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How right Kling is. I remember very well being obliged to bow down before these macro models and theories as a college student in the 1970's, despite what should have been seen as an ominous lack of any convincing evidence of a connection to the real world. Another parallel this whole climate change phenomenon is going to turn out to have with the macroeconomic model phenomenon is that as I recall nobody in economics or public life ever apologized afterwards for being so hideously and persistently wrong, or for building their academic and advisory careers on such ludicrous and misleading fanatasies, for mis-instructing a whole generation of students or for their stuffy self-righteousness in the face of reasonable opposition. They all just shimmied out of the way, trimmed their sails where they had to and then shuffled off into well-financed retirement. In this sense their theories did actually deliver against their central goal.Comment originally posted on November 3, 2006 4:25 PM
AMERICAN television used to have an "equal time" requirement, in which broadcast media were required to give equal time to dissenting views on any issue. In the interest of this, I offer Arnold Kling's musings on climate change models, from an economic perspective:
My concern is with how "scientific consensus" is reached. In economics in the 1960's, there was a "scientific consensus," embedded in sophisticated macro-econometric models, that inflation reflected a competition over income shares, and that government policies to interfere with wage- and price-setting were the solution. Milton Friedman's contrary views were outside the "scientific consensus."
By 1985 or so, the "scientific consensus" had shifted, in part because policies based on that consensus were tried in the 1970's, leading to the worst macroeconomic performance of the post-war period.
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Milton Friedman's dissenting views of 1967 are close to the consensus views today.
I wish that climate-change models did not remind me so much of macro-econometric models. I wish that the contempt that the Left expresses for dissenting views in climate science did not remind me of the contempt that the Left expressed for Milton Friedman. And I wish that the debate over climate change were being waged over substance, rather than with [arguments about people's motivations] and on film. Movies are a propaganda medium, not an information medium.


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Michael Jay Feinstein[1] (born September 7, 1956) is an American singer, pianist, and music revivalist. He is an interpreter of, and an anthropologist and archivist for, the repertoire known as the Great American Songbook. In 1988 he won a Drama Desk Special Award for celebrating American musical theatre songs. Feinstein is also a multi-platinum-selling, five-time Grammy-nominated recording artist.[2] He currently serves as Artistic Director for The Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel, Indiana.[3]
Early life[edit]
Feinstein was born in Columbus, Ohio, the son of Florence Mazie (née Cohen), an amateur tap dancer, and Edward Feinstein, a sales executive for the Sara Lee Corporation and a former amateur singer.[1] At the age of five, he studied piano for a couple of months until his teacher became angered that he was not reading the sheet music she gave him, since he was more comfortable playing by ear. As his mother saw no problem with her son's method, she took him out of lessons and allowed him to enjoy music his own way.
After graduating from high school, Feinstein worked in local piano bars for two years, moving to Los Angeles when he was 20. Through the widow of legendary concert pianist-actor Oscar Levant, in 1977 he was introduced to Ira Gershwin, who hired him to catalogue his extensive collection of phonograph records. The assignment led to six years of researching, cataloguing and preserving the unpublished sheet music and rare recordings in Gershwin's home, thus securing the legacy of not just Ira but also that of his composer brother George Gershwin, who had died four decades earlier. Feinstein's extended tenure enabled him to also get to know Gershwin's next-door neighbor, singer Rosemary Clooney, with whom Feinstein formed an intensely close friendship lasting until Clooney's death. Feinstein served as musical consultant for the 1983 Broadway show My One and Only, a musical pastiche of Gershwin tunes.
By the mid-1980s, Feinstein was a nationally known cabaret singer-pianist famed for being a dedicated proponent of the Great American Songbook. In 1986, he recorded his first CD, Pure Gershwin (1987), a collection of music by George and Ira Gershwin. He followed this in quick succession with Live at the Algonquin (1986); Remember: Michael Feinstein Sings Irving Berlin (1987); Isn't It Romantic (1988), a collection of standards and his first album backed by an orchestra; and Over There (1989), featuring the music of America and Europe during the First World War. Feinstein recorded his only children's album, Pure Imagination, in 1992. In the 1987 episode "But Not For Me" of the TV series thirtysomething he sang But Not For Me, Love Is Here to Stay and Isn't It Romantic? as parts of dream sequences.
