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text: PokePower:Project Anime Revision as of 18:43, November 11, 2012 by Energy X (Talk | contribs) (diff) ← Older revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff) 12,915pages on this wiki Edit History Talk8 Active This project is part of the PokePower group. Any questions about this Project should be asked on the associated talk page or on the Project leader's talk page. Shortcut:PP:PAPP:Anime Project Anime a project lead by Hstar the Chief Editor of the Anime Department and Leader of Project Anime. The goal of this project is to enhance and clean up anime articles along with the aims to write and improve comprehensive articles on anime characters and locations. Contents[show] News and Updates Thank you to Everyone who has continued working on Anime Pages. Especially the Episodes! It's amazing how many are complete!! So much has been accomplished whilst I've been absent! It's great to know that know after teaching you how to do things right, you flourish under guidance and you now do things better than I do! Nobody is allowed to edit any Advanced Generation Episodes whilst they're being created and under construction. However PokePower and Project Anime Members (And of course Ads Bureaus Sys and Bots) are allowed to edit the Advanced Generation Episodes, unless given permission by Hstar. Indigo League, Orange Islands, Johto, Diamond and Pearl and the Best Wishes Series may carry on as usual. If you have any confusion with any Rules or News please know you can speak in confidence to Hstar, if she is inactive you can speak to a Project Anime Member, or PokePower Leader Crimsonnavy. If anyone is caught breaking any rules (this applies to all Rules and News mentioned in Project Anime) you can be sure a member will spot this and have you warned and if continuous, punishment. If you see anyone breaking any rules, not just Project Anime tell an Admin, or if it's Anime Related tell Hstar. Check out the To-Do List for Job Vacancies. If you want to join Project Anime and be an A.A.E. then that's okay but we'd be grateful if people could fill in the Job Vacancies. Do not, I repeat do not add any galleries to any Black and White Episodes unless it has the English Name, because we want as many pictures as possible and once the English name is available the storyline will be available too! The purpose of a gallery in an Episode is to tell the story through images. Signed Hstar Chief Editor of the Anime Department! July 12, 2011 (UTC) Rules and Requirements When Creating an Episode. The link above is an example, try to follow the Rules and Requirements - that blog may get old and have old information. If you wish to join Project Anime you must ask Hstar. 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If you make an Episode that doesn't follow the rule it will be deleted and the information will be copied onto a new version of the page. This rule doesn't apply to Episodes created before May 1st 2011. To encourage users to be aware of the Anime Department on this wiki Hstar has created a template. Project Anime Members should add User:Hstar/AnimeIssues to any new users talk page if they haven't already read that message. (The reason the template has Hstars sig on is that so people will recognize her and she will then teach them to recognize Project Anime). But how are we supposed to know when new users arrive at this wiki? Well check this regularly and whenever a new user appears go to their talk page and leave the template as a message (no heading required, just the template). To-Do List Have Synopsis' for all of the Indigo League Episodes Do not create any Original Series Episodes Have a complete Gallery for all Anime Pages that need them or are incomplete like MS013. 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HIGHLIGHTS: Queen Berth Aft of the deck accessed fore deck storage well is the VIP Stateroom with a pedestal queen berth on centerline. Below the berth are storage drawers. To port and starboard are shelves with two storage cabinets on each side. Next aft is a full size cedar-lined hanging locker with a mirrored door. On the aft bulkhead is a cabinet with a locker door and a flat screen TV facing the berth. There are four drawers in the vanity and a stool that stores under the vanity cut out. Also in this cabin are the A/C controls as well as 12V and 110V lighting and an overhead deck hatch. To starboard is the entrance to the in-suite head. There is a corian vanity top with molded sink, two sliding cabinet doors above the counter, two sliding cabinet doors below the counter, a Galley Maid electric head, large mirrors and a stall shower with bi-fold door with light and exhaust fan. GUEST STATEROOM, Below Deck Amidship Starboard; Highlights: Twin berths. Also used by some owners as a Crew Stateroom, this area is immediately aft of the VIP Cabin and located below the Galley area on the starboard side. There are twin over/under berths on the outboard bulkhead. Below the lower berth are two drawers. There is also a hanging locker, stereo speakers with volume control and access to the Engine Room which is full beam and stand up height. Within the stateroom is access to a small private head with a manually operated Groco head, a sink with cabinet below and a curtain shower. LAUNDRY, Below Deck Amidship Port: Highlights: Hanging locker. Accessed from the came companionway as the fourth stateroom is the Laundry Center. There is a separate Washer and Dryer. Also in this area are two hanging lockers. The sole of this area is carpeted. GUEST STATEROOM, Below Deck Aft: Highlights: Double berth. Accessed