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I'd like to know how many of you pro-pot people wouldn't mind your surgeon or nurse using pot.
You could make the same argument for the prohibition of alcohol.
Or hell, caffeine for that matter, as multiple studies have shown that regularly drinking caffeine can result in reduced motor control precision.
All aspects of work regulate what you can put in your body
while working
. What you do in your free time is not regulated based on employment.
I'd be just fine with a nurse or surgeon who smokes pot in their free time, same as a surgeon who likes to throw a few beers back watching football on his Sunday off. A surgeon who is a chronic smoker would give me FAR more pause than weed.
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A good post and will briefly respond before moving on to other posts in the thread.
Mostly you are correct.
But you offer no solutions for the issue. Just like booze you have to have limits and control so it is not abused.
For drugs (hard in particular it has to be zero) and we have to figure out a way to stop it.
As for weed I do not have one. Can't stop morons from being morons other than jail. Even that is a joke in some areas with bribed guards and such.
Actually, I specifically spelled out a solution to the issue that is currently working.
Something like weed you just legalize, as its no more harmful than alcohol or tobacco and therefore not worth the government's time beyond regulation of distribution and preventing illegal trafficking and underage purchases.
Everything else you decriminalize (not legalize) at small amounts tied strictly to personal use. Trafficking and large quantity possession is still a felony, but small amounts obviously for personal use are handled administratively. Jail does not fix addiction, rehab does. You said this yourself when talking about colleagues who've cleaned up through rehab. This is where we need to funnel users if the goal is to get them clean and not to feed the penal system with fresh convicts.
Rehab works. Not all the time, but a hell of a lot more often than incarceration. It's also cheaper than incarceration for state and federal governments. So why do we let misconceptions anyone who looks into this can clearly see continue to direct our drug policy?
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Hello all. I was wondering if you could suggest a good website for champion guides updated for season 3 items and masteries. I haven't played much since season 2 and find all the changes a tad overwhelming.
I'm in the same boat as you. Unfortunately, Season 3 guides are scattered at best right now, as it is so recent a change. Solomid and YouTube are probably your best bets, but use your own judgement in combination with any new guides. Even Leaguecraft's Builder tool hasn't fully updated to the new items and things.
You can't go too wrong with the recommended items so far. But guides, those're in short supply, unfortunately.
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I completed the following How To's to setup fresh install of Ubuntu 8.10 with ISPConfig and RoundCube WebMail:
=> Ubuntu 8.10: http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect-server-ubuntu-8.10Issue:
The e-mail domain 'oralab.com' listed in ISPConfig tab when creating users (see screen captures for details) is not working when sending e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com nor when logging into RoundCube with firstname.lastname@example.com. Sending e-mail and logging in does work when using the full domain name of the website webmail.oralab.com e.g. firstname.lastname@example.com works.
Here are the entries from my /etc/postfix/virtusertable file:
###################################I do not see aliases for oralab.com, only for webmail.oralab.com, is this expected? Is there some other config/file where oralab.com is setup as an alias for webmail.oralab.com that I should verify/confirm?
Please let me know where to make the necessary change to allow e-mail to be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com and allow users to login with firstname.lastname@example.com?
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this way your site will be accessable at www.oralab.com and oralab.com (without www.) and webmail (roundcube) can be acccessed at mail.oralab.com since it exists in DNS records
Thank you for the suggested solution but I already have oralab.com as a co-domain of www.oralab.com configured exactly the way you described but am not able to actually send e-mail to email@example.com, only to email@example.com.
I tried sending e-mail from one oralab.com e-mail account to another oralab.com e-mail account and even this fails.
Is there some config file that I can verify the contents of to confirm that oralab.com is correctly setup as an alias domain for webmail.oralab.com as the /etc/postfix/virtusertable file do not have any such mappings?
did you disabled Create DNS and Create DNS MX for webmail.oralab.com?
btw MX record for oralab.com is mail.oralab.com. check it here:
Yes, these 2 checkboxes are disabled/cleared for webmail.oralab.com. I also checked my bind zone files and see that oralab.com, mail.oralab.com, webmail.oralab.com, www.oralab.com all point to my host of 172.16.0.67, so I do not believe there is an issue with DNS resolution.
Is there something in postfix that I can verify to find out why e-mail to email@example.com fails but firstname.lastname@example.com works?
as far as I can see there are few problems:
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Sadly there don't seem to be any scientifically valid citizen science projects about ghosts, poltergeists, hobgoblins, or werewolves. There are, however plenty about that Halloween staple – the bat.
Bats get a bum wrap as blood sucking pests. Nothing could further from the truth! Bats are incredibly helpful to us humans because they are natural pollinators and pest controllers, but they are also an indicator species. Indicator species are plants and animals that can be studied to give a snapshot of an ecosystem's environmental health.
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Bat Detective – Zooniverse's own bat project. Bat calls are recorded by data collection citizen scientists and then uploaded on to the Bat Detective website. Zooniverse volunteers classify the calls to give scientists a better idea about the distribution of these animals in Europe.
Alaska Bat Monitoring Program – Did you know that Alaska is home to five species of bats? If you live in Alaska you can help the Alaska Department of Fish and Game collect learn more by making and sending in your observations of bats!
iBats (Indicator Bats Program) – This international effort recruits volunteers to record bat calls all around the world. iBats is collaboration between the Zoological Society of London and the Bat Conservation Trust.
Know of other bat-related citizen science projects? Please share them as a comment below!
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Back in August I wrote about our search for someone we were calling a 'community builder,' which I said was 'the most important job in the Zooniverse.' The position was created because of the rapid expansion of the project, and the plans we have for the next year or two, which will mean we may be able to create hundreds or thousands of new projects. If the Zooniverse isn't constrained by the slow process of project-by-project development, then we need to rethink how we choose what is hosted on our platform, what gets promoted—and how we talk about such things. We need, in fact, to try and build a broader Zooniverse community, capable of taking the choice of projects out of our hands. At the same time, we want the tools we use to engage with this community to let everyone have a say, from new classifiers on a single project to those who roam freely across all of our Talk discussion boards.
