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Heart Healthy Eating
The Heart Healthy Diet encourages long-term changes in eating habits to help reduce the risk and progression of heart disease. Eating a balanced, healthy diet is the first step into heart healthy eating. Other general guidelines and instructions include:
By consuming 6-8 small, balanced meals a day rather than 1-2 large ones, calories are distributed throughout the day and lead to less overeating at meals.
Limit fat intake to 40-60 grams per day. Choose lean, well-trimmed cuts of meat; these usually include round and loin cuts. Don't forget to remove the skin on poultry! Also, use low-fat/fat-free dairy products and limit fried/fatty foods.
Saturated fats stimulate cholesterol production in the body. They are typically solid at room temperature and mostly found in animal products including beef, lamb, pork, poultry skin; dairy products such as whole milk, cream, and some cheeses; stick butter/margarine; shortening; egg yolks. Try to limit these fats to no more than 10-15 grams per day.
This fat increases LDL (bad) cholesterol. They come from partially hydrogenated vegetable oils often found in fried foods and processed foods such as crackers, mixes and baked goods. It is recommended that these fats be eliminated from the diet. Read the ingredient lists on food labels for the words, "hydrogenated oils."
Unsaturated fats may lower your risk of heart disease and are those that are liquid at room temperature. Olive, corn, canola, and peanut oils; avocados; walnuts, pecans, almonds and pumpkin/sunflower seeds are some examples.
Increase intake of foods that are naturally high in fiber, especially soluble fiber. Try to eat 15 grams of soluble fiber (legumes, fruits, root vegetables – carrots/potatoes, oats, barley and flax) a day. Every 1-2 grams of soluble fiber consumed can reduce LDL (bad) cholesterol by 1%. Foods high in fiber may promote a greater reduction in cholesterol than a low-fat, low-cholesterol diet alone.
5-9 servings a day are recommended. Keep in mind that bright, colorful fruits/veggies are more beneficial.
Soy protein leads to a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol, which lowers blood cholesterol levels and may reduce the risk of heart disease. Examples of soy include soy milk, soy nuts, edamame, textured soy protein, roasted soy nuts, etc.
Dietary cholesterol comes from foods of animal origin including meat, milk, ice cream, cheese, and eggs. Egg yolks are very high in cholesterol. Limit intake to no more than three egg yolks per week.
Use low-fat cooking methods, like baking, steaming, grilling, broiling, poaching, or roasting. Remove skins and trim leftover fat from meats/poultry. Cook with unsaturated oils like canola, corn, or olive oils. Use no more than one tablespoon of oil for sautéing or use a nonstick cooking spray. For dips or toppings, use low-fat products such as low fat sour cream, cottage cheese, or yogurt.
Research shows that oils naturally present in fish (such as Omega-3 fatty acids) may be helpful in reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease. Choose low-fat cooking methods such as baked, broiled or poached fish. Avoid fried fish. Fish rich in Omega-3 fatty acids include salmon, tuna, mackerel, herring, and trout.
Research suggests that high sodium intake can be related to high blood pressure. If you are on a salt restriction, it is recommended to consume no more than 2,400 mg of sodium per day. Read food labels carefully and look for high-sodium ingredients such as salt, sodium chloride, monosodium glutamate, or broth. Do not add salt to your food at the table or when cooking. Limit processed or pre-packaged foods, as sodium is often used as a preservative.
Legumes (dry beans, peas, lentils) can be used as meat alternatives. One cup of cooked legumes provides less saturated fat and cholesterol; however, the same amount of protein as two oz. of meat.
These help reduce the amount of cholesterol that is absorbed in the digestive tract. Research shows that Benecol Spread? (plant stanols) and Take Control Spread? (plant stanols) may lower total and LDL cholesterol by 10-14%. Two tablespoons of these margarine spreads per day are recommended.
Exercise will help with weight management, may lower triglycerides, and help control blood cholesterol. Exercise is recommended, but should always be approved by your physician.
- Cholesterol: A fat-like substance that is essential for life. It does not dissolve in the blood and therefore, has to be transported to and from the cells by special carriers called lipoproteins. Cholesterol is composed of several different lipoproteins.
- LDL: (Low Density Lipoprotein) is the "bad" cholesterol. This can slowly build up on inner walls of arteries and can help to form plaque which may increase your risk of heart disease. An LDL level above 150 is considered a high risk for heart disease. To achieve a healthful LDL level/cholesterol level; eat less saturated fat and cholesterol, eat more high-fiber foods, and lose excess weight.
- HDL: (High Density Lipoprotein) is the "good" cholesterol. Research indicates that this carries cholesterol away from the bloodstream and out of the body. A high level of HDL seems to protect against heart disease. A healthy level for men is greater than 40 mg/dL and for women is greater than 50 mg/dL. To achieve this, maintain a healthy weight, quit smoking, and get regular aerobic exercise such as jogging, swimming, biking, or walking.
- Triglycerides: The chemical form of fat in which most fat is found in foods as well as in our bodies. Stored fat in our body is made of triglycerides. Extra calories not used immediately for energy are converted to triglycerides and stored in fat cells. Alcohol causes the liver to release more triglycerides into the blood. A normal range of triglycerides is less than 150. To achieve this, be physically active, avoid high sugar beverages, reduce alcohol intake, eat a diet moderate in fat.
BREAD, CEREAL, RICE, PASTA (number of servings are based on individual needs)
Breads Serving sizes =
1 slice of bread
½ bun
¼ bagel (4 oz.)
Choose: Whole wheat, multi-grain, oat bran, whole French, Italian, Pita, bagels, English muffins, buns, tortillas (not fried)
Look for > 2 grams of fiber per serving.
Choose less often: Breads that are fried or made with cheese or egg products; butter rolls, croissants, Danish pastries, sweet rolls, doughnuts, quick breads, and cornbread Cereal Cereal Serving sizes =
½ cup cooked cereal
¾ cup ready-to-eat cereal
Choose: Low-fat ready-to-eat and cooked varieties, high-fiber cereals (greater than 5 grams of Dietary Fiber per serving) Choose less often: Granola cereals made with coconut, coconut oil, palm oil, animal or vegetable shortenings, sugar-coated cereals Pasta Pasta Serving size =
½ cup cooked
Choose: Whole grain pastas, spaghetti, macaroni and no-yolk noodles Choose less often: Pasta made with butter, whole milk, cheese or cream sauce, egg noodles, chow main noodles, commercially prepared pasta mixes Crackers
Crackers Serving sizes =
4-6 crackers
12-15 pretzels
3 cups popped popcorn
Choose: Wheat crackers, saltine, animal, graham, rye or oyster crackers, melba toast, bread sticks, matzo, pretzels, popcorn (low-fat) Wasa.
Choose crackers with less than 3 grams of fat per oz.
