text: LGBT Fairness Campaign Wants Bowling Green to Become Next Kentucky City to Adopt Fairness Ordinance By Kevin Willis • Jul 8, 2015 Fairness Campaign A Kentucky group that advocates for the LGBT community is hoping to expand Bowling Green's civil rights ordinance. The Fairness Campaign wants the city to become the ninth in the state to pass a fairness ordinance that would prohibit LGBT individuals from being discriminated against in employment, housing, and public accommodations. The campaign's western Kentucky regional organizer, Dora James, says the recent Supreme Court ruling on same-sex marriage isn't the last hurdle for LGBT rights. "There are no state or federal enumerated laws that protect against LGBT discrimination, so a lot of people are surprised to know that it's 2015, but you can totally be fired from your job, or denied housing, or kicked out of a restaurant or park for being gay or transgender." 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You can download the app and find the restaurant you're looking for, or perhaps a bakery you're looking for, a clothing store, a place of worship—whatever you're looking for," McKibban said. Senate Vote Expected Friday on Bill Related to Transgender Bathroom Usage By John Null • Feb 26, 2015 UPDATE: The bill's sponsor, state Sen. C.B. Embry tells Kentucky Public Radio the Senate will vote Friday on Senate Bill 76. The Fairness Campaign previously indicated the vote would be Thursday. Director of Kentucky's Fairness Campaign Chris Hartman says he anticipates the Republican-controlled Senate will pass a bill requiring students to use school bathrooms corresponding with their biological sex, but that it will stall in the Democrat-held state House of Representatives. 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" Dockery says the protestors weren't just from MNHHS. Students from Hopkins County Central High School and some home-schooled students also attended the Saturday rally. Dockery said the organizers of the rally are trying to promote awareness. Transgender Hopkins County High School Student Working on Petition to Use Bathroom of Choice By Whitney Jones • Jan 30, 2015 Ted Eytan/taedc / Flickr (Creative Commons License) A Madisonville North Hopkins County High School transgender student is working on a petition to allow him to use the bathroom he chooses instead of the handicap one made available for those who identify as transgender. School officials haven't yet received the petition, but say they'll seek legal guidance although they aren't aware of any laws regulating bathroom use. Meanwhile State Senator C.B. Embry filed a bill this month requiring students use the restroom corresponding to their anatomical gender. Fairness Campaign Director Chris Hartman says the bill comes after a Louisville high school allowed a transgender girl to use the women's restroom and locker room, which he says is the best option. "When we force a trans student to use a private restroom, a handicap facility, what that does is it says you are so different that we don't know how to accommodate you other than to isolate you and force you to use this restroom that's all yours," Hartman said. Embry filed the bill after the Kentucky Family Foundation approached him with a draft of it. Hopkinsville HS Students Allege Discrimination Over LGBT Related Yearbook Quote By Whitney Jones • Jan 28, 2015 Hopkinsville High School has refused to run three students' senior yearbook quotes that reference their LGBT lifestyles, and one of them has filed a petition against the school board saying its discrimination. Parents Appeal Policy on Transgender Students at Kentucky High School By Associated Press • Jul 3, 2014 A group of parents has appealed a decision by a Louisville high school to allow transgender students to use the restrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their sexual identities. The Courier-Journal reports the Atherton High School site-based decision-making council will meet next week to discuss the appeal, which was filed by Louisville attorney Clinton Elliott, who is with the Christian-based legal group Alliance Defending Freedom. The council voted last month to amend its policy after school Principal Thomas Aberli decided to allow a transgender student to use the girls' restroom and locker room. The student was born male but identifies as female. The appeal says the school panel's decision was "inconsistent with state and federal law, inconsistent with concerns for safety and inconsistent with concerns for liability." Stumbo Backs Bill Banning Workplace Discrimination for Groups Including LGBT Community By Jonathan Meador • Feb 19, 2014 Kentucky LRC House Speaker Greg Stumbo has cosponsored a bill that would protect lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employees from workplace discrimination. Stumbo