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Food Food Typical Serve Protein Content (g) Beef/lamb/pork, lean 100g cooked 31. Ham/salami/corned beef 1 slice (30g) 7. Sausage 1 (90g) cooked 13
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1 Factsheet Protein Introduction Proteins are macronutrients that provide energy (calories) and have many structural and regulatory functions in the human body. Protein is the most important building material for muscles, cell membranes, connective tissue, hormones, enzymes and the immune system. Proteins are comprised of 20 amino acids, nine of which are considered essential, which means they must be eaten in the diet. Amino acids can be found in both foods of animal and plant sources. However, only animal based products contain all nine essential amino acids. High quality sources of protein include milk, soya and eggs which ensures vegetarian athletes can consume high quality protein in their diets. Good sources of protein and the amount provided in a serving are listed below in Table 1. Table 1: Common dietary sources of protein Food Food Typical Serve Protein Content (g) Meat, poultry and seafood: Beef/lamb/pork, lean 100g cooked 31 Ham/salami/corned beef 1 slice (30g) 7 Sausage 1 (90g) cooked 13 Chicken/turkey, lean 100g cooked 28 Seafood, flesh only 100g cooked 23 Dairy food: Milk (including soy milk) 250ml glass 9 Cheese, hard 20g slice 5 Cheese, cottage 1 tablespoon (20g) 3 Yoghurt, flavored 200g tub 10 Ice-cream 1 scoop (50g) 2 Cereals and cereal products: Miscellaneous: Rice 1 cup cooked 5 Pasta 1 cup cooked 7.5 Bread/fruit loaf/crumpet 1 slice (30g) 3 Breakfast cereal 1 cup (30-45g) 3-5 Eggs 1 cooked 7 Tofu 100g 8.5 Baked beans 1 cup (220g) 10 Nuts 50g 10 Source: (Tarnopolsky 2003)
2 Protein requirements for exercise Athletes differ from sedentary individuals, in terms of the quantity, timing and quality of protein intake necessary, due to their training. Proteins are involved in the recovery and building of skeletal muscle. Athletes who are trying to increase muscle size have traditionally thought that a high protein diet is essential for muscle growth and repair. Where as protein requirements are slightly higher in athletes, they also need to consume enough total calories, particularly from carbohydrate rich foods e.g. bread, rice, pasta, cereal and fruits to achieve an increase in lean body mass. Though carbohydrates are the body s main fuel source, protein can be used as an energy source when the carbohydrates stores are low. This is particularly important for endurance athletes undertaking heavy training schedules. Protein typically provides less than 2% of the energy produced during exercise but during prolonged activity (e.g. ironman triathlon and marathons) this may increase to 5-15%. Typical protein requirements for different athletic populations are summarised in Table 2. It should be noted that protein intake greater than 2g/kg/day does not further increase muscle mass or promote faster recovery. Population Table 2: Estimated protein requirements for athletes Sedentary males and females Elite male endurance athletes 1.6 Moderate-intensity endurance athletes* 1.2 Recreational endurance athletes Football, team sports Strength/power athletes Resistance athletes (early training) Resistance athletes (steady state) Female athletes *Exercising approximately 4-5 times per week for minutes +Exercising 4-5 times per week for 30 min at <55% VO 2peak Protein requirement g/kg/day ~ 15% lower than male athletes Sources: (Tarnoplasky 2003; Campbell et al. 2007) Protein and recovery after exercise The consumption of 20g-25g of protein in addition to carbohydrate before and after resistance exercise (e.g. weight training) will help to fuel training. It also helps the body to adapt to training by reducing the breakdown and increasing the build up of muscle protein. Eating small amounts of protein increases the production of anabolic hormones (hormones that help tissues to grow) which helps with these positive training adaptations. Timing of protein intake The body adapts to exercise, for example, resistance training generally results in increased muscle mass and strength, and endurance training results in increased aerobic capacity. The aim of protein in recovery for an athlete is to promote protein synthesis (building muscle) and prevent protein breakdown. For protein synthesis to occur i.e. to increase muscle mass, protein synthesis needs to be greater than protein breakdown. Protein synthesis and breakdown is affected by an athlete s gender, age, intensity, duration and type of exercise, calorie intake and the amount of carbohydrate available. Athletes should consume - 2 -
3 protein within 30 minutes of exercise to maximize the adaptations to training, also frequent protein ingestion (i.e. every 3 4 h) over the 24 h after exercise can sustain protein balance and promote muscle protein synthesis. Eating the right amount of protein and carbohydrates immediately after exercise can assist with protein synthesis and carbohydrate replacement. As a general guide, athletes should consume 1-2 of the following snacks after exercise, each of which provide 50g of carbohydrate and 10g of protein: ml of milkshake or fruit smoothie 2 x 200g tubs of fruit-flavored yoghurt Bowl of breakfast cereal and milk 200g tub of fruit-flavored yoghurt topped with 1 cup of breakfast cereal 250g tin of baked beans or spaghetti plus 2 slices of bread 1 sandwich including cheese/meat/chicken in filling plus one piece of fruit 1 tub of fruit flavored yoghurt and a cereal bar 2 crumpets with a thick spread of peanut butter 250g (large) baked potato with cottage cheese or grated cheese filling 150g thick crust pizza Some sports bars (check labels) or Liquid meal supplements (check labels) Too little or too much protein There are severe negative health outcomes for individuals, particularly athletes who do not consume enough protein in their diets. Unfavorable effects include: Decrease in muscle mass (the body breaks down muscle tissue for energy if an insufficient amount of protein is consumed in the diet) Longer recovery time after training Depressed immune system With regard to too much protein, possible unfavorable effects may include: Increased excretion of calcium in the urine (which may lead to a reduction in an athlete s bone mass which may lead to a risk of bone fractures) Increased protein use as a fuel Excess weight gain - as many high protein foods are also high in fat, a diet too high in protein may lead to a diet high in fat which may lead to undesirable weight gain for their sport. It may also lead to a decreased intake of other essential vitamins and minerals by displacing other food groups out of the diet such as carbohydrates and fruit and vegetables. A diet too high in protein may be expensive, especially if using protein bars or drinks regularly. There is no evidence that excessive protein consumption causes kidney disease in healthy adults, however too much protein along with any pre-existing kidney disease may increase the speed with which the disease progresses
