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Broccolee wrote:Cheery,my aunt's new dog is named Emma and I used to have a neighbour who worked in an animal clinic...and she said there were lots of dogs called Emma...I hadn't realized that before,as I didn't know any dogs named Emma at that point either.
Then there was this couple at the market..I called Emma and two elder ladies turned round and started basically to tell me off for being so dense as to give my daughter such a name..They actually said:"Emma?Um Gottes Willen,wer ist denn so blöd und nennt sein Kind Emma!Was für ein gräßlicher Name!"
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But Then,I've also been publicly told off by various people for speaking English with my kids.Utter strangers turn to my kids and say:"You poor child,can you speak German at all?"
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How House Republicans Neutered Themselves
Last night witnessed the implosion of John Boehner's efforts to pass a Republican-crafted fiscal-cliff proposal, otherwise known as "Plan B." Unlike the floated compromise, Boehner's proposal would extend the Bush tax cuts for everyone earning under $1 million, preserve a high estate-tax cut-off, and slash spending on tax credits for working-class Americans (in addition to cutting Obamacare and repealing key mechanisms of Dodd-Frank).
The idea was to build leverage in negotiations with the White House by passing a bill that could serve as an alternative to any deal that doesn't give substantive weight to conservative interests. If, for example, the White House refused to concede further entitlement cuts, Boehner could send Plan B to the Senate, and force a vote, thus presenting himself as a sensible negotiator, pace President Obama's partisan demands.
If House Republicans had basic tactical skills, this might have worked. Instead, the right-wing fringe of the GOP caucus—which sees itself as the brave anti-tax resistance to Boehner's Vichy regime—rejected Plan B, left the Speaker's reputation in tatters, and produced an epic fail for the Republican Party. Not only will this hurt them in the court of public opinion—where 53 percent of Americans already see them as too extreme, and 48 percent already plan to blame them if we "go over the cliff"—but it's certain to hurt GOP interests in any future attempt to deal with the fiscal cliff.
In a press conference this morning, Boehner insisted that a Republican-crafted solution is still possible, but the fact of the matter is that—if last night is any indication—nothing will pass the House without significant Democratic support. In other words, any fiscal-cliff bill that passes the House of Representatives before January 1st will likely have substantial input from Nancy Pelosi and other liberal Democrats. And if we go over the cliff? Democrats will possess most of the leverage, and will be able to shape a solution far more favorable to their interests than the one floated by President Obama earlier this week.
As for Boehner? He's in a tight spot. If he wants to maintain his speakership—and avoid massive tax increases—he'll have to craft a fiscal-cliff solution that will pass muster with the more reasonable but still right-wing half of his caucus. Anything less—i.e., a deal that leans heavily on Democratic support—will almost certainly lead to the end of his speakership.
It's hard to feel sympathy for Boehner's predictament. For the last two years, he—and the Republican leadership—has indulged the most conservative elements of the GOP, signing off on an endless pattern of brinksmanship and hostage-taking, even when it came at the expense of the economy. Indeed, it's gone on for so long that Boehner no longer has control—the inmates now rule the prison, and they've directed their energy toward opposing new taxes on the rich at any cost.
Fri, 2012-12-21 19:04
It is now impossible to perceive who actually can speak for the House GOP with any authority.
For 4 years Republicans whipped up the feeble minded with conspiracy theories of socialist, UN takeovers, and now they cannot control the crazies when their leaders ask them to negotiate with The President who just yesterday was a socialist pretender.
These are not real legislators with the country's interests at heart. Nor do they care about the middle class. They do not wish to govern. Some just want to see the system burn--and us with it. The GOP is now a collection of warring religious tribal factions fighting under the discrete flags of Norquist and the NRA.
This is ultimately our fault and responsibility. We need to address this problem in 2014. Have we had enough yet?
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Fri, 2012-12-21 20:38
As of this week, and probably more as the next Congress convenes, America is much more like a parliamentary democracy than the two-party system we tend to assume is our inescapable fate. This will be very interesting to observe.
The Tea Party representatives are often in districts so carefully gerrymandered that they have much less fear of losing to a Democrat in November 2014 than to a more radical GOPer in their own primary. This limits Boehner's leverage over his caucus, since his support means nothing for their re-election.
In a parliament, the party of the center is the swing vote and the power broker, even when it is a minority. That means Nancy Pelosi is now much more important than John Boehner, gavel or no.
