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The University of Evansville baseball team won its season series against Creighton for the first time since 2006, topping the Bluejays 1-0 on Sunday before 2,414 fans in Omaha, Neb.
Freshman left-hander Kyle Freeland (2-3) allowed only there hits — with Creighton not getting a runner until the fifth — in nine innings. He walked one and struck out six.
Senior Trentt Copeland hit his first home run of the season in the fifth, accounting for the run. He had two of UE's five hits.
The Aces (18-10, 3-3 Missouri Valley) return to action on Tuesday at SIU-Edwardsville. Creighton fell to 12-13, 1-5.
UE won the opener 8-4 on Friday before falling 3-2 in 10 innings on Saturday.
Northern Kentucky handed the University of Southern Indiana tis sixth consecutive loss, winning 7-3 in Highland Heights, Ky., on Sunday afternoon.
The Norse (17-9, 10-2 Great Lakes Valley Conference) jumped on top 5-0 in the first two innings.
Sophomore Bryce Shoulders had the best day at the plate for the Eagles (13-12, 4-8) with two hits and two RBIs. Senior Todd Martin also had two hits.
USI plays a double-header at Kentucky Wesleyan on Wednesday.
The University of Evansville dropped a 2-1, eight-inning decision at Bradley on Sunday.
An error and a squeeze bunt in the eighth lifted the Braves (13-9, 3-6 MVC).
Sophomore Katie Sears led the Aces (9-22, 2-7), going 2 for 4 with a double that led to their lone run.
The Aces play at Illinois State on Friday.
USI dropped two to visiting Saint Joseph's, losing the opener 4-2 in 11 innings before falling 5-2.
All four runs by the Pumas in the 11th were unearned due to two errors.
Sophomore Teri Newmaster went 4 for 10 on the day for USI (20-14, 11-9). The Pumas are 22-10, 13-5.
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Shelby Steiner, an upcoming women's contemporary designer from Chicago, Illinois, has collaborated with Stock Mfg Co. to manufacture her first ready-to-wear piece available for a limited amount of time. From February 25 to March 11, the flowing layered maxi skirt priced at $76, half the retail price, is available online only at stockmfg.co.
Stock Manufacturing produces the highest quality products and sells them at the most affordable price possible made in the USA. They aim to promote talented designers and artists while strengthening American manufacturing and entrepreneurship. In complement to their own designs, &Stock is an accelerator for small and emerging designers to get their products produced and out into the marketplace, without paying the exorbitant up-front costs that come with manufacturing and selling a new brand. The process is simple, a designer submits a style, you vote on whether or not to make it. If enough commitments are made, the item enters production.
The designer and recent Columbia College graduate draws inspiration from all things in life with the intent to make the world a better place. Steiner's vision for transforming the role of a designer, by combining activism for change, is seen each season through authentic print designs and signature styling that includes heavy layering and mixed media. Whether the inspiration is derived from a controversial subject matter or simply something beautifying that people need to pay more attention to, she aims to bring awareness through fashion.
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No. 17 Texas Tech dropped a 7-6 decision to the New Mexico Lobos Tuesday at Dan Law Field at Rip Griffin Park.
No. 17 Texas Tech dropped a 7-6 decision to the New Mexico Lobos Tuesday at Dan Law Field at Rip Griffin Park.
The 17th-ranked Texas Tech Red Raiders Tech (16-8, 1-2) return home to Dan Law Field at Rip Griffin Park to play host to New Mexico (11-10, 5-4) Tuesday, March 24.
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Advances in MRI Breast Spectroscopy
A recent study published in Radiology found that proton MRI spectroscopy may eliminate 68 percent of biopsies for benign non-mass breast lesions found on standard MRI exams without missing any cancers++.
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New advances in immunodiagnostics have led to the development of an in-vitro biomarker that may help physicians determine whether a metastatic breast cancer patient is responding to treatment. This biomarker, HER-2/neu, measures levels of human epidermal growth factor receptor-2, a protein that plays a pivotal role in the growth of some breast cancer cells. Siemens Medical Solutions Diagnostics' Serum HER-2/neu test is the first and only FDA-cleared blood test for measuring circulating levels of the HER-2/neu protein in the monitoring of patients with metastatic breast cancer. Over the course of disease, monitoring HER-2/neu levels yields important information about response to therapy, and may help physicians make more informed decisions when developing and modifying patient treatment regimens.
