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First up was a leather demonstration, specifically on how to tell the difference between real and fake leather. Turns out that the four main methods commonly used are pretty useless these days. For instance you can no longer rely on the 'smell test' as that can be beaten by a leather 'perfume'. Nor can you rely the 'flame test' or the label. The only way to tell is by the back of the fabric, and that's only possible if the article isn't lined. So after � hour of listening to the ways which we couldn't tell the difference between real and fake leather, we discovered that virtually the only way to tell was the price itself. It was at this point, that we decided that if it was that hard to tell the difference we could get away with 'fake' leather; no-one would question us if we said it came from Florence.
After wandering through the leather and fold shop we headed off towards the main square. On the way to the square, we (being Andi, Craig, myself and a couple of others) decided to pre-purchase our David tickets before our walking tour began.
After threading our way through the streets of Florence, we made it to the home of David... and proceeded to walk straight passed it. The entrance was so non-descript. When we finally figured out where the entrance was we went in only to discover that it cost extra to pre-purchase the tickets. We had 45 minutes to spare, and a 15 minute walk back to the square.
Whilst we were deliberating over whether we should risk not pre-paying the tickets, I mentioned to Travis that we probably had enough time to see David then. He relayed this message to the group, and we decided to head straight in.
We wandered around the gallery looking at the art then found David. It or rather he was massive. Much bigger than I thought. It was at this point that I realised that he was David from David and Goliath which is probably a well known fact that I should have known too, but oh well.
He was behind all this glass and you weren't supposed to take photos, which I didn't realise till afterwards. I managed to get a really clear photo, just as I overheard some staff telling people not to take photos. Oops. After visiting David, we wandered through the rest of the museum/gallery before realising we had very little time to get back to the square for the start of the walking tour.
The tour started in a small outdoor gallery of statues where we saw all sorts of little things that we wouldn't have otherwise have seen, such as the fact that one of the statues had a self portrait of the artist on the back of the statues head. It was pretty cool.
Our starting point had been the Piazza Della Signora; the tour then took us past the infamous Uffizi gallery, where there were stone statues of notable Italians. The guide continued to talk at us, but it was rather hard to hear him and the street performers were extremely distracting. After the guide had discussed the statues we moved on to the edge of the Arno River. From our vantage point we could see the Ponte Vecchio.
From the bridge we headed towards the geographical centre of the city, where all the markets and shops were. After a brief stop we headed to the final stage of our brief tour of Florence. We finished our tour in the shadows of the Duomo.
I can safely say that the exterior of the church was the most intricate I had ever seen. There wasn't a plain surface in sight. The walls were only outdone by the huge bronze doors depicting stories from the life of Madonna.
After exploring the church, some of us decided it was time for lunch. Once again the new groups were created some headed off to see David, the rest of us headed of for lunch. We didn't make it out of the square which houses the Duomo. We found a lovely restaurant that had all of the traditional foods one expects of Italy. Between us all, I think we tried everything. We had pizza and pasta that puts shame to pretty much any pizza I've ever tried. It was fantastic.
With lunch behind us, we once again split into smaller groups as more people went in search of David. In the end, only Andi, Craig and myself remained we headed of in the general direction of the Uffizi gallery, and were going to head in to explore, we got slightly sidetracked by all the street performers, and ended up finding a small gallery that held a few of the excess pieces owned by the Uffizi. With neither of us being greatly knowledgeable about art, specifically by the lesser known artists, we wandered around randomly without a purpose. Until that is we came across a tour being conducted in Italian. Shortly after that, Andi and I decided to conduct our own impromptu tour of the remaining paintings. We enjoyed ourselves tremendously safe in the knowledge that no one near us could understand what we were saying.
As they say, a painting (or rather picture) says a thousand words, and we merely vocalised some of those words. Everything was going fine, until we heard the unmistakable sound of the English language close to us. We suddenly realised that a couple of middle aged tourists had been listening to us rambling on for a good while, and thought that we actually knew what we were talking about.
I don't think either of us has laughed that hard in a while, and I don't think any 'tour' has been ended quite as abruptly as ours was. As you can imagine, we escaped fairly quickly after that. From the gallery we headed back to the geographical centre of the town to explore the markets.
They were fantastic. Full of Italian wool garments, bags, wallets, trinkets. They were great. I ended up getting more presents for friends and family, specifically some luxurious Italian wool scarves that were hand knitted. Luckily for me, Andi was there, and was willing to argue the price, so I ended up getting them for quite a reasonable price.
Once we had quenched our curiosity of the markets, we headed to the Ponte Vecchio. With no specific destination in mind, we just wandered eventually arriving at the bridge to explore and to look at all the gorgeous jewels on display. We ended up crossing the bridge and walking towards the Palazzo Pitti. The museum looked impressive but we decided against going in. From there we wandered aimlessly through Florence back over the bridge heading towards our meeting point outside Sante Croce.
