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Week 18 News
Hi everyone,
I hope you had an enjoyable weekend.
This week in Social Studies, we are applying our study of the Materials Economy to our final interdisciplinary performance task on relationships. The students will research the impact of the Materials Economy on a biome that they have studied in science, finding problems associated with the Materials Economy as well as finding and/or developing sustainable solutions. They will write and perform a TED talk style speech over the next three weeks.
In English, students are writing their scripts for a speech about a favourite book from the semester. They will perform the speech next week in class – Beck homebase will be on Wednesday 25th May and Vergel homebase will be on Thursday 26th May. Please help your child to practise their speech at home.
This Friday, May 20th is the last day for summer book checkout from the Library. All books not checked out for summer need to be returned by this day. The Genre Wheel reading project also finishes this week so all entries into their Genre Wheel logs need to be inputted by Friday.
Important information for the coming weeks
Hi Everyone,
I hope you have enjoyed the last two long weekends.
In Social Studies, we are continuing our study of the Materials Economy and sustainability. We have focused on the relationships between extraction, production, distribution, consumption, and disposal. We are working our way toward an interdisciplinary project at the end of the year in which students write and perform a TED talk-style speech about how a specific ecosystem is impacted by the Materials Economy. In English, students are brainstorming and researching information for a persuasive speech they will write about a favourite book from Genre Wheel.
Some important information:
- Summer Book Checkout time will be given to students this Wednesday 5/11.
– PLEASE READ THIS DOCUMENT for tips and information.
- Quiz this Friday 5/13 for SS. Students will demonstrate what they have learnt about the Materials Economy. We will review in class this week.
- Genre Wheel Persuasive Speeches will begin the week of 5/23.
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Week 16
I would like to thank everyone who came to the Future Forecast Product Convention this past week. It was great to see so many of you there.
This week is the first of 3 that will be short. This week, in particular, will only have 3 days of in class learning. Thursday is Activity Day and Friday is the start of our 4 day weekend. In English, the students have been asked to choose one of their favourite Genre Wheel book to use for a presentation. Over the next few weeks, students will understand why they liked the book so much, what others think about it, and then they will give a persuasive presentation to convince other Grade 6 students to read their chosen book.
Speaking of reading, students will continue to be given some time to read independently during class but we still hope that students will read for approximately 30 minutes every evening. This past week we looked at some reading statistics and many students formed new goals for the next month of the Genre Wheel project.
In Social Studies, we will continue our study of the materials economy. This week we will focus on production. On Wednesday, students will participate in an interactive learning activity called the Trading Game. It is a great way for students to understand how supply and demand works and how production fits within the materials economy.
Future Forecast Pictures
Thank you everyone for coming to the Future Forecast Convention.
Here are some pictures from the day. I was really impressed by how hard the children tried and how advanced their products were. I hope you were too!
NB. Apologies for the darkness of these photos, standing in front of the windows was not a good idea in retrospect!
Week 15 – Future Forecast Convention
Hi everyone,
I hope you had a good weekend.
We have a packed week this week as we officially end our 3rd quarter performance task and begin working with our 4th quarter content. To that end, all parents are invited (see my email) to our Future Forecast convention showcase this Wednesday. Thanks to everyone who has already confirmed attendance.
Our new interdisciplinary unit is called Relationships. This is a unit that builds learning in each core subject area throughout the quarter until the final couple of weeks where students will take their learning from each subject area and apply it to solve a real world problem. This builds from the product designs done in the Future Forecast, but this will be in the form of a TED Talk given at the end of the year.
Speaking of TED Talks, many thanks to Nanette Medved-Po for the fantastic TED Talk she gave last week. She spoke about how it is not enough for businesses simply to be profitable, and how it is important to contribute to the world too. This really struck a chord with a lot of the children, and they were very fired up afterwards. I think the future of the world is safe in their capable hands! Thank you Nanette!
In English this week, we will introduce the next (and final) part of our Genre Wheel project. This task is a persuasive presentation where students will use a variety of texts (including their chosen novel) to convince other Grade 6 students that their favourite Genre Wheel book is the perfect choice for a new Grade 6 student. The skills developed and nurtured here will apply to the final performance task of the year: The TED Talk.
In Social Studies, we are going to begin our study of the materials economy. This will begin with a viewing of the excellent video called The Story of Stuff. Please feel free to watch this at home in order to understand what students are learning in the classroom. By the end of the week, we will have developed a brief understanding of the whole process in the materials economy and we will spend a more focused lesson specifically on the extraction phase.
Week 14
Hello everyone,
This week will be a busy one with students preparing their advertisements and finalising their presentations for their Future Forecast project. They will be presenting Wednesday April 20th. I sent an email in regard to parents coming to see their presentations. If you would like to come see all of the hard work that they've been doing, please let me know.
Starting this week in English, students will be conferencing with me during lessons, tutorials and library time. They will be comparing and contrasting two books that they have read for Genre Wheel considering the elements of fiction.
On Wednesday, we are lucky enough to have Nanette Medved-Po, founder and president of HOPE (http://www.generationhope.ph/), coming to give a version of her recent TED talk to our students. I, for one, am very excited about this!
On Thursday/Friday, students will complete a short assessment where they will answer a series of questions related to their global issue and product. I have given them time to think about their answers for this, and they all have revision guides to help them.
Have a great week!
Week 13 – Welcome Back!
I hope you all had a relaxing and enjoyable spring break. I thoroughly enjoyed California and it was great to spend time with my family.
In Social Studies this week, students are brainstorming potential product designs to help solve the problems they have been researching in their "Future Forecast" task forces. Towards the end of the week, they will begin to design an advertisement (print or commercial) to "sell" their product at the upcoming product convention.
In English, students will be applying what they have learned about persuasive writing in the design of their "Future Forecast" advertisement. They will also be writing introductions and conclusions for the presentation of their product.
Starting this week, students will also be meeting with me for a reading conference in which they compare and contrast two books from their genre wheel goals. Students will be signing up for a specific date and time that will take place at some point over the next 6 weeks. They need to come to this conference prepared to discuss their two books in detail.
Have a great week!
