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The title of Spider-Man 3 Puzzle essentially says it all. This is a simple puzzle game embellished with element of the Spider-Man universe -- more specifically, the third movie. And while the game itself may not exactly light the decks on fire, there's something to be said for honesty in advertising.
The core of the game is a match-three puzzler in the vein of Bejeweled and Jewel Quest. You swap colored spheres, trying to like up combos that reveal a path through the playing field underneath. By uncovering the path, a Spider-Man head crosses the field en route to an exit. You are racing against time, so while you can match anywhere on-screen, you need to make sure you keep Spidey moving along.
Spider-Man has a handful of specials you can use to help clear the path. By matching special sphere, you fill up special move meters, including rage and shuffle. You can use these specials at your discretion. The shuffle move rearranges the spheres in case you get stuck. The rage move blasts the Spider-man head several steps down the path, even pushing through blockers. The red Spider Sense power temporarily reveals the path. This last skill is particularly useful when you're on the run from Venom's black goo. The goo snakes along the path, hounding your every move. If it catches up with you while you're trying to figure out which spheres to match, you lose a life.
Essentially, this is just another take on Jewel Quest -- and admittedly, I grew listless after only a handful of levels. I pressed on to see what new challenges the game offered, such as the goo, and any new special pieces that might radically alter game play. Nope. Even with the smattering of Spider-Man elements, this is the same puzzle game we've all been playing for years.
The game screen is certainly colorful and I never had any control problems. To use the skills, you simply move the cursor to the bottom of the screen. The game features some decent music.
The Verdict
I wholly understand the impetus to make the most of such a recognizable license -- but while playing Spider-Man 3 Puzzle, I was distinctly reminded of one of the first mobile games ever reviewed on IGN Wireless: Fury of the Hulk. The comparison is not one I wanted to make -- a Hulk game starring a giant green fist? And now a match-three puzzle game starring a Spider-Man head? You are better off with EA Mobile's new online edition of Bejeweled, PopCap's Chuzzle, or i-Play's Jewel Quest.


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Jaydon's Teeth & MUCH more...
My big boy lost his first 2 teeth yesterday. I'm so proud of that! What a silly thing to be proud of, huh?
He lost them both at the same time. He was at Aba's house and he jiggled them both out. They were SO loose and we were counting down the days until they fell out. So Aba gave him $20! Twenty freakin' dollars for teeth - are you SERIOUS, Mom? Jaydon decided that he wanted Chick Fil-A with that money and he said that he would buy my dinner too. Then we put his teeth under his pillow last night. He didn't want the tooth fairy to take them...so we didn't. We told him that the tooth fairy had to at least see the teeth though, and he was okay with that. We gave him $10. Yes, that's probably too much, but how do you compete with Aba's $20??? So my son made $30 for losing 2 dang teeth. I wonder how I can make all of mine fall out. Hmmm... LOL!
Random thought: It's so weird that Jaydon lost the same 2 teeth that Jacoby just got last week!
I had a long day today...
This morning, I spent the morning cleaning and doing laundry - my usual Wednesday duties. Then I bathed both boys and got them ready. I got myself ready and left at 10:15 to Aba's house to drop the boys off. Then I went to my 11:00 OB appointment. All is well there! The baby's heartbeat was 164 today, and my stomach measured fine. I am 15.5 weeks and I have gained 1 whole pound. WOO-HOO! (According to my scale at home, I have gained 1 pound since April which is when I conceived. This means that I'm headed down the same track as with my first 2 pregnancies with only gaining 10-12 pounds.) I go in again on September 3rd at 4:30, and that's when we find out the gender! :)
I had to get labs done and they can never find my veins...EVER! So I got poked on my forearm with a little butterfly thing that they use for babies and takes FOREVER to draw the blood. My arm is very sore, and I can hardly move my 3rd finger. She had no luck on my right side, so this is on my left side. I'm a lefty, so it's been a long afternoon with a sore arm.
After that, I went to Jaydon's pediatrician's office to pick up his shot records. (Jeremy picked Jaydon up from Aba's and took him to speech today.) Then I went to register Jaydon for Kindergarten. I had already made copies of everything that they needed for registration because I didn't want to have to wait in any lines. I had also printed the form they needed, filled it out, and had it ready to go. So I'm to the 3rd station moving along quickly when I get a HUGE packet of stuff to fill out! HUGE! It was like 5 different things ASKING FOR THE SAME THING OVER AND OVER AGAIN! Ridiculous! WHY COULDN'T YOU HAVE PUT ALL OF THESE FORMS ONLINE? It took me about 10 minutes to fill it all out. I ended up buying the school supplies there. I didn't want to be bothered with going to stores and fighting the crowds, and then not finding exactly what they were asking for. They said his school supplies would be at his desk on the first day, so that's fine. My Mom used to do the same thing for us when we were younger. $57 for school supplies (Kindergarten's were the most expensive because of all of the construction paper) - but that's fine, it will beat the hundreds that I spent on weekly items last year at Glenview Christian's Pre-K! I also bought Jaydon a school shirt for $11. I can't have him not fitting in on school spirit days - DUH! :) I debated buying the school supplies there, but Jaydon is not "into" picking stuff out anyway, so it's no biggie. Then they said that they had a Kindergarten readiness test, and it was up to me as to whether or not Jaydon took the test. Since he had gone to Pre-K and I had his last report card, it wasn't mandatory. I was going to turn it down, but then I thought I should have him take it just in case. So OFF to speech to meet Jeremy there before Jaydon's class was over to bring him back to his new school. Jaydon wanted BOTH of us to go with him, so Jeremy's lunch hour turned into a 2.5 hour lunch. Nice hubby - he can't STAND to see Jaydon upset. We get to the school and Jaydon goes right into the "eater" (the cafeteria) and takes the test. (He cracked us up when he said, "Mom, why are we going to the eater?") We were able to sit with him while the teacher gave him the test, but just not help. WHY DID I BOTHER? WHY DID I HAUL A&& TO BEDFORD TO RETURN TO FORT WORTH TO HAVE HIM TAKE THIS TEST? My son made a 100% on the test - NO KIDDING! He had to know how to spell his first & last name, how to write it, all of his upper and lower case letters and the sounds the letters made, (not in order) a variety of numbers, then he had to count as high as he could out loud (she made him stop at 100), all of his colors, a bunch of shapes, his age, and then his birthday and where he lived (which his answer - Texas - was sufficient for now.) UH - hello! Pure genius I tell ya! She kept laughing when he wasn't missing anything. He said that the letter "R" makes the "RA" sound instead of the "RR" sound, and I gave her the evil eye when she almost marked it as wrong because if you sound things out that start with "R", it DOES sound like RA and not the RR sound. Don't question my 5-year old, dangit! At the end, the teacher administering the test said, "Well, he's definitely going to make some teacher happy - he will definitely be "teacher's pet"". BINGO! JUST what Jaydon's Mother wanted to hear! :) Jeremy and I were SO proud of him. The whole time I sat there thinking - pull out a book, ask him to read to you. I know, I'm bragging about my son!