from the Main Salon by a seven step curved stairway on the starboard side of the yacht are the two aft staterooms. Forward from the bottom of the landing is the double berth Guest Stateroom. The berth runs fore and aft on centerline. The headboard is upholstered to match the berth covers and is attached to a mirrored bulkhead. Above are two teak cabinets affixed to the overhead. There is storage below the berth and in a locker in the forward bulkhead. Within this cabin are 12V and 110V lighting and stereo speakers with volume control. The en-suite head for this stateroom is outboard to port. There is a corian countertop with molded sink, Galley Maid electric head, a cabinet under the sink and a medicine cabinet above. The shower has unique fold out panels that form a stall shower. There is also 12V and 110V lighting plus an exhaust fan. MASTER STATEROOM, Below Deck Aft: Highlights: King berth. On centerline in the Master Stateroom is a king-sized teak pedestal berth with accent lighting below. Both port and starboard are nightstands which flow into the countertops port and starboard. There are table lamps each side of the berth. Above the upholstered headboard is a glass etching with sea shells. On both the port and starboard outboard sides are four teak drawers with mica countertops above. Forward to port is the entry door. Forward to starboard is a double-mirrored cedar-lined hanging locker. Also in this stateroom are 12V and 110V lighting, A/C controls and an escape hatch above. On the forward bulkhead is a vanity with nine teak drawers, a cut-out for the upholstered seat, a large mirror surrounded by 16 dimmable lights and cabinetry above with three cabinets and a flat screen television. Next to starboard is the entry to the large Master Head. The Master Head has a corian vanity top with molded sink, two sliding doors below the vanity and two mirrored medicine cabinet doors above. The head is a Galley Maid electric model. The full-size fiberglass tub has a sliding enclosure. Also, in the Master Head is 12V and 110V lighting plus an exhaust fan. MAIN SALON, Main Deck Forward: Highlights: Helmseat The forward end of the Salon houses the Galley on the port side and the lower control station to starboard. Both sides have sliding access doors. Aft of the helm is a double helmseat mounted on a teak cabinet. Just aft of the helmseat is a nine-step curved ladder to the Fly Bridge. The treads are open, giving an airy feeling to this area. There are cabinets just forward of the steps with a large chart drawer on top. MAIN SALON, Main Deck Aft: Highlights: Sofa Continuing aft the Salon has a teak wet bar to starboard with a hinged top revealing a stainless steel sink. Below are two cabinet doors. Next aft is an icemaker and an under the counter drink refrigerator. Next aft is a five cushion L-shaped off white microfiber couch with a teak drop leaf hi-lo table. The Aft Deck doorway is on the aft bulkhead followed to port by the stairs leading to the Master and Guest Staterooms below. Aft of this doorway you enter into the Additional Main Salon space being utilized as an office by her present owner. Next forward is a large oval table with leaf and four newly upholstered chairs. Next forward is the teak entertainment center with a flat screen TV. Next inboard is the back end of the Galley with a breakfast bar and two upholstered stools. The Salon also has A/C controls, indirect lighting, remotely controlled mini blinds and upholstered valances.
Master Stateroom
The Master Stateroom is aft on the lower level and occupies the entire width of the vessel. There is a king island berth, teak cabinetry consisting of a vanity, generous drawer storage and three cedar lined hanging closets. This stateroom is accessed via a stairway in the aft port corner of the Main Salon. There is a large ensuite head head and shower.
Master Stateroom Head
VIP Stateroom Forward
Below deck forward is the VIP Stateroom with a pedestal queen berth on centerline. Below the berth are storage drawers. To port and starboard are shelves with two storage cabinets on each side. To starboard is the entrance to the in-suite head. There is a corian vanity top with molded sink, two sliding cabinet doors above the counter, two sliding cabinet doors below the counter, a Galley Maid electric head, large mirrors and a stall shower with bi-fold door with light and exhaust fan.
Guest Stateroom 3
Forward from the bottom of the landing is the full sized berth Guest Stateroom. The berth runs fore and aft on centerline. The headboard is upholstered to match the berth covers and is attached to a mirrored bulkhead. Above are two teak cabinets affixed to the overhead. There is storage below the berth and in a locker in the forward bulkhead. Within this cabin are 12V and 110V lighting and stereo speakers with volume control. The in-suite head for this stateroom is outboard to port. There is a corian countertop with molded sink, Galley Maid electric head, a cabinet under the sink and a medicine cabinet above. The shower has unique fold out panels that form a stall shower. There is also 12V and 110V lighting plus an exhaust fan.
- Aft and down steps from Salon
- Ample storage space
- Full size bed
- In Suite head and shower
Cedar lined hanging closet
Guest Stateroom 4
Below Deck Amidship Starboard is the Stateroom #3 with Twin over/under berths. Also used by some owners as a Crew Stateroom, this area is immediately aft of the VIP Cabin and located below the Galley area on the starboard side. There are twin over/under berths on the outboard bulkhead. Below the lower berth are two drawers. There is also a hanging locker.