4 Protein supplements Protein supplements generally claim one or more of the following: Enhanced recovery Decreased fatigue Increased muscle mass Protein supplements come in a variety of forms such as whey, casein, egg and soy. Despite the numerous scientific studies conducted on protein and amino acid supplements, use of protein supplements on their own have not shown any additional benefits on athletic performance compared to consuming protein from whole foods. However, some protein supplements may be of benefit to certain athletes in specific situations, for example, protein supplements may provide a practical/portable option for athletes in order to meet their immediate post-exercise nutritional needs when whole foods are not available or tolerated. Whey protein consumption has been shown to result in a significant increase in muscle protein synthesis compared with soya protein. This mechanism may be due to the relative amount of Leucine available. Leucine can act as a stimulatory signal for muscle protein synthesis. The rapid absorption of whey proteins results in greater levels of Leucine in the bloodstream than soy and casein protein and may be an important factor for muscle protein synthesis. Including foods with 2g of Leucine immediately after exercise will maximize muscle growth (e.g. 600ml semi-skimmed milk, 120g of beef, poultry or seafood). Amino acids Amino acids can be purchased individually i.e. glutamine capsules or in combination with other ergogenic aids such as Creatine or in liquid meal supplements. Many claims are made by nutritional supplement companies for the benefit of taking specific amino acids. These have included stimulating growth hormone and inhibiting and/or reducing the effect of exercise training on breaking down muscle. To date amino acid supplementation, including branched chain amino acid (BCAAs) have yet to demonstrate any performance enhancement and therefore are not recommended. Large doses ( 30 g per day) may negatively affect athletic performance. Summary Protein is an essential part of the human diet Protein requirements may increase slightly with exercise, though most athletes meet their increased dietary protein needs through the increased amount of food they eat to support their training. Dietary protein first and foremost should come from whole foods Consume dairy source proteins enriched in Leucine Consume protein in doses of g per serving to maximize adaptive responses Consume equally spaced protein meals throughout the day Consume of protein immediately after exercise to promote muscle protein synthesis Protein and amino acid supplements are no more or no less effective than food when the athlete s calorie intake is enough to increase lean muscle mass - 4 -
5 Possible contamination With any nutritional supplement there is always the risk of contamination in the manufacturing process, which could lead to a supplement containing substances that are not listed on the label. Athletes are advised to check that any supplement they choose to take has been tested for containing any banned substances. The legal clause strict liability means that an athlete is responsible for any and all substances that may appear in his or her urine or blood in a doping test. It is always advisable to seek professional advice from a Sports Dietitian/Nutritionist regarding any nutrition supplement. Developed by INDI/SNIG for the Irish Sports Council, 2009 References Campbell B, Krieder RB, Ziegenfuss T, La Bounty, Roberts M, Burke D, Landis J, Lopez, H & Antonio J. (2007) International Society of Sports Nutrition position stand: protein and exercise. J Int Soc Sport Nutr. 4: 8. Tarnopolsky M. (2003). Protein and amino acid needs for training and bulking up. In L. Burke & V. Deakin (Eds.), Clinical sports nutrition (3rd edn., pp. 109). Sydney, NSW: McGraw-Hill
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Thursday, August 5, 2010
Yoshimi's "Tuna Fish Power"
This is someone's homemade video for Yoshimi P-We's noise song "Tuna Fish Power." I think. I just found it on YouTube and was so excited to share it with you, I didn't feel like doing any research. Yoshimi is a towering musical talent from Boredoms/Voordoms, OOIOO, Free Kitten (with Kim Gordon of Sonic Youth) and at least one collaboration with Flaming Lips. Plus many others of which I'm not currently aware.
My one regret about having lived in Japan was not seeing her perform live with any of those groups, or solo. Some people go to Japan with a dream of climbing Mt. Fuji. Seeing Yoshimi P-We perform is my Mt. Fuji.
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Where to locate your manufacturing building
Whether you're expanding an existing manufacturing business, or building one from scratch, location is perhaps the most important consideration of all.
Getting the right area
While it may be tempting (and necessary) to look for low-cost premises in a low-cost area, that can't be the only consideration.
For example, does the area have people with the required skills, both now and in the future? If the area has active links with the education and training sector that may also be appealing from a skills point of view.
What are the transport links like? What are the tax implications? It's also important to consider what financial support from the local authority might be available and whether there are incentives to locate in a regeneration area or Enterprise Zone. These are factors that can affect the viability of creating a new manufacturing base.
Finding the right building
A decision on the building will be driven by what you manufacture and what you might manufacture in the future. For example, if it's a product that requires a lot of power to make, test and supply you will likely need a building that runs off three-phase power. You will want to know if this can be facilitated before you make any decisions.
