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Thrushes (poem)
by HUGHES (Ted)
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|HUGHES (Ted)
|1: A Battle; a poem
|in Outposts No 74. Autumn, 1967. Wrappers. Very good. [Also: Edwun Brock, Alex Comfort, William Plomer and others]
|£ 12.00 Ref: 569368
|HUGHES (Ted)
|2: A Crow Hymn; a poem.
|LIMITED EDITION OF 100 NUMBERED COPIES, this copy unnumbered. Sceptre Press, 1970. Wrappers. Spine a trifle tanned o/w very good.
|£ 50.00 Ref: 565142
|HUGHES (Ted)
|3: A Motorbike; a poem
|in The Listener 30th November, 1967. Wrappers. Very good. [Also: Doris Lessing, Alan Bennett, G.Grigson, W.Empson, Christopher Ricks, A.Burgess]
|£ 7.50 Ref: 573042
|HUGHES (Ted)
|4: A Solstice; a poem.
|LIMITED EDITION OF 250 COPIES (from an edition of 350). Sceptre Press, 1978. Bookplate. Wrappers. Very good indeed.
|£ 15.00 Ref: 565140
|HUGHES (Ted)
|5: Crow
|First Edition. Faber, 1970. Small nick to foredge of title o/w very good in slightly grubby d/w with one small closed tear to one corner.
|£ 55.00 Ref: 574243
|HUGHES (Ted)
|6: Crow
|First Edition. Faber, 1970. Near fine in price clipped d/w.
|£ 110.00 Ref: 575913
|HUGHES (Ted)
|7: Essay on Hughes by Neil Roberts
|in Delta No.57. Wrappers.Fine[Also:P.Redgrove]
|£ 3.50 Ref: 570640
|HUGHES (Ted)
|8: Five Autumn Songs for Children's Voices
|ONE OF 311 NUMBERED COPIES. Gilbertson, 1968. Bright pink wrappers. Very good indeed.
|£ 22.00 Ref: 570571
|HUGHES (Ted)
|9: Five Poems
|in London Magazine Vol 10, No 4. New Series. July/August, 1970. Wrappers. Very good. [Also: John Betjeman, Donald Davie, Victor Pasmore, Thom Gunn, George Barker, Patrick Procktor, Peter Porter, Roy Fuller, Jonathan Raban and others]
|£ 10.00 Ref: 573501
|HUGHES (Ted)
|10: Five poems from a Prometheus sequence
|in Antaeus 12. Winter, 1973. Wrappers, with library stamp on upper cover o/w very good. [Also: S.Heaney, Paul Muldoon, P.Porter, Thom Gunn, Roy Fuller, John Fuller, Douglas Dunn, Dannie Abse, Michael Hamburger, Philip Larkin, Michael Longley, Derek Mahon, Edwin Morgan, John Montague, Peter Redgrove, Stephen Spender, Peter Supham, Hugo Williams, Anthony Thwaite, Charles Tomlinson, Jon Stallworthy and many others - quite an issue !]
|£ 12.50 Ref: 573152
|HUGHES (Ted)
|11: Football
|Illustrated by Christopher Battye. LIMITED EDITION OF 60 COPIES WITH THE LOOSE ADDITIONAL, BOTH PRINT SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR AND ARTIST. Prospero Poets, 1995. Fine in illustrated wrappers. The loose print mounted and framed.
|£ 300.00 Ref: 574489
|HUGHES (Ted)
|12: Gaudete
|First Edition. Faber, 1977. Near fine in un price-clipped d/w.
|£ 20.00 Ref: 570093
|HUGHES (Ted)
|13: Grace [and] Waste; (two poems)
|in Winter Poetry Supplement compiled by David Harsent. December, 1983. Wrappers. Very good. [Also: Paul Muldoon, Kevin Crossley-Holland, Craig Raine, Peter Scupham, Douglas Dunn, Gavin Ewart and many others]
|£ 7.50 Ref: 571542
|HUGHES (Ted)
|14: Introduction; stories by New Writers
|First Edition. Faber, 1960. Very good indeed in d/w with one small abrasion to upper panel. [Contains the stories 'The Rain Horse', 'Sunday' and 'Snow' by Hughes. Also contributing: Alan Coren, Julian Mitchell, Jim Hunter and others]
|£ 40.00 Ref: 574587
|HUGHES (Ted)
|15: Letters of Ted Hughes
|First Edition. Illustrated with photos. Faber, 2007. Fine in d/w.
