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Skip to comments.Sorry, Vegans: Eating Meat and Cooking Food Made Us Human
Posted on 11/25/2012 12:20:00 AM PST by nickcarraway
High caloric intake enabled brains of our prehuman ancestors to grow dramatically
Vegetarian, vegan and raw diets can be healthy likely far healthier than the typical American diet. But to continue to call these diets "natural" for humans, in terms of evolution, is a bit of a stretch, according to two recent, independent studies.
Eating meat and cooking food made us human, the studies suggest, enabling the brains of our prehuman ancestors to grow dramatically over a period of a few million years. Although this isn't the first such assertion from archaeologists and evolutionary biologists, the new studies demonstrate, respectively, that it would have been biologically implausible for humans to evolve such a large brain on a raw, vegan diet and that meat-eating was a crucial element of human evolution at least 1 million years before the dawn of humankind.
Shhh, don't tell the gorillas
At the core of this research is the understanding that the modern human brain consumes 20 percent of the body's energy at rest, twice that of other primates. Meat and cooked foods were needed to provide the necessary calorie boost to feed a growing brain.
One study, published last month in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, examined the brain sizes of several primates. For the most part, larger bodies have larger brains across species. Yet humans have exceptionally large, neuron-rich brains for our body size, while gorillas three times more massive than humans have smaller brains and three times fewer neurons. Why?
The answer, it seems, is the gorillas' raw, vegan diet (devoid of animal protein), which requires hours upon hours of eating only plants to provide enough calories to support their mass.
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Like I keep telling vegetarians and vegans, we didn't kill our way to the top of the food chain only to eat a few leaves.
If we weren't able to digest it, we would've found that out a long time ago.
If we couldn't chew it, we'd either eat it as a paste, or not at all.
They'll never understand it.
even red meat in moderation is good.
We shouldn't be sitting down to a fatty meat every day, but once in a while, ok
I'm not saying we should eat half a cow daily, but the simple fact is, humans function best when meat is in the diet.
"The answer, it seems, is the gorillas' raw, vegan diet (devoid of animal protein), which requires hours upon hours of eating only plants to provide enough calories to support their mass."
Naw. gorillas don't need big brains since all they think about is how lousy those plants and leaves taste and where they can get a double bacon cheese burger.
Oh well. Thought I would be seeing an actual full-hearted tell-off to the vegans out of MSDNC. Instead, I see evolutionary nonsense mixed in about gorillas and whatnot. (Chimps hunt animals for food, but it doesn't put their intelligence at human level.) If I were in the article author's place, I'd have the flame-retardant suit on before the libs remind him that gorillas are eight times stronger than Olympic weightlifters, on average . . . (ain't got a thing to do with diet)
For as long as mankind has lived outside of the tropics, he has eaten something other than vegetables for a good portion of the year.
Bears eat what they can when they can. They'll pound down the salmon for a month, and then pound down berries for a month. They might eat some honey or a rotten moose.
Vegans are the oddest people with the most unnatural ideas.
"Bears eat what they can when they can."
You forgot tourists, they are particularly fond of that delicacy!
Nice green salads have a place. Before the main course of a 24 oz. steak grilled to perfection.
Unless you're Yogi, and then you raid picanic baskets.
The author manages to contradict himself with the final statemenst about there being many good reasons to go vegetarian or vegan when he just wrote a great expose detailing why going vegan or vegetarian would have made us all puny idiots. If going v and v would have made us inferior now, it will then make us inferior in the future. Moral of the story: to stay strong and smart, eat meat.
I never saw a lion that got fat on daisies.....
high grade animal protein increased our brain power and gave us time away from dumb grazing animals, to increase our intellect and ponder our next moves...which developed into science and art.
I think that's the problem in the schools, too. These kids need REAL protein....eggs, meat and dairy. Stop the rabbit diet.
Hey! I resemble that remark!
Rabbits eat bugs (not as in bunny) too don't they?
We had a bunny. It totally ate my HUGE house plant. Bunnies are not trustworthy.
I have a nice rabbit coat.
You trusted the rabbit for that coat
vegan is ancient pri-mordal word for ..."bad hunter"
The author of the article is a science writer, not a scientist, expressing pure opinion with that statement.
People try pure vegan diets, but I have yet to hear of someone sticking with one permanently. There also isn't any research establishing that such diets are actually healthy. Nor is there any scientific reason to believe that vegetarianism is somehow better for the environment. I know that there is a lot of hype claiming scientific support for these assertions, but reading the original science articles reveals that the scientific basis isn't there.
And rabbit itself....tastes like chicken.
I wear elk moccasins...inside and out...can't wear the damn things out. Love'm.
I also have a full length seal coat that I got at a garage sale for $4.00. The skins say Africa. It's over 100 years old. Velvet is like brillo compared to sealskin. Awesome.
This is how I believe. "God didn't make anything on earth just for the mere sake of beauty. He left that to the sun and moon and stars. And we stand in awe of such wonders."
In the early 17th century, the Sikhs switched their policy from pacifism to armed resistance against Muslim oppression.
