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On the face of it the cause of weight gain is simple: we eat too many kilojoules.
What's less simple is fixing the reasons that encourage overeating - a complex mix of factors like the need for comfort, the power of food marketing and inflated portion sizes, none of which have anything to do with hunger.
On top of this is a food supply loaded with amped up flavours that make it easy to overeat.
Traditional foods that used to be simple now come with extra layers of flavour and kilojoules - plain yoghurt has been almost kicked out of the chiller cabinet by sweetened yoghurt; scones and hot cross buns come flavoured with chocolate, there's pizza made, not just with cheese and ham, but ham and bacon and pepperoni and barbecue sauce - and we're embellishing a cup of coffee with caramel syrup.
It's what Dr David Katz, director of Yale University's Yale-Griffin Prevention Research Centre in the US, calls the hidden challenge to eating well in the modern world.
This over-flavouring of food can be hard on the waistline, says Katz, explaining that we're hardwired to crave sugar and salt, a hangover from our hunter gatherer days when sweet, salty or fatty foods were hard to find but important for survival in a time when the food supply was unpredictable.
But what was once a survival advantage in an age when the only sweet foods were breast milk, honey and fruit makes us easy targets for an industry flogging food with more-ish flavours.
"Manufacturers of processed foods are counting on this," Katz says. "Their goal is nothing short of wanting to profit from our inability to control ourselves when their irresistible food product is in our hands."
We're not entirely helpless though.
Reliance on very sweet and salty flavours is reversible and in Disease Proof, a new book that provides practical skills for preventing chronic disease, Katz devotes a chapter to retraining overstimulated taste buds so that we can appreciate the natural flavours of healthier foods, widen our food preferences and tame food cravings.
It starts with cutting down on added salt and sugar by reducing reliance on processed foods.
Making foods like pasta sauce or salad dressing at home rather than buying them off the shelf, for example, gives us more control over the ingredients and flavours we consume.
It also helps to get to know the different names that sugar hides under on the labels of packaged foods such as sucrose, fructose, maltose and lactose. (Katz also fires a shot at one sweetener with a health halo - agave syrup which he describes as a highly concentrated source of fructose with little, if any, health benefits even though it's promoted as a healthier option to sugar.)
"Your taste buds will adjust to lower thresholds of these flavours, feeling satisfied with lower amounts of sugar, salt and fat," he says.
"Over time, the sweet and salty flavours you used to eat by the handful may taste too sweet or salty."
As for food cravings, these are less likely if you eat healthy meals and snacks at regular intervals to keep hunger under control, says Katz who also points out that - like nicotine cravings - a food craving will often pass if you can wait it out for a few minutes.
"Research from the University of Exeter in the UK found that a 15 minute brisk walk reduced urges for chocolate among regular chocolate eaters. If you must give in to a craving, have a small portion, then wait.
"Researchers at Cornell University recently found that hedonic hunger (eating for pleasure) is satisfied by a handful of a tasty food and tends to disappear after 15 minutes so long as the memory of indulgence remains," he adds.
It's also possible to tame cravings with healthier foods - if you want something sweet, try something naturally high in sugar like fruit, or try turning the sweet craving off by eating something with a sour or palate cleansing flavour like citrus or mint.
Speaking of sour flavours, Katz also points out that some of the healthiest foods on the planet - like kale, grapefruit, spinach and plain yoghurt have a naturally bitter flavour and if we shun them we miss out on their benefits.
His tips for making them easier on the tastebuds: sweetening the flavour of Brussels sprouts or broccoli by roasting them with a little olive oil to bring out the natural sugars in these vegetables; serving sautéed kale with a little balsamic vinegar and mixing berries and a dash of vanilla extract into plain Greek yoghurt.
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Seven million people died as a result of air pollution in 2012, the World Health Organization estimates.
Its findings suggest a link between air pollution and heart disease, respiratory problems and cancer.
One in eight global deaths were linked with air pollution, making it "the world's largest single environmental health risk", the WHO said.
Nearly six million of the deaths had been in South East Asia and the WHO's Western Pacific region, it found.
The WHO said about 3.3 million people had died as a result of indoor air pollution and 2.6 million deaths were related to outdoor air pollution, mainly in low- and middle-income countries in those regions.
WHO public health, environmental and social determinants of health department director Dr Maria Neira said: "The risks from air pollution are now far greater than previously thought or understood, particularly for heart disease and strokes.
"Few risks have a greater impact on global health today than air pollution.
"The evidence signals the need for concerted action to clean up the air we all breathe."
Reducing air pollution could save millions of lives, said the WHO.