is one of 18 cosponsors backing the proposed legislation filed by Louisville Rep. Mary Lou Marzian. The House Speaker says that his support for fairness coincides with his duty to uphold the constitution. "I've never stood by and allowed people's rights to be trampled in that manner. I don't believe in it. I believe the constitution is exactly what it is: It requires that everybody be treated the same way regardless of your creed, color, national origin or sexual preference." Stumbo says that he thinks there's increased support in his chamber for the bill compared to previous years. Report: Kentucky Improving Levels of Equality for LGBT Community By Jonathan Meador • Nov 20, 2013 A new report measuring the level of equality given to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Kentuckians shows some signs of improvement. The Human Rights Campaign released its second annual Municipal Equality Index, which examined laws and policies that foster LGBT equality in nearly 300 American cities. Four Kentucky cities were included in the report—Bowling Green, Frankfort, Louisville and Lexington. Although the cities scored below the national average, Fairness Campaign executive director Chris Hartman says the numbers show a substantial improvement over last year. "Lexington made a big splash; Louisville improved its score by a number of points; and Frankfort went from zero points the previous year, one of I think only three cities that achieved a zero score in 2012, to making it on the map in 2013," said Hartman. 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To put the "Observation Deck" into better perspective and scale, here is also his sketch to illustrate the basic idea. I think it doesn't take a lot of imagination to realize that there is simply no place for a place like the Ten Forward lounge introduced in the second season of TNG.
Andrew Probert on the Ten Forward addition:
"With ALL of the window groupings I provided for such a space, on the saucer's forward underside, why did they decide to put it in the rim as they did?
At least work with the model (already established) and have header and footer windows with some sort of full-width graphic display running across the sensor-strip housing,… but, no."
Obviously, both the people that made the proposal for Ten Forward and the people who sanctioned it did not (want to) understand the actual scale of the Enterprise-D and/or simply didn't care.
It's another sad and erroneous example of the infamous "nobody will measure it with a ruler" Hollywood prejudice Andrew had already been fighting against during TMP production (e.g. size of movie Enterprise's recreation deck).
The problem with Ten Forward is not only its height, another problem are its three windows that cannot be rationalized with the acclaimed 6-footer VFX model of the Enterprise-D Andrew meticulously supervised – because the 6-footer only has two of these large windows at the bow!
Did they try to fix this mistake?
Yes, by commissioning another and less popular model (the one with the protruding surface panels) known as the 4-footer for the third season. They made the forward saucer hull thicker to somehow accommodate Ten Forward and changed the alignment of windows to have three at the bow's center. As an unpleasant side effect the entire interior and vertical deck arrangement changed if you really want to rationalize the design alteration (I don't dare to examine if the exterior windows still match those decks).
Here is an article with many graphic illustrations to reveal the problem.
I can only agree with the authors that "it's a pity that the Art Department did not go with Probert's well-thought out concept in the first place."
(and that's not the only item once you google for "Probert Ambassador Class"...)
For a general and occasional TNG viewer none of this is probably relevant, but given the amount of most commendable accuracy illustrated in this thread, Ten Forward could apparently be an issue that somehow needs to be resolved. YMMV
Thanks for the bigger images!
And a big topic. Although I concentrate my energy into the first four decks I thought about that matter as well and made some decision on it very early on in the project. I read the Ex Astris article on it, too.
But, as much fun it would be to intirely re-design Ten Foward (to align to the 6fter), it is the goal of this project to prioritize the interior sets we saw on the show. It means, first there is the Ten Foward Set from the show. And from this on, I have to solve the problems around it.
And since the Sternbach-blueprint-outline of the ship model is supposed to match the 4ft model and this model has the actual space for the Ten Foward stage, it will be the ship outline of the Sternbach bluebrints I will use. Meaning: the outline of the 4fter!
I know it sounds like heresy.