Choose less often: Crackers that are high in fat or made with cheese, butter, coconut or palm oil VEGETABLES Serving sizes =
½ cup cooked
1 cup chopped, raw
Choose: Any vegetables, except those prepared with ingredients to limit, fresh or frozen vegetables Choose less often: Fried vegetables or those prepared with butter, whole milk, cheese, or cream sauce FRUIT
Serving sizes =
½ cup canned or frozen
1 medium size raw
½ cup juice
Choose: Fresh, frozen, canned or dried fruit
Fruit juices: fresh, frozen or canned
Choose less often: Coconut, fruit salad made with high-fat dressing/cream sauce BEEF, VEAL, PORK, LAMB, POULTRY, FISH (5-6 ounces per day)
Serving size =
5-6 oz. per day
Choose: USDA Select or Choice grades trimmed of fat (round, sirloin, flank, tenderloin, rib, chuck, and rump roast, T-bone, porterhouse, cube steak, ground round, lean ground beef (> 90% lean) Choose less often: Prime grades of beef, prime rib, heavily marbled and fatty meat, regular ground beef Veal Serving size = 5-6 oz. per day Choose: Lean chop, roast, leg Choose less often: Ground or processed, rib roasts Pork
Serving size =
5-6 oz. per day
Choose: 95-98% fat-free ham, lean top or sirloin chops and top or sirloin roast, tenderloin (unbreaded), Canadian Bacon
Choose less often: Spare ribs, ground pork, pork sausage, bacon
Serving size =
5-6 oz. per day
Choose: Skinless chicken, turkey (preferably white meat), Cornish hen, duck or goose (well-drained of fat)
Choose less often: Fried chicken, poultry skin, turkey or chicken hot dogs (unless < 3 grams of fat per oz.)
Serving size =
5-6 oz. per day (include 2 servings of baked, broiled, or grilled fish per week)
Choose: Fresh, frozen, or canned fish and shellfish
Choose less often: Fried fish, fried shellfish, commercially breaded fish
Processed Meats
Choose: Meats with < 3 grams of fat per oz.
Choose less often: Processed meat with > 3 grams of fat per oz. such as bologna, pimento loaf, salami, sausage; such as bratwurst, Italian, knockwurst, Polish; hot dogs, bacon
MILK, YOGURT, CHEESE (2-3 servings per day)
Milk and Yogurt
Serving sizes =
8 oz. milk
8 oz. yogurt
½ cup low fat ice cream
Choose: Skim, 1%, nonfat or low fat dry milk, low fat buttermilk, non fat yogurt, non fat/low fat frozen yogurt, ice milk, sherbet, puddings or custards made with skim milk and no egg yolk, non fat sour cream
Choose less often: 2% or whole milk, cream, half & half, coffee creamer, non-dairy cream substitutes, evaporated whole milk, condensed milk, commercial milk shakes, whole milk yogurt and ice cream, whipping cream, non-dairy whipped topping, sour cream, non-dairy sour cream (Imitation diary products should also be avoided. Many are "cholesterol free" but may contain large amounts of coconut or palm oil.)
Serving size =
Limit to no more than 1 oz. (1 slice)
Choose: Those with no more than 3 grams of fat per oz., skim milk, farmer, mozzarella, low-fat ricotta, low/non-fat ricotta, dry parmesan, dry 1% or 2% cottage cheese, non-fat cream cheese
Choose less often: All varieties made with whole milk or cream such as cheddar, American, Swiss, whole milk mozzarella, Monterey Jack, Colby, cheese spreads, regular cream cheese, creamed or full-fat (4%) cottage cheese, all varieties of full-fat cheese products
Eggs Serving size =
Limit egg yolks to 3 per week
Choose: Egg whites (2 whites can be substituted for one whole egg in recipes), cholesterol-free egg substitute Choose less often: More than 3 egg yolks per week, egg substitutes made with saturated fat Dry Beans and Meatless Alternatives Choose: Beans: black, garbanzo, kidney, lima, pinto, navy, soybeans; peas: black-eyed, chick, field, split, lentils, tofu Choose less often: Meatless dishes prepared with high-fat sauces or full-fat cheese Nuts and Seeds
Choose: Walnuts, pine nuts, pecans, almonds, chestnuts and peanuts; sesame, pumpkin, soybean and sunflower seeds, non-hydrogenated peanut butter (limit to one tablespoon per day)
Choose less often: Coconut, corn nuts (may be roasted in coconut oil), cashews, macadamia nuts, pistachios FATS, OILS, SWEETS (use sparingly)
Monounsaturated Fats
Choose: Unsaturated oils: canola, olive, peanut, avocados, nuts; almonds, cashews, peanuts, pecan halves, peanut butter, and other nut butters, olives (ripe or green)
Choose less often: Coconut oil, palm kernel, and palm oil Macadamia nuts, Brazil nuts, pistachios, pine nuts Polyunsaturated Fats Choose: Margarine: tub or squeeze made from allowed oils, light or diet margarine (especially soft, tub or liquid forms) Oil: corn, safflower, sesame, soybean, sunflower Salad Dressing: regular or low-calorie made with allowed oils, skim milk, or low-fat yogurt, vinegar and oil, lemon juice, low-fat mayonnaise Nuts: walnuts, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds Choose less often: Butter, lard, shortening, bacon fat, stick margarine, dressing made with egg yolk, cheese, sour cream, or whole milk; coconut, milk skin Sweets Choose: Angel food cake, commercially prepared cookies and cakes labeled 2 grams of fat or less per serving, gelatin, sherbet, ice milk, fruit ice, fudgesicles, popsicles, Newton-type cookies, ginger snaps, sourballs; Lifesavers, gum drops, candy corn, jelly beans, hard candy, jelly, jam, marmalade, preserves, molasses, honey, syrup, marshmallows, sugar Choose less often: Sweets made with animal fat, coconut, cream, egg yolk, chocolate, carob, solid shortening or whole milk; commercially made pie, pie crusts, cookies, cakes, muffins, sweet rolls, doughnuts, ice cream, commercially prepared cookies made with hydrogenated fat
HEARTY SUBSTITUTES – One-for-one Substitutions
Rather than: Try this: Whole milk, 2% milk Skim or 1% milk, nonfat dry milk Nondairy creamer Nonfat dry milk, skim or 1% milk Evaporated whole milk Evaporated skim milk Ice cream Low-fat or fat-free ice cream, frozen yogurt, sherbet, soft-serve, popsicles, fudgesicles, fruit ice Sour cream Low-fat/fat-free sour cream, plain non-fat yogurt Whole milk cheese (American, cheddar, Swiss, Velveeta, etc.), cream cheese Cheeses labeled less than 3 grams of fat per oz., dry cheeses, 1% or 2% cottage cheese, fat-free cream cheese, Parmesan cheese Butter, lard, shortening, stick margarine Tub margarines without trans fatty acid: Brummel & Brown®, Canola Harvest®, I Can't Believe It's Not Butter® Light, Smart Balance®, Promise®, Fleishmann's® Original and Light Mayonnaise and Salad Dressing Low-fat/fat-free varieties, plan non-fat yogurt Whole egg Egg whites, egg substitute Coconut, corn nuts, cashews, macadamia nuts Almonds, chestnuts, peanuts, pecans, pistachios, pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds, walnuts (occasionally) Bacon, bacon bits Canadian bacon, imitation bacon bits French fries Baked fries (homemade, not precooked varieties) Chips Pretzels, fat-free microwave popcorn, baked chips, low-fat crackers Doughnuts, pastries, etc. Oat bran muffins, English muffins, bagels, graham crackers, vanilla wagers, animal crackers Bologna, salami, hot dogs Turkey or chicken breast, lean ham, lean roast beef, soy or fat-free hot dogs Hamburger 90% lean ground turkey breast, chicken or beef, texturized soy protein Sausage (Polish, Italian, pork) 85% lean sausage (turkey, beef or pork) Prime Rib, New York Strip, T-bone, Ribeye Filet mignon, sirloin, flank steak, round, lean roast beef