By 1988, Feinstein was starring on Broadway in a series of in-concert shows: Michael Feinstein in Concert (April through June 1988), Michael Feinstein in Concert: "Isn't It Romantic" (October through November 1988), and Michael Feinstein in Concert: Piano and Voice (October 1990). He returned to Broadway in 2010, in a concert special duo with Dame Edna titled All About Me (March through April 2010).[4]
In the early 1990s, Feinstein embarked on an ambitious songbook project wherein he performed an album featuring the music of a featured composer, often accompanied by the composer. These included collaborations with Burton Lane (two volumes: 1990, 1992), Jule Styne (1991), Jerry Herman (Michael Feinstein Sings the Jerry Herman Songbook, 1993), Hugh Martin (1995), Jimmy Webb (Only One Life: The Songs of Jimmy Webb, 2003) and Jay Livingston/Ray Evans (2002). He has also recorded three albums of standards with Maynard Ferguson: Forever (1993), Such Sweet Sorrow (1995), and Big City Rhythms (1999).
In the late 1990s, Feinstein recorded two more albums of Gershwin music: Nice Work If You Can Get It: Songs by the Gershwins (1996) and Michael & George: Feinstein Sings Gershwin (1998). Feinstein's albums in the 21st century have included Romance on Film, Romance on Broadway (2000), Michael Feinstein with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra (2001), Hopeless Romantics (2005, featuring George Shearing), and The Sinatra Project (2008).
In 2000, the Library of Congress appointed Feinstein to its newly formed National Recording Preservation Board, an organization dedicated to safeguarding America's musical heritage.[5]
In 2008, the Michael Feinstein Great American Songbook Initiative [6] located its headquarters in Carmel, Indiana. The Initiative's two-fold mission includes the preservation, research, and exhibition of the physical artifacts, both published and non-published, of the Great American Songbook and educating today's youth about the music's relevance to their lives. The Initiative houses an archive and reference library; plans exist for a free-standing museum. The organization also holds an annual Great American Songbook Vocal Academy and Competition that invites high school students from around the country to compete in regional competitions. Finalists gather at the Initiative's headquarters for a vocal "boot camp" and final competition. The winner receives scholarship money and the opportunity to perform with Michael at his cabaret in New York.
In 2009 Feinstein became the artistic director of The Center for the Performing Arts.[7] located in Carmel, Indiana. Construction of the $170-million, three-theater venue was completed in January, 2011. The Center is home to an annual international arts festival, diverse live programming, and the Michael Feinstein Great American Songbook Initiative.
In 2009, Feinstein teamed up with Cheyenne Jackson to create a nightclub act titled "The Power of Two". The show was hailed by the New York Times as "passionate," "impeccably harmonized" and "groundbreaking".[8] Variety acclaimed it as "dazzlingly entertaining".[9] Their act became one of the most critically acclaimed shows of 2009,[10][11][12] and the duo created a studio album from the material, The Power of Two.
In 2010, PBS aired Michael Feinstein's American Songbook, a three-part television documentary that depicts the history of the American popular song up to 1960, as well as Feinstein's own life and career.[13]
Feinstein is part owner of the Manhattan nightclub Feinstein's at the Regency, a showcase for cabaret performers.[14] He performs there for a sold-out Christmas holiday stint each year, and at other times as well. The club will be closing January 1, 2013, when the hotel closes for renovations. A new location for the club is yet to be announced. Feinstein was also a part owner of the now-closed Speakeasy Supper Club in Chicago.[15] Previously, he operated a Feinstein's club at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. In 2008, he opened his own London venue, Feinstein's at the Shaw.[16]
In August 2012, Feinstein was named the new lead conductor of the Pasadena Pops, succeeding Marvin Hamlisch, who died unexpectedly on Aug. 6. Feinstein is scheduled to start his new job as principal pops conductor in the 2013 season. He will also have the newly created title of Marvin Hamlisch Chair at the Pasadena Pops.
Feinstein's memoir The Gershwins and Me: A Personal History in Twelve Songs about working for Ira Gershwin was published in the fall of 2012, accompanied by a CD of Feinstein performing the Gershwin brothers' music discussed in the book.[17]
Other media appearances[edit]
Feinstein was a judge at the 2007 Miss America Pageant. In addition to doing more than 150 live performances per year, he has also appeared on a number of television series, documentaries, and talk shows. He also appeared on the children's show Xuxa in 1993.
Future projects[edit]
As of June 2011, Feinstein has written the score for two new stage musicals, The Night They Saved Macy's Parade and The Gold Room. He is working with MGM to turn The Thomas Crown Affair into a Broadway musical. He is also scoring his second movie, The Big Valley.[2]
Personal life[edit]
In October 2008, Feinstein married his longtime partner Terrence Flannery.[18] The ceremony was performed by famed family court and television judge Judith Sheindlin, also known as Judge Judy.[19] Feinstein and Flannery have homes in New York, Los Angeles, and Indiana.
For Feinstein's discography see Michael Feinstein discography.
- Feinstein, Michael (1995). Nice Work If You Can Get It: My Life in Rhythm and Rhyme. Hyperion. ISBN 978-0-7868-6093-7.