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Sarah talked to me about their featured pet today. He has a movie name, Valentino. He's not very old so he can be trained pretty easily. She talked more about the details. He is neutered, and micro chipped.
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In this novel set on the fictitious island of Norday in the Orkneys, George Mackay Brown beckons us into the imaginary world of the young Thorfinn Ragnarson, the son of a crofter. In his day-dreams he relives the history of this island people, travelling back in time to join Viking adventurers at the court of the Byzantine Emperor in Constantinople, then accompanying a Falstaffian knight to the battle of Bannockburn. Thorfinn wakes to the twentieth century and a community whose way of life, steeped in legend and tradition, has remained unchanged for centuries. But as the boy grows up - and falls in love with a vivacious and mysterious stranger - the transforming effect of modern civilization brings momentous and irreversible changes to the island. During the Second World War Thorfinn finds himself in a German prisoner-of-war camp, and it is here that he discovers his gifts as a writer. Long afterwards he returns, now a successful novelist, to a deserted and battle-scarred island. Searching for the peace and freedom of mind he had in abundance as a child, he finds instead something he didn't even know he was looking for. George Mackay Brown intertwines myth and reality to create a novel of deceptive simplicity. The story of Thorfinn and the island of Norday is a universal and profound one, rooted in the timeless landscape of the Orkneys, the inspiration of all his writing.
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Your Diet & Diabetes • • • • • • • heart disease, stroke, kidney disease, blindness, nerve damage, leg and foot amputations, and DEATH. 13. Type 1 is often called juvenile-onset or insulin-dependent diabetes. In this form of diabetes the pancreas produces no insulin. Without insulin, the body cannot use glucose as a source of energy. Fat is used instead. The result of using fat alone for energy production is the build up of products called ketones. If untreated, this can result in death. A Type I diabetic must have daily insulin injections. Treatment also includes regular exercise and development of a meal plan. Type II diabetes Most diabetics have Type II, adult-onset, non-insulin-dependent diabetes. A Type II diabetic doesn't produce enough insulin or cannot use insulin effectively. In many cases Type II diabetes can be controlled with diet and exercise alone. However, some people may also need oral medications or insulin injections. Most Type II diabetics are older adults, overweight, and have a blood relative who has the disease. Although there are obese people who do not develop diabetes, obesity is thought to play an important role by reducing the effectiveness of insulin in the body. Keeping weight down and increasing physical activity will help most people delay or prevent Type II diabetes. There also are slim or lean people who have Type II diabetes. For these people, maintaining their body weight and modifying their diets and eating patterns will help lessen glucose problems. Gestational diabetes The third type of diabetes, called gestational diabetes, occurs in some pregnant women. Your doctor should monitor this type of diabetes closely. The symptoms and treatment will mimic the Type II diabetic. It usually disappears after childbirth. Diabetes is the leading cause of premature deaths and the sixth leading cause of all deaths in the United States. Improperly managed, it can lead to: Unfortunately, about 7 million people in the United States have diabetes and don't know it. The most common type of diabetes, adult-onset diabetes, usually begins when a person is in his or her mid-50s, but diabetes is not inevitable. Minor changes in your lifestyle can greatly reduce your chances of getting this disease. WHAT IS DIABETES? Diabetes is a disorder in which the body does not use the sugars in food in the usual way. Normally, some of the food you digest is changed into glucose (sugar), which your body uses for fuel. Blood carries glucose to the cells where a hormone called insulin allows it to enter the cells. Diabetics produce too little insulin or none at all, or cannot use insulin properly. Then dangerously high levels of glucose can build up in the blood. This high blood glucose leads to the conditions listed in Table I. If untreated, high blood glucose can lead to the serious complications mentioned above. Distributed in furtherance of the acts of Congress of May 8 and June 30, 1914. North Carolina State University and North Carolina A&T State University commit themselves to positive action to secure equal opportunity regardless of race, color, creed, national origin, religion, sex, age, or