Amazingly enough, we managed to be way laid by the shops and I ended up buying to charms for my bracelet. An Eiffel tower and a Venetian mask. My plan was to buy a charm for each of the main countries we visited.
After we all met up and headed back to the hotel, there was a brief break before we headed out to the Tuscan hills for what our tour leader Renee affectionately called 'the big Italian wedding'. We all got dressed up and drove through some beautiful areas. Upon arrival we were all handed drinks and directed towards a group of tables. Shortly after we arrived, another bus load of contiki-ites joined us.
The night was fantastic, the wine flowed, the food got eaten (and wow was the food good) and the music played. We were entertained by an operatic singer and an accordion player both of whom displayed exceptional talent.
As the night went on, people started dancing away and having a good time, then the Macarena came on. Yes even in Italy. It was one of those classic moments that you just have to go with. We even got our bus driver onto the dance floor. It was great. The dancing continued until it was time to go.
Another beautiful bus ride and we had reached our next destination. We had arrived at the much talked about electronic discotechque. It was fantastic in its tackiness. There were mirrored walls and ceilings, smoke machines and a massive karaoke set up. Every one joined in and had a fantastic time dancing away to the early hours of the night.
Eventually I decided to call it a night, and jumped in a taxi with Craig and two of the other girls from our tour. Everything was great, and I was ready for bed, only to realise that I didn't have my room key. Tallulah did. Oops. Ended up being an even later night than I'd anticipated, but it was all good, and at least I had Craig to talk to, and wasn't left in the corridor on my own to wait. All in all, it had been a good day and a fantastic night, and I'd decided that I was well and truly over the contiki cough.
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Nobody really likes repeats, but it is officially time to roll out my annual top 10 list of reasons to take part in the Kiwanis Kingston Classic 10k.
The race is back, bigger and better than ever, and this could be the year that attendance topples the 1,000-entrant barrier once again.
So, here's the rationale for toeing the line next Sunday at 1 p.m.
No. 10 -- Add to your ever-growing race t-shirt collection.
Hey, I don't know any runner that doesn't like getting a new tee to help rotate out one of those old ratty ones and replace it with a fresh one. The Classic has always supplied a top-notch shirt and this year will be no exception.
No. 9 -- See the sights of historic uptown Kingston.
In 2009, organizers moved the race back into the Stockade district of uptown Kingston. As locals know, these streets are filled with the stone houses that survived the burning of Kingston hundreds of years ago and the route also travels past some of the more beautifully designed churches in the state. It's nice to have pleasurable scenery on the run.
No. 8 -- Run with four friends and compete for the Mayor's Trophy.
Team challenges have been a part of the Classic for years now and this edition offers a chance to win a shiny piece of hardware, the Mayor's Trophy. Teams must have a minimum of five participants and those with more will be scored by the top five finishers. The winning team's name will be inscribed on the trophy that lives at City Hall.
No. 7 -- Get pumped by the Fan Zones.
Local organizations are trying to motivate runners and win cash prizes at the Classic Fan Zones. Members will be using unique and zany ways to help runners get to the finish line and runners can show their appreciation by voting at race end. The top three zones receive either $500, $250 or $125 for their efforts.
No. 6 -- Hall of Fame ceremony, pre-race pasta party and great musical entertainment.
On April 13, the Classic hosts a pasta party at Dietz Stadium for a reasonable $5 fee that is sure to fill you up with carbs in preparation for the demands of the race. Organizers also are honoring the second class of inductees into the Classic Hall of Fame. If all of that wasn't enough, there's the sounds of the Ponytails for all your dancing pleasure.
No. 5 -- Enjoy the applause and encouragement of spectators.
Is there also nothing more satisfying than having complete strangers cheer you on as you log that final mile to the finish line? The Classic has always been a race that attracts local residents to watch as runners go through the paces.
No. 4 -- Get the cobwebs out and shoot for a personal best time.
It's still early in the season and there really haven't been many opportunities for races, so the Classic could help establish your PR for the year. Or it could be the springboard that gets you coming back week after week to the other races yet to come. Who knows, you might even run well enough for an age-group award at the post-race party.
No. 3 -- Reconnect with fellow runners you haven't seen since last year.
The Classic has traditionally been one of the races that attracts weekend warriors and those with few plans to continue racing throughout the year. Show up today and see your buddies that you haven't seen since last year or renew that connection that only happens once a year. Hang around after the race for some great refreshments and enjoy the music of The Cagneys.
No. 2 -- Be an example for the young runners of tomorrow.
In a day when athletes feature adults that have less than perfect characters, local adults have a real opportunity to be positive role models for the younger set that will take the sport of running into the future.
No. 1 -- Support the Kiwanis Club of Kingston and its community programs.
