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"I Cut Down on Junk Food and Lost 70 Pounds"
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Getting Out of Junk Food Paradise
Name: Christi Lee Palas
Age: 22
Height: 5'8"
Weight: 145 pounds
Pounds Lost: 70
At Current Weight: 4 years
Christi Lee Palas grew up in a junk-food paradise. "My mom kept the kitchen stocked with chips and ice cream," says the MBA student and Pittsburgh native. "If it was in the house, I ate it. So did my brother and sister, and all three of us got huge." By the age of 18, Christi weighed more than 200 pounds.A Takeout Diet
Extra heft was an asset on Christi's high school softball team (helping her hit the ball farther), but she was always conscious of her size. "The coach only ordered one or two larger uniforms, and I was afraid I wouldn't get one, since there were several bigger girls on the team," she says. Practicing four days a week wasn't enough activity to burn off the takeout or spaghetti she'd eat afterward. Still, Christi didn't realize how heavy she was until she got weighed for her physical in February of her senior year. "Usually, I would glance away from the scale. But this time I looked and was shocked to see it read 215 pounds," she says. "I thought, What will I be in 20 years -- 300?"Changing Her Exercise Regimen
Christi was motivated to start walking to and from school and around her neighborhood: four and a half miles a day. "By May, I could fit into size 18 jeans again, instead of just wearing sweatpants," she says. Then she reduced portion sizes and cut out soda, high-fat condiments like mayo and butter, and fast-food standbys like General Tso's chicken. When she weighed herself again in September, she discovered that she'd lost almost 40 pounds. Inspired, she hit the campus gym for 40 minutes four times a week and added weight training to her routine to drop another 30 pounds by the end of her freshman year.
Now a grad student, Christi has kept the weight off and maintained the same size for four years. In addition, she's been a mentor to brother Caleb, 21, and sister Brandi, 25 -- they've lost nearly 100 and 30 pounds, respectively. "We trade fitness tips and go on hikes together now, instead of eating junk food in front of the TV."
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Reporting from Joshua Tree, Calif.—I had my doubts as I turned off the isolated highway onto the sandy open desert.
"Drive three miles, then make a left?" I wondered out loud while reading the directions, as my car bounced over mounds of sand, mimicking one of those souped-up cars in a rap video.
Something told me my Hyundai compact wasn't built for this.
After a 10-minute drive, a telephone pole appeared with a ragged poster attached to it. A hand-drawn arrow pointed me toward a cluster of tiny trailers surrounding a kidney-shaped pool. As I pulled up, a group of twentysomethings was playing Frisbee and rocking out to Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven" blasting from a stereo on their trailer's porch.
This trailer park-themed motel in Joshua Tree offers accommodations nearly as outlandish as Lady Gaga's attire. Choose from seven trailers, including the sci-fi-inspired Airstream, complete with an alien communication device and fog machine, or the stretched-out camper with a video-editing station so you can work on that indie film project you've been putting off.
From Los Angeles, take Interstate 10 east to California 62 north.
HicksviIle Trailer Palace, Joshua Tree, Calif.; (310) 584-1086, http://www.hicksville.com. Seven themed trailers are available for $75 to $225 a night. All are air-conditioned except the Pony, which is housed in an open-air stall. All trailers share shower and bathroom facilities, except the New World, which has its own.
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Upon arriving, I was given a tour and a rundown by Derwood Andrews, the motel's part-time property manager and former guitar player for the seminal punk-rock band Generation X.
Everything about the place seemed like a rocker's paradise with its party-like vibe and slightly inebriated patrons. The grounds even include a music-recording studio where Sean Yseult of White Zombie fame recently recorded with her new group, Star & Dagger.
Hicksville, built by Los Angeles film writer and director Morgan Higby Night, opened in April as a retreat for artists to create and collaborate.
"I wanted to build something special, a place that would draw people from all kinds of backgrounds to come and relax and enjoy the magic in and around Joshua Tree," Night explained.
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"Patients should not have to choose between treatment with curative intent or comfort care," the Institute of Medicine stated in its 2001 report on palliative care in cancer treatment. "There is a need for both, in varying degrees, throughout the course of cancer, whether the eventual outcome is long-term survival or death." Following this with a series of 10 recommendations, the report called on NCI to play a prominent role in changing the practices and institutions that influence palliative care in the United States.