- ^ a b "Michael Feinstein Biography (1956-)". Filmreference.com. Retrieved 2014-05-07.
- ^ a b "Search The Vault : Michael Feinstein". Playbill.com. Retrieved 2014-05-07.
- ^ "The Center for the Performing Arts – Home of the Palladium – Carmel, Indiana". Thecenterfortheperformingarts.org. Retrieved 2014-05-07.
- ^ Michael Feinstein at the Internet Broadway Database
- ^ "Overview: National Recording Preservation Board (Library of Congress)". Loc.gov. 2013-10-24. Retrieved 2014-05-07.
- ^ "The Center for the Performing Arts – Home of the Palladium – Carmel, Indiana". Feinsteininitiative.org. 2013-12-19. Retrieved 2014-05-07.
- ^ "Michael Feinstein taking post with Carmel arts hall - 13 WTHR Indianapolis". Wthr.com. Retrieved 2014-05-07.
- ^ Holden, Stephen (2009-03-06). "What Secret Hearts? Let the Sunshine In". New York Times. Retrieved 2009-06-21.
- ^ Suskin, Steven (2009-06-27). "Cabarets Change". Variety. Retrieved 2009-06-27.
- ^ "The Power of Two". TheaterMania. 2009-03-06. Retrieved 2009-06-21.
- ^ Finkle, David (2009-06-16). "Life Is Still a Cabaret , Vow Feinstein, Jackson". Huffington Post. Retrieved 2009-06-21.
- ^ Dziemianowicz, Joe (2009-12-06). "Odd Couple Take Over City Cabaret". NY Daily News (New York). Retrieved 2009-06-22.
- ^ "Michael Feinstein's American Songbook | The PBS Series". Michaelfeinsteinsamericansongbook.org. Retrieved 2014-05-07.
- ^ "New York Manhattan Hotel | Overview | Loews Regency Hotel - Loews". Feinsteinsattheregency.com. Retrieved 2014-05-07.
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- ^ NPR staff (October 13, 2012). "Michael Feinstein: What I Learned From The Gershwins". NPR music. NPR. Retrieved October 21, 2012.
- ^ Getlin, Josh (2010-10-03). "Michael Feinstein is in the national treasure business". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 2010-10-06.
- ^ "Judge Judy". Larry King Live. November 10, 2008. CNN. http://www.youtube.com&l8wXFJvrVOo&t=4m42s.
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Hope the sweep gets things going for you Jo. I've heard Clary Sage oil is good - to use for massage and aromatherapy but again I think it is only good at moving things along once they have started. Drinking castor oil has some unappealing effects on your bowels which I don't think midwifes are particularly fond of if you get what I mean! Sex and nipple stimulation is also supposed to be good. Sounds like you are not far off either way though - very exciting! Hopefully baby will decide to come of their own accord before you are induced. I think it's definitely good to try breastfeeding if you can, there are so many benefits and you can always move to formula later if it's not working for you but if you go straight on to formula then you can't go back to bf. It's a personal choice though so you need to do what's best for you aswell as the baby - happy mums = happy babies I reckon.
I've got 2 more weeks of work and definitely wishing away the days! I kind of wish I took more time off (that will be 2 1/2 weeks before my due date) but on the other hand I will probably get quite bored since all of my friends are working at the moment. I had a great trip to Dublin to meet my nephew - he is absolutely gorgeous (of course!) and a happy little baby. My bro is following the Contented Little Baby book - it's quite regimented about routine for sleep and feeding etc but seems to be working well for them, my nephew only wakes once in the night for a feed and he's only 3 weeks old. I have bought the book and think we will probably try to follow it too. Has anyone else used this or know anyone who has?
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Can you tell i'm finished with work, not been on here for ages and now on every other day LOL!
Jo- hope the sweep gets things moving for you sooner than saturday but if not at least you know things will definitely be moving by then and hopefully before the weekend is out you will have your little bundle in your arms.
Regarding breastfeeding, i'm just going to give it a go this time and see how i get on, when pg with dd i really didn't want to bf(?!) but then when she was born she just latched on during skin to skin, so i tried but gave up after 2 days. I really didn't have much knowlege about it all to persevere. This time however i have read the books,watched the dvd and attended a breastfeeding workshop so feel i'm in with a better chance to make it work.
I used contented little baby book with my dd and it worked brilliantly in the long run. I didn't buy it until dd was 3 months and must admit i was quite overwhelmed by it when i first read it, however i picked out the bits i liked and tweaked the routines to suit us and got on fine with it. She is and always has been a fantastic sleeper as a result.However as i said dd was formula fed and i'm looking at it this time thinking are these routines really going to work with breastfeeding. I like to be quite an organised person so i'll give it a go, but keep an open mind about it all.