If there are 15, 20, 35 or so Republicans who feel secure in their primary but worry about the general election, Pelosi and the DNCC should offer to support them for re-election in exchange for compromise votes on stimulus, medicaid, gun control, and (be still my heart) campaign finance reform.
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I have to say I haven't seen any of the Sky films with David Jason even though I like him very much as, for Rincewind, he's just not right at all as per the book.Tonyblack wrote:Well said!Conspiracy Theory wrote:Got my copy on DVD today.
I'm about 1/2 way through part one.
I have the following to say:
Yes, there are plot deviations.
People don't look and sound the same way they did in my head.
It's a fun story.
Getting lots of laughs.
As far as pure entertainment value goes, it would be difficult to top.
I intend to watch it again, and again, and again.
I am looking forward to anything else coming out on DVD.
It would be impossible for the film makers to produce a movie that satisfied everyone. If people really want to watch the movie that's in their heads then they need to read the books.
It's hard with the book to movie transitions if you really love the book and know them intimately. My sister is also an LotR freak (worse than me actually) and she still refuses to watch the Trilogy. In a way she's right as the last 2 and especially No 3 really don't cut it at all with all the deviations and omissions but I'm glad I saw them (and in the cinema) as the bits they did get right and especially the locations and set constructions were really breath-taking at times and several times reduced me to tears.
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The curriculum in Biology provides thorough and intensive course work in both theoretical and applied aspects of biological science. Active participation by the students in laboratory and field courses is required and direct experience with living organisms and scientific instrumentation is a central focus of the program.
The science of biology is taught within the larger context of a liberal arts education and every effort is made to encourage interdisciplinary connections with the social sciences and the humanities. Courses strongly emphasize writing and speaking skills and avoid reducing science to the accumulation of factual knowledge. Majors are encouraged to pursue summer internships in field and laboratory settings.
An undergraduate degree in Biology offers a variety of career options, including technical positions in business and medicine. Many graduates earn advanced degrees in medical and veterinary schools or do graduate research in such fields as biochemistry and ecology. Students with expertise in genetics, physiology, and environmental science are increasingly in demand in business and government. Undergraduate work in the sciences provides the student with skills in research and the clarity of thought and communication essential for success in the contemporary world.
Introduction to cell anatomy and organismal biology. The five kingdoms
of life are surveyed, emphasizing distinguishing features and
lifestyles. In-depth study of major organ systems of multicellular
animals. Emphasis on principles underlying living organisms, problems
they face and solutions that have evolved. Designed as first of two
semesters of a general survey. Three hours lecture; three hours
laboratory. NSL
Introduction to biochemistry, molecular cell biology and cell
energetics. Genetics covered in relation to molecular mechanisms,
population biology and evolutionary theory. Survey of botany, including
anatomy and physiology of plants. Introduction to ecological principles,
including ecosystem organization; interaction of biotic and abiotic
factors; and the biosphere. Prerequisite: 101. Three hours lecture;
three hours laboratory. NSL
The first semester of a two-semester sequence intended for students
majoring in the sciences. The course focuses on the study of atomic
structure, nomenclature, stoichiometry, energy, bonding and coordination
chemistry. The laboratory work reinforces lecture topics. Prerequisite:
concurrent enrollment in MAT 103 or placement above MAT 103. High
school chemistry or an introductory chemistry course is strongly
recommended. Three hours lecture; three hours laboratory. NSL
The continuation of General Chemistry I with emphasis on solutions,
kinetics, equilibrium, acid-base chemistry, thermodynamics and
electrochemistry. The laboratory work reinforces lecture topics and
includes qualitative analysis. Prerequisites: CHM 101 and MAT 103. Three
hours lecture; three hours laboratory. NSL
This course is designed to meet a one-semester general chemistry
requirement. An overview of the following topics is provided: atomic
structure and bonding, stoichiometry, energy and acid-base chemistry,
redox chemistry, equilibrium kinetics and hydrocarbons. Laboratory
work reinforces lecture topics. Prerequisite: MAT 098/100 or
equivalent. Three hours lecture; three hours laboratory. NSL
The first course of a two-semester sequence
that introduces structure, bonding and reactivity of organic
(carbon-based) compounds. The lecture focuses on properties and
reactivity of alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, alcohols, aldehydes and
ketones, with an emphasis on reaction mechanisms and stereochemistry.
The laboratory introduces basic purification and synthetic techniques,
and analytical methods including polarimetry, IR and NMR spectroscopy.