But I understand this to be the only way to make the project consistent and as close to what we saw on the show. And believe me, it was no easy decision.
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And, you're right, I rarely stick my nose in unless it's to complement a good effort or help clear up some misinformation... and that's usually only when someone gives me a heads'-up, since I'm so busy most of the time.
Yes, I thought so. I hope you stop by, when I have to design not seen places. I really would appreciate hints/thoughts on the original ideas for designing the ship!
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"Fake proportions"? Don't you have studio blueprints? I have a couple of simple versions that might help (if I can find them).
I do have several blueprints! - Though, I couldn't be sure that those scans are 100%. So, some time ago I had this phase when I was questioning the measurements and blueprints which caused me to try out a lot. I came to the conclusion that I could trust my stuff with some configurations.
I obviously did a mistake, by not changing back the placement of the bridge screen after my trial&error business and thats why I "faked proportions" for a while, since I created the objects, based on ultimate limitations of the volume of the structure (limitation, set by helper objects or actual objects) and every objects already existing contour.
I corrected it now for most objects and the next images shows a stage blueprint over the latest bridge build. Before the changes the bridge was shorter. Now, it corresponds with the blueprints again and the bridge is of correct lenght.
The greatest deviations from the blueprints derive from the little changes I made by using the tng screenshots and adjusting my (virtual) camera focal lenght etc as close to what I see in the shot. Several perspectives of one structre helped me to close in on the actual definition of the structure. So, I cant know if the blueprints are correct (the construction crew might have changed details for artistic or other reasons) on f.i. the walls, but I know that my observations are based on looking on the actual set by using the screenshots and watch episodes. And that's why I will go with my observations.
More images from the new interior. The difference is not easy to see. But there are still objects that need adjustments and you can use them for comparison.
Still things wrong with the ceiling. Still has to be finished.
And a sneek peek of a new area. These a VERY very first drafts of the corridor between the bridge and the observation lounge. Expect it to change.
Ahh, ...right. I forgot to mention that the corridor from the bridge does indeed lead somewhere. The latest of the Observation Lounge.
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Social work researchers from the University of Washington have found that among a group of active-duty Army personnel who use illicit drugs, the most abused substance is synthetic marijuana, which is harder to detect than other drugs through standard drug tests.
The research will be published in the July 2014 issue of Addictive Behaviors, but is already online.
Synthetic marijuana, sometimes called "Spice," is made with shredded plant material coated with chemicals that are designed to mimic THC, the psychoactive compound found naturally in marijuana. The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration has listed several of synthetic marijuana's main compounds as Schedule 1 substances, making them illegal. But producers of the drug keep synthesizing new compounds to try to get around those bans.
"Because the formulation is constantly changing, one batch could be innocuous while the next batch affects you totally differently and you land in the hospital with seizures," said Tom Walton, project director for the UW study and a research coordinator in social work. "So the health effects are very unpredictable."
Those health effects have not been widely studied yet, but emergency rooms have reported seizures, nausea, vomiting, and cardiovascular and respiratory problems. Psychological effects of using synthetic marijuana can include anxiety, confusion, agitation, irritability, depression and memory issues.
The U.S. military has banned synthetic marijuana in all branches of the service.
Participants in the UW study came from the Department of Defense-funded Warrior Check-Up, a telephone-based intervention trial for Army personnel with untreated substance use issues who are ambivalent about making changes or engaging in treatment. All participants were stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington state at some point during the 2011-2014 recruitment period.
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Hewlett-Packard said Tuesday that it's the victim of a multibillion-dollar fraud at the hands of a British company it bought last year that lied about its finances.
HP CEO Meg Whitman said executives at Autonomy boosted the company's figures through accounting tricks, which convinced HP to pay $9.7 billion for the company in October 2011.
Autonomy's former CEO said HP's allegations are false.
HP is now taking an $8.8-billion charge to align Autonomy's purchase price with what HP now says is its real value. More than $5 billion of that charge is because of false accounting, HP said.