Hope everyone else is well xxxxxxxxxxxx
Hope the sweep has had the desired effect Jo and you get to meet your bubba soon if you haven't already!
Nic - I must admit the contented baby thing looks a lot easier if you are formula feeding and can measure feeds exactly. I'll give it a go anyway - the theory sounds good. I also read somewhere that babys that kick during the day in the womb are usually more active in the day when they are out so I'm hoping that's true since I have a very active day kicker on my hands!
Leah - sounds rough - I never knew carpal tunnel was linked to pregnancy. Glad the kids got to hear the heartbeat, I bet they loved it - I never get sick of hearing it.
I still need to write up my birth plan. I started to get things together for a hospital bag the other day but then got sidetracked online shopping for some of the things we didn't have! Some of the lists I've seen have so much on them it's crazy. I think I might make one small bag - assuming there are no complications and we don't have to stay long and another to leave at home for DH to grab if we have to stay in the hospital longer than the minimum.
How is everyone? gone quiet all of a sudden!
I just finished work yesterday - was hoping for a nice sleep in this morning but woke up at ten to six and just couldn't get back to sleep. Thinking I may aswell get in the habit of early mornings and afternoon napping now.
Hope you are enjoying your new arrival Jo (assuming baby must be here by now!!).
xx Tui
Hi Tui- i bet you're so glad your finished work now, this is my third week off and loving it. Been busy getting dd prepared for school, she starts next tuesday, think i'm going to be a blubbering wreck,but will just blame it on pg hormones!
Have started this week getting my bag ready for hospital and have hired a TENS machine, i used one last time and it was fab during labour. I just need to get a few baby things at the weekend then bubba can show any time he/she likes because i will finally be organised! Have the midwife next tues then i think that could be my last appointment until due date. I have filled out my birth plan stating that i want the same labour as last time LOL! I don't know if you can be that lucky twice, it was completely textbook and a really positive experience so i have high expectations this time round LOL!
Jo-hope everything is going well with you, i imagine you will have your hands full by now and be up to your ears in nappies. Hope everything went smoothly with the induction etc.
Leah- hope the carpal tunnel isn't causing you too much probs, have you got wrist splints to help? what with that and the spd, no wonder your counting down the weeks until your date, it would be nice if bubba put in an early appearance for you.
Is there anyone else thats due imminently or are we just waiting on the september babies to start appearing? Hope everyone is well anyway xxxxxxxxxx
Nic 36+4
Heya - hope your DD is enjoying school Nic. My mum cried on my first day when I changed schools when I was about 8, I got teased about it for ages!
I'm loving my time off. have been really busy so far and now have a house full of boxes becasue we are shipping stuff home to NZ - it takes 12 weeks to ship so hopefully will arrive just after we do.
One week til my due date!! Hopefully baby decides to come on-time. I'm really hoping they at least wait until all these boxes have been picked up! then I'll be ready!
take care everyone - looking forward to hearing some more birth announcements. xx
Hi Ladies hope everyone is well
Emma-10 wks already eek that time has flown. I forgot how early they start to have their jabs, poor wee sole it's not nice to see them in pain. Hopefully you get her hip scan sooner rather than later. I was born with dislocated hips and had to wear a brace but no adverse effects once it came off.
Tui-any news yet hun? Hope you got all your boxes sorted and shipped. You will be looking forward to heading back to NZ and getting settled as a family once bubba here.
Leah- not long now, you really seem to have had a run of bad luck. Hope OH gets his MRI soon.How did your appointment go? Are they going to give you a date for induction?
Well my edd is sunday so only 5 days away, but i'm not too optimistic that this baby is putting in an appearance anytime soon, seems far too comfy in there! I have midwife next tues so i imagine she may do sweep if she can and perhaps give me a date for induction. My feet and ankles have swollen right up but other than that still feel relatively well. I was a bit fed up last week but suspect this was more to do with dd doing full days at school and house was too quiet. This week i've been keeping myself busy and meeting up with friends so feeling a bit more settled. Everybody keeps saying enjoy the time to relax but i'm not very good at relaxing prefer to be on the go LOL!
Congrats to the girlies that have had their babies,cherish the time because they grow up way too fast.
Love Nic 39+2 xxxxxxx
Hi Ladies hope you are all well.
Just a quick update from me:had midwife today, unable to do sweep as head not engaged. So have return appointment for next tues to see if they can do it then. Have date for induction as 23rd, but really hope i go myself before then and if not at least i know that one way or another this bubba will be here by next weekend.
