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The webinar session presents recent findings from a Signature Report from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center on Transfer and Mobility: A National View of Pre-Degree Student Movement in Postsecondary Institutions. The presentation examines student transfer and mobility activity over a span of five years from the fall of 2006 through the summer of 2011. Among the highlights are findings that one-third of all students transferred at least once, with community colleges the most common destination. Of those who transferred, 22% did so in their 4th or 5th year, 25% did so more than once, and 27% crossed a state line. Please join AACRAO for a discussion of this groundbreaking study and explanation of why the results matter for institutional planning. Presenters Don Hossler and Doug Shapiro from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center will be available to answer questions following the webinar.
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This webinar is geared towards campus officials, registrars, admissions officers, student services and records administrators as well as faculty members that handle transfer issues.
Don Hossler, Executive Director, National Student Clearinghouse Research Center
Don Hossler, is the Executive Director of the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center and also serves as a Professor of Educational Leadership & Policy Studies and at Indiana University Bloomington. Hossler has served as the Vice Chancellor for Enrollment Services for Indiana University Bloomington, and the Associate Vice President for Enrollment Services for the seven campuses of the Indiana University system, the Executive Associate Dean of the School of Education and as Chair of the Department of Educational Leadership & Policy Studies. His areas of specialization include: college choice, student persistence, student financial aid policy, and enrollment management.
Hossler has consulted with more than 50 colleges, universities, and related educational organizations including: The College Board, Educational Testing Services, the University of Cincinnati, Inter-American University of Puerto Rico, the Pew Charitable Trust, the University of Missouri, Colorado State University, the University of Alabama, and the General Accounting Office of the United States Government. He has presented more than 130 scholarly papers and invited lectures and is the author, or co-author, of 12 books and monographs and more than 70 articles and book chapters. Hossler is currently directing funded projects of The College Board, the Lumina Foundation for Education, and the Spencer Foundation focusing on student success and persistence. He has received career achievement awards for his research, scholarship, and service from the American College Personnel Association, the Association for Institutional Research, the College Board, and the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators.
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Oakland CA – On Friday, May 4th, the Oakland Police Department (OPD) will
open its doors to the community as it presents its first ever Open House Event at
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At the Northern California MegaRegion Summit today, Oakland Mayor Jean Quan announced Bank of America as the first area business to provide a $50,000 grant to the Mayor's Summer Jobs Program through the Workforce Development Fund at the East Bay Community Foundation. The Workforce Development Fund at the East Bay Community Foundation pools donations from different sources for the purpose of advancing strategies, programs and services that increase workforce development opportunities for East Bay residents. more »
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Tomorrow is the City of Oakland's 160th birthday and will serve as the grand finale to "Celebrating 160 Years of Oakland Love," a week-long series of events commemorating the occasion. Officially incorporated on May 4, 1852, Oakland has welcomed and inspired generations with its rich history, unparalleled diversity, eclectic cultural scene, vibrant neighborhoods and forward-thinking policies. more »
Chairman and CEO of The Clorox Company Don Knauss, joined by several of the largest companies located in the East Bay, today stood with Oakland Mayor Jean Quan to announce support for keeping the Athletics baseball team in Oakland. At the event, Knauss stated, "Clorox strongly and enthusiastically endorses the efforts of the East Bay business community and City of Oakland to keep the Oakland A's here in a new, world-class stadium." more »
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following a long day of mostly peaceful protests. Between 7 am and about midnight, as
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An estimated 4 million barrels, or 133,333 b/d, of South Sudan's Dar Blend crude oil are expected to be exported in April, down 17% from 4.8 million barrels set to be exported in March, trading sources said Wednesday.
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The expected drop in the outflow of the heavy, sweet crude next month was likely due to the cautious approach taken by Dar Blend producers on exporting amid instability in the region, triggered by civil unrest in the country since early December, one of the sources said.
Production of the South Sudanese grade is currently around 160,000 b/d, according to Liang Jing Dong, a production manager from China National Petroleum Corporation, in early March.
CNPC holds 41% equity interest in Dar Petroleum Operating Company -- operator of the Dar Blend oil fields -- while Malaysia's Petronas has a 40% stake. South Sudan's Ministry of Petroleum and Mining has issued a tender offering a total 2.8 million barrels of April-loading Dar Blend crude, unchanged from the volume it offered for March.