|£ 12.50 Ref: 576085
|HUGHES (Ted)
|16: Lines about Elias; a poem for Thom Gunn
|in PN Review Vol 16, No 2. 1989. 'Thom Gunn at Sixty' issue. Folio. Wrappers. Very good. [Also: John Ashbery, Donald Hall, Michael Schmidt, Donald Davie, Vikram Seth, Timothy Steele and others]
|£ 5.00 Ref: 569382
|HUGHES (Ted)
|17: New Selected Poems 1957-1994
|First Edition in paperback. Faber, 1995. Bookplate. Wrappers, slightly discoloured along top edge of upper wrapper o/w very good.
|£ 12.00 Ref: 570611
|HUGHES (Ted)
|18: Nightfall; a poem
|in The Listener July 21st, 1966. Wrappers. Very good. [Also: John Fuller].
|£ 7.50 Ref: 573040
|HUGHES (Ted)
|19: Nightfall; a poem
|in The Listener July 21st, 1966. Wrappers. Very good.
|£ 7.50 Ref: 573101
|HUGHES (Ted)
|20: O White Elite Lotus; a poem
|in Critical Quarterly Vol 6, No.4. Winter, 1964. Wrappers. Very good. [Also: William Empson, Richard Wilbur, Donald Davie]
|£ 5.00 Ref: 569045
|HUGHES (Ted)
|21: Oedipus by Seneca
|Adapted by Hughes. Pre-publication film script differing slightly from the published version. Roneo script. Wrappers with window on upper panel. Very good. SCARCE.
|£ 150.00 Ref: 566836
|HUGHES (Ted)
|22: Patrick White's 'Voss'
|in The Listener February 6th, 1964. Wrappers. Very good. [Also: J.Brooke, A.Burgess]
|£ 7.50 Ref: 573194
|HUGHES (Ted)
|23: Prometheus on his Crag; a poem
|in The Oxford Poetry Magazine No 2. Summer, 1973. Wrappers. Very good. [Also: Roy Fuller, Elizabeth JenningsAndrew Harvey, Andrew Motion, John Wain and others]
|£ 7.50 Ref: 573150
|HUGHES (Ted)
|24: Season Songs
|First Revised Edition in paperback. Faber, 1985. Wrappers. Fine.
|£ 10.00 Ref: 574864
|HUGHES (Ted)
|25: Shells
|in The London Magazine March 1961.Wrappers.Fine [also L.MacNiece, C.Causley, T.Gunn, J.Brooke, R.Fuller,E.Upward]
|£ 7.00 Ref: 570376
|HUGHES (Ted)
|26: Spring Summer Autumn Winter
|LIMITED EDITION OF 140 COPIES SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR.Designed and printed by Sebastian Carter at Rampant Lions Press for Rainbow Press, 1973. 4to. Full cream calf lettered in gilt on upper cover. Very good in the original cork slipcase
|£ 225.00 Ref: 575735
|HUGHES (Ted)
|27: Ted and I; a Brother's Memoir
|by Gerald Hughes. Foreword by Frieda Hughes. First Edition. Illustrated Robson Press, 2012. Very good indeed in d/w.
|£ 12.50 Ref: 575465
|HUGHES (Ted) and WEST (Thomas)
|28: Ted Hughes
|First Edition. Contemporary Writers Series. Methuen, 1985. Wrappers. Very good indeed.
|£ 12.50 Ref: 572128
|HUGHES (Ted)
|29: Ted Hughes by Sydney Bolt
|in Delta, Number 42, February 1968.Wrappers. Very Good.
|£ 3.50 Ref: 570641
|HUGHES (Ted)
|30: The Burning of the Brothel.
|Turret Books,: 1966
|LIMITED EDITION OF 300 COPIES, this copy unnumbered. 4to. Wrappers. Very good indeed.
|£ 45.00 Ref: 564520
|HUGHES (Ted)
|31: The Cat and the Cuckoo
|First Edition. Illustrated in colour by R.J.Lloyd. 1987. Fine in d/w.