Hostess says mediation with union fails
Hostess Brands lived to die another day.
The maker of Twinkies and Ding Dongs said late Tuesday that it failed to reach an agreement with its second-biggest union. As a result, Hostess plans to continue with a hearing today in which a bankruptcy court judge will decide whether the company can shutter its operations.
The renewed talks between Hostess and the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International Union came after the company declared last week that it would move to wind down its business and start selling off its assets in bankruptcy court.
Browne named manager for Blue Cross
Phyllis Browne, director of the state House Republican communications office, has been named communications manager for public policy and social mission for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan. Her colleague, Ari Adler, will be the interim communications director for the House GOP.
Congress, administration urged to strike deal
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on Tuesday urged Congress and the Obama administration to strike a budget deal to avert tax increases and spending cuts that could trigger a recession next year.
Without a deal, the measures referred to as the fiscal cliff will take effect in January.
Bernanke also said Congress must raise the federal debt limit to prevent the government from defaulting on Treasury debt. Failure to do so would impose heavy costs on the economy, he said. Bernanke said Congress also needs to reduce the federal debt over the long run to ensure economic growth and stability.
Hiring boost helped lower jobless rates
An increase in hiring helped lower unemployment rates in 37 U.S. states last month, the latest indication that the job market is slowly healing.
Unemployment rates are now below 7% in 23 of the 50 states. The Labor Department says rates rose in seven states in October and were unchanged in six.
Best Buy records a 3Q loss, sales slump
Struggling Best Buy reported another dismal quarter on Tuesday, recording a third-quarter loss and continued sales slump just as the crucial holiday season revs up.
Adjusted for restructuring charges, it earned 3 cents per share, well below analysts' expectations. The news sent shares down 13% to their lowest level in more than two decades. The electronics chain is trying to reverse a years-long decline in its business as competition from online stores and discounters increases, and consumers' tastes shift from more-profitable items like TVs and desktop computers to less-profitable smartphones and tablets.


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Okay, I'm putting some led under the jewel. I'm putting 8 5mm blue leds off a 12v (i think thats right ... its one of those fan molex things ... tell me if thats not 12v), and i used a resistor calculator to figure that i needed a 56 ohm 3 watt resistor. ... I have a bunch of a bunch of 100 ohm resistors. Can i wire a few resistors in series, and the leds in parallel?? If so, How many of the 100 ohm resistors. I was thinking 6, but thats me just 1/2way understanding and making the best guess.
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You can't use the 100 ohm 1/4 watts to replace a 56 ohm 3 watt resistor. What you can do though is instead of wiring it in parallel to 12V, wire it to 5V and put one 100 ohm resistor per LED.
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I would connect all your LED's to the RED wire (5V). Then use SICKdimension's resistor calculator (found at his web site) to calculate which resistor you need. That way you have 8 led's and one resistor!
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IN FRANCE, about 70 percent of water services are privatized. French corporations continue to vie for control of the global water supply. But in 2010, Paris, in a case of "remunicipalization," exited contracts with Paris-based Veolia and Suez Environnement, the world's two largest water service companies.
I am not shy about using the saltshaker, and neither I nor anyone else in my family has any sort of problem with blood pressure. That's because we mostly don't eat things that come out of packages or from fast-food places (where someone else takes them out of packages), and the salt that is a problem in the North American diet doesn't come from the saltshaker but from the extreme levels of sodium in packaged foods.
But you will never hear Michelle Obama say that.
There was a similar unutterability to everything having to do with AIDS back in the day. Even when scientists had a fairly clear understanding of the nature of the threat and how it was spread, most "official" speech tended toward a hedging: "we don't know what causes it; we don't want to say what's causing it …" Even today people don't get tested because they don't want to know, even though getting tested obviously doesn't give you the virus — it merely points out that it is there. It seems to point to so much more, though.