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"Poor women and children pay a heavy price from indoor air pollution since they spend more time at home breathing in smoke and soot from leaky coal and wood cook stoves."
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WASHINGTON — House Speaker John Boehner predicted Thursday that a majority of House Republicans will end up supporting some kind of compromise as the Senate began debating a House-passed effort to tie an increase in the debt ceiling to conservative demands for a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution.
Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., called up the measure to placate Republicans demanding a vote. But he said it "doesn't have one chance in a million of passing the Senate."
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The development Thursday reflected the reality that there's more talk than progress as official Washington wrangles daily over finding a way out of a debt dilemma that has the government sliding inexorably toward a first-ever default on its financial obligations.
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"Hubris, narcissism, tabloid spectacle and massive self-deception collide with the mesmerizing inevitability of a slow-motion train wreck in Weiner, an engrossing, almost shamefully entertaining documentary." Ann Hornaday, Washington Post
"Hilarious. One of the best documentaries ever made about a political scandal."
David Ehrlich, Rolling Stone
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One of the first documentaries to definitively explore why it's a lack of businesses, not a lack of jobs, that makes black people the poorest people in America. 7A.M. interviews leading scholars, academics and businessmen exploring in depth why racism is not a social issue but an economic one.
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Note: This is a third party theater rental that is open to the public. Naro Ticket Books are not valid for this event. Special admission applies.
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The Jungle Book (2016)
Directed by Jon Favreau (Iron Man) and based on Rudyard Kiplings timeless stories and inspired by Disneys classic animated film, The Jungle Book is an all-new live-action epic adventure about Mowgli (newcomer Neel Sethi), a man-cub whos been raised by a family of wolves. Featuring the voices of Idris Elba, Ben Kingsley, Bill Murray, Scarlett Johansson, Christopher Walken, Lupita Nyong'o and Giancarlo Esposito. The Jungle Book seamlessly blends live action with photorealistic CGI animals and environments to immerse audiences in an enchanting and lush world. (PG, 106 mins)
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Faith in Film: Last Days in the Desert
Sunday, July 10 at 7:15pm
Faith in Film series--Hosted by Rev. Scott Hennessy, a film buff and teacher, and the priest at St. Pauls Episcopal Church in Norfolk.
Writer and director Rodrigo Garcia has faithfully reimagined a chapter of Jesus from his forty days of fasting and praying in the desert. On his way out of the wilderness, Jesus (Ewan McGregor) struggles with the Devil, also played by McGregor, over the fate of an ordinary family in crisis, setting for himself a dramatic test with distinctly human conflicts. (PG-13, 98 mins)
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From Academy Award-nominated screenwriter John Logan (The Aviator, Hugo, Skyfall) and acclaimed Tony Award-winning director Michael Grandage in his feature film debut, comes this stirring drama about the complex friendship between the world-renowned book editor Maxwell Perkins (who discovered F. Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway) and the larger-than-life literary giant Thomas Wolfe. Based on the biography Max Perkins: Editor of Genius by A. Scott Berg, Genius stars Colin Firth as Perkins, Jude Law as Wolfe, Nicole Kidman as Aline Bernstein, a costume designer sharing a tumultuous relationship with Wolfe, Laura Linney as Louise Perkins, Maxs wife and a talented playwright, Guy Pearce as F. Scott Fitzgerald and Dominic West as Ernest Hemingway. (PG13, 104 mins)
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Maggie`s Plan
Writer/director Rebecca Miller (The Private Lives of Pippa Lee, The Ballad of Jack and Rose) returns with a witty, modern romantic comedy. Greta Gerwig stars as Maggie Hardin, a vibrant and practical thirty-something New Yorker working in education, who without success in finding love, decides now is the time to have a child on her own. But when she meets John Harding (Ethan Hawke), an anthropology professor and struggling novelist, Maggie falls in love for the first time and adjusts her plans for motherhood. Complicating matters, John is in an unhappy marriage with Georgette (Julianne Moore), an ambitious academic who is driven by her work. With some help from Maggie's eccentric and hilarious best friends, married couple Tony and Felicia (Bill Hader and Maya Rudolph), Maggie sets in motion a new plan that intertwines their lives and connects them in surprising and humorous ways. Maggies Plan is a sweet, sophisticated and funny exploration of the unexpected complexities of modern romance, mixing heart and humor in a story of the delightful variability of relationships over the course of time. (R, 98 mins)
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Unlocking The Cage
Wednesday, July 6 at 7:15pm 'New Non-Fiction Film'
Civil rights lawyer Steven Wise has the unprecedented challenge to break down the legal wall that separates animals from humans. Arguing that cognitively complex animals such as chimpanzees, whales, dolphins and elephants have the capacity for limited personhood rights, Steve and his legal team are making history by filing the first lawsuits that seek to transform a chimpanzee from a thing with no rights to a person with legal protections. Legendary filmmakers D.A. Pennebaker (Dont Look Back) and Chris Hegedus (The War Room) have captured a monumental shift in our culture, as the public and judicial system show increasing receptiveness to Steves impassioned arguments. (91 mins)
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Gabe Walters is Counsel and Manager of Legislative Affairs for the PETA Foundation, and he advocates for animal rights in legislatures and courts across the country.
