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Janmashtami or Krishnashtami celebrates the birth of lord Krishna, the eight avatar of Vishnu. The festivity grips the people on the eight day (ashtami) of Shravan. In honour of the birth of Krishna people observe fast and stay awake till midnight. The gathering also includes either an image of the idol of Krishna being placed in a swing or cradle. The devotees gather around and sing devotional songs. In some religious institutes and temples, reading of Bhavada Geeta is also conducted on this holy occasion.
With the festive season people prepare loads of delicacies and eatables. Mostly sweets made of milk and butter is made on this day as Krishna the Makkhan Chor was very fond of rich butter. We share with you some very tasty dishes to be savoured on this Janmashtami. Try these traditional milk sweets and prepare it this Janmashtami!
1. Gopalkala
Gopalakala not just a scrumptious dish but is also very nutritive. It is the most popular offering made for lord Krishna on Janmashtami. It is made with beaten rice, curd, cucumber, coconut and ghee. The whole dish is very easy to pull together.
2. Shrikhand Puri
Shrikhand and Puri combination is to die for.
The sweet dish is made with strained yogurt and it is made more delicious with crushed almonds, saffron, cardamom and granulated sugar. A dollop of creamy Shrikhand garnished with pistachios and crushed almonds served with piping hot Puri is the ultimate combinations you will ever have.
3. Basundi
Basundi is a rich dessert made with dense milk. It is very similar to rabri. The sweet dish is made crunchy by adding a dash of almonds and pistachios. This dry fruit laced sweet dish will be a treat to your taste buds. This dish is always served chilled.
4. Makkhan Misri
As Krishna was very fond of butter, Makkhan Misri is one sweet dish that you have to include in your array of delicacies this festival. Makkhan Misri is fresh white butter with ground sugar. It is made with cream, curd, sugar and then some crushed almonds.
5. Badam Phirni
Badam Phirni is a rich milk sweet dish loaded with loads of almonds. The richness of almonds will linger in your mouth for a really long time. If you are worried about your calorie intake, you can always substitute sugar with jaggery.
6. Kalakand
The sweetness of Kalakand can perk up your day! This is yet another traditional sweet dish made with whole milk. Kalakand is a variation of barfi and is soft and grainy in texture. The combination of solidified milk and cottage cheese is an irresistible sweet dish you have to try it this festive season.
7. Malai Peda
Malai peda is essential part of any festivity. You need not rely on the sweets from your mithai wala anymore since this sweet dish is very easy to make and is very yummilicious.
8. Kheer
Rice pudding or Kheer is the stable sweet dish of any festivity. The fact that this sweet dish is nutritive as well as mouth watering gives you an added reason to have this dish on Janmashtami. It is an essential dish in feats and celebrations and you can have it chilled or hot as per your preference.
We hope you have a enjoy the festivity to the fullest. Try these must try desserts and watch your family helping themselves to second and third serving. Happy Krishna Janmashtami!


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Journeyman Classic
This past weekend 4 members of the Badger Team finished the Journeymen Classic with a 3-0 record. Redshirt freshmen Hunter Ritter and Mason Reinhardt won the pool of athletes they were assigned. Andrew Crone stepped up to show everyone he is a strong candidate to earn All-American status with 3 major decisions. Connor Medbery received the "Hammer" award for winning the toughest pool in the tournament. He beat the 4th ranked athlete 10-0 and the 5th ranked wrestler 3-2. In just over a week time frame to start the season, Connor has now defeated the 3rd, 4th and 5th ranked wrestlers. Ricky Robertson wrestled well winning 2 of 3, having moved up this year from 174# to 197#. Jens Lantz and Ryan Christensen also won 2 of 3 matches. Both Jens and Ryan have dropped a weight class this season to 125# and 174# respectively. Zeke Jordan didn't compete last weekend as part of his training plan. The Journeymen Classic was a nice start to the season but this competition did show we have a lot of work to do.