Recipe calls for: These substitutes will decrease
total/saturated fats
Baking chocolate (1 oz.) 3 TBSP unsweetened cocoa power + 1 TBSP oil Whole milk or cream (1 cup) 1 cup milk or 1 skim milk + 2 TBSP oil or 1 cup evaporated skim milk Buttermilk (1 cup) 1 cup skim milk + 1 TBSP; let stand 5 minutes Sour cream (1 cup) Non-fat yogurt or mock sour cream: blend until smooth, 1 cup low-fat or dry cottage cheese, 1 TBSP lemon juice, 2 TBSP skim milk White sauce (1 cup) Heat 1 cup skim milk; add 2 TBSP flour to thicken Creamed soup Skim milk, add 2 TBSP flour Nuts Healthy choices include adding almonds, peanuts, pecans or walnuts Egg 2 egg whites or ¼ cup substitute = 1 egg Homemade egg substitute: 1 egg white, 2 tsp oil, 2 tsp nonfat dry milk, yellow food color 2 eggs: 1 whole egg and 2 egg whites Margarine/Shortening (1 Tbsp) ¼ TBSP liquid oil Oil Half amount of oil can be replaced with pureed plums or prunes, mashed bananas, applesauce for bread recipes
American Heart Association Low-Fat, Low-Cholesterol Cookbook
American Heart Association Low-Fat & Luscious
American Heart Association Quick & Easy Meals
American Heart Association Low-Salt Cookbook: A complete guide to reducing sodium and fat in your diet
Delicious Food for a Healthy Heart: Over 120 Cholesterol-Free, Low-Fat, Quick & Easy Recipes, by: Joanne Stepaniak, 2001.
Cooking with Herbs & Spices: Easy, Low-Fat Flavor, by: Judy Gillard, 1999.
Lickety Split Meals: for Health Conscious People on the Go! by: Zonya Foco, 1998.
American Heart Association, Inc. "Diet and Lifestyle Recommendations." 2006.
American Heart Association "Diet and Nutrition: 2004. Nutrition Fats. 10 Nov. 2004.
Carle Clinic Association, "Eat for your Heart Health" handout, 7/05.
Carle Clinic Association, "Hearty Substitutions" handout, 4/03.
Communicating Food for Healthy Newsletter. 2002.
Heart Health Partnership. Turning Over a New Leaf: Your Heart-Healthy Living Guide. Vol. 4 No 2. 2003.
McNeil Nutritionals. Benecol®. 2000-2004. "Benecol® Products." 9 Nov. 2004.
Sodexho, Inc. Nutrition Guidelines for a Healthy Heart. Sodexho.
SportWell Center Heart Healthy handout.
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of Illinois student and you have questions or concerns,
If you are concerned about any difference in your treatment plan and the information in this handout,
you are advised to contact your health care provider.
Visit the McKinley Health Center Web site at: http://www.mckinley.illinois.edu
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Party Scene:
Lots of Drunk People – Also easy weed connections, I assume. I don't go out much.
Lots of Middle-Far Easterns – However I feel that Hispanics are under-represented.
Many Options – There are many options for transportation. The school provides buses that travel through all of the campus and the Port Authority buses can take you anywhere in the city.
Campus Housing:
The options all provide a nice place to live and learn. The dorms offer a sense of community and allows students to become friends and help each other with school work.
Off-Campus Dining:
There are a variety of options in Oakland and all have something special to offer.
Our sports rock!!! Pitt's basketball team is always the top team in our conference. Football games are attended by many people. Student sections cheer on all the teams.
Diversity is our middle name. There are so many different people here, especially international students studying here. People get along great and the campus really encourages acceptance of everyone.
Local Area:
Located inside Oakland, a college town about 5 minutes outside downtown Pittsburgh, the University of Pittsburgh offers so much through both the college and the town. Pitt offers so much to its students, from local eateries, to school events, free museums visits, beautiful scenery in the parks, public transportation to take you anywhere, concerts almost every night, and friendly faces everywhere you look. Everything you could want is found either in the town or a short drive away. There are about five colleges right in the town as well, so plenty of chances to meet other students. It is also a very safe atmosphere.
Although the school has shuttles and also provides free city transportation, the buses tend to be late and there is a lot of time between them.
Easy Transportation – There is little to no parking in Oakland, so if you're driving, be prepared to pay for a garage. There really is no need for a car at all though because the Port Authority buses are really easy to catch and Pitt students ride for free. Just be sure you know what your stop is called.
Drug Safety:
A lot of people smoke marijuana so if you're not comfortable with that Pitt might not be the right place for you. Drinking is also VERY common.
Strictness in the Dorms – There are quiet hours in place for every dormitory on campus. Even though they are helpful and keep loudness in check, if you live in the Towers like I do, noise travels fast and gets magnified. In general though, it shouldn't be much of a problem. Even if you hate them at first, you will come to love them by the time the first exams come around. Another semi-annoying strict feature is that you have to be present to sign friends in and out of the dorms and you will get penalized if you never sign them out at all regardless of whether they left or not. Also, you have to sign every single time.
Pitt has these self-service printers that are so helpful and easy to use. All you have to do is install it on your computer and then when you go to print, use your Pitt username and password. Then, whenever you have time to go pick it up (stays there until you print or delete it), just swipe your card in the card reader attached to the printer and hit print! Also, Pitt students get 900 free prints so there really is no need to have your own printer unless you don't want to go to the dorm lobby. Also, most places on campus have wireless and secure access. Only downside really is that the actual dorm rooms don't have wireless; but Pitt does provide ethernet cables for free.
Local Area:
There are great sights to see in Pittsburgh as well as good shopping. But although there is a lot to do in Pittsburgh, the weather and the public transportation here don't make it a very fun option.
Local Area:
The Clean New York City – Pittsburgh is a large city with so much to offer. The sports are "high octane." The museums, restaurants, attractions are all geared towards the student. The city is built around this university. In fact, the internship and job opportunities are overwhelming.
Drinking Is Less Severe – Drinking gets you in trouble with the university when its done in dorm rooms, drugs get the police called immediately
Drug Safety:
Drinking Is Big – There are always parties on weekends, but most people just drink. Not a lot of drugs, drugs are a much harsher consequence
Party Scene:
plenty of restaurants, pick up sports games, and parties to choose from on the weekends and weekdays.