NCI's Palliative Care Working Group has risen to meet this challenge, with 17 members from offices across the institute working with allied agencies to understand how palliative care can be incorporated into routine cancer care, as well as identify areas where greater effort may be needed.
Working group member Dr. Bryce Reeve reports that NCI is working with the Food and Drug Administration to develop a Patient-Reported Outcomes version of NCI's Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events (CTCAE), a system used to document adverse events during treatment. The Patient-Reported Outcomes version will capture patient-reported symptoms such as fatigue, pain, and nausea electronically and integrate these with the revised CTCAE to enhance safety monitoring in oncology trials.
Dr. Julia Rowland, who leads NCI's Office of Cancer Survivorship, notes that in 2008, her office promoted palliative care research and discussion at its biennial conference. Many of the talks that were given during the previous biennial conference were presented this year in a supplemental issue of the journal Cancer. Her office also hosted a free teleconference series, and more than 1,700 cancer survivors from nine countries called in to hear expert-led discussions of palliative care and other survivorship topics.
Robin Baldwin, editorial board content manager of NCI's Physician Data Query (PDQ) project, notes that the PDQ Supportive and Palliative Care Editorial Board has produced 25 summaries on palliative care issues. "Recently the board has added a new summary on pediatric supportive care," she says. "This summary looks at psychological adjustment to cancer treatment in the pediatric patient, and it will be expanded to include information on physical adjustment, cognitive development, and long-term survivorship."
Another benchmark for the working group in 2008 is the successful dissemination of "Education in Palliative and End-of-Life Care for Oncology" (EPEC-O) by NCI's Office of Communications and Education (OCE). This multimedia, train-the-trainer curriculum was developed by Northwestern University, with funding from NCI and the Lance Armstrong Foundation.
EPEC-O was recently adapted for Native American populations, explains OCE's Dr. Cheryl Arenella, "and 89 health providers working within the Indian Health Service (IHS) have been trained to date, returning to their base practice site to train their peers and initiate new palliative services." Additional partnerships with IHS for palliative care education are being explored, she notes.
Updated publications for patients and caregivers are also available. English and Spanish versions of NCI's Pain Control - Support for People with Cancer booklet now include information and common misunderstandings about pain control, medicine, and side effects; communicating with health providers about pain; and psychosocial issues that arise with pain. These booklets and other materials are available on Cancer.gov. Free copies can be ordered online or via the NCI Cancer Information Service's toll-free number, 1-800-4-CANCER.
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We're here, folks. We're at the point where the summer questions become fall answers. The highest highs and the lowest lows–they're just around the corner. Here's 22 things I want to know. Badly.
- I'd love a Nuge update bout now. We miss the boy.
- David Perron. How's he fit into this roster? He looked like a million bucks as part of that giant forward group that rocked into town and rolled over the baby Oilers these past seasons. Can he catch a fire with Gagner and Yak City?
- Does Taylor Hall have another gear? If he does, stand back!
- Boyd Gordon. Did he pack his Superman suit?
- Ales Hemsky REMAINS one of the most talented players on this ridiculous team, and he has one thing the othes don't: miles of experience. Can the club find a role?
- Dallas Eakins: is he the saviour, or a modern Tom Runnells?
- Can this coaching staff solve the ongoing 'breakout' problem on the Oilers blue, which dates back to the Steve Staios 'rip it around the boards so Joff can push it out' days of frustration and anger.
- Can this team improve at 5×5 while maintaining their 5×4 and 4×5 magic of one year ago?
- Justin Schultz. Can he sustain for an entire season, marry some defense to that magic wand offense and find a way to play 25 effective minutes?
- Is there a third line in there?
- Is there a fourth line in there?
- Will this be the season the "reverse Corsi All-Star" colors are something other than Oiler blue?
- Can Andrew Ference play top 4 minutes and evens and PK, while supplying that wonderful calm those beautiful veterans do?
- Can the highest goaltending tandem on the planet stop 92.5% of the shots? Or better?
- Will there be depth, real depth?
- Will Grebeshkov be as fun as we remember?
- Who is Belov?
- The mannish boy Klefbom–can he play in the NHL right away, and more importantly, can he stay healthy?
- Is Jesse Jonesuu a giant?
- That young Russian Yakupov. Is he as wonderful as we remember?
- Ryan Smyth. Can he end his Oiler run with a year to remember?
- MacT. Has he done enough this summer to get this team to the second season?