It is offering three 600,000-barrel cargoes of Dar Blend crude, for loading over April 11-12, April 15-16 and April 28-29, and one 1 million-barrel cargo for loading over April 24-25.
The tender closes on March 12, and will remain valid for three business days.
In addition, CNPC had issued a tender for a 600,000-barrel cargo of Dar Blend for loading over April 6-7. The tender closed on Tuesday and the result is expected later Wednesday.
This leaves one more 600,000-barrel cargo of Dar Blend to be offered for April loading, with the laycan over April 15-16.
Other stakeholders of the consortium include South Sudan's Nilepet (8%), China's Sinopec (6%) and Egypt Kuwait Holding (3.6%), according to the US Energy Information Administration's website.
South Sudan's Nile Blend crude exports for April are yet to be disclosed.
In March, around 1.2 million barrels were offered for loading, in two 600,000-barrel parcels for the middle and end of the month, Platts reported previously.
Production of Nile Blend crude from South Sudan's Unity state, which is estimated at 40,000-50,000 b/d, remains shut-in as operations ceased in December following the deteriorating security situation in South Sudan.
Production of the medium, sweet grade crude from neighboring Sudan, estimated at 50,000-60,000 b/d, remains unaffected.
India's ONGC Videsh Limited, which has an equity stake in South Sudan's Nile Blend production, said in December that it had evacuated all 11 of its personnel posted in South Sudan on security concerns. It added that other partners in the Nile Blend oil fields have also evacuated their personnel from the country.
Apart from OVL, CNPC and Petronas also hold equity interest in the production of Nile Blend crude in South Sudan.
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Earth Day happens just once a year, but that isn't stopping Toyota of Clermont from celebrating it the other 364! This new Toyota dealership near Orlando is slated to open up in June of this summer, and it'll bring tons of eco-friendly ways to get around town. Why not celebrate Earth Day every day from behind the wheel of one of their environmentally sensitive hybrids? You can even get the same selection at Toyota of Orlando and go green in an affordable and efficient way. Toyota, however, isn't just helping to save the planet with its hybrid technology – it's also going green in other ways!
Toyota goes green in Mississippi
For example, to celebrate Earth Day yesterday, Toyota visited their manufacturing plant in Blue Springs, Mississippi. While there, they kicked off a new solar powered energy system! It's comprised of 200 solar panels that convert the sun's power into usable electricity, and they go into sleep mode at night to save power. This is the fourth-largest solar powered set up in the entire state! They also teamed up with the local Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts to build Wood Duck boxes – these protective structures will help bolster the Wood Duck population that currently lives in the undeveloped 800 acres on Toyota's property. The Boy Scouts got conservation badges, and the ducks got a new home! To top it all off, Toyota was awarded the "Energy Partner of the Year" award from the Environmental Protection Agency for all of its green efforts!
Toyota of Clermont can get you into an eco-friendly new Toyota!
So how can you do your part? Easy – hop behind the wheel of a hybrid! Toyota of Clermont will offer an absolutely enormous selection of new Toyota near Orlando that embrace this technology, and you'll have more options than you know what to do with. Climb into an amazing 2013 Toyota Prius, or go green with the entire family in a new Toyota Highlander Hybrid! Choices abound, and you're privy to them all (especially when you consider the amazing new Toyota specials near Orlando that will tack on even more affordability).
What other ways can you go green when you're out on the road? Here are a few more suggestions from our new Toyota dealership near Orlando:
- Make sure your new Toyota is using the proper motor oil – did you know you can even get oil that's more environmentally friendly? It's called "Energy Conserving" oil, and it helps to reduce friction even further in your engine (and it'll help to increase fuel efficiency)
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(Crain's) -- Will the Olympics use taxpayer money after all?
City may have to pony up for Olympics
(Crain's) -- Will the Olympics use taxpayer money after all?
That emerged as a possibility Wednesday as a U.S. Olympic Committee evaluation team wrapped up a visit here to help it decide whether to put Chicago or Los Angeles into the international running for the 2016 Olympic Games.
Bob Ctvrtlik, vice-president, international, of the United States Olympic Committee, walks back to the bus after a tour of Chicago's Northerly Island. Bloomberg News
Specifically, a top USOC official suggested the Chicago City Council may vote to provide "very important guarantees or commitments" for the $366-million temporary stadium planned in Washington Park.