As a nutrition student in college, I paid attention to the food we would eat on campus and became keenly aware of how much plastic and material was used and disposed of because of the way our food was packaged. It upset me to see so much packaging thrown in the trash every day. I raised concerns with the Dining Services committee and became a staunch advocate for a better recycling program on campus.
That was my first foray into understanding the relationship between the food system and environmental concerns and their consequent impact on health – something that became a much larger part of my life upon graduation, when I read the book The Omnivore's Dilemma by Michael Pollan and joined a network of dietitians focused on Hunger & Environmental Nutrition.
The more I read and learned, the more I came to understand the sobering facts about the impacts that our industrial food system has on our society. Power in agriculture has become more and more concentrated over the past several decades, leading to many "monocrops" – large swaths of land devoted to growing only one type of crop rather than a diversity of crops that keeps fields vibrant and healthy. We've seen unprecedented extinction of species as a result. Artificial fertilizers lead to soil runoff, nitrous oxide emissions, and pesticides polluting our waterways.
This is a very personal column. In December of last year, I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. There were no symptoms or problems, just some results from a routine blood test that needed to be checked out. I remember being on a conference call when I saw the doctor was phoning with the results of a biopsy, but continued on with the other call assuming I could return it later to hear that there were no problems. There were problems, he told me, and I would need to see a surgeon.
Surprise was not the right word — not even shock. The news felt incredulous to me. I was about to launch a new book tour early in 2013 and everything seemed to be in control. And Sojourners was involved in intense advocacy work around immigration reform, gun violence, and the budget/sequester battles. There had to be a mistake, or surely some convenient treatment that would suffice. Certainly, I would work this all out privately, and stay on schedule for everything else. But then the conversations started, as did meetings, further testing, time-consuming activities, discussions of medical options — and a deepening anxiety began to grow over the next several weeks.
The book tour for On God's Side, both U.S. and U.K., had to be postponed and reset without saying why. I kept the health news and discussions in a small and close circle of family, friends, and senior staff. And I did my best to go on as if this wasn't happening. But it was.
If you eat food, here are two newish books you should know about.
You may already have met Robert H. Lustig, author of Fat Chance: Beating the Odds Against Sugar, Processed Food, Obesity, and Disease (2012). Lustig is the UCSF professor whose surprisingly riveting 90-minute lecture, "Sugar: The Bitter Truth," has already had nearly 3.5 million hits on YouTube. The thesis of his lecture: it's not dietary fat that's making Americans gain weight, it's sugar. And sugar is doing much worse things than increasing our clothing size. It's setting us up for a whole range of lethal diseases that are almost entirely avoidable.
In Salt Sugar Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us (2013), Moss, a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter, tells what the food industry has been up to during the last couple of decades. Food executives, Moss says, are nervous: people are figuring out that convenience foods aren't good for them.
The first Christmas after my daughter was born, I got a two-year membership to 24 Hour Fitness as a gift. Included in the membership was one personal training session.
My trainer bristled with annoyance at my "fad diet" when I told him we were going Paleo for three months. Then he showed me to the elliptical machine and told me that he lost weight by drinking sugar-free Kool-Aid all day and ordering off of the light menu at Taco Bell.
Obviously, our philosophies weren't in line. But I was still able to get some cardio, weights, and an occasional spin class in at the gym. No hard feelings. But staying motivated and committed to working out while staying home with a toddler has been hard.
That might be because I haven't tried CrossFit.
I think CrossFit is like secular church. It offers more than weight loss or fitness. It speaks to our innate desires for community, purpose, and transformation.
This morning, Madu walked the one kilometer path from his village to my house. He is married to Sirima and they have two children: four-year-old Sira, who they call Bonnie, and two-year-old Musa, who they call Papa. He told me that Papa had burned his hand and wrist in the morning cooking fire.
Maybe the path to civility and peace can be found somewhere along the path from my house to Madu's village.
"Do you have any medicine for a burn?" he asked.