Nichols Open
We had a few of our upperclassmen compete at the Harold Nichols open at Iowa State along with most of the freshmen competing unattached on Sunday. Three of our freshmen served notice that they have a great future (actually a great present) ahead as Badger Wrestlers. Zander Wick, Evan Wick and Jacob Covaciu made several coaches from our rival Universities aware of their presence. Zander and Evan both placed 2nd while Jacob earned a 3rd place finish. Zander was leading his finals match in the 3rd period when an overaggressive attempt at a cradle cost him the match. Evan beat the starter for Iowa State in the semis and fell one point short in the finals to the 8th ranked wrestler in the country. Jacob lost his semi-final match in overtime, then pinned the next two guys to get 3rd. One of the guys he pinned was a match away from earning All-American status. These three young men are hard workers and have confidence in what they can accomplish.
Off to North Carolina
On Friday we will be competing in our first dual meet of the season in Durham, NC against Duke. On Sunday we will compete in the Wolfpack Open at North Carolina State. We will be taking 20 guys to compete in this tournament. The results will be important in deciding who will be competing at the few weight classes yet to be settled.
New Badger Recruits
Last Wednesday was National Signing Day. I am very pleased with the young men who will be joining the Team next fall. This class is ranked 10th by The Open Mat.
Paul Konrath – Paul is someone who has been under the radar. He has been home schooled the past two years and by Indiana rules can't participate in the High School State Championships. Last summer he showed what he is capable of by finished 2nd in the Junior National Championships.
Garrett Model – Garrett won a State Title last season as a Junior for Stoughton High School. He is a dedicated athlete as shown by qualifying for the State Championships in cross country while also training for his upcoming wrestling season.
Devon Bahr – Devin will be going for his 3rd State Title this season. He would have likely been headed for his 4th title and an undefeated career at West Salem/Bangor had he not tore his ACL his Sophomore season.
Jackson Hemauer – Jackson will be going for his 2nd State Title this season for DeForest after finishing 2nd as a Sophomore. This past summer, Jackson lost in an early round at the Junior Nationals, then reeled off 10 straight wins to take 3rd.
Trent Hillger – Trent has excelled in football and wrestling at Lake Fenton, MI. After finishing 4th at HWT as a freshman, Trent is competing for his 3rd State title this season. He has also had an outstanding career in football as a running back and linebacker and entertained offers to play football as well.
Tyler Shilson – Tyler is two-time state place winner, finishing second last season for Maple Grove, MN. His work ethic is exemplified by the fact that he has already run seven marathons, with a personal best of 3:32!
To read more about these individuals go to http://www.uwbadgers.com/index.aspx?path=wrestling.
Big weekend ahead!
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5. How To Introduce Audiences To 20th Century Music
FRANK J. OTERI: I want to respond to a comment that was made at the very beginning of this discussion. The Bernstein program that was done recently, you said that the audience reaction was lukewarm. I'd like to explore that a little bit. How does the audience react, in general, to 20th-century music, and how are we turning that around, now that next year is going to be the 21st century and all of this music is going to be old music?
SIMON WOODS: The audience's reaction to 20th-century music, especially in our city, is very much related to how it's presented. If you play a work by John Adams and you give people no way into that work, no way of understanding what it's about and where it comes from, the reaction will be tepid at best. If John stands up in front of the audience, as he did when he came, and explains what the piece is about, his ideas when he wrote it, and gives them a way into it, at least they are prepared to give him the benefit of the doubt. And in many cases, that has completely transformed people's experiences of it. Certainly when you're talking about living composers, one of the greatest tools we have at our disposal is the composer himself, the living person, who can stand on the stage and say, "When I wrote this work, I was thinking of X, Y, Z." It can be an incredibly powerful experience and one that we're using more and more. We are developing programs, residencies, ideas around their appearances to generate interest, to generate connections with all levels of the organization. That means with the public, that means with the press, with the board, with the volunteers. Right across the range. I think you can work composers very well into the fabric of musical life in the city to have a very positive impact.