|£ 15.00 Ref: 569612
|HUGHES (Ted)
|32: The Iron Woman
|First Edition. Illustrated by Andrew Davidson. Faber, 1993. Very good in d/w a little rubbed and creased at head and foot of spine.
|£ 15.00 Ref: 569261
|HUGHES (Ted)
|33: The Lake; a poem
|in London Magazine Vol 3, No 4. July, 1963. Wrappers. Very good indeed. [Also: Patrick White, Sidney Nolan, Robert Medley]
|£ 7.50 Ref: 576190
|HUGHES (Ted)
|34: The Poetry of Vasco Popa
|in The Critical Survey, Volume 2, Number 4. Summer 1966. Wrapper. Very good.
|£ 5.00 Ref: 576473
|HUGHES (Ted)
|35: The Rain Horse
|in London Magazine Vol 7, No 2. February, 1960. Wrappers. Very good. [Also: Robert Graves, David Caute, John Wain, Elizabeth Jennings, Alex Comfort and others]
|£ 7.50 Ref: 568586
|HUGHES (Ted)
|36: The Road to Easington; a poem
|in The Listener August 23rd, 1962. Wrappers. Very good. [Also: V.Scannell, Anthony Thwaite]
|£ 8.50 Ref: 572980
|HUGHES (Ted)
|37: The Rock
|a 1 1/2pp article in The Listener September 19th, 1963. Wrappers. Very good. [Also: W.Plomer, S.O'Faolain, A.Burgess and others]
|£ 12.00 Ref: 572858
|HUGHES (Ted) and STEADMAN (Ralph)
|38: The Threshold
|Oblong folio.Illustrated in colour throughout by Steadman. LIMITED EDITION OF 100 COPIES SIGNED BY HUGHES AND STEADMAN, this being one of 50 copies with the publisher's blind stamp on the colophon page.[These copies were retained by Steadman]. Additionally signed by Bernard Stone, proprietor of Turret Bookshop and co-proprietor with Steadman of Steam Press. Black buckram. Fine.
|£ 375.00 Ref: 572399
|HUGHES (Ted)
|39: Three Poems
|in Poetry Supplement compiled by Colin Falck. Christmas 1977.Wrappers. Fine [Also: A.Motion, W.S.Graham, Thom Gunn, Roy Fuller and others]
|£ 7.50 Ref: 566880
|HUGHES (Ted)
|40: Three Poems
|in London Magazine Vol 6, No 4. April 1959. Wrappers. Very good. [Also: Henry Green: an Unfinished Novel, Louis MacNeice, Roy Fuller, Norman MacCaig, John Wain, Thomas Blackburn, Colin Wilson, Geoffrey Grigson, Anthony Thwaite and many others]
|£ 7.50 Ref: 573440
|HUGHES (Ted)
|41: Tiger psalm; a poem
|in The Listener 16th November, 1978. Wrappers. Very good.
|£ 7.50 Ref: 573197
|HUGHES (Ted)
|42: TV On; a poem
|in The Listener 28th September, 1967. Wrappers. Very good. [Also: Margaret Drabble, Roy Fuller, G.Grigson, A.Burgess, N.MacCaig, Christopher Ricks]
|£ 7.50 Ref: 573020
|HUGHES (Ted)
|43: Two Poems
|in London Magazine Vol 5, No 8. August, 1958. Wrappers, with wrap around band. [Also: Roy Fuller and Edwin Muir]
|£ 6.00 Ref: 572608
|HUGHES (Ted)
|44: Two Poems
|in Poetry Supplement compiled by Douglas Dunn for The Poetry Society, Christmas, 1979. Wrappers. Fine. [Also: George Mackay Brown, Christopher Logue, Michael Longley, Paul Muldoon, Tom Paulin, Anthony Thwaite and others]
|£ 7.50 Ref: 573149
|HUGHES (Ted)
|45: Two Poems
|in The Critical Quarterly Vol 2, No.4. Winter, 1960. Wrappers. Very good. [Also: R.S.Thomas, Philip Larkin, Charles Tomlinson]
|£ 7.50 Ref: 575922
|HUGHES (Ted)
|46: Weasels at Work; [a poem]
|First Edition. LIMITED EDITION OF 75 COPIES SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. Morrigu Press,1983. Brown paper wrappers. Paper title label printed in red on upper cover. Fine.