There is a hospital in our small town on the southwestern edge of Mali, but its small staff of doctors serve a large population of people without the use of technology, electricity, or even running water. Many times people come to me for help and healing before they go to the hospital because I have free first aid supplies, a generator, and a deep water well. I consulted my ragged copy of Where There Is No Doctor and turned to the section on the treatment of burns.
"Another world is not only possible, she is on her way. On a quiet day, I can hear her breathing."
~ Arundhati Roy
Who could have imagined an economy in which gentle vegetables were subversive?
But this is our world. A world where a vegetable, whose growth is imperceptible to the naked eye, can spider a crack into the concrete of our industrial food system.
We find ourselves in a food economy that sickens us. Health is divided along race and class lines: the food economy particularly sickens those whose wages do not allow them to buy the foods that can cure us of the diseases industrial "foods" cause.
Corporations, which do not speak the language of human love and health, wrangle to profit from the stream of ill Americans falling from the industrial foods conveyor belt. But we know that type 2 diabetes, heart disease, obesity, and some cancers are fully preventable by replacing part of what we eat with fruits and vegetables.
Why, in a wealthy, fertile country are we wrecking the environment to produce foods that kill us?
Most members of the clergy are taught to put the physical and spiritual needs of others first, but that self-denial may be harmful to their own health, according to a new Duke University study.
Studies of United Methodist pastors in North Carolina found high rates of chronic disease and depression, and researchers worry it can be difficult to convince clergy to seek help.
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Thankful Things Thursday: The Magic Of The Holiday Season
Date: December 20, 2012 at 9:30 am- by Ali- Comment(s): 41
It's been an emotional few days, huh? In the wake of the Newtown tragedy, I can't decide if it feels trite to put on a peppy, thankful face (let's be honest, my "thankful things" are hardly deep thoughts and are […]
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Thankful Things Thursday: The Little Things
Date: December 13, 2012 at 8:40 am- by Ali- Comment(s): 40
Good morning! Do you know what's great about this week? Everything. I exaggerate. But only slightly. This week has dragged on and has felt never-ending, but it's also been one of the most productive weeks I've had in a long […]
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When Nothing Goes According To Plan
Date: November 5, 2012 at 8:36 am- by Ali- Comment(s): 126
One major lesson I've learned this year is that no matter how hard you try — no matter how many pretty little To-Do lists you make — life doesn't always follow your plan. In fact, more often than not, live […]
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Thankful Things Thursday: For Safety, Pride & Resilience
Date: November 1, 2012 at 9:32 am- by Ali- Comment(s): 70
Well today's edition of Thankful Things Thursday should be pretty easy, huh? After all that's happened this week, I'm feeling extraordinarily grateful, so please allow me to let it all out. I'm thankful for the safety of my friends and […]
The Morning After
Date: October 30, 2012 at 9:23 am- by Ali- Comment(s): 52
I have lived in New York City for almost six years. In that time, I have never felt unsafe or scared. I never felt unsafe walking home to my first apartment on East 102nd Street, naively listening to my headphones […]
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Marathon On My Mind
Date: October 22, 2012 at 8:48 am- by Ali- Comment(s): 44
Here's a fun fact: Up until last week, I really wasn't excited about running the New York City Marathon. In fact, I wrote my "10 Reasons I'm Excited To Run The New York City Marathon" post last week in part […]
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Thankful Things Thursday: I Am Myself Again
Date: September 13, 2012 at 9:24 am- by Ali- Comment(s): 51
It's funny how much can change overnight. For so long, my life was following a crappy path. I spent hours every day in the bathroom. I was in fairly constant pain. My joints ached, I had spontaneous fevers and I […]
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The Weekend I Stopped Hating Racing: The Bronx 10-Miler Recap
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Thankful Things Thursday: On Powering Through
Date: July 26, 2012 at 9:34 am- by Ali- Comment(s): 44
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A Bonus Piece Of Thankful
Date: July 6, 2012 at 9:18 am- by Ali- Comment(s): 41
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Cutting calories can cut down on pounds in middle age, study says
TUESDAY, Jan. 6 (HealthDay News) -- Eat less, weigh less.