disability. In addition, the two Universities welcome all persons without regard to sexual orientation. North Carolina State University, North Carolina A&T State University, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and local governments cooperating. TYPES OF DIABETES Type I diabetes is the most severe form. It usually occurs early in life around age 12 or WHO IS MOST LIKELY TO GET DIABETES? • • • • • • People who are overweight People with upper-body obesity ("apple" shape) Women (50% more often than men) People who have a family history of diabetes People who are 40 or older Blacks, Hispanics, Native Americans tionist, and health educator or nurse) working with you. Whichever type of diabetes you have, the key to proper control is balancing the glucose and the insulin in the blood. This means adjusting your diet, activity, and sometimes taking medication. Activity Insulin Diet HOW CAN YOU TELL IF YOU HAVE DIABETES? Do you have any of the signs listed in Table I? If you have any of those problems on a regular basis, you should contact your doctor. You may need to be tested. Testing involves having your blood drawn and checked for glucose after a 12-hour fast (not eating for 12 hours). A glucose level of more than 140 mg/dl (milligrams/deciliter) on more than one fasting occasion indicates diabetes. If diabetes runs in your family, you should have a fasting blood glucose test every year after the age of 20. Some research has shown that diagnosing and treating diabetes early may prevent further damage to the pancreatic cells that make insulin. Changes in both diet and lifestyle may stop the progress of Type II diabetes. Stress and illness affect how well insulin works. Good management of diabetes takes both of these factors into account. Another important consideration is the prevention of heart disease. Diabetics are two to three times more likely to develop heart disease. KEYS FOR HEALTHY EATING If you do have diabetes, the American Diabetic Association suggests the following guidelines: 1. EAT A VARIETY OF FOODS. No single food provides all the nutrients needed by the body. 2. MAINTAIN A HEALTHY WEIGHT. Let your medical team help determine a healthy, reasonable weight for you. If you are overweight, start a gradual weight-loss program (less than two pounds per week) approved by your medical team. Weight loss reduces the risk of developing diabetes and returns many Type II diabetics to normal blood-sugar regulation. Losing even as little as 10 extra pounds can make a difference in your blood glucose, cholesterol, and fat levels. 3. CHOOSE A DIET LOW IN FAT, SATURATED FAT, AND CHOLESTEROL. High intakes of fats, saturated fats, and HOW IS DIABETES TREATED? Each person needs individualized treatment. Type I diabetes always requires insulin, diet, and exercise. Insulin or oral hypoglycemic agents (a medication that helps lower blood sugar) are only prescribed for Type II diabetics if diet and exercise alone fail to lower blood glucose. If you have diabetes, you need to have a medical team (doctor, nutri- Table I: Characteristics of Diabetes TYPE I TYPE II Usually gradual and after the age of 40 Insulin made but not used or not enough insulin made Any of the Type I signs, plus any of the following: Tingling or numbness Itchy skin Frequent infections Slow healing Drowsiness Blurred vision Overweight Diet, Exercise, Insulin (sometimes) ONSET: CAUSE: WARNING SIGNS: Usually sudden and before the age of 30 Insulin not made Abnormal thirst Frequent urination Weakness Excessive hunger Rapid, unexplained weight loss Poor growth Flushed skin Fruity breath Nausea, vomiting Diet, Exercise, Insulin therapy TREATMENT: cholesterol (found only in animal products) have been linked to increased risk for heart disease and stroke. Fat in your diet should be no more than 30 percent of your total calories, saturated fat less than 10 percent of calories, and cholesterol no more than 300 milligrams per day. 4. INCREASE YOUR INTAKE OF FIBER FOODS. Dietary fiber is found in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains and cereals. A high fiber diet (40 grams per day) may help control or prevent diabetes. Researchers have found that dietary fiber reduces a diabetic's need for insulin, improves blood-glucose control, lowers blood cholesterol and fat levels, and helps with weight loss. Not all types of fiber help to control diabetes. "Watersoluble" fiber has a stabilizing effect on blood sugar levels while "water-insoluble" fiber does not. A mixture of both is found in plant products. Excellent sources of water-soluble fiber include oat products, peas, beans, pasta, brown rice, falafel, cracked wheat, rye, and fruit. 