|£ 325.00 Ref: 572221
|HUGHES (Ted)
|47: What Is The Truth ?
|First Edition. Drawings by R.J.Lloyd. Faber, 1984. Oblong 4to. Very good in d/w slightly marked on lower panel.
|£ 20.00 Ref: 575245
|HUGHES (Ted)
|48: Wodwo
|First Edition. Faber, 1967. Very good in trifle rubbed d/w with a few closed nicks to extremities.
|£ 75.00 Ref: 576400
|HUGHES (Ted) and OTHERS
|49: Words Broadsheets 1 - 30 (Complete)
|comprising 30 issues with poems by Hughes and many others, each issue LIMITED TO 100 COPIES, this being [ONE OF 25 COPIES SIGNED BY THE CONTRIBUTORS, these copies being NUMBER ONE]. Words Press, Surrey, 1974-1976. Wrappers. Very good indeed. [Other contributors include: Brian Patten, James Kirkup, John Pudney,Penelope Shuttle, Martin Booth,Eric W. White, Julian Nangle, Charles Causley,Leonard Clark, Anthony Rudolf, Peter Redgrove, Harry Guest, Denton Welch (unsigned (!) but signed by the editor of 6 broadsheets devoted to Welch, Jean Louis Chevalier)Michael Hamburger, Alan Sillitoe, Ruth Fainlight, Thom Gunn, D.M.Thomas, Jeremy Reed, Edwin Morgan, Peter Redgrove and others]
|£ 475.00 Ref: 573169
|HUGHES (Ted) and OTHERS
|50: Words Broadsheets Nos 1 - 30 (Complete)
|comprising 30 issues with poems by Hughes and many others, each issue LIMITED TO 100 COPIES these copies being NUMBER 100]. Words Press, Surrey, 1974-1976. Wrappers. Very good indeed. [Other contributors include: Brian Patten, James Kirkup, John Pudney,Penelope Shuttle, Martin Booth,Eric W. White, Julian Nangle, Charles Causley,Leonard Clark, Anthony Rudolf, Peter Redgrove, Harry Guest, Denton Welch (6 broadsheets devoted to him with his previously unpublished illustrations), Michael Hamburger, Alan Sillitoe, Ruth Fainlight, Thom Gunn, D.M.Thomas, Jeremy Reed, Edwin Morgan, Peter Redgrove and others]
|£ 250.00 Ref: 573170
|HUGHES (Ted)
|51: X; a poem
|in Poetry Supplement for the Poetry Book Society. Christmas, 1975. Edited by Dannie Abse. Wrappers. Fine. [Also: Iain Crichton Smith, Lleslie Norris, Thomas Blackburn and many others]
|£ 7.50 Ref: 569240


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Percentage of Men Aged 40+ Who Reported Ever Having a PSA Test by Income, Utah, 2010 and 2012
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NumeratorThe number of men aged 40 and above who reported having had a PSA test within the specified time period.
DenominatorThe total number of male survey respondents aged 40 or older excluding those who responded "don't know" or "refused" to the numerator question.
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Is there a way to use an Xbox Memory Card as file storage (for the xbox)? That way, you could like plug in a hard drive, put it in external usb case, on MS Dashboard format as memory card, then use as storage for music, photos, etc.
Xbox Memory Card As File Storage
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I believe you can, the biggest "memory card" ive tried to format was 256mb, but it's pretty pointless since the Xbox 1 only supports USB 1.1 so the data transfer rate is really slow.
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Just to be clear: I am not saying that I actually believe this is true, but it is an interesting theory nonetheless.
.... we have come nowhere close to creating even an impressive 3d or virtual world of 'gaming'. From Mario Bros to now I am not impressed!
Originally posted by Helious
Interesting post but I would argue my life is a video game played by my ex wives and there lawyers, aliens would be a vast improvement.
Originally posted by blocula
They may have created a virtual game we call earth,where three dimensional characters exist and are programmed to believe they are real and that everything around them is reality...
The aliens program certain events and situations into their virtual simualtions,that the characters believe to be random occurrences,never knowing they are actually being controlled,orchestrated and manipulated...