Pittsburgh weather is very unpredictable. it can go from rain to sun in 10 minutes
Campus Housing:
Fun, plenty of people, depending on RA could be a great time or very strict,
Plenty of places with computers including labs, library, and various locations.
Neurosci = Love – I can't wait to delve deeper in my major. Sophomore year is a magic year because your pre-reqs are done and you can FINALLY start taking the classes specialized for your major. LOVE IT.
Health & Safety:
Campus is safe; but some of the student housing places are a little seedy. At the beginning of the year, especially, a lot of shady stuff goes down in South Oakland. North Oakland is generally thought of as safer, though it's farther from main campus buildings. That being said, I live in South Oakland and I've always been fine. Just, never walk alone after midnight. I think that's the smartest thing to do. As far as campus itself goes, there's nothing to worry about pretty much ever. I've walked around Forbes and Fifth at all hours of the night and I've always been fine.
Science Is Tough – I'm a neurosci major, and I just started. It's really hard the first year because the atmosphere feels so cut throat. A lot of the professors seem like jerks, but think about it. If you spend every semester teaching the same insane, rearing to go freshman who are going to step on anyone and anything in order to get the grade, then you would be the same way. I UTA a Bio 1 class, and sometimes the hostility we get from the class is amazing. That being said, when I was in the class, that mutual bonding over hating the teacher was something that lifted us up and helped us get through it. Intro science classes are hard. No lie. But anyone can do it, if they're willing to put in the time and the effort.
Off-Campus Housing:
For the amount you pay in room and board it's cheaper to live off campus, but you give up a lot of the nice amenities of living on campus like the proximity to classes and the actual living conditions
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Overall, students agree that they wouldn't trade their Pitt experience for anything. As with most decisions, there are a lot of things to consider. If you don't like living in a city environment, Pittsburgh may not be the place for you. While it doesn't have the feel of New York of Philadelphia, the area is definitely urban. Also, Pitt is a large school—you're in for some big lecture classes and a somewhat overwhelming campus during the first year or so. Everything will seem to get smaller after you've been around awhile, though. Weather can be a concern if you're used to a warmer climate—snow, rain, and wind rule Pittsburgh winters. This is something that you can easily get used to though, unless you're a diehard warm weather fan.
What Pitt does offer is high-caliber academics, plenty of student organizations, and countless opportunities, such as study abroad, cultural activities, and sports. If you're willing to become active on campus, there's a lot more to Pitt than meets the eye. The University's location can also be a great advantage—Pittsburgh itself is a great city that is a positive environment for students to live and learn in, thanks in part to the city being home to a number of colleges and universities. The social scene is always jumping, locals are friendly, and there's always something to do if you explore a little. The best idea is to visit and try to get a feel for the area. You can get the same quality education at Pitt that can be found in many smaller, expensive schools, but here you'll pay less to have a vibrant city right at your doorstep.
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I Think He's Hiding Lyrics
Artist: Randy Newman
Album: Randy Newman
If the Big Boy comes tomorrow
There'll be no more teardrops
There'll be no more sorrow
If the Big Boy comes tomorrow
Will he take you with Him?
Have you been good?
Have you been bad?
If you haven't lived the way you should
You'll wish you had
When the Big Boy brings his fiery furnace
Will He like what he sees
Or will he strike the fire and burn us?
Oh, He's so great
And He's so straight
And you know he's watching
Have you been good?
Have you been bad?
If you haven't lived the way you should
You'll wish you had
Come on, Big Boy
Come and save us
Come and look at what we've done
With what you gave us
Now I've heard it said
That our Big Boy's dead
But I think He's hiding
I think He's hiding
I think He's hiding
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"Kricher's book is of interest to environmental historians and historians of science not only on account of the information it contains, but also because within it there is so little of the scholarship of the history of the environmental sciences with which we, in the humanities and social sciences, are familiar."--Jane Carruthers, Environment and History
"With The Balance of Nature, John Kricher has done us the favor of producing the book our non-ecological parents should read. In a scant 200 pages of accessible prose, Kricher weaves together three themes about which any literate citizen should be aware. . . . The Balance of Nature hits its mark. Buy a copy for your parents, your students, and your children today."--Aaron M. Ellison, Ecology
"The relationship between science and non-science belief systems especially religious belief system has always been an uneasy one. Even though this book clearly sides with science in disclaiming the notion of the 'balance of nature', it is still relevant to people who hold to the Judeo-Christian creation belief and of other religious backgrounds who are interested in the workings of the natural world."--Richard S. Mbatu, International Journal of Environmental Studies
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"John Kricher masterfully describes the ancient origins of the concept of a balance of nature and its unquestioned incorporation into the thinking of many ecologists and conservationists. This concept implies an overarching purpose or design in the natural world, making it inconsistent with our understanding of how evolution works. Kricher shows that we can understand and protect natural ecosystems better by rejecting the assumption that nature is a well-designed machine and accepting the true complexity created by numerous interacting species."--Robert Askins, Connecticut College
"This is a highly readable account of ecology, rich in substance, metaphor, and examples. The author's main goal is to puncture the cozy idea that nature is in a state of balance. While the concept of balance fitted the philosophy of some of the ancient Greeks and their intellectual descendants, John Kricher explains how it has repeatedly failed the test of empirical science. Nature, he shows, is much more interesting."--Peter R. Grant, Princeton University
"A deft and inviting tour of ecology and evolution, a book of revelation about the balance of nature that really counts, namely that between ourselves and the living planet. This is an appealing read that reveals the most important story of human history."--Thomas E. Lovejoy, president of the H. John Heinz III Center for Science, Economics, and the Environment
"Kricher's new book challenges our long-held belief in the balance of nature. Presenting fascinating evidence in a highly readable style, Kricher makes the case that no, there is no balance within nature, but yes, we need a sounder ethic that trumpets the urgency that we must save our environment--now!"--Herb Raffaele, United States Fish and Wildlife Service
"Kricher is an excellent storyteller and this is an important story to tell. I thoroughly enjoyed this little book. It is chock full of interesting ideas that challenge conventional wisdom. The Balance of Nature is a fun read throughout, and will appeal to a broad range of readers both within and outside the discipline."--Richard Karban, coauthor of How to Do Ecology
"Kricher dispels the popularly held notion that nature exists in some single, harmonious balance, and shows how, as a consequence, we need to change the way we view nature. His passion and breadth of understanding come through very clearly. The Balance of Nature is a charming and very readable book."--Oswald Schmitz, Yale University


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Wrapping up the big bowl season
Many people try to make the case that the bowl season is pointless. And, sure, playing 35 games, only one of which has any sort of consequence, does seem kind of pointless.
But if you think that, you're missing the point of bowl season. It's not about fairly crowning any sort of college football champion -- that's painfully obvious (hey, TCU!) -- it's about using exhibition games with fancy names to make definitive judgments about the strength of various conferences. We all just want to say that X is the best conference and Y is the worst. And if your favorite conference is deemed to be bad, it's just that everyone else is interpreting the data the wrong way. You see, it's actually quite awesome!