The size of the product and the machinery you require will also dictate how much warehouse and racking space you need, and hence the size of building. These are significant considerations that need to be investigated early in the process.
Other considerations
It's easy to become pre-occupied with the amount of floor space when looking for a manufacturing base, but don't forget about the infrastructure and the physical attributes of the building itself.
For example, find out whether the existing telecommunications systems are suitable for your requirements and whether they can support the increasingly automated manufacturing environment. Inspect the electrics carefully to ensure there won't be major issues and that power costs can be kept under control.
It's also important to consider the shelf-life of the building and whether it could be upgraded cost-effectively in the future. This is especially important considering new rules coming in which will require new buildings to have minimum energy efficiency standards. Also, find out what condition the floor is in and test whether is it strong enough to withstand its new use, such as forklift and lorry traffic. Can it be adapted and can you continue to trade while this happens?
Having enough space for growth
Faced with an urgent need for more manufacturing space, it's easy to overlook the future requirements of the business when looking for somewhere to locate your factory premises.
For example, will the premises you're leasing or purchasing give you enough room if you suddenly need to upscale production? Is there sufficient office space accompanying the shopfloor and enough car parking provision for staff? If you need to downscale, would you be able to rent out areas of the building to other businesses?
At some point in the future you may also want to extend the premises or create new buildings on the site. Assess whether there is adequate space to do this and whether It's possible from a planning perspective.
The new-build option
If you're a highly specialised manufacturing businesses, designing a new factory bespoke to your needs may be the most attractive and cost-effective option.
New-build factories often allow businesses to make significant cost savings by having more efficient buildings and allowing outdated and underused property assets to be sold off.
Working with a team of industrial architects will give you a factory design that's fit for your future manufacturing requirements.


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Depot Street Festival this Saturday
By Gail Geraghty
Staff Writer
For the first time anyone can remember, a carnival is coming to Bridgton, at the Depot Street Festival this Saturday, July 30, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Stevens Brook Elementary School. Rain date is Sunday, July 31.
A Ferris Wheel, a Scrambler, Big Swing, Spinning Apple and a Driving Hammer, along with a half-dozen intermediate rides and a choo-choo train for the little kids, are being set up this week on the school grounds by D & L Amusements of Tilton, N.H., said an enthusiastic Ken Murphy, fundraising chairman for the Bridgton Community Center's Board of Directors and chairman of this year's festival.
"No one can remember when the last time was that a carnival came to town, if at all," he said Monday. It was thought that a carnival was held during the town's Bicentennial in 1968, but that turned out not to be the case, he said. "Maybe Smokey's Great Rides came here way back, but I couldn't find anyone who remembers when."
In any case, it's a big deal, said Murphy, since D & L Amusements — which travels all over New England and does Sebago Days — will grant a big boost to attendance levels at the festival, which also will feature two live bands and the return of its ever-popular $10 pig roast, served from noon "until the 200-pound pig runs dry."
If the weather cooperates, organizers hope to at least double the $5,000 raised at last year's event for the Community Center. This year's proceeds will go toward outfitting the new kitchen, and all profits will be matched by a grant from the Ham Foundation, Murphy said.
The amusement company gives the center a percentage of their "take" from the cost of rides and its concessions and games. "That's why it was a no-brainer for us" to decide to move the festival this year from the community center to the school, said Murphy.
Both the company and the community center have insurance to cover the carnival rides, he said. Parking will be available behind the school, on the side of Depot Street and the Depot Street parking lot.
Local nonprofit organizations and businesses will have booths set up, and the bands Wrong Road and Relic, which played at the Winter Carnival, will perform on stage from 5 to 8 p.m. Local businessmen Chris McDaniels and Wayne Allen have volunteered to cook the pig roast meal, which will also include corn on the cob, baked beans, coleslaw and a drink.
All of the members of the community center's board of directors will be volunteering at the event. Many local businesses have supported the festival by buying ads in the program booklet, which includes a full list of the many programs and events provided by the community center, a former armory taken over by the town six or seven years ago. The center has since become an independent, nonprofit organization, with town support, although that support was cut back by $6,700 this year. The decrease in town support makes the festival even more important as a fundraising project this year, Murphy said.
"When people open up the booklet and see how many things we do at the community center, it blows your mind," said Murphy. These include the Senior Lunch, Community Kettle Dinner, the BCC Fuel Collaborative, Kids Katering Food Program, Community Gardens, classes and a place for groups to hold meetings.
For more information on the festival, call Murphy at 242-9417.


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At River Rock Animal Hospital, we believe quality veterinary care is about more than just a diploma on the wall or a list of services. It's about delivering exceptional medicine with a warm, personal touch. It's about getting to know our clients and patients by name and understanding their unique needs. It's taking the time to discuss your concerns, explain the options and help each client make the best decisions for their family. When you choose to work with us, you can expect to be treated as if you are part of our River Rock family. That means support from the owner, flexible schedules and a full package of benefits! When it comes to choosing a hospital to work with, you've got plenty of options. What you won't get anywhere else is a partnership based on trust, compassion and respect. Together we'll work hard to help you career head in the right direction.
General medicine and surgery skills with small animals will be required for this position. Occasional on-call hours may be needed but are not mandatory. The hospital does see exotics so interest in exotics is a plus but is also not mandatory. A focus on full body health and the ability to communicate with clients and staff is much appreciated.