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"Now, after four years in captivity, life and death are the same." (Abdurrahman Shalabi, Guantanamo detainee on hunger strike)
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Thanks tons for the review!
It was the needed kick and insight to find a new direction for improvement. I re watched it many times to gather it all. Greatly appreciated your time in doing so.
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Thanks tons for the review!
It was the needed kick and insight to find a new direction for improvement. I re watched it many times to gather it all. Greatly appreciated your time in doing so.
Here is my portfolio:
Thanks for taking your time to take a look
So here it goes, let me know what you think.
Always enjoyed watching your moleskine pages, these new ones are great. The mix of mediums is something I always enjoyed in your pages, don't know if you mentioned it, but what materials are you...
Nice comeback! Please keep posting!
Thanks for the heads up. It is fun and so easy to use. Plus it is free, which makes it even better.
Funny thing, I haven't paid attention to the vuvuzelas until I read this thread. Now that I am watching, they are basically being used for the whole match. Good thing that on my local transmission,...
Fantastic sketchbook, have been checking your updates for a while. I also agree you are being a bit hard on yourself, loving your sketches and progress. Very motivating, keep it up with the...
Really outstanding works. Beautiful style.
Really amazing stuff. Always great to see works from you. EPIC
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I am actually getting the HP Pavillion (3180us model). It is a good price for what you are getting and I read that core i7 processors are really powerful. The only downside I see with it,...
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Damn Kelly, I am still stunned with your last piece. That's a very big step up in your work, really love all the textures in the cloth and even the wall. Loving that color palette. Big kudos to you,...
Looking great guys. Like how this one is developing. Keep it up!
Beautiful paintings, thanks tons for posting!
The last cover is stunning. Great to see how well it came along. Best luck to you in the contest!
Fantastic stuff, damn, really loving those pencils and oils. Looking at your works this morning, has inspire me for the whole week, keep it up!
Excelente los ultimos sketches, me gusta bastante como se estan desarrollando la direccion y dinamica de tus lapices. Ojala sea problema de la escaneada, pero seria bueno si empujaras un poco mas el...
Sent you one. Should take some time till you receive it :)
I also got some invites to share. If anyone wants one, PM me with their email.
Very nice works! Welcome to the forum!
Muy buen sketchbook, los lapices y los disenos estan bastantes buenos. Fuera bastante bueno ver algunos de ellos refinados, se ven grandes cosas por venir en este SB, sigue adelante!
Liking the progress in your last updates, those portraits are getting really good. Just wanted to stop to say how impressive and promising that last CHOW piece is looking. Hope you can finish it,...
Kelly! Really enjoyed your EOW piece. It is a nice depart from your usual stuff but it is a great thing you are trying new stuff. With the piece, I think it would been stronger is the ship was more...
Really loving the style you are developing, it would fit perfectly for children illustration type of stuff. That stylized portrait is looking very promising, looking forward for it. keep it up!
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I too have found that contrast adjustments can be a real distraction.
I fact I've started going back to some old negatives and printing them darker at grade 2 (no filtration) and have been pleasantly surprised.
It hasn't worked in every case but for a high percentage of shots a significant improvement was available.
I been trying to figure out why my subject in a darker photo can look "brighter". My working theory right now is that B&W is an abstract medium and that stronger/more black (less shadow detail) provides a better foundation for our eyes/brain to see the midtones and highlights.
Placing say a skin tone at a specific brightness on paper doesn't seem to be as important as getting a good visual foundation (within certain limits). Like walking into a darker room my eyes just seem to adjust to many darker prints.
This seems to be born out by the works of Karsh and Hurrell that I've seen.


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What I suspect he meant was that what you pay the help isn't what will sink or float the company. I've worked in places that were descending into the pit even as I was earning $16/hr to answer the phone, and I've worked in places that were doing very, very well while I was barely earning a living wage for a job that required a lot of skill, knowledge, and willingness to deal with considerable physical risk. The pay of employees is a drop in the bucket of a healthy business, and most sick businesses wouldn't be helped if the employees worked for free -- you can't keep good help by underpaying them, but you can't keep good workers in a failing shop just by writing bigger checks.