To further this switch, although they had previously been vegetarians, they were instructed by their Guru to eat meat so they would grow strong.
Almost all mammalian herbivores have gut specializations and flora that allow them to kinda retain and "ferment" their foods.
No such items in humans.
Actually, human "pass through" time is more like carnivores, who digest and pass through their foods quickly.
It also provided leisure for music, dance and various intoxicants leading to self-awareness.
This certainly explains why vegans are always narrow minded small brain people.
no....vegetarians maybe...but vegans eat NO products that originate from any animals. they are like sheep.
That is what is so good about meat, you don't need that much and it replaces so many bananas or apples when it comes to protiens and amino acids.
You'd have to eat 23 bananas to get the protien from 3 oz of lean ground beef. Bananas are good but for totally different reasons.
It is called balance and eating to get the nutrients your body needs.
Xlent web page showing info about diet, digestion, etc.
As an extreme example, the Eskimos. Not that much vegetation up on the Arctic Circle, so their traditional diet is predominantly meat, fish, birds and bird eggs.
Add to that the populations of northern Siberia and the Laplanders whose diet and life support systems consist almost entirely of one single animal:
Some limited fish and seal, but not much.
The reindeer are the only large animal that can eke out an existence from the lichens and very sparse vegetation.
They eat the plants.
The people eat the reindeer.
The cow ate the grass.
I ate the steak.
There is symmetry.
And alcohol focused that brainpower into civilization, and provided sterilized water to drink.
Fermentation required a basic scientific and manufacturing process. Alcohol killed off all the nasties living in most water.
Here's to steak and beer!
And alcohol focused that brainpower into civilization, and provided sterilized water to drink.
Fermentation required a basic scientific and manufacturing process. Alcohol killed off all the nasties living in most water.
Here's to steak and beer!
And let's not forget the Plains Indians before white settlers came. There's not much on the plains but grass and buffalo. The buffalo ate the grass and the Indians ate the buffalo.
Environmentally-correct education bemoans the "senseless slaughter" of the buffalo herds when the white man came, but there was a very rational purpose behind it. The Indians were nomadic and very hard for the US Cavalry to track down, and could put up a fight when they WERE found, as General Custer discovered. But the Indians could not survive without buffalo, so if you want to get rid of the Indians, the simplest method was to get rid of the buffalo.
Human beings were designed by God (or by "Mother Nature",for all you atheists) to be omnivores.Anyone needing proof should ask any dentist.
I certainly don't advocate anyone start eating large amounts of fatty meat every day, but the food nazis can drive a person over the edge. I've heard a few claim humans didn't start eating meat until about ten thousand years ago because of some huge food crisis. I asked one young veggietarian who told me that story why humans have incisors and not all molars. He had no answer.
Not too long ago, a scientist studying nutrition was puzzled, because he wanted to know the nutritional difference between raw and cooked food, and couldn't find any research about it.
Then he discovered that when calories of food were determined with an elaborate device called a calorimeter, which determines calories by incinerating food, no distinction was made between raw and cooked food.
He knew that digestion can only get a fraction of the nutrition from raw food compared to cooked food, so there should be a huge difference in "available calories".
To check this out, he studied people who were on a raw food only diet, and discovered that even if they ate considerably more raw food calories, almost every one had at least some form of malnutrition.
The implications of this are that the calorie tables put on food are wildly inaccurate, and need significant adjustment. Proteins, fats, carbohydrates and their subset sugars, as well as vitamins and minerals, are all very different from what they are alleged to be.
However, it is not easy to tell how much nutrition is obtained from food, and how high up in the digestive tract. But until this is done, nutritional labels on food are wrong.
***Vegetarian, vegan and raw diets can be healthy likely far healthier than the typical American diet.***
I know a woman who has never eaten meat. She is a health basketcase. Thin as a rail, constantly sick, Tries to live a "naural" life. Needs to smoke "medical marijuana" to ease her pains. Seventh Day Adventist. Nuff said.
***Actually, human pass through time is more like carnivores, who digest and pass through their foods quickly.***
I challenge that statement! Last week I had nothing to eat all day. That evening I ate some Vienna Sausages with Jalepeno peppers in them. Four hours later they came through and were still HOT!
Years ago, after word got out that some Eskimos had killed a whale for food, some Vegans went to Alaska to try and talk the Eskimos to eat a vegan diet. They were laughted out of camp.
I've been a carnivore (or,more accurately,an omnivore) my entire life and I've never had to smoke marijuana,"medical" or otherwise,for any pain,*ever*.The only real pain I've ever had was hip pain and a hip replacement was the only thing I needed.
Vegan. Never met one that didn't have serious medical issues they didn't dismiss as having nothing to do with being idiots. They are usually in very poor health.
I've never met a vegan who didn't use some sort of "medical supplement" -- pot or nicotine. Usually pot.
While it's hard to be healthy as a vegan, it can be done as a vegetarian who also eats egg and milk products. A friend of one of my kids is that kind of vegetarian, and she's a healthy athlete.