Then I bawled the whole way home because I couldn't believe that I just registered my son for KINDERGARTEN! SO scary to think that he's going to a new BIG BOY school. SO scary to think that he's excited about it. SO scary to think that somebody might make fun of him. THAT is my biggest fear. I want children to be nice to him and not make fun of his lack of social skills. I just need to stay positive and know that this is all part of life and I will have to let go one day...but just not yet!
So after that, I was beat and I went to pick Jacoby up from Aba's. We came home and hung out the rest of the afternoon. Jaydon and I did some activities at our dining room table - cutting, writing, speech stuff. Then Jeremy came home and now I'm blogging!
Oh - and I have to go to my regular doctor's office to have my thyroid checked this week. I was going to go today, but decided against it because the one blood draw earlier in the day was enough. You aren't "supposed to" draw blood twice in the same day from the same arm, (my nursing school paid off knowing that) so I didn't want to chance 2 sore arms. I will go on Friday.
WOW - now THAT'S a long blog, huh?
I need to pick up a bit more, finish folding some laundry, read a few other blogs, and then get to bed.
Gotta be up at 6AM for my A Advanced duties.
Have a good week all...


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For Tiffany's, Philippe Vauthier fashioned a gold chalice for Pope John Paul II, and a brace of gold-trimmed derringers for a Virginia historical society, which somehow wound up in the possession of Gregory Peck. That was in another life, as they say, one he left behind after he won a patent for an underwater turbine he designed to harvest energy from ocean tides and the flow of rivers. Though he disdains the word, he is an inventor.
To Mr. Vauthier, a naturalized Canadian, born and trained in the jeweler's craft in Switzerland, inventions don't happen: "There are innovations. People observe things in nature and make use of them. The turbine exploits the laws of physics, which were always there."
He calls his "innovation" the Underwater Electric Kite, or UEK. This is the logo of the firm he and his artist wife, Denise, established here in 1981. The turbine is so named because it moves like a kite: Anchored to the bottom by a cable and controlled by a computer, it rises or descends searching for the layer of water where the tidal current runs fastest.
Faster currents yield more energy. Marine turbines, propellers contained within a housing, do underwater what windmills do in the air: draw energy from their element.
Vauthier has had some success with his aquatic kites. He is working with Alaska Power and Telephone Company, a utility, to put two turbines in the Yukon River to provide power for the town of Eagle. Bob Grimm, president of Alaska Power, says he thinks the UEK technology "might be revolutionary."
Vauthier designed one for the New York Power Authority for use in the East River. He has a contract to put two in a river in Zambia, to light a missionary school and hospital, and also in the Caqueta River in Colombia to serve two local communities.
His projects, usually 50 to 100 kilowatts, haven't been large. Nor have his earnings. Yet he's undaunted. "You lose until you win," he says, with the peculiar pride of the determined survivor. "I didn't get rich, but what a great ride!" He sees his life as "an intellectual adventure."
As alternative energies go, tidal power is one of the most difficult to master. Not every inlet or bay is suitable for a turbine and undersea cables. Repairing equipment underwater is difficult and corrosion a constant problem. Also, disrupting the flow of currents or tides can harm fish and other aquatic life. While Canada, Russia, and France have pursued major tidal projects, the technology remains a stepchild here.
Nonetheless, devotees believe tapping the power of the tides can contribute to the nation's power grid in local areas, and interest in various ocean technologies is growing. "It is more than just a gleam in the eye," says Andrew Trenka, an alternative energy expert at the US Department of Energy. "We are in a time when we need to look at these technologies much more aggressively."
Vauthier has been pursuing his vision of underwater electrical sockets since the first oil shock, in 1973. At the time, the shortage brought widespread panic, lines at the gas pump, and President Carter's plea to conserve energy, which set Vauthier to thinking: What better purpose than to find a way to produce clean, renewable energy - to help end the addiction to fossil fuels? Thus inspired, he built his turbine and established UEK.
Many other people felt the same as Vauthier at the time. They popped up with schemes to draw power from the sun, the sea, from such commodities as jojoba oil, sugar cane, even methane gas from cows. Suddenly, the Vauthiers found themselves in a world peopled by idealists, wildcat entrepreneurs, rich and poor, some crackpots - a small world then, probably smaller now.
After Middle East oil began to flow, most people's enthusiasm for clean energy melted like butter in the sun. But not Vauthier's. To finance his operations, he continued in his old craft. But his sight was failing, and his hands grew less dexterous. Manipulating precious stones and metals became difficult. "Imagine if I were to strike the diamond in the wrong place," he says, suggesting, perhaps, every jeweler's nightmare. In 1999 he turned his full attention to his second career.
Now, at last, he feels circumstances are moving in his direction again. The spike in gasoline prices has people all over the country thinking of alternative energy, from hydro to hydrogen-powered cars. "We stayed with it all those years. They all got out, but we stayed," says Vauthier in a faintly boastful voice.
He is a bearish man, his face masked by an anarchic beard, gray and white; his amiable smile flashes abruptly from within this thicket. His accent is French and deep; he's not always easily understood.
In March of last year, he was hooted off a stage in Delaware. He had come to tell a group of recreational fishermen about his latest and most ambitious project: a plan to reap energy from the swift tidal flow through the Indian River Inlet, where the sea enters Delaware's Indian River Bay. Vauthier wants to sink 25 turbines in the inlet to generate 10 megawatts of electricity, power for about 10,000 people.
The inlet is a deep, energetic stream nearly 100 yards wide through which small pleasure craft and working fishing boats pass. Opened by storms about 90 years ago, the inlet was stabilized with parallel rock jetties. These create a choke-point that impels the water through at a speed that can reach six knots, making it one of the fastest-running tides on the East Coast.