5. CONTROL SUGAR CONSUMPTION. There has been considerable controversy on the effect of various sources of sugar on blood glucose. More and more evidence has shown that blood glucose values are not always worsened by sugar in the diet. That is why diabetics now are allowed more sugar. Your medical team should be involved in making decisions about how much sugar you should eat. Non-nutritive sweeteners (like aspartame, acesulfame, saccharin) are preferable to both sucrose (table sugar) and fructose (fruit sugar) in drinks, cereals, puddings, and other foods. This is especially true for overweight diabetics. 6. USE SALT (SODIUM) ONLY IN MODERATION. Most people eat more salt than they need. Salt can raise blood pressure, which increases the chances for heart disease or stroke. You need less than 1,000 milligrams of sodium per 1,000 calories, and should not consume more than 3,000 milligrams of sodium per day. To cut back on sodium, use less salt when cooking and at the table. One-half teaspoon is equal to about 1,000 milligrams of sodium. Limit foods that are high in sodium, such as processed meats, cheeses, condiments, chips, fast foods, convenience meals, crackers, and salted nuts. Read labels for sodium content 7. IF YOU DRINK ALCOHOL, DO SO IN MODERATION. Alcohol is another source of empty calories. It is probably best to avoid alcohol altogether. However, if your doctor permits it, alcohol can be included in your meal plan. Be sure that you drink only small amounts slowly during meals. Alcohol on an empty stomach can cause a low blood sugar reaction. Alcohol blocks the production of glucose and enhances the effects of insulin. HOW CAN YOU CARRY OUT THESE KEYS FOR HEALTHY EATING? Following a diabetes meal plan and using the exchange lists will help you implement the above guidelines. The first step is to talk with your dietition or health professional, who will help you work out a diet prescription. A diet prescription is vital in managing diabetes and preventing complications. Your personalized diet prescription does not need to be an expensive or "special" diet. Your basic nutritional needs are the same as those of a nondiabetic. However, you may have specific needs, such as: • • • • limiting total calories for a healthy body weight, chronic health conditions, food preferences, and age, job, and activity levels that affect food needs. You must follow your prescribed diet faithfully. This is especially important if you have one of the complications like heart disease, high blood pressure, or kidney disease. WHAT IS A DIABETIC MEAL PLAN? A diabetic meal plan matches calories from fat, carbohydrate, and protein with your body activity and insulin levels. It is based on grouping foods into what is called the exchange system. This system translates the prescribed calories into actual foods. There are six different exchange lists or groups of food: milk, vegetable, fruit, bread and starch, meat, and fat. Each group contains foods that are similar in protein, fat, and carbohydrate content. (Call the American Diabetes Association if you want a copy of the Exchange Lists.) Serving sizes for each food are given so that you can exchange one food for another in the same group. For example, for one fruit exchange you could choose 1/4 cantaloupe, 1 small apple, 1 fresh fig, or 12 grapes. Each of these has 10 grams of carbohydrate and 40 calories. Vary your food choices as often as you desire. It is the number of servings from each list and the correct serving size of each food that needs to be carefully watched. Your meal plan should be based on your receiving 50 to 60 percent of the daily calories from carbohydrate, 15 percent from protein, and the remainder as fat. A dietition can tell you how many exchanges you can have from each of the six lists and when you should have them. If you take insulin medication, a consistent daily routine is essential. The plan will be set up to balance carbohydrate and insulin peaks. This means that meals should be eaten at the same times each day. The amount and types of food should also be the same. The non-insulin dependent diabetic does not need the same consistency in daily routine but must strive to achieve and maintain a reasonable weight. Following the diabetic meal plan is fairly easy. This meal pattern can be used for the entire family. You can prepare the same foods that would be included in any wellbalanced diet. The only difference is that you will choose from six exchange lists instead of the four food groups. For example, an overweight 50-year-old woman with noninsulin-dependent diabetes, a moderate activity level, and high blood pressure, may have a diet prescription for 1,445 calories that includes 210 grams of carbohydrate, 84 grams of protein, and 35 grams of fat. The meal plan could be the following: Meal Exchanges Milk Vegetable Fruit Bread Meat Fat Supper: 3 ounces lean roasted ham 1 medium potato with 1 teaspoon margarine 1 cup broccoli and cauliflower, mixed with 1 tablespoon salad dressing 3/4 cup mandarin orange slices 1/2 cup lowfat yogurt Snack: 2 medium-sized