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- Age is the largest risk factor for the development and progression of Parkinson's disease. Most people who develop Parkinson's disease are older than 60 years years of age.
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The primary symptoms of Parkinson's disease are all related to voluntary and involuntary motor function and usually start on one side of the body. Symptoms are mild at first and will progress over time. Some individuals are more affected than others. Studies have shown that by the time that primary symptoms appear, individuals with Parkinson's disease will have lost 60% to 80% or more of the dopamine-producing cells in the brain. Characteristic motor symptoms include the following:
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I'm staring at a green, knobbly, pear-like squash in Bridgetown Market and wondering what it tastes like. The stallholder, Marlene, who turns 80 next week and is looking very chipper, tells us that it's great for reducing high blood pressure. "It's called a christophene," says my shopping companion, the chef Michael Harrison. "You can eat it raw or sauté it. It tastes
a bit like a cucumber. Let's buy one."
This is fun. Anything I'm not familiar with or am wondering how to cook, Harrison stuffs in his basket. The executive chef at Cobblers Cove,a five-star Relais & Châteaux resort on the west coast of Barbados, is guiding me around the market as part of the hotel's new gourmet package.
If you think gourmet means truffles and caviar, think again — this is Bajan gourmet. We're talking best blackened chicken and the local staple macaroni pie, the finest fish cutter (a Bajan sandwich) and perfect rum punch, all with Harrison's elegant twist, served up in his restaurant.
The plan is that Harrison will cook the produce we've bought in the market, but not before a quick lunch at a favourite street food stall and a stop at a rum shop (the island runs on rum).
Also on the agenda is a fishing trip with the hotel's resident fisherman, a cooking lesson using more of that market produce, an unofficial visit to the artisanal Caribbean chocolate producer, Agapey (whose delicious products we found in our minibar) and a nose around a local farm to see what grows best here. The c ombined package delivers precious inside know-ledge and a refreshing hit of local flavour, something you rarely experience as a tourist staying in a resort on the island.
Barbados boasts some top (read expensive) restaurants, but most of these offer largely international cuisine, cooked by expat chefs and frequented by clientele who have flown as far as the ingredients. We're talking menus that range from Thai red chicken curry and Cajun salmon, to Caesar salad and shepherd's pie.
It might be a very good shepherd's pie but I didn't come all the way to Barbados to eat British pub grub. I want a sense of place and locally grown produce with a flavour of the Caribbean. Harrison's the man for this. With a truly innovative approach and stunning presentation, he's the only Barbados-born executive chef cooking this kind of food in a five-star hotel setting on the island.
His dishes are a mix of refined local dishes and familiar classics, such as herb-marinated rack of Barbados black-belly lamb with a spiced jus; seared peppered tuna loin, red pepper escabeche and an avocado and lime purée; blackened mahi-mahi with red cabbage coleslaw, baby bok choi, pickled ginger and beurre blanc.
You can thank Michel Roux Jr for some of that polish. Harrison spent time working with the celebrated chef-proprietor of Le Gavroche in London. However, for the soul that Harrison that puts into every dish, you can thank his auntie, who he used to help cook fried chicken for Sunday lunch." 'Go big or go home,' she used to tell me," Harrison says.
I'm pretty sure that none of the international chefs on Barbados could tell us how to cook green bananas. "Try this. See? It's not sweet at all," Harrison says, peeling back the skin and breaking off a piece for me. "Boil in the skin for five to seven minutes, peel, cut lengthways and sauté in butter with shallots, garlic and herbs. It's a great accompaniment to fish." Nor, I suspect, would those international chefs direct us to the roadside Backyard Barbecue, where brilliant Bajan chef John Hazzard cooks up Texan-style barbecue on a custom-made rig (we're talking low and slow) with a Caribbean twist, all within sight of glamorous Daphne's restaurant.
Hazzard serves pulled pork with orange- ginger barbecue sauce in Bajan salt bread with breadfruit chips, and smothered smoked beef brisket with Banks beer barbecue sauce and cinnamon sugar and nutmeg-roasted sweet potatoes. This alone is worth the trip to Barbados.