Let's see how it's done using this year's bowl performances:
Big Ten (3-5)
Hundreds of years from now when the current bowl system is finally and mercifully done away with, the Big Ten's -- I'm sorry, I mean the B1G TEN's -- five-team parlay of failure on 1/1/11 will still be considered the most embarrassing bowl performance of all time. It's obvious the conference is far from being anything close to Legends. And they blew any chance of being thought of as Leaders ever again with Ohio State playing the Tattoo Five in the Sugar Bowl.
Last year the Big Ten had a good bowl showing. Every other year in recent memory has been a disaster. As much as the Big Ten wants to pretend it's an elite football conference on par with the SEC, it's not; in fact, it might even be the worst BCS conference. And now it gets Nebraska, which lost the Holiday Bowl to a mediocre Washington team.
Bowl grade: F
How B1G TEN fans can convince themselves they're much better than that: First of all, it's the Big Ten -- the conference of both Leaders AND Legends -- and everyone knows how great the Big Ten is. That was established in the 1950s or something. There's no taking that back now. They're great. And anyone who tries to make the case otherwise just looks foolish.
But, sure, if we have to talk about evidence from this century, there was last year. And as the saying goes: 1 out of 10 ain't bad. Plus, Ohio State just beat Arkansas in the Sugar Bowl. Sure, they used a bunch of players who should have been suspended -- three of whom scored touchdowns in the game -- but it's about time the Big Ten has a dirty team in the conference to match up with all the other conferences. Just think how awesome it'd be if all of its teams cheated like all the teams in the SEC! (Even Vanderbilt! No good, dirty Vanderbilt.) The Big Ten would go 12-0 every bowl season! But, no, they have integrity and are the cleanest and most ethical conference. This can't be denied. And Michigan will become a power again now that Rich Rodriguez has been let go. So the bowl grade of "F" is just ignorant. The Big Ten gets an A+. "A+" tattoos for everyone!
Big East (3-2)
The Big East outperforms expectations most every bowl season. Of course, the expectations are that they'll lose every bowl they're in by a score of about 84-0. But while the conference doesn't have a lot of strength up top -- as evidenced by A) UConn somehow winning the Big East; and B) the Big East routinely getting hammered in a BCS bowl -- it at least has decent depth.
Bowl grade: C+
How Big East fans can convince themselves they're much better than that: TCU is, like, already a Big East team, right? So that Rose Bowl win was the Big East's. YES! Texas Christian ... pride of the East! It's hard not to be cocky about being the best basketball conference and the best football conference. But it's the Big East's cross to bear.
Big 12 (3-4)Oklahoma didn't lose its BCS game this year, so that's an improvement. Oklahoma State was dominant in a 36-10 win over Bob Stoops' brother in the Alamo Bowl, and Texas Tech squeaked by Northwestern. But Kansas State lost to Syracuse and Nebraska somehow lost to Washington. That wasn't the only upset. Ranked Missouri lost to a depleted Iowa team in the Insight Bowl. (I'm very disappointed that the Hawkeyes didn't play two guys. Did they not care about the "integrity" of the Insight Bowl?)
Bowl grade: D
How Big 12 fans can convince themselves they're much better than that: Texas A&M can knock off LSU in the Cotton Bowl, which would even the Big 12's bowl record. And, really, Nebraska's loss doesn't count because it is now a lousy Big Ten school. I don't want to hear that a "lousy Big Ten school" reaching the Big 12 title game doesn't say much about the rest of the conference. You're just a hater. To be able to have this kind of bowl season without Texas even being involved shows how awesome the Big 12 is.
It hasn't been the greatest bowl season so far. Two losses to ACC teams and Georgia lost 10-6 to something called Central Florida. Thank God for the Big Ten on January 1st. But despite the 138-45 three-team beat down, you know all you'll hear from Big Ten fans for the next forever is that Ohio State finally ended its SEC bowl failure against Arkansas. And, sure, you can point out that Ohio State cheated. Put that's kind of like the pot calling the ... oh, man. One of your players just got busted with pot.
Bowl grade: C (but that can go up to a B if Auburn wins)
How SEC fans can convince themselves they're much better than that: I can't even believe the SEC has to participate in this category. It's disrespectful to the greatest conference in college sports. But whatever. Fine. Let's humor them. OK, so the conference bowl winning percentage isn't so great this year. So what? Normally it is. Let's just ignore that this year and look at the fact that the conference has another team in the BCS title game. And, if Auburn loses, then let's point to the number of SEC players in the NFL to prove the superiority of the conference. And if it's a bad year to do that, we'll shift over to some other criteria. Whatever. Always one step ahead. People talk about SEC speed, but the fastest part about the SEC is how quickly SEC fans can tell you why the conference is the best.
Pac-10 (2-1)
Getting only four teams into bowls is not all that impressive. The Mountain West got five teams in and went 4-1. Arizona got crushed by Oklahoma State, but that was expected. Arizona deserves credit for even agreeing to appear in that bowl. Washington's upset of Nebraska was impressive and Stanford annihilated Virginia Tech. Next the Pac-10 gets a shot at the national title.
Bowl grade: B (but that can go up to an A if Oregon wins)
How Pac-10 fans can convince themselves they're much better than that: What do you mean "if" Oregon wins? Have you ever seen the Ducks play? Probably not, because you're an East Coast biased moron who goes to bed before all of their games so you can get up on Sundays and watch stupid NFL football. (As those who live in AFC and NFC West territory, we can attest that NFL football is an inferior product.)
So mark Oregon down for a big win. Plus the Pac-10 gets Utah coming into the conference, a bowl regular. And all this is without USC, one of the premier programs in college football, even being factored into the equation. Maybe one day the rest of the country will wake up and realize the best football conference is the Pac-10. But until then, Pac-10 schools will enjoy crushing everyone else.
First the good: North Carolina and Florida State both beat SEC teams in bowl games, NC State beat a BCS school in West Virginia and Maryland destroyed East Carolina. Not a bad batch of wins.
And now the bad: Georgia Tech lost to a non-BCS team, Clemson lost to a team that had a losing record in the Big East, Miami got crushed by Notre Dame -- in a bowl game, of all places, where it's almost impossible to lose to Notre Dame, let alone lose by a large margin -- and Virginia Tech, the conference champion with an FBS loss on its resume, lost 40-12 in the Orange Bowl.
Bowl grade: C-
How ACC fans can convince themselves they're much better than that: Uhh. Umm. Well ... Boston College still has to play No. 15 Nevada in the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl and chances are that will be another humiliating defeat, dropping the conference to 4-5. Al Golden's debut at Miami couldn't have gone worse. And former UConn coach Randy Edsall said Maryland was his "dream job" which ... kind of just makes me confused and sad for him. But I digress. The question was how ACC fans can convince themselves that they're much better than below average. Uhh ... I've got nothing. Sorry.
Thursday, Jan. 6
GoDaddy.com Bowl: Middle Tennessee State vs. Miami (Ohio) -- 8 p.m. ET on ESPN
Why this bowl is not worth watching: You can handle this one yourself, I think.