The galley was updated in 2006. These updates included new flooring consisting of , all new counter tops as well as all new appliances. The cabinetry is finished with hand rubbed teak consistent with the cabinetry throughout the vessel. The galley is a functional size capable of preparing from cruising snacks to a formal dinner. New four burner range and oven, compactor, dishwasher, hidden microwave within cabinet with sliding black acrylic panels. plumbing fixtures. New flooring New Stainless Summit Fridge and separate Freezer 2011.
The new appliances include the following items:
4 Burner Electric Range & Oven 2006
Electric Dishwasher 2006
Trash Compactor 2006
Summit Stainless Steel Refrigerator & Freezer (New 2011)
Concealed Microwave Oven 2006
Electronics & Navigation
All systems are duplicated at Lower Helm and Fly Bridge and where updated in 2006
Raytheon Color 30 NM Radar
Raytheon Auto Pilot with a Hand Held Wireless Remote Control
Raytheon GPS/Plotter
Raytheon C120 Fish Finder/ Depth (Lower Helm)
Raytheon C80 Fish Finder/ Depth (Fly Bridge Helm)
Fly Bridge
Engine Room
Powered by a pair of Detroit Diesel 8V92TIB turbo charged diesels with a total of 1794 hours of operation she will cruise economically at 11.5-12 knots, fast cruise at 16-18 knots and top out at 21 knots. Extensive work was performed in 2006 and the hour meters where replaced currently showing 594.3 on Port and 591.4 on Starboard but this did not constitute a major overhaul. Additionally, there are a pair of Westerbeke 15kW Generators onboard.
Configured with a fully functional cockpit at the time of the extension her capabilities increased many time over.
Video Presentation Links
70 Ocean Cockpit Motor Yacht 89 Exterior Presentation
70 Ocean Cockpit Motor Yacht 89 Fly Bridge Presentation
70 Ocean Cockpit Motor Yacht 89 Main Salon
70 Ocean Cockpit Motor Yacht 89 Lower Helm & Galley
70 Ocean Cockpit Motor Yacht 89 Office
70 Ocean Cockpit Motor Yacht 89 Master Stateroom
70 Ocean Cockpit Motor Yacht 89 VIP Stateroom Forward
70 Ocean Cockpit Motor Yacht 89 Cockpit Overview
70 Ocean Cockpit Motor Yacht Engine Room
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Nice work Ettrick. Cheap markers aren't easy to use, but you did a good job. Thanks for sharing!
I want to share the development of a 2x3' bug colony I' making for sci-fi bug hunts. I have decided even, to leave obvious markers to that genre out so that it may be used in other ways as well.
I have a 2x3' sheet of heavy paper left over from a school project by my son. I penciled in the outlines of the tunnels then went over that with permanent markers, adding a bit of texture just so that it's a bit easier to read for those of you who are looking at it for the first time.
I plan to build up the dark areas to about 2" with foam or paper then cover that with wood filler or something like that. Where originally it was going to have organic textures like the geigeresque stuff of Aliens, I'm going to stick with dirt and rock for the sake of flexibility.
I don't know if this will serve anyone else here, but I'm willing to share it under the creative commons license. Feel free to rework it. If you want, I will take a better photo so that I'm directly over the image and you don't have the taper toward the top.
Finally, I'm attaching it here, but would it be better to link to a photobucket image for viewing in the thread? What's the preference of the board and users?
Nice work Ettrick. Cheap markers aren't easy to use, but you did a good job. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks. Of course, the markers were just the quick and easy way to make the original pencil visible.
I think my next step is to use hot glue to attach styrofoam to the paper in the dark areas.
I'll build that up then cover it with acrylic molding paste. Using crumpled paper and glue would be too rigid and leave the map slightly curled. The hot glue and acrylic should be flexible enough that the whole thing will still lay flat.
Any ideas?
I would definitely use styrofoam or other foamboard. It's used a lot in miniature wargaming, and there are plenty of tutorials around for it. It's light, fairly durable and easy to work with. This is a fairly advanced tutorial, but I think for what you need something like this might suffice. If you google around a bit you'll find dozens of other tutorials.
If I were you I would mount the paper on a piece of sturdier material before you go any further though. The paper is flexible and that would make the entire board very fragile. Curious to see what you end up with!
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Poison, that first link is a great site. I had never come across it before. Bookmark set. Cheers.
My challenge when I get into durable construction and hard board, I get more cautious and hesitant. By working on paper this time, I'm just going to blast it out. If I'm only using supplies that would otherwise go into the bin, I'm not concerned about a serious mistake. As soon as I've got good light I'll get a photo of the first round of foam. I made a lot of progress but blistered my hand with the high-temp glue.