I try another of Harrison's recommendations at L'attitude, down an alley in Speightstown, where Gregory Austin is making waves with his grilled local fish, meat and vegetables at his very cool, open-air pitch on the refurbished beachside boardwalk.
The next morning, after papaya and pineapple followed by fried flying fish and scrambled eggs, we wander to the beach where Barker, the hotel fisherman, has his yellow boat. We motor along before cutting the engine and reeling in the line: we have five 30cm yellowfin tuna.
For any solo line fisherman out there,I give you a brilliant Bajan fishing tip: connect a rubber band between line and rowlock, and as soon as it starts stretching,you know you've caught something. You can even tell what you've got by the way it pulls, Barker tells us. Genius. Has it ever snapped? "Oh yes, at least once a week. A shark will do that," he grins.
We do see shark fillets in the fish market but because stocks are seriously depleted we go for something more sustainable for supper: the snapper-like yellow tail cavalli, which Harrison intends to marinate in blackening spices for our cooking lesson.
It's then that I learn about the Bajan tradition of "lime and salt": a kind of brining used before cooking fish, chicken and pork, using water, lemon and salt.
Harrison started his cooking career as a commis chef at Cobblers Cove and has come full circle, and impressively at that. Clearly his journey celebrates his roots, as well as refining them.
And that christophene? It ended up in an elegant sauté with green beans and bok choi to accompany the blackened cavalli.
The best places to sample Bajan food
Unless otherwise stated, prices are per person for a meal without a drink
L'attitude, Speightstown
Hang a left after Jordan's supermarket in the picturesque harbour town, go down an alley towards the seafront and you'll find the chef Gregory Austin grilling up a storm with local produce — that's whenever he's not on local TV doing more of the same.
Details Meal £15, Queen's Street, corner of Prince Alfred Lane (001 246 231 8502 )
Cuz's Fish Shack, Highway 7, Needham's Point
This really is just a shack but it's a shack with a queue. They come for the marlin cutters, pan-fried with a dusting of peppery flour and served in a super-fresh salt bun with a splash of hot sauce and vinegary pickles. Magic.
Details Meal £2, Carlisle Bay
Backyard Barbecue, St James
John Hazzard regularly trots the globe, eating at hallowed restaurants such as Alinea in Chicago, so it's no surprise that he takes his barbecue seriously — expect Texas-style with a Barbados twist. The pulled pork and ribs stand out.
Details Meal £15, Lower Holders Hill (001 246 432 5946)
The Village Bar, St John
The chef Michael Harrison likes to hang out at this bar for a Saturday lunch with family and friends to eat Bajan pudding and souse (there's great macaroni pie, too).
Details Meal £10, Lemon Arbour (001 246 433 3201)
Ju-Ju's Beach Bar, Alleyne's Beach
Park on Store House Road near The Lone Star and turn right after trotting down the beach-access opposite. There you'll find this lively blue-painted rum shack serving fine flying-fish cutters.
Details Meal with rum punch, £15
Chris' Place, St James
A five-minute drive inland from the glittering Sandy Lane Hotel takes you through cane fields to this rocking little rum shop, where a Bajan former sous chef at Cobblers Cove will serve you the island's staples.
Details Meal £5, Rock Dundo (001 246 422 5249)
The Cove, St Joseph
The best Caribbean home-style cooking in Barbados can be found at LaurelAnn Morley's blue-shuttered deck — try the crab backs and pepperpot stew. Her rum punch is also legendary. Book early.
Details Meal £25, Atlantic Park, Cattlewash (001 246 433 9495)
Fisherman's Pub, Speightstown
A visit to this West Coast town is not complete without an afternoon liming (as locals say) on this sea spray-soaked deck, left, sampling the rum and the simple lunch buffet, which includes the national dish, flying fish and cou-cou.
Details Buffet £5, Queen's Street
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ITC Luxury Travel (01244 355560, itcluxurytravel.co.uk) has seven nights' half board, including flights with British Airways, two cookery demonstrations by chef Michael Harrison, escorted visits to local markets, and a fishing trip with Barker, the hotel's fisherman, from £2,059pp
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Bruni-Tedeschi is a lovely actress, and whatever emotion is evident onscreen comes courtesy of her.