Nic 40 +2 xxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi Nic, i had a sweep yesterday but didnt do anything even tried some sex too cos the 2 together supposed to be good and ate 2 pineapples but nothing...........lol baby here isn't fully engaged and MW said her head still quite high but she still did it, she said cervix is still like a tube but she could get 1 finger inside and felt babies head, so 1 cm dilated, gonna get other half to try a sweep again tonight cos i cant do sex at the mo lol, he has torn ligaments in his knee and was in loads pain last night but i said its his turn to try now lmao. im going in sunday to start induction ready for monday, hope it doesnt take too long mind...........good luck nic, looks like there will only be a week between our babies if inductions go to plan, hope something happens for you in mean time tho cos i'm totally ready now and had enough and ur already due, im not due til monday
love leah n bubs 39+1 xxxxxxxx
My first time using this site, wish I had found it sooner...not sure where I have been ha ha finished hectic work 10 days ago and baby due tomorrow. Midwife was going to do sweep for me today, but I had really bad stitch down side where baby's back is, so feeling uncomfortable enough I chickened out.
This is my second full term pregnancy and I am now much more relaxed about it all, but anxious about the age gap my daughter being 11 and 3/4's it feels like first time all over again. I was induced first time and it went well for me, straightforward as they say, with everything going in order and on time. I didn't even attempt breastfeeding last time but will with this baby, feel comfortable with the idea.
Hope everything has gone well for you all above!!
Sarah xx
Well ladies sorry i have been missing in action but i've been busy having a baby! Ethan came into the world on friday 16th september weighing 7lb 10 ozs. So 5 days late but didn't have to have induction which would have been planned for the 23rd. In the end it all happened pretty quickly. First contraction at 02.45, got to hospital at 09.45 and delivered at 13.26, all on gas and air and using a TENS machine. I did give the breastfeeding a go but gave up yesterday as found it too stressful and fed up sitting about with my boob out all day! It has been very quiet on here and i'm presuming that we probably have a few more september babies keeping you all busy.
Anyway love to all and hope to hear of the new arrival details soon xxxxxxxxxx
Congratulations Nic and hi Sarah. I haven't been on for ages either sorry - was also busy having my baby boy Mahi. He was 12 days late in the end and despite the birth being the exact opposite of what I wanted it all worked out OK and thanks to an epidural I had my pain free delivery I was hoping for! Mahi was 8 pounds 5 (3.76 kg) and is a lovely content baby most of the time he is also a pretty good sleeper, waking twice in the night which is definitely managable.
Hope all mummies and babies are enjoying this time getting to know your little ones and hopefully managing to get some sleep.
Hi Tui-big congrats to you hun. What a big boy! Mahi is a lovely name is it of NZ origin. I forgot how crazy the early weeks are with a newborn, everything just goes by in a blur of feeding and nappy changing! I find i'm going to bed really early to try and get enough sleep but i know the sleepless nights don't go on for ever and thats what's getting me through it this time.
Hugs to all xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Attention all dreamers, princesses, and lovers of fairies: Your magic wands have arrived! Crisp rice cereal is light, making these wands more stable and wave-friendly than the stadard variety, often made with sugar cookies. Wave away, fairies!
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- 4 cups large marshmallows
- 1/4 cup butter or margarine
- 4 (2-ounce) squares vanilla candy coating
- 6 cups crisp rice cereal
- 6 (12- x 3/8-inch) wooden dowels
- Melted vanilla candy coating, assorted candies, multicolored edible glitter, thin satin ribbon
- Microwave first 3 ingredients in a 6-quart microwave-safe bowl at HIGH 3 to 3 1/2 minutes or until melted, stirring after 2 minutes. Stir in cereal; press into a lightly greased 15- x 10-inch jellyroll pan.
- Place an 8-inch star-shaped cutter on warm mixture, and cut with a knife around edges of cutter. Repeat procedure. Remove trimmings, and press together into same thickness; repeat procedure, cutting stars and reshaping remaining mixture. Cool stars on wire racks at least 1 hour.
- Insert a dowel into each star between 2 points. Decorate as desired, tying ribbons around dowels.
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Recent high-profile remakes have come in an array of intriguing guises, be they sci-fis updated for modern audiences – The Thing (2011 & 1982), The Day the Earth Stood Still (2008 & 1951) – , linguistic crossovers – Silent House (2011 & 2010), The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011 & 2009) – , 80s revival – Footloose (2011 & 1984), The Karate Kid (2010 & 1984) – , or, highest-profile of all, superhero reboots – Batman, Superman, Captain America, The Hulk, almost any superhero you choose to mention. While perhaps not strictly remakes, the superhero films which are everywhere right now pay direct homage to their predecessors just as straight remakes do. They will inevitably be set up to tell the whole story, but these 2nd generation (or in some cases 3rd or 4th) movies must inevitably tell a new story, from a new angle, for a new audience. So with the huge choice of remakes, reboots and expansions on offer these days, the ever more prescient question is: is it worth seeing the original first?