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MADISON< WI (WSAU) The Wisconsin women's basketball team upset seventh-ranked Penn State last night, 63-to-61 in Madison. Tiera Stephen scored the game-winner on a put-back with six seconds left. And Alex Bentley missed a layup at the buzzer for the Lady Lions, giving the Badgers their first win over a nationally-ranked opponent in just over three years.
Stephen, a senior, tied a career-high with 11 rebounds. Junior Morgan Paige led Wisconsin in scoring with a career-high 33 points, including five from three-point range. Penn State ended an 11-game winning streak – and the loss came just two weeks after the Lady Lions blew out the Badgers by 44 points, giving Wisconsin its most lopsided defeat since 1994.
Maggie Lucas scored 18 for Penn State, which lost its first Big Ten conference game and is now 7-and-1. The Lions are also 17-and-3 overall.
Wisconsin came into last night's game losing seven-of-its-last-eight. It's been a rough season for Bobbie Kelsey's Badgers. Only nine players have been dressing since two players had season-ending injuries and two others transferred.
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Binge drinking appears to hamper young adults' ability to perform simple language and memory tests, a new study shows. The research suggests that drinking large quantities of alcohol in a short period may have an effect on the region of the brain involved in learning.
CNN reports that the study involved 122 college students between the ages of 18 and 20, about half of whom said they were binge drinkers. The other half drank alcohol moderately. All of the students performed learning and memory tests. First, they read lists of words and tried to remember as many as they could. Then they heard two stories and tried to retell them as accurately as they could.
The binge drinkers, both male and female, remembered fewer words and remembered about 4 percent less information from the stories compared with the moderate drinkers. The researchers said the results do not prove that binge drinking causes memory impairment. Students who have memory and learning problems may be more inclined to binge drink, they noted.
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The Object Management Group is leading a project to develop a Sustainability Assessment Model that organizations can use to assess, monitor and report on their progress in achieving green goals. Although the model is in the early stages of development, it will likely include a series of maturity levels that organizations can use to organize and track their efforts, similar to the maturity model for software development.
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Level 1: Ad hoc The organization has some understanding of green and sustainable goals, but no formal initiatives exist.
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Level 3: Repeatable and governed The organization applies the green model to business operations and supporting processes. It has defined a governance model and policies and has made compliance with those policies mandatory and measurable.
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For most, the Bill Brasky sketch on the Paul Rudd-fronted SaturdayNight Live was a highlight — but not Tim Meadows.
The former SNL cast memeber, who had previously appeared in four Brasky sketches, took to Facebook to express his displeasure at not being invited to participate.
"I guess it just dawned on me that I mean NOTHING to them...I'm just being overly sensitive. It doesn't matter in the long run. I'm grateful for what they did for me. But everyone in a while as a fan and a alumni, it stings a little to not even be considered as someone they would like to come back around," Meadows wrote.
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As the only internet search provider that has consistently shown promising growth in China, Baidu (NASDAQ: BIDU) is a sure hotshot in the media sector and an emerging threat to the top dogs. That is definitely a no brainer, considering its three-year period of invariable ups in terms of revenue, operating profit, and net income. In fact, in the third quarter of 2012 its revenue surged to $994.6 million, which was equivalent to a 49.7% increase from its recorded revenue in the same period of the previous year. Recent surveys revealed that the Baidu search engine is now the most preponderant website in the whole of China, accounting for about 76.0% of the overall web search market in the land. Now, considering it'ss being one of the biggest movers and shakers of the Chinese media industry, can investors deem it time to believe that Baidu is finally braced up to sweep rivals aside and dethrone Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) as the top banana?
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Google is thus far the best-received search engine on the internet. Since its IPO in 2004, the share price of Google has exponentially grown by up to 500%. But the Chinese dominion was there to serve as its booby trap. In 2005, the Chinese government froze out Google all throughout the Chinese market, and Google China lost substantial share. Baidu, then on its downtime, stood in good stead and took the Chinese government's "off-limits" policy against Google China as room for growth. The firm saw the potential of the immense Chinese community and tapped it in hopes of boosting its share of the market. As luck would have it, Baidu was able to generate considerably high net margin and asset turnovers. The firm dominated the market with its 83.6% share, while Google grew limp with only 11.1%. Looking at its splashy revenue and earnings growth since 2005, it is beyond question that Baidu's control of the Chinese market equips it with the powerful potential to outdistance Google in due course.