EDWARD CAMBRON: I couldn't agree with Simon more. I think that the more we give our audiences ways into the music, the more we talk about it through newsletters, and through the public relations we do and other marketing tools, the more they enjoy it. I think the days of just kind of throwing it out there — take it or leave it — are gone. People want connections to things, and when a composer or soloist or conductor stands up in front of the audience and shares a little bit about the music and what they see in it and how they feel about it, the audience really appreciates that. I think they listen in a different way. And I know we're doing a lot more of this. As a marketing person, I'm always pushing Simon and our artistic team to do it all the time. It's not always practical, and it doesn't always make sense, but it's the kind of thing the audience really loves. The other thing we're doing that's really special for this season is we did a CD sampler—a CD that gives us a few minutes of eight or nine pieces of music with Sawallisch We talk a little bit about the music, why we chose it, how Sawallisch feels about it. I think those kinds of tools gives people a little bit of insight are good for audiences and they listen in a good way.
SIMON WOODS: That CD is also designed to help us get over another of the problems, I think, with the perception of 20th-century music, that it actually somehow is difficult and challenging, where in some places it isn't at all.
EDWARD CAMBRON: The Lowell Liebermann Flute Concerto, in particular, I think.
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SIMON WOODS: And there are also older examples like the Stenhammar Piano Concerto. There are a number of works on this season which are absolutely unfamiliar to people and yet which are clearly going to be successful with the audience.
FRANK J. OTERI: To get back to John Adams, a second, because he would be somebody I would think most people would agree writes pretty accessible music, in general. There's a statistic that's been floating around the country for a number of years now that he's the most widely played living American composer. It's interesting because there's no John Adams on the season next year.
SIMON WOODS: We've played an awful lot of John Adams this year. We played Short Ride in a Fast Machine, Harmonium, Century Rolls—his new concerto for Emanuel Ax…
JOSEPH H. KLUGER: … and he conducted for a week.
SIMON WOODS: So he's by no means under-represented with us.
FRANK J. OTERI: It's good to give other people a chance this coming season. Let's take it away from American repertoire for a moment. You're doing the Górecki Third Symphony this season, and it's a premiere for Philadelphia. You've never done the work before. But this is a work that's been immensely popular and brought a huge new audience to symphonic music. Lots of people bought this who would never buy a recording of a symphony. This was on the best-selling charts on Billboard; it even hit the pop chart in England at some point.
JOSEPH H. KLUGER: We were particularly pleased because after we made a list of works we thought should be on the season, we went to Maestro Sawallisch and asked him which of the works he wanted to conduct, and he chose the Górecki…
SIMON WOODS: …to acknowledge the importance of this work by deciding he wanted to do it himself was very pleasing.
FRANK J. OTERI: It's interesting because the Philadelphia Orchestra has not had a history with Górecki's Third. It was not a work that the Philadelphia Orchestra gave the world premiere of or even the American premiere of. So what was the justification for programming it?
SIMON WOODS: If you think about the sound of that piece and you think about the sound of the Philadelphia Orchestra, you'll have your answer.
FRANK J. OTERI: So it was purely aesthetics. Well, we can definitely appreciate that.
SIMON WOODS: Well, I don't know that it was purely aesthetics. I think having that piece played by this orchestra is kind of a dream, really.


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Lens I have a canon power shot a 510. When I turn the camera on the display as far as the start up screen is fine but the screen is black when you try and take a picture. The lcd screen is fine, if you put a memory card in you can view all the pictures on it. It will not take any new pictures.
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WEDNESDAY are switching their focus to the emergency loan market after a relatively quiet end to January.
Dave Jones, well known as a critic of the transfer window system, has confirmed that the Owls refused to make a "mad rush" into deals before the January window closed last night as they were not looking to buy players, and players can be borrowed for up to three months from the end of next week when the emergency market opens.
The club worked on "one or two things" before the window shut but were relaxed whether they came off yesterday or not.
Jones said: "With the loan window opening again in a week's time, we have time to look at other things."
He suggested that last week's signing of Leroy Lita triggered the exit of Chris O'Grady to Barnsley on loan for the rest of the season.
Mark Reynolds has signed a four and a half year contract at Aberdeen after his Wednesday deal was terminated by mutual consent.