Prerequisite: 102. Three hours lecture; three hours laboratory. NSL
A continuation of CHM 201 with an added emphasis on molecules with
biological importance. The lectures include a discussion of carboxylic
acids and their derivatives, enolates, aromatics, amines, lipids,
carbohydrates and amino acids. The laboratory work includes more
advanced synthetic methods and an independent research project.
Prerequisite: 201. Three hours lecture, three hours laboratory. NSL
This course is designed to meet a one-semester requirement in organic
chemistry of biological systems. An overview of nomenclature, functional
groups and reactions is provided, with an emphasis on structure and
reactions in biological systems including proteins, lipids,
carbohydrates, nucleic acids and enzymes. Prerequisite: 103. Three hours
lecture; three hours laboratory. NSL
Review of functions and introduction to the concepts of limits,
differentiation and integration. Use of the derivative and analytic
geometry for sophisticated graphing of functions and relations.
Application of the derivative and definite integral to the study of
problem-solving techniques in the physical sciences. Prerequisite: 110
or Mathematics Placement Exam results. NS
Continuation of the study of the derivative and definite integral for
problem-solving, involving more challenging functions. Topics include
techniques of integration, improper integrals, numerical approximation
techniques, conics, sequences and series, and polar coordinates.
Prerequisite: 130. NS
Students learn to explore primary scientific
literature, develop a research project and, depending upon student and
faculty interest, learn advanced laboratory skills. The course will
result in a research proposal. .5 credits. Prerequisite: at least four
courses at or above the 200 level in biology.
The second course in the three-semester research sequence for Biology
and Chemistry majors, with focus on research and oral presentations.
Seminar based on original research and/or recent scientific literature
following the proposal developed in 39 8. Seminar presentations and a
draft research paper are required. Specific research topics selected
based on interests and background of faculty and students. One course
credit. Prerequisite: BIO 398.
The third course in the three-semester sequence for Biology and
Chemistry majors with the focus on the analysis of research results,
research paper and a poster presentation. .5 course credits. Completion
of this course will fulfill one writing-intensive credit. Prerequisite:
A 14-week clinical experience in local
schools for majors in the College for Women and the Adult Learning
Programs who pursue instructional certification for elementary education
or a specific discipline at the secondary level. Student observes
school calendar, not college calendar. Supplemented with the appropriate
practicum seminar. Prerequisites: all professional coursework; adviser
approval. (Three course credits).
Mendelian genetics and principles of heredity; introductory molecular
genetics; evolutionary genetics. Prerequisite: 102. Three hours lecture;
three hours laboratory. NSL
Survey of the plant kingdom, emphasizing
classification, evolution, structure and function. Emphasis also on
botanical, horticultural and economic aspects of plants used as sources
of food, fibers and pharmaceuticals. Prerequisite: 102. Three hours
lecture; three hours laboratory. NSL
Morphology, physiology and genetics of microorganisms; emphasis on
bacteria and bacteriological techniques. Prerequisites: 102, CHM 201.
Three hours lecture; three hours laboratory. NSL
A seminar course offered as needed to cover topics of interest to
students and faculty that are not treated in the regular curriculum.
Prerequisite: permission of instructor.
Descriptive and experimental analysis of the development of
multicellular organisms. A variety of vertebrate and invertebrate animal
systems are chosen as subjects for study. Early embryonic development
is emphasized; well-studied systems are chosen from vertebrate embryos
for analysis of later organogenesis and cell differentiation.
Laboratories include study of invertebrate and vertebrate embryonic
development, using both living and preserved specimens. Prerequisite:
102. Three hours lecture; three hours laboratory. NSL
A lecture/discussion course for junior/senior-level students interested
in the field of immunology. The vertebrate immune system will be
explored at the organismic as well as the cellular and molecular levels.
Topics will include evolution of host defense mechanisms; structural
and functional associations; generation of immune responses; immune
effector mechanisms,; and the immune system in health and disease.
Interactive sessions will be designed to reinforce current theory. A
field trip to an immunology research laboratory will enlighten students
about current trends in the field. Three hours lecture. Prerequisites:
102 and permission of instructor.
A rigorous, detailed study of cellular structure and function at the
molecular level. Topics include general organization of metabolic
processes in plants and animals, evolution of cellular organization,
synthesis and function of proteins, and selected topics in molecular
genetics. Prerequisites: 102 and two upper-level courses in biology or
chemistry. NS
The study of transmission electron
microscopy, including theory; techniques of preparation; and practical
experience in producing, developing and interpreting micrographs.