Sure, because you are introducing the proteins needed. I know a number of non-meat eating people that use dairy products just fine.
yup, they are one extreme — but the heavy-duty meat diet that we have isn't completely healthy either. There's a balance
For one believes he may eat all things, but he who is weak eats only vegetables. Rom. 14:2.
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New York, NY, January 27, 2003 ... Calling the Administration's plan to subsidize construction at churches and other houses of worship using federal community development grants, "patently unconstitutional" and a "serious breach of the church-state wall," the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) today urged the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to reconsider its proposal.
"The HUD plan is patently unconstitutional and reaffirms our concern that faith-based programs will erode the church-state wall," said Abraham H. Foxman, ADL National Director. "If implemented, taxpayer funds would be directly funneled into construction of church facilities, in what would constitute a most serious breach of the separation of church and state."
In a letter to Housing Secretary Mel Martinez, ADL outlined its concerns why the Proposed Rule issued on January 6 would "inevitably result in very broad and unconstitutional entanglements between government and religion to an extent never seen before." The League also will be filing formal comments on the Proposed Rule. Among the specific concerns outlined in the letter:
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NEW YORK — The bankrupt Spiegel Group plans to close 60 underperforming Eddie Bauer stores, though many more are expected to be on the chopping block.
This story first appeared in the April 29, 2003 issue of WWD. Subscribe Today.
Spiegel said Monday the store closings are an integral part of the reorganization process, and that it would be exploring additional retail sites for possible closings. Currently, Eddie Bauer operates 529 stores. Spiegel previously said it would close 21 outlets.
On a much brighter note relevant to the restructuring, Spiegel said it chose Alliance Data Systems Corp. to establish the catalog operator's new private label credit card program. The program, which still requires Manhattan bankruptcy court approval, would include Spiegel's three merchant operations: Eddie Bauer, Spiegel Catalog and Newport News.
As reported, Spiegel's previous private label credit card operation was shuttered when First Consumers National Bank, the direct marketer's wholly-owned subsidiary, entered into a voluntary liquidation due to failure to meet financial covenants.
"Outsourcing to a third party is a good sign," that someone has confidence in Spiegel's business, said Mary Ann Domuracki, managing director of the Financo Restructuring Group.
Regarding the stores, Domuracki observed, "Eddie Bauer has extraordinary locations, many in 'A' malls. The problems have been in the merchandising. It just hasn't been hitting. So the company has been operating these expensive stores that were not particularly productive, and some are very big locations with Eddie Bauer home stores right next to the Eddie Bauer apparel stores."
Domuracki said about 30 store leases were coming up for renewal and landlords in certain cases had decided not to renew them.
"Years ago, Eddie Bauer was opening stores with 3,000 square feet, but recently, it was not uncommon to see 12,000 to 14,000-square-foot stores on two levels and with their merchandising issues, sales productivity dropped dramatically," said Steve Greenberg, president of The Greenberg Group real estate advisers to retailers.
There has been speculation that Spiegel may decide to sell off Eddie Bauer, but on Monday, sources indicated that the Spiegel restructuring team has yet to make an official decision on asset sales, though it has been weighing interest. Pruning Eddie Bauer's store count would help sell it, since the price would be lower and the chain would be streamlined with only productive stores remaining. With Spiegel operating under Chapter 11 bankruptcy court protection since March, it can take advantage of the process to reject unwanted leases without severe penalty.
"The first 60 stores — that's an easy group to shed. It doesn't mean there won't be another 60 or 100 or 200 to come," said one source. "The 60 stores being closed will have very little affect on operating Eddie Bauer as a stand-alone."
The stores slated to close will remain open for business for at least a few months. First, the store-closing plan must be approved by the bankruptcy court, and then there will be liquidation sales where units remain open until they run out of goods, or get depleted enough to warrant closure. A motion for permission on the store closing plan was expected to be filed Monday.
Bill Kosturos, interim chief executive officer and chief restructuring officer of The Spiegel Group, said in a statement, "The decision to close stores is never easy, yet we are confident that this move will result in a healthier, more productive store base for Eddie Bauer as we eliminate the least productive stores and concentrate our efforts on boosting store productivity."
Fabian Mansson, president and chief executive officer of Eddie Bauer stated, "We are taking tough, but necessary steps to position Eddie Bauer for future success." Mansson has been trying to beef up the quality of the merchandise so that it better reflects Eddie Bauer's heritage of innovative, outdoor-inspired products.
Eddie Bauer operates 382 apparel stores, 45 home stores and 102 outlets. The stores targeted for closure include 51 apparel and eight home stores and one outlet, all in the U.S. Some stores operate in Canada. Previously, the company said it would close 21 outlets.
Stronger apparel chains such as American Eagle, Abercrombie & Fitch, Victoria's Secret, Pac Sun, Express and Chico's, will be vying for the sites — and there are some choice locations slated to close. Among the best locations are a home store and an apparel store, both on Post Street in San Francisco, as well as apparel stores in South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, Calif., Georgetown in Washington, the Ala Moana mall in Hawaii, the Mall at Short Hills in New Jersey and the Desert Passage at the Aladdin hotel in Las Vegas.