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Back Issue – November 2017
In the November 2017 issue of The Automobile… Sold new to the USA in 1958, this Bristol-engined AC Ace was campaigned in SCCA competition by three enthusiastic owners. A racer returns: it's now back in the UK and Delwyn Mallett took it for a spin / Steve Welsh reports from the 2017 Goodwood Revival, in Saltires and Racing Green, which this year included celebrations of Ecurie Ecosse's 1957 Le Mans win and Vanwall's first Grand Prix victory / This 1939 VA saloon was the last car owned by the firm's famed managing director, Cecil Kimber. Rutger Booy tells the remarkable story of Kimber's last MG and its recent return to the road / In Concours chic, Jörg Sierks selects some highlights from two prestigious concours events held on opposite sides of the English Channel / Hudson's Super Six was an unlikely star of early American racing. Douglas Blain reveals what made the works cars so successful, and drives a faithful re-creation for Super Six: Hudson's racer reborn / A new series of books reveals the hidden talent of a world champion racing driver, Phil Hill: photographer. Mick Walsh explains / For this month's Back on the Road, Michael Ware reports on the long-term rebuild of a 1933 Lagonda Three Litre


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Spring has sprung....and we have sprung into multiplication! Our students are working hard on their multiplication of one-digit by two digit and two-digit by two-digit numbers and two-digit by three-digit numbers without the use of a calculator! Try these:
35 76 785
x 5 x 25 x 52
Don't forget to follow our class instructions when doing these. We need LOTS of practice to get it smooth. Hint: If you practice your times-tables the job gets a lot easier! There will be a $2 prize for the classroom store for anyone who can do three of MY questions in a row without assistance next week....so PRACTICE!!!
Students are also working on their rough-drafts of their final report writing project. They have all picked a topic and have had three weeks to complete the research....now it is on to the actual writing event!


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This strange piece of wobbly stuff is proving to be amazingly versatile for those who enjoy textile art and best of all it is reuseable.
Jamie shows you just how easy it is to create a marbled background piece of fabric which can then be overprinted with block printing; use up your old sheets - so it's perfect for those who don't like to waste anything in the fabric cupboard.
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Wexford Gastroenterology is a new group of gastroenterologists based in Perth, Western Australia. We are based in the Wexford Centre in St John of God Hospital, Murdoch.
Wexford Gastroenterology are made up of both experienced and newly qualified specialists.
We believe that certain gastroenterological conditions are best managed by a gastroenterologist with an interest in that field. We are all "general gastroenterologists" and also have skills and interests backed by subspecialty training. We deliver care to patients with a wide range of conditions delivered by doctors who care about each particular condition.
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One year from today, voters across the nation will cast their ballots for President of the United States. Today I'll discuss where a couple of the candidates go to church and some interesting trivia about Presidential church attendance. The comments will remain open for as long as you can act in a civilize manner, and not like a bunch of savages. If you like this, I may continue it as a regular feature.
Harry Jackson, senior pastor of Hope Christian Church near Washington, DC is a scholar on the black church and penned an article for the Wall Street Journal examining the theological underpinnings of the home churches of President Obama and Herman Cain.
Like President Obama, Mr. Cain belongs to a mostly black congregation with a black pastor. But that is where the similarities end. Stark differences between the political philosophies of these two men may be rooted in their profoundly different theological heritages. The churches both men are (or in the case of Mr. Obama, were) longtime members of are known for liberal activism, but with notable differences in their views of scripture.
Mr. Cain's church, Antioch Baptist Church North in Atlanta, Ga., is theologically conservative, affirming the inerrancy of scripture and historic Christian creeds as literally true.
The Chicago church where President Obama belonged for 20 years, Trinity United Church of Christ, is theologically liberal, eschewing scriptural inerrancy and taking apostolic creeds as "testimonies" of faith, rather than literally, unchangeably true. The scriptures are seen more as "living documents" than permanent anchors and pillars of faith.
It's a very well-written piece and I highly suggest reading it in its entirety.
Two articles in the national press discussed Cain's home church in Atlanta, Antioch Baptist Church North, which in its 133-year history has grown from eight former slaves who prayed together into a 14,000 member congregation that sits on a campus of more than 15 acres and includes among its ministry the Gateway Apartment Community providing 261 low-income housing units.
The AJC article on Cain's relationship to Antioch focused on the dissonance of members who support Cain personally while disagreeing with his politics.
"As far as [Cain's] politics goes, not everyone [in the church] agrees with that," said church member Monroe Scott. "It's kind of interesting to see a black man running against a black man.
"He's a native son that we've known for many years," said Scott, leaving services recently at the church near Northside Avenue, close to the Georgia Dome. "But this is kind of weird."
Some, like Joe Beasley, a deacon, chose their words carefully.
"Mr. Cain is a friend of mine and a fellow church member," said Beasley, the Southern director of Rainbow/PUSH, a social and civil rights organization created by the Rev. Jesse Jackson. "I respect him for what he's doing. I wish him well."
The people who go to Antioch Baptist North love Cain, said state Sen. Valencia Seay, D-Riverdale. She joined the church in 1959, and remembers Cain as a young man.
"We're all proud of him," said Seay. "I'm sure he is led to serve, and I wish him the best."
"But I cannot vote for him," Seay said. "My president is already in office."
CNN's Belief Blog also suggested that Cain's church is an audience his politics may not appeal to.
At Antioch, Cain has had to share the pews with fiery critics of the Republican Party like Joe Beasley, a man born to sharecroppers who once said he's been called the "N-word" more times than he can count.
Beasley is a deacon at Antioch and serves as Southern regional director for Jesse Jackson's Rainbow PUSH Coalition. He also knows Cain and has no problem with his presence at Antioch.