While it may sound painfully obvious, nutrition experts have been divided over whether cutting calories leads to long-term weight loss, because the practice can sometimes boomerang, triggering binge eating and weight gain.
But, new research suggests that eating less can pay big dividends, particularly as you age.
Publishing in the current issue of the American Journal of Health Promotion, researchers from Brigham Young University reported that the middle-aged women they studied had more than twice the risk of significant weight gain if they didn't cut back on food consumption.
"Some suggest that restrained eating is not a good practice," BYU professor Larry Tucker, the study's lead author, said in a university news release. "Given the environmental forces in America's food industry, not practicing restraint is essentially a guarantee of failure."
The researchers followed 192 middle-aged women for three years and compiled information on their lifestyles, health and eating habits. The analysis revealed that women who didn't practice more restraint while eating were 138 percent more likely to put on 6.6 pounds or more, the news release said.
Columbia University researcher Lance Davidson, who was not involved with the study, said the findings underscore a key principle of weight control.
"Because the body's energy requirements progressively decline with age, energy intake must mirror that decrease or weight gain occurs," Davidson said. "Dr. Tucker's observation that women who practice eating restraint avoid the significant weight gain commonly observed in middle age is an important health message."
Tucker said the benefits of cutting back on what you eat aren't limited to your reflection in a mirror. Healthful eating equals better health, he
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West, the Mayor of Quahog on Family Guy, is one of the stars short-listed for DWTS this coming season.
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Richard Marks joins Universal Network Television as vp of business affairs, it was announced by Neil Strum, exec vp of Universal Television Productions. Marks will be responsible for business affairs for the Universal series THE AGENCY and THE DISTRICT, as well as pilots ABOUT A BOY, SLICE O' LIFE and KAREN SISCO.
Marks was vp in charge of business and legal affairs for Nelvana Communications and had been exec vp/general counsel at Kushner-Locke Company, where he oversaw legal and business affairs for all divisions of the publicly traded company including, development, finance, production, post-production, marketing, advertising and distribution of all production and programming. Marks has also held positions such as sr vp and general counsel at Media Home Entertainment, counsel at Walt Disney Pictures, vp in charge of business and legal affairs at Weintraub Entertainment Group, senior counsel at Paramount Pictures Corp. and senior counsel at the Ziegler Agency.
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SAN ANTONIO — Saying goodbye to players such as Colt McCoy and Jordan Shipley wasn't easy for Texas coach Mack Brown. Both accomplished great things on the field, but Brown will remember them for who they were off the field, too.
"These are young guys who don't drink, don't cuss," Brown said. "They're what all of us want our children to grow up and be like. They were not afraid to be different publicly. They were not afraid to say, 'No, I don't cuss. I don't drink. I'm going to act right, and I'm going to do right.' They were very visible and they did that. I think that's what they did. They set a new standard."
Both McCoy and Shipley finished their collegiate careers with the Longhorns last season.
In four seasons as the Texas starter, McCoy won more games than any other quarterback in NCAA Division I history (45). The Jim Ned graduate also set several UT records, including career touchdowns (102), passing touchdowns (85) and passing yards.
Shipley, the son of Brownwood football coach Bob Shipley, was a two-time All-American receiver for the Longhorns. He set school records for career receptions (284), and he was second all-time for receiving yards (3,191) and touchdown receptions (33).
Both players were taken in the third round of NFL draft — McCoy by the Cleveland Browns and Shipley by the Cincinnati Bengals. Both are unsigned.
Brown, talking to the media Monday during the Texas High School Coaches Association's 78th annual Coaching School, said he was proud of the way McCoy and Shipley handled themselves on and off the field.