Week 12 – Enjoy Spring Break!
It was great to see so many of you at the SLCs and to hear the conversations that were taking place between you and your children. I hope you enjoyed having the chance to look at their work and to chat about it.
We have a short week this week as spring break begins on Thursday. In our interdisciplinary unit, the Future Forecast, students will be working to finish up their research early in the week. Once the research is complete, they will be working together to truly understand the causes and effects of the global issue they chose. After that, they will start brainstorming possible solutions for their issue. Students will eventually present this project on April 20th.
Wednesday is International Day at school, so students are encouraged to wear clothing that represents their heritage (it could be more than one country!) or their house shirts. I'm going to come in red, white and blue for the Union Jack!
Also on Wednesday, we will introduce the second part of the Genre Wheel project. This will involve the students comparing and contrasting two books from different genres that they have read. They will need to prepare notes in advance (compare/contrast brain frame, for example) that help them to understand the similarities and differences in the elements of fiction in the two books. For example, they could compare/contrast a nonfiction text about medieval history to a historical fiction novel set in the same period. Or, they could compare/contrast a fantasy and a science fiction novel. They could also compare and contrast two novels in different genres written by the same author (Alex London for example). Some genres do lend themselves more favorably to comparing and contrasting, so I encourage you to ask your student questions about the books they have read in order to help them make some good choices. We are introducing this before the break so they will have a chance to get a new book and read it (or, at least, some of it) during the break. We will be scheduling our conferences once we get back from the break for the month of April.
I hope everyone has a fantastic, fun filled, relaxing break. I am jetting off to LA to see my brother who is studying at USC – very excited! See you all soon 🙂
Week 11 – Student Led Conferences
Hi all,
I am looking forward to seeing you at our Student Led Conferences on Wednesday. These conferences are great opportunities for students to demonstrate their learning throughout the year. They have all chosen three pieces of work from each subject that they want to share with you. I really hope to see lots of you there!
We are now into our Future Forecast project and students are busying working in teams to identify a problem, research it, and then create a product to positively solve that problem. Throughout the week, they will be researching their global issue by creating questions and determining the best places to answer them. This might include you!
We will also have a sentence structure and dialogue quiz this week. It will be on Thursday for Beck HB and Friday for Vergel HB.
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Featuring photo-documentation and narratives, the Bridge Browser offers photo-documentation and narrative discussion for thousands of selected historic bridges. Although selected bridges from around the world are listed, the Bridge Browser focuses on North America. Places listed in blue on the interactive map below have bridges available. The BridgeSeek search tool, is also available. This link has new and under-construction pages. There are currently 5026 bridges available in the Bridge Browser.
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Informative presentations designed to introduce viewers to the world of historic bridges. Utilizing photos and diagrams, the various terminology, construction, and configuration of historic bridges is discussed. A presentation on inspecting historic bridges is also available. This page also features some formal, yet easy-to-read, essays that further explore the historic bridge world.
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A comprehensive visitor's guide to this unique park located in Calhoun County, Michigan whose focus is the restored metal truss bridges within the park. Contains maps, photos, and links to bridge browser pages for the historic bridges within the park.
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Presented through the convenient format of Twitter, the Historic Bridge Newsroom is a simple collection of links to current news articles about historic bridges, as well as word-of-mouth news snippets. Coverage includes any historic bridges in the United States and Canada, which may or may not be in the Bridge Browser. This is a human-edited list of links; therefore coverage may be biased to the areas that those team members who maintain it are familiar with.
Features a collection of external links to other bridge websites on the Internet. Many other bridge enthusiast websites feature bridges from areas not covered by this website, and links to those websites can be found here.
Website Updates
August 3, 2018 - More Misc. Updates
A continuing effort to add bridges from a variety of locations is taking place. Over the past few weeks bridges from many states have been added. The main focus lately has been not so much to "fill in coverage" for a particular location, but to go through the extensive backlog of bridges awaiting addition to the website and pick some of the high significance bridges.
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June 27, 2018 - Misc. Updates
New Mexico and Colorado have been added to the website, albeit in a minor sense; a handful of bridges in New Mexico and one bridge in Colorado were added. A couple Texas counties were added; efforts to provide basic coverage (limited photo-documentation) of the most important historic bridges in Texas is ongoing, with the long-term goal of supplementing the initial webpages for these bridges with a more traditional full photo-documentation at a later date.
June 15, 2018 - United Kingdom Updates
This update adds a handful of bridges in the United Kingdom, marking the start of a project to add about 100 bridges from the UK to HistoricBridges.org Among these hundred are the top historic bridges in the UK, including some in this initial introduction. HistoricBridges.org is excited to bring our unique detail-focused photo-documentations to the UK which is home to the best preserved and most significant and unique collection of historic bridges in the world.
April 3, 2018 - Tennessee Updates
In addition to various updates across the country, a particular update which adds the monumental bridges of downtown Knoxville, Tennesee as well as the Shelby Street Bridge in Nashville is worth noting. Some additonal coverage for Nashville will be added at a later date.
January 18, 2018 - Misc. Updates
A couple more bridges in Europe have been added to confirm the functionality of the enhanced world-wide capacity of the HistoricBridges.org database. Expect to see more bridges in Europe and the UK slowly added over the year. In North America, bridges from various states and provinces have been added over the past couple months as well, the maps, menus and search tools have been updated to include all locations added up to this date.
Some behind-the-scenes website cleanup and database adjustments have also been made recently, and while everything seems to be working correctly, if you notice any unusual errors or pages not loading please contact us.
December 20, 2017 - Global Coverage Enhancements and Additions, and Ongoing Additions in USA.
The website has been slightly redesigned to better support overseas bridge entries. Several years ago the website was expanded to include less than a handful of bridges overseas, mostly as a test, using guest and Creative Commons photos from the Internet. This year, actual HistoricBridges.org trips have taken place including in China and eastern Europe. Thus, the "testing" of overseas coverage has ended, and the website design tweaks will ensure the website will fully support bridges added from any coverage. To inaugurate this redesign, two bridges from China have been added. Look for a handful of additional bridges in China as well as bridges in eastern Europe to be added in 2018. Also, additional overseas trips are planned for 2018 which will ultimately further expand global listings on HistoricBridges.org.