The film is bleak, not particularly compelling, and the characters are frustrating, the enemies of their own happiness.
Ozon's take on this marriage in particular is notable – apart from Freiss and Bruni-Tedeschi's bracing performances – for his unwillingness to let things spiral out of complete control.
Told in the usual sequence, the story of Gilles and Marion would be a banal bell curve of infatuation, bliss, boredom, regret and recrimination. As it is, 5x2 does not quite make the case that Gilles and Marion are entirely worth our interest, let alone our sympathy, but the reversal of narrative order gives their ordinary moments together a faint aura of mystery, as Mr. Ozon teases us with the conceit that it will all make sense in the end - or rather, the beginning.
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ChadS.Apr 10, 2007Giles (Stephane Freiss) and Marion(Valeria Bruni Tedeschi) sign their divorce papers, then they adjourn to a hotel room for some afternoon Giles (Stephane Freiss) and Marion(Valeria Bruni Tedeschi) sign their divorce papers, then they adjourn to a hotel room for some afternoon delight. What is this? "Au revoir" sex? No. "5x2" is telling their story in reverse, and if this narrative device dredges up bad memories of Monica Belluci's anguished screams on a desolate subway platform; relax, Francois Ozon's follow-up to "The Swimming Pool" is closer to "Betrayal" (written by Harold Pinter) than Gaspar Noe's "Irreversible". This disillusioned Parisian couple can't move on because quantum physics is making them relive their personal hell... and heaven. "5X2" is a real downer, however, self-consciously so; every momentous occasion in their married life (the wedding night, the birth of their child) is marred by Gilles' perplexing behavior. In the gaps, their ongoing life that goes unexamined by the camera eye within the fade-outs between every sour vignette aren't nearly as enigmatic as they should be, since the devil in their holy matrimony tells us all we need to know about their marital trajectory before each narrative wormhole snakes into the doomed couple's past. "5X2" is well-acted, nicely photographed, but kind of pointless.… Full Review »
AaronA.Nov 16, 2006Ambitious, superbly acted, imperfect. Recommended.
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We recently took a road trip landing in San Francisco and driving through California to Las Vegas. On the way we stayed at the Tahoe Lakeshore Lodge & Spa. This was probably the best place we stayed throughout our trip. We checked in for two days, and picked it based on other reviews on Tripadvisor. It surpassed our expectations. The hotel staff were friendly and really helpful, the condo room was spacious very clean and comfortable. Every room has great views of the lake. The property is near to lot of amenities, you can walk to bars and restaurants and the pier/boat house which is well worth a visit and offers great seafood and cocktails! Overall - great value for money. Sad we only stayed two days would love to go back for a whole week! 5 star experience.
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Good luck Ann! I LOVED Singapore. It was just super humid! How do you deal with it???
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Thanks JL! Oh we just have ac in our room & I'm used it bc I'm from the Philippines :)
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Aww Kt that is awesome...you are so nice!!!
I'd love to visit Singapore some day....may have to wait a few years!
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KT I'm Steph. I have a friend that works Picu or peds cardiac at nyu longone medical center (?). Hope he gets the job!!
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That's great new KT! I would love if df could get promoted or a good raise. I'm happy for you!
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Its 10:35 & I am tired, I don't know why seeing how I usually work till 2 am but me & Jay are gonna call it a night. Good luck to the hubby & the new job, welcome new mommys & LOs, good luck mommy & lo on getting your citizenship .. umm, I don't remember what else. Oh yeah, please don't leave me in the dust tonight, I know its only 7:30 for most Aunties but I might cry if I wake up to 500 comments I missed out on! Lol :)
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Posted 10/04/2012
Yeah I guess if you were born their its not that bad! I loved how clean it was... and allbthe rules! Haha
Mama to Marlowe Abbott- March 23rd
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Look how far your child has come.
Review your child's growth milestones.
Read about 4 years 3 months : Week 2.