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While Baidu's competition with Google leaves it on the safe side, emerging rival Qihoo 360 Technology (NYSE: QIHU) appears not to leave Baidu any room for complacency. A software and web browser company currently gaining a foothold in the Chinese market, Qihoo has exhibited a consistent growth pattern since it surfaced, with a market share of 10% in the most recent quarter. Despite that, analysts perceive that its long-term growth potential remains weak and sluggish. As the company attempted to make an initial blastoff in the industry, clients saw discrepancies in its accounts and quality of user data, causing investors to blow hot and cold. It may have hurt Baidu for quite some time when Qihoo's momentary high caused its stock price to go down a tad last quarter, but it is quite noteworthy that the slight build-up in Qihoo's stock price was more of an upshot of Google China's withdrawal and not in any way brought by Baidu's miscue. Now, Qihoo places third in China's search engine market, next to Google with a market share of 15% and Baidu with a little over 70%. The software company may have hindered Baidu last quarter as it enjoyed a period of growth, but low credibility of its accounts only goes to show that the initially perceived threat was fleeting.
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As one of the tiger economies of Asia, China is perceived to be well on its way to being the next industry giant like the United States. And while Baidu currently holds about 80% of its search market, the firm proves to have more than enough room for future growth. Competition with Google, Qihoo, and even Yahoo! is still there, but winning the favour of Chinese policies warrants it an ROA that is way more remarkable than any of its strongest competitors. With its rapid growth and healthy cash flow since 2005, Baidu is projected to further expand and beat its competitors soundly.
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The race for Brooklyn District Attorney has been fraught with accusations of corruption and hypocrisy from the start.
The vitriol only intensified after the primary election, when incumbent Charles Hynes lost to Ken Thompson and opted to switch parties and run on the Republican ticket.
Hynes has been accused of running racist ads, and was quoted at a press conferenced just two weeks ago comparing Thompson, who is black, to a gun dealer, who is also black.
When asked where the gun dealer lived, Hynes laughed and said, "Who are we talking about, my opponent?"
Running on the Republican line, Hynes was also unable to raise the money he vowed he could, raking in only $200,000 after promising to pull in $1 million.
While he steadfastly refused during the primary election to answer questions about who he supported, in accordance with rules barring district attorneys from making endorsements, he appeared at least once at an event with Democratic mayoral candidate Bill Thompson and was later found to have contributed to the Bill Thompson campaign.
Ken Thompson has also pointed repeatedly to claims that Hynes has been lenient with members of Brooklyn's Orthodox Jewish community.
Michael Weinstock, who identified himself as a former employee of Hynes', insisted in an interview a few weeks ago that is not the case. In fact, he said, Hynes' ability to make inroads in the somewhat insular Orthodox community has enabled his office to reach victims of such crimes who formerly were afraid to come forward.
"I find it incredibly ironic that he's been accused of impropriety in the Jewish community because what he did was actually ground-breaking," said Weinstock, a criminal defense lawyer who credits Hynes with giving him his start at the D.A.'s office. (The D.A.'s office did not respond to requests to confirm that Weinstock was a former employee.) "Hiring Orthodox Jewish workers and support staff so that he could make inroads, so that phone calls would be returned and witnesses would be cooperative."
"Before Hynes started this program the victims would immediately become uncooperative and stop returning our phone calls," Weinstock explained. "Then Mr. Hynes hired Orthodox Jewish social workers."
"He didn't make any friends in the Orthodox Jewish community by prosecuting high-profile folks in that community," he added. "He did it because it was the right thing."
Ken Thompson has also lashed out at Hynes for recent instances involving convictions by his office being re-opened.
Weinstock said this is also unfair, pointing to a Public Integrity Unit Hynes formed in order to examine such cases.
Weinstock called the two attorneys heading up the unit "two of the most ethical people I've ever met."
"It takes a lot of integrity and a lot of honesty to investigate your own office and investigate mistakes that may have been made years ago," he insisted.
Weinstock recounted his early days in Hynes' office, when he said Hynes told him: "You have an enormous responsibility. If you ever learn someone has been put in custody without justification or if a witness changes her tune or his tune… I don't care if it's three o'clock in the morning, you do whatever's necessary. No responsibility is more important than making sure someone doesn't sit in jail even one hour longer if you believe they don't belong there."
But the Hynes campaign has been accused of playing dirty, with ads seemingly disseminated on his behalf that characterizing Thompson supporters as the "minority element," a phrase that the Ken Thompson campaign has said has racist connotations.