Why this bowl is worth watching: It's sponsored by GoDaddy.com. I don't know if the game itself will be worth watching, but the commercials might be ... "entertaining."
Bowl sponsor fun fact: You can get a new domain name at GoDaddy.com for just $11.99. Currently available is FireMikeHaywood.net. He's no longer the Miami coach, he's not even the Pitt coach, but in case someone hires him again, it's a nice investment for 12 bucks.
Player to watch: Dwight Dasher, QB, Middle Tennessee. Dasher had a rough season for the 6-6 Blue Raiders with 14 interceptions to only six touchdown passes, but maybe hearing his name will help you keep the Christmas spirit the whole year through.
Friday, Jan. 7
AT&T Cotton Bowl: No. 11 LSU vs. No. 17 Texas A&M -- 8 p.m. ET on Fox
Why this bowl is not worth watching: It's a good matchup between ranked teams, but at this point everyone just wants to see Auburn and Oregon.
Why this bowl is worth watching: Anytime you have the chance to see Les Miles coach a game, you take it.
Bowl sponsor fun fact: AT&T is the third-largest non-oil company in the United States. It's kind of unfortunate they're not into oil. If they had a spill, it would have terrible coverage.
Player to watch: Cyrus Gray, RB, Texas A&M. Gray has had six consecutive games with more than 100 yards rushing, including 223 in the regular-season finale against Texas on ... Nov. 25. November 25th? They haven't played since November 25th? I'm sure there won't be any rust at all.
Anyway, Cyrus Gray is good. And, for extra bonus points, his name sounds like that of a movie super-villain. You should watch him in case he has an amazing run or pulls off an ingenious heist.
Saturday, Jan. 8
BBVA Compass Bowl: Pitt vs. Kentucky -- Noon ET on ESPN
Why this bowl is not worth watching: Not worth watching? Pitt vs. Kentucky? At this time of year? It's a must-see game! Oh, wait. Why are they wearing helmets? And standing in grass? Crap. They're going to play football, aren't they?
Why this bowl is worth watching: Kentucky's starting quarterback won't be playing due to a bar fight. Pitt fired Dave Wannstedt, hired a guy who then got charged with a felony, and was just told by Wannstedt that he won't be coaching the Panthers in the bowl. This is must-see disaster TV.
Bowl sponsor fun fact: BBVA Compass is a financial holding company headquartered in Birmingham, Ala. Their financial advisors would probably tell you to not bet on either team to win this game.
Player to watch: Dion Lewis and Ray Graham, RBs, Pitt. Both Lewis and Graham ran for more than 800 yards this season and both of them are fast enough to run to safety if the Pitt program literally implodes.
Sunday, Jan. 9
Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl: No. 15 Nevada vs. Boston College -- 9 p.m. ET on ESPN
Why this bowl is not worth watching: Please. Please just start the Oregon-Auburn game. Please. We beg you.
Why this bowl is worth watching: It's a bowl game. An Oregon vs. Auburn-type substance.
Bowl sponsor fun fact: Kraft. Kraft makes cheese. You know what melted cheese is good on? Chips. Like Tostitos chips. THE TOSTITOS BCS TITLE GAME!
Player to watch: Colin Kaepernick, QB, Nevada. He's a very good football player. Like all of the players on Auburn and Oregon. Come on, come on! Get this game over with!
Monday, Jan. 10
Tostitos BCS National Championship Game: No. 1 Auburn vs. No. 2 Oregon -- 8:30 p.m. ET on ESPN
Why this bowl is not worth watching: You are a TCU fan.
Why this bowl is worth watching: Sorry, TCU, but after 34 bowls of no consequence, it's nice to have one that kind of matters.
Bowl sponsor fun fact: Tostitos sponsors the Fiesta Bowl and the BCS title game. Must be nice. "Oh, the Fiesta Bowl? Pffft. That's like our junker bowl."
Player to watch: Cam Newton, QB, Auburn. After the Ohio State-Terrelle Pryor fiasco, it's nice to get back to the purity of college football.
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The morality of prostitution
Politicians are, understandably, reluctant to talk about sex.
But my experience, as the chair of the cross-party group of MPs and Peers charged with looking at prostitution, is that this nervousness poorly serves those who work in the sex trade. Prostitution is rarely on the agenda. The last major cross party report was in 1996. The last major political intervention was a review of the law in 2004. Meanwhile, views on prostitution in this country are deeply polarised. For some, it is simply a matter of private choices. For others, the harm it inflicts on individuals and communities requires the state to take action.
Published last week, 'Shifting the Burden' examines the present legal settlement and makes recommendations to better tackle demand and protect those at greatest risk of exploitation. It is the result of a year long inquiry, led by the group I chair, which took more than 400 submissions of evidence.
We took compelling testimony from the women who sell sex, and the men who buy it; from the agencies we ask to police it, and the services that pick up the pieces. Our conclusion is stark: because lawmakers send no clear signals about the nature of prostitution, the most visible – women who sell sex – are targeted, while men who create the demand often walk away, without taking responsibility for the damage they do.
Alarming submissions highlighted the number of women who were survivors of child sexual exploitation; care leavers; or who entered the trade at an age where they could not consent. For most women in on-street work, drug and alcohol abuse are a fact of life. All this is a world away from the myth of the 'happy hooker' promoted on television and in film.
In our report we show that legislation is complicated and confusing, and loopholes allow men to escape prosecution for abusing girls as young as 13, and women trafficked into the country to be repeatedly raped. We show that policing and enforcement is unevenly prioritised and resourced across the country, with a few exceptions only made possible through extraordinary political leadership at a local level. At its worst this can trap women in cycles of abuse and prevent them from exiting prostitution. We examine why girls at risk of entry are not effectively diverted and women who wish to exit are unable to, often as a direct result of the law's stigmatising effect; and look at how notions of 'choice' are deeply problematic with regard to the sex trade. And we demonstrate the effect prostitution has on wider cultural attitudes with regard to gender equality and how demand might be tackled by making it less acceptable to choose to buy sex.
In short, we recommend a shift in the burden of criminality from those who are the most marginalised and vulnerable – to those that create the demand in the first place.
Prostitution is a complex issue, but that does not make it intractable. We hope that this report contributes toward making the case for stronger political leadership that will begin to address the deep harm it can cause.
Gavin Shuker is MP for Luton South and Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Prostitution and the Global Sex Trade.
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Skip to comments.2013 Dodge Dart: BACK After 37 Years!
Posted on 01/12/2012 4:03:13 AM PST by Reaganite Republican
|1975: last year of Dodge Dart production prior to replacement by the ill-fated Dodge Aspen
2nd car I ever owned was a '67 Dart. It got 50 miles per quart of oil.
Yeah, "click here" to see more pics — and ads — one that includes a down-the-shirt pic of a young lady, where you can get more information on "mutually beneficial arrangements" with single moms and college girls.
It's just a name. It's like saying you are naming your son after his great grandfather.
Pretty much irrelevant, other than the press it generates, which is the whole point.
Did they bring back the 340 with the holley six pack ?