oatmeal raisin cookies Breakfast Lunch Supper Snack 1 1 0.5 1 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 3 1 1 3 1 EXERCISE Important benefits of a regular aerobic exercise program in diabetes management include: • decreased need for insulin, • decreased risk of obesity, and • decreased risk for heart disease. Exercise decreases total cholesterol, improves the ratio of low-density lipoprotein (LDL) to high-density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL), and reduces blood triglycerides. It may also decrease blood pressure and lower stress levels. Walking is one of the easiest and healthiest ways to exercise. This is one activity that anyone can do for a lifetime without special equipment and with little risk of injury. Talk to your doctor about exercise. Supervised activity is best because of the risk of an insulin imbalance. Use the buddy system when you exercise. Using the exchange lists, this can be translated into a variety of enjoyable meals like the following. Breakfast: 1/2 cup shredded wheat cereal with 1 cup skim milk 1 piece raisin toast with 1 tablespoon cream cheese 1 fresh peach black coffee Lunch: tuna sandwich (2 pieces whole wheat bread, 2 ounces tuna, canned in water, 1 tablespoon low-calorie mayonnaise, 3 leaves lettuce, 1/2 cup sliced tomato, and 1 dill pickle) 1 1/4 cup fresh strawberries 1 cup skim milk There is no cure for diabetes. However, you can manage or delay diabetes through diet, exercise, weight control and, if necessary, medication. Prepared by Jacquelyn W. 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'The Grand Domestic Revolution—User's Manual' (GDR) investigates the domestic space and its (changing) use through a variety of methods and disciplines, traversing the fields of art, design, architecture, urban planning, activism and theory. A number of artists and other practitioners contribute to this endeavour. Residents from 2009-2011 include Sepake Angiama, Paul Elliman, and Doris Denekamp who utilized neighbourhood and online research to create prototypes and interventions around the theme of (Green) Cooperativsm. Wietske Maas and Travis Meinolf experimented with Home Production; while 'interor' infrastuctural interventions for the furniture, library and hallways were created by ifau & Jesko Fezer, Mirjam Thomann and Graziela Kunsch. Current themes and residents from February–October 2011 include Kyohei Sakaguchi and Kateřina Šedá who will each investigate forms of usership in architectures; home and housing rights with Maria Pask and Nazima Kadir; the question of invisible and domestic labour taken up by Werker Magazine; Agency will continue its deliberations on copyright issues of domestic THINGS (gardens and textiles); and keywords in relations to food service work will be workshopped with Xu Tan. Parallel to this, the Read-in activity continues. Initiated by artist Annette Krauss and theatre maker, Read-in is an open reading group inhabiting a different neighbour's home for every session.
The GDR library constitutes the backbone of our ongoing 'living research' and thus grows over time. The library offers points of engagement with the project and consists of different research materials such as books, articles, images and DVDs (artist's video, films) that are available for viewing when visiting the apartment. The first installment was done by the GDR team and was later adapted by Sao Paulo-based artist Graziela Kunsch who suggested that the GDR team create thematic selections.
'The Grand Domestic Revolution-User's Manual' is a long-term project developed as Casco's contribution to 'Utrecht Manifest: Biennial for Social Design'. The project deals with the evolutionary and collaborative process of "living" research in the contemporary domestic and private sphere – particularly in relation to the spatial imagining (or the built environment). It aims at re-articulating while exercising the notions of the social, the public and, eventually, the commons.
TOWN MEETINGS has its genealogy in past regular GDR events from 2009–2010. These include Home Cinema, where the screening of films that touch upon different aspects of domesticity, neighbourhood organisation, urban planning and alternative politics, take place; Thursday Night Supper, occasions for cooking, eating and discussion with various guests, and the midterm manifestation GDR GOES ON which consisted of a series of events over four days in domestic, private, and public spaces in Utrecht.
Since August 2010, the GDR team have undertaken research in order to connect with the local neighbourhood on questions relating to peoples' social conditions and material environments. Questionnaires, interviews, and conversations are the methods used to explore the themes and problems addressed in GDR, such as self-organised governance, co-operative living, and spatial organisation in and from the domestic sphere.