As many of you will have already discovered, we've found someone we can help us with this process — Darren McRoy. Darren is a 2010 graduate of Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism. He has worked as a reporter and editor and is an experienced writer and communicator with a strong focus on developing online communities and strategic digital content. One of his first projects will be gathering and compiling the feedback that will inform the upcoming rebuild of the Talk discussion system. He will be a regular presence on the forums, responding to users' comments and concerns and seeking opportunities to spur additional conversation. He will also be contributing some written content for Zooniverse projects, blogs, websites, etc. when needed, and giving feedback to the development team.
You should see quite a lot of Darren, and we'd like to encourage you to talk to him if you have any questions, comments, concerns, or other feedback about the Zooniverse community. In particular, right now he is seeking feedback about how Talk can be improved to better serve both the science goals and the growing community of contributors and volunteers.
Darren can be reached via email at email@example.com or DZM on Talk. Please feel free to contact him — he is looking forward to working with all of you!
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The Zooniverse is the subject of a new artwork co-commissioned by the Open Data Institute (ODI) and The Space (a website for artists and audiences around the world to create and explore digital art). We Need Us is a 'living' dynamic artwork, powered by your activity on the Zooniverse, driven by the thriving mass of participation across various Zooniverse sites. You can learn more about it at www.thespace.org/weneedus
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The result is a set of living artworks – one for each of 10 Zooniverse projects – and more are on the way! The live data ensures constant change to the visual and sonic composition. The sounds are processed and manipulated just like the data.
While many researchers have tried to analyse and understand the Zooniverse, We Need Us will be the first time someone has tackled the idea from the perspective of art. The Zooniverse community is an engine of discovery and a force unlike any other. We Need Us highlights its rhythms and patterns, showing how diverse and vibrant Zooniverse citizen scientists really are.
You can run the artwork in your web browser by visiting http://www.weneedus.org
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Yesterday we launched our latest project: Penguin Watch. It is already proving to be one of the most popular projects we run, with over one hundred thousand classifications in the first day! The data come from 50 cameras focussed on the nesting areas of penguin colonies around the Southern Ocean. Volunteers are asked to tag adult penguins, chicks, and eggs.
Here are my favourite images uncovered by our volunteers so far: (click on an image to see what people are saying about it on Penguin Watch Talk)
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The Zooniverse team is looking to recruit a Javascript/front-end developer as part of a joint project between Zooniverse, based in the Department of Physics at the University of Oxford, and Tate Britain (London).
Building on the success of high-profile research crowdsourcing projects such as Galaxy Zoo (www.galaxyzoo.org), Planet Hunters (www.planethunters.org), Operation War Diary (www.operationwardiary.org/) and the rest of the Zooniverse.org platform, the successful candidate will lead the development of a 'citizen art history' project, working closely with a team from Tate and Zooniverse. As the lead front-end developer for the project you would have a background in excellent interface design and an understanding of user behaviour.
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Adler Teens Working in Citizen Science
Today's guest post comes from Sarah Xu and Thomas Janopoulos about their experience as our Citizen Science interns at the Adler Planetarium as part of the Teen Intern Program.
Sarah Xu is currently a senior attending Air Force Academy High School. She has a wide range of interests that change all the time, but computer science has been an interest ever since she was introduced to it in 7th grade. She also is really into Biology, but the Adler Planetarium has recently sparked interests in Astronomy.
Thomas (Tommy) Janopoulos is a Sophomore at Jones College Preparatory High School. He aspires to be an aerospace engineer, focusing on the mechanical engineering aspects of the field. He has a large interest in using the autodesk inventor program, a 3D modeling program to recreate objects virtually.
How did you become a Teen Intern at Adler Planetarium?
Tommy: I learned about the Adler teen internship from my sister, who was a long time volunteer at the Adler. She suggested that I apply to their upcoming internship. She explained that I already know some of the staff from the Web Making for Civic Hacking program, which was a program where we created websites about teen issues to present to problem solvers interested in finding solutions to our issues, we did earlier in the year and having a familiarity with the staff would make the transition into a work environment easier. Also the fact that the Adler is a space science museum would be great for me considering I want to go into aerospace engineering as a profession. So I decided to apply to the internship and now I am in the Citizen Science intern position creating an activity on a Zooniverse project about urban wildlife in Chicago.
Sarah: How I got my internship has a lot to do with my school. Air Force Academy High School has a partnership with Adler. Freshmen year, we had several field trips where we did various activities around the Adler. Many of the students at my school get involve with the Adler. I was brought into the a teen program, Youth Leadership Council (YLC), my sophomore year by one of the volunteers who attended my school. Youth Leadership Council is an after school program where teens plan workshops for civic hack day, a day where people come to offer solutions for any problems that are presented. There I got to know Nathalie Rayter, who is in charge of the Adler teen programs and internship. By talking to her, I received a lot of opportunities to be part of the planetarium. Junior year, I was a member of YLC and a volunteer telescope facilitator. I just kept coming back to Adler through many different programs. This summer I was looking for something to do because I previously interned at an investment firm, but didn't really enjoyed it much. I was trying to find an internship that'll provide a different experience. My classmates and teachers along with Nathalie told me to go for the Adler internship. I applied and got the position as a Citizen Science Intern!
As a citizen science intern, I learned a lot of what the Zooniverse does. Zooniverse is a group of people who work on websites for citizen science. On my first day, I was introduced to two projects. One of them is finished while the other one is still being worked on, but will launch September 10th. Tommy, my peer, and I chose to work with the one that is still being worked on. The reason for that is it takes place in Chicago and it would be a bit easier to have the participants we meet at events around Chicago connect to it. Our project with our department is to design an interactive activity that will spread the word of this citizen science project and also citizen science itself. We designed our activity for mainly museum visitors, such as families and younger kids.
What does being a Teen Intern entail?
A teenager as an intern… the title says it all! A bunch of teenagers working together sounds like a lot of fun. For the most part it is, but it also requires many skills to become one. As teen interns at the Adler Planetarium, we have several projects going on. Every intern is assigned to a department with a supervisor who will give you projects to accomplish. On top of that, every teen is required to work on a personal project that we have to pick from a list. Every teen has to make a project to be showed off at the Community Bash which is a party to display what we have done over the summer. We also have to do our daily jobs which can consist of various tasks such as making an activity to being on the floor doing an activity. Now it might not be something that is interesting to you, but having an open mind is very important. You never know until you actually follow through with the project and that is from personal experience! With all these projects happening all within the same 8 weeks, we have to be very organized and on top of our schedule in order to finish them in time. One badly organized and managed day will set everything behind! But incase that does happen, communication and diligence were the key things that helped put us back on track. It is imperative to communicate with our supervisors and other peers so that we can collaborate to get our work done. This internship is not about working alone at all. 99% of the time we did activities and projects with each other. You must be able to work with others because that will really help you succeed in this internship. There is just one last thing you need… Enthusiasm! You will be interacting with lots of visitors and your peers. If you do not have a positive attitude everything else you need to succeed in this internship will not be able to flow because no one wants to work with someone that does not want to be there.