A double post, but here's the first session of foam documented. Some of the shapes are roughed out; some are simple blocks I'll hack a bit and add texture on later. I'm thinking of rounding the corners of the paper so they won't lift up as much. I've also considered simply building the raised area out to the edges even though that would not look at all natural. A rectangle with rounded corners don't very often appear in nature.
Great idea! Especially for caverns and tunnels. Thanks for posting it and offering the outlines for creative commons. If I ever get a chance to use it with my group, I will take a picture and put it up.
Thanks. I learned my lesson. Every stage should look good. When I first started shading the walls in 2d, I simply wanted to get colour down so viewers here could tell what was what. As I worked on that, I realised I could even give this stage visual texture and interest. I experimented from there with different techniques, but that left side looks so bad by comparison. I also got a better overhead shot of it. I guess now, that will have to wait for the later stages so the images are of a quality for others to use in their games.
i've now done most of the hard acrylic paste over the foam. I've still got to hide a few very straight edges though. I will be doing more texturing and painting soon.
Hmmm, I got the one post per 30 seconds message, so I thought that the above post hadn't gone. After I'd waited and reposted, I saw that it was already there. Apologies.
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Russell Sage Reunion May 31 - June 2 Features Dedications and Sign Unveilings
More than 300 Russell Sage alumnae will return to their alma mater in Troy this weekend to reconnect, reflect, and enjoy significant investments and improvements to campus. Highlights of the weekend on Saturday, June 1 include several dedications and unveiling of exterior signs in honor of generous donors, as well as the colorful Parade of Classes.
11:45 a.m. ESTEVES SCHOOL OF EDUCATION DEDICATION
Sage will dedicate the School of Education in honor of Donna Esteves '70, who gave Sage a transformative gift of $10 million. The gift made possible the purchase of 37 First Street for education offices, funded the establishment of a speaker series, expanded enrichment programs for area schoolchildren, and strengthened clinical and field experiences for education majors.
- Location: 69 First Street (facing the Lorraine Walker Bardsley Building across the street)
- Available for comment: Donna Esteves '70, President Susan C. Scrimshaw, Ph.D., and Esteves School of Education Dean Lori Quigley, Ph.D.
1:45 p.m. PARADE OF CLASSES
More than 300 alumnae of all ages – from the Class of 1943 to present day and including 30 members of the Class of 1963 celebrating their 50th Reunion – wearing their class colors and showing their Sage spirit, march down a closed First Street behind a spirited marching band.
- Location: First Street between Division and Congress (starts at McKinstry Courtyard, heads north, and ends at Bush Memorial Center)
3:15 p.m. AVERY'S GARDEN DEDICATION
Celebrate the dedication of newly-installed Avery's Garden, a gift from Virginia Kurtz Stowe '65 in tribute to her granddaughter. Virginia "Ginny" saw an area of campus that needed attention while attending her reunion in 2010, and reached out to make this gift.
- Location: 71 First Street, at Ferry Street Plaza (above tunnel)
- In attendance: Virginia Kurtz Stowe '65, and Avery, age 2 (who will dig in the garden)
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Could someone please explain how you use the "Glitter Styles"? Thanks!
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Could someone please explain how you use the "Glitter Styles"? Thanks!
Great question. I have a couple of them and have never used them because I don't know how. I use pse 7.
I looked for tutorials on this at GDS and didn't find any but Misty Cato has some great tutorials on her site for installing styles. Here are the links:
Loading and Using Layer Styles in PS
Loading and Using Layer Styles ins PSE
Actually Anna, I looked at this tutorial for elements and realized she wrote the tutorial for PSE4. The method for installing styles changed with either 6 or 7. Here is a link that has tutorials for all versions of PSE:
Installing Layer Styles in PSE-All Versions
I hope this helps. Styles are so much fun to play with and you can create some really neat, interesting effects with them.
Thanks Teri for sharing these.
Thanks Teri, I'm gonna need to go there now!!!
In general, styles help you make a shape, a paper, a layer, or some other type of element take on certain characteristics. Shadow styles add a specific type of shadow, with varying depth, distance, and color. Glitter styles make the element or shape be covered in glitter of a particular color. If you want just a bit of glitter on something (like a stroked edge), you'd need to add the stroke, select just the stroke, make a new layer with the stroke selection, and add the glitter style to the new layer. Then you could leave it separate or merge it with the element layer below.
In order to use a style, you have to load it into your application. That may be a different process for each program, but you can find out how to do this in your online manual. Search on "load style." Once you've loaded the glitter styles, they will appear in your style palette ready for use on the layer. Glitter sheets can be used as patterns within a complex layer style, too.


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Healthy Eating: Recognizing Your Hunger Signals
One reason that many of us are not at a healthy weight is because, somewhere along the line, we stopped listening to our body signals that naturally tell us when we're hungry and when we're full.
The signals are still there, but we're out of practice when it comes to paying attention to them.
