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Jungle Party Guide
FREE decorating tips and recipe ideas to assist with your preparations
The invites -
There are a few important decisions to be made before you send out your invitations
Date - It's a good idea to check the proposed date and time with "key" friends before committing.
Time - It is important to state a starting time on the invitations. You may also wish to state a finishing time, especially if the event is held at a hired venue. Generally 2 to 3 hours is ample for children. You will generally find many younger children tend to get tired in the afternoon/evening so a morning party may be good for the little ones.
Location - You have a couple of basic choices with the most popular being "home" where you'll have plenty of time to set-up and have all your supplies close at hand. The obvious disadvantage is, cleaning the house before and after the party, possible damage and space limitations. For children, nearby parks are nice because they're usually free, with plenty of space to run around and usually have a play structure to entertain the kids. The downside is, having to haul the supplies to and from the park plus lack of privacy and overcrowding. Local indoor play centres are becoming more popular for little children and the best part is there's no cleaning up afterwards.
Invitation Details - Remember to include on the invitation anything you may wish the guest to provide such as alcohol or a themed costume. If you plan on providing alcohol, make sure to add a footnote that guests should arrange alternative transport home, rather than driving. When sending out invitations, allow plenty of time. If sending out children's invitations, allow plenty of time for guest's parents to change their plans if necessary.
The golden rule for the party host is, don't try and do everything on your own. Arrange for friends to help with the food and serving at the event. Alternatively you may choose to hire wait staff or have the whole event catered, allowing you to enjoy the celebration as much as everyone else.
The ambience -
Before you start decorating the party area go to your local Discount Stores or Dollar Shops as they are affectionately known as and buy any items you can find with a Jungle theme. They can all be used to help decorate the party area. Also look out for tapes or CD's that have jungle animal sounds. Make 'Beware' and 'Turn Back Now' signs on old pieces of wood nailed to trees along the drive/entrance. Decorate the party area inside or a porch or backyard to look like a jungle.
Wrap crepe paper around wire coat hangers and bend them to create jungle vines in various shades of brown and green hanging from the ceiling. Make large leaves from dark green cardboard and cut- outs of various life-sized jungle animals. If you've got some large pot plants bring them into the party area. Purchase a few large inflatable jungle animals along with stuffed animals to hang from the "vines".
You can also use sheer blue curtains or material with fairy lights to create a waterfall and then dark blue crepe paper and green crepe paper to create the water and grass below.
For children's parties take a bunch of huge boxes (ie. refrigerator and TV) and put them together to resemble caves and tunnels, all intersecting with various "exits". Then spray paint jungle vines and leaves all over the boxes and have silk vines/greenery hanging over the exits. Place more inflatable and stuffed jungle animals all around, in, and on the caves. The kids will have a ball pretending to be animals!!!
It's party time -
Party games are a great way to teach children about winning, losing, fairness and luck. Keep each game relatively short to keep children interested and if they begin to appear irritable, move on to a new game. You should always be prepared for problems such as squabbles about who won or who got what prize, so be sure to explain the rules before games begin. While waiting for all the guests to arrive you could play 'The Jungle Book' movie, or similar, in the party room to settle everyone down.
Jungle safari hunt – Hide toy animals, animal shaped lollies and blow-up jungle animals throughout the party room and out into the yard for children to find. The children could either keep their find or substitute it for a small stuffed jungle animal to take home. Make the hunt more challenging for older children by making jungle tokens for them to find. Place one cartoon jungle animal sticker on neon cardboard and cut around it, leaving a small area of the neon showing. As each child finds a token, they turn it in and receive the inflatable jungle animal that matches the picture on their token.
Hiring themed amusements such as a turtle sandpit or crocodile teeter-totter from your local toy library are great ways to amuse smaller children for hours. For older children you could blow up a crocodile pool float and then take a photo of each child sitting on it pretending to wrestle just like the famous 'Crocodile Hunter'.
Once the party begins you will generally find that younger children need constant supervision. Older children usually like to be left in peace at least some of the time during the party, only needing to be checked from time to time to make sure everything is all right. Remember to be vigilant around balloons. If they pop young children could choke on the rubber bits.