HistoricBridges.org global coverage is not planned to be extremely extensive or to overshadow the primary coverage areas of the United States and Canada. However, it is intended that the global coverage will help highlight some of the noteworthy historic bridges beyond the North American borders, and also create a sense of context in a global sense for bridges in North America.
Back in North America, bridges are being added from a variety of states and provinces, and this process continues. Ultimately, a lot of high significance bridges from a variety of states will be added, and better coverage for the states of Illinois and Virginia will be introduced going into the new year.
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Park View Townhouse - Summary Description
3-bedroom Apartment. Reader Satisfaction Rating
Park View Townhouse is 3-bedroom self-catering apartment set in a new 3-storey townhouse apartment conveniently located in the centre of the Crown Point area.
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The Park View Apartments is located at the intersection of Pigeon Point Road and the Claude Noel Highway.
The townhouse is new construction with modern finishes. It is very spacious and has 3 levels.
On the ground floor is the living room, 1/2 bath, kitchen and dining room. Off the dining room is a small shared pool.
On the first floor is the master bedroom (queen size bed) and its own verandah, the full bathroom and the second bedroom (2 single beds) are also on the this level.
The third level is a loft (single bed).
All the beds are mahogany and are made in Tobago. The shower stall and bathroom sinks are all glass. Internet available. Fully air-conditioned.
The townhouse is the heart of the Tobago's tourism district. Minutes away from the ANR Robinson International Airport. Walking distance to beaches, restaurants and night life.
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GPS coordinates
Coordinates to device
Latitude: 58.489578OR
Longitude: 16.939523
Latitude: 58° 29' 22"
Longitude: 16° 56' 22"
Directions to Arkösunds Hotell, Norrköping
From Stockholm by car
Take the E4 south from Stockholm. When you have driven for about one hour you get to town called Nyköping. When you have driven 10 minutes past Nyköping their will be a sign for Jönåker – Arkösund. Follow the road towards the ferry over Bråviken. This will take about 1 hour 40 min from Essingeleden to the ferry. The ferry leaves every hole and half hour. After the ferry you go towards Östra Husby. Follow road 209 towards Arkösund (about 25 min from the ferry to Arkösund). After that you are there and free to enjoy the pleasures of Arkösund.
From the south of Sweden through Norrköping
Drive to norrköping. Take the 209 towards Arkösund (by the E22 eastern Norrköping) the 209 is the road all the way to Arkösund 51 km and takes about 35 min
From the E22
Go on the E22 to Söderköping. After Göta kanal go north towards Östra Husby (about 2,5 km). follow the 209 towards Arkösund.
Information about check - in and check - out
Check in at 15.00 and check out at 11.00. Please contact the hotel if request about other check in and check out.


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Visiting BML
Public Tours
Public drop in tours are available most Fridays, 2:00-4:00 PM, for groups of less than 10 people.
Bodega Marine Laboratory will NOT be open for public visiting hours on the following Fridays:
- Friday, March 30, 2018 – no public visiting hours (University holiday)
Docent Led Tours
Since 1976 Bodega Marine Laboratory volunteer docents have led interpretive tours for all ages.
Public Education features at BML include numerous marine aquarium displays. Upon entering BML's West Wing, visitors experience a 24-foot-long display, containing many colorful local fishes and invertebrates, and a small kelp forest. Past that is a harbor aquarium, holding residents of our local estuary, Bodega Harbor. Next to that is a round aquarium that displays anemones and other organisms in our nearshore subtidal habitat. Elsewhere around the facility are smaller display aquaria featuring local and, occasionally, unique marine creatures. A tidepool mesocosm display allows visitors to experience the biodiversity and dynamic energy of the northern California coast.
Maps and directions to BML
Group Tours:
Group tours are scheduled on other weekdays up to four times a week. Group tours must be reserved and scheduled in advance. Tour size is limited to 45 adults or 30 children. A minimal fee is charged for group tours. For more information about arranging group tours please contact (707) 875-2211.
We thank our volunteer docents:
Our docents introduce BML to over 12,000 people annually. We are extremely grateful to our docents for their dedication to BML and enthusiasm for marine science interpretation:
Bea Brunn, Trevor Davey, Charles Greene, James Kelley, Rita Pampanin, Roger Patton, Diane Perry, Jo Ann Puglisi, Daryl Schloss, Barbara Shubin, Marcus Sugihara, and Jeffrey Zankel.


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Plumbing New Depths of Inanity in the Tea Party Crowd
Let me preface this column by saying that I don't think all conservatives and right-wingers are stupid. In fact I have some right-leaning friends of a libertarian bent who are really smart, and a lot of fun to argue with. They may have an unquestioning faith, bordering on religious zealotry, in the wonders of the "market," but like Jesuit-trained Catholics defending the existence of God, debating that faith with them can be entertaining and even challenging.
Having said that, I have to say that the so called "rock-ribbed" conservative crowd -- let's change that to "rock-headed" -- that serves as the foot-soldiers for the Koch-brothers-funded Tea Party "movement" are really low-wattage.
Back in 2008-2010, their incredibly inane rallying cry was: "Keep your government hands off my Medicare!"
Never mind that the Medicare these bozos were trying to protect is a government program.
Now, after the latest Supreme Court decision, with conservative Chief Justice John Roberts siding with the four alleged "liberal" members of the court to uphold the Affordable Health Care Act (Obamacare), the new cry from these dopes is that they want to move to Canada "because the US is too socialist."
I kid you not!
Wally Weldon (@WallyWeldon), is a classic of the genre. In a Tweet, he declares, "I'm moving to Canada, the US is entirely too socialist."
Van Summers (@VanSummers) chirps back, "Screw this commie country, I'm moving to Canada."