Your growing child
Your 4 1/4-year-old: Learning to share
Selfishness is beginning to wane in your child. Read More
Your 4 1/4-year-old: Playing make-believe
Sticks become swords. Blankets transform into superhero capes. Preschoolers love using props to enter the world of make-believe. Read More
Your 4 1/4-year-old: Too soon for sports?
Age 4 is generally considered too early for organized sports. Read More
Your 4 1/4-year-old: Male and female
At 4, kids' notions of the roles of males and females are becoming more defined. Read More
Your 4 1/4-year-old: Understanding TV
At 4, your child may have trouble understanding that TV characters — even if they're cartoons — aren't real. Read More
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What's next for your growing child?
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Read about 4 years 5 months.


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The popular "Super Sport" package for 1963 was expanded to include swirl pattern side moulding and cove inserts, red SS
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1963 Chevrolet Impala 2D Dark Cherry Stock # NBKY1430730
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Full body off restoration on this sweet ride!! Matching numbers 409!!! The holy Grail of 409'S it's a
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Fire red exterior, with custom leather red original pattern interior, white convertible top with new hydraulics, custom red leather bootcover.
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This beautiful '63 SS-409 went through a full restoration 8 years ago. It is in excellent condition. It is powered


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Countdown to Canada Summer Games is on
Winnipeg's mayor touted next year's Canada Games as a chance for the city to show itself off to the rest of Canada.
Winnipeg's mayor touted next year's Canada Games as a chance for the city to show itself off to the rest of Canada.
A local developer claims the City of Winnipeg sidestepped an industrial park development deal and cost the company millions of dollars on that venture.
Winnipeg police are looking for a suspect they believe is connected to two commercial robberies earlier this month.
A Winnipeg woman is suing the Panthers Gymnastics club, alleging one of its former coaches repeatedly sexually assaulted her in 1991 when she was seven years old.
Police have taken a drastic step in trying to locate a suspect in a homicide earlier this month.
Aldreck Ramilo systematically drained $160,000 from the life savings of a 94-year-old Second World War veteran.
A community leader and a relief organization will offer an update on the tornado that ripped through two Manitoba first nations last week.
Attempted murder charges have been laid after a man was left in critical condition.
An 81-year-old Winnipeg woman is now on social assistance because she was conned into investing $250 with the promise of high returns.
Manitoba is known for its potholes. Now there's going to be a bench embracing that fact.


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The digital home of Richard Garside
This is my digital home, a resting place for my personal and client projects. I'm a web developer based in Leeds. I specialise in .NET MVC and apps for Windows 8 and Mac. You can find out more about me here.
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My Windows Services Panel
As a developer I have a lot of different types of Windows Services installed on my computer for the different projects I work on. Services like MS SQL Server Express, MS SQL Server, IIS, MSMQ and MySQl.
I don't use all of them all of the time, but I would normally leave them running because I couldn't be bothered trawling through all of the services in Services Manager to stop and start them. Having them running all the time made my computer take longer to startup and I felt like it was slowing it down generally and stealing battery power.
So I created My Windows Services Panel as a way to … more
NHibernate Search String Dictionary Bridge
NHibernate Search is an extension to NHibernate that uses Lucene to give you full text search using Lucene under the hood. It also makes using Lucene in your .NET app easier than using Lucene.NET directly.
Lucene only indexes text on a document in a flat key-value structure. Bridges are used to turn properties on your indexed documents into text.
NHibernate Search comes with bridges for common types such as enum, but you can also write your own. This is an example of a bridge that turns a Dictionary property on your indexed objects into a set of properties on the lucene document. It only … more
iOS Screenshot sizes when submitting your app
When submitting your awesome app to the iOS App Store you need to provide screenshots for all the iPhone/iPod/iPad screen sizes. In itunes connect they're labeled by the inch size of the screen, but this doesn't help you know which simulator to fire up. So, here's a handy table of all the portrait screen sizes:
3.5 inch (4s) 640×960
4 inch (5, 5s) 640×1136
4.7 inch (6) 750×1334
5.5 inch (6+) 1242×2208
It's also worth knowing that although you can update your app description after submitting the app, you can only update your screenshots with a full new app … more
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