Vauthier told the fishermen the project wouldn't inhibit their sport. The turbines, fixed 45 feet beneath the surface, would be marked with buoys and screened to block entry of the smallest fish and prevent snagging lures. "When he started talking, they shouted, 'Get down, Frenchy!' " and other disagreeable remarks, says David Rickards, UEK's representative in Delaware, who was there.
Phillip Cherry, policy director of Delaware's Department of Natural Resources, says he's skeptical that the turbines would not affect "the fisheries and the 'fishability' of the inlet." He's disinclined to permit Vauthier to submerge even one turbine. Meanwhile, Timothy Targett, at the University of Delaware's College of Marine Studies, is poised to run a test on the turbine's impact on "incoming and outgoing larvae and juvenile fish." He thinks the test could prove positive.
Vauthier's project, in other words, is not a sure thing. Nor is it high and dry. Mr. Rickards, whose job is to find investors, says there are other influential people to talk to in government.
Vauthier estimates UEK will need $1 million to put the first turbine in for testing, then $9 million for the rest, a lot of money. Nonetheless, he exudes optimism. "We are at a point where things are turning around," he says. "We've lost practically every year. Now we will win!"


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LEWISTON, Maine - Bates College first-year linebacker Pat Foley of Newburyport, Mass., has been named New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) Co-Rookie of the Week for his Oct. 7 performance against Williams College.
Foley, starting in place of injured senior captain Bob Rosenthal made seven tackles, including six solo stops. He also recorded his first two career interceptions. Foley's first pick halted Williams' first drive of the game, coming inside the Bates 20-yard line less than five minutes into the contest. His second interception came with the game tied, 14-14, late in the second half. Foley picked off Williams back up quarterback Jamiyl Peters near midfield and returned it to the Ephs' 37-yard line with 7:18 left in regulation. The Bobcats could not capitalize on the opportunity and the game went to overtime, where Williams picked up the win with a field goal on their only possession.
Foley helped lead a Bates defense that held Williams 121 yards below its average offensive output from the first two games of the season. In 12 prior meetings between the two teams, Williams had never scored fewer than 28 points against the Bobcats.
"Pat has done a fine job in a tough situation," said head coach Mark Harriman. "He has been thrown into the fire as a rookie in a very competitive league and proved himself very well."
Foley is a 2000 graduate of Newburyport High School. He is the son of Mike and Kathy Foley, Newburyport, Mass.
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A 12-year-old girl discovers a town secret hidden under thousands of gallons of water in this earnest, thematically rich exploration of the relationship between history and truth.
Cassie Romano was the first baby to be born in the town of New Lower Grange, which replaced Old Lower Grange when Mayor Finkle "flipped the lever" turning the old town into an artificial lake and dam site. Since she was little, Cassie has been fascinated by the drowned town, which, together with New Lower Grange, is about to celebrate its centennial. Cassie's much older sister is making the celebration's centenary book, which Cassie feels whitewashes history, as it only shows the positive side of the changeover. Narrated in the first person by its likable protagonist, this quirky but thoughtful not-quite-mystery teams Cassie with Liam, a boy with an unfortunate personal history of his own. Together, the two kids swim on the side of the lake that is closed to the public, where dropping water levels reveal hazy but tantalizing impressions of Old Lower Grange. Although the author does a masterful job of making sure all the pieces fit at the end, the central mystery is hard to buy. This is mitigated by a reasonably suspenseful climax, an earned family solidarity message and the lesson: that to find the truth, one must delve below the surface.
A quietly intriguing meditation on history and truth. (Fiction. 9-12)


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PROVO, Utah—Vivint announced on March 17 that it was in the process of transferring all of its more than 500,000 monitored accounts to Secure Global Solutions' stages central station automation platform. Vivint expects to have the transfer completed by the end of April, with both of Vivint's monitoring centers going through the switch over.
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Today at storytime it was all about polar bears and other Arctic animals. Even though it is unseasonably warm and sunny outside, in the library (and at Head Start) we visited the Land of Snow and Ice.
We read ---
(Grr-grr, hoot-hoot,swish-swash,and so on),
(lots of slipping, sliding, and gliding on the ice)
by Jane Cabrera
Here is a song we sang. Sing it to the tune of My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean. The kids can join in on the "warm, warm" chorus.)
The polar bear lives in the Arctic,
He never gets cold in a storm.
He swims in the cold icy water,
His heavy coat keeps him so warm.
Warm, warm, warm, warm,
His heavy coat keeps him so warm, so warm.
Warm, warm, warm, warm,
His heavy coat keeps him so warm!
(If you type "warm" that many times, it starts to look really weird.)
Construction paper
White bear cutouts
wax paper
cotton balls
glue sticks
The fun part about making this picture is crumpling and tearing the wax paper to make ice. Tear off a piece of wax paper, then let your child crumple it up and smooth it out. They can tear it any way they like to make ice mountains, or ice floes, or ice islands.
Glue the wax paper on the construction paper, then add the bears. Draw features on the bears. Pull apart one or two cotton balls and glue the pieces on to make clouds and snow.


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LA Acquires Veteran Midfielder Pablo Mastroeni
- Posted by Drew Epperley
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- Pablo Mastroeni, Trades
So this is a trade that came out of nowhere. It was worked out on Friday but announced on Monday.
The Colorado Rapids have acquired a 2014 second round MLS SuperDraft pick and an international roster spot through the 2014 season from the LA Galaxy in a trade on Friday, with veteran midfielder Pablo Mastroeni and the MLS rights to midfielder Baggio Husidic joining the Galaxy in exchange.
Mastroeni, holds Rapids franchise records in both games (225) and minutes played (18,669), and was named Rapids MVP in 2007, 2008 and 2010, when he captained the side to the MLS Cup.
So why trade the one guy that has been a consistent fixture in your locker room? It appears that Colorado needed to make a change and continue to get younger in the process. Mastroeni has been dealing with injuries for about three years now to be honest, if not longer. He hasn't played all that well this season and if anything the move reunites him with Bruce Arena.
In all fairness, this deal is pretty level for both sides. LA gets a veteran to add to the mix that will likely help out down the road when the CCL stuff kicks back up later this summer. And if they can get Baggio Husidic down the road then good on them I suppose.


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The violent storms that swept across parts of southeast Queensland on Thursday left a trail of destruction and injuries.