Problem: Canada has what might best be described as socialized health care. Way back in 1947, Tommy Douglas, a social-democratic provincial leader of the prairie province of Saskatchewan, introduced the first public hospital insurance program in Canada. That plan was expanded nationwide in 1957 in the face of militant opposition from the Canadian Medical Association. In 1962, Saskatchewan broadened the program to cover all medical costs, making health care in that province fully funded for all by the government. A conservative Canadian national government expanded the program in Saskatchewan nationwide in 1966. Doctors fees were set buy the provinces, but doctors responded by adding on private charges called "extra billing." That practice was banned in 1984, giving Canada the basic system it has to this day. It's quality health care at half the cost in terms of share of GDP (10%) that it is in the US (20%).
Canada's Medicare-for-all program is not socialist in the way that the British National Health program is socialist--with UK hospitals owned by the government and UK doctors receiving state salaries. Doctors in Canada still are private entrepreneurs, but their fees for service are set by the provincial governments. Hospitals can also be private, but patients only pay a nominal charge for treatment in them. Their costs and their reimbursements are negotiated by governments.


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Nissan has "almost" sold all of its model-year 2012 Leafs in the US on a jump in demand for the all-electric model during the latter part of the year, Nissan spokesman Travis Parman told AutoblogGreen.
The Japanese automaker had less than 900 Leafs on hand at the beginning of the year and will have sold most of those in January. Last month, Nissan started work on the 2013 model-year Leaf at its Tennessee plant.
While 2012's Leaf sales lagged those of 2011 for much of last year, demand picked up substantially towards the end of the year. Through the first nine months of the year, Leaf sales were down 28 percent from a year earlier, but Nissan finished 2012 with sales of 9,819 Leafs, up 1.5 percent from 2011. January 2013 sales figures should be released Friday.
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Thursday, February 28, 2019 at 7:30 PM
Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre
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Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre
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MAHLER Symphony No. 7 in E Minor
Mahler's brooding, enigmatic seventh symphony represents the composer at his most modern. Featuring such unconventional symphonic instruments as a cowbell, a mandolin, and a guitar, the symphony, which met with a baffled reception at its 1908 premiere, has gone on to ignite lively debate among scholars and composers worldwide. Often viewed stylistically as a portrayal of the transition from dusk to dawn, Mahler's Symphony No. 7 brings audiences through shadow and light, from a tentative beginning to a triumphant finale. Mahler 7 is a beast of work to behold, and a treat for the mind as well as the ears.
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A Fresh Take
Heineken House
Heineken House at the US Open created something fresh for fans – a modern and stylish beer garden where fans could watch tennis, eat, drink, and hang with friends.
Our space included ample seating with live feeds of all match play, plenty of bars so you never had to wait for a beer, lawn games and photo booths, a pop up No.7 cafe from trendy chef Tyler Kord, a pro shop with exclusive HH merch, and chances to win tickets to big games.
Legend Setter
In our second year of Heineken House we created Legend Setter – a tournament that dared fans to become legends by competing in a series of fun, tennis-themed, world record breaking attempts.
Legend Setters won tickets to big matches in Heineken's VIP Suite.
Partnering with Record Setter (Guinness World Records for millennials) we were able to amplify Legend Setter outside of the walls of the US Open. Leveraging Record Setters vast and engaged online community, we challenged people all over the world to compete and break our records at home.
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Pomegranate Couscous with Honey Greek Yogurt, Cherries, and Pistachios
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Author Notes: Well... I wanted to think up a new and clever way to use couscous, so I got to thinking about Israeli Couscous and how it reminded me a bit of tapioca or something. So then I thought that I could use juice to cook the couscous in, rather than stock, or water, or something. Oh what a clever girl am I, I thought! So I made the stuff, I photographed it, and then I sat down to taste it. And its... not so good. All the other stuff--the greek yogurt, the cherries, the pistachios--they're all great! But, the couscous. Despite the juice, its still a little wheaty. I don't know, maybe y'all will like it? Naw, not likely. I'll just go ahead and give myself an A for effort, if that's okay with everybody? Good. Thanks. —Helenthenanny
Serves: 6 servings
cups Pomegranate Blueberry Juice
cup Sugar
cup Israeli Couscous
cups Honey Greek Yogurt
1 1/2
cups Cherries, halved
Pistachios, toasted and salted, for garnish
Honey, for garnish
- Pour two cups Pomegranate Blueberry Juice into a small pot and add 1/4 cup of sugar. Bring to a boil.
- Add in couscous and simmer for 7-10 minutes. Try not to forget to turn the heat down, like I did, because the juice will boil over make a big mess on the stove. When the couscous are tender, remove from heat.
- Put the Greek Yogurt in little teacups and top with some of the couscous and cherries. Then, top with the pistachios and a drizzle of local honey and serve. Then, instruct your dessert companions to scrape aside the wheaty bubbles and only eat the yogurt and cherries and pistachios. Enjoy!
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My 15-year-old daughter has had many symptoms of diabetes--extreme hunger, extreme thirst, frequent urination, blurred vision, weight loss, fatigue, and irritability. We took her to an endocrinologist who tested her blood sugar and A1c which were both normal. She has had some higher blood sugar readings, but they are still somewhat normal. Her symptoms are getting worse. Should she still be developing diabetes or could this be something else?
Some of the symptoms you describe are common with diabetes - high sugar levels - but all have a huge list of possible explanations. I assume that a detailed history and physical exam were also done and also normal at your pediatrician's office as well a diabetes team office. Sometimes early pancreas failure is not consistent and shows with only intermittent abnormalities. Antibody testing, if negative, will not help; if positive, it will let you know there is some underlying autoimmune problem that could lead to diabetes. But, none of these tests are 100%. So, I would keep her under watchful surveillance, periodically checking blood glucose levels before and one to two hours after eating and staying in contact with the diabetes team to give you guidance, particularly if there are still intermittently abnormal blood sugar values (fasting levels and pre-meal levels over 100 mg/dl [5.6 mmol/L] and post-meal (post-prandial) blood sugar levels over 140 mg/dl [7.8 mmol/L]).
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April 16, 2012 |As a property assistant in F&A's Budget & Finance office, Chris Knoetgen got used to seeing a steady stream of used desktop computers, laptops, and other office technology headed for the recycling bin. "It's great that everything gets recycled, but I would see computers that were still usable and think to myself, 'Hey, why can't our schools use some of this?'"
