By pledging that they are committed to safeguarding peace and stability in border areas and building mutual military trust, the two neighbors have created a constructive atmosphere for solving the border issue as well as promoting the healthy growth of bilateral ties. This is good news for both sides and the region as a whole.
The boundary question is just a tiny part of China-India relations. The two are cooperative partners, not competitive rivals, as they have far more common ground than differences. Their convergence of interests weighs much greater than their disputes.
China Daily, Beijing