* A primary school-aged boy is critically injured in hospital after a tree fell on him during storm mop up at a property at Coonabunia on Friday morning
* Two women and a baby girl were cut and bruised on Thursday when their car was pounded by large hail near Kingaroy, blowing out the windows and pummelling them.
* One woman was injured when lightning near Beaudesert felled a tree, which hit her car on Thursday as she was driving.
* The SES was called to 360 jobs across the region, mostly involving trees down and leaking roofs.
* Two roofs were ripped off houses near Maryborough.
* About 9000 homes and businesses were without power at the height of the storms and on Friday afternoon there were still 1500 without power in the region.
* Energex reported that 50 powerlines were downed in the Gympie area alone
* Tennis Ball sized hail was reported near Kumbia .
* Golf-ball-sized hail reported from Kingaroy to the Sunshine Coast and up to the Wide Bay area including Bundaberg
* A tornado was reported by residents at Coolabunia and at Tansey near Kingaroy about 3:15pm.
* 70,000 lightning strikes recorded across southeast Queensland from midday into the evening.
* 30,000 of those were in the Gympie region alone.
* Highest total falls were Noosa Heads with 96mm and Eumundi with 88mm
* There were also severe rain dumps in some areas:
_ 37mm of rainfall fell in 15 minutes and 72mm fell in 50 minutes west of Bundaberg
- 52mm of rainfall fell in 15 minutes and 60mm fell in 30 minutes north of Bundaberg


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Trusthouse Services Group Adds Chief Growth Officer To Leadership Team
(Charlotte, NC – June 23, 2015) Chris Ciatto has been named Executive Vice President and Chief Growth Officer for TrustHouse Services Group, it was announced today by Dr. Brian Poplin, President and CEO. In this newly created role, Ciatto will focus on corporate strategy and driving organic growth while expanding sales and marketing efforts for the Charlotte-based managed foodservices company. He will report directly to Poplin.
With over 20 years of strategy development, sales, operations, and leadership experience, Ciatto was most recently Senior Vice President of Prevention Solutions for OptumHealth, a division of UnitedHealth Group, where he was responsible for a full complement of health and wellness offerings including their onsite physical activity and nutrition programs.
"We are pleased to add Chris to our leadership team," said Poplin. "He has a unique ability to see growth opportunities and his extensive experience in the segments we serve, especially healthcare and senior services, allows us to provide more targeted services to this important demographic, while enhancing our overall performance throughout our portfolio."
During his leadership at OptumHealth, Ciatto executed a major financial turnaround driven by new product introductions, accelerated organic sales and strong financial discipline.
"Joining the TrustHouse Services Group allows me to focus on creating client and employee value with a team that has demonstrated success in the key markets they serve," said Ciatto. "I am looking forward to bringing innovative solutions to the market and leveraging my health and wellness experience to complement all that TrustHouse is doing in those markets."
Before OptumHealth, Ciatto served as Chief Executive Officer of Plus One Health Management, a provider of comprehensive health promotion solutions, where he was integral to the company's exponential growth. He implemented an overall growth strategy that included targeted selling, creation of new strategic partnerships and the execution of three successful acquisitions which propelled Plus One into its position as one of the fastest-growing private companies in the country.
Ciatto was also the driving force behind many operational improvements at Plus One, including quality assurance, hospitality training, technology advancements, safety programs and a relentless commitment to client service.
Prior to his tenure at Plus One, Ciatto was a key member of the executive team at ARAMARK. He was also a member of the partnership at the strategy consulting firm, McKinsey & Co., where he focused on helping some of the country's leading consumer and technology companies grow their businesses aggressively.
Chris earned a joint Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Economics from Princeton University and an MBA from Harvard Business School.
About TrustHouse
TrustHouse Services Group (www.trusthouseservices.com) is a leader in the healthcare, education and correctional food services industries. The family of companies, with over 7,200 employees, provides food services and catering to over 700 client accounts in 47 states serving over 300,000 meals every day.
Currently, the companies include:
Aladdin Food Management Services
AmeriServe Food Management Services
A'viands Food & Services Management
TrustHouse is among the top six contract food service companies in North America. In 2013, TrustHouse was acquired by its management in partnership with European contract catering firm Elior.
About the Elior Group
Founded in 1991, Paris-based Elior has grown into a worldwide player in the contracted food and support services industry, generating revenue of €5.341 billion in FY 2013-2014 through 18,000 restaurants and points of sale in 13 countries. Driven by an unwavering commitment to excellence, our 106,000 passionately professional employees provide innovative, personalized catering and service solutions on a daily basis to 3.8 million customers in the business & industry, education, healthcare, leisure and travel markets, taking genuine care of each and every person they serve. Elior has been a member of the United Nations Global Compact since 2004 and our corporate philosophy – which is centered on quality and responsible relations with others—is reflected in the Elior motto: "Because the whole experience matters."
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Sophie Hannah, 39, whose novel The Point of Rescue was recently turned into the drama Case Sensitive by ITV1, is the author of internationally bestselling psychological thrillers – Little Face, Hurting Distance, The Other Half Lives and A Room Swept White. crimetimepreview recently brought her in to be questioned about her addiction to Class A plotting on television…
Your favourite British crime series or thriller on TV?
I thought Waking the Dead, Cracker and Inspector Morse were all brilliant. And in the nineties I was obsessed with the Inspector Wexford mysteries – partly because I love Ruth Rendell's books, but
I thought the TV versions delivered a startlingly accurate Wexford and Burden, and I liked the atmosphere of the programmes.
Favourite US crime series or thriller on TV?
Recent: The Shield. I started watching it as Methadone (The Wire was Heroin and I'd used up my supply, and no re-ups were forthcoming!), but ended up thinking it was even better than The Wire. Season 7, with all the trouble between Vic and Shane and the amazing ending, was as brilliantly tragic as Hamlet or Macbeth. My favourite non-contemporary US crime series is Cagney & Lacey – sheer genius. I will never forget Harv arguing in his pyjamas. Also, although in a way it's a medical drama, House is my favourite thing ever to have graced a TV screen – and in its own way it's a detective series, though the mysteries are illness-related.
Did you get into The Killing on BBC4?