Under the Stevenson-Wydler Technology Innovation Act, federal agencies can transfer excess research and scientific equipment to eligible nonprofit, tax-exempt education institutions. So about a year and a half ago, Chris launched a donation program that gets UCAR/NCAR computers and other equipment into local classrooms.
To date, the organization has donated 1,072 items in all: 169 laptops, 113 monitors, 92 desktop computers, a few television sets and VCRs, and some assorted furniture and office supplies. There are 46 participating schools, hailing from Boulder Valley, Jefferson County, Adams 12, St. Vrain Valley, and Thompson school districts.
The way the program works is that Chris sends an email message to a list of 113 participating teachers whenever new items are available for donation. The teachers can log into a website, view the inventory, and then pick up the items at Center Green.
"I once had 37 laptops gone in four hours," Chris says.
Thanks to the donation program, local schools have been able to replace their own outdated computers, add online components to their teaching, and incorporate more technology into the classroom.
"When I found out about this program, I was so excited," says Kendra Greb (VSP), whose daughter, Charlotte (left), attends kindergarten at Park Hill Elementary School. "Our schools are struggling and teachers are on impossibly tight budgets, so UCAR and NCAR being able to provide equipment and supplies that they would normally never see is incredible."


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If the best indicator of a groundbreaking idea is the rapidity with which it prompts those who hear it to faux-slap themselves on the forehead and say, "Why didn't I think of that?" then PillPack ranks among the most groundbreaking concepts in recent history—in health tech or anywhere else. About to enter its third full year, the company—which manages prescriptions and bundles pills for individuals who have plenty of both—is threatening to radically transform an environment, the pharmacy, that has long proved change-resistant. "The idea is to take a complicated and difficult experience, especially for people who are taking six or seven medications, and make it really easy," says Parker.
PillPack's genesis dates to Parker's youth. His family owned what he describes as a "pretty-much-typical mom-and-pop pharmacy," where he pitched in as a delivery boy and cashier. But all the while he couldn't shake a single question: "Why does this have to be such a crappy experience for patients?" he recalls thinking.
That's what makes PillPack so revolutionary, at least in the context of refilling prescriptions: It's unabashedly and single-mindedly consumer-focused. While Parker and the company's other leaders probably wouldn't turn down an audience with a pharma giant or A-list payer, they're more eager to make your aunt's pharmacy encounters easier and less frustrating.
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Dec 30 Don't waste another minute trying to decide, now is the time to get in gear and race in the New Year. Join the Regatta Chair, Jerry Creasman, the U.S. Melges 24 Class Association and the Upper Keys Sailing Club for the rockin' Key Largo Regatta January 7-10. Submit your entry today!
Dec 16 Following on from decisions taken at the ISAF Annual Conference, the ISAF Sailor Classification Code is changing and starting from 1 April 2010, the category of Group 2 sailors will be eliminated.
Dec 15 Jerry Creasman and his team at Upper Keys Sailing Club are gearing up for another successful running of the Key Largo Regatta, January 8-10. This event is the perfect stop over regatta before racing at Key West, January 18-22!
Dec 14 All Melges 24 teams are encouraged to submit their entries for 2010 Charleston Race Week as soon as possible. Make the Melges 24 the largest fleet in attendance. With already several entries on the board, let's do it!
Dec 3 On November 14, 2009 Melges 24 Owner Simon Strauss very graciously participated at the IMCA AGM on the behalf of the USMCA. Check out this article that may help some of you establish a perspective on the proposed rule changes.
Dec 3 At its Annual General Meeting on 14 November 2009 the IMCA World Council approved a change to the IMCA Constitution to enable the class to call an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) of the World Council (see details on page 11 of the AGM minutes - Constitution points 10.7 - 10.7.3).
Dec 2 The Minutes of the 2009 International Melges 24 Class Association World Council AGM, held on 14 November 2009 at Richmond-Upon-Thames, England, have now been published. The minutes include details of the Class Rule and Constitution changes agreed by the World Council and of the forthcoming IMCA Championship events through until 2012.
Nov 29 The NOR (Notice of Race) is now available for the very first regatta of 2010 for the Melges 24 — the popular Key Largo Regatta(KLR). Hosted by the Upper Keys Sailing Club on January 8-10, this great event kicks off the season.
Nov 25 The 3rd Annual Key Largo Regatta will be held this January 7th -10th, 2010 and features an added day of racing in the warm waters of the Atlantic Ocean. So, if you are on your way down for KWRW or just need a break from the frigid north make your way to Key Largo for some great Florida Keys weather and ocean racing!
Nov 19 This weekend, the record-breaking, grande finale of the U.S. Melges 24 2009 racing schedule will take place in Tampa, Fla. at the class' famed Atlantic Coast Championship (ACC) hosted by the Davis Island Yacht Club (DIYC). The ACC is the final event in the SLAM U.S. National Championship Series and the last regatta on the IMCA's 2009 North American Ranking calendar.
Nov 15 Emerging as the overall winner of the Caribbean NOOD Championship was Dan Kaseler of Port Angeles, Wash., and his Seattle NOOD Regatta-winning crew, which included his wife Jacqueline Kaseler, Sean Halberg, Josh Larsen, and Mike Montagne. Kaseler, a professional sail designer and Melges 24 skipper, and crew claimed the overall title after winning the last leg of the eight-race regatta.
Nov 3 The Sheehy Lexus 2009 Melges 24 World Championship, hosted by the Eastport Yacht Club, attracted fifty-one entries from across Europe and the US, with teams from the USA, Canada, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, France, Britain, the Netherlands, Norway and Ukraine congregating in Annapolis to challenge for one of yacht racing's most sought after world titles.
Nov 3 Charleston Race Week is always a big event for the U.S. Melges 24 Class. Steve Kopf, USMCA Southeast District Governor is planning the 2010 schedule and encourages everyone to participate in a survey as we look ahead to racing next year. Please take a few minutes and provide your feedback.
Nov 2 The fifty-one international teams, who had travelled from across North America and Europe to compete in the Sheehy Lexus of Annapolis 2009 Melges 24 World Championships, finally got the welcome opportunity to race in double-digit breezes on the final day of the regatta.