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Iota High School, calendar of events for August
August 4 to August 6
Dates of times of registration, picking up class schedules and textbooks, and paying fees are as follows:
9th grade: August 4th 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
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New student registration: August 9th 8:30 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Fees to be paid are $10 and an additional $5 for those needing a parking permit.
Spirit shirts are on sale for $16.
Registration and schedule pickup will be in the high school office.
9th grade orientation will be August 9th at 6:30 p.m. in the school auditorium.
August 13
Students are to report August 13, 2010 for the first full day of school.
Buses will run and breakfast and lunch will be served.
The first bell rings at 7:45 a.m.
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Steven Anderson, professor of earth sciences at the University of Northern Colorado, has been conducting fieldwork at Hawaii's Kilauea volcano. His work will result in his appearance in a TV show by the BBC.
Anderson and his former student Dave Finnegan will study the lava from the active volcano. Anderson and Finnegan have been working together as colleagues on volcanoes and glaciers for more than 10 years.
The BBC TV show "Volcano Live" will air in Europe on July 14. The episode will show Anderson's research on scanning topography using a laser to image the volcano's crater and active lava lake. The research will lead to a better understanding of how the Kilauea volcano works and help to effectively monitor the hazards from the lava lake.
Anderson has studied the lava flow on active volcanoes on Earth and older lava flows on Mars and Venus in the past. His research is funded by the NASA Mars Fundamental Research program to look at the surfaces of lava flows on Mars and interpret the types of volcanic eruptions responsible for their formations.
There is no information about when the show will be aired in the United States.


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YOU WOULDN'T expect that a French-trained executive chef in a French-owned hotel chain would have boyish charm and a Midwestern accent that could cast him in an episode of "Fargo." Yet here's Justin Perdue, who arrived from Chicago this spring to take over the kitchen at Hotel Sofitel Philadelphia, on 17th Street.
Originally from Wisconsin, Perdue, 33, trained in Manhattan at the French Culinary Institute and worked under fellow FCI alum Bobby Flay at Bar Americain.
Perdue eventually moved to Chicago, working at several places before becoming sous chef at the Michelin-starred Sixteen under chef Frank Brunacci. He then joined Hotel Sofitel Chicago, also as sous.


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HOUSTON - They already had competed long and hard at pingpong, Chutes and Ladders, and checkers. After all those years, Jeff and Stan Van Gundy finally faced off as basketball coaches Tuesday night.
In the second time in NBA history that brothers coached against each other, Jeff's Houston Rockets sent Stan's Miami Heat to their seventh straight loss, 90-70.
Houston won its fourth in a row and kept Miami as the only winless team in the league.
The game was a mere subplot for the main show between the Van Gundys, who joined Herb and Larry Brown as the only brothers to coach against each other in the NBA.
Mavericks 125, Hornets 97
DALLAS - Steve Nash hit all five of his 3-point shots and sparked a huge third-quarter run that led the Dallas Mavericks past New Orleans.
The Hornets cut a 19-point deficit in the second period to 66-60 early in the third. Then Nash hit a 3 that started a 23-2 burst capped by Antawn Jamison's dunk.
Antoine Walker had 21 points, Michael Finley 20 and Dirk Nowitzki 18 for the Mavericks. Nash finished with 17 points and 11 assists, and Danny Fortson had nine points and 16 rebounds.
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So what do you wear to a fete at the White House? Yes, that White House.
Wally Hopkins, CEO of Amarillo Veteran's Affairs Medical Center and his wife, Susan, faced that fun dilemma last week before jetting off to Washington, D.C., where Hopkins received the first CFC Hero Award for the Civilian Sector of the Combined Federal Campaign (run in conjunction with the annual United Way Campaign).
Big mouthful, but the bottom line is that Hopkins - who has served on the United Way board for three years - helped the CFC raise more money than ever before.
In 1997, only one year after Hopkins joined the board, the CFC of Amarillo and Canyon raised the largest amount of money ever, a 42 percent increase over the previous year.
"I'm just thrilled that the Amarillo United Way and CFC gets recognized through this award," he said. "I'm flattered that it's me, but I'm tickled to death that it's Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle."
The local office chipped in and gave the couple a gift certificate to use at the posh hotel restaurant.
So back to the shopping issue.
"Susan shopped all over and finally found the perfect dress," Hopkins said with a laugh. "From a husband's point of view, if you want a wife to do some really serious shopping, just tell her she's going to the White House."
Fed Ex brings good news
Rosalee Robinson was surprised when a Fed Ex truck pulled up to her door recently.
The founder and president of Friends of San Jacinto Historical Neighborhood Revitalizing fame had applied for a scholarship to attend a one-day Grassroots Leadership Training sponsored by Points of Light Foundation.
"They said applicants would be notified by May 31," Robinson said, "and that day came and went, and I hadn't heard anything."
Until Fed Ex delivered a letter informing her that she'd won a scholarship - not only to the one-day training - but also to a weeklong 2000 National Community Service Conference in Orlando, Fla.