Learning to recognize those signals again can help you get to a healthy weight and stay there.
Hunger signals tell us when to eat, what to eat, and when to stop. There are three types of hunger signals:
- Hunger is a sensation (stomach growling, feeling hunger pangs) that makes you want to eat. It is partly controlled by a region of your brain called the hypothalamus, your blood sugar level, how empty your stomach and intestines are, and certain hormone levels in your body.
- Fullness is also called satiety (say "suh-TY-uh-tee"). It's a feeling of satisfaction. Nerves in your stomach send signals to the brain that the stomach is filled. Increased blood sugar, the activity of the hypothalamus, and the presence of food in the intestines all lead to this feeling of fullness.
- Appetite is a desire for or an interest in food. It is linked with the sight, smell, or thought of food. Appetite can override hunger and satiety, such as when you continue to eat even after you feel full. You can also have no appetite for food even though you are hungry, which may happen in a stressful situation or during an illness.
Test Your Knowledge
Satiety is:
A body signal that tells us when we are getting
This answer is incorrect.
Satiety is the body signal that tell us when we have had enough to eat.
A body signal that tells us when we have had enough to
This answer is correct.
Satiety is a very important signal. Many of us have learned to ignore this signal, because we eat too fast or eat without thinking.
The state of being sober, or never having any
alcoholic drinks.
This answer is incorrect.
Satiety is the body signal that tells us when we have had enough to eat.
Babies follow their hunger signals naturally. When their bodies tell them they're hungry, they let us know by crying or fussing. And they stop eating when they're full enough to be satisfied.
Distractions get in our way
As we grow up, lots of distractions lead us away from this natural way of eating:
- For most of us, food is everywhere—in grocery stores, corner markets, vending machines, and the office break room, to name just a few. It can be hard to pay attention to your hunger signals as you go about your day.
- You may skip breakfast because you'd rather sleep in. So when lunchtime rolls around, you're extra hungry and eat more than you should.
- You may watch TV, read, or use the computer while you eat. This can distract you so that you stop paying attention to what or how much you're eating or whether you're full enough to stop eating.
- You may often eat so fast that you barely even taste your food or pay attention to how full you really are.
- Stress or other emotions cause many of us to reach for food—not because we're hungry, but because food comforts us or helps us celebrate.
- Most of us are influenced by larger serving sizes. Research shows that when people are given larger portions, they eat more.
All these distractions can cause you to ignore your body's signals. You stop paying attention to how hungry you are or how full you are. Over time, you lose the skill of listening to and obeying your body's signals.
Learning to get back in touch with your hunger signals can be one of your best tools for getting to a healthy weight and staying there. Your hunger and fullness signals are still there. You just have to learn how to listen to them again.
Test Your Knowledge
Watching TV while you eat is good, because it takes your mind off of your food.
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While you're eating, it's better to concentrate on your food without a distraction like watching TV. That way you can more easily pay attention to your body signals and know when it's time to stop eating.
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While you're eating, it's better to concentrate on your food without a distraction like watching TV. That way you can more easily pay attention to your body signals and know when it's time to stop eating.
Figure out where you are now
First, find out what signals you are following. Keep a food journal for 2 weeks, or longer if you need to. Write down not only when and what you eat but also what you were doing and feeling before you started eating. Using the hunger scale below, write down where you were on the scale before you ate and where you were afterwards.
When you look back at your food journal, you may see some eating patterns. For example, you may find that you almost always eat dinner in front of the TV. You may find that you always eat an evening snack, even when you're not hungry. You may find that you often snack when you "feel" like you want to eat (because of boredom, stress, or some other emotion), but you're not truly hungry.
Use a hunger scale
A hunger scale can help you learn how to tell the difference between true, physical hunger and hunger that's really just in your head. Psychological hunger is a desire to eat that is caused by emotions, like stress, boredom, sadness, or happiness.
When you feel hungry even though you recently ate, check to see if what you're feeling is really a craving brought on by something psychological.
When you start feeling like you want something to eat, rate your hunger on a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being starving and 10 being so full you feel sick. A rating of 5 or 6 means you're comfortable—neither too hungry nor too full.
- 1—Starving, weak, dizzy
- 2—Very hungry, cranky, low energy, lots of stomach growling
- 3—Pretty hungry, stomach is growling a little
- 4—Starting to feel a little hungry
- 5—Satisfied, neither hungry nor full
- 6—A little full, pleasantly full
- 7—A little uncomfortable
- 8—Feeling stuffed
- 9—Very uncomfortable, stomach hurts
- 10—So full you feel sick
To eat naturally, the way a baby does, eat when your hunger is at 3 or 4. Don't wait until your hunger gets down to 1 or 2. Getting too hungry can lead to overeating. When you sit down to a scheduled meal, stop and think how hungry you are. If you feel less hungry than usual, make a conscious effort to eat less food than usual. Stop eating when you reach 5 or 6 on the scale.