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CHECK IN: 28 & 29 October 19.00-21.00; 30 October 15.00-17.00
'Read-in': 30 October 18.00-21.00
HOME CINEMA: 31 October 14.00-18.00
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'The Grand Domestic Revolution GOES ON' is a mid-way manifestation of 'User's Manual: The Grand Domestic Revolution (GDR), Casco's long-term 'living research' project. GDR explores the potential of the domestic and private sphere as a locus for creating 'the commons' – a self-organised form of sharing both material and immaterial resources – by means of artistic, organisational and spatial design operations. The project is titled after a book by architectural historian Dolores Hayden on the late 19th century material feminist design movement in the United States that communalised the spaces of isolated domestic work; they built public kitchens, communal apartments, co-operative childcare facilities, organised their own working and living co-operatives and were involved with town planning. GDR recalls this multi-faceted social movement, and by means of action research, artistic investigations, theory and design/architectural practice, searches for other forms of living that subvert capitalist organizations of society.
What began as a year long project in October 2009 will continue, culminating in an exhibition and publication in October 2011 that will share its research outcomes and potentially act as a catalyst for further projects. An apartment rented as the headquarters of the project continues to be available for residency and visit.
GDR GOES ON is conceived as a reflection of the major activities and investigations developed thus far by articulating key questions through public discussions in different formats. It consists of CHECK IN, a series of events over three days, 'Read-in' a collective activity organised by an ongoing reading group, HOME CINEMA, a screening event at the GDR apartment, FORUM 'Dwelling in the Commons' and the neighbourhood ACTION 'Turn-Key Home/Two in One'?. MIDTERM MANUAL also accompanies GDR GOES ON.
At a time when the support structures in our lives, such as housing, care systems and 'privacy' are absorbed into capitalist operations and become increasingly precarious, GDR proposes to investigate possibilities of other forms of living together.
'User's Manual: The Grand Domestic Revolution' is conceived as Casco's contribution to 'Utrecht Manifest–Biennial for Social Design'.
In Search of Lost Lime
Lime (linden) leaf madeleines
Today was time to crush the urban lime (linden) leaf to a fine powder, which had been drying against the windowsill of the GDR flat.
Drying linden leaves, indoors on tables, benches and the window sill
In times of wheat scarcity (notably during the second world war), some French people used pulverised lime leaf as a flour substitute. Last week I gathered leaves from the shoots that grow on the trunk of linden trees, along the Oude Gracht in Utrecht, and the quieter zone near Beatrix park as recommended by Wim Horst who is Utrecht Park Coordinator and tree authority.
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As a first try-out, I used the lime leaf flower and lime flower honey to make plump little madeleines inspired by the French wartime use of lime flour together with Marcel Proust's madeleine induced involuntary memory. Perhaps the most well-cited extract of Rembrance of Things Past is when Proust tatses a petite morsel of madeleine dipped in lime flower tea: The past is hidden somewhere outside the realm, beyond the reach of intellect, in some material object … which we do not suspect.)
Adapted recipe using lime flower honey and crushed lime flower leaves.
Madeleines: tried and approved by Dr Guo-Dong Wang in Sino Holland chinese herbalist practice (downstairs of GDR flat)
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Tara McConnell was looking for answers to the extreme fatigue and brain fog that began impairing her life in 2009. McConnell, 38, of Auburn, decided to look for them, and relief, through the less traditional route of naturopathic medicine. After a series of tests and treatment at Bukovina, a Naturopathic Medical Center in Auburn, McConnell said she gained her vitality back, along with a more complete understanding of her own body. Cari Thackuk, a North American Board of Naturopathic Examiners board-certified, licensed naturopathic doctor, physical therapist and co-owner of Bukovina, put McConnell on a series of herbal supplements and a weight loss plan. It was designed to correct the underlying issues causing her health problems. "I was definitely fatigued. I had a lot of headaches. I wasn't thinking clearly. I'd forget words of things," McConnell said. "She put me on really great supplements and from there I did the HCG Diet. I have never felt better in my life. It's hard to describe how much better I felt. It was a ton of increased energy, increased sleep, better sleep, definitely more clear thinking. The brain fog lifted." McConnell, who lost 30 pounds on the treatment, still goes to her physician, but said naturopathic medicine has given her a more complete picture of how her body works. One test that Thackuk ran showed McConnell the water-content of her cells. Another revealed that she was allergic to gluten. "It's a good complement. There are naturopathic remedies for normal things that all of us have. The supplements Bukovina uses are research-based," McConnell said. "I don't think FDA approval is all it's cracked up to be anymore. I still go to my physician, but he doesn't tell me any