The Kiwanis Club of Kingston, the organization that brought the race back, has done an admirable job to get the Classic back on its feet and among the top races in the region. Proceeds from the Classic benefit the plethora of community programs, many of them focusing on youth, in the area. What a great way to say "thank you" to the Kiwanis members and all of the hours of preparation that goes into making the Classic such a successful event.
If you are looking for a follow-up race after completing next Sunday's Kiwanis Kingston Classic, then look no further than Ray's Run 4-mile at 12:30 p.m. on April 21 at Dietz Stadium.
The 19th annual race, which benefits the Ray Caddy Memorial Scholarship at Kingston High, is a crowd-pleaser for sure.
The race also is Race No. 2 in this year's Onteora Runners Club Grand Prix Series, so you can bet that club members will come out in droves to pick up points.
Ray's Run features a two-loop course, starting and finishing at Dietz, and traveling through the uptown Kingston streets near the stadium.
If you're not ready to tackle the 4-mile run, choose the accompanying 2-mile walk, which also starts at 12:30 p.m.
A free fun run for small children takes place at 1:15 on the track.
Entry fee for the race is $16 and increases to $20 on race day. Students pay just $8 to run.
In the years since the race began, more than 50 $500 scholarships have been handed out to deserving Kingston students.
Last year's recipients included Patrick Cahill, Taylor Davis, Ian Detweiler, Kassandra Ellsworth and Sean Lyons.
Please send all race results and information to 79 Hurley Ave., Kingston, N.Y., 12401; fax to (845) 331-3557 or email to firstname.lastname@example.com


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A cake for an Asian wedding, based on the bride's beaded outfit. Featuring edible gemstones and silver, gold and pearl details on a rich red and ivory base. I also added deep red roses, red velvet trim and a paisley motif to match a pattern on the bride's dress.
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Washington, Mar.31 (ANI): Nine American senators have cut across their established political affiliations to demand tighter sanctions against the military regime in Myanmar ahead of elections to be held in that country later in the year.
In a letter to US President Barack Obama, the senators agreed with his administration that election laws have made a "mockery" of democracy, and therefore, there was a need for a more robust response.
"We believe that exercising this authority represents one of the most powerful instruments at our disposal for pressuring Burma's leaders to change course," news.com.au quoted the senators as saying in their letter.
They urged President Obama to appoint a special representative on Myanmar, a position required by law but vacant as senior State Department officials spearhead policy on the reclusive southeast Asian nation.
The Obama Administration initiated a dialogue with the junta last year.
The junta plans to hold elections later this year which most foreign observers believe are aimed at legitimizing its rule.
The main opposition National League for Democracy has decided to boycott the election rather than give in to pressure to oust its leader Aung San Suu Kyi, a Nobel Peace laureate who is under house arrest.
Besides Republican Mitch McConnell, the letter was also signed by fellow GOP stalwarts John McCain, Sam Brownback, Susan Collins and Judd Gregg.
It was also signed by Democrats Barbara Boxer, Russ Feingold and Dianne Feinstein and independent Joe Lieberman. (ANI)


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We speak with the head coach of your New England Patriots Bill Belichick on the Patriots win over the Broncos at Gilette Stadium, and look ahead to a tough week on the road at Seattle.
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-- back here to make show it's patriots Monday after patriots win here at Gillette Stadium yesterday and that's where we are it's time. For the no nonsense conversation with the coach brought to you by SP alive the no nonsense life insurance company an hour for new low rates for men and women. Call 888 get SP ally or visit SB -- dot com for your free quote Bill Belichick I don't and a -- goes. Michael's they've been good coach bill nice swing yesterday nice balanced attack this is two weeks in a row now we run the ball effectively want to talk a little bit about this. You're seeing a lot of nickel you seeing a lot of dime is this something that we're probably go to see a lot more especially if teams defend you this right. Well let's us for a artists say we make every game plan every week based on. Oh what we what we think we're gonna get from our opponents and sometimes -- -- -- just that -- in the game. So our philosophy really is to. Stick with -- are working -- trying to move the ball score points. That's Roman throne. The Enron matter to songs we -- or her job offenses and the move along score points of however we can do that's -- or in front of but as a matter of teams trying to exploit other teams I would think if you were looking at your team from the other side. If you that well balanced it makes it very difficult to try to exploit that team that's fair to say. Well I think the key thing for doses but hopefully whatever we need to do will be able to do. So we need to -- hopefully we can throat when -- drama or that's what looks. Like the best opportunity and we appealed to run -- insider outsider throw it. Or tied and there are receivers about it you know what are what are the opportunities are hopefully will be duplicates of those plays and and be successful. We asked you last week how similar the Denver offenses to this Indianapolis office the payment -- that about 90%. How about -- -- -- -- by -- percent other. How about Peyton Manning when we last on the 2010 vs Peyton Manning in 2012. To -- looks like the same guy. From your analysis has has there been much drop off much change in. Now it looks as an enemy -- -- said he does everything well and but he threw one make good decisions and it was accurate history. Now this is it because it's such a similar offense to what he did it with the colts. And part of your preparation for this game you just focus on. The pre season the Denver pre season and -- four games