I found the first ten or eleven episodes dull and plodding, just people traipsing around trying to get hold of CCTV footage, and making a fuss about wanting to be Mayor – one of the most boring jobs in the world, so it was hard to identify. I got into it at around episode 12, when Bengt suggested the killer might have killed before, and told Lund to look for other cases of missing girls. From then until the end I was gripped, but the ending was rushed, shoddy, inadequately explained, and revealed loads of serious plot holes. Ultimately, I didn't think it was very good, and no one would have got excited about it if it hadn't been Danish and full of nice scratchy-looking jumpers. Also, it's annoying that when a crime drama has a crap plot but lots of Danish weather and atmosphere, all the highbrows rave about it, whereas something with a superb plot and no highbrow points (eg the recent episode of Waking the Dead, 'Harbinger') is completely undervalued. But crime drama is and should be all about plot, as a way of elucidating character. Vagn's killer psychology was never made clear and was presented inconsistently, so that undermined the whole thing.
Top TV cop?
I'd feel disloyal if I didn't choose mine – Simon Waterhouse and Charlie Zailer from Case Sensitive. I'm not boasting or saying they're the best, but to choose anyone else would feel like saying I love other people's children more than mine (not that I do – other people's children are generally a nightmare!) After Simon and Charlie, my faves are Hathaway in Lewis, and Shane Vendrell from The Shield. I feel very defensive on behalf of Shane – Vic went into a massive huff with him for killing Lem, but he, Vic, instilled in Shane the belief that it's okay to kill anyone who seriously threatens the Strike Team. Vic, of course, didn't mean that it was all right to kill 'one of them', and especially not Lem, who Vic didn't see as a threat – and maybe Shane was wrong to see Lem as a threat – but the point is that Shane, though maybe a bit dim, thought he was living up to Vic's ideals and did something he massively didn't want to do to help Vic, as he saw it, because he really loved him. And then Vic punished and banished him. At which point I decided I would love Shane for ever and be the only person who saw the good in him!
Which unfilmed book/character should be made into a TV drama?
Jill McGown's Lloyd and Hill cop duo. There was once a pilot, starring Philip Glenister and Michelle Collins, but there should be a long-running series. They are superb characters and the books have stunning plots. And Jill McGown is not well known now, and she really should be. She's the natural heir to Agatha Christie's plotty throne!
Following Case Sensitve, which of your books would make a good TV drama or film? Who would you cast to be the hero?
The ones that I think would make the best TV dramas are Little Face and Lasting Damage.
Will we see another Case Sensitive with Charlie Zailer on ITV?
|Darren Boyd and Olivia Williams as Waterhouse and Zailer. Pic: ITV
I'm not allowed to say until ITV announces officially, but put it this way, it's not bad news. Well, not for me, anyway. Perhaps for AA Gill…
What do you watch with a guilty conscience?
I feel a bit guilty about liking Lewis as much as I do. I like the Oxfordishness of it and the witty dialogue. I know it's not groundbreaking, but isn't there enough broken ground in the world? I also like New Tricks, though I can see it isn't great television – but it's fun and somehow comforting. On a non-crime note, I love (and feel guilty for loving) Not Going Out, the sitcom starring Lee Mack, and Two and a Half Men.
Least favourite cop show/thriller?
I wasn't convinced by Luther.
Do you prefer The Wire or The Sopranos?
The Wire – by some distance
Marple/Poirot or Sherlock Holmes?
I love all three in book form. Televisually, Sherlock adaptations are usually better – House, for example, was inspired by Sherlock Holmes. Nuff said.
Wallander – BBC or the Swedish version?
Swedish version, but I didn't really rate either. Plots are perfunctory and flimsy.
US or British television crime dramas?
The Shield, The Wire, House, The Sopranos and Cagney & Lacey are better than most UK crime shows. The solution to this problem, from a British point of view, is simple: broadcasters need to take more risks and plan longer-lasting dramas. All the best US ones have 10 or more episodes in which to develop.
Your favourite crime/thriller writers?
Ruth Rendell, Nicci French, Tana French, Jill McGown, Agatha Christie, Val McDermid, Jesse Kellerman, Belinda Bauer, S J Watson, Karin Alvtegen, early Minette Walters.
Favourite non-crime/thriller author?
Iris Murdoch, Wendy Cope, Geoff Dyer, Tim Parks
Favourite crime movie or thriller?
Twelve Angry Men – my all-time favourite film.
You've been framed for murder. Which fictional detective/sleuth would you want to call up?
I'd have to call Simon Waterhouse – he'd be offended if I didn't!
• Sophie's latest thriller is Lasting Damage, once again featuring Simon Waterhouse and Charlie Zailer, is out in paperback in August. You can read the beginning of it here.


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Here are the best beauty tips for the most longing question of ladies who wants to carry the beauty of their 20s at their age of 40 and who wish to look 40 when they are in their 60s. Looking young mostly lies in taking care of your skin and hair. If you take care of your skin and hair adequately as and then it needs attention, you can carry your beauty for longer age keeping the everlasting youth with you to remain forever. Here you can learn the changes and problems that occur in you at every stage of your age and the remedies that one must follow to keep your beauty alive.
Best Beauty Tips for all Ages
From the age of 20 onwards
This is the age that starts to find stability soon after the teenage and at this stage you'll have lot of changes both physically and mentally. Especially, due to hormonal changes your face will have a bit more oily look that may lead to dullness on your skin. So, females at this have to control that excess oil by doing "deep cleansing facial" which will control it. Not depending on beauty parlours you can do this facial at home by mixing the seasonal fruits whichever is available in that season, once in every month at regular intervals. This is enough for a brightening beauty of your face.
As far as hair is concerned, it is dandruff that causes problem at this age. The major causes of dandruff are dirty hair, less oil presence and mental pressure. To overcome this, wash your hair thrice a week following an oil massage. Women expecting motherhood might not be able to concentrate on your hair and they can follow the above tips including, proper food, with more vitamins and proteins in your diet.
From the age of 30s
This is the stage where most of the women transform their lifestyle. Added with work tension and household tension, women at this stage will have the tension of kids and husband. Here is where it starts – most of the women in their 30s live for their family more than themselves. Be sure that you give more importance to your health rather than your beauty. Structure a streamlined lifestyle scheduled with good food and exercise. It is at this stage you must concentrate on your body which will benefit you for the rest of your life. As far as skin is concerned, dry skin problem will be the major complaint among this age group. If you are not taking proper care of it, the consequences might lead to facial skin wrinkle following which the aged-look, black spots, pigmentation marks due to sunlight exposure etc will occupy you.
Once in a month, have aloevera or milk cream based facial done which will reduce the skin dryness and keeps your skin supple. You can apply night cream before going to bed. These best beauty tips will not only keep your skin moist but will add brightness and softness.