information about what my body is doing." Thackuk said that while the two approaches to medicine work in tandem, naturopathy is more holistic in nature. "It covers the whole person. It's not about looking at a piece of people as separate entities, but looking at them as pieces of a whole puzzle, that when you put it together, you can really help them. Our goal is always to get to the cause of the problem." Thackuk's own experience with naturopathy solidified her desire learn to help treat people with it. She was diagnosed with breast cancer her first year of naturopathic medical school. "I was surrounded with some of the best naturopaths in the field. With a combination of allopathic (conventional) and naturopathic medicine I never had to do chemotherapy and I never had to have radiation," Thackuk said. "That too obviously inspired me to continue." Thackuk said she is cancer-free now. According to Thackuk, patients with many different kinds of conditions can benefit from the alternative treatments, such as intravenous therapy, supplementation, homeopathic medicines and bio-identical hormones. She has treated patients with autoimmune diseases, Fibromyalgia, Multiple Sclerosis and even cancer. Thackuk said other patients struggling with menopause and children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder have also benefitted from naturopathy. While some may be skeptical of the less mainstream treatment, Thackuk said that many medical doctors are even starting to become more supportive of naturopathic practices. In 2005, California passed a law that required all practicing naturopathic doctors to be licensed by a board. Prior to that anyone could call themselves a naturopath, regardless of if they went to naturopathic medical school. "We really get to know our patients. Our first appointment is an hour and a half long," Thackuk said. "The only way naturopathic medicine works is if we work together. I am happy if a medical doctor just lets me do my job. Many of them don't realize the level of education I have." Other supplements to Western medicine include chiropractic therapy, acupuncture, craniosacral therapy, myofascial relief and even music therapy. Heather Perry, a licensed chiropractor and owner of Healing Hands Wellness Center in Auburn, uses a variety of healing modalities to treat her patients. She said craniosacral therapy and myofascial relief are just two techniques that are good supplements to chiropractic. She also tests her patients for allergies, which are often a hidden culprit of inflammation. "All of these modalities are to allow the body to heal itself," Perry said. "Western medicine says, 'we have a symptom, we have a drug to get rid of that symptom.' Eastern medicine says, 'let's treat the cause, therefore you don't need the medicine.'" Through craniosacral therapy, Perry said she gently manipulates the spine, skull and fascia to allow spinal and other fluids to flow through the body properly. She started learning the therapy after receiving it herself for chronic headaches and having tremendous results. In addition to finding healing in an alternative method, McConnell, who is a Certification Board for Music Therapists board-certified music therapist, helps patients find healing in an alternative method. She said live music can relieve pain because it releases endorphins and causes hormones to increase by 20 percent. Currently, McConnell has a contract with Sutter in Sacramento, but also works in schools with special needs children and in psychiatric hospitals. She has seen music therapy help restore patients' communication, cognition and sensory and motor skills. "Music is found in all parts of the brain simultaneously. If one part of the brain is damaged in a stroke and the person can think, but can't talk, the brain can reroute itself and if they can't speak a lot of times they can sing." Using singing as a starting point, patients can be taught how to speak and eventually have the music phased out, according to McConnell. Overall, McConnell said medical treatment and life should be approached without too many extremes. "I like balance. For me it's all about balancing traditional medicine with naturopathic medicine, balancing my love of Italian pasta with knowing how my body reacts to gluten. I enjoy life and now know I know what I am doing to my body." Reach Sara Seyydin at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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I was looking for a good chowder recipe to use up some fresh sweet corn that I had taken off the ears, and I've got to say that this chowder is fantastic! I, too, used part 1/2 and 1/2 in place of the milk, just because I was getting low on milk. I didn't have jalapenos so I shook in a little of Frank's Hot Sauce. I also used leftover rotisserie chicken instead of raw. I took a cup and a half of the fresh sweet corn and poured in a little of the half&half, gave it a buzz with my stick blender and used it in place of the canned cream corn. I know it sounds like I made alot of changes to the recipe but I think they are minor and I'm sure it would be just as good if it were made exactly as written. Although I think the fresh sweet corn was a plus, that's not always convenient! I did follow the rest of the recipe exactly as written. DH loved it and he's not a soupy kind of guy. When I asked him how many stars he'd give it he said, "four!" before the words were out of my mouth! lol! Next time I'll try to have jalapenos on hand, and I think some fresh cilantro or parsley would work nicely too! Thanks for a wonderful recipe!