"We're good friends. He's a great speaker and a great singer. He has a great love for the church," Beasley says.
Beasley says he doesn't talk politics with Cain, though.
"I respect him – and I want to keep my respect for him," Beasley says.
Beasley, who worked with Cain on his unsuccessful 2004 run for one of Georgia's U.S. Senate seats, says Antioch's acceptance of the former Godfather's Pizza CEO is not unusual. It's an attitude, he says, that starts at the top with Alexander.
"The reverend's position is when we open the door, whosoever comes, let them come," Beasley says.
CNN also noted conservative theology of Antioch:
The black church has long been a paradox. It is one of the most politically liberal but theologically conservative institutions in the black community. Cain's house of worship embodies some of these contradictions.
Antioch is a member of the National Baptist Convention USA Inc., a denomination in which some churches do not ordain women. The denomination's leadership publicly broke with King over his civil rights activism.
Earlier this year, Cain gave an extended interview to Christianty Today about his faith and the campaign he was considering embarking upon.
What would you say to those who see government assistance as one avenue through which our society can help the poor and the oppressed, as Christ commanded?
Christ empowered people. He didn't make them dependent. That's the difference. And I've said we must go from an entitlement society to an empowerment society. Programs today are designed to make people more dependent rather than less dependent. When Jesus gave three servants talents—this is in Matthew, the story of the ten talents, the five talents, and the one talent—he expected them to go out and use those talents to multiply those talents. And the servant that got the one talent sat on it, did not multiply it, and he was chastised by Christ. So that is the parable that suggests Jesus didn't want people to be dependent.
Jesus could have sat there and said, "Okay, when you use up those talents"—and that could have been food, it could have been water, shelter—"come back and I'll give you some more." No. He wanted them to go out and use them to multiply them. And so I believe that Christ wants people to be empowered to help themselves.
Researching for this post, I came across an article about President Obama's decision to attend chapel services at Camp David rather than finding a home church in Washington.
[I]n an unexpected move, Obama has told White House aides that instead of joining a congregation in Washington, D.C., he will follow in George W. Bush's footsteps and make his primary place of worship Evergreen Chapel, the nondenominational church at Camp David.
A number of factors drove the decision — financial, political, personal — but chief among them was the desire to worship without being on display. Obama was reportedly taken aback by the circus stirred up by his visit to 19th Street Baptist in January. Lines started forming three hours before the morning service, and many longtime members were literally left out in the cold as the church filled with outsiders eager to see the new President.
One day I was speaking with a member of the Georgia House in the CLOB and noticed a photo on the wall of a young child with what looked like Richard Nixon. Since I was standing in a Democrat's office I thought it curious and asked about the photo. I was told that President Nixon had church services at the White House and their family had attended when the photo was taken.
In fact, Nixon held the services in the East Room of the White House and Rev. Billy Graham preached at the first of what became regular 11 AM services most Sundays. Also preaching in Nixon's White House was Norman Vincent Peale, (.pdf) one of my favorite writers.
[Totally random notes] (1) It's interesting to me that the same Joe Beasley who was arrested earlier this week in support of Occupy Atlanta was involved in Herman Cain's 2004 Senate bid; (2) I am surprised that Senator Valencia Seay was old enough to be joining a church in 1959; she's always been a kind whenever I've spoken to her; (3) at the time of the Obamas decision to make Camp David's chapel their home church, the Chaplain was Lt. Carey Cash, great-nephew of Johnny Cash; and (4) the photo at top ran in the October 5, 2011 edition of The United Methodist Reporter.


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This weekend leading up to the Oscars, if the first thing you think of when you hear Edelweiss is The Sound of Music movie, then let me start off by saying – there is no connection between the movie and this write-up.
Except maybe for the Alps. And that is a fairly remote one. If you were expecting more of a link – sorry to disappoint. OK, I can stretch it out a bit. Edelweiss is the name of today's featured wine. (Edelweiss, Edelweiss, …).
The Alps connection, since we will be talking about a Swiss wine. Wait! WHAT?!?
You read it right. A white wine, made from the most famous Swiss grape, Chasselas. Likely an ancient, indigenous variety, also known by the names of Fendant and Perlan in some other parts of its Alpine homeland where it finds its best expression.
Chasselas traveled down river valleys and across the oceans to spread all over the world, finding its way to bottles and fruit bowls alike. Haven't heard of it? Not surprising – it is hard to find. Case in point – well stocked shelves of my local wine merchant the LCBO – a giant, offering tens of thousands of different wine bottles every day – have only one or two different Chasselas wines at a time.
In Switzerland, known to be the most expressive of its terroir, Chasselas wine can range in tastes from flowery, to fruity and honeyed, to minerally, depending on the soil it grows on. Omnipresent crisp acidity pairs this wine beautifully with another local speciality – cheese fondue.
Hinting at the successful matching, the Edelweiss label includes a recipe for the favoured melted cheese dish. Love of cheese fondue makes me seek bottles of Chasselas in the first place. For the cheese fondue though, I use an 'old' family recipe.
Edelweiss 2014 Chasselas pours medium yellow with a slight green tinge. Leading minerality (which I may liken to cooked lentils:-) supports apple, pear and citrus fruit aromas. Apple and pear replay on the palette while citrus transforms into grapefruit with some pithy – but pleasant notes. Bone dry, with nervy acidity it cuts through the melted cheese richness, while the fruit tastes hold their own and linger on the finish.