From the age of 35 onwards
Silver hair starts to appear here and there on your head at this age. However, in today's lifestyle white hair is not a problem to be worried. Lots of hair coloring products are available in the market. You can apply a suitable color that matches your facial structure and hair condition. The important thing to be noticed in this that the color you are using should have less ammonia content.
From the age of 40 onwards
This is the age that makes you conscious about you getting old. The oldness will peep out a little on your external appearance. Skin wrinkles and under-eye darkness are two noticeable factors in your early 40s. Regular facials will help you to get rid of early skin wrinkles and hardening of skin. Anti-aging agents combined facials are recommended. Some might also experience noticeable hair loss due to menopause and loss of iron. This should not be noticed as your beauty problem alone but it is a medical problem too. If necessary, consume energy rich tables upon proper advices.
From the age of 50 and further
This is the half-century stage where the skin loosens and folds. Since it is after menopause period, the skin will naturally get lighter due to which the skin has the chances of losing sunlight protection efficiency leading to face darkness, dark spots etc might appear. The solution would be to do facial using "hydrating" products which will help you in skin tightening and moisture maintenance. For skin maintenance, it would be helpful to use anti-aging products based facials. It is advisable to avoid make-ups as there is no best beauty tips other than this. Half of your hair would have gone white and naturally it won't affect your beauty at this age.
Along with the above beauty advices and tips it would be better to consume healthy foods and make it as a habit at every stage of your ageing. Along with green vegetables and fruits, calorie-rich food also has to be taken. Sugar and salt has to be reduced in your food. At least, 2.5 liters of water intake a day is must. One must have cholesterol control as age increases.
Best beauty tips are worth trying for an everlasting young and fit appearance both from inside and outside. Follow these beauty and health tips for all ages that can keep you confident and beautiful forever.


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Though he now lives in Louisville with his family, Tony Patino has found an odd niche for himself as a scholar of Tampa punk.
He's written a novel about growing up as a punk in Tampa called "Life and Times," and a collection of tour stories called "The Road" that includes bay area bands like Clairmel and the Pink Lincolns.
Now he's made a documentary about the '80s Tampa punk scene called "We Can't Help It If We're From Tampa" — a take-off on the influential record "We Can't Help It If We're From Florida." The film includes interviews with bands both local (Rat Cafeteria) and national (Dead Milkmen, Circle Jerks).
So what makes the Tampa scene so ripe for revisiting to Patino? For one, he said, there were some exceptional groups such as Rat Cafeteria, which he calls arguably the area's very first punk band.
Then there was the violence. The way Patino describes it, going to a Ybor City punk show in the '80s sounds almost like a Charlie Wall era of lawlessness — "a tough scene with no rules and somehow not much law either."
"So many things were happening that you would think a lot of people would've gone to jail for, but they weren't," Patino said. "With that in mind, everybody pushed it and pushed it until it was just so crazy you could just do anything you wanted to, no matter what — because you were gonna get away with it."
This sort of unruliness certainly wasn't unheard of in '80s punk, so Patino said he just assumed everywhere was equally as raucous until he started talking to people from other cities.
"Even the bands felt it," he said. "Bands were warning each other in other states, 'When you go to Tampa, be careful. Be careful what you say, play your songs, keep your mouth shut.'"
For instance, Patino recalls a Butthole Surfers concert at the Clearwater Armory in 1987 that erupted in violence when the crowd started harassing the band's nude dancer, Kathleen Lynch.
"(They) basically smashed their guitar over a kid's head in the audience, kicked a girl in the face that was in the front row, broke her nose," he said. "Because the skinheads were on the stage getting all over this dancer they had, this female topless dancer. That show ended quick."
At another show, Black Flag played the Cuban Club after moving from straight-up hardcore to a more experimental sound. That combined with a number of other elements, including Tampa's general rowdiness, led to a particularly riled-up crowd.
Their sound guy attempted to intervene by walking into the crowd with a claw hammer — perhaps to intimidate them.
"His hammer had gotten taken away from him and he got hit in the head with it," Patino said. "Broke his head open."
Still, Patino said the area had more to offer than violence. There were underappreciated bands like No Fraud, which hailed from Venice, but played Tampa so often the city "claimed them," he said.
No Fraud vocalist Dan Destructo, who was at the same Black Flag show, started to play in Tampa around 1984 or 1985. He characterizes the Tampa scene as both unusually violent and unusually close-knit.
"Even though the bands were all very different in style to some degree, the community was abnormally tight for how large the population of the city was," he said.
Perhaps because of that closeness, very few bands toured out of the state, Patino said. Add in the fact that not many records were being put out, and there's a reason no Tampa bands entered the hallowed names of hardcore like Black Flag.
"None of those bands really made their way out of Florida," Patino said. "And they were all good enough that had they done that, I think they could've really gone places."
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Though he now lives in Louisville with his family, Tony Patino has found an odd niche for himself as a scholar of Tampa punk.


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Microsoft has started selling the Lumia 640 smartphone with Windows Phone 8.1 in Ireland. The unlocked version of the 5-inch smartphone is being priced at €179 on that country's Microsoft Store site.
The Lumia 640 is being sold in black and orange colors in Ireland. The smartphone has a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor, 1GB of RAM, 8GB of internal storage, an 8MP rear camera and a 1MP front facing camera. We just posted our early impressions of the Lumia 640 earlier today, using the single SIM LTE version that's Microsoft is selling in Ireland. We plan to post our full review of the smartphone in the very near future.
So far there's no word on when Microsoft will start selling the larger 5.7-inch Lumia 640 XL in Ireland.
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It's 9:45 Tuesday night, and the house lights have just come on after the final scene of Wit–the surprise Off Broadway hit about a terminally ill English professor and her experience as a patient in a cancer treatment program (it won the Pulitzer Prize for drama this spring but missed out on the Tonys because of its venue). The audience is heading for the doors. But Tuesday nights are different from all other nights at Manhattan's Union Square Theatre.
Wit raises such important questions about care of the dying–and all hospital patients–that once a week the cast remains after the show for a postperformance discussion of the play led by a guest moderator. A sonorous male voice thus interrupts the exodus to invite playgoers to stay and participate in the "talk-back."