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Sword Fights and Sad Tales? Must Be Shakespeare
Salomonsson, Rebecca, The Christian Science Monitor
Drumbeats and tambourines echoed off the high-rise buildings and into the bright May sky, as excited students waved school banners through the air and chanted, "Will Power, Will Power - Shakespeare!"
It's the 23rd annual Denver Public Schools Shakespeare Festival, a day that honors the most influential playwright and poet who ever lived.
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During his lifetime (1564-1616), William Shakespeare wrote about 37 plays and 154 sonnets (poems made up of 21 lines) - as well as several longer poems.
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But it may surprise you to know that Shakespeare invented many words we still use today - such as amazement, lonely, and misplaced. (See box on next page for more.)
His works have continued to be loved and appreciated for nearly 400 years - by people old and young - as evidenced by the festival in Denver.
"I was told that it would never work, that kids would never want to do Shakespeare," says Joe Craft, founder of the event. But it did work, and kids do want to do Shakespeare.
"We started with 400 students from eight schools in 1985," Craft continues. "We've grown to 4,000 students from 88 schools."
Madison Rykman, a student at the Denver School of the Arts, explained people's love of Shakespeare's works when she spoke at the festival's opening ceremony.
"William Shakespeare continues to provoke, enthrall, and inspire us even today," she said. "Not just because of his beautiful language, but because he connects with the human experience, with all of us, in a way that few other playwrights have."
Stephanie Hobbs, a teacher at Barrett Elementary, has been bringing students to the Shakespeare festival for 16 years. "The plays are universal," she explains. "That's what these kids see. They have fights now, they had fights then. They fell in love then, they fall in love now. Once [students] get past the language, they see things [in the plays] that they're doing every day of their lives."
Shakespeare wrote "All the world's a stage," and the streets of Denver became the stages for the students as they took their places at 11 outdoor locations.
There gentlemen engaged in sword fights, ladies told sad tales of broken hearts, noblemen shouted out joyful expressions of love, and fairies played tricks on people - as students performed short scenes from Shakespeare's plays.
Some were funny, some were sad, but each scene was alive with energy and excitement.
The stages were named after theaters that existed in Shakespeare's day - such as the Rose, Blackfriars, and the Globe.
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Pork chops breaded and fried, fried okra, macaroni and cheese, more biscuits dripping with real butter, a piece of apple pie topped with a scoop of ice cream, and a glass of sweet tea loaded with sugar for supper.
Many of us have spent our lifetimes consuming delicious "Southern comfort" meals, and many of us are paying the price.
Southern states have the highest rates of diabetes in the nation, and Tennessee is no exception. Currently, 8.3 percent of the U.S. population has diabetes, as compared to 14 percent of the population in East Tennessee. Why is there such a significant difference? Because many of the comfort foods we eat are high in fat, calories, and carbohydrates, and we do not get enough exercise to maintain a healthy weight.
What is a healthy diet?
Healthy eating is not about restricting certain foods, depriving yourself of the foods you love, or staying unrealistically thin. It's about feeling great, having more energy, and keeping yourself as healthy as possible -- and you can make the necessary changes by learning some nutrition basics and using the information in a way that works for you.
How do I get started?
Limit your consumption of saturated fats, such as butter, cheese and fatty meats, and cut back on the oils, salad dressing, and fried foods you eat. Try to eat more fiber every day. Fruits and vegetables are good options at every meal as long as you do not smother your fruit in sugar, fry the vegetables, or prepare these foods in other unhealthy ways.
The biggest problem I see as a diabetes educator is not eating regularly. It's important to eat three normal size or six smaller meals at regular times during the day. You will feel better and lose weight. It's also important to balance your total calories with your energy needs.
Which foods
should I limit?
Saturated fats increase your caloric intake and your risk of heart disease. Limit your intake of these fats to 11 to 14 grams per day by cutting down your consumption of fatty cuts of meat, including poultry with the skin; sausage, pork chops; ground meat that is less than 85/15 percent lean; whole milk and whole milk products (such as sour cream, butter and cream cheese), stick margarine, butter; processed foods; and hydrogenated oils, which become firm at room temperature.
Which foods should
I increase?