they had previous forty actually look at that and what he did with the Indianapolis that. -- T tell your team okay this is the kind of stuff you should be looking for. And -- definitely wants to colts fans know absolutely. Our game with -- -- and even a little bit Lester even though wasn't supposed to record back -- -- more of our guys. 91011 all. Sure so do you even go as far as saying okay to various Thomas is Reggie Wayne and Marvin Harrison this guy is Dallas Clark -- -- to detail like that or just say. As a big picture concept. This is what you should expect on office. -- is more a big -- is more concept thing. And and I would say that's one of the things that was unique about Denver is that those players. Dinner -- and Reggie Wayne and they generally have a dolls or or they have. Stokley was Stokley but they they didn't quite have the the scope the skills are different -- Decker instead of Reggie Wayne are our song. And their current homes are both good and so. They're just different style players. -- there's a big -- you've been mentioned the same thing that that his research was less about the two games that you played. Last year than about how well you defended him in in Indianapolis. -- -- it goes both ways he was thinking the exact same thing. How much you actually gonna get from the two games played -- last year as opposed to what Peyton Manning brought the -- publisher. Right fit and I think that just again and I'm sure they probably did the same thing defensively as you know. With how we play somehow somebody else played Olsen and how they played us with the matchups are thicker or more important than what the and how we played in 1990 can't get some ideas from that that bitterly familiar with a team you can -- Washington against you and what you do. So how much like game plan yesterday was. What you plan for how much over woes. Adjustments along the way. Offense with our offense via -- Well we knew we had a -- an idea of things going into the game we start with those and then as as the game went on we. -- what what Denver was doing and so we adapted some things and you know based on what we were what we're seeing from them they were. Moving some guys around -- -- don't room Miller around so we. We weren't always sure exactly where they were going to be the fact they were moving them was it was like him to sit them. You know. In the same spot on every play. They -- makes and in some. Different personnel groups they came in there with their seven defensive back package. A little bit and you know we caught and that's the play that we it would -- on the run it's third and seventeen or whatever was and then. Well we kept them in that group and ran a couple more times and so. Just thinks like does it does some -- a little bit of -- feel they're in the game of how how the -- gonna hours. A successfully are doing certain things that we we go into the game plan think and that there's a possibility that okay if there -- nickel we're gonna think about this aren't done where they -- more about what programs they. And you brought to sub last week because more according made some big plays and people were on in two weeks ago because there were. Some plays that that slips through or ask you about is that the pass interference calls. And according doesn't look like he's turning his head back to look at the ball. Do you believe that that's one reason a lot of times the officials will throw that flag because you're not looking back at the ball. Well with the rule is is if you're if you're looking at the ball on this contact then it's it's not a foul. Publisher. Grant from the dire you know obviously flagrantly doing something if you look at the ball. And there's conflict that's -- -- if you're not looking at all there is contact. And as well so that the rules -- content she just seems to have happened a few times with -- it is is that -- because he seems like -- stride for stride with this guy he's hip to hip with -- and then he just doesn't churn on and then there have been some obviously some some negative plays -- is that. Is that is that something he has to do right now is turn on apple bill. Well it -- very careful it's. It's fine if the balls in the air in return that's great but at the ball's not in here and you turn and and the receiver when he sees you tourney goes in the direction and covers. Then and you don't have covered so and it's a technique thing. And that they're different situations that we. That the right thing to do sometimes is culpable sometimes a little credit goes to excuse me how do you guys -- it won't there's a lot different situations and so that's. And when we talk about those so that it isn't look in an outlook and fumbled suffused. If you don't look at the ball and have to play receivers Hanson and and off the ball winners here tries to catch -- if you look at the ball and play the ball. Hopefully a closer. Look and -- doubles here. A good receiver -- just uncovers and CC you turn your back on him and he goes that direction so. We grew a trio of of the -- coaches films how we use. According -- out overall this year. I think -- and so a lot of fun if became instrument but it literally tackled well. That's a good coverage Woodson didn't like any quarter in fiscal plan is that. Probably like to have back -- room and we all of those. That's the that black quarterback position he plays as -- to offense -- right usually best receivers. Is out there is that a factor in in and some of things going on him when you're almost or -- like to attract the right side. Right I don't know in this those quarterbacks -- but chairs and most right now of course that's from more of their right and a left but it. -- You guys had a beautiful sixteen play drive yesterday right before halftime. And at great pace knees and started at seven you call -- on the field. Then at the end it I don't know what happened in the final minute. Was there a miscommunication there there wasn't throw. Toward the end zone and you can you settle for field goal and the two of seventeen to seven but the feeling was with the pace of that drive it. You'd at least have an attempt at the end zone and maybe even a touched on what happened there and a final minute remaining get a pass in the end zone. Little balls and some of the 100. We just unfortunately weren't able to