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Visiting U.S. Embassy in Croatia becomes empowering experience
Guest post by Rob Schneider, School of Social Work coordinator of external affairs: Carmen Luca Sugawara knew that she and her students would have a strong program for their stay in Zagreb, the first leg of their 18-day study-abroad course in Croatia. But what she did not know was the impact that adding the U.S. […]
Student enjoys Internship at DreamWorks Animation
By Rich Schneider, IU Communications Specialist: When Kung Fu Panda — one of the most successful animated franchises in the world — returns next year with a new comedy adventure, fans of DreamWorks Animation movies are likely to rush to theaters to see "Kung Fu Panda 3." But Mary Glumb won't be among them. It's […]
Faculty member becomes one of the youngest African-Americans to become a tenured professor in computer science at a research university
By Rich Schneider, IU Communication Specialist: Count competitiveness among the qualities that distinguish James Hill, an associate professor of computer and information science at IUPUI. It was competitiveness that helped motivate the self-described jock. "Growing up, I played sports," Hill said. "During the summer, I played baseball; when baseball was over, I played football; and […]
Pull out those red pens and celebrate National Punctuation Day
Each Sept. 24 is National Punctuation Day, and this year the annual writing contest established by the day's founder has ties to Indiana. And IUPUI has the perfect place to celebrate.
Nursing dean reflects on journey to IUPUI
By Rich Schneider, IU Communications Specialist: The career of Indiana University School of Nursing Dean Robin Newhouse has been marked by purpose and serendipity, a combination that brought her to Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis. "In some ways my trajectory here has been somewhat unexpected, but it is clear that it's not," said Newhouse, who became […]
28 miles but worlds apart: life expectancy in Central Indiana
By Rich Schneider, IU Communication Specialist: The saying that the rich get richer and the poor get poorer only tells part of the story. The rich, or those who live in a community with greater access to health-promoting and health-protecting resources and opportunities, also have a greater life expectancy, according to "Worlds Apart: Gaps in […]
Reflections from the IUPUI White House
Soon IUPUI will be under new leadership. Chancellor Charles R. Bantz will pass the baton to Chancellor Nasser Paydar in mid-August. With the approaching changing of the guard has come the organized chaos that is called moving as Chancellor Bantz and first lady Sandra G. Petronio prepare to return to "civilian" academic life. Despite those demands, Dr. Petronio graciously agreed to set aside time — and energy — to address my questions about her time as first lady.
Orange is the new look of New York Street as city reconfigures campus thoroughfare
What are those barricades? How long will they be in the way? When will we get back to four lanes of New York from White River Parkway to West Street?
IUPUI campus art is a lot to be admired
"Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life," Pablo Picasso reportedly said. Perhaps your daily routine could stand a little dusting off. Let me prescribe a walking tour of the public sculptures on the Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis campus.
Hectic, busy, long hours and IUPUI tourism student can't wait to do it again
The full-time student and mom of a middle-schooler, Cornelius had been in the events industry about five years before coming to IUPUI to complete a degree. "I knew I was doing exactly what I wanted to do with the rest of my life. I was in the right room."
Seeking opportunities to gain experience, Cornelius kept close tabs on the school's listserv that passes along volunteer and internship opportunities. When a notice about the American Israel Public Affairs Committee conference came along, she quickly applied for one of 250 slots for college students who were given a $325 stipend.


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But the benefit only came when the gas was given not later than seven to 14 days after birth, said Roberta Ballard, M.D., of the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, in a late-breaking presentation at the Pediatric Academic Societies meeting here.
The finding emerged from a multicenter, national study, in which nearly 600 babies were randomized to nitric oxide or placebo gas, Dr. Ballard reported on behalf of the NO-CLD Study Group.
In animal models, inhaled nitric oxide improves gas exchange and lung structural development, but the use of the gas in infants has been a subject of debate, Dr. Ballard reported, which led to the randomized stratified, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial at 21 U.S. centers.
Eligible were infants whose birth weight was less than 1,250 grams and who needed ventilator support at seven to 21 days of age. Treated infants got decreasing amount of nitric oxide, starting at 20 parts per million, for at least 24 days.
The 294 infants who got the treatment gas were comparable to the 288 who got placebo in all baseline characteristics, Dr. Ballard reported. Specifically, the treated group had an average birth weight of 766 grams versus 759 grams for the placebo group. Gestational age was identical at 26 weeks, and age at entry was 16 days on average in both groups.
The study found:
- The rate of survival without chronic lung disease at 36 weeks postmenstrual age was higher in treated infants than in the placebo group—43.9% versus 36.8%, respectively. The difference was statistically significant at P=0.042.
- The trend toward benefit was similar for infants of 500 to 799 grams and 800 to 1,250 grams.
- Severity of lung disease, based on hospitalization and requirement for ventilator support, was less for the treated group at 36, 40 and 44 weeks. The differences were significant at P=0.012, p=0.014, and P=0.033, respectively.
- The groups did not differ with respect to co-morbidities occurring after entry.
In a post-hoc analysis, Dr. Ballard reported, the investigators found that inhaled nitric oxide improved survival without chronic lung disease only for infants enrolled between seven and 14 days after birth—49.1% of the treated group versus 27.8% of the placebo group. The result was significant at P=0.001.
However there was little difference between infants enrolled between 15 and 21 days after birth. The rates were 40.7% and 42.8% for the treated and placebo groups respectively.
The benefit was seen mainly in infants with less severe lung disease at entry, Dr. Ballard reported.