The left back was due to be with the Dons on loan all season but his release by the Owls made him a free agent who could then sign a full contract with the Scottish outfit. He said: "After a period of uncertainty, it's great to get my future sorted out."
Young striker Jarrod Kyle has also left Hillsborough by mutual consent. The Australian was the academy's Player of the Year last season, but has not made a breakthrough at senior level.
He said on Twitter: "Would like to thank all the people who have had an impact on my life in Sheffield. I've really appreciated it. Wish all the lads the best for the remainder of the season."
Wednesday continue to look at trialists, the latest Jeffrey Sarpong, a forward who is a free agent after leaving Real Sociedad.


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Marios uneventful domestic life is interrupted one day when he catches his seemingly faithful wife Rosa in bed with his best friend Fernando. After locking Rosa in their flat, Ricardo starts to undergo a mid-life crisis along with doubts about his continuing virility. These are soon overcome when, as he goes about his daily business as a plumber, he finds more and more one-off sexual partners among his female customers. Later, Fernandos wife Julia will come up with a solution to all problems one lying, in fact, beyond the scope of Marios old-fashioned world view.
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Made on a very low budget, this Spanish effort managed to sell a handsome 399,892 tickets in its own country, where the rhyming, raunchy title became familiar even among people outside the genres viewership. In common with other Spanish sexploitation films of the early 1980s, Aureds film seems to wink at the hardcore genre, whose legalisation lay round the corner at the time. Such an approach here takes the form of an episodic narrative structure wherein the storyline (basically an old-fashioned comedy of errors) temporarily comes to a halt in the mid-section for the benefit of the protagonists successive (simulated) encounters even if, it must be said, the different sex scenes are not as permutable as they might seem, the whole series progressively showing the protagonists increasing self-confidence. Structured like hardcore, but not containing any hardcore elements, El fontanero
curiously revolves around a premise corresponding to most peoples cliché notions of what porn films are about: the idea of a plumber, gas inspector, postman, travelling salesman, etc. finding immediate (if transitory) intimacy with the lonely woman he has come to visit.
The films cheap and hurried production shows in the rough colour processing and some ugly sets and décor. What saves the film is a friendly, humorous tone. The old-fashioned Hispanic macho plumber, whose crisis is precipitated by an act of infidelity on his wifes part, is viewed critically but at the same time, this being a comedy, not allowed by the filmmakers to physically abuse his wife, meaning that he merely locks her in the flat; and it is left to a liberal family friend (Lina Romay) to set things aright. Aured, in any case, times his accumulative sex scenes sensibly, knowing when to stop, and there are spirited performances by both Romay and Montserrat Prous (as the wife), but the funniest, paradoxically, may be Ricardo Díaz, with his serious macho demeanour amidst the more overtly comedic acting of his co-stars. It is worth noting, finally, that the film contains the idea of a quatrimonial alliance that was also present that very same year in Jess Francos (seemingly earlier) El sexo está loco, which also had Romay in the cast. Whether this idea was filtered by Romay from one film to the other is not clear.
Nzoog Wahlrfhehen, 11/7/08
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The Monteal Gazette notes Alex Kovalev met reporters at the Bell Centre on Sunday after taking part in a legends' game featuring Canadiens alumni and NHL stars from the 1980s and '90s. He received a warm welcome when he was introduced.
"I liked every second of it," Kovalev said of his time with the Canadiens.
He experienced some ups and downs, but overall "I really enjoyed it."
"At this point, you can say I made a bad decision going to Ottawa instead of staying in Montreal (after the 2008-09 season, where he signed a two-year deal with the Senators as a free agent on July 6, 2009)," he said. "Maybe I would still be playing here."
Kovalev talks about feeling blindsided by how things recently turned out with the Florida Panthers. Read all the quotes.
He also indicates he is considering staying in the game.
"I'm hoping to find a job somewhere in Europe," he said.
He won't go to Russia — where there are "worse (hockey) politics than here," he said.
"I'll just probably go to Switzerland."
He also didn't close the door to other possibilities.
"I'm still kind of recovering from everything happening," he said. "It kind of came by surprise. Sometimes you're ready for certain things and you prepare yourself.