How did you choose what to work on and what did you need to learn to do the work?
When we walked into Zooniverse, Julie, our supervisor, gave us a run through of what citizen science is and what kind of work they do in the office. Then she told us about the two newest biology projects: Condor Watch and a project looking at urban wildlife in Chicago (now with a name, Chicago Wildlife Watch). Condor Watch is up and running, while the other project launches September 10th. Fortunately with the launch date near, they had a demo site we were able to explore to get a feel of what it is. So, we played around with the projects to see what they're really about. We were given the option to either work together on one or separately on either. Tommy said he liked the animal conservation one because it takes place in Chicago and I agreed. We figured it was easier to introduce the activity and connect it with most of the museum visitors because we're in Chicago. It's also a good way for Chicagoans to be more aware of what's truly around them in this amazing city. It is not just buildings and artifacts; we also have nature that could put people in awe as well.
Chicago Wildlife Watch is a collaboration between the Urban Wildlife Institute at Lincoln Park Zoo partnered with Zooniverse to create a project that will help with animal conservation in Chicago. Camera traps are set up all around Chicago to gather images of what kind of animals live here, their behavior, and how they interact in the urban setting. So we came up with an activity that will not only help promote the project, but also convey the message of nature being everywhere to the public. We designed this activity with museum visitors in mind, meaning it is aimed towards younger kids and families. We use animal cards containing the picture and some factoids of the animals along with a big image of a basic background with a house, park, tree, underground, and water. During the activity, depending on the age group, we give the physical description of the animal and have the kids guess it, whereas with little kids, we would show them the picture and have them guess that way. If they guessed it right, we would hand them the card and have them stick it up to where they think the animal lives. Even though we live in the urban Chicago, we're still part of nature. Along with that, we hope that participants will have an idea of what citizen science is and what exactly is Zooniverse. A more detailed description and run through will be up on Zooteach when the project launches on September 10th!
After we chose what project we wanted to make an activity around, we had to first learn what concepts we would need to cover, so we went onto the demo site to learn more about the project. We had to researched what conservation is and how it applies to the project so we could have a better understanding on what points we wanted to get across for our participants. Looking at the website and the background information given wasn't enough. We had a meeting with one of the driving forces of the project, Seth, and one of the lead members of the Lincoln Park Zoo and its Urban Wildlife Institute on what he would like people to take away from our activity. He said, "I want people to know that nature is everywhere". That gave us a way to go on our activity. It was hard to come up with an activity to do. We tried to google some classroom activities that teachers do for animal conservation. After a few days of research and talking to our supervisor, we took a whole morning to just brainstorm outreach activity ideas. Our supervisor gave us an activity idea earlier that week on how they had classrooms work to classify images of animals and put them into the according bin or bag. So then we took that idea and try to add on to it to fit into our urban wildlife activity. We thought we could have people classify the animals of Chicago. Then we came up with an idea of having our participants try to guess what animals live in Chicago since the project looks at Chicago's urban wildlife. We thought this activity would hit our learning goal of understanding what nature is and that it is all around us, even in the city. So we presented this idea to our supervisor and then ran with it. We typed up our concept and showed it to peers and supervisors and were constantly updating and adjusting to develop the best activity possible. Now time to test it out!
Our visit to the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum helped us to a realize what age group we really aim for. At the Nature Museum, there was mostly little kids who are around 3 or 4 years old excluding summer camps. We weren't able to test it with kids that young because there is a limited amount of knowledge as to what the kids know about urban wildlife. They do know the very basic animals, but it was hard to carry out our whole activity because our activity contains questions that are at elementary school level. However, there were adults that were interested in what we do and often they are parents of little kids. With the adults, we found out that we just have to describe what citizen science is, what the Zooniverse does, and the project that they're currently working on. We would proceed to do the end part of our activity which is to show them the demo site of Chicago Wildlife Watch. They would try out the demo site and because it only has a limited amount of pictures, we would try to direct them to try out our other projects. Sometimes Snapshot Serengeti would be used to show a better demonstration of what the fully functional website of the project would look like. At the end of the talk, either one of us would give them a postcard to encourage the visitors to go on Zooniverse.org to try out the projects on there. Through testing it on the floor at Adler, we noticed that it is difficult to draw people in. Creativity really helps with floor activities. People are usually more drawn into something "cool".
What were the challenges with your project?
Sarah: After we designed the activity, we had to test it out on the floor. That was the second most challenging part of the whole project. The first was having to come up with an activity that's will get people involved and convey the message we want. I've always struggled with public speaking. It was hard for me to go up to the visitors and ask them to help us test run the activity. However, I got past the awkward stage after having to interact with visitors on so many different occasions.
Tommy: Creating this activity has been so much fun and enjoyable but like any other job it had its challenges. My biggest challenge was taking a Citizen Science project and creating a fun interactive activity that educates people about urban wildlife and how they can contribute to science. When you get this job of creating an activity you think creating an activity is easy but having to consider how people learn, how not to bore young kids, how to get people to stop and participate, and how to hit all of your objectives you set becomes a massive task. With a lot of hard work and the help of my peer Sarah, we researched and brainstormed and found a way to take all of these aspects into one activity which is now "What Lives With Us."
What do you feel you have gained from being a Teen Intern this summer?
Sarah: Through this internship, I had to talk to visitors a lot, so communications and public speaking are things that I got away from it. My ways of starting a conversation and demonstrating things to the public has improved. Aside from that, I was also able to learn what Zooniverse does, what citizen science is, and about Chicago's wildlife. More importantly, I've gained friendships with other teens and professional relationships with the staff members that will only benefit me. It's great to be able to have this experience of interning at a museum. This summer has been awesome thanks to the Adler, and I hope all the other teens and supervisors had as much fun as I did!