Eat more unsaturated fats to reduce your weight and decrease your cholesterol level, as well as your risk for heart disease. Choose olive oil, canola, or peanut oil, which is liquid at room temperature; eat nuts, which contain unsaturated fats, but be careful because nuts are high in calories; and eat more peanut butter, olives, avocados, salmon, albacore tuna, and most kinds of fish; ground beef that is 85/15 percent lean or higher, and filet mignon, sirloin, or flank steak. Choose tub margarine instead of stick margarine, drink one percent or skim milk, and eat light or low fat milk products. A simple way to choose healthier milk products is to always choose low fat or light milk products (sour cream, cheese, yogurt, ice cream and milk).
Page 2 of 3 - How much sodium should I consume?
Limit your salt intake to 2,300 milligrams per day. If you are age 51 or older, or have high blood pressure, diabetes or kidney disease, then you are restricted to 1, 500 mg. Keep in mind that one level teaspoon of salt equals 2,300 milligrams and that one cheeseburger from your nearby fast-food restaurant may contain nearly 1,400 milligrams of salt. When you shop for groceries, check the sodium levels on the labels of canned goods before you buy them. You may be surprised by the amount of salt they contain.
What about fiber?
Fiber is filling. It curbs your appetite without loading you up with fat and calories, and it helps you lose weight. You should consume about 20 to 35 grams of fiber per day, which you can get by eating more whole grain breads, raw fruit and vegetables, dried beans, peas and brown rice, and a serving of cereal should have at least five grams of fiber or protein per serving.
How many calories should I consume per day?
Balance your energy needs with your activity level. Inactive men and women should consume about 1,500 to 1,800 calories per day. Men and women who exercise for 30 minutes three to four times a week may average about 2,000 calories per day. Active men and women who exercise 60 minutes per day may consume 2,200 to 2,500 calories every day. Keep in mind numerous variables affect caloric intake, and these values are approximate.
To summarize …
To eat a healthier diet, many of us should:
• Consume no more than 11 to 14 grams of saturated fat per day
• Choose more foods containing unsaturated fat
• Increase fiber intake
• Eat more fruits and vegetables
• Consume the appropriate number of calories for your energy needs and weight loss goals
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As food portions have increased over the years, many of us have not exercised more to burn off the extra calories. The result has been that our waist sizes have gotten larger.
Twenty years ago, the average cheeseburger contained approximately 333 calories. Today's average cheeseburger contains about 590 calories, which is an increase of 257 calories.
How long would you have to exercise to burn off the extra 257 calories? Answer: one hour and 30 minutes
Twenty years ago, one cup of spaghetti with sauce and three small meatballs contained about 500 calories. Today, we use larger plates, and the average portion of spaghetti contains two cups of pasta with sauce, three large meatballs, and 1025 calories. That is a difference of 525 calories.
How long would you have to clean house to burn off those 525 calories? Answer: two hours and 35 minutes
Twenty years ago, the average serving of French fries was 2.4 ounces, and the number of calories was 210. Today, the average serving is 6.9 ounces, and the number of calories has increased by 400 to 610.
Page 3 of 3 - How long would you have to walk at a leisurely pace to burn away those extra 400 calories? Answer: one hour and 10 minutes
Twenty years ago, the average bottle of cola was 6.5 ounces, and it had 85 calories. Today, it is 20 ounces, and the number of calories is 250. That's an increase of 165 calories.
How long would you have to work in the garden to burn off those excess calories? Answer: 35 minutes.
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Ha. Can't wait. Now that I'm not typing on my phone, I'll explain why UT is the better team than Auburn, especially in this scenario.
For all the talk of Auburn having a good defense, they couldn't stop the run. This is mostly due to the fact that they were running an offense they didn't have the personnel for, and it was designed to run as many plays as they could which kept the defense on the field and worn out by the second half.
This season, they have a similar offense that places an even greater emphasis on quick play, has a history of putting more stress on the defense, and the defense has even less depth this season than last.
UT on the other hand will be going back to the run and will do so behind an offensive line that won't be telegraphing which direction it plans to go.
UT will also have a legitimately stout defense that will possibly take a step back from last year's top ten defense, but not by much.
UT has the benefit of playing the Tide earlier in the season, so if UT's offense manages to repeat it's play from last season (it won't, but last year it did run fewer plays from scrimmage than any team in the league) it still gets the Tide earlier in the season than Auburn, meaning the defense won't be worn as thin from being on the field so much.