Students are expected to perform basic maintenance and alignment of the
microscope and carry out an individual research project. Preference to
junior and senior biology majors; others by permission. Prerequisites:
102. Two hours lecture; four hours laboratory.
Major anatomical changes undergone by
vertebrates during their evolutionary history, from invertebrate
ancestors to present-day forms. Emphasis on morphological adaptations
and evolutionary significance of anatomical features, as well as on
major paleontological events. Laboratory study of representative types.
Prerequisite: 102. Three hours lecture; three hours laboratory. NSL
Analysis of the physiological mechanisms of the vertebrate organism,
from the cellular to the organismic level. All major organ systems are
studied with emphasis on normal functions and their controls. Laboratory
study and demonstrations of basic physiological parameters.
Prerequisite: 102. Three hours lecture; three hours laboratory. NSL
A detailed study of nutrition and health, with emphasis on metabolic
pathways and relationships between nutritional intake and normal and
pathological changes in the human organism. Recommended for students
interested in the health professions. Prerequisite: 102. NS
Microscopic structure of principal
vertebrate tissues, correlated with their function and interrelations
with other tissues. Emphasis on cellular details, ultrastructure and the
relationship between tissue structure and function. Prerequisite: 102,
205 advisable. Three hours lecture; three hours laboratory. NSL
An exploration of the principles of molecular genetics with emphasis on
the control of cellular activities and the molecular structure,
function, and regulation of genes. Topics include gene technology,
genetic analysis in cell biology, regulation of the cell cycle,
cell-to-cell signaling, gene control in development, and cancer. The
course is designed as writing intensive and as such, will include
substantial writing assignments, including a major scientific research
paper (multiple drafts), portfolio and essay exams. Prerequisite: 208.
Introduction to the major classes of biomolecules: proteins, lipids,
nucleic acids and carbohydrates. Study of select biochemical processes
with a focus on enzyme-controlled reactions. Topics include: amino acid
chemistry, protein structure and function, enzymatic mechanisms,
kinetics and regulation, membrane structure and function, biochemical
basis of transcription and translation, bioenergetics, glycolysis,
citric acid cycle, electron transport and oxidative phosphorylation.
Prerequisite: 202. Three hours lecture. NS
Study of the major groups of invertebrates with consideration of
morphology, evolution, physiology and ecology. Prerequisite: 102. Three
hours lecture; three hours laboratory. NSL.
Conservation biology is the science of preserving biodiversity and
sustaining the earth. It draws upon many disciplines and findings of
theoretical biology in an attempt to develop strategies for preserving
people, populations, species, biological communities and ecosystems. The
course uses case studies to survey the possibilities and problems of
applying conservation principles in the real world. Students will
identify and find solutions to conservation problems in the local area.
Prerequisite: 102 or 110. NSL, ESL
A study of the history of life on earth and examination of principles of
organic evolution in plants and animals. Current topics in evolutionary
theory. Prerequisites: 102, 208, and a quantitative skills course. NS, WI
Introduction to the principles of ecology. Study of factors governing
distribution and abundance of plants and animals in natural and
disturbed ecosystems. Prerequisites: 102, MAT 103. Three hours lecture;
three hours laboratory. NSL, ESL, WI
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Bradley Eugene Engle, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of BiologyTeaching Areas: Physiology, Genetics, Botany
M. Dana Harriger, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of BiologyTeaching Areas: Cell Biology, Development, Molecular Biology
Laura Altfeld, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of BiologyTeaching Areas: Ecology, Evolution, Zoology
Marine Biology Field Trip When the marine biology course is offered in the fall, the students in the course participate in a field trip to Wallop's Island Marine Science Consortium located on the Chesapeake Bay. Students have the opportunity to visit a wide range of habitats including low and high energy beaches, mud flats, salt marshes, uninhabited dunes, maritime forests and inter tidal waters. We also spend time out on the water trawling for organisms that are found in the coastal waters that line the bay. An evening trip to catch bioluminescent ctenophores is always a highlight.