"I was in shock," she said. "Absolute shock."
Especially when she perused the list of luncheon speakers and noted that both Colin Powell and former President Bush were listed.
"I hope Barbara will be there," she said. "She's one of my favorite people."
And then there's a visit to Epcot Center for the World 2000 Millennium Celebration with people from 250 countries.
Robinson already has gathered goodies on Amarillo from the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce - including boot pins, Route 66 brochures and a video - to share with the other 5,000 participants.
"Only 10 scholarships were given, and I don't think I would have received one if Potter County Attorney Sonya Letson hadn't written such a lovely letter of recommendation," Robinson said.
Robinson's airfare, hotel and some meals will be paid for by Points of Light, based in Washington, D.C.
The San Jacinto Historical Neighborhood Revitalizing committee is giving Robinson $500 for ground transportation and expenses and Amarillo National Bank is covering the cost of renting an electric scooter. (Robinson suffers from dystonia, a nerve disorder that sometimes makes it difficult for her to walk.)
Texana on auction block
Texana collectors, take note: Tomorrow afternoon, Sotheby's in New York will offer a collection of nine documents relating to Texas Independence and the Republic of Texas dating from 1830 to 1859. As a group, the documents are expected to fetch up to $30,000.
So what's on the block? Documents relating to the design of two Texan flags, in which Texas is praised as "one of the best countrys (sic) in the world."
Or how about two manuscripts relating to the real estate dispute surrounding the land ownership of Houston?
Others include a printed 1830 circular known as the "Texas Stamp Act" from when Mexico outraged Texans by attempting to regulate immigration and restrict other freedoms while stationing Mexican troops in Texas. According to information from Sotheby's, this document directly stimulated the Texas revolution, much like the Stamp Act led to the American Revolution.
For more details about these and other documents, talk to a Sotheby's specialist in the Books and Manuscripts Department at (212) 774-5322. You don't need to be present to bid.
Junior League thankful
Funfest wouldn't happen without a lot of sweat and toil by members of the Junior League of Amarillo - and a lot of help from their friends.
This year, a bunch of people worked together to install new electrical service to Thompson Park, a project that cost $40,000.
The Junior League would like to thank a local labor management cooperation committee, comprised of representatives from the Panhandle Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association and representatives from Local 602 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.
Donors include: Duke Electric Co. Inc., Southwestern Public Service Co., Perry Williams Inc., Rexel Summers Electric, Graybar Electric, Nunn Electric Supply, Chaparral Electric Supply and A-1 Rentals.
Funfest 2000 co-chairs Lori Williams and LaDonna Tunnell said, "The project cost went well above what was originally bid on, but they continued the work and donated their time and materials. Thanks to their efforts, the electricity for Funfest is brand new and it will allow for future expansion."
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The LG H160 sliding tablet is one of two new Windows 8 PCs announced by LG this morning. The H160 has a 11.6-inch IPS display of unknown resolution that's compatible with LG's Smart Touch Pen, whiLG says it allows for "precision-required" work, however the technology it uses is actually unknown. Thanks to the built-in keyboard the H160 weighs just over 2.3 lbs and is 15.9mm (0.63 inches) thick, but it does offer up full-size USB, HDMI, and microSD ports — all with 10 hours of battery life promised, hinting that it uses Intel's new Clover Trail family of processors.
As for the second PC, it's an all-in-one called the V532. It gets to sport a 23-inch 1080p multitouch display, Ivy Bridge Core i5 processor and NVIDIA GeForce GT 640M graphics card. There's built-in tuner and functions as a TV when the PC is switched off. Both machines will be released in Korea on October 26th to coincide with Microsoft's Windows 8 launch; US launches from LG are rather rare, so don't actually plan on seeing this in the states anytime soon.
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Who says only kids get the back-to-school jitters? Parents are just as likely to get a little anxious, especially when it comes to making sure their kids get to school safely.
Back to school safety tips to help your child learn how to walk safely.
Whether playing Pokemon Go or using any app, it is important to remember key pedestrian safety tips to keep you and your kids safe.
On this World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims 2015, we pause for a moment to remember the millions of people who have lost their lives around the globe in road collisions. Here at Safe Kids Worldwide, we remember all road traffic victims, but we pay special tribute to the more than 180,000 children who lose their lives every year in vehicles, as pedestrians, as bicyclists, and on motorcycles. For children, road traffic deaths are a true health epidemic, ranking as the number one cause of death for those between the ages of 5 and 19, both in the United States and around the world.
While recognizing that driving a car is very serious business, officials hope that these signs will be more than one-time reminders to drivers. In addition to making people laugh, they hope these attention-grabbing signs will be family conversation starters, and help create more long-term safe driving habits.
Today is International Walk to School Day, a day when we're all focused on making sure our kids get to school safely. It's become bigger and bigger each year – and with good reason, since road traffic injuries are the number one killer of kids ages 5 to 19 in the U.S. and around the world. Now, just in time for Walk to School Day, the United Nations did something that's incredibly important for our children – and for all of us. For the first time, the UN approved worldwide goals that include targets for reducing deaths and injuries on our roads!