Tripp York, Ph.D. is an instructor of Religious Studies at Va Wesleyan College and ODU. His latest book is 'The End of Captivity?'
Thoughtful, compelling and heroic. The film made me proud to be a primate. - Jon Stewart
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Mal Vincent Classic Film Festival
A series of classic films hosted by the Virginian-Pilot's film and theater critic Mal Vincent on Monday night in July and August (also shows Tuesday afternoons without Mal, with matinee showtimes to be announced each week.) This year's series kicks off July 11th.


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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — The Red Sox love their draft picks. The foundation of the club's success in recent years has been largely driven by its young talent base, and so if possible, the team would no doubt prefer to avoid sacrificing picks for free agents. And, the prevailing wisdom goes, that would prove especially true of relievers — a volatile commodity for whom the team is reluctant to invest multi-year deals, let alone picks.
So does that rule the Sox out of the three Type A free agent relievers who would cost them a draft pick?
Rafael Soriano isn't going to end up with the Sox. The closer, who led the American League in saves last year, will be looking for a closer deal at closer years and dollars. The Sox have a closer. There's no fit.
Grant Balfour, another Type A free agent reliever, would also cost the club with whom he signs a draft pick, assuming he leaves the Rays. His decision to turn down Tampa Bay's offer of salary arbitration meant that any team signing him would need to pay doubly — giving up dollars and a top draft pick — in order to sign him. While the hard-throwing right-hander's numbers in the AL East the past three years (2.98 ERA, 10.3 strikeouts per nine innings, 2.8 walks per nine) are excellent, the Sox, according to a source familiar with the team's thinking, aren't interested enough to give up a pick to sign him to the multi-year deal he seeks.
But, according to that source, there is a reliever for whom parting with a pick would not represent a deal breaker. While the Sox wouldn't give one up for Balfour, they might do so in order to sign free-agent left-hander Scott Downs.
Downs has been dominant year-in, year-out as a left-handed pitcher in the American League East. The 34-year-old (he turns 35 in March) has evolved from a left-handed specialist into a full-inning option with terrific effectiveness.
Like Balfour, his strikeouts dipped in 2010 to their lowest level (7.0 per nine innings) since 2004, but he offset that with the lowest walks per nine innings (2.1) of his career.
Between the ages of 31-34, Downs has actually turned in a four-year run that ranks among the most productive ever by a reliever at that age. Only 12 relievers since 1901 to have had an ERA of 2.50 or less with at least 200 innings pitched from ages 31-34, with Downs joining Joe Nathan, Billy Wagner, Mariano Rivera, Tom Henke, Joe Beggs, Joe Hoerner, Jim Brewer, Dave Smith, Ramon Hernandez, Moe Drabowsky and Ron Perranoski.
Downs represents the top left-handed option on the market. While that does not necessarily mean the Sox will sign him, it is clear that they will explore whether they can work out a sensible deal for a longtime AL East rival whom they tried hard to acquire at the trade deadline (only to back off when the Blue Jays made clear that it would take either Casey Kelly or Jose Iglesias to deal him).
Additionally, according to multiple industry sources, the team has continued to show ongoing interest in Matt Guerrier, a Type A free agent who was not offered arbitration by the Twins, and as a result, would not require a signing club to give up a draft pick.
In six full big league seasons, Guerrier has had an ERA of 3.40 or better in five of them. (Indeed, in 2008, though he finished the year with a 5.19 ERA, he actually carried a 3.49 ERA into August before a terrible two-month stretch (10.61 ERA) inflated his year-long total.) Even though he doesn't produce a ton of strikeouts (5.3 per nine innings in 2010) or elicit an outrageous amount of groundballs (his groundball and groundout-to-flyout ratio are both only slightly better than major league average), he's simply been effective. He's been a typical Twins reliever: a strike thrower (1.9 walks per nine innings in 2010) who keeps the ball in the park.