get it and. Over there was if it wasn't a miscommunication or anything because it was inside the one. You ran it and then you have to I think around eight seconds left of course -- out then kick the field goal posts -- now. I was -- was so on second down you run it on third down not even a quick pass to. To try to take advantage of me because if you read it there didn't get it and you're forced to feel -- -- oval as opposed to. At least take a shot. Company you know you can second guess every call it doesn't work at certain grade -- wanna -- -- in subtle one -- and so. -- I don't think -- on the ball friends on the one airliners. Necessarily a bad thing to do and work out so. Course when it doesn't work out then we can always pick another political movements. Well I don't think the -- were on the ball yesterday rumble from inside the one -- lines. You know the worst thing we go to -- And it. 89 place yesterday huge stops -- Do you ever -- ever concerned. With the up tempo game that you play because both teams played up -- yesterday. Especially with the running DeLia temple. Is that more mistakes will be made in an up tempo games that is that fair to say that because your. -- it's such a quick patients seems to be working are great to this point but does that ever fear. -- I think if you. Drummond all offense you're trying to gain some advantage by donuts and if you feel like you're in an instant. That's the reason why do we feel like you're knocking them and mentioned there's an Anderson. The huddle and cannot do without one of them than you do without. I negotiate you've got to have really well conditioned team to be able to pull it off correct but that's prices to say. Well again I think the bottom line is if you meet people. You're trying to find some advantage so -- whatever that it manages. Whatever happens to be if you feel eager -- and that it and then the next sensitive and you feel like you're consultant and you look at it and say a -- what are really get dallas'. How's this openness on the religious Wimbledon with what's the point. Wes Welker was was targeted fifteen times yesterday had thirteen catches the day he said in an interview after the game that is -- to stick it to bill. He said it was a joke I'm wondering if you heard the joke and if you thought it was funny. Well. You know that was played really well yesterday and I. You know that -- things turn out a way to -- Any conversations that I have last week between analysts still together future as a comedian. If something else. -- -- back to that that's a real blow all of a score of total offense. Is that strictly the home field office you pull that off -- all on the road especially. In light of who's going to Seattle and there and they're notorious for the drug users that. He still pull that up trouble office and -- We didn't Mosul won't. Allow -- to. Islam. Through. There last week you had product. Fourth and two from a few years ago and Indianapolis -- a situation of fortune five. Late in the game and opportunity. To probably cannot seal the game it happens to be Peyton Manning again. How much of that was you didn't wanna put Dayton back on the field -- you had a play that you felt based on what you work. Looking -- here who's gonna work for him. -- well ordinarily do payments. That was the field position we're in -- would have been a long field goal. Or short punt. And the fourth and for fourth and five -- there was. Like we go to. You know hopefully we can -- that appointment didn't work out so. That is what we wanted to happen on the play but. And punt or kick field on the situation. Definitely going for was. A -- at those that are decision but it didn't work out so. -- or choking worse because of the fumble and the ball well and it's called them -- and twenty yards on the play and all that is. Felt that result really it was a -- pretended to do on the -- So we do basically was that. An incomplete passes. Houston you don't give the ball for seven or linemen just. One of those things were -- Lucia. Opponents. You don't -- in seventeen yards or even in 27 yards you know what's the difference there. We have on his -- protection upon -- -- for the kicker Adam and all that amendments. And again it's a play you have to execute should be okay but there. Things could go wrong there as well so. I'm confident fourth and fifteen I would have been a different story up and down. A little closer or a little further away and mother of the money chances is into -- the -- were was some. -- -- -- -- -- -- And his estranged -- actually picked up a third and seventeen on the ground. Which I don't think. That probably wasn't -- desire to play either from from Danny wood and it. Two to. Run the ball and get a first in that situation. Well I mean Evernote matching and -- that's what's on screen test vote. -- hasn't been an analog TVs in the game and -- plenty more to clear line of scrimmage than. And you poker here Bakken and the guys who are blocking him. Get the get the -- you know receiver runner in space and suit up. When I ask you about Russell Wilson will perform -- do sell. Is it just coincidence that we F five maybe six young first year quarterbacks. They're having some success out here in the National Football League this year or bill is it. But the college game game -- changed a little bit know the pro games alike quickened in the college game. That we're seeing some offenses that are more of like to pro game and so there's less of a transition from the college to the broke because we're really seeing a lot of young kids. Commander and have some success -- media Angela was tremendous yesterday and that game against. Very good football team. But in their own differences and college in the program happening so whatever. Whatever when you wanna compared to I think the defenses and what would affect the players see at this level what does it cost of equipment different. This is just a good lot of players -- this tournament it is a I don't think it's because they'd they'd see the same thing at the college level they stuff and the pro -- there's not a big learning curve I think there's been an anchor. 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Research on eggs and satiety
There is emerging evidence from published studies that eggs may contribute to greater satiety [1,2,3,4,5,6].