Nice boobs, but that Dart is pretty ugly. My buddy had a 68 GTS Dart with a factory 383 in it. We beat a lot of the so called Super cars with that little car. Why can't they come out with a version of the old Darts just like Ford did with the Mustang?
No slant 6 not a real dart
Fiat by any other name,,,don't waste the money
My aplogies, AnglePark
Once I let it go through they wouldn't take it down, and if I strip the javascript code from my page they will cancel my ad account.
That ad is supposed to be removed today, it's not right for my site AT all
Ha ha ha, I was kind of thinking that
No Slant Six (or Super Six w/ 2 bbl carb!)
and that "chee chee chee chee" Mopar starter sound lol
Kinda nice body style...
My 340 was the biggest piece of junk I ever bought. Turned me to Jap/Korean cars for the last 35 years. Took it 6 times because the rear end kept tearing up. Was told I was racing it. Had 200 miles on between service calls. It finally got straightened out when the thing would stall at red lights when easing out. They messed it around for six months and finally told me "They ALL do it." Bought the crap in July of 1977 and the T-Top handle broke the second time I took the top off. In May of 1978, I went to a junk yard to get one off a wrecked Dart because I was tired of running around with plastic and duct tape on a brand new car. Next CAR I bought was an 82 RX-7, finest sport car ever made.
No problem, and thanks for the apology — woke me up faster than my coffee... ;-)
I've had these web ad folks approach me for my site, but I've never responded — I don't trust them. Sites are so cheap I don't need the ad help to pay for it, and I like regulating the "ads" I do have on my page since they all relate to the content.
If you want to make a little money from your site, though, going through these guys is about the only way to do it.
That is similar to why I went from hotmail to gmail. I got tired of having to look at scantily clad women every time I checked my email. Gmail is text only.
I have a 2004 dodge Ram 1500 4x4/hemi. by the time it had 60,000 miles on it, I had replaced a U joint, upper lower control arms, a wheel hub, a brake piston, a tie rod, and the rack and pinion. The vapor extraction system is failing as well and it has started rusting at the right rear wheel well. I will NEVER buy another dodge product.
There is nothing exciting about a front wheel drive car.
My first car was a 1960 Dart. Great tank, er, car ;-)
Just like they did with the Cougar. Yuck!
I wonder if you can get a Glock 9mm in that box under the seat.
Is that what they're passing off as a Dodge Dart these days? Are they serious? That's not a Dodge Dart, at all. My first car was a 1970 Plymouth Scamp - the Plymouth version of the Dart - with the slant 6 (one of the best blocks ever built) and I can truthfully say that I know Dodge Darts and this is not a Dodge Dart.
One of the great semi-sleepers of its day. It was not an easy car for John Q. to shove big tires under at the time when everyone seemed to feel the need to do just that. The Dart and the 383 are still (unfairly) generally under-appreciated, which is a shame.
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Personally, the old Dodge Dart made me think Ford Fairlane with a better power train and suspension. The new Dart makes me think Ho Hum. I assume there is Italian styling somewhere on the exterior of the otherwise ordinary looking car. (Honestly, would it even catch your eye if it wasn't fire engine red?)
For a modern car design with some retro hints I like the Chrysler 300.
However appealing (or unappealing) the new Dart's design is, there is no disguising the rundown state of the streets it was presumably photographed on - Detroit.
How mighty are (were) the fallen.
My parents had a '73 Dart Swinger, with the slant 6, an AM radio, and nothing else. It was puke green with a cute little flower sticker on the side. I never had the displeasure of driving it, but it was awful to ride in, and it must have been even worse to drive.
Resurrecting the Dart makes as much sense as Ford reintroducing the Edsel.
Here's a direct link to Chrysler site for it:
Looks like a Kia to me.
Mr Norm's Grand Spaulding Dodge
No dash mounted push button auto-trans gear selector?!? "Dart" in name only...a "DINO"!
My 1969 four door had the slant six. Nothing but reliable. Just like my 69 Camaro coupe. God I miss those cars....
My 1969 four door had the slant six. Nothing but reliable. Just like my 69 Camaro coupe. God I miss those cars....
Looks like a EuroFord
I owned a 73 Dart. Worst pile of sheet metal I've ever owned. I seem to remember that the first year and a half was OK and after that it was in the shop every 8 to 10 weeks. It was only 5 years old when the driver side wheel just fell off while pulling out of the driveway; ball joint failure. That car was nothing but a money pit that I could never take on long trips for fear of it breaking down. We replaced it with a New Yorker.
Will the push button transmission come back ?
Concerning the AMC Gremlin, I was thinking about that car the other day especailly the era we are in. We have a Jimmy Carter in the W.H. , gas prices are rising and some people are demanding a return of the 55 mph speed limit.
Forgot the other AMC car that looks more like a bubble. Have to see a redo on that car !
I used to know a guy who dragged raced and old dodge dart with a 340 and a push button transmission. He had 'Mr. Buttons' painted on the side of it.
My dad had the Dart hauled away when a relative passed and her Toyota became available.
Ah, the AMC Pacer. I knew a guy that had one of them. It was strange looking, but was a pretty decent car otherwise.
My Grandma had a 1973 Dart with a small-block 318cid V-8 and a three-on-the-tree manual transmission. It would catch rubber in each gear, at least when I drove it. :)
Didn't the Pacer have one door longer than the other?
It's amazing they were selling a car in 1975 that looked like it was designed in 1957.
Eewww, gross. I mean the car, not the boobs.
Why does this "Dart" look like just another jelly-bean design?
All new sedans have that same body shape. Look at the Hyundai elantra and sonata, they both look exactly like that, from the same angle.
Copy-cat industry.
Faux pas. 360.
You know, the problem is that BlogAds serves up EXCELLENT ads... this is the first one they gave me with such a shady outfit.
Normally it's TEA Party groups, books, self improvement videos, etc. The service is generally good too, that's why I couldn't just yell at them (it was my fault for not rejecting it before it went up, never had to check them in the past you know).
If you're just going to rebadge an Italian car with an American muscle car name, bring the Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder Performante over and call it the new Dodge Swinger.
How I miss Gary Gears doing live Mr. Norm ads over a recorded jingle on WLS. Now, there was real radio...
Like the boobs, the car...not so much
I owned one Dodge in my life, 1985 Dlodge Daytona Turbo. Thing literally fell apart before 45,000 miles
Been Japanese ever since
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Michael Price is an award winning composer, producer, arranger and music editor.[1] He writes in full orchestral and electronic and contemporary idioms, and is a producer, arranger and programmer.