Tonight's moderator is Dr. Peter Halperin, a psychiatrist who directs the division of behavioral medicine at the School of Medicine, State University of New York at Stony Brook. Halperin explains that he has brought several medical students and colleagues–one of them an oncologist–along with him. He begins by reflecting on the painfully realistic scene in which Professor Vivian Bearing is informed by her oncologist–in almost unintelligible medicalese–that she has advanced ovarian cancer.
Not only does the doctor fail to deal with his patient's state of shock and feelings of terror, their conversation leads to Bearing's participation in a course of treatment almost as devastating to her body, soul and self-esteem as the disease itself. Soon, she finds herself in the hands of her physician's young research associate, an oncology fellow far more interested in cancer cells than in the human beings who have them. How, Halperin wonders, can doctors relate more humanely to their patients?
The cast, now dressed in street clothes, joins Halperin on stage. Kathleen Chalfant, who plays Bearing, sits to his left. The actor who portrays the senior oncologist takes his seat as well. Finally, Paula Pizzi enters. An olive-skinned young woman with long, straight black hair, she plays Bearing's nurse, Susie Monahan. In this role, Pizzi initially conforms to a familiar nurse stereotype–appearing deferential to the male authority figures on the medical staff. Yet, to protect her patient, Pizzi's nurse soon takes on the doctors. The latter consistently view her as their handmaiden and resist all her insights and suggestions.
Playwright Margaret Edson insists that the nurse is the hero of the drama. She is the only true caregiver in the hospital–the one character who actually connects with the patient, Bearing. Like all expert nurses, her caregiving is informed by a sophisticated understanding of disease, of the use of modern treatments and of how to monitor patients with a variety of high-tech equipment. She is not just a "naturally" loving or kind person.


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R.I. collegian takes crowns at NH OpenBy JOHN KOZIOL
Union Leader Correspondent
July 15. 2018 9:26PM
WATERVILLE VALLEY — Matt Kuhar, of Smithfield, R.I., was the big winner at the 37th New Hampshire Open on Sunday at the Waterville Valley Tennis Center, teaming up to win the doubles crown in the morning and then taking the singles title in the afternoon.
Kuhar, the 2014 singles champ in the tourney, paired with Andrew Imrie of Andover, Mass., to defeat Dana Parziale, of Pinehurst, N.C., and Zack Morris of Garden City, N.Y. 6-2, 6-1 for his first title of the day.
Several hours later, he returned alone to the red clay of the Rod Laver Arena and outlasted Drew Van Oderlain of Easthampton, Mass., 6-3, 6-4 in a baseline slugfest.
"It was a lot hotter than yesterday and we were both grinding," said Kuhar, who has one more year of eligibility at Bryant University. Both he and Van Oderlain compete on the Futures Circuit.
Kuhar said he and Van Oderlain, thrive on rhythm and pace, which is why there were several extended rallies full of deep, topspin shots to both wings.
Van Oderlain, who in Saturday's quarterfinals defeated Parziale, the tournament's top seed and defending champ, had several opportunities to break Kuhar, but each time, Kuhar held.
Kuhar broke to go ahead 3-1 in the first set, and held to go up 4-1 before Van Oderlain, thanks to an unforced error from Kuhar, was able to get the score to 4-2.
Errors put Kuhar in a 15-40 hole before climbing out with an ace wide right and a Van Oderlain overhit. Two more Van Oderlain mistakes made it 5-2 Kuhar.
Van Oderlain held at 3-5 but at the pivotal point in the set, he hit a backhand into the net that made the score 40-30 and set Kuhar up for what was a big service winner to Van Oderlain's backhand.
The second set between Van Oderlain and Kuhar was tied at 3-3 when Kuhar boomed a service return back to make it ad out and followed it with an overhead winner.
Serving 4-3, Kuhar again fell into a 15-40 hole, before again extricating himself, using a forehand winner, an ace down the middle, a big forehand that Van Oderlain netted, and, for good measure, an ace wide in the ad court.
At 3-5, Van Oderlain strung a pair of winners together with a pair of Kuhar errors to force his opponent to serve the match out, and Kuhar did so, but not before facing a final break point, which he fended, off at 30-40.
Both Kuhar and Van Oderlain said they will be back for the tournament next year.
"It's one of the most beautiful places to play," said Van Oderlain.
Aaron Diamond, a former standout at Moultonborough Academy, and currently ranked the No. 8 men's singles player in New England, was the top finisher from New Hampshire, getting to the quarte finals of both the singles and doubles.


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October 24, 1918 - July 25, 2013
New Hampton, NY
Jean E. Wiegand, a lifelong area resident, entered into rest on Thursday, July 25, 2013 at the Highland Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Middletown, NY. She was 94 years of age.
The daughter of the late John and Elizabeth Poluck Sadowski, she was born on October 24, 1918 in the Town of Wawayanda, NY.
Jean was a vegetable farmer and owner and operator of the Wiegand Produce Farm in the Town of Goshen. She was a member of St. John's R.C. Church in Goshen, and a member of the Ladies Auxiliaries of American Legion Post 151 in Middletown and the V.F.W. She was also a member of the Grange in New Hampton.
The family would like to thank the staff of Highland Rehabilitation and Nursing Center for the wonderful care given to their mother during her stay there.
Survivors include her children: John J. Wiegand Jr. and wife, Sharon of Banning, CA, Raymond Wiegand and wife, Patti of North Port, FL, Richard Wiegand of Goshen, Bruce M. Wiegand and wife, Nancy of Goshen, and Jeannie Duvall of New Hampton; nine grandchildren: Charlie, Laura, Shane, R.J., Stephanie, Darlene, John J. II, Laurel and Melissa; 18 great grandchildren; nine great great grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Jean was predeceased by her husband, John J. Wiegand Sr. on May 4, 1999; her sisters: Rose Dutkiewicz, Louise Smith, Betty McKiernan and Flo LaBlanc; grandson, Jimmy and great grandson, Justin.
Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. on Monday, July 29th at the Cornelius, Dodd & Connell Funeral Home, 26 Grove St., Middletown, NY. Funeral Services will be held at 10 a.m., Tuesday, July 30th at the funeral home. Interment will be in the Pine Hill Cemetery in the Town of Wawayanda.
Memorial contributions may be made to Highland Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, 120 Highland Ave., Middletown, NY 10940.
Arrangements have been entrusted to the Cornelius, Dodd & Connell Funeral Home, Middletown, NY; for directions or to send a condolence to the family, please visit www.connellfuneralhome.com.