Sox GM Theo Epstein said on Monday that his team was likely to acquire multiple bullpen arms through either free agency or the trade market. The Sox will be attached to the names not just of Downs and Guerrier but also several other relievers (the Herald reported that the Sox have checked in on lefties Brian Fuentes and Ron Mahay, for instance). For most of the last month, the Sox and other teams have been waiting to create distance between any deals they sign with relievers and the three-year, $16.5 million deal that Joaquin Benoit signed with the Tigers at the GM meetings, a pact that immediately set the bar for other free agent relievers.
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What kind of drug test does Lowes use?
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#1 May 2, 2011
Does anyone know what kind of drug test Lowe's uses? Also do you have to travel like to knoxville or something to do it? I really hate someone watching me piss in a cup.
#2 May 2, 2011
Its a mouth swab test most of the time. They do it there but Lowes is a slow process. They will interview you like 3 times before they pop a test. They make mouth wash for it but who knows if it works. Good luck.
#3 May 2, 2011
So they just do a spit test then? That's great I hate pissing in a cup with some dude telling me how much he needs. ugh. Anyone know what they start your wage at with Lowes? I asked a lady there and she said it depended on your experience.
#4 May 2, 2011
ya you got it right about lowes there slow should change there name to slowes.. as far as a drug test you gotta piss in a cup most common drug test out there and the cheapest there not gona pay big bucks for a hair drug test..
#5 May 3, 2011
THey said a mouth swab (jellico), not hair and what does it matter if your not doing drugs anyways??
#6 May 3, 2011
my guess is that if ur worried about a drug test...chances are ur not gonna pass it lol
#7 May 3, 2011
This person is trying to get a job. What someone does on their own time is their business, as long as they do their job well and can function, and not endanger themselves or anyone else. Besides, 99.9% of LaFollette is on some kind drug,whether it be legal or illegal.
#8 May 3, 2011
actually,it is their business ,thats why places do RANDOM drug test.And if they didn't care they wouldn't even waste their time and money doing a drug test.It's good that people are actually trying to get a job instead of trying to get a check ,but it is the businesses that hires business as to what and who they hire for the sake of their business.I run a business and i'm sorry but thats how it is.If he or she doesn't do anything why worry.I Just stated a fact ,no sence in getting all defensive about it!
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#9 May 3, 2011
what the hell is a mouth swab test never heard of that 1 B4 but my brother went 2 work there he went somewhere local & took a p!ss test & just had to take 1 interview goodluck i dont care if you do do drugs atleast you are getting a job & working to support your habbit if thats the case & not out here stealing to get them
#10 May 11, 2011
I found it quite easy to get a job at Lowe's. I interviewed with three different supervisors all in the same day. Also took the drug test. I'm suppose to go to orientation Friday.
Anyone know what Lowe's starts you out at? I'm hoping for around at least $10/hr!
#11 May 11, 2011
... 3 INTERVIEWS in the same day, and you didn't think to ask THEM what they pay is??
I'm not gonna bother asking if you're kidding.
#12 May 11, 2011
I asked them and she said when you called to offer the job (after the background check and drug test) that the pay would be offered then.
#13 May 11, 2011
Also the interviews were very short and basically they just presented hypothetical situations and how you would react to them and how you've reacted before to certain situations.
OH and for the original poster, it was a swab test. You have to hold a swap thing in your mouth between your lower gum and cheek for 5 minutes.
#14 May 11, 2011
... really odd. Something doesn't feel right about that, at all.
Not from your end, but from theirs. Hmm.
#15 Aug 31, 2011
I hav a drug test at lowes today at 3pm...the last time i smokes was on saturday night...is there a good chance i'll pass?
#17 Aug 31, 2011
Saying "everybody does it" is just a huge LIE that immoral people use to justify their behaviour.
I have never done drugs in my life either.
#18 Aug 31, 2011
u may not smoke weed but im sure u hav many other flaws...unless you're Jesus...and of course u aren't
#19 Aug 31, 2011
I certainly don't do drugs, as I am a minister of God's holy word. My sins are washed clean, and you masturbater, are headed to hell. I will pray for you.
God bless
#20 Sep 12, 2011
mister rev gettin a lil judgmental ummm pretty sure that in the bible is mentioned as the wrong thing to do for final judgment is mine saith the lord
#21 Sep 15, 2011
this is whats wrong with our area.....
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An admirable display by Millwall and a gutsy fightback by their hosts was however marred by the ugly scenes surrounding the match, with one fan scarred in pre-match clashes and the game itself marred by a series of pitch invasions and crowd scuffles.