Tommy: This internship has given me so much its hard to put it into one sentence but the one thing I can say is that this job is incomparable to any other opportunity for someone my age. This gives teenagers the opportunity to gain work experience and actual know what its like to be in a work environment while learning new things everyday as if we are in an outside school program. This job showed me how to teach others my knowledge by using simple techniques such as outreach activities to make people understand simple concepts also just teaching me what is and how to create an outreach program. I have learned all the steps educators take in creating lesson plans and understanding how the lesson benefits the participant so they walk away with a skill or knowledge. Now I can identify what it takes to teach others. This internship has also provided me with friendships and relationships that I would never had made without it. I have developed peer friendships by working and hanging out with each other on a daily basis. I have gained relationships with my supervisors, not just the worker to supervisor relationship but friendship as well. We are able to talk with each other not just about work, which has created a fun workplace. Finally this internship has given me connections that can benefit me for years to come in whatever field I decide to pursue. I feel it has given me everything it had to offer and it exceeded expectations in how amazing an experience this has been I gave the Adler my all and I hope I was able to return the favor.
ZooCon Portsmouth this weekend – remote participation invited!
We're getting excited in Portsmouth to be welcoming some Zooites to the first ever "ZooCon Portsmouth", which is happening this Saturday 13th September 2014 (An updated schedule is available on the Eventbrite page for the event).
The theme of this event is a Wiki-a-thon for Citizen Science – we have scheduled a working afternoon and improve the coverage of citizen science on Wikipedia. Mike Peel, Expert Wikimedian and astronomer from the University of Manchester will be joining us to lead this part of the event and get us all up to speed with how editing works.
We invite remote participation of the wiki-a-thon via this discussion thread on Galaxy Zoo Talk, or on Twitter with the hashtag #ZooConPort, and we also plan to livestream the morning talks via Google+.
In person attendees will have a treat in the afternoon – we're all excited to have Chris Lintott narrate planetarium shows in the Portsmouth Inflatable Astrodome. And we plan to end the day with fish and chips at a pub by the sea. Keep your fingers crossed for nice weather.
Voyage to Teaching in the Zooniverse – A Teacher Workshop in Chicago
Today's post comes from Kate Meredith. Kate is a former middle school and high school teacher who considers herself a virtual person in the Sloan Digital Sky Survey database. She has been involved with pilot testing, writing and training teachers to use the database for the past twelve years. Kate will be facilitating this teacher workshop at the Adler Planetarium in Chicago on October 11th.
In the past ten years there has been an explosion of internet-based citizen science research in astronomy. Hundreds of thousands of people have contributed to scientific research through Zooniverse projects. Participants in Galaxy Zoo, Sunspotter, Planet Hunters and more have been so active that educators and scientists needed to develop new ways for participants to explore beyond the focus of any one project. The result is a whole host of new web-based tools designed to assist citizen scientists in exploring vast quantities of astronomical data on their own.
The Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS) has been part of the Zooniverse since the beginning, contributing millions of images in four separate projects. The SDSS itself has been providing web-based tools, activities and resources to educators through the SkyServer website since 2004. Check-out this video for more information about SDSS education resources.
About the Workshop:
On Saturday, October 11, 2014 the Adler Planetarium in Chicago will host a free all-day workshop giving an in-depth look at a new SkyServer education website, Voyages, Zooniverse web tools and the ZooTeach lesson and resource repository.
Workshop highlights will include
- Introduction to the Sloan Digital Sky Survey
- A brief history of the Zooniverse
- The Voyages website and the NGSS
- Database Basics with SkyServer – Find Your Special Place in the Database
- Galaxy Shape in the Galaxy Zoo – Navigator Tool in the Classroom
- Scaffolded Research Experiences for Lab Settings
- ZooTools
- Resources Abound – Voyages Preflight, Help Documents and Zoo Teach
This free workshop for Chicagoland educators is appropriate for 9th-12th grade teachers or middle school teachers who work with advance students. Participants are asked to bring a laptop or tablet in order to fully participate in activities. Lunch will be on your own, so please bring a bagged lunch or plan to purchase in the Adler's cafe. The first five participants that sign up for this workshop will receive a coupon for a Saturday Tour at Yerkes Observatory in Williams Bay, Wisconsin where they can pick up one of the large SDSS telescope plates that you will learn about at the workshop.
For more information or to register please visit http://www.adlerplanetarium.org/events/voyage-to-teaching-in-the-zooniverse-a-workshop-for-teachers
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Teens Designing Zooniverse-Themed Programs for Their Peer at the Adler Planetarium
This summer high school juniors and seniors from the IIT Boeing Scholars Academy program joined Zooniverse educators at the Adler Planetarium for six days of program prototyping. The IIT Boeing Scholars Academy seeks to inspire high-achieving Chicago-area teens to lead and serve through STEM with an emphasis on pursuing higher education. One component of the summer portion of the program is to embark on a Service Through STEM project during which the scholars coordinate with Chicagoland organizations on projects benefitting the organization. That's where the Zooniverse team based at the Adler Planetarium comes in.
The Problem:
It probably doesn't come as a complete shock that the dedicated corps of Zooniverse volunteers is not largely comprised of teens. That's something we'd like to change. What better way to figure out how to better get more teens involved in Zooniverse projects than by going straight to the source? Sixteen IIT Boeing Scholars worked with Zooniverse and Adler educators on strategies to engage more teens in Zooniverse citizen science projects at the Adler Planetarium.
The Goal:
In order to develop ideas of how to better engage young people in Zooniverse citizen science projects, the sixteen IIT Boeing Scholars stepped into the role of informal science educator to develop a series of museum programs to potentially implement at the Adler Planetarium based around Zooniverse projects.
Museum Program Development:
A huge component of any informal museum educator's job is to develop programming. Programs come in an endless array of formats – perhaps a five-minute science demonstration, a series of workshops for teens, or an interactive activity within a museum exhibit. As the saying goes there's more than one way to skin a cat, and that's certainly true of program development. No matter which model of program development you follow, there is a set of common considerations to be made including
- Who is this program for?
- What is the content of this program?
- What is the best format or program model to use?
- What should the audience take away?
Answers to these questions formed the skeleton around which the programs would be built.
Who is this program for?