Nov 2 After yet another light and fickle day on the water, the fifty-one boat international fleet competing at the Sheehy Lexus of Annapolis 2009 Melges 24 World Championship, now appear resigned to racing in sub seven knot breezes.
Oct 30 When the fleet left for the racecourse on day four of the Sheehy Lexus of Annapolis 2009 Melges 24 World Championship, collective hopes of any racing were pretty low. The promising early morning breeze out on the Chesapeake frustratingly evaporated almost immediately the fleet reached the race area.
Oct 29 For the competitors arriving at the City Dock this morning on day three of the Sheehy Lexus of Annapolis 2009 Melges 24 World Championship, the chances of racing taking place seemed unlikely, with Annapolis shrouded in low cloud and no evidence of any wind whatsoever.
Oct 28 Despite the decidedly damp and cold conditions which prevailed on day two of the Sheehy Lexus of Annapolis 2009 Melges 24 World Championship, the quality of racing for the international fleet was nonetheless characteristically red hot.
Oct 27 With four races now on the board, overnight leader Chris Larson remains in the lead with a substantial points margin at the 2009 Sheehy Lexus of Annapolis Melges 24 World Championship. In second overall is Gabrio Zandona helming Giovanni Maspero's 'Joe Fly.' Seated third is Bill Hardesty driving Vince Brun's 'Bailout.'
Oct 27 The Sheehy Lexus of Annapolis 2009 Melges 24 World Championship got underway today with two tricky races sailed in predominantly light airs out on Chesapeake Bay. As well as having to deal with a capricious breeze, which peaked this the morning at around ten knots but dropped to around six knots by the afternoon, the fifty-one-boat fleet also had to factor some complex...


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The play did not register in any statistical category, but it was the talk of the Redskins' defensive meetings. Last week, with Washington trailing Dallas by six points with about three minutes to go and the Cowboys facing third and eight from the 46-yard line, defensive end Phillip Daniels whipped around tackle Flozell Adams and took aim at quarterback Drew Bledsoe.
Bledsoe completed a 17-yard pass, but Adams was flagged for holding Daniels and the Cowboys failed on a third-and-18 attempt. Washington used its final timeout to stop the clock, Dallas was forced to punt and, two plays later, Mark Brunell hit Santana Moss for a game-winning 70-yard pass to give the franchise its most significant victory in years.
If not for Daniels's contribution, Washington (2-0) may well have lost at Texas Stadium, and it was the kind of disruptive foray that coordinator Greg Blache is demanding from his defensive line if it is to ascend to the surprising heights it achieved in 2004.
"If they don't hold Phillip there," said Blache, "then they're going to get a first down, they run out the clock and we never have a chance to win that ballgame. That's huge. That's the kind of things that I'm looking for that go unnoticed. Some people would say, 'Well, what's the big deal?' But that's a money player making a big play that never got any recognition, and that's what I'm looking for. I'm not looking for a thing where you say, 'Oh, he got three sacks.' I'm looking for those plays that we know make the difference."
Such plays have been rare over the first two games of the season, however. The defensive line was supposed to be one of the Redskins' vulnerabilities when Coach Joe Gibbs took over in 2004, yet it was a powerhouse last season and one of the NFL's best against the run. That ground dominance has continued this season, but the big plays have been lacking. Blache is ordering the unit -- comprising starting ends Daniels and Renaldo Wynn and starting tackles Cornelius Griffin and Joe Salave'a -- to create more havoc in the backfield, pressure the passer, knock down more passes and contribute to the unit's goal of registering more sacks and forcing more turnovers.
Despite its No. 3 overall ranking in 2004 and 2005, and for all of its aggression, this defense has not altered field position as much as the coaches would like. No one expects huge sack totals from the defensive line, players who lack big-name recognition and are known more for their determination than athletic ability. All four starters have been unwanted elsewhere; only Daniels has produced more than six sacks in a season (most recently in 2001).
They were acquired not for hefty sack totals, but Blache does expect them to foster an environment of chaos.
"Their number [of sacks] doesn't matter," Blache said. "Pressure matters. Got me? A lot of times a lineman makes a great play and it never goes in the record books, but we know. My concern is just doing some little things better. I never personally got off on the numbers, because certain guys have big numbers, but they're not total football players. I'd rather my guys be good, solid football players.
"We've still got a long ways to go to improve. Our pass rush has to improve, our pressure on the passer has to improve, our disruptions have to improve, our consistency has to improve. For us to go where we want to go, we need a lot more production from that group up front on a consistent basis."
Blache's players echo his words.
"We know ourselves that we're not there," Salave'a said. "We haven't done nearly enough to even come close to where we were last year. All the more reason to go out there and work and get better."
Said Wynn: "We have to push the pocket back more. We always talk about knock 'em backs. We always want that line of scrimmage going back. If there's a line between you and I, and their guy crossed the line, then something's wrong. We always have to make sure we cross that line. That's what we mean by being physical."
A group unified by its underdog status last season, the defensive line remains committed to proving detractors wrong. And playing for a defensive staff that seems to turn vagabonds into NFL starters each Sunday has a way of keeping them focused as well.
"When you have coaches like Greg Blache at the helm," Salave'a said, "you have no choice but to improve, because if we're not, shoot, we'll be out on the street and they can always find someone else to get the job done. I'm fortunate to be playing for him, but I also know what comes with it. It's understood. Otherwise, there's always another Joe Salave'a they can bring in here."
Redskins Notes: The New York Jets inquired about Redskins quarterback Patrick Ramsey before signing free agent passer Vinny Testaverde yesterday, but were quickly rebuffed, Redskins officials said.
Vinny Cerrato, Washington's vice president of football operations, said he had a "10-second conversation" with Jets assistant general manager Mike Tannenbaum on the matter. "We told them we're very happy with our quarterback situation," Cerrato said, "and we're not interested in making a trade."