Every year, on the first Wednesday of October, schools around the world celebrate International Walk to School Day. For the past 16 years, Safe Kids has teamed up with FedEx to host events in celebration of this day to teach children how to walk to school safely. We hope your kids get to attend one of these great events. But, if they don't, it's still an important time to talk to them about how to walk safely. In the United States alone, 44 children are hit by a car every day. We've created some helpful, and fun, items below to help you teach your kids how to walk safely.
We worked with FedEx to develop a special pedestrian safety book, Clifford Takes a Walk. In the book, Clifford and his friends learn how to walk safely. In celebration of International Walk to School Day, we're offering classrooms a chance to win 100 books for their school.
So to help families brush up on their walking safety skills, Safe Kids and FedEx teamed up to bring you seven tips in the form of a fun, interactive infographic. In less than five minutes, you can learn how to cross the road more safely for a lifetime. And it's fun.
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Perhaps if the Israeli government did not, in the words of my friend in Modiin (who made aliyah last year), believe that behaving like gangsters enhances the State of Israel's security, we would not have Israel's face being bloodied on the world stage ("Israel's Delegitimizers Are Gaining," June 4). To borrow a line from intrepid British politician Daniel Hannan, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has now shown himself as the "devalued leader of a devalued government."
Maybe it's time Israel had a leader with the courage of a Pierre Mendes-France. Back in 1954 Mendes-France he announced that he would resign as France's premier if he could not get the Viet Minh to cut a peace deal at Geneva within the next 100 days. It's time to end this madness now. End of discussion.
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Dh comes home today after being gone for the past week. The kids are ecstatic, of course. So, I had better get the stuff done that I want to get done now, because things go to the wayside while he's home. He goes back to work on Monday night. Lots of messes can happen between now and then. lol
*Unload/reload dishwasher
*Change out vinegar in gnat traps (they are gone again, but I'm not taking any chances. lol)
*Daily load of laundry and a load of my bedding
*Dust living room
*Vacuum floors and steam mop (I hate the mopping part, blech)


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Michelle Grabner named curator for Whitney Biennial
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On May 5, 1886, several thousand laborers marched to the Bay View Rolling Mills to advocate for the eight-hour work day. When the marchers didn't stop after being ordered to do so, the state militia fired on the crowd, killing seven protesters and injuring many others. This infamous moment in Milwaukee history will be commemorated Sunday at 3 p.m. at the historical marker on S. Superior St. and E. Russell Ave. Historian John Gurda will moderate the remembrance, which features a re-enactment by the Milwaukee Public Theatre and the Milwaukee Mask and Puppet Theatre, folksinger Larry Penn and a wreath-laying ceremony with Anita Zeidler, daughter of Milwaukee's former mayor Frank Zeidler. The commemoration is free and open to the public. »Read Full Article
Windfall Theatre still in tune with 'A Little Night Music'
Many Stephen Sondheim musicals benefit from being performed in a smaller space, where voices and emotions require no amplification to be heard and seen. That's perhaps most true of "A Little Night Music" - a delectable lemon meringue that combines the delicate, light farce of Hugh Wheeler's book with the tart filling provided by Sondheim's score.
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In 'Sing Me a Story,' 2 pros put songs center stage
A great song, delivered well, is a powerful, powerful thing.
Stage veterans Kay Stiefel and Jack Forbes Wilson lit up the Broadway Theatre Center's Studio Theatre Friday evening, delivering a high-energy parade of musical gems and bringing those songs to life with the kind of theatrical polish that take years to learn/earn. »Read Full Article
Free Comic Book Day in Milwaukee
Happy Free Comic Book Day, the day that celebrates two of Milwaukee's favorite things: comic books and free stuff.
On the first Saturday of May, participating comic-book stores around the country give away specially created comic books - both kid- and geek-friendly - for free, and usually have a lot of great deals on other titles in their stores. »Read Full Blog Post
Solo Sara Bareilles makes big impression in small room
The voice of Sara Bareilles could fill, and has filled, venues larger than the Humphrey Scottish Rite Masonic Center Auditorium, which sold out its 435-seat capacity when she stopped there Friday night.
Bareilles was in the midst of her first-ever solo tour and evidently wanted the intimacy of a smaller venue - combined, perhaps, with the assurance that if she failed, she would do so in front of a smaller crowd. »Read Full Article(2)
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Happy Thursday, Boys & Girls!
It seems like forever, but we're back with our first new Firewall & Iceberg Podcast in 10-ish days. Apologies for the delays and apologies for not having the opportunity to tell you to avoid basically every new network show premiering last week and maybe this week.
Actually, we got in under the wire on ABC's "Once Upon a Time in Wonderland," which premieres tonight. We also reviewed the new season of AMC's "The Walking Dead." We talked about the early season successes and failures -- this podcast was completed mere minutes *before* ABC picked up a back-nine for "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." -- and we answered a couple pieces of mail.