This was the easiest question for the IIT Being scholars to answer. Since we're looking for ways to engage teens in Zooniverse projects, the audience for the scholars' programs was their high-school aged peers.
What is the content of this program?
The content for the programs being designed by the scholars was limited to the science content behind active Zooniverse projects. While a constraint, with over 20 active Zooniverse projects the list needed to be considerably narrowed down. The teens began assessing Zooniverse projects to determine which would be of the most interest to their peers. After careful review they selected Radio Galaxy Zoo, Condor Watch, Cyclone Center, and Planet Hunters as the projects that would be most engaging to teens. The science case behind each of these projects would be used as the meat and potatoes behind the programs the scholars designed.
What is the best format or program model to use?
There are endless possible formats for an informal science program at a museum. In order to explore the options the IIT Boeing Scholars spent time exploring different museum programming models at the Adler. The participated in a 45-minute field trip workshop designed for 7th-12 graders, watched science demonstrations facilitated in Adler's exhibits, explored museum exhibitions, and watched a planetarium skyshow. After this exploration the group created a menu of museum program models and defined them so that we could develop a shared vocabulary of what program models they would be working with.
- Structured Workshop – a longer facilitated hands-on program with a set start and finish time
- Unstructured Workshop –a longer hands-on facilitated program where museum guests can come and go as they like
- Demonstration – a short facilitated program on the museum floor
- Exhibit – one small piece of an exhibition that (e.g. a model and accompanying text panel about Saturn)
- Exhibition – a collection of exhibits that group together around a central theme (e.g. Our Solar System)
- Planetarium Skyshow – a presentation including images, music, and narration presented in one of the museum theatres
What is the goal of this program?
Some informal science educators would call them learning goals; others might call them program objectives. Whatever they're name, program developers should identify what they want their audience to take away from a program. These may be experiential goals like "Have fun" or more content driven goals like " Program participants will be able identify lead poisoning as a threat to the endangered California condor population." The IIT Boing Scholars aimed to incorporate at least one experiential goal and one content goal in their programs.
The Programs:
Once they were able to answer the questions above, the scholars were ready to put some meat on skeleton the questions provided. The scholars broke into four small groups with each group working together to write a rough draft of a program outline that could be used by a person unfamiliar with their ideas to facilitate the program. Here are the program ideas they came up with…
Program Name: Save the Condors
Featured Zooniverse Project: Condor Watch
Program Model: Demonstration
Description: This 10 minute floor demonstration was designed to bring awareness to the problem of lead poisoning within the critically endangered California condor population and publicize how members of the public can assist scientists in their continuing efforts to save this species. The demonstration starts off with a video placing the viewer in the shoes of a condor suffering the effects of lead poisoning. Next the facilitator shows a hands-on activity showing how lead spreads throughout the condor's body when it ingests a lead bullet embedded within the carcass on which it was feeding. The demonstrations ends by introducing Condor Watch as means to help research scientists better understand how to detect early warning signs of lead poisoning.
Program Name: Inside a Cyclone
Featured Zooniverse Project: Radio Galaxy Zoo
Program Model: Planetarium Skyshow & Demonstration
Description: This group created a storyboard and script for a short skyshow. Unfortunately time did not allow for the development of a prototype that could be projected in one of the museum theatres. This program delved into the science behind tropical cyclones, also called hurricanes or typhoons. It introduced the mechanics of how these storms work, safety precautions that should be taken in the event of such a storm, and the drastic impacts these weather events can have on people and property. Cyclone Center was introduced as a way for people interested in meteorology to participate in the important research behind tropical cyclones.
Program Name: Are We Alone?
Featured Zooniverse Project: Planet Hunters
Program Model: Demonstration
Description: This 5-10 minute floor demonstration was designed to take place on a small stage on the museum floor. Using the Drake Equation, the facilitator engages audience members in a conversation about the possibility of alien life in our galaxy. The program ends with an invitation to actively participate in the search for habitable worlds through Zooniverse's Planet Hunters project.
Program Name: The Mystery of the Universe: Black Holes
Featured Zooniverse Project: Radio Galaxy Zoo
Program Model: Structured Workshop
This 30 minute workshop was designed to introduce teens to perhaps the most asked about of space phenomena – black holes. Through a video, hand-on demonstrations, and a small group activity the facilitator guides program participants through. Radio Galaxy Zoo is presented as a way for teens to continue their exploration by helping scientists locate supermassive black holes.
We really enjoyed working with these bright and motivated young people!
The most important job in the Zooniverse
The Zooniverse team has, over the last five years or so, shown signs of growing uncontrollably like some sort of bacterial colony that requires feeding with grant money. The job we've just advertised (at Adler Planetarium) might, though, be the most important yet. As those who are eager followers of this blog will know, we're currently working hard on rebuilding the Zooniverse platform so that it can support many more projects.
If the Zooniverse can get to the point where we're no longer constrained by the number of projects that can be built, we will need to think about how projects get chosen to appear on the Zooniverse, and about who should make that decision. Our opinion is that you – our community – should be more involved, and to work out how to make that happen we're looking for what we're calling a 'community builder'. As you'll see from the job description, this isn't a technical post, but rather we're looking for someone who knows how to build a community that is capable of awesome things. If that sounds like you, please get in touch.
PS The post is funded by a new grant from our friends at the Alfred P. Sloan foundation, to whom we're eternally* grateful.
* – or as near as we can make it


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At 65 years of age, you would think that lovable loser Charlie Brown and his not-so-loyal pup Snoopy would be looking a bit long in the tooth, but the truth is that these two kids couldn't possibly look any more spry, so what better way to celebrate their 65th birthday than by having them star in their own big screen feature? It was announced in a press release today [via ComingSoon] that Blue Sky Studios (the studio behind Ice Age and Rio) is going to be making another Peanuts movie. This will be Charlie's fifth chance to get put down by Lucy on the big screen, as creator Charles Schulz's characters have previously appeared in films called A Boy Named Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Come Home, Race For Your Life, Charlie Brown, and Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown (and Don't Come Back!!). Seeing as how Charles Schulz passed in 2000, you might be wondering who would be willing to step into his legendary shoes and make a new Peanuts feature. As it turns out, Schulz's son, Craig Schulz, his grandson, Bryan Schulz, and a writer named Cornelius Uliano have all collaborated on the script, and Ice Age: Continental Drift director Steve Martino is set to helm. Sounds like as qualified a team to carry on a legacy as any…but there still isn't any word on who will be providing the melancholy jazz music.