NFL executives contacted yesterday said they do not believe Washington would trade its backup passer before next month's trade deadline, although they anticipate a parting of ways in the offseason. "Is there a market for Ramsey? Yeah," one general manager said. "But we really believe they're going to need two quarterbacks, and they have to know that, too. What happens if [Mark] Brunell goes down?" Another general manager said: "Gibbs is not going to trade [Ramsey]. He's always wanted depth at quarterback. I could see why Ramsey would want out, but it's not going to happen anytime soon with Gibbs calling the shots there."


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Like many people out there, there are days when I'm just so lazy to put on makeup. Also, because I have eczema, there are days when I can only put a small amount of makeup. Bad timing if I have to attend an event or party on that particular day. (#panic #malas #badtiming)
I finally figured how to deal with this dilemna. Here are the five things I turn to when: 1.) My skin is acting up; 2.) I am very, very busy; and 3.) I am very, very lazy or 4.) I want to give my skin a break but I still need to look presentable. There are days when I also completely scrap makeup—this is necessary, in my opinion, to maintain healthy skin.
My Fab Five:
1.) Kate Powder Foundation: I just put this on the eye area to cover my eye bags and to highlight that area. I also put powder in the nose area because it tends to get oily.
2.) Kate Blush RD-1: To look fresh and polished, I turn to this product. It makes my skin glow.
3.) Lip Balm– Since my lips is prone to chapping, it is essential that I wear this.I also wear this on "no makeup" days.
4.) Medium Colored Lippie: For this set, I put Pink Sugar's Desire, but you can swap it with a medium colored lippie that looks good on pictures.
5.) Eye brow Pencil: Fixing your brows can make all the difference.
Of course, if your doctor says no makeup—please don't wear any! Your skin's health is the priority. Always take care of your skin. Also, remember to REGULARLY remove your makeup at the end of the day.
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The cornerstone of the new approach is a groundbreaking planning tool developed by the American Association on Mental Retardation (AAMR). Called the Supports Intensity Scale (SIS), it enables professionals to assess the practical support needs of people with intellectual disabilities and, in the process, shift the focus from a person's deficits to his or her specific needs, goals and aspirations. Through a comprehensive interview process that includes friends and family members as well as the client, SIS helps case managers and other professionals identify what supports are needed in medical, behavioral, and life activity areas to help developmentally disabled adults participate in their communities, assume valued social roles and experience greater satisfaction and fulfillment.
This should come as good news for the country's 4 to 7 million people with developmental disabilities, as well as to their families and caregivers. Already, three states – Georgia, Utah, and Louisiana – have officially adopted SIS, with dozens of other states in the preliminary stages of that process. And many private service providers across the country have also become SIS users.
"The Supports Intensity Scale is the first assessment that recognizes that disability is much more of a social construct than a biological one," says Steven Hall, director of the Georgia Office of Developmental Disabilities. "Rather than determining what is wrong or deficient within the person, as conventional assessments do, SIS helps us determine what kind, amount and intensity of supports are needed for someone to succeed in the important areas of his or her individual life."
Georgia began using SIS in November 2005, opting for a web-based version of the tool (SIS is also available in CD-ROM and hardcopy versions), which includes electronic scoring options to help states gather data and develop a better understanding about people with developmental disabilities. Hall anticipates that by June of 2006, every one of the 12,000 Georgians with developmental disabilities who are receiving services will have benefited from SIS.
"SIS ensures that the very real support needs of the individual are addressed, instead of the imagined support needs based on a disability level," he says. "Never again in Georgia will a person with a disability have to fit into a preconceived set of services or programs."
The philosophy behind SIS can be traced back to 1992, when AAMR published the first supports-based definition and classification system of mental retardation. This was at one and the same time a radical step away from the deficits-based view of mental retardation that had prevailed for so long, and a reflection of the direction in which thinking in the field had been evolving. "Expectations have heightened dramatically over the past half-century for people with disabilities," says AAMR executive director M. Doreen Croser.
"As a society, we've moved away from viewing them as 'deficient' and now see them as individuals who have their own abilities and need support to maximize them."
However, it wasn't until AAMR published SIS in 2004 that professionals had a practical tool to help them put the supports-based definition of mental retardation into practice by enabling them to gauge the needs of clients in a more comprehensive manner than ever before. Five years of work by a team of assessment and disability experts led to the publication of SIS, which consists of an eight-page interview form that ranks a person's needs in 85 different areas, as well as a manual that explains how to administer it.
"For years I begged for a tool that wasn't deficit-driven, and now we have one," says Greg Kirk, director of professional counseling services for Americus, Inc., a support coordination / case management agency serving 4,000 people with developmental disabilities in Georgia.
"Finally we're identifying strengths, and we're looking at supports that people who happen to have developmental disabilities need in order to be successful in life. SIS causes providers of services to look at people with developmental disabilities as being genuine parts of the general population, rather than less than the general population."
One immediate effect of SIS has been to quickly, and sometimes dramatically, expand the horizons of many professionals who serve people with developmental disabilities – and even those of family members. "SIS includes things such as employment and lifetime learning that a lot of providers, and even family members, would never imagine the client doing," says Colleen McLaughlin, an evaluation coordinator at the Institute on Disabilities at Temple University in Philadelphia and an AAMR SIS trainer. "In so doing, it forces them to ask questions that open up a whole new range of possibilities."
Developed over a five-year period by a team of AAMR disability and assessment experts who applied rigorous standards combined with state-of-the-art research, SIS measures the level of practical supports required by people with intellectual disabilities to lead normal, independent, quality lives in society. It covers 85 general, medical and behavioral areas, including home living, community living, lifelong learning, employment, health and safety, social activities, protection and advocacy, as well as medical and behavioral support needs.
All of these supports are rated for frequency (how often support is needed), daily support time (how may hours of support is needed) and type of support (verbal, gesturing, physical assistance, etc.).
Intended as the cornerstone of a systematic process of identifying goals and needed supports and creating an individualized plan, SIS is being enthusiastically adopted by psychologists, case managers, transition coordinators, nurses, occupational therapists, social workers, supports brokers, teachers, trainers, special educators and doctors. In addition to benefiting clients, it also boosts efficiency, both on a program and state level.