The eats -
A great idea is to make a selection of jungle themed goodies to snack on. Snacks could include sandwiches cut with animal cookie cutters, spider cookies (using Oreos and chocolate dipped Chinese noodles), and crocodile eyeballs and guts (peeled grapes and pasta noodles cooked with a bit of oil). For animal feed combine 1 cup plain or assorted rice crackers, 1 cup banana crisps, 1 cup shredded or flaked coconut, 1 cup sultanas, 1 cup raisins, 2 cups toasted muesli, 4 cups fresh popcorn, 1 cup sunflower kernels and pumpkin seeds in a large bowl and mix well. Then place in containers for serving. Jungle Juice - In a large serving bowl, combine 850ml unsweetened pineapple juice, 3 cups apple juice and 450g can unsweetened crushed pineapple. Stir lightly to combine; cover and refrigerate at least 1 hour and just before serving, add 750ml chilled lemonade or dry ginger ale. Garnish with mint and sherbet around the glass rim. You could substitute orange and mango juice for apple juice.
Zebra Sandwiches – Spread 3 slices of white bread with butter and either vegemite or hazelnut spread. Stack slices, spread side up. Top with the unbuttered side. Press down gently. Using a sharp knife, cut crusts neatly from bread. Cut the stack in half to make rectangles, and then slice each rectangle crossways into four fingers. Then if desired, use animal shaped biscuit cutters to cut out sandwiches. Around the food tables you could hang signs saying 'Please do not feed the animals'.
For small children, make sure to remove toothpicks, skewers and any other sharp objects from food before you serve it. Make sure an adult is in the room at all times in case a child chokes.
Dip the rim of each glass in lemon juice then add sugar or coconut before filling with sparkling drink however do not overfill the children with fizzy drinks, they have a nasty habit of erupting later leaving you a nasty mess to clear up.
Plan to include food and drinks for grown ups in case anxious parents stay or come to pick their child up early.
Try to serve at least a few types of healthy food. Make sure it looks colourful and appetising and you'll probably find it will disappear in time. Try not to be over adventurous when planning the food as many children are picky eaters.
The party food shouldn't be too hot as just-cooked food such as cheerio's or sausage rolls can burn little mouths.
Cut the party cake into thin slices as most children will have had enough to eat by the time the cake comes around. You could wrap up the left over slices for children to take home in their loot bags.
The cake -
Slithering Snake Ingredients - 250g dark chocolate melts, 250g milk chocolate melts, 250g white chocolate melts, 2 x (20x30cm) rectangular cakes, 2 quantities butter cream, 250g dark chocolate melted, caramel-brown food colouring, large white chocolate buttons, liquorice strap cut into thin strips, for outline & eyelashes, small black jellybean, halved for eyes, orange jube, cut for mouth
Follow the same instructions as loopy lion to make and cut out the snake shape. Beat melted dark chocolate into 2/3 of the butter cream. Ice head and body of snake. Reserve 2 tablespoons of any remaining icing; tint caramel-brown. Ice cake as shown and decorate with chocolate buttons and sweets for face.
Note – Recipe can be found within Family Circle edition of Kids Party Book
Other cake ideas below:-
Check List
Pick your party date and time
Plan a menu and go grocery shopping so that you can make as much food as you can before the day and freeze
Write out a final schedule of activities and games
Arrange for help on the party day
Order the cake
Get exact guest numbers
Buy remaining party food, film, batteries, candles and matches for cake, plus other incidentals
Child proof the party area
Take plenty of pictures to commemorate the special day
Plan an after party nap for yourself
Please remember, if you want the children to have a good party, plan it and keep it short and simple. Mishaps may occur so keep your sense of humour, even if not every aspect of the party goes off as planned. The most important part is to enjoy the day as you celebrate the life of your child.
Lastly, we'd love to receive a photo of your child's "themed party" in action, to place on our website. Thank-you for including parties in packages in your special day and we wish you the best of luck with your themed party pack.
Pick your party date and time
Plan a menu and go grocery shopping so that you can make as much food as you can before the day and freeze
Write out a final schedule of activities and games
Arrange for help on the party day
Order the cake
Get exact guest numbers
Buy remaining party food, film, batteries, candles and matches for cake, plus other incidentals
Child proof the party area
Take plenty of pictures to commemorate the special day
Plan an after party nap for yourself
Please remember, if you want the children to have a good party, plan it and keep it short and simple. Mishaps may occur so keep your sense of humour, even if not every aspect of the party goes off as planned. The most important part is to enjoy the day as you celebrate the life of your child.
Lastly, we'd love to receive a photo of your child's "themed party" in action, to place on our website. Thank-you for including parties in packages in your special day and we wish you the best of luck with your themed party pack.