In a second late-breaking presentation at the meeting, a group led by Steven Adman, M.D., of the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver reported a similar result, using nitric oxide to reduce bronchopulmonary dysplasia and death without increasing brain injury in some premature infants who needed mechanical ventilation in the first 48 hours of life.
The study randomized 793 premature newborns of gestational age less than 34 weeks with respiratory failure to get either five parts per million of the treatment gas (n=398) or placebo (n=395) for 21 days or until extubation.
Overall, the researchers reported, there was no difference in the incidence of death or bronchopulmonary dysplasia between groups.
But for infants with a birth weight greater than 1,000 grams, the therapy reduced the incidence of bronchopulmonary dysplasia by 50%, a difference that was statistically significant at P=0.00l.
Also, for the entire study population the therapy reduced the incidence of periventricular leukomalacia (significant at P=0.048), as well as the combined endpoint of intracranial hemorrhage, periventricular leukomalacia, and ventriculomegaly (significant at P=0.032).
There was no increase in adverse events in any birth weight subgroup.
- Reviewed by Zalman S. Agus, MD Emeritus Professor at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
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2006 Pediatric Academic Societies meeting, San FranciscoSource Reference: Early Inhaled Nitric Oxide Therapy in Premature Newborns with Respiratory Failure
John P. Kinsella, Gary R. Cutter, William F. Walsh, Dale R. Gerstmann, Carl L. Bose, Claudia Hart, Kris C. Sekar, Richard L. Auten, Vinod K. Bhutani, Jeffrey S. Gerdes, Thomas N. George, W. Michael Southgate, Heather Carnedo, Robert J. Couser, Mark C. Mammel, David C. Hall, Mariann Pappagallo, Smeeta Sardesai, John D. Strain, Monika Baler, Steven H. Abman.
Secondary Source
2006 Pediatric Academic Societies meeting, San FranciscoSource Reference: Improved Outcome with Inhaled Nitric Oxide in Preterm Infants Mechanically Ventilated at 7-21 Days of Age
Roberta A. Ballard, William E. Truog, Richard J. Martin, Philip L. Ballard, Avital Cnaan, Jeffrey D. Merrill, Michelle C. Walsh for the NO CLD Study Group.
Dept of Pediatrics, University of Pennsylvania and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Philadelphia PA, University of Missouri-Kansas City and Children's Mercy Hospitals and Clinics, Kansas City MO, Rainbow Babies and Childrens Hospital, Case Western Reserve University Cleveland, OH.


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We are delighted to introduce you to our newest recruit, Elena Dransfield. Elena will be joining Northern Media as a Marketing Executive, alongside Carolanne Minter and Anthony Bowyer.
Originally from Barnsley, Elena is a Public Relations graduate from Leeds Metropolitan University, and so brings with her a wealth of knowledge in the PR and marketing industry. Keen on the subject, Elena's final year dissertation was based on how the industry of PR is portrayed in the media.
In her spare time, Elena is a keen traveller who has most recently been to South Africa. She feels strongly about raising money for a charities close to her family, and would like to one day run her own business!
Chris Elliott, Managing Director of Northern Media, said, "We are very happy to be able to introduce our newest Marketing Executive. We have seen Northern Media grow rapidly as a business over the past two years, and the addition of another young, talented and enthusiastic individual represents this. Everyone at Northern Media is looking forward to welcoming Elena into the team."
Elena said, "I'm really excited about continuing my career at Northern Media. When I met Chris and Jonathan at my interview, I was impressed by their enthusiasm and passion for the business and I am looking forward to joining the team and supporting the business' continued growth and development."
Northern Media are a full service marketing agency based in Wakefield. For more information please call on 01924 367 105.


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$2 million bail for suspect in Tukwila human remains case
SEATTLE - A suspect arrested after human remains were found inside a container in Tukwila has been ordered held on $2 million bail.
The 37-year-old man was arrested Thursday night after the remains were found inside a container outside a Tukwila apartment complex in Tukwila, according to police.
KOMO is not naming the suspect because he has not been charged.
Officers were called to the complex in the 5800 block of South 152nd Place on Thursday after a resident discovered the human remains and immediately called 911.
Residents at the apartment complex said the woman who found the remains was "freaked out and shaking" after the gruesome discovery.
Detectives were able to identify a suspect related to the incident. He was booked into King County jail Thursday night for investigation of homicide, according to Tukwila Police officer Victor Masters.
Masters said police do not believe the incident was random.
The King County Medical Examiner's Office is performing an autopsy of the remains to determine the cause of death.
Detectives have not said whether the person killed was a man or woman.


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I am a fan of the Organic Care range of shampoo, conditioner and hand wash, and of the other household products made by the same company, Nature's Organics. I like that they have great (and biodegradable) packaging, are widely available in commercial supermarkets, and are not too pricey for the average shopping trolley. For me, this shows that it is possible and profitable to produce high quality, vegan, eco-friendly and non-toxic products at a reasonable price, and as I peek into other people's laundries, bathrooms and kitchens, I see these products abounding which is testament to their broad appeal (in our house the Earth Choice brand t gets a pounding, but they also have ranges that don't look quite so hippie-ish, for those who prefer their dishwashing detergent vividly fluorescent).
I have always preferred the Organic Care brand of the Nature's Organics range as they are free from SLES, SLS, ALES, ALS, parabens and petrochemical cleansers (these things are really worth a Google). Until recently there was a great range of haircare (I know Tahn has tried them and that some people find them too scented, but for my very thick mane of 80s style boofiness, they're fantastic) and handwashes under the Organic Care banner, but no body washes. No more! I found three varieties at Woolworth's (are any other Victorians as excited by the rebranding of Safeway as I am?) and bought them all. They don't yet appear on the Nature's Organics website, but there is a deep clean, an exfoliating and a moisturising wash, and for a little over $5 each, they're not a special purchase buy.