There are so many more remakes that I could name, but I won't, and I think that hints to my own conclusion: No. As I write in this column about FIRST IMPRESSIONS, I am always circling around, trying to define the slightly ephemeral subject of the film as an abstract IMPRESSION in relation to our expectations. In other words, what we should or shouldn't see makes little difference to the way we really feel about a film – we form our opinions based on superficial factors whether we like it or not.
For those interested, here are a couple of good links:
1 – Wikipedia's ever-growing and ever-changing list of film remakes (nor exhaustive, I'd imagine)
2 – 'The Top 5 Rules for Movie Remakes' at Screenrant.com, intended as a guide to deciding whether to remake a film or not.
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Haylie Pomroy: Our kids are bombarded with junk food options every day. They see it in commercials, at some schools, maybe even in their lunches. I get a lot of referrals in my practice for childhood obesity, diabetes, or just picky eaters. With my own kids as well as with my clients' kids, I like to try to empower them with knowledge about foods that are healthy to choose.
Even when my kids were teeny tiny, I would talk to them about the impact food has on the body. I would say, "Gosh, they can run so fast or jump so high because they have eaten something healthy." Kids of all ages can begin to see the relationship between healthy choices and healthy bodies. My niece and nephew, pretty grown-up kids, were over the other day, getting ready to jump on the trampoline, and my nephew said to me, "Aunt Haylie, what foods can I eat to jump higher?" Here are a few great and healthy things to teach kids to look for in their food choices.
Proteins form the building blocks that build the house we call our bodies. I talk a lot to kids about strong muscles, bones, hair, and teeth. When mine were little, sometimes we would take bites of healthy proteins at the dinner table and then I would have them see if it would make them jump higher or run faster or challenge them to arm wrestling. To this day, my son is very aware of how his protein intake plays a roll in his sports performance. Great foods that have tons of protein are organic chicken, turkey, dairy products, nuts and seeds, beans and legumes. I have a great list of protein-rich foods on my website, hayliepomroy.com.
Healthy Fats
With the fats, I always talk about brain power and good moods. The healthy fats are so important while kids are laying down so many new tracks neurologically in those ever-growing brains. We talk about smart lunches and study snacks in our house.
Pistachios, almonds, cashews, walnuts, pecans, sunflower seeds, avocados, and nut butters are some great healthy fat-based snacks. I had a diabetic client of mine e-mail me the other day. I began seeing him when he was eight, and he is now away at college. He was all fired up because he was taking a science class and he told his professor that he had already learned about how fats work on the brain way back when he was eight (insert proud tear here).
Natural Sugars
I like to talk to my kids about times when sugar can actually be good for you: when you get it in the form of "natural" sugars. For my kiddos, this is kind of a fun one because in many schools, teachers and staff are beginning to talk to kids about sugar being bad for them -- our schools don't even allow cupcakes or cookies at birthday parties anymore. My kids feel awfully smart when they say, "Well, my mom is bringing a ton of sugar to my party: fruit." Whole fruits contain lots and lots of this wonderful natural sugar! Whole fruits provide vital nutrients to keep up with kids' rapid rates of growth and development. I don't advocate a lot of fruit juices for kids, though, because in this form, the sugars become too concentrated. If you must do juice, I suggest you half it with water.
The other day, my daughter crawled up into my lap and said, "Mama, I want to stay little forever -- can I have some caffeine?" I just cracked up, it was so cute. I am sure somewhere along the way I had told her that drinking coffee would stunt her growth, and obviously she was listening!