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Austin, TX – Monday, September 9, 2013 -- Fantastic Fest and Badass Digest are thrilled to honor legendary director Errol Morris with a special evening of cinema and conversation on Saturday, September 21st at Alamo Drafthouse Lakeline in Austin, TX. The evening will begin with the induction of Mr. Morris into the Badass Hall of Fame and a career-spanning discussion with the renowned director and Badass Digest Editor-in-Chief Devin Faraci. A screening of Mr. Morris' THE UNKNOWN KNOWN will follow with a post-screening audience Q&A.
Fantastic Fest and Badass Digest are celebrating Errol Morris as both an innovator and a maverick whose body of work serves as inspiration for filmmakers of all genres.
Morris' work has redefined the documentary form and influenced countless directors and producers. In addition to his formal innovations, Morris' penchant for exploring unusual and controversial subjects that others refuse to tackle sets him apart from his contemporaries.
"Our definition of a badass is someone who is uncompromising, who doesn't wait for everyone else to catch up and who makes an impact while they're at it," says Badass-in-Chief Devin Faraci. "Errol Morris easily fits that bill. His films have changed individual lives and have changed the way we look at ourselves as people. And they do all that while being fascinating, wry and absolutely entertaining."
Commenting on his induction into the Badass Hall of Fame, Mr. Morris said, "Thank you. I'll try to have an impeccably bad attitude about this award."
Morris' film THE UNKNOWN KNOWN is a gripping exploration of the career and philosophy of former U.S Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld. Using declassified memos, Morris guides Rumsfeld through a discussion of his controversial career as a high-level executive under four different Republican presidents. Such absorbing topics as Vietnam, the Cold War, Desert Storm and the War on Terror are all examined through the words of one of America's most divisive and complex public figures.
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Director of Department of Diabetes and Metabolic Diseases at Fortis Hospital and the director of the National Diabetes Obesity and Cholesterol Foundation, Dr Anoop Misra was one of the panelists at the session on Diabetes at the HT Summit on Friday. Dr Misra spoke to Nivedita Khandekar.india Updated: Nov 19, 2010 19:23 IST
Director of Department of Diabetes and Metabolic Diseases at Fortis Hospital and the director of the National Diabetes Obesity and Cholesterol Foundation, Dr Anoop Misra has more than 25 years of teaching, clinical practice and research. The former professor of medicine at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), has published more than 300 scientific papers. He has been awarded the Padma Shree and the Dr BC Roy award, the highest award for medicine in India. He was one of the panelists at the session on Diabetes at the HT Summit on Friday. Dr Misra spoke to Nivedita Khandekar.
India has seen a large scale increase in prevalence of diabetes over the last decade. But people have always harped upon the lack of concrete data/statistics. What are the steps being taken for the most essential data gathering?
We have already been gathering data here and there for several studies and in some cases, some for the entire country. Indian Council for Medical Research (ICMR) has recently launched a pan-India study on diabetes. Earlier, the lack of data made it difficult to monitor rate of change. Now, even though we know that the prevalence of diabetes is already high, the study will help us know exactly what kind of change has taken place and the rate of change. It will help us know what direction our efforts are going.
The medical fraternity has been warning everybody and anybody who bothered to listen about diabetes emerging as a greatest health hazard in India. What has been the government response? What is being done to sensitise the government for instance, to include screening/awareness for diabetes in the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM)?
Till about five years ago, it was very difficult to communicate with the government. Fortunately things have changed for better. The current Health Minister is proactively taking many steps. I think, the government is sensitised enough. What is now needed is taking concrete steps and persistent efforts coupled with strong political will.
We spoke about the government responsibility. Who else needs to put in efforts to reign in the high incidence of diabetes in India?
(Efforts by) the corporate sector is completely missing. We have a lot of young work force at the offices of the MNCs and large corporate houses. They have meetings, eat junk food and basically have a sedentary lifestyle. There is a need for massive workplace innovation and education. The companies can introduce awareness (about diabetes) programmes for the industry, good gyms and most importantly introduce healthy food at workplace. This can definitely check the prevalence of diabetes in the future of India.
Going from urban areas to the rural, earlier there have been very less cases of diabetes in rural areas compared to today. What is the scenario now?
Traditionally there has been a clear urban-rural divide when it came to diabetes. For instance, in 1975, the prevalence was just one per cent in rural areas compared to 2.5 per cent in urban areas. Circa 2010, we have 5-8 per cent prevalence in rural areas compared to 13-18 per cent in urban areas.
What can be said to be the major cause for this change?
The roads, the highways that pass through rural areas have brought in a lot of changes. All the dhabas lining the highways in the rural areas sell fatty food, deep fried products like chips as the MNCs are now focusing on rural markets after saturating the cities. That way, we can said to have made bad inroads literally. Another reason can be the increasing temptations for the rural masses thanks to media exposure.
Is there any study being carried out to document this change?
Yes, we are soon going to carry out a study about how urbanization affects the areas near highways.
You already have a large body of work, especially in the field of diabetes. What is the next thing on agenda?
The Diabetes Foundation of India is soon going to launch a major awareness programme across the country, which will also have screening for high risk diabetes mellitus.
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I did finally get healthy enough to get my flu shot yesterday, so yay me! The pharmacist at the drug store suggested I aim for August or September next time. I tried for October this year but had bronchitis.
Anyway, on to Thanksgiving week!
Over the weekend I used 5 weeks worth of CSA carrots to make a big pot of ginger carrot soup. It's about 3-4 nights worth of soup (half done). I roasted a bunch of eggplant and zucchini as a side dish. I made my favorite Mediterranean chickpeas and rice, but in the rice cooker instead of the pressure cooker. I have a problem with burning this stuff in the pressure cooker. I made caponata (wait, that may have been last weekend).
So this week is chickpeas and rice, carrot soup, lots of salad with salami and cheese.
Thursday's menu:
Roast turkey breast
Sausage and cornbread stuffing
Brussels sprouts with bacon
Butternut squash risotto
Pumpkin pie
Mashed potato casserole (aka, heart attack on a plate)
Chocolate peanut butter pie
Now, you're probably thinking "what a great list of homemade deliciousness!" And in a normal year, you'd be right. Except for the occasional trip east to visit family (or last year's impromptu trip to LEGOLAND), we cook dinner every Thanksgiving. In the past, this has included huge numbers of people (up to 14 in student housing, with our one-butt kitchen).
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