"But when it comes (unexpectedly) it's really hard to swallow and hard to really find yourself and what your next step is and what you're going to do. It's definitely not fun and not enjoyable.
"If I find something that I like outside hockey, I'm probably never going to get involved in hockey. I'll just probably stay away because it's been really tough last four years. And I need to take a break."
CSNNE.com indicates a source tells them that the Boston Bruins had indeed put in an offer for Brenden Morrow.
The same source indicated to CSNNE.com the Bruins had a standing offer of 19-year-old Russian prospect Alex Khokhlachev and a second round pick on the table for Morrow, but the player and Dallas management decided to go with Pittsburgh's offer instead.
Now the Bruins turn their signs to Jarome Iginla in a very public chase for the Calgary Flames superstar. Indications are Calgary GM Jay Feaster isn't going to be seriously listening to offers until next week, but the Flames have a decided interest in young Bruins goalie prospect Malcolm Subban as an eventual replacement for the aging Miikka Kiprusoff.
There are a number of other names on Boston's wide net of wingers possibly available at the deadline including names like Curtis Glencross and Colorado's David Jones, and it's only certain that Morrow won't be one of them.
The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review indicates Evgeni Malkin can ask James Neal about their new left winger.
Penguins Coach Dan Blysma said Sunday night that Brenden Morrow, acquired from the Dallas Stars before a 2-1 overtime home win over Philadelphia, is coming to Pittsburgh as part of a plan.
"Initially, I see him playing with Malkin and Neal," Bylsma said.
Of course, Bylsma added that Morrow, a veteran of 13 seasons, all with the Stars, also could eventually play a third-line role for the Penguins.
General manager Ray Shero described him as a "complementary piece" to a strong nucleus. Also, Shero said, Morrow is the guy "that goes to those dirty areas."
"When you get to the playoffs, that's an important aspect of what we're trying to do," Shero said.
Morrow has never won the Cup. His debut with the Stars came the year after their lone title, and they lost in the Final to cap that 2000 season.
"That keeps him hungry," Neal said of Morrow, with whom he played before joining the Penguins in a February 2011 trade.
Crosby and Morrow were teammates for Canada at the 2010 Vancouver Games.
He agreed the Penguins' acquisition of Morrow signaled that Shero wants to "go for it."
"Great acquisition, great leader," Crosby said. "He's going to be tough for other teams to handle."
The Dallas Morning News caught up with Stars GM Joe Nieuwendyk after the deal Sunday.
Q: How difficult was it to make the trade of Brenden Morrow?
Nieuwendyk: Well, you know we're friends and we've both talked about this and how we wanted to handle this, so it went well. It's never easy to do something like this, and I don't think you realize how hard it's going to be until you actually do it, but my goal was to do the right thing for the franchise and do the right thing for Brenden, and I think this accomplishes both.
Q: Could this trade be a good thing for Brenden Morrow? He's going to a team where he knows players, where he could compete for a Stanley Cup and where he can possibly push up his value as a free agent in the summer.
Nieuwendyk: Yes, all of those things. I'm proud to say that watching the game last night, Brenden battled his hardest all the way until the last game he played for us, and I expect Pittsburgh is going to see the same thing. This gives him a chance to play with some great players, to possibly elevate his game, and as you say, enhance his free agent value. I think it's a great opportunity for him.
Q: You've had to part with some good friends an franchise icons in Morrow, Mike Modano, Marty Turco and Sergei Zubov. How difficult has that been?
Nieuwendyk: The biggest thing I try to do is have honesty and integrity with them, and I think that's the only way to handle these things. That's what I did with Brenden, and that's what I tried to do with all of them. I want to be true to my words. I think they know it's a tough job and I have to make tough decisions, and in the end I have to do what I think is best for the franchise.
The Winnipeg Sun passes along that Lance Cartwright, who works security at Whiskey Dix nightclub, has become acquainted with a number of the Jets, including Ondrej Pavelec. The goaltender from the Czech Republic offered to get him Jets tickets if he ever needed. Cartwright appreciated the gesture but didn't feel comfortable in taking Pavelec up on the offer.