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A lot of people are not aware of the fact that the keto diet does wonder for the brain. While most people follow keto diet to lose or maintain their weight, a keto diet affects the body in a variety of ways. While it may seem too good to be true. After all, this diet plan asks people to consume a lot of fat.
All sorts of opinions floating on the internet such as keto benefit us because it reduces insulin levels by freeing fat from fat cells, keto puts us in the best metabolic state so that we burn the most calories and many others.
Putting aside all of these opinions, we will now turn to the facts, and see what are the documented benefits that a keto diet gives us towards the healthy functioning of our brain. Also, we will understand the relation between ketones and brain function.
What is ketosis?
A ketogenic diet is a high-fat, moderate protein and low-carb diet. It puts the body in a metabolic state called ketosis, in which the body produces energy through burning fat instead of sugar.
For the most part, our bodies run on sugar. The food that we eat, gets converted into glucose, which is then burned to create energy. When we don't consume enough carbohydrates, our body starts to produce ketones.
The liver produces these ketones, and they get released into the bloodstream so that the brain and the other organs can use them. There are three types of ketones as Beta-hydroxybutyrate (BHB), acetoacetate and acetone.
Excess acetone is usually breathed out as a way of getting rid of it, while excess BHB and acetoacetate are disposed of through urine.
The main reason there exists an alternative fuel source for fat is because the body cannot burn them to be used by the brain cells. The brain, as opposed to other organs of the body, needs fast acting energy sources.
Fat becomes metabolized very slowly and, thus, does not meet the brain's requirements. Due to this, the liver can convert fatty acids into a source of energy for the brain, in the form of ketones.
While all of this happens within the body, the blood glucose level is maintained due to the glucose which is derived from certain amino acids as well as the breakdown of fatty acids. Thus, there is no risk of low blood sugar if a keto diet is properly followed.
How ketosis helps the brain?
The answer to the question "How does ketosis protect the brain against many brain diseases?" is a long one. Ketones do so by either affecting processes in the brain or by affecting the neurons directly. Let's see what happens in both cases.
Affecting processes in the brain
One possible answer is that ketones, being a more efficient source of fuel, can correct energy deficiencies in the brain. Ketones can maintain normal brain cell metabolism even during periods of metabolic stress.
In fact, Beta-hydroxybutyrate (BHB) is a more efficient than glucose as a source of fuel and provides more energy per unit of oxygen used.
A study conducted on rats following a keto diet found enhanced levels of genes encoding for mitochondrial enzymes higher energy metabolism in the hippocampus of the brain, the part of the brain responsible from memory and learning (1).
Cells of the hippocampus can degenerate in brain diseases related to aging, thus causing memory loss as well as cognitive dysfunction. But utilizing ketones as a more efficient energy source can lead to neurons having a greater capacity to ward off stressors which may kill these cells.
Ketones also inhibit the production of reactive oxygen (also called free radicals), produced naturally as a byproduct of the body burning glucose for fuel.
These free radicals cause a variety of harmful effects as they damage DNA and mitochondria, the basic building blocks of all tissues. Free radicals lead to neurodegeneration, aging and increased risk for heart diseases.
Ketones also help out by enhancing the breakdown of free radicals through increasing the activity of our innate antioxidant system. A study, using a non-metabolized glucose analog, also found that neurons activate stress proteins to stabilize mitochondria and lower oxidant levels (2).
A keto diet, due to its high-fat nature, also leads to an increase of polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs, such as DHA and EPA). This, in turn, reduces inflammation as well as oxidant production. PUFAs target inflammatory stress by inhibiting the expression of genes encoding for all pro-inflammatory factors.
Affecting the neurons
There are two main neurotransmitters which control the brain. The one called glutamate excites while the one called GABA inhibits neuronal function. When our neurons get over-excited, they lose their functioning and die.
This is evidenced by the fact that too much glutamate leads to excitotoxicity and can cause stroke, neurodegeneration, as well as seizures. Hyperactivity, therefore, is toxic.
A study of hippocampal neurons of individuals on a keto revealed that ketones decrease excitatory transmission (3). Ketones decrease the incidence of excitation being transmitted by inhibiting a neuron's ability to absorb glutamate, thus limiting any chance of it being transferred from one neuron to another.
Another study, which followed a similar model of epilepsy that used a chemical identical to glutamate to induce damage, revealed concurrent findings (4).
The research concluded that the keto diet protected mice against cell death. Cells in the mice's hippocampus were protected by inhibiting molecules which signaled death.
While ketones undoubtedly affect the excitation end of the spectrum, their effect on the inhibition pole is just as significant. A study concluded that, in rats, ketones increase GABA in the synapses, where all neurotransmitters are released (5).