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i think you should have your baby shower whenever you are most comfortable with having people around you. im due jan 15th and have decided to have mine on dec 5th. i am considered high risk and on bedrest but feel it would make me feel better to see my family at a non holiday party since holidays tend to blow up at my house. but my husbands sisters are also pregnant one due jan 8th and on due feb 10th and they have both already had their showers one the first week of oct and one the first last week of oct because they didnt feel comfortable having them after they "grew" a belly. i think its really up to the mom to be.posted 11/09/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
because of my family is so huge im having one baby shower the end of feb. and another the first weekend in march and im due april 15,2010. i've heard it is good to have a shower early but you dont want to do it to early b/c then doin all the games that involve you, you'll still be getting a little bigger.posted 11/23/2009 by tinigirl18
I think the sooner the better! I would say 2-2/1 months before your due date. This way you can take your time get everything organized and ready for th baby. Who wants to be setting things up at the end of your pregnancy?posted 12/14/2009 by leilani5
Its always best to have your baby shower at least two months before your due date. Not that your wanting this to happen but your baby can always come early...two of my co-workers had their babies a month early and were very thankful at the end that they decided to have their showers early. And working for an OB/GYN we see quite a few patients deliver a few weeks before. Hope this advice helps. God Blessposted 12/15/2009 by BRM85
my baby is due may 17 but my mother in law is giving me one in jan then my aunt is giving me one out of town in jan then in march my cousin is givin me oneposted 12/25/2009 by Felicia Walker
I would have the shower two months in advance, you never know if you might have your baby premature or be on bed rest, plus it gives you time to put up your babys new stuff, and get some of the essentials you didn't recieve at the showerposted 01/11/2010 by Kim148
my twin babies are due july 15th and im having a hard time deciding when to set up a baby shower, i do not know of the sexes yet nor if ill be in high risk for premature pregnancy, but id like to get a heads up on when i should do them... i was thinking may 9th on mother's day for all the mothers including myself to have a fun baby shower day? is this considered a good idea? please let me know, thanks i cant wait to see my two peas in a pod!posted 01/16/2010 by junebugbabygurl
I think whenever you're happy having a shower is when you should do it. I had a shower about a month before my due dat with my 1st pregnancy, and 3 months before my due date with my 2nd pregnancy. We considered the weather with the 2nd one - we didn't want to have people driving in bad weather or out in the cold just to come to our shower. For this pregnancy, we're having the shower about 2 months before my due date. Just consider when a good time is for you, and doesn't conflict with major holidays or events.posted 01/21/2010 by eadonsmom
i'm due on 27 April, is it safe to do my babyshower on 10 April?posted 01/27/2010 by mogashoasharon
im due March 28th and i have so many babyshowers planned because i have a large family so my whole 8th month is going to be babyshower weekends so im starting mine the 6th of febuary i think it really depends on the mom and when she wants it i picked mine this way so i have time to nest stuff inbetween the showers but thats just me.posted 01/30/2010 by I love my lima bean
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While I was living in New York this year, I started a new body of work about the people who go down to the Brighton Beach broadwalk in Brooklyn. I spent a lot of time down thereview more >
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I have been on my travel expedition for three months now, spending my days across the USA and Europe, meeting and photographing many amazing people. Two people in particular I have had the pleasureview more >
The Cream Event took place in New York last Tuesday and it was such a joy to be part of , meet many wonderful creatives and dance my ass off to The Flashdance... 5 days later and my body is stillview more >
I was very excited to find out in June that I had become a finalist in the 2012 Moran Contemporary Photographic Prize, the world's wealthiest art prize. Selected from 330,409 entries across both theview more >
Some people come into your life for a particular reason. Your encounter with them, for however long or short, has tremendous impact. The impact so strong, their influence sends you in a newview more >
An amazing day from late last year I got to experience and enjoy immensely. Crystal and Aaron were married on the 11.11.11 in Yallingup, Western Australia. I grew up a few hours away in theview more >
These series of images are entirely from my iPhone and that of my friends iPhones. crazy little cameras :) a big thanks to Dan O'Day, Kelly Tunney, El Hogan, Natasja Kremers, Philview more >
One of the things I really love doing is helping people chase their dreams, helping turn what they are passionate about into a career, to see their businesses blossom and see them succeed. Five andview more >
And when we do find each other again, we'll cling together so tight that nothing and no one'll ever tear us apart. Every atom of me and every atom of you. We'll live in birds and flowers andview more >
Last year I photographed the most amazing wedding of Annabel and Matthew in Fremantle, Western Australia. This wedding has by far been the most blogged wedding of mine to date. The last count I did,view more >
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Women's History Month Special Chapels:
We feature nominated female faculty and students sharing their belief essays with us in celebration of Women's History Month.
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Are you interested in planning the weekly Chapel services? Two or three times a month the Well Planning Committee meets together to brainstorm and plan the upcoming Chapel services. It is a creative time of idea sharing and laughter. For more information on the next meeting, contact Diane Mowrey at ext 2291.
Mana Mondays:
If you miss the delicious home-cooked meals that your mom would always make and are looking for some fellowship and a chance to read something new, then you might enjoy Mana Mondays. Every Monday in October, Dr. Diane Mowrey brings a tasty meal to share over discussion of Martin Luther King Jr.'s sermons, "Strength to Love." In a cozy setting, students are able to talk about radical ideas of servant leadership and justice. Contact Diane Mowrey for more information.
Church Connections:
Are you looking for a Church home? Church Connections is a wonderful resource that immediately gives you a link of a faculty or staff member who attends a local church and would love to bring a student with them. Please contact Diane Mowrey if you can't find a Church or a connection you are looking for.
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Thank you so much for sharing this experience and advice, Suresh Prabhu. My husband and I maintain the sastradhana here and we haven't encountered this problem, but we will keep an eye out.