When Cartwright isn't working as a bouncer or training for a mixed martial arts fight, he works with children, adolescents and adults with disabilities.
He was recently watching the Jets on TV and wished some of his mentally challenged clients could experience the thrill of a game at MTS Centre.
"They're all on subsidized living and could never afford to go to a game," Cartwright said. "So I phoned Ondrej Pavelec and told him my story — that I wanted these people to be able to experience a game."
Pavelec quickly responded, arranging for Cartwright and another support worker to take four clients to last Thursday's game against Washington.
"I know there were a lot of people who thought negatively about NHL players during the lockout, but here we've got a goalie from another country — he has no friends or family here — and he's making sure that some individuals with disabilities that he's never met are going to be able to watch a Jet game," Cartwright said.
The Los Angeles Times details how 43-year-old Dan Beckerman came to become chief executive and president of AEG March 14 and he reaffirmed AEG's commitment to the Kings and Galaxy, saying that fans who wonder how the changes will affect the teams they love should know "they're the teams I love."
Beckerman said nothing will change in AEG's dealings with Kings General Manager Dean Lombardi and Galaxy GM/Coach Bruce Arena and that the goal remains for each team to repeat as champion of its respective league.
"We have a lot invested in those and they're valuable, valuable assets for AEG. They're iconic brands and they're the cornerstones of this company."
"And for me personally, I started with the Kings and the second thing I had was the Galaxy. So you can look behind me and see the greatest accomplishments of my career and the happiest moments that I've had are with the Kings and the Galaxy and winning those championships. My job is to support those guys and give them the resources they need to be successful and they obviously have been successful."
The New York Times describes how John Davidson's latest challenge is jump-starting the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Davidson, 60, has been there before. When he arrived in St. Louis, the Blues had also finished last in the league, their 25 consecutive playoff appearances a distant memory. After several rough years, the Blues blossomed last season, finishing second in the Western Conference.
"Having experienced it, I know what I have to do," said Davidson, the Blue Jackets' president for hockey operations, a newly created position. "This city is starving for a good team."
Davidson is doing his best to rebrand the team. Relentlessly upbeat and friendly, he has met fans, business leaders and sponsors since arriving in October. He promised fans that the team would not be outworked, a goal that plays well in a blue-collar state like Ohio.
Aware of the team's history with signing stars, he has also urged caution and vowed to build the team "one brick at a time" using draft picks, not splashy free agents.
"In this league, you can get a quick fix, but you're not going to build a foundation," Davidson said. "We have a ways to go, but we're going to get it done."
The St. Paul Pioneer Press describes how through the first 15 games, Devin Setoguchi had a grand total of two goals and three assists — a pace for just 17 points in 48 games.
Today Setoguchi's 11 goals rank second on the team to Zach Parise's 12, he has two game-winners, he's a plus-12 in his past 15 games and he has 11 goals and seven assists in his past 20 games.
The line of Matt Cullen, Pierre-Marc Bouchard and Setoguchi has combined for seven goals and 12 assists over the past five games, all victories.
While Setoguchi's 11 goals since Feb. 9 rank behind only five others in the NHL, the opinion of coach Mike Yeo is that when Setoguchi turned up the intensity of his physical play, his scoring went right along with it. A year ago, Setoguchi issued 73 hits in 69 games; this season he has 55 hits in 30 games.
"He's been more physical," Yeo said, "and even when he doesn't score, he's playing good hockey. When you do that, you give yourself a good chance. He's playing both ends of the ice, and when you do that, it leads to more chances."
CSNChicago.com indicates Michael Frolik has the defensive game this season. He's been good on the penalty kill, too. Scoring? Well, there's been more frustration than goals, again, this season.
But in the absence of goals, Frolik's been strong in other aspects of his game. And that will give him a crack at the Blackhawks' top line.
Marian Hossa (upper body) is likely out Monday against the Los Angeles Kings, so Frolik will get the chance to play with Jonathan Toews and Brandon Saad. It's a choice opportunity for Frolik, whose defensive work has been strong all season. Coach Joel Quenneville said he's earned the chance.