Another study confirmed the same findings In the brains of some epileptic humans subjects as well (6). With the increase in inhibition that occurs as a result of following a ketogenic diet, it results in both neuroprotection as well as anti-seizure effects.
There are other hypotheses as well, surround the mechanisms through which a keto diet can help neural activity. A study concluded that the overall acidity of ketones might decrease the pH of some brain microdomains, and this may be the reason why a keto diet has a positive effect on Type II Bipolar disorder (7).
The reasoning for such a conclusion is that the overall change in the body that a keto diet causes also inevitably affects brain functioning as well.
Which disorders can keto help?
Various trials have been conducted recently to give concrete evidence regarding which mental disorders can be assisted through a keto diet. One of these mental disorders is Parkinson's, in which a study showed that 5 out of 7 patients followed the keto diet and it leads to marked reduction in their symptoms. (8)
Two studies have been conducted with regard to Alzheimer's. One study concluded that those who took a ketogenic agent, over a period of 90 days, showed remarkable cognitive improvement over those who took a placebo drug.
This was also correlated with the level of ketones in their blood. (9) The other study conducted on Alzheimer's patients showed that 23 elderly patients with mild cognitive impairment had improved verbal memory after six weeks in comparison with a standard high-carb diet. (10)
In a trial on mice who had Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), a ketogenic diet showed delayed motor neuron death. Although a keto diet did not lead to an increased lifespan, it led to functional and histological improvements. (11)
Over to you on ketones and brain function
While still in its infancy, recent research on how keto diets affect the brain has opened up new pathways to explore. Because a keto diet acclimatizes the body to using fat as a source of energy rather than glucose, it leads to various benefits.
These benefits also reach the brain, and the keto diet has conclusively been shown to help certain mental disorders such as Epilepsy, Alzheimer's, ALS, and Parkinson's are some mental disorders.
Also, all these neurological diseases are currently being studied in-depth to find out more about the specific mechanisms through which a keto diet results in benefitting these conditions.


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Featured on Disability Blog on July 21, 2016. By Guest Blogger Jeremy Buzzell, Chief of the National Accessibility Branch, National Park Service
2016 marks the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service– a defining moment that offers an opportunity to reflect on and celebrate our accomplishments as we prepare for a new century of stewardship and engagement.
America has changed dramatically since the birth of the National Park Service in 1916. The roots of the National Park Service lie in the parks' majestic, often isolated natural wonders and in places that exemplify our cultural heritage, but our reach now extends to places difficult to imagine 100 years ago – into urban centers, across rural landscapes, deep within oceans, and across night skies.
In our second century, the National Park Service must recommit to exemplary stewardship and public enjoyment of these places. This includes renewing our efforts to ensure that visitors with disabilities have equal opportunity to benefit from all that our parks have to offer. That's why the National Park Service released a five-year strategic plan for improving accessibility in August of 2014.
Our strategic plan has three overarching goals for the National Park Service: (1) Make parks more welcoming to visitors with disabilities through improving our outreach to the disability community, providing better information to visitors with disabilities, and improving the training of park personnel. (2) Ensure that all programs and facilities the National Park Service develops from this point forward are accessible from the beginning. (3) Upgrade our existing facilities and programs to improve their accessibility while preserving their historic and natural features.
While the strategic plan has a five year target for implementation, the changes expected by the plan are intended to live for decades to come. The intent of the committee that drafted the plan was to spur culture change throughout the organization and move us to where accessibility is not an enhancement to what we do but is instead embedded in what we do.
While the National Park Service works to ensure better accessibility, it doesn't mean we don't have accessible places and features for individuals with disabilities to explore today. Parks around the country have created accessible trails and campsites, added captioning and audio description to videos, installed tactile features and created alternate formats of written materials.
For example, in the past year, the National Park Service initiated a series of projects that will create accessible waysides on a ten mile tour loop at Saratoga National Historical Park, accessible trails at Devil's Tower National Monument and Mammoth Cave National Park and accessible boating and camping at Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore.
Every park website should have a description of its accessible features under the Plan Your Visit link or you can contact the park directly looking for tips about accessible experiences available wherever you want to visit. During this centennial year, we encourage every individual with a disability to find your park.
Copies of All In! Accessibility in the National Park Service, 2015–2020 can be found on our website at:https://www.nps.gov/aboutus/upload/All_In_Accessibility_in_the_NPS_2015-2020_FINAL.pdf
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