"We've found SIS to be a very useful tool to help us allocate resources to people with developmental disabilities," says John Stern, assessment project program director of the Aging and Disability Services Administration in Washington state, which plans to begin using SIS in March 2007. "Just as importantly, it covers such a breadth of topics that it helps providers and family members stay focused on the easily overlooked fact that clients can still grow, change and learn."
"SIS is a tremendous tool for identifying how to support an individual in very practical ways," adds Dave Wyher, president of Delta Community Supports Inc. in Lower Gwynedd, Pennsylvania, which provides services for developmentally disabled adults throughout that state. "It enables us to improve the quality of our individual support plans, leading to better allocation of resources and, ultimately, better results for the people we serve."
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Facebook has contacted European Union authorities to ask for an antitrust probe for its very own $16+3 billion WhatsApp acquisition, according to the WSJ. The move looks like a tactical one as the transaction is huge and historic and Facebook may feel obliged to take preventive steps against a future widespread probe wave in multiple member countries.
The deal has created discomfort among Europe's telecom giants who suddenly saw influential Facebook as a rival in messaging business. They believe that WhatsApp, which offers extremely cheap (in some cases, free) text and picture messaging through Wi-Fi and 3G connection, may be used by Facebook to elevate its position in the EU market to a dominant position and eventually may harm big telecoms' relevant businesses and the economy.
To avoid the future disturbances to its EU operations, Facebook wants European Commission to clear the acquisition on the Union level via, if necessary, an EU-wide probe. WSJ says the Commission has already informed national competition authorities of the request.
If the Commission holds the probe and eventually clears the transaction, the verdict will be binding for all national governments. Otherwise, each country will have the right to make their own conclusions on whether Facebook violates antitrust laws or not. That certainly will require a large group of Facebook lawyers to collect and provide individual sets of information for national regulators and fight at the court rooms across Europe for many months.
The acquisition deal is the biggest of its kind in internet history. It was approved by the US Federal Trade Commission in April.


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UPDATE (11:46 a.m.): The Giants tell us that they have suspended all entry to the ballpark. They have reached capacity.
Remember the million people who attended the Giants victory parade? I think all of them are trying to squeeze themselves into AT&T Park for FanFest today.
Just three minutes after 11 a.m., when the stadium opened to the general public, the Giants sent out the following Tweet: "UPDATE: Due to extremely long lines & nearing capacity for #SFGFest, fans who have not left yet should stay home -Thank You"
They sent out more messages reassuring fans already in line that they will get into the ballpark. But without trying to stump for the organization, this is one of those times when it pays to be a season-ticket holder. They were allowed in at 9:30 a.m.
I'll be here all day collecting sights, sounds and news for the paper and blog. Check the Twitter feed @extrabaggs for updates.


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Green tea with ginger healing effects
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1 filter bag (2 g) pour 1 Cup (200 ml) of boiling water for 5-10 minutes, squeeze the filter package. To take adults and children over 14 years: 1 Cup of infusion 2-3 times a day during meals.
Ginger is a cure for fatigue, ailments and all the excess
Ginger is a spice that came to us from the East. It was there that it was
called universal medicine that kindle a fire. It's true: spicy taste and aroma, warming effect, tonic properties really can be compared to a flame that flares up in your body.
This is a salubrious, pleasant fire. It will keep you warm during a cold and will cause the disease to retreat without the use of other drugs. It will allow you to be vigorous, strong, energetic throughout the day. It will relieve fatigue and relieve pain. And he will Continue reading
How to make coffee
Persia is a country which began its history of coffee. Here it known in the 15th century. In the beginning it was used as a medicine, later this drink was even brought as a gift, for many powerful people, and the people who helped during the war to win the land.
In different years of coffee appeared in different cities, but in the beginning it was in great demand, they traded in a small eatery, only in 1684 opened the first prestigious coffee shop. The clergy were against this drink, called him the poison, drink from soot and other disgusting words.
But the coffee still continued to enjoy success. Coffee house, opened by Edward Loudon in 1652 on tower Street in demand among sailors, brokers, insurance agents. In our time has become very popular to mix different varieties of coffee, which gives the drink a very pleasant taste. But such work can only be done by well-trained coffee business people, because we need to know what kind of coffee to mix with what to make a truly delicious Continue reading
Cinnamon for weight loss recipes
Imagine you went into the house of the beloved grandmother. In the air the scent of sweet cinnamon rolls. Such a warm and familiar from early childhood, a smell that brings a smile and warms from the inside. And remember the taste of baked Apple with a delicate aroma of spices or serving of hot chocolate with a subtle smell. Would you be able to refuse any of these dishes? What if we tell you that cinnamon can become your faithful companion on the warpath with the extra weight? Incredibly, Yes? While she can. And so, how to lose weight using cinnamon?
Cinnamon: delicious and healthy or eat harmful?
Diet on apples, oatmeal or buckwheat no longer surprising. But about the benefits of cinnamon for weight loss heard one. Find spice markets and stores, we can in two variations: Continue reading
Hot chocolate French Cook.
In numerous coffeehouses are trying to convince that hot chocolate – is with melted dark chocolate with a few slices of sugar or honey. No, not really. Hot chocolate – is like a cocktail, wonderful drink, taste harmony which is achieved through clear and thoughtful combination
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Once in the narrow streets of Paris starts to get colder, the French immediately take shelter in a cafe, but to replace sweet red wines come in a large Cup of hot chocolate and pancakes'; crÊpes' chestnut jam.
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Cocoa powder the benefits and harms, chlorinate
The birthplace of the fruits of which produce cocoa powder, is South America. They now grow across all tropical countries. Thanks to its unique composition cocoa powder is not only used in the confectionery industry, but also in medicine and cosmetology.
Cocoa powder can be used in diet diet. The drink should be consumed daily in the morning separately from other food. This Breakfast will provide the body with energy, which is enough for a whole day, a long time will quench the hunger that will saturate a valuable chemical elements. It is important to use only the insoluble powder. Eating cocoa for weight loss, you cannot mix it with milk and sugar.
Cocoa powder is very useful for human body.
Beverage made based on it
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