"I can say Colt and Jordan, when they won, they were very humble," Brown said. "When they lost, they took the hit themselves. They did not put it on anybody else. They didn't make excuses, and they always talked and spoke to you guys with integrity, and I'm really, really proud of that. I think they set a high standard for others to follow."
Brown said both McCoy and Shipley stood apart as college athletes willing to talk publicly about their religious faith — and made a lasting impression.
"Both of those guys were guys of such character and faith that you just can't imagine the amount of e-mails I personally got from families about their children, about themselves, about the influence both of them had in their lives," he said. "They were not afraid to talk about their faith publicly. We don't get into faith with our football team publicly, but they were not afraid."
And sometimes that faith helped Brown with his coaching duties. Brown said Jordan was on a knee, reciting a bible verse to kicker Hunter Lawrence just before Lawrence's game-winning kick as time expired in the Big 12 title game against Nebraska. So instead of dealing with his kicker, he decided to focus on something else.
"I said, 'God's handling that. I'll go over here and handle the offensive line,'" Brown said.
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Outside experts, however, said at the time that, though the news was serious, there was no reason to panic.
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Srikanth Kolluru, an assistant professor of pharmaceutical sciences at Texas A&M Health Science Center, said that people "who are on this medication currently should be made aware that it might cause brain infection [PML] or any other infections and possible symptoms so that they can contact their physician immediately."
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STILLWATER — This game had all the requisite ups and downs of an instant classic. But much like the final score, the Cowboys had more positives than minuses in the end. Nothing was more positive than their ability to hang in there when the going got tough.
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You can't fault these Cowboys' grit. When everything seemed stacked against them, they just kept coming. After K-State went ahead 38-37, OSU answered with a two-play touchdown drive. And after K-State answered that, OSU put together a four-play, 65-yard drive. Then the Cowboy defense held despite a 15-play drive by the Wildcats.
Not one of the Cowboy star's greatest games. Usually sure handed, Blackmon fumbled not once but twice. A mishandled punt in the first quarter gave K-State life after OSU scored 14 quick points. Then with the Cowboys clinging to a four-point lead late in the third quarter, he fumbled at the K-State 1-yard line. His mistakes likely cost OSU 10 points, but he made up for it, finishing with 13 catches for 205 yards and two touchdowns.
The Cowboys knew that Wildcat quarterback Collin Klein was going to run, but they did little to slow him. Klein rushed for 144 yards on 29 carries. The only thing that slowed him down was his offensive coordinator. With first and goal from the 5-yard line in the final seconds of the game, K-State went to the air on back-to-back plays. Both were incomplete.
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A test that shows how many eggs a woman has in her ovaries may help young women with breast cancer know what their reproductive function will be after chemotherapy, a new study finds. The results will be presented Sunday at The Endocrine Society's 93rd Annual Meeting in Boston.
Called the anti-Mullerian hormone (AMH) test, this blood test measures levels of an ovarian hormone that reflects the size of the ovarian reserve, or remaining egg supply. Currently, doctors use it to quantify a woman's ovarian reserve before in vitro fertilization treatments. Now researchers from Scotland have found that measurement of AMH indicates how likely it will be for a woman to still have eggs in her ovaries after chemotherapy, which can often damage a woman's eggs and cause infertility.
"Future reproductive function is a concern for many young women with cancer," said lead investigator Richard Anderson, MD, PhD, professor of clinical reproductive science at the University of Edinburgh. "This test will be of benefit to women with newly diagnosed cancer to help decide whether they need to take steps to preserve their fertility."
In the U.S. alone, breast cancer is diagnosed in more than 25,000 women younger than 45 each year, according to the American Cancer Society.
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Ernie Grunfeld has steered NBA teams for almost 25 years, spending time with the Knicks, Bucks, and currently, the Wizards. This two-part post reflects upon his career.
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The Wizards/Bullet franchise isn't celebrating its 50th anniversary--neither the one that counts the first two seasons in Chicago, nor the one that doesn't. But why?
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