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It's not just that it's also got posts excusing bigotry such as this, it's also got annoying adverts that REFUSE to remain stopped or silenced.
And in this case it's a post weeping for the lack of tolerance the GLBT have for Christians.
Tolerance; that's the buzzword for one of contemporary culture's most exalted virtues. Do not judge, do not try to impose your morality on anyone else, live and let live, or so we are told.
With the important caveat of "Unless your moral choices harm, hurt or discriminate against others". We have no problems judging racists.
It is in the furtherance of so-called tolerance that we, as Christians, are supposed to accept a redefinition of marriage to include same-sex couples and perhaps other couplings and groupings at some point down the line. We are called on to suspend our biblically based beliefs about right and wrong and tolerate government sanction of lifestyles that we recognize as harmful to individuals and society as a whole.
Who died and made you the King of Marriage. I mean seriously? People have been getting married for longer than Christianity has existed. This was not some remarkable concept developed by 3000 year old Jews or at the Council of Nicea. This is a concept that has been entrenched in nearly every civilisation. And I like the euphemistic reference to other couplings and groupings, because that clearly doesn't mean poly relationships which are perfectly Biblical but probably means child molestation (Which was perfectly biblical. Remember, Mary was just 13 to 15 years old and was a child. It's just a different time, women have traditionally been considered as adults at the age of menses and children were expected to work and get married at a time we would be considered teenagers) and beastiality. The usual go to "fears" about Gay Marriage being a slippery slope.
And this very argument can be used to oppose the government ban on slavery. After all? There is no lines about not keeping slaves in the Bible and the Bible does exhort it's followers in Leviticus to keep slaves in specific ways if they are gentile or Jew. In fact there are direct demands from Jehovah to KEEP slaves. There was never a direct command to ban slavery.
Now an atheist would look at this and go "That's easy, the reason there is no such demand is because the Jewish Economy like many economies of the time was powered by slavery and so it was seen as social good as long as you were the one doing all the enslaving".
But the fundie has no such stance. In claiming to have a moral code handed down by god he must admit that the ownership of people as property is not just moral but mandated by his faith and that the law opposes his freedom.
Which is nonsensical. Oh I know there are slavery apologists who insist that slavery isn't so bad and that an objective morality cannot prove that slavery is bad, but such philosophical escapes are of little aid to people who are slaves and is indicative of a morality that is not based on human empathy or equality.
But as our culture begins to warm up to the idea of same-sex marriage, we are discovering that tolerance – as that term is generally understood – is not nearly enough to satisfy those pushing for this new social standard. In addition to permitting same-sex unions, we are to participate in them when called upon (such as Christian cake-bakers and photographers) and we are to speak well of them when asked.
In other words, in the name of "tolerance," differing views are not tolerated. And, apparently, anyone who fails to meet these expectations will be publically shunned and stripped of livelihood.
Just ask Phil Robertson, patriarch of the family profiled in the wildly successful Duck Dynasty series, who no longer has a place on the reality show for being a bit too real during an interview with GQ magazine.
You call your view differing. Your view is no different to those who do not wish to participate in the mixing of races in public spaces or in the god given rite of marriage. After all? Black and White don't mix. Eww! Can you imagine what would happen if races mixed? We would look like freaks!
Presumably, Robertson was sought out for the interview because of his straight-shooting, folksy style, which is almost as famous as his long, straggly beard. And Robertson did not disappoint, answering questions plainly and directly, in the whimsical manner he and his family are known for.
Because homophobia and racism are whimsical? I mean even if you don't agree that the GLBT should have the same rights of people because you think anal sex is "icky".
Claiming that the Black people of America were HAPPIER in the Apartheid is "racism" and an ignorance of the history of American Apartheid.
Robertson explained that he needs a savior just like anyone else. Telling his personal story of redemption, Robertson harkened back to his reckless, younger days and how he finally found meaning and fulfillment through a relationship with Jesus Christ
Had the journalist Drew Magary left it at that, Robertson would still have a spot on the show. While the idea of repentance can be unsettling to some, talk of sin is acceptable as long as it stays theoretical. But Magary probed and Robertson obliged.
It's not my fault for being a gigantic bigot it's the people who asked me questions and my pathological inability to understand why the words I say are bad.
Magary asked Robertson: "What, in your mind, is sinful?" To which, Robertson gave an honest understanding, paraphrasing 1 Corinthians 6 from the Bible. That too could have been glossed over, except this verse happens to condemn homosexual behavior, in addition to adultery, prostitution, and drunkenness, among other things.
And mixing fibres and eating pork.
Let's really not forget that 1 Corinthians 6 is based on Levite law which prohibits those two things and there is no repeal of those.
And that's when the comments became too personal for homosexual activists like GLAAD. We didn't hear from any groups about the remarks putting prostitution or drunkenness in a bad light, but GLAAD was quick to defame Robertson for mentioning homosexuality, attacking both his character and his faith. And for good measure they strongly suggested A&E, the station that carries Duck Dynasty, and the sponsors of the show, reexamine their ties to Robertson.
Actually it's because pro-sex worker groups also stand for GLBT rights and the GLBT were specifically mentioned. Most readers of GQ are not reaching for Bibles to look up Corinthians.
And secondly? Hypocrites. What fucking Hypocrites. The Bible says a lot about the actions of hypocrites. Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Matthew, Luke, James… the number of references to the "evil" of a hypocrite is sufficient to consider it a bigger "No-No" than mere homosexuality.
Let's look at their past involvement in disputes. Let's ignore the whole "greed" aspect and the whole "Camel through the Eye of A Needle" (My suggestion? Blender and a fine spray mist) thing and remember that there were lawyers involved. Also? There is current (Pointless) litigation from lawyers over two different cases on behalf of Duck Dynasty where lawsuits are in place to get them back on air and with regards to copyright infringement.
Basically? The Duck Dynasty folks "Lawyered the Fuck Up" to deal with Law suits. Are we agreed on this.
1 Corinthians 6.
Dare any of you, having a matter against another, go to law before the unjust, and not before the saints?
Do ye not know that the saints shall judge the world? and if the world shall be judged by you, are ye unworthy to judge the smallest matters?