When it's time to eat, make healthy choices
For your body to be truly satisfied, your meals need to be balanced. This means that each meal should contain:
- Carbohydrate. You get this from grains, fruits, and vegetables.
- Protein. You get this from meat, fish, eggs, milk, yogurt, cheese, dry beans, and nuts.
Fat. You get
the kinds of fat that help you stay healthy from:
- Fish, walnuts, and flaxseeds and flaxseed oil. These have omega-3 fatty acids.
- Olive, canola, and peanut oils; most nuts; avocados; and olives. These have monounsaturated fats.
- Safflower, corn, sunflower, sesame, soybean, and cottonseed oils. These have polyunsaturated fats.
Your meals should contain tastes that you like and want. This also helps you feel satisfied.
Learn when to stop eating
Try to stop eating before you get too full. Too full is uncomfortable. It means you ate too much.
Get in touch with what "satisfied," or "pleasantly full," feels like for you.
- Relax before you start eating, and then eat slowly. Remember that it takes about 20 minutes for your stomach to tell your brain that you're full.
- Stop a quarter of the way through your meal, and check your hunger level. If you're still hungry, keep eating, but stop again at the halfway point. No matter what your parents taught you, you don't have to clean your plate.
- Learn what proper portions are. We're used to restaurant portions, but restaurant portions usually contain much more food than we need.
Don't deny yourself
Lots of people think that healthy eating means never having dessert or french fries or any of the things they love to eat. That's wrong.
Your appetite, which can include a desire for sweets or other less-than-healthy treats, is a strong body signal. And part of keeping your body at that "satisfied" level on the hunger scale is eating tastes that you like and want.
If we try to have an eating plan that cuts out all treats, we probably won't stay with that plan. In fact, we're more likely to go "off the wagon" and eat too much of those foods.
But it's important to recognize when it's your appetite talking instead of your true hunger. Knowing which body signal is talking can help you control what you are eating.
If you're eating healthy and listening to your body signals, a piece of birthday cake or an occasional order of french fries can fit into your healthy eating plan. When the holidays come around, it's okay to eat the traditional foods you love. Just keep listening to your body signals and eat only enough to reach that "satisfied" level.
A few more tips
- Try not to let your hunger drop to a 1 or 2 on the hunger scale. When you get that hungry, you're likely to eat faster, make poorer food choices, and keep eating past the "satisfied" point.
- On the other hand, let yourself feel some hunger between meals. Mild hunger is a good thing. After all, it's a sign that you're not overeating. Teach yourself to appreciate hunger pangs as a natural part of life, as a sign that you're a healthy eater.
- Give cravings 10 minutes. When you suddenly feel the need to eat, tell yourself that you will wait 10 minutes. If it was only a craving, you will have forgotten about it by then, and the urge will be gone. If 10 minutes goes by and you still have the urge to eat, you may be starting to get hungry.
- Don't eat more now because you think you might not have time to eat later. Eat what your body needs now, and worry about later, later.
- Some people find that it's easier to schedule lots of small meals throughout the day. Other people do better with "three square meals." Whichever you choose, try to eat on a regular schedule every day, according to how hungry you usually get. Eating regular meals can help you be more aware of hunger and fullness.
- Does leaving food on your plate drive you nuts? Take smaller servings. Save leftovers for another meal. Share plates with someone. Ask yourself what's more important—a few bites of "wasted" food, or your health?
- When you eat, make your food the main attraction. Sit down at the table with your family. Don't eat in front of the TV. Don't read while you eat. Give your attention to what you are putting in your mouth, how it tastes, and how your body reacts to what and how much you're eating.
Test Your Knowledge
If you want to eat naturally and healthfully, let yourself get a little hungry between meals.
This answer is correct.
Mild hunger is a good thing. It means that you're not overeating. But don't let yourself get too hungry, or you'll be more likely to eat too fast and too much when you have your next meal.
This answer is incorrect.
Mild hunger is a good thing. It means that you're not overeating. But don't let yourself get too hungry, or you'll be more likely to eat too fast and too much when you have your next meal.
If you want to eat healthy, you must give up all high-fat, sugary foods, including desserts and french fries.
This answer is incorrect.
Your appetite, which can include a desire for sweets or other less-than-healthy treats, is a strong body signal that leads you to food that you like and want. And eating those kinds of foods can help you stay longer at that "satisfied" level on the hunger scale. Just be sure to keep listening to your body's signals for hunger and fullness, and eat accordingly.
This answer is correct.
Your appetite, which can include a desire for sweets or other less-than-healthy treats, is a strong body signal that leads you to food that you like and want. And eating those kinds of foods can help you stay longer at that "satisfied" level on the hunger scale. Just be sure to keep listening to your body's signals for hunger and fullness, and eat accordingly.