Venue in those rivalry games means very little, but against this Alabama team even moreso. With Utah the lone exception, Alabama was a much better road team than home team. Squeakers against UK, Ole Miss, and Tulane were in Bryant-Denny. Blowouts of UGA, Arkansas, and Clemson were on the road and I would contend that Alabama played a better game in the loss to Florida than they did in the large win over Miss State in Tuscaloosa.
He gets no credit for Arkansas. He has been more than vocal about how that wasn't his offense. And honestly, I think he deserves points off for wanting to do anything BUT hand the ball to McFadden and Jones. At Tulsa, sure, and I'm a little shy to say "that will never work in the SEC" after being wrong about both Saban at LSU and Meyer at UF, but he openly admits that his offense does his defense no favors, and if one excels to the detriment of the other, it kind of offsets the benefit of the system. Plus, for all the talk of that, he's only done it at the college level for three years, one of which he disavows and the other two at Tulsa. Kragthorpe had a pretty successful offense at Tulsa, too. How's that working out for Louisville?
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Days after being faced with a petition that urged her to publicly address gay bullying in her district, Rep. Michele Bachmann noted, "That's not a federal issue," according to CBS News. Previously, Tammy Aaberg, the mother of Justin Aaberg, a gay teen in the Anoka-Hennepin school district who committed suicide after having been bullied in area schools, delivered petitions to Bachmann's office asking her for support.
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Booq debuts new Mamba.XS carry case
updated 07:55 am EST, Wed January 14, 2004
Mamba.XS for 12\" notebooks
Booq has quietly introduced its new , a new carry case designed for 12-inch PowerBooks and the iBook. The case sports a versatile strap design that "lets you wear the bag however you like: across your chest, over one shoulder, and - you guessed it - even backpack-style." Made from tough and weather-resistant 1680D nylon, it features padded accessory pockets, removable 2-inch seatbelt-nylon shoulder straps, an internally zippered, weather-protected laptop compartment with non-scratch lining, and movable, custom-molded shoulder pads and back padding. It is available now for $70.


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Journal Sentinel business reporter Tom Daykin talks about commercial real estate and development.
Wispark buys Oak Creek lakefront site; city to buy part of it
A local development firm has completed its purchase of 80 acres on Oak Creek's lakefront, and plans to sell part of that property to the city for future park land.
A group formed by Wispark LLC bought the property, 9006 S. 5th Ave., from Oak Creek Storage and Handling Inc. earlier this month for $2.3 million, according to state real estate documents. That amounts to $28,750 per acre.
The Oak Creek Plan Commission, at its Tuesday night meeting, is to make a recommendation to the Common Council on the possible purchase of 30 acres of the Wispark property. The council is to consider the purchase at its April 2 meeting.
The city would use the land for park and open space, said Doug Seymour, director of community development. He declined to disclose the prospective purchase price before the council meeting.
Under the state Public Meetings Law, local governments may discuss real estate negotiations in closed meetings. However, any action on buying or selling property must occur in open session.
The Wispark property, which includes 1,690 feet of lake frontage, was once home to the Peter Cooper Co. glue factory. The site has undergone an environmental cleanup to prepare it for new uses.
Wispark President Jerry Franke declined to comment on possible uses for the 50 acres that Wispark would still own after the city's possible land purchase. He called it a long-term play, and said Oak Creek Storage and Handling will continue to operate on the site until its lease expires at the end of 2013.
City officials have been working for years to redevelop the larger lakefront area, dubbed Lakeview Village. Former industrial tracts in the area include 56 acres owned by DuPont, and 57 acres owned by Epic/El Paso Energy. Both are north of Bender Park.
City planners have envisioned a mix of uses in the area, including housing and retail, along with public green space that provides access to Lake Michigan. The lakefront area would likely take 10 to 20 years to develop, according to a 2009 study conducted by the Urban Land Institute.
Wispark is pursuing two other major Oak Creek developments: the redevelopment of the 85-acre former Delphi Corp. site, at the southwest corner of S. Howell and W. Drexel avenues, and the creation of a business park at the southwest corner of Howell Ave. and Oakwood Road.
Wispark is the real estate development subsidiary of Wisconsin Energy, and its activities are paid for by Wisconsin Energy's shareholders, not its ratepayers.
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