Invasive Species Removal on the Interpretive TrailWilson College is fortunate to have an interpretive trail on campus that includes a natural wetland, grassland area and forest. However, like most natural areas today, the trail is plagued with invasive plant species. During the fall of 2005, the Conservation Biology course decided to tackle the issue of invasive species and decide how best to return the trail to its natural state. The students chose three plots where invasives would be removed as well as two control plots. One control plot was relatively free of invasives and one plot had a very large percentage of invasives. During the course of the semester, the students identified all the plants in the plot and physically removed all invasive species. The goal is to have students from other classes continue the project and determine if the invasive removal was successful.
General Biology Course at Caledonia Each spring, the students enrolled in the General Biology course take a trip to Caledonia State Park to conduct some field research. They collect samples from the stream, identify plant life along the trails and attempt to find some interesting fungi.
Physical and Life Sciences Symposium At the end of the fall semester each year, the senior biology and chemistry majors present their research projects at the Physical and Life Sciences Symposium. This research was proposed by the student in the spring of their junior year and the research was conducted during the summer and fall. Each student chooses their own topic and conducts the research independently under the nominal guidance of a faculty member. Some of the abstracts from recent projects can be found on the student research page.
Pennsylvania Academy of Sciences The Pennsylvania Academy of Sciences holds their annual meeting each spring and many of the Wilson seniors present their research at this scientific meeting. This meeting is attended by faculty and students from across the state and provides an opportunity to share current data and research ideas. Some of the presentations from recent years are listed below.
Clark, Falon, Altfeld, L.F., and Engle, B.E. 2011. "A Comparative Analysis of the Effects of Different Wavelengths of Light on the Growth Rate, Pigmentation, and Behavior of Carassius auratus and Danio rerio."
Dennis, Megan, Altfeld, L.F., Austin, D.S. 2011 "Comparing Vitellogenin Induction by 17β-estradiol in Male Danio rerio Through Tritrophic Bioaccumulation Model and a Bioconcentration Model."Khalifeh, Mariam, Engle, B.E., Austin, D.S. 2011 "The Effects of Water Soluble Fiber Combined with Poly- and Monounsaturated Fatty Acids on Plasma Lipoprotein Levels in Hypercholesterolemic Rats."
Luan, Jing, Engle, B.E., and Harriger, M.D. 2011 "Detection of changes in mitochondrial integrity and levels of GSK-3β in Hippocampal Mitochondria of the Triple transgenic Mouse Model of Alzheimer's Disease.Pare, Monique M., Ward, N., Harriger, M.D., Santai, C.T. 2011 "The Efficacy of Dietary Supplementation of Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids on Psoriasis in the Psoriasisform Murine Model KC-Tie2."
Tadesse, Bemnete, Harriger, M.D., and Engle, B.E. 2010 "Morphometric Analysis of Interlobular Renal Arteries of Spontaneously Hypertensive Rat Pups Born to Mothers Treated with Methylphenidate Prior to and During Pregnancy."
Ditzler, Bobbie, Engle, B.E. and Austin, D.S. 2010 "Temperature Effects on the Seasonal Polyphenism for Melanization of Papilio polyxenes Larvae."
Davies, Susan, Engle, B.E. and Altfeld, L.F. 2010 "Pseudomonas syringae as a Distributor and Vector for Escheria coli in Spinacea oleracea."
Davies, Monica, Harriger, M.D., and Santai, C.T. 2009 "Comparitive Analysis of Total Coliform Bacteria and Escheria coli Concentrations Between the Conococheague and Little Cove Creeks of South Central Pennsylvania Utilizing Various Water Quality Parameters."
Lewis, Sara Ann, Harriger, M.D. and Santai, C.T. 2009 "The Effects of a Calorie Restricted Diet on Guinea Pig (Cavia porcellus) Reproduction and Metabolism."
Yeager, Merideth, Harriger, M.D., and Altfeld, L.F. 2009 "Effects of Inbreeding and Environmental Stress on Drosophila melanogaster."
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Federal Drive Interviews -- June 15
June 18, 2012
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Today's guests:
Todd Ramsey — general manager for U.S. Federal at IBM
IBM has been selling IT and services to the government longer than just about anyone. It started in the 1890s with punch card tabulators for the decennial census. Things have changed. In this final day of our special series, Inside the World's Biggest Buyer, we turn to the contractor point of view.
Jonathan Breul — executive director of the IBM Center for the Business of Government
In an earlier life, Jonathan Breul was senior advisor to the deputy director for management at the Office of Management and Budget. The president's management agenda and the president's management council are largely the result Breul's work. He's also a fellow of the National Academy of Public Administration. Now, he's about to retire.