Egg satiety amongst overweight subjects
One study observed overweight and obese women to see whether what they consumed at breakfast influenced their energy intake during the rest of the day [1]. When the women were given either an egg or bagel-based-breakfast of equal energy density, those eating the eggs felt fuller and had less desire to eat other foods within the following 24 hours.
In a second study, overweight and obese subjects, given two eggs a day for breakfast, lost 65% more weight than those eating a similar breakfast without eggs [2]. The subjects were asked to follow an energy reduced diet while eating either a bagel or egg-based breakfast of equal energy density. The authors concluded that the egg breakfast enhanced weight loss when included as part of a reduced energy regimen and attributed these observations to the satiating quality of eggs.
Comparing egg satiety with carbohydrate levels
Supporting these findings, a third study compared the effects of a three egg, low carbohydrate breakfast and a high carbohydrate, low fat, bagel breakfast on satiety, this time in a group of men ( n=21; age 20-70 years) [3]. This study also explored some potential physiological mechanisms for the observed effects on satiety. As in the previous studies, subsequent energy intake from an ad-libitum lunch was measured, but plasma glucose, and the 'appetite hormones' (insulin, ghrelin, leptin and glucagon-like peptide 1 and peptide YY) were also measured over the course of the 180 minutes between the two meals. The authors reported that the subjects were less hungry and consumed less energy at lunch after the egg breakfast, as well as less energy over the subsequent 24 hours (measured by food diary). Participants also showed a reduced glucose and insulin response to the egg breakfast compared with the bagel breakfast and the response of ghrelin (the only hormone known to stimulate hunger) was suppressed. There were no observed differences in the other hormones. The authors suggest that eating eggs may control hunger by reducing the postprandial insulin response and promote satiety by preventing large deviations in plasma glucose and insulin levels.
Eggs and lunch satiety
A fourth study in the UK showed that an egg-based lunch can help people feel fuller for longer when compared with other common lunches with similar energy content [4]. This study compared the effects on appetite of three different isocaloric lunches – a two-egg omelette with bread and salad versus a jacket potato with cheese and salad or a chicken salad sandwich. The three options, each containing less than 350 calories in total, were considered to be typical 'healthy choice' lunches. The authors concluded that the consumption of eggs for lunch had a stronger effect on satiety than the other typically consumed carbohydrate-based lunches, and suggested that eggs might therefore represent a useful component of a diet aimed at controlling weight.
Satiety with typical UK breakfasts
In the most recent study, the first in the UK to attempt to replicate the previous breakfast studies using more typical UK breakfasts, the breakfasts consisted of one of three isocaloric meals, either two poached eggs on toast, cereal (cornflakes) with milk and a slice of toast, or a croissant and orange juice [5,6]. The randomised study involved male participants, consuming one of each of the three breakfasts on three separate occasions. The participants showed increased satiety, reduced hunger and a reduced desire to eat after the egg meal relative to both the cereal and croissant breakfasts. The egg breakfast also resulted in a significantly lower energy intake (measured by weighed intake) at lunch relative to the cereal-based breakfast and at the evening meal when compared to a croissant-based breakfast.
Vander Wal JS, Marth JM, Khosla P, Jen K-LC, Dhurandhar NV (2005) Short term effect of eggs on satiety in overweight and obese subjects. Journal of the American College of Nutrition 245: 510-515.
Vander Wal JS, Gupta A, Khosla P, Dhurandhar NV (2008) Egg breakfast enhances weight loss. International Journal of Obesity 32: 1545-1551.
Ratliff J, Leite JO, de Ogburn R, Puglisi MJ, VanHeest J, Fernandez ML (2010) Consuming eggs for breakfast influences plasma glucose and ghrelin, while reducing energy intake during the next 24 hours in adult men. Nutrition Research 30: 96-103
Pombo-Rodrigues S, Calame W, Re R 2011. The effects of consuming eggs for lunch on satiety and subsequent food intake. International Journal of Food Sciences and Nutrition.
Wilson L, Fallaize R, Gray J, Morgan L, Griffin B. Eggs at breakfast increase satiety and reduce the subsequent intake of energy at lunch and an evening meal relative to cereal or croissant-based breakfasts. University of Surrey. Presented at The Nutrition Society Winter Meeting 6th-7th December 2011.
Fallaize R, Wilson L, Gray J, Morgan L M, Griffin B A (2012) Variation in the effects of three different breakfast meals on subjective satiety and subsequent intake of energy at lunch and evening meal. European Journal of Nutrition 10.1007/s00394-012-0444-z.