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Michael's music career began with the Tonmeister course at Surrey University, where he won the PRS composition prize in 1990. After writing a number of scores for contemporary dance, he became Musical Director of DNA Dance and Music, whose projects included the arts council funded chamber opera "All the Garden Gold", based on the life of William Morris and the Pre-Raphaelite movement.[2]
Michael's first film work was in 1996, when he was invited by Michael Kamen to orchestrate and program electronic sounds for the Paramount film Event Horizon. This led to a 5-year working relationship encompassing a number of film scores in London, LA and Prague, and concerts in Berlin, New York, San Francisco and Geneva.[1] Following the production of the score to Band of Brothers, Michael was approached to music edit on The Fellowship of the Ring for New Line Cinema.[2]
In addition to composing for Zentropa's "Dommeren" and Slingshot Studios' Sugarhouse he scored 2 documentaries for famous producer and director Alfonso Cuarón; The Possibility of Hope, and Naomi Klein's The Shock Doctrine, both in 2007. Michael met Cuaron when he scored additional music for the Academy Award winning feature Children of Men, working with Cuaron as music editor.
Michael has also worked with fellow composer David Arnold, with whom he has written and arranged on a number of projects, including Edgar Wright's Hot Fuzz and Sherlock, the BBC television series created by Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss, that premiered on BBC1 on 25 July 2010. Michael and David also co-composed the music for ITV's Jekyll and Hyde television series which premiered in October 2015.[3]
Prior to work as a composer, Michael worked as a music editor with films including Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Richard Curtis' Love Actually, Bridget Jones: The Edge Of Reason and Nanny McPhee. As a music editor, Michael has been nominated for 4 MPSE Golden Reel Awards, winning in 2001 for The Fellowship of the Ring.
Michael also composed the score for the film Wild Target, a romantic comedy directed by Jonathan Lynn and starring Bill Nighy, Emily Blunt, Martin Freeman, Rupert Everett and Rupert Grint. This commission followed Michael's score for Wild Child, Working Title's teen film released in the UK in 2009.[4]
- Sherlock - The Abominable Bride
- Just Jim
- Unforgotten
- Jekyll and Hyde
- Sherlock Season 3
- Walter
- The Inbetweeners 2
- Big School
- Gangsta Granny
- The Tractate Middoth
- Another Me
- Delicious
- Lightfields
- Sherlock Season 2
- Mr Stink
- My Brother Marvin
- A Fantastic Fear of Everything
- Cheerful Weather for the Wedding
- Sherlock Season 1
- Island
- H. G. Wells' The First Men in the Moon
- Siren
- 7 Lives
- "Wild Target"
- "The Mountain Within"
- Wild Child
- "Swan Song"
- "Agent Crush"
- Crooked House (TV)
- "Outlaw Births (TV)"
- The Shock Doctrine
- Hot Fuzz
- Sugarhouse
- The Possibility of Hope
- Blind Date
- Dreamcatcher
- Eight Percent
- Dommeren (aka "The Judge")
- Some Things That Stay
- LD50 Lethal Dose
- Senses
- Ashes And Sand[6]
- Sherlock
- Children of Men
Music editor[edit]
- The Last Legion
- Children of Men
- Flyboys
- Nanny McPhee
- Goal!
- 'Bridget Jones: The Edge Of Reason
- Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King
- Love Actually
- Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers
- The Truth About Charlie
- The Time Machine
- Insomnia
- Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring[6]
Music release[edit]
- A Stillness (EP/Erased Tapes)
- Entanglement (Album/Erased Tapes)
Other credits[edit]
- The Mountain Within (conductor/music producer)
- Quantum of Solace (additional music arranger)
- Dido – Safe Trip Home (orchestrator for Jon Brion)
- The Da Vinci Code (booth reader)
- Coldcut – Sound Mirrors (collaborator and arranger for title track)
- 'Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (music assistant)
- Band Of Brothers (music co-producer/programmer/orchestrator/conductor)
- Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (music co-producer)
- X-Men (music co-producer)
- Frequency (music assistant)
- The Iron Giant (music co-producer/programmer)
- Metallica – S&M (music preparation/concert co-producer/audio pre-production)
- B.Monkey (programmer)
- what Dreams May Come (music co-producer)
- From The Earth To The Moon (music co-producer)
- The Winter Guest (music co-producer)
- Event Horizon (music co-producer)
- ^ a b "Michael Price Music". Retrieved 3 January 2010.
- ^ a b "BBC Film Network". Retrieved 3 January 2010.
- ^ "Michael Price Co-Scoring ITV's 'Jekyll & Hyde'". Film Music Reporter. 10 August 2015. Retrieved 20 December 2015.
- ^ "HotHouse Music". Retrieved 3 January 2010.
- ^ "Magazine Article". Record. 11 November 2011.
- ^ a b "Michael Price on IMDb". Retrieved 20 April 2016.


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As I write this, the time is 8:32 p.m. on Thursday, November 18, 2004, and I have just walked out on "Christmas With the Kranks" after roughly 45 minutes of mind-numbingly humorless, sit-com barrel-bottom idiocy.
An adaptation of John Grisham's "Skipping Christmas" that has been violently stripped of any semblance of humanity, this supposed comedy is about a couple called the Kranks (ha, ha, ha), played by Tim Allen and Jamie Lee Curtis, whose daughter won't be home for Christmas, so they choose to bow out of the festivities altogether and take a cruise. But apparently their choice amounts to a social offense of the first order in the bogus, plot-device suburbia where the movie takes place (during a transparently bogus winter). It even makes the newspaper.
Soon an army of neighbors are beating down their door like some Yuletide Gestapo, angrily demanding they put up their seasonal decorations while Curtis inexplicably cowers inside like a child.
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Turkey Recipes
Try out these easy turkey recipes
There's much more to turkey than just thanksgiving dinner. Whether you want to enjoy a mouthwatering bacon wrapped turkey or taste some turkey tetrazzini, there are a number of easy recipes to try out. Check out the meal ideas below, and learn more about how easy it is to cook a turkey when you use Reynolds' recipes and products.
Turkey-Cranberry Club Sandwiches
Prep Time: 20 minutes Cook Time: 12 to 14 minutes Servings: 8Read More
Teriyaki Meatballs
Prep Time: 15 minutes Cook Time: 12 minutes Servings: 4Read More
Skillet Turkey with Bacon and White Wine
Prep Time: 25 minutes Cook Time: 60 minutes Servings: 4Read More
Roast Turkey with Cranberry and Pomegranate Glaze
Prep Time: 20 minutes Cook Time: 4 hours or more, depending on the size of the bird Servings: 8 or more, depending on the size of the birdRead More
Easy Turkey Lasagna
Prep Time: 15 minutes Cook Time: 40 minutes Servings: 8 servingsRead More
Herb Roasted Turkey & Gravy
Cook Time: 2 1/2 hours to 3 1/2 hours Servings: 15Read More
Individual Turkey Meatloaf Cupcakes
Prep Time: 15 minutes Cook Time: 25 - 30 minutes Servings: 6Read More
Roast Turkey Breast Stuffed with Apples
Prep Time: 15 minutes Cook Time: 1 hour 15 minutes to 1 hour 30 minutes at 400°F; Stand: 10 minutes Servings: 8Read More
Italian Meatball Soup
Prep Time: 30 minutes Cook Time: 4 hours (HIGH) or 8 hours (LOW), plus 10 minutes Servings: 6Read More
Citrus Herb Roasted Turkey
Prep Time: 20 minutes Cook Time: 3-4 hours Servings: 14Read More