And that's what I like best: these are normal, everyday products for normal, everyday people with normal, everyday budgets who shop at normal, everyday stores. I love supporting small and new brands, but I am lucky enough to have the resources and interest to do so. I am thrilled that products which tick so many of my important purchasing boxes – vegan, eco-friendly, and not afraid to say it – are available in the mainstream. Surely this is how our message will reach more and more people who will casually reach to pick up a nice looking product, see that the manufacturers are proud to say that their product is cruelty-free, and realise that this is something desirable that other products don't have. And they'll buy it. And they'll look for it next time. And eventually more and more producers will cotton on to the importance of these qualities, and they'll follow suit. And I think that's important.


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I went golfing once. My husband and my friend Marty and my son rented a cart and headed out. Marty and my husband played fairly regularly and my son had had some lessons. They intended to play the game. I was baggage, the designated driver of the golf cart. It was fun to be with the people and there were some patches of prairie. I think golfers call those 'hazards'. To me they were the 'best part'. And the course bordered a forest preserve, so there was a nice perimeter of tall oak and maple trees. I think golfers call that 'extreme hazard'. To me it was 'wish I had my camera'.
There is a psychologist, Thom Hartmann, who says that regular people are 'farmers', content to do routine repetitive things over and over day after day year after year. He says people with ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) are the 'hunter/gatherers', spontaneous, 'distractible', able to dash off after the prey with no notice, able to switch to bigger better prey should it present itself, yet able to hyper-focus on a task like gathering seasonal berries or nuts or shelter materials.
Soon enough, I had gone from driving the cart on the paved path and watching my party of golfers to driving about the grass just any old where I pleased, looking at the bugs on the leaves of the prairie plants and trying to find as many balls as I could at the edge of the ponds. I think golfers call those 'water hazards'. To me, they were 'potential ecosystem'; there might be frogs or little fish or mayfly larvae in there! The golfers got tired of yelling for me to come back when they needed a new club so pretty soon, they just carried the few they used most. After a while, I had my son more interested in helping fish balls out of the edge of the pond and I had Marty more interested in driving the cart as fast as we could.
I had a blast golfing that one time, but for some reason, we never did that again.
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
My Brush With Golf
2 comments:
- Chuckles said...
Golf has provided me with a variety of experiences, and I should probably write some of them down, but never the experience you've described. Well done! There is always more than one way to skin a moose, eh?
- February 4, 2009 at 2:18 AM
- goprairie said...
I heard they have a list of people to never allow on the course again and my picture might be taped up there. They have a mighty fine restaurant there tho.
- February 4, 2009 at 8:12 AM
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Sail Date: April 05, 2014
Ship: Grandeur of the Seas
Cabin Type: Suite
Traveled As: Couple
Reviewed: 4 years ago
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We were advised our departure would be delayed by 2 hours because a neuro-virus had broken out on the cruise previous to ours. There was constant sanitizing going on during our cruise and at the buffet we were not allowed to handle anything, The crew handed everything to us. Happily we did not get sick although a few people on board did! We had a great time. Some of the crew remembered us from our previous cruise 6 months earlier. That was impressive to us. The Cruise director, Ricky Matthews was amazing as always. Andre, the activities director was fun. We especially enjoyed our Dolphin encounter at Nassau, Bahamas. We have wonderful pictures to remember our trip. We booked our next cruise, already, again on the Grandeur of the Seas. On the down side, we would suggest a more organized approach to disembarking from the theater for excursions. That part left a lot to be desired. However, overall, we have great memories of this voyage.
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by Andrew Wayne Adams
A Review
I have to admit, I enjoy reading Bizarro stories because they always surprise me with something vivid, amusing, and (at times) terrifying. The New Bizarro Author series has delivered all that and more. Like the previous titles in the series, author Andrew Wayne Adams brings his big guns and raises the bar for the next crop of authors.
First, let me say that the publisher did am impressive job. This is not a book shoved through the Smashwords Meatgrinder. The formatting was spot-on, and you can tell the book was hammered properly by a real editor. No glaring problems that rip you out of a story, and there are nice and clever little touches, such as the section breaks showing a tiny janitor with a mop instead of the usual three # or *.
Andrew takes a bizarre subject and makes it transparent. Yes, the imagery flows well, but there's an actual story with all three acts skillfully woven into the strange tapestry. The characters are well-defined, and despite your laughter as you read the crazy situations, you'll find you enjoy the characters, especially Jack, who had to learn how to mop eroticly so he blended in with the non-stop planetary wide orgy of debauchery - with the exception of during Lent.
That's where the book opens. Jack is enjoying his 40-day "vacation" as the only inhabitant, preparing the globe for the hordes of incoming sex fiends. It's another day on the job, until he discovers there's someone else hiding on the planet -- a sexy, hairless woman named Nimue who happens to have helicopter blades that can pop out of a hole in her back. Through all kinds of hijinks, Jack loses his job to an idiot, and he has to solve multiple puzzles, including what's going on and why there's a rocket launcher-weilding maniac who wants to kill Nimue again.
Overall, this book is packed with odd imagery that will make you laugh out loud while you're rooting for Jack to figure everything out. Don't get put off by the title, this is a complete, well-constructed book that you'll secretly enjoy.
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