Just made this soup! So Yummy! Didn't use jalapeno, but, cheyenne gives it just enough kick. Quick and had all the ingredients on hand. Didn't have cream corn though, so I put a can of corn in blender with juices. Turned out GREAT!! Thank You for the recipe, Derf.Don't know why people make bad comments on recipes and Totally change them. REALLY!! No Chicken:)
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"In a perfect world what poor countries at the lowest rungs of economic development need is not a multi-party democracy, but in fact a decisive benevolent dictator to push through the reforms required to get the economy moving"
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"Ask most people who live in a home and have a mortgage on it whether they own their own home and the answer is almost guaranteed to be a resounding 'yes'. Yet it's the wrong answer. Technically speaking, until they have paid the mortgage off, they don't own it. Herein lies the difference between reality and illusion, between ownership and control. This confusion lies not only at the individual level, but also at the heart of government thinking."
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October 24 was one of those days when everyone in the news business seemed to have been reading the very same obscure academic journal. "Discrimination May Affect Risk of High Blood Pressure in Blacks," was the New York Times headline; "Study: Discrimination May Cause Hypertension in Blacks," declared the Washington Post. Nor were print reporters the only ones scouring the American Journal of Public Health, where the blood-pressure study was published; even the 11 o'clock local news nationwide was up to speed that night on the latest issue of the American Public Health Association's journal.
The reason for the avalanche of coverage is simple: A press release hyping the article was faxed around by the association's publicrelations department, with an embargo that forbade any news about the article until the evening before October 24. For its efforts, the association was rewarded with news coverage that was as lavish as it was credulous. In their rush to report a juicy story about the ravages of racism, the journalists never noticed they were being had. In truth, the so-called study is such a jumbled mess of contradictory data that it couldn't possibly be evidence of anything, let alone the contentious thesis that racism literally causes illness in black people.
The article, "Racial Discrimination and Blood Pressure," was written by Nancy Krieger of the Harvard School of Public Health, in an attempt to show that the well-documented prevalence of hypertension among blacks is the result of discrimination. It isn't the first such study that Krieger has done. She has tried for years to show that the Left's favorite old bogeys aren't just societal ills, but scientifically demonstrable pathogens. (Other Krieger articles: "The influence of social class, race, and gender on the etiology of hypertension among women in the United States" and "Racism, sexism, and social class: implications for studies of health, disease, and well-being.") Were she to succeed, racism, sexism, and "homophobia" would no longer be matters for law and ethics. Instead, their eradication would become a job for public-health authorities with their clipboards and white frocks. No wonder the American Public Health Association is so eager to publicize Krieger's findings.
Here's how Krieger's study worked. Blood pressure readings were taken for 831 black men and 1,143 black women between the ages of 25 and 37. The participants were asked a barrage of questions about their income, occupation, education, marital status, smoking status, and weight. To eliminate the effect of those factors known to raise blood pressure -- like obesity and smoking -- the results were weighted. The participants were either deemed " professional class" or "working class" based on income and occupation. Then the participants were asked whether they experienced racism in any of seven situations -- "at school," "getting a job," "at work," "getting housing," " getting medical care," "on the street or in a public setting," and "from the police or in the courts." The responses allowed Krieger to put the participants in a variety of subgroups. There were, for example, working- class black men who reported no discrimination; those who reported some discrimination; and those who reported discrimination in three or more areas of life. The same breakdowns were made for working-class black women, professional-class black men, and professional-class black women.
Krieger's thesis is that the stress of experiencing racism is a cause (perhaps the cause) of high blood pressure among black Americans. One would think that to prove this, you would need to find that racism tracks with blood pressure -- that is, those who reported experiencing the most racism on average would have the highest blood pressure, and vice versa. But this is not what Krieger's findings showed. For starters, professional-class blacks had significantly lower blood pressure than working-class blacks. This, even though Krieger's data (and a wealth of other surveys) show that professional-class blacks claim to encounter more racism than do their blue- collar counterparts.
Krieger isn't about to admit that the data disprove her hypothesis, however. Instead, she is ready with an "interpretation" of the results. Professional- class blacks may report more racism than working-class blacks, but according to Krieger it doesn't drive their blood pressure up as much because of "their greater social and economic resources and, thus, perhaps greater willingness to name and challenge discriminatory treatment."


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