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Our political elite is in paralysis'
Posted on Thu, Sep. 29, 2005
Our political elite is in paralysis'
President Bush is in big trouble, and so are we. In this town, there is barely disguised glee that the president so badly bumbled the rescue-and-recovery operation post-Katrina that he has lost the aura of a strong, decisive leader.
Democrats and their coalition partners in the media are gloating that Bush's fumbling proves them right: He is the fortunate son who is beyond his depth in an office he would not have won had it not been for his name, connections and a friendly Supreme Court. The piling on begins to grate, but that is the nature of politics. When Nixon was mired in Watergate, Reagan in Iran-contra and Clinton in the Monica mess, Washington was whistling Happy Days Are Here Again.
67 percent disapprove
But even if Bush is in trouble, why are we? It is not because his approval rating has plunged to 40 percent, the nadir of his presidency, but because support is evaporating for a war upon the outcome of which hangs America's position in the Middle East and the world.
According to a CNN/USA Today/Gallup Poll, 67 percent disapprove of how Bush is prosecuting the war. Only 32 percent approve. Three in five think that America made a mistake going in. Close to two-thirds think we should start withdrawing troops now.
By a CBS/New York Times poll, only 7 percent of the nation is willing to cut domestic spending to pay for this war, only 20 percent is willing to raise taxes. A majority of Americans wish this war had never happened and would just go away.
How, then, does Bush, for the 3 ½ years left to him, persuade the American people to keep spending the blood of their soldiers and the treasure of the nation to fight it?
Undeniably, there is progress. The enemy is suffering losses. U.S.-trained Iraqi troops are more often taking the initiative. As for victory in Tal Afar, a Turkmen city, the Iraqi troops we assisted were apparently Kurds, which further inflamed Turkey, our estranged NATO ally.
War could end badly
Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal, here last week, put no gloss on Riyadh's alarm. Iraq is hurtling toward a civil war that may become a regional war, he said, with Iran intervening to aid the Shiite, Turkey attacking the Kurds and Sunni Arab nations aiding their dispossessed and embattled Sunni brethren. ''All the dynamics are pulling the country apart,'' he said.
Though most Americans have lost confidence in Bush as a war president and believe that the war was a mistake and we should start bringing our troops home, no elected leader of national stature is demanding an end to U.S. involvement or a new policy for victory.
Our political elite is in paralysis. Sen. McCain talks of more troops, but has not broken with Bush on his refusal to send them. Sen. Feingold calls for a withdrawal timetable, but passed on the antiwar demonstration in Washington last weekend.
Critics fear this war could end badly, if not disastrously, for the United States. No one wants to say anything that can be used to substantiate a future charge of having given aid and comfort to the enemy in a time of war and helping to ensure an American defeat.
40 months to go
Both parties bear moral responsibility for the mess we are in. The Bush-Cheney-Rumsfeld Republicans for beating the drums for war on a country that did not threaten us. The Clinton-Kerry-Biden-Edwards Democrats for giving Bush a blank check to take us to war to remove the issue from the 2002 election.
Now Bush's legacy as well as this country's standing as a world power and its vital interests in this oil-rich region are riding on the outcome.
Does Bush have a plan to win? Or a plan to cut our losses and end our involvement in a way not ruinous to the global economy or America's position in the Persian Gulf and Middle East? In that CBS/New York Times poll, 75 percent of Americans said that he has no plan. Yet, he is president for the next 40 months.
Yes, we are all in this boat together, and it is taking on water.
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This ship is sinking and fast...will the captain go down with the ship?
Any greatness America has had, or still clings to, resides in the struggle to achieve the 'American Dream'. Which is, self governance by consent - of/for/by we the people. Implicit in this is equality, justice, fairness and a 'common good'. Its 'A more Perfect Union', not more money, power, position, or stuff. Its a more perfect way for all of us to live out our lives together.
Pat and the weak minded who can only go along with, or conceive of what has been, want to play the losers game of empire. Maybe this impossible position they've now gotten us into will throw some cold water in their faces. Lets get back to the promising work of achieving the American Dream.
Pat writes tougher than he speaks. On McLaughlin, he always refers reverentially to Bush, as if he were legitimately elected. He and Tony Blankley just seem to lie their heads off and skirt around the questions raised by the Downing Street Memos.
Let's not forget GWB administration has enough time left to do really stupid things. Donald Rumsfeld has sabotaged arms agreement for over three decades now, and the PNAC folk believe a nuclear war is winnable if we act now.
The draft of CONPLAN 8022 authorizes the use of nuclear weapons as a preemptive first strike policy against Iran. While Mr. Buchanan does seem to understand who the terrorists are, and truly see this war as folly, I see no evidence that Cheney or Rumsfeld share this view.