Now that you have read this information, you're ready to start listening to your body's hunger signals.
Talk with your doctor
If you have questions about this information, print it out and take it with you when you visit your doctor. You may want to mark areas or make notes in the margins where you have questions.
If your goal is to get to a healthy weight, your doctor can refer you to a dietitian, an expert who can help people learn to eat healthy.
If you would like more information on healthy eating, the following organizations can provide information:
|Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics
|120 South Riverside Plaza
|Suite 2000
|Chicago, IL 60606-6995
|Web Address:
The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics sets standards for all types of prescribed diets. The organization produces a variety of consumer information, including videos. This group will help you find a registered dietitian in your area who provides nutrition counseling.
|3101 Park Center Drive
|Alexandria, VA 22302-1594
|Web Address:
The USDA food guide website provides many options to help people make healthy food choices and to be active every day. Enter your age, gender, and activity level to get a food plan specific to your needs. You can also print out worksheets for tracking your progress and goals. On this website, you'll find answers to many of your questions about healthy eating.
|National Agricultural Library: Nutrition.gov
|10301 Baltimore Avenue
|Beltsville, MD 20705
|(301) 504-5414
|(301) 504-6409
|Web Address:
This Web site has information on nutrition, healthy eating, exercise, and food safety. You can use an e-mail form to ask a food-related question.
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Other Works Consulted
- Katz DL, Friedman RSC (2008). Hunger, appetite, taste, and satiety. In Nutrition in Clinical Practice, 2nd ed., pp. 377–390. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins.
- Whitney E, Rolfes SR (2011). Energy balance and body composition. In Understanding Nutrition, 12th ed., pp. 240–260. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth.
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Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda has called on CCM leaders to maintain national unity and avoid all forms of discrimination to ensure people's development.
Pinda was speaking at the CCM headquarters on Tuesday afternoon at a function to congratulate two new MPs, Mohamed Said Mohamed from the Zanzibar House of Representatives and Dr Peter Kafumu for Igunga constituency.
The two MPs were sworn in by Speaker of National Assembly Anna Makinda during the House's morning session. Dr Kafumu was elected to represent Igunga constituency after the resignation of Rostam Aziz while Mohamed fills the seat that was left vacant by Amme Silima, who died in a traffic accident in August, this year.
He said that CCM leaders should continue unifying its members since any form of discrimination would lead to conflicts.
"We need to honour the prevailing unity…because even the late Father of the Nation, Julius Nyerere, hated racial, tribal and religious discrimination", he noted.
The premier also urged CCM members to change their mindsets and respond to different motions raised by opposition parties. He said that for a long period now CCM members have been hesitating to respond to issues raised by other political parties.
He said that opposition parties should respect the Igunga by-election results because there is always a single winner at any competition. He urged the newly elected Igunga MP to represent all types of people in the constituency.
According to him, the party's legislators' committee would recently meet to discuss ways of assisting Mussa Tesha, a CCM cadre who was poured with acid during the election campaigns in Igunga, Tabora.
He said there was the possibility of taking him to India for further treatment.
Meanwhile, Mwigulu Mwichemba who was the director for CCM by-election campaign in Igunga, said that Tesha would be taken to India because his family cannot afford to meet the treatment cost.
He said that Tesha was the sole bread-earner for the family.
Dr Kafumu was announced winner of the Igunga by-election after obtaining 26,484 votes, representing 50.4 per cent of the votes, beating seven other candidates from Chadema, CUF, UPDP, SAU, DP, Chausta and AFP.
A total of 52,487 votes were cast during the by-election.
Chadema candidate Joseph Kashindye came in second with 23,260 votes, equivalent to 44.3 per cent, CUF's Leopold Mahona scored 2,104 votes, or four per cent.
Other parties and their votes in brackets were UPDP (63), SAU (83), DP (76), Chausta (182) and AFP (235). A total of 171,019 people were registered to vote.


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May 2, 2016
GREENSBORO, N.C. – Florida State senior guard Alexa Deluzio was named ACC Player of the Week by the league office on Monday, a day after carrying the Seminoles past Boston College by recording her first career double-double.
Deluzio, who earned her first conference player of the week award, became the third Seminole to capture the honor this season joining junior forward Natasha Howard (Nov. 19) and senior guard Leonor Rodriguez (Nov. 26).
The fifth-year senior from Orlando, Fla., scored 25 points, grabbed a career-best 12 rebounds and dished six assists to lead the Seminoles past the Eagles, 76-70, on Sunday at the Donald L. Tucker Center in Tallahassee, Fla. She made 9-of-14 field goal attempts and drilled 7-of-8 free throws, including a pair to ice the game in the final seconds.