"He's been good," he said. "His play, overall, has been very consistent. He doesn't have the production to reflect how well he's been playing. Penalty killing, 5-on-5 — that line on that last trip was very efficient — the finish is the one area where it'd be nice if he were a little more patient, comfortable. He's going to get some higher-quality opportunities. Don't force it. But if you're in the offensive areas, cash in."


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I recently watched Super Size Me. I know – the movie came out about four years ago, but in case you missed last week's Shootin' the Wit, I'm a little behind times. Please excuse my tardiness.
For those who haven't yet seen it, this documentary by Morgan Spurlock demonstrates the physical and psychological effect fast food has on a person's body.
Spurlock set a few goals for himself: every meal he ate for 30 days straight had to be from the fast food restaurant, and he had to eat three meals a day. He had to try every item on the menu at least once, and he couldn't consume anything that the restaurant did not sell. He also required himself to "super size" his meal every time he was asked. After 30 days, Spurlock had porked on 25 pounds – a 13% body mass increase – and his BMI rose from 23.2 (healthy) to 27 (overweight). It took him over a year to lose the weight he gained in one month.
The film portrays the fast food industry's influence on people today and tells of alarming statistics on obesity. In case you haven't taken a look around lately, obesity rates are getting… akhem… "bigger".
Soon after viewing the film, I read the latest news about children as young as eight years old being given cholesterol-fighting drugs to avoid future heart problems.
EIGHT? Whoa! Really?
Why aren't we teaching these kids to put down the Pepsi before picking up the Lipitor?
I distinctly remember my father pulling me aside when I was about eight years old and telling me I "wasn't like my siblings," who were all very thin and fit. He told me to picture a kid at school who was "a little bigger" and asked if I wanted to turn out like them. "No," I replied, absolutely humiliated and even more terrified. He encouraged me to stop eating three bowls of ice cream and a pound of taffy every day.
He also urged me to pick a few sports to participate in, which I was more than happy to do. He scolded me on the rare occasion that I would be found flopped on the couch like a dead fish watching television, and I knew better than to be playing Nintendo around the time he came home from work. Nearly every weekend during the winter (unless we had some type of sacred plans), our entire family was out cutting, splitting, and hauling wood through three feet of snow. All day! Sitting at home was not an option. You might say I was whipped into shape.
Harsh? Yes. Helpful? YES! While Dad's "warning" stung a little, and as much as I wanted to be lazy, I'm extremely thankful now.
So why aren't more parents doing this? Instead, parents literally sit back, relax, and watch as their children follow in their own unhealthy footsteps. They grow bigger around the belly together, eat healthy proportions of the wrong kind of foods together, avoid exercise together, and therefore show signs of serious health problems.
Children's doctors recommend children get at least an hour of physical activity a day – which doesn't include finger movement required to play a computer game or sweeping the potato chip crumbs off their lap.
It's not exactly easy to make healthy decisions. Look at your typical fast food menu – salads are $5-$6, and a double cheeseburger is a buck. The average cost per month for a gym membership is approximately $40, depending on your age and/or status. Sadly, we live in a society where healthy decisions actually cost you!
On the contrary, the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota's "do" campaign gives the perfect illustration for what we should be… well, doing! You don't have to spend $40 a month to run on your gym's treadmill… take the stairs! Work in your garden. Canoe. Walk. Bike. Do. Something. Now! And not just today. Every day!
It's about time pharmaceutical companies take a break and let Americans pick up their own slack. We need to make major adjustments in our lifestyles to reverse this "fattening" trend we've begun to set. We've allowed obesity to become so common that airlines have acknowledged and discussed what they can do about their 'wider' customers. Charge more? Make bigger seats?
As they said in Super Size Me, you're okay to tell someone they're foolish for smoking, because everyone knows it's not healthy. Yet it's not (yet) okay to approach and criticize someone for being overweight, even though they're causing just as much strain on their body. You could start the trend, but watch yourself! If you're picking on them for their weight, I'm guessing they're bigger than you.
Shootin' the Wit is a weekly column about everyday life that should never, ever be taken too seriously.


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