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All for Love, or the World Well Lost (1677), Dryden's tragedy of Antony and Cleopatra, represents a turning point in his career as a dramatist. Abandoning his practice of composing his plays in rhymed couplets (a method he had earlier encouraged in his Essay of Dramatic Poesie)(1668), Dryden shows here the mastery of an artist at the height of his powers. The play is especially impressive in creating genuine emotion and dramatic tension within the rigorous strictures of the neoclassical theatre; the unities of time, place, and action are strictly observed, but the story loses none of its power as a result. The work has obviously suffered in its inevitable comparison to Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra—when …
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The Catholic Leadership Conference, jointly organised by the Kerala Catholic Bishops Council (KCBC) Laity Commission, Kerala Catholic Federation and the Kerala chapter of All-India Catholic Union, will be held here on Tuesday.
The challenges being faced by the Catholic laity and the contemporary issues will be discussed at the meeting which will be held at the Pastoral Orientation Centre (POC). KCBC Laity Commission chairman Bishop Varghese Chakkalakkal will inaugurate the conference. Bishop of Bathery Joseph Mar Thomas will preside over the inaugural function.
Retired Supreme Court judge Cyriac Joseph will deliver the keynote address and Idukki Bishop Mar Mathew Anikuzhikattil will deliver the benedictory address.
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BOSTON | EXCLUSIVE – Four years after launching the BioIT Alliance, Microsoft will announce today that it is spinning off the community of more than 100 users and vendors in the bio-IT arena.
"The BioIT Alliance is now a fully independent organization incorporated in the State of Washington," said Les Jordan, industry chief technology strategist for Microsoft's life sciences team, in a preview of his announcement scheduled for the Bio-IT World Conference & Expo. "It has been incorporated as a standards development organization, with Microsoft providing seed funding and the necessary work to get that done." Jordan has served as the Alliance director for the past ten months following the departure of Rudy Potenzone in 2009.
Jordan said it made sense for the BioIT Alliance to stand on its own at last, along the lines of a true standards development organization focused on translational medicine, rather than be seen as a Microsoft co-marketing alliance.
"Our mission statement is: how do we enable translational medicine? How do we take information from the clinic and get it back to the bench, and vice versa? Right now, there are no other standards groups looking at this holistically. We felt this was the right approach for this organization. It's very exciting news."
Jordan said that two big names – Thermo Fisher and HP – have agreed to join the Alliance, joining the more than 100 current members. "We're in conversation with most of the current members of the advisory board, who will also join," said Jordan.
During his announcement, Jordan plans to announce a membership drive for the BioIT Alliance, seeking new sponsors to help guide the alliance and associate members, who will be focused on specific working groups being planned.
Jordan stressed that Microsoft is not stepping away from the Alliance, but hinted that there would be some changes in some areas. "We're renewing our commitment," he said. "In the bylaws, someone from Microsoft needs to be involved. I'll remain as chair of the Alliance until elections in November [2010]. I may stand or may not. That decision will be up to the board of directors. We're trying to make it more open, include other voices, so this does not have the appearance of being a Microsoft-centric group. We want to play nice in the sandbox!"
As a new independent organization, the BioIT Alliance will begin to charge an annual membership fee. A maximum of 11 sponsors will have a seat on the board of directors, determining the direction the Alliance will take. Associates will pay a lesser fee, and will be able to vote on working groups.
Asked what standards were necessary in translational medicine, Jordan replied: "Today, you can't take information from an electronic medical record and get it back into a scientist's bench so they can start to develop treatments specific for the individual. Those sorts of things don't exist. It doesn't matter if you're talking in a hospital or inside a pharma company -- those capabilities don't exist. That's the area where we're trying to focus.
"In the stimulus package passed by the Obama Administration, one of the tenets was a focus on comparative effectiveness. That cannot be separated from the individual. To understand what that means on an individual basis, standards become vitally important."
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For the fourth time in seven years, the Houston Dynamo will be a participant in the MLS Cup. They earned their spot as the 2012 Eastern Conference Champions, with their 1-1 tie against DC United Sunday afternoon.
The Dynamo knew heading into the game that United was going to come out guns blazing. With the support of the raucous crowd at RFK Stadium, the Dynamo didn't want to sit back and defend for 90 minutes.
And the Dynamo had just the solution to quiet the crowd: Boniek Garcia.
The always smiling Honduran international has become a fan favorite with his technical ability on the ball, and his blue-collar workmanship on the field. Both of his trademarks were on display when he buried a shot at the roof of the goal in the 33rd minute, silencing the crowd at RFK.
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The goal gave the Dynamo a 1-0 lead in the match, but more importantly gave them a 4-1 lead in the aggregate score. That's all the Dynamo needed. They went on to put on another professional defensive effort; something that has been the norm for the Orange in the playoffs.
"It's like anything," Dynamo defender Bobby Boswell said. "The more you do it, the better you get at it. In big pressure games, you do them enough and you get better at it. You get better at managing stress and managing the mental side coming up to it. Honestly, we had fun out there."