Thank you and Hare Krishna, kmdd
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Prabhu, thank you so much for sharing this wonderful footage of the harinam for Lord nrsimhadeva! We all here, behind this computer screen, felt tremendous inspiration from the parade.
And what a great Nrsimhadeva-on-wheels. Have Lord, will travel! lol
Hari Hari bol! All glories to Srila prabhupada!
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April 25, 2014
The annual Bradley Professional Development Schools Spring Celebration brought more than 120 teachers, administrators, professors and pre-professionals together for an afternoon of sharing classroom innovations and experiences.
Bradley Attends 2013 Illinois Association of Teacher Educators (IATE) Fall Conference
December 11, 2013
On Friday, November 8th Bradley University and its eight Peoria professional development schools attended the Illinois Association of Teacher Educators (IATE) Fall Conference in Bloomington-Normal, IL.
Bradley Pre-service Teachers Co-present at National Conference
November 18, 2013
On Friday, November 8, Bradley pre-service teachers Megan Hickey and Alyssa McClenthen co-presented a speed learning session at the 2013 Association for Middle Level Education (AMLE) Annual Conference in Minneapolis.
Bradley PDS Partnership Spring Celebration
April 30, 2013
Nearly 200 people attended Bradley's PDS Partnership Spring Celebration to engage in lifelong learning and leadership opportunities.
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Students host interactive festival for local families and nonprofit
November 6, 2012
Benefitting the Peoria Regional Chapter of the Autism Society of America, a student-run festival offered families an opportunity to interact, learn about STEM education and engage in real-world collaboration.
Students become English teachers to area children
October 31, 2012
Students with Dr. Helja Antola Crowe gain teaching experience while helping children at Peoria's Harrison Community Learning Center learn English.


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I'm not the only one to say this but I jumped at the Pandaren because of the charity donations and don't get me wrong i ponied up for the celestial steed (see what I did there) but as much as i love the other pets a charity thing would get me much more onboard for completing that collection. I think I may be inline for the plushes for xmas though. Pets for me, toys for the niece.


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Like any other human being, each golfer is different. They may play a common game with common equipment, but their playing styles and temperaments come in all kinds. A golf gift that's truly special is one that speaks to the personality of its recipient. Here are some examples of golf personality types that can help you find a suitable gift for the golfer in your life.
This golfer takes his game very seriously. He doesn't let silly things like family gatherings or near-apocalyptic weather conditions keep him from the course. He will use anything and everything that can give him an advantage over the competition. Support his maniacal drive with these high-performance and technologically advanced gifts:
This guy is the opposite of the Athlete. He appreciates a good round as much as anyone, but ultimately, golf is a way for him to hang out with his friends and in many cases, have a few drinks as well. If you want to get him the most cutting-edge driver on the market, fine, but know that's more of a status symbol to him than anything else. These gifts will be just as appreciated:
The Underachiever is, well, just that. He tries so hard but still can't keep up with his buddies. These gifts may be tricky to pull off without hurting anyone's feelings, but if your Underachiever has a sense of humor about it, they can be just the pick-me-up he needs:
The Newbie is the beginner golfer who's very excited about the game and can't wait to hit the course. Encourage him, but be careful not to overspend on him because there's a still chance that he may lose interest.
Female golfers can fit into any of these categories, but the Diva is a special lady. Her preference for all things hyper-feminine doesn't mean she isn't a highly skilled and highly competitive golfer. These gifts will appeal to both her girly tastes and her athletic prowess:
This guy loves his golf, but it's not the only sport in his life. The Sports Fanatic is crazy for his teams and their stats, and don't you dare challenge him on them. These gifts let him show off his team spirit on the golf course:
The History Buff believes that one can't truly be a golfer without a thorough knowledge of golf's rich history. He fondly reflects on the glorious era of Bobby Jones and Ben Hogan, even if he wasn't alive to see them. Inspire his real or imagined nostalgia with these classic gifts:
This person first took up golf in order to look "ironic". He soon found a genuine love for the game, but he still wants to look cool on the course. Make The Hipster happy with apparel that says, "Hey, I may be playing among the elderly but I'm very much alive!":
This person could be a co-worker, a rarely-seen relative, an unexpected house guest, or anyone whom you don't know much about. You do know that he likes golf, though, which makes even a general golf gift a little more special than a completely general gift. Any golfer can appreciate a DVD of the classic comedy Caddyshack. Even non-golfers can get into The Big Miss, Hank Haney's account of the six turbulent years he spent coaching Tiger Woods.
While every golfer could use some tees or club cleaner, a golf gift tailored to his or her personality makes it even more memorable. It's easy to find the perfect gift for your favorite golfer when you keep in mind what makes that person special.