The ad, in Yiddish, has been translated as saying Ken Thompson "attracted the minority element that seeks lawlessness." Hynes has insisted his campaign did not approve the ads and has said if that translation is accurate he will denounce them.
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He also has paranoid schizophrenia and has been declared mentally incompent by the courts, according to the Tampa Bay Times.
What Ramsey doesn't have any more is half of his lottery winnings -- it's gone missing, and law enforcement and the courts are trying to figure out where it went (though it appears some of it has gone to fund some really snazzy gifts for relatives).
Another thing Ramsey many not have much longer: His Medicaid and government disability benefits, which have sustained him prior to his lottery win. His winnings may have made him ineligible to collect such funds.
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Wendy Hastings, currently the assistant principal at Londonderry Middle School, was the top finalist out of six interviewed and 18 total applicants, according to a release issued by the school district.
The principal search committee will visit Hastings in Londonderry, and is expected to meet with several groups in Goffstown, including staff, students, and the community at a reception on Thursday at the school at 4:15 p.m.
"It's not a done deal until that process is complete," Buckley said. "There are still quite a few steps left in the process."
If hired, Hastings will replace Jim Hunt, who resigned in March after a controversial tenure, criticized by many for allegedly creating a dysfunctional and hostile work environment for some staff at the school, which houses nearly 900 students in grades five through eight, from Goffstown, New Boston and Dunbarton.
The community meeting before Hastings completes the selection process is a slight departure from regular protocol, said School Board Chairman Dian McCarthy, adding that the board is going to great lengths to choose a candidate that will be a good fit for both the school and the community at large.
McCarthy said if Hastings is not hired, the district is prepared to bring on an interim principal for next year.
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The progress report should document changes with respect to the previous year's progress report, including a schedule for the remaining work, and will normally be relatively brief. No progress report is required if the supervisor is able to guarantee that thesis submission is genuinely imminent. The student is no longer required to submit an annual progress report to the Graduate School, but may still be required to submit one to their Institute.
The progress report should be submitted together with current draft version of the thesis, which need not be in a consistent state. The progress report should indicate the status of each chapter, including how close it is to completion. At this point, the schedule will normally be a chapter-by-chapter summary of time required for completion, allowing time for supervisor feedback.
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June 14, 2011 - Jennifer Brookens
It's strange to say I have writer's block, when I still manage to get out a story for the paper every day. I've always prided myself on being able to take just about anything and get something coherent for it. When I'm allowed to step outside the restrictions of journalism, I've always flourished. But I haven't had a good philosophical reflection or humorous insight (at least none that I can probably get away with for public consumption) for awhile now. Maybe because too much is happening. But I know there are a few things that need to be said.
1) To paraphrase an old quote, "Thank you for those who support me, for you give me strength. As for those who do not, you make me strong."
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Goldrush: Mystic Mine, Skill Game of a Different Sort
In Mystic Mine you guide a trolley through an old gold mine, switching rails at the right moment with a designated keystroke. It's the only normal thing about this new skill game from Koonsolo Games.
Because mine cars generally accelerate downhill, the game levels in Mystic Mine are structured as such. The optical trickery reminds one of M. C. Escher: now matter where you are in the mine, you're always going downhill, so the car never needs an uphill boost.
Players can switch tracks at a designated keystroke so that up to six can use a single keyboard to race their mine cars through the mind-boggling labyrinth simultaneously. You can certainly play solo, but the real fun comes with multiple human competitors.
The game has up to 200 levels to master, each with countless bonus points, but also separate missions. You need to be the first to win a coin, then transport diamonds in certain tunnels or compete over flags. You can also steal from other players through collisions or dynamite their mine cars. Bonus points allow you to run your vehicle "uphill" only, others to pass through all obstacles such as ghosts.
Koonsolo Games markets its "refreshing" game as "family friendly" and released it in 32-bit and 64-bit Linux demo versions for free on their homepage, which includes a video to show its unique concept. The full game costs about $20 via online shops.
Virtually single-handed in its development is gamer Koen Witters, who also runs the company, founded in 2006 in Belgium. Mystic Mine is its first product.
Not for freeThank you for the alert, you're right. The small, but important word "demo" slipped through, we've corrected that.
for free?> released it in 32-bit and 64-bit Linux versions for free on their homepage
looks like linux version is not free after all -- only demo's for linux, mac & win are available.
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Taxation, Risk-Taking, and the Allocation of Investment
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