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Three people were injured Monday afternoon in a series of several near-simultaneous crashes that occurred in the westbound lanes of Interstate 84 between Corbett and Rooster Rock State Park.
The crashes closed the westbound lanes for approximately 90 minutes.
According to Oregon State Police (OSP) Senior Trooper Duane Larson, on May 27, at approximately 4 p.m., heavy holiday-related traffic was traveling westbound along Interstate 84 east of Corbett during conditions described as "heavy rain with standing water on the roadway." An estimated 25 vehicles, passenger cars and pickups, were involved in approximately five different crash scenes spread out over a mile and a half.
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Florida Filly
Sister Moon
Charm the
SoCal Scoop
Eden's Moon
My Miss Aurelia
Zipse at the Track
Grace Hall
On Fire Baby
Kentucky Runner
Broadway's Alibi
Sweet Seventeen
NY State of Racing
Summer Applause
Princess Arabella
Handicapper's Corner
And Why Not
Princess Arabella-16
Grace Hall-11
S.Kit/B.Alibi-tie 5
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1. Amie's Dini 30-1
2. And Why Not 50-1
3. Avie's Sense 20-1
4. Believe You Can 30-1
5. Captivating Lass 15-1
6. Charm the Maker 20-1
7. Disposablepleasure 20-1
8. Dixie Strike 20-1
9. Eden's Moon 15-1
10. Grace Hall 10-1
11. In Lingerie 30-1
12. Inny Minnie 30-1
13. Karlovy Vary 30-1
14. Killer Graces 20-1
15. Mamma Kimbo 20-1
16. Off Limits 30-1
17. On Fire Baby 15-1
18. Princess Arabella 15-1
19. Reneesgotzip 15-1
20. Summer Applause 12-1
21. Sweet Seventeen 30-1
22. Yara 20-1
23. Zo Impressive 30-1
24. "All Others 3YO Fillies" 3-1
As if trainer Bob Baffert didn't have enough
contenders for the Kentucky Derby, he has the consensus leader, Princess Arabella, for the Oaks as well. Though only ranked #22 among the HRN top Kentucky Oaks contenders, Princess Arabella has been most impressive in winning
both lifetime starts. She faces her toughest task to date when she tries
routing and stakes company for the first time in this Saturday's Grade 1 Las Virgenes at Santa Anita Park.
Though Grace Hall didn't win last Saturday's Davona Dale Stakes at Gulfstream Park, it was a nice building block to help
her peak on the first Friday in May.
Florida Filly's top pick, Stephanie's Kitten,
has never won on dirt, but has shown the ability to easily handle route
distances while capturing Keeneland's Alcibiades Stakes and the Breeders Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf. If this angle sounds familiar, it should
considering Animal Kingdom had a similar profile in winning last year's Derby. He was also part of the mutual field in pools 1 & 2 of last year's Derby future wager.
Also part of the mutual field, Broadway's Alibi, tops Brian
Appleton's list after her victory in Gulfstream Park's Forward Gal Stakes.
Yet to try a route of ground, Broadway's Alibi suggests it shouldn't be a
problem being sired by Vindication, and out of the Seeking the Gold mare,
Broadway Gold.
Sister Moon is yet another field horse with upside.
Trained by John Sadler, she is out of Dixie Union, sire of Derby
"now" horse Union Rags, and hails from the same owners that brought
us Zenyatta and Giacomo.
And Why Not, bunks with Union Rags on Michael Matz's shed row, has been working steadily and appears on target to make her
2012 debut soon.
Though racing is filled with stories that tug a
one's heartstrings, a victory by Charm the Maker would thrust 79-year-old, hall of fame
trainer, Ron McAnally back into national spotlight once again, where he
belongs. In fact, he and wife Deborah, bred and own the Empire Maker filly as well.
2011 2-year-old filly champion, My Miss Aurelia,
barely makes a dent in the pollsters' opinions due the fact that she has not
had a published workout in 2012, and doesn't even make the top 23 wagering interests. Just making it to the Kentucky Oaks would be a
stretch at this point.
Other contenders include On Fire Baby (multiple graded stakes winner at Churchill Downs and 3rd against males in Oaklawn Park's Smarty Jones Stakes, Summer Applause (Rachel Alexandra Stakes winner at Fair Grounds), Sweet Seventeen (Busher Stakes winner at Aqueduct) and flashy maiden winner for Bob Baffert, Eden's Moon.
Regardless of who you fancy, make sure to shop for value. If the price isn't right, just wait until the day of the race. If your horse is lucky enough to make it to the starting gate, the price should be juicy enough.
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