The real danger is akin to the one of the irate husband's "if I can't have her, no one can", and DC/DR lashing out in anger and frustration in one last attempt to fulfill a lifelong dream of unfettered power. I was born under Hitler, who I actually find more rational and sane than the current administration. So I have no confidence in a rational choice being made against Iran by those for whom power and control are everything. With the growth in demand for oil worldwide, even Tom Friedman makes this power struggle a major point in The Earth is Flat:
At the business conference I was attending in Beijing, I kept hearing references to the Strait of Malacca – the narrow passage between Malaysia and Indonesia that is patrolled by the U.S. Navy and controls all the oil tanker traffic from the Middle East to China and Japan. I hadn't heard anyone talking about the Strait of Malacca since the 1970s oil crisis. But evidently Chinese strategic planners have begun to grow increasingly concerned that the United States could choke off China's economy at any time by just closing the Strait of Malacca, and this threat is now being increasingly and openly discussed in Chinese military circles. It is just a small hint of the potential struggle for power -- energy power – that could ensue if the Great American Dream and the Great Chinese Dream and the Great Russian Dream come to be seen as mutually exclusive in energy terms. p.409
Let's be honest. Our energy plan is essentially a military one. While there may be a current falling out between Iran and India, there is not between Iran and China-Russia. It is premature to conclude,just because the boat is sinking, that we are out of WWIII. Power does strange things to people. I know.
Tom Fox, Electronic Iraq, 27 September 2005
The draft constitution for Iraq that has been published in
the Western press has been widely reviewed and commented
upon by many individuals. There have been ongoing
revisions to the constitution. The most recent version was
released internally on Sept. 13th. This version has not
been disseminated to either Western or Iraqi press or to
the Iraqi public. CPT Iraq was sent a copy by a contact in
the government. While much of the document is similar and
most changes are more in terms of replacing a word or two
there are some significant differences.
Perhaps the most dramatic change is the omission of a
section of the "Transitional Provisions."
The published draft reads:
1. "It is forbidden for Iraq to be used as a base or
corridor for foreign troops."
2. "It is forbidden to have foreign military bases in
3. "The National Assembly can, when necessary, and with a
majority of two-thirds of its members allow events stated
in #1 and #2 to take place."
This provision is completely missing from the current
unpublished version.
Perhaps a more subtle change is in the "Fundamental
Principles" section. In the published draft, Article 2
states: "No law can be passed that contradicts the
undisputed rules of Islam." In the unpublished current
version, the article reads, "No law that contradicts the
established provisions of Islam may be established." Now
this may be splitting hairs but Iraqis have said that
"undisputed" would imply Islamic law that is recognized by
both Sunni and Shi'a. The word "established" would imply
that law that exists in one branch but not the other would
be considered the basis of national law. This could create
serious tensions if a Sunni or Shi'a were required to obey
a national law that is outside of their particular faith
Financial issues play a major role in the constitution and
there is a significant contradiction in two sections of
the unpublished current version. In the "Powers of the
Regions" the second clause of Article 117 states, "Regions
and governorates shall be allocated an equitable share of
the national revenues [as a clarification oil revenue is
considered national revenue] sufficient to discharge its
responsibilities and duties." But there is an addition to
the unpublished current version in reference to oil and
gas revenues that states, "A quota shall be defined for a
specific time for affected regions that were deprived in
an unfair way by the former régime or later on." In other
words the Kurdish region or a new Shi'a region in the
south could get the lion's share of oil revenues for years
while the Sunni central region gets but a pittance.
This document is not available to the people of Iraq at
this time (Sept. 24th) and yet they will be asked to go to
the polls and vote on it in 23 days. Is this democracy or
yet another chapter in the ongoing saga of sectarian and
religious divisiveness in the country?
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Producers behind Hawaii Five-0 are giving fans of the series the opportunity to become involved in the process – inviting viewers to build an episode to broadcast later this season.
Viewers can log on to CBS.com and vote for six key story elements they want writers of the crime drama to take on.
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■ JODIE TWEED, a former Brainerd Dispatch reporter, is a freelance writer living in Pequot Lakes. She and her husband, Nels Norquist, have three daughters.


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Just watched Friday's show and I must say that I found it a bit entertaining.
First off, when they show a guy sleeping and dreaming about having sex, I always expect him to wake up and whack off. Isn't that what guys do after horny dreams?
Rafe was just all kinds of awesome today. Just a voice of reason, and everything he tells Sami is the truth. He and Will are the two people who really tell it like it is but she throws them out and follows the wolf? And LOL at EJ insisting to Sami that she is sad and alone is just classic predator mode. I jsut can't wait for his secret to bite him in the ass...he will be so much more tolerable when his ass is humbled.
Phloe was pretty hot...it is just nice to see Phillip have some hot adult sex because the sex he has with his young teen bride doesn't cut it for a soap. Chloe and her boobs just crack me up, and i almost feel sorry for Daniel because he was all about Chloe...but dude, if she cheats for you, she'll cheat on you and it didn't take Chloe must to get her freak on.
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