Deluzio is the catalyst on the ACC's No. 1-ranked scoring offense (83.6 ppg) and top field goal shooting team (.496). She leads the Seminoles in scoring (15.9 ppg), while grabbing 5.2 rpg and shooting 52 percent from the field and 45 percent from three.
After coming off the bench for the first eight games of the season, Deluzio has started the last four and averaged 18.8 points, while shooting 60 percent from the floor. She has reached double figures in scoring in nine consecutive games.
The 21st-ranked Seminoles have raced out to an 11-1 record this season and face Georgia Tech at 7 p.m. in Atlanta on Thursday before taking on Maryland in College Park at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday.
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These handcrafted, eco-friendly Red Stripe bottle juice glasses are perfect for any party!
Red Stripe Bottle Juice Glasses - Set of Two
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Product Number: 843719p
Adorn all of your summer parties with these Red Stripe juice glasses, handcrafted from reclaimed Red Stripe Jamaican Lager bottles!
These glasses are great conversation pieces, and the bright red and white colors will be sure to add a little fun to any table setting or kitchen. Sold as a set of two.
- Holds: 6 fl. oz. each
- Dishwasher Safe. Hand washing is recommended
- Handcrafted in the USA
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Seamus Heaney was born on April 13, 1939, in Castledawson, County Derry, Northern Ireland. He earned a teacher's certificate in English at St. Joseph's College in Belfast and in 1963 took a position as a lecturer in English at that school. While at St. Joseph's he began to write, joining a poetry workshop with Derek Mahon, Michael Longley, and others under the guidance of Philip Hobsbaum. In 1965 he married Marie Devlin, and the following year he published Death of a Naturalist.
He produced numerous collections of poetry, including Human Chain (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2010), District and Circle (Faber and Faber, 2006), Opened Ground (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1999), which was named a New York Times Notable Book of the Year; The Spirit Level (1996); Selected Poems 1966-1987 (1990); and Sweeney Astray (1984).
He also wrote several volumes of criticism, including The Redress of Poetry (1995). Heaney's most recent translation is Beowulf (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 2000), which won the Whitbread Book of the Year Award. He is also co-translator, with Stanislaw Baranczak, of Laments: Poems of Jan Kochanowski (1995), and co-author, with Joseph Brodsky and Derek Walcott, of a collection of essays entitled Homage to Robert Frost (1996).
In June of 2012, Heaney was awarded the Lifetime Recognition Award from the Griffin Trust For Excellence in Poetry. He was also a Foreign Member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters and held the chair of Professor of Poetry at Oxford from 1989 to 1994. In 1995 he received the Nobel Prize in Literature. Heaney was a resident of Dublin from 1976 to 2013. Beginning in 1981 he also spent part of each year teaching at Harvard University, where in 1984 he was elected the Boylston Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory.
Seamus Heaney passed away in Dublin, Ireland, on August 30, 2013. He was 74.
Selected Bibliography
Human Chain (2010)
District and Circle (2006)
Opened Ground: Selected Poems, 1966–1996 (1999)
The Spirit Level (1996)
The Midnight Verdict (1993)
Seeing Things (1991)
New Selected Poems, 1966–1987 (1990)
The Haw Lantern (1987)
Station Island (1984)
Sweeney Astray: A Version From the Irish (1983)
Poems 1965–1975 (1980)
Field Work (1979)
North (1975)
Wintering Out (1972)
Door into the Dark (1969)
Death of a Naturalist (1966)
Crediting Poetry: The Nobel Lecture (1996)
Homage to Robert Frost, with Joseph Brodsky and Derek Walcott (1996)
Preoccupations: Selected Prose, 1968–1978 (1980)
The Fire i' the Flint: Reflections on the Poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins (1975)
The Government of the Tongue: Selected Prose 1978-1987 (1988)
The Place of Writing (1989)
The Redress of Poetry: Oxford Lectures (1995)
Beowulf (2000)
Laments (1995)
The Cure at Troy: A Version of Sophocles' Philoctetes (1991)


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The Los Altos Planning and Transportation Commission is scheduled to review plans to upgrade Pinewood School's middle campus at 327 Fremont Ave. Aug. 2, according to Pinewood President Scott Riches.
The now-defunct Architecture and Site Review Committee recommended approval of the private school's plan in late June.
According to a city staff report, the upgrade requires the demolition of six on-campus buildings comprising slightly more than 8,000 square feet. Five new one-story buildings totaling more than 17,000 square feet would replace those buildings, Riches said. The plans also would add a two-lane driveway spanning the front of the school for a student drop-off and pickup area.
The administration building – the former home of Riches' grandparents, Gwen and Victor Riches – would remain intact, as would the theater building, Riches said.
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"We simply cannot keep blaming others all through our life. We need to change ourselves. Stop bribing so that people will stop taking bribes. These days, many people doubt that you can succeed in life if you do not give bribes. But you can be the change you want in this world."
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