Carolyn Colvin — deputy commissioner of Social Security, Social Security Administration
A new program between the Social Security Administration and the Defense Department couldn't come at a better time. Record numbers of returning service members are applying for disability. On average, it takes five weeks for the Social Security Administration to track down their medical files. But through a joint technology program, the two agencies have found a way to share electronic medical records in a fraction of the time — just three days.
Roy Smith — executive vice president at ITG and member of the executive advisory council of the National Contract Management Association
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Chemicals + pharmaceuticals, and in particular biotechnology and life sciences, play a leading role in Hanover and the state of Lower Saxony. More than 260 companies with almost 20,000 employees work on enzymes, vaccines, innovative medicines and seeds. Hanover's well-developed network of research institutes and universities also enjoys a high level of national and international recognition. The most famous is the Hannover Medical School (MHH) founded in 1965. There are also a further 18 universities and universities of applied sciences operating in the area of life sciences as well as 80 research institutes and 230 working groups in biotechnology. The "Who's Who" of the sector meets at the annual BIOTECHNICA, the most important European life sciences trade fair.
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So I'd love to get some perspectives and advice on this...
I have had this love/hate relationship with nutella. I am a bit embarassed but admit I have some binge / compulsive eating history and nutella, its DEFINITELY one of those things i couldn't have just one bite of and would trigger me to over-eat. Thankfully its NOT vegan and i don't know if it's the hazelnut that triggers me? or the chocolate...in any case, I'm wondering if I should avoid things like nut butters if they trigger me to over-eat. Luckily I'm allergic to peanuts so peanut butter isn't a concern.
Do any of you have similar difficulties with certain foods that tempt or trigger you to over-eat, and how have you dealt with that? Slow, baby steps or abstinence for good?
Nutella, hazelnuts, are higher in fat (even if you find or make a vegan version) so it's on the "limited" side of the kickstart anyhow, regardless of trigger or not. Add in the level of processed sugar involved - which may be the trigger more than the nuts - and it's probably not a good choice in general.
Yeah, there are some things I know are triggers to eating more and more and more... I try to also figure out "brake" foods - things that help me cut the spiral off at the pass. For example, if I do have a sweet something that triggers a desire for more and more and more, a salty thing like a dill pickle spear or particular type of multi grain, whole grain, cracker will break the cycle pretty quickly. On the other hand, sometimes I'll go a little crazy with the salty snacks and something like a cup of chamomile tea can stop that from getting out of hand.
I'm glad you understand and it's not just me haha, who can get kind of addicted to these things! You're right though - I definitely think if I just had a few regular hazelnuts, I would not feel the same compulsion to wnat and eat it, as it happens with the Nutella because of the sugars.
That's a good idea about having something salty or sour like a pickle, to curb sugar cravings. I'll try that =)
Yup. I had to do something because saying "Never have that", in most cases, gets that rebellious streak going and I want that thing more. There are a few things, like eggs (quiche, omelette, etc) that I have a physical reaction to, so it's easy to avoid (because I choose to not spend the day in the loo). The stuff that keeps me going back for "just one more" is the stuff I have to watch. It helps if I go get a glass of water, too. Just a little 'time out' to consult with myself and see where that is coming from - am I actually hungry and not satisfying a real need (protein, perhaps); am I bored, tired, anxious, etc.; is it just my mouth wanting something to do (crunchy stuff is over here); etc. If I can manage to pin down what's going on, I can usually find a good way to address it. Oh, and a little pinch of salt sprinkled on cooked chickpeas makes a pretty good sub for peanuts (which is another one of those things where I'll take a handful, then another, then another...)
I've found I have a lot more self control in the grocery store than in my pantry at 10:00 at night! So, I try just not to buy the things I will eat till they are all gone in a day or two. For me, it's wasabi peas and Mrs. May's nut clusters...yum!!!
Before when I bought treats for the kids, things like whole wheat apricot newtons or yummy rolls, I would leave them in my glass domed cake stand on the kitchen island. Then one day I decided I was just making myself nuts showcasing things I didn't want to eat. So my strategy has become to buy only things I won't binge on, and not to display treats. I also try to buy the kids treats that I'm not so crazy about.