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Dynamo midfielder Ricardo Clark made his return to starting lineup on Sunday. He was unavailable for the first leg of the series due to a groin injury. He managed to play 66 minutes before being subbed for Luiz Camargo.
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History of DeKalb County Told Through Vintage Photographs
Local authors Judy Fuson and Ria Baker team up on new book on this Tennessee county.
DeKalb County has a vast and interesting history spanning from Confederate general John Hunt Morgan's raids on the North during the Civil War to the building of Center Hill Dam, which formed a beautiful lake that brings thousands of tourists to the county each year. The lake, encompassing 18,220 acres, displaced thousands of the earliest settlers' descendants along the Caney Fork River.
The state legislature established DeKalb County from parts of surrounding counties in 1837. The county was named after Revolutionary War general Johann DeKalb, while the county seat of Smithville was named after state senator Samuel Granville Smith; neither man was from the county.
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In 1560, General Pedro de Ursua led an expedition through the Amazon in search of El Dorado. Three months later, Ursua was murdered. His replacement, Fernando de Guzman, was also murdered. Emerging from the chaos was the Biscayan Lope de Aguirre, who turned away from El Dorado and led his men to Peru to overthrow the royal forces and declare independence from the Spanish Crown. When Aguirre was finally killed, the aftermath was astonishing: hundreds dead, entire towns depopulated, and a nascent revolution quashed.
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Ski, snowshoe, sled or just take a stroll. Whatever winter revelry you enjoy, The Nature Conservancy invites you to join in celebrating the first annual Great Maine Outdoor Weekend, March 2-4th.
Conservation and community organizations throughout the state will be hosting events designed to encourage Mainers to celebrate wintery weather. The Nature Conservancy is collaborating with local ski mountains as well as sponsoring snowshoe hikes on two of its preserves.
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Mid Coast Hospital welcomes new audiologist, Anna K. Strange, AuD, to Rehabilitation ServicesMid Coast Hospital welcomes Anna K. Strange, AuD, to its Rehabilitation Services staff.Dr. Strange is a clinical and dispensing audiologist and joins the Audiology Department at 310 Bath Road. She received her clinical doctorate from Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, PA."Anna's arrival truly complements the mission of our department," said Director of Rehabilitation Services Dory E. Holmes, MPH, TR/LL. "Our goal is to maximize or restore people to their highest level of functioning and to support healthy living.""Without optimal hearing, an individual cannot fully function in the community," she said.Dr.
Sagadahoc County Recognizes Birth Defects Prevention Month and Folic Acid Awareness WeekJanuary is National Birth Defects Prevention Month.Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention states that, "Major birth defects are conditions that cause structural changes in one or more parts of the body; are present at birth; and have a serious, adverse effect on heath, development, or functional ability." Approximately one in every 33 babies is born with a birth defect.This year, National Birth Defects Prevention Month focuses on one of the most common types of birth defects, congenital heart defects. Each year, nearly 40,000 infants in the United States are born with heart defects, which are the leading cause of death during the first year of life. As medical care and treatment have improved, those with congenital hearth defects are living longer lives.January 8-14 is National Folic Acid Awareness Week.Not all birth defects can be prevented.
Mid Coast Hospital Announces First Baby of 2012 Born in Brunswick
BRUNSWICK, Maine – Ushering in 2012, Mid Coast Hospital announced today the birth of the first baby of the new year: A girl, Violet Amelia Beardsley born to Joey-Lynne Beardsley and Michael Elias Beardsley of Brunswick, Maine, on January 2, 2012 at 12:07 a.m.
As one of the first of Maine's babies born in Maine this year, Violet will be among the first 2012 babies eligible to receive the $500 Harold Alfond College Challenge grant (Alfond Grant) to start a NextGen College Investing
This fall, Maine scientists launched a groundbreaking carbon reduction program, designed to address greenhouse gas emissions while protecting clean water, creating wildlife habitat and enhancing local communities and economies. Now, in time for the holidays, the Clear Water Carbon Fund has created an option for environmentally conscious shoppers to buy trees for their friends and family.
The Clear Water Carbon Fund's web site allows gift givers to easily "purchase" and plant trees in either Maine or Vermont.
The Clear Water Carbon Fund was developed by the Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences and is planting trees along treeless riverbanks in Maine's Sebago Lake watershed and in Vermont's White River watershed.
This will not be the church craft fair that you went to last year...trying to decide between the wooden geese, doilies and the rayon yarn vests in red and green.
This will be the juried creatives fair of Rockland, where artists, artisans, craftspeople, and foodies can sell their wares to folks who are looking for the perfect gift for friends, family and coworkers. Maybe for themselves, too!
We will be located in the gym of the Lincoln Street Center, 24 Lincoln Street, with over 50 booths!
We are thrilled to have the 2011 show at the historic State Theatre hosted by Myq Kaplan of Last Comic Standing fame. Purchase your tickets and enjoy a night of fine commercial art, good food and even better laughs!
Individual tickets, six or eight top tables available. Hour d'oeuvres are included for both, with drink service at tables only. There will be a cash bar for both.
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