Know ye not that we shall judge angels? how much more things that pertain to this life?
If then ye have judgments of things pertaining to this life, set them to judge who are least esteemed in the church.
I speak to your shame. Is it so, that there is not a wise man among you? no, not one that shall be able to judge between his brethren?
But brother goeth to law with brother, and that before the unbelievers.
Now therefore there is utterly a fault among you, because ye go to law one with another. Why do ye not rather take wrong? why do ye not rather suffer yourselves to be defrauded?
Nay, ye do wrong, and defraud, and that your brethren.
Whoops. 1 Corinthians 6 is not just about "Gays Are Icky". Lawyers are icky too and Mr. Duck Dynasty forgot about that.
A & E knew Robertson's views when they hired him, but when GLAAD complained, they succumbed to the pressure. The decision represents yet another notch in GLAAD's belt, which also lists the Boy Scouts' reversal on homosexuality as a victory for their organization.
Yes, because woe betide organisations that are allowed to discriminate and strip members of achievements based solely on legal private behaviour that does not harm others.
To be sure, a disturbing pattern is developing here. Those holding to traditional biblical values are bullied into keeping those values to themselves – all under the banner of tolerance.
Isn't that the most intolerant view of all, to refuse to anyone else the right to hold and share a different view?
GLAAD's stated mission is to "ampli[fy] the voice of the LGBT community by empowering real people to share their stories." It's a shame GLAAD feels the only way they can amplify their voice is to silence others.
Yes because people are trying to stop Christians from getting married? I would like to know one way how two gay guys getting married stops a heterosexual from getting married?
Are Christians denied service because of their religion? Are they being assaulted and beaten and murdered? Are people trying to deny them healthcare and forcing them to pretend to be Hindus?
No? I don't think you understand what oppression is. Your religion oppresses the GLBT and so must "back off". Freedom of religion means your religion is free to practice what it wants unless it impinges on another person's right to freedom and happiness.


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The Red Raiders Play The Roadrunners In The USA Tonight
After a not so happy holiday trip to Tulsa, the Red Raider basketball teams returns to the friendly confines of the United Spirit Arena tonight to battle Cal State-Bakersfield.
After a not so happy holiday trip to Tulsa, the Red Raider basketball teams returns to the friendly confines of the United Spirit Arena tonight to battle Cal State-Bakersfield.
It's time to take a break from all the hustle and bustle of the Christmas season and head to the United Spirit Arena tonight for basketball.
It was like a movie. A walk-on, who stands just 5'9", wears hearing aids, get to start a basketball game and lights up the arena.
Here your opportunity to watch some hoops and help out the South Plains Food Bank. The Texas Tech Red Raider basketball team are getting involved in the Tech Can Share Food Drive this Sunday.
What a view! This is where I sit at Texas Tech football games. You can see everything from up there. When I say up there, we're so far up that you need field glasses to see the numbers on the jerseys sometimes.
The Texas Tech Red Raider basketball team gets to play someone else besides themselves tonight. They host Southwestern Oklahoma in the United Spirit Arena.
It's hard to believe that with the World Series just over, football going, that basketball begins this week.
It was a Halloween promotion night and the Texas Tech Volleyball team couldn't have gotten a bigger treat than their first conference win this season, beating Baylor in five sets. It was also the first Big 12 win for new head coach Don Flora.
The Red Raider Volleyball team for it's first win of the season in Big 12 play tonight when they host the Baylor Bear. The last time Tech beat the Bears was back in 2004 here in Lubbock.
Sometimes the media get stuck on their favorite players. They become the media darlings and get all the ink. I think they get so focus on these players that they forget to go seek out other talent. Seth Doege opened some eyes on Saturday night in Norman Oklahoma.
Remember the move "Nightmare On Elm Street? Well, for Oklahoma Sooner fans they woke up this morning and realized their nightmare was real. The Texas Tech Red Raiders came into Norman, and with no one giving them a chance, grabbed their first win in Norman since 1996.
This will be a great opportunity for Texas Tech Basketball fans to get up close and personal with the Red Raider basketball team and coaches. Well, I don't know how personal, but you get to get a up close look at things.


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Use the filters to narrow down your injury by location and type of pain. Click on the links below to view more detailed information on the more common causes of shin, calf and ankle pain.
Use the filters to narrow down your injury by location and type of pain. Click on the links below to view more detailed information on the more common causes of shin, calf and ankle pain.
A sudden onset or acute injury happens as a result of trauma or direct impact. A gradual onset injury comes on over time possibly without any specific incident which caused it.
DVT is a blood clot in a vein. They commonly occur in the calf muscles, although can be found in other body parts and can move to the chest or brain which could be very serious.
Sinus tarsi syndrome usually develops following an injury such as an ankle sprain. Symptoms include poorly localised pain just in front of the bone on the outer ankle.
Achilles bursitis causes a painful spongy swelling of the bursa at the back of the heel.
A total rupture of the achilles tendon is a complete tear of the tendon and typically affects men over the age of 40 involved in recreational sport.
Achilles Tendonitis or achilles tendinopathy which is probably a more accurate term is an overuse injury causing pain,
Achilles tenosynovitis is an inflammatory condition of the sheath or layer surrounding the achilles tendon. It is sometimes also known as paratenonitis.
An ankle avulsion fracture occurs when a ligament in the ankle tears pulling a small piece of bone away with it.
An ankle impingement occurs because of a bony growth at the front of the ankle. They usually occur in people who have had repeated ankle injuries.
A sprained ankle is injury to the ankle ligaments, usually on the outsite of the ankle.
Anterior compartment syndrome causes pain on the outside of the shin and occurs when pressure builds up within the muscle.
A broken ankle can involve a fracture of any of the ankle bones.
A broken leg is a fracture of either the tibia or fibula bones occuring usually through traumatic impact.
Calf strain is a tear to one of the calf muscles causing a sudden pain at the back of the lower leg.
Calf contusion is caused by an impact to the lower leg causing bruising and sometimes swelling.
Cramp is an involuntary muscle contraction or spasm. It can occur in any muscle group, although the calf is one of the most common.
A dislocated ankle is a severe injury which happen from a forceful twisting of the ankle. The supporting ligaments are all ruptured and there are often associated fractures
An eversion ankle sprain is damage to the ligaments on the inside of the ankle. This is not as common as an inversion ankle sprain. It is caused by rolling the ankle inwards.