I do a bit the opposite - I still buy whatever the rest of the family wants, whether it's a tasty pastry or wasabi peas (hubby likes those). And, they usually sit on the shelf in the kitchen that is right next to the almond milk containers (shelf stable until opened). I try to get the best quality I can (if the label has ingredients we don't have in our pantry, or can't get for the pantry like chemical stabilizers and such, we don't get it most of the time). Then, they have first choice at it (if there's only a little bit left, I leave it alone, it belongs to whomever, not me). They also have free rein to call me on it if they see me going for my third snack bar or another handful of peanuts or whatever. The way I figure, I will be confronted with treats of all sorts out in the 'real world' (work, family parties, potlucks, etc) so I may as well have a thought out and tested strategy. If I can handle it in my oh-so-available pantry, it's actually easier to handle when I'm out and about. Plus, if I know that I have a whole grain, no artificial stuff, cookie at home, it's easier to say no thanks to the white flour sugar hydrogenated fat things here at work.
What good suggestions....Since I'm just starting (was a vegetarian for years), I'm not sure what my strategy will be. I am an emotional eater so even if I'm eating fruit, I'm not eating for hunger...so that's something I have to deal with on a MH level. However, I like to cook and eat at different places and find new "items" so I have some things (snacks) in the house that will peak my interest but that I won't binge on....but that's only how far I've gotten yet
The comments about Nutella made me laugh because, although I don't think I have many 'trigger" foods I've only purchased a jar of Nutella once in my life. The stuff must be addictive or something because I actually ended up throwing a half-used jar away (after it had been in my possession about half an hour) and I'm not one for throwing food out.
But speaking of "trigger" foods, I'm slightly confused. Are nuts always bad? (Many of the cookbooks, especially the Engine 2 Diet and Joel Fuhrman's Eat to Live) use nuts and organic peanut butter. Rip Esselstyn also advocates for organic fruit newtons.) Are these foods "bad" or just higher in sugar or fat and thus just for limited consumption?
Thanks for the feedback!
Interesting 2 minute video about nuts and weight gain. If you search the site for "nuts", there are lots of other interesting ones as well.http://nutritionfacts.org/video/testing-the-fat-burning-theory/
I don't think I'd say nuts are always bad. Walnuts and almonds in particular are very good for us, we just have to be careful not to over-do on portion (which is hard!). Same goes for things like avacados and olives.
Nuts are higher in fat. For someone like Brendan Brazier or Rip Esselstyn who need a LOT of calories in their day because they expend a great deal of energy (triathlon!!), nuts, seeds, nut butters are good options. For the rest of us sitting behind a desk, we don't need the extra calories most of the time, so it's a good idea to go easy on them.
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simmonds91 wrote:haha, yeah, god forbid people have true freedom, to have their own opinions, likes/hates due to whatever circumstance. Anyone who thinks certain things whether they do something or not are evil right? (the pope did something like pray to the dead jews? I don't think any christian can bad mouth the guy when the very religion is based on repentance) But hey, nazi thinking doesn't have a good rep so I understand, personally (PERSONALLY) I don't think it matters either way what the guy is.
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The SMA 21 located in the Lewis Annex of Pius XII Memorial Library is one globetrotting piece of machinery.
Built in Germany and on loan from the University of Hawaii, the book scanner is now with the Saint Louis University Digitization Center where librarians and archivists use the machine to digitally preserve old and rare texts.
Recently, Saint Louis University Libraries has added six major histories to their Digital Collections. The volumes from the library's Special Collections, some of which have long been out of print, have been digitized and organized into fully searchable online resources to make them immediately accessible to students, faculty, staff, and alumni, as well as researchers outside the University.
The University histories included in this collection are:
Better the Dream: Saint Louis: University and Community 1818-1968 by William B. Faherty, S.J.
The official history of Saint Louis University, written to commemorate SLU's 150th anniversary in 1968.
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The history of Parks College and its founder, Oliver Lafayette Parks, from the 1920s into the 1990s.
Men to Remember: Jesuit Teachers at Saint Louis University, 1829-1979 by William B. Faherty, S.J.
This third book by Fr. Faherty is a series of short biographies of famous Jesuits in SLU's history.
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A collection of photos, made in 1968 to accompany Better the Dream.
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The first history of SLU, written by a famous SLU philosophy professor in 1879, nearly a decade before SLU moved to its current location.
As part of an agreement with the Law Library Microform Consortium to house the SMA 21, SLU archivists must devote 20 hours a week to scanning and preserving old legal and government texts. Once they complete that, the staff is free to use the scanner on other University projects, such as University history texts and class yearbooks.
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