A acute fracture of the fibula bone in the lower leg occurs as a result of a direct trauma or impact to the leg or ankle.
A stress fracture of the fibula is a small fracture or hairline crack in the bone. It is not as common as a stress fracture of the tibia because the fibula
Footballers' ankle occurs when you get a bony growth at the front of the ankle where the joint capsule attaches.
When retrocalcaneus bursitis exists at the same time as Achilles tendonitis in the same leg, this is known as Haglund's Syndrome.
A high ankle sprain is an injury to the anterior tibiofibula ligament which joins the tibia and fibula together just above the ankle.
The lateral compartment of the lower leg is made up of the peroneus brevis and peroneus longus muscles, either of which can be the cause of a compartment syndrome.
The medial malleolus is the bony bit on the inside of the ankle. A stress fracture of the medial malleolus can occur but is very rare.
Symptoms of an Osteochondral lesion of the talus or ankle bone include pain in the ankle with swelling. The ankle may catch or lock and is likely to be stiff.
Symptoms include a sudden sharp pain in the achilles tendon. Sometimes though, the athlete may not feel pain at the time of the tear but later on or the next day
Symptoms of a peroneal nerve injury, also known as peroneal neuropathy include numbness or tingling in the front and or side of the lower leg.
The peroneal tendon runs behind the lateral malleolus or the bony bit on the outer ankle. Repeated dislocation or slipping can mean the tendon rubs against the bone
Symptoms of peroneal tendonitis include pain and swelling on the outside of the ankle just below the bony bit or lateral malleolus.
Posterior compartment syndrome can be acute or chronic. An acute injury will be from an impact
A Potts fracture is a fracture to one of the bony parts of the ankle called the malleoli. Fractures can occur to the lateral malleoli on the outside or the medial malleoli on the inside.
Symptoms of restless leg syndrome include an unpleasant sensation in the legs at rest which usually eases on movement.
Shin splints is the common name often given to any shin pain at the front of the lower leg. The most common shin splints symptoms occur at the front inside of the shin
Symptoms of a stress fracture of the talus include pain on the outside of the ankle which will have come on gradually.
Typical symptoms of tennis leg are a sudden onset of pain in the back of the knee or calf muscle. The ability to move the ankle will be affected.
The tibia is the big bone in the lower leg. A tibial fracture is the most common injury of all long bone fractures and takes a variety of forms but usually involves
Tibial osteochondral fracture is an injury to the cartilage which lines the end of the tibia bone where it meets the talus to form the ankle joint.
Symptoms of a tibial stress fracture include pain, usually on the lower third of the tibia that occurs after running long distances.
A distal tibial gowth plate fracture is a break of the larger of the two shin bones at the growth plate located at the ankle end of the bone.
Symptoms include pain when bending the foot and toes up. Swelling and redness over the front of the ankle
One of the main signs of PTTD is a fallen or flattened arch of the foot. The patient may also have a history of injury to the tibialis posterior muscle.
The tibialis posterior tendon runs behind the inner ankle bone and then underneath the foot. Long-term injury to this muscle can cause Tibialis posterior syndrome.
The calf muscle group consists of the gastrocnemius muscle and the soleus muscle. The symptoms are a gradual tightening in the calf muscles which can get worse


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Holidays Dont Cause Weight Gain As Much As Create Unhealthy Habits
Studies show the average person only gains one pound between Thanksgiving and Christmas
The time between Thanksgiving and Christmas offers an overabundance of social gatherings filled with banquets and the giving of edible gifts.
Its no wonder then that most Americans associate that time of the year with a risk of weight gain. But has the fear of weight gain been blown out of proportion? Some recent studies say yes. According to the National Institutes of Health, most individuals believe they gained up to 10 pounds over the holiday thats nearly two pounds per week between Thanksgiving and Christmas.
However, a study released by the New England Journal of Medicine said individuals actually only gain one pound over the holidays. The holidays may not bring the weight gain that most individuals believe, but it is a time that often breeds poor habits that, over time, can result in excessive weight gain, according to Joseph Allen, MD, with Family Medicine of Vandalia, a Premier HealthNet practice.
Really when it comes down to it people look at the holidays as a time to splurge a little and to not do what they normally do such as go for that run or take that walk, Dr. Allen said. They allow themselves to eat a little more and then a little more and by the end of the holiday season they have developed these habits that are hard to break right away. They can stay that way for the rest of the winter and when spring comes they are really concerned about their weight.
Dr. Allen sees patients come into his office before and after the holidays concerned about its impact on their weight. The issue affects all individuals male or female and makes no difference whether they are already fit or have been struggling with weight for a long time.
Those who are in pretty good shape are concerned about how the holidays will mess up their schedule and on the flip side you have those who are overweight that may have been struggling with the issue for a long time and feel that the holidays will make it worse, he said.
Dr. Allen said the answer is not really weight loss as it is about establishing a change in behavior. He encourages patients to first and foremost stick to a routine that includes daily exercise. It may be hard, but it is extremely important not to take a break in exercise routines once the holidays have arrived. Secondly, individuals should watch their portion sizes when it comes to food.
You can still have the turkey and gravy, but just watch the portion size, Dr. Allen said.
A good way to measure a healthy portion size is to take portions of each food that is not larger than the fist made from your hand. Another idea is to look at a dinner plate as a pie chart. Half of that pie should be fruits and vegetables, a quarter of it should be protein and a quarter should be starch.
Other ideas include eating vegetables or fruits seven times throughout the day. The fiber-rich foods help fill up a stomach faster than traditional snacks and fiber-rich foods do not have as many calories. If it is difficult to stay away from sweets entirely, then allow yourself one small splurge a day. Never go to a holiday party hungry to help cut down on temptation. And last, but not least, pour all of your focus on socializing at parties, not eating.
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The report by the non-profit Tri-State Transportation Campaign says there were 420 pedestrians killed on city streets from 2010 to 2012.
Broadway had the most with nine fatalities.
Woodhaven Boulevard in Queens placed second with eight pedestrians killed over the same period.
Second Avenue ranked third with seven.
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Last month, Mayor Bill de Blasio kicked off his "Vision Zero" campaign to reduce the number of pedestrian deaths in the city to zero within the next decade.
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