Bob Ctvrtlik, USOC's vice-president, international, added, "There are many ways that guarantees can be constructed. We definitely want the government to have some skin in the game. We have been assured by the mayor that that is the case with the city of Chicago."
Mayor Richard M. Daley and Chicago bid committee officials have repeatedly said no public funds would be used for the games.
But on Wednesday, Mayor Daley said, "We are presently working on the guarantee both with public and private. We're looking at that, the concern that the U.S. Olympic Committee has, rightfully so, (and) we'll be coming up with a plan very shortly." He declined to provide more details or a time line.
International Olympic Committee bylaws require that "each candidate city shall provide financial guarantees," but the IOC executive board determines whether host cities, other government authorities or third parties issue them.
Both Mr. Ctvrtlik and Mayor Daley spoke at press conferences at the conclusion of the evaluation team's 2½-day inspection of the city's plans, facilities and landscapes. USOC representatives lauded Chicago's bid but refused to handicap its chances.
"The United States Olympic Committee is in a win-win situation," Mr. Ctvrtlik said. "We have two great cities to choose from."
Mayor Daley, Chicago 2016 bid committee Chairman Patrick Ryan and the USOC's 11-person evaluation commission and staff discussed stadium plans at a lengthy meeting inside the Hilton Chicago Wednesday morning.
Then they boarded a hybrid diesel-electric CTA bus for a tour of several proposed games sites, including McCormick Place, Washington Park and Northerly Island.
"Just consider for a moment what the backdrop is for the broadcasters of the games," Doug Arnot, the Chicago committee's director of sport and operations, told evaluation team members huddled in the wind on Northerly Island.
The carefully stage-managed visit did bring one surprise.
As the USOC contingent boarded the bus outside its hotel, a man with a megaphone appeared on the sidewalk, yelling, "The Olympics is going to cause black people to be homeless" and comments critical of Mayor Daley. One of his two companions said they represent a group called the Coalition to Protect Public Housing.
Mr. Ctvrtlik singled out three aspects of Chicago's bid that impressed him: the games' compact layout, its lakefront celebration area and Mayor Daley's "strong leadership."
USOC CEO Jim Scherr said a Chicago games would be "unparalleled in their experience for the athlete, for the Olympic family and the spectators."
"The legacy of the games would also be exceptional," he said.
A decision from the USOC board is expected April 14.
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Our house is just a little house but God knows where we live
That saying is on a little plaque given to me by Grandmom and it's so fitting. We are happily settling down (finally!!??) in our cute, little home, and God-willing, our forever home, after moving so many times over the past few years. And just in time for spring and planting flowers, herbs, and of course GOURDS! Hope we get a good crop like we had down in North Carolina. At least living in rural south Jersey feels like living down south, but we're still in my beloved state of New Jersey!


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Now that the days are getting warmer, you're probably experiencing a little spring fever.
For those looking for their next vacation getaway, Architectural Digest has rounded up seven destinations and hotels that offer everything from sandy beaches to art-inspired, luxury spaces.
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Physiotherapy for refugees is everyone's issue. Come along to this fascinating study day to hear why.
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The topic is rehab for refugees and migrants.
Delegates will hear of experiences from Bangladesh, the Syrian crisis, Burundi, Greek Islands, Calais and the Greek Islands.
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Paradiso Ibiza Art Hotel is the brand new hotel from the Concept Hotel Group. With its perfect location in the beautiful bay of San Antonio near the top beaches, it is definitely a must-go place. The exterior and interior designs are inspired by the 1970s Miami retro style, giving you a feeling of traveling into the past. Just by this picture, we can say without a doubt that it will soon take the top position on the list of the most Instagrammable hotels.
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Once voted 'Best food festival' by the acclaimed McKennas guides, the Connemara Mussel Festival 2017 will gather a host of culinary delights for young and old in the beautiful village of Tullycross.
The Connemara Mussel Festival has established itself as a must attend family, culinary event in the west of Ireland. Children, teenagers, amateurs and professional chefs will all be involved in providing fun for everyone while battling it out in a series of interactive demonstrations and culinary competitions.The ever popular educational, interactive cooking workshops for children will take place over the weekend on Saturday 29th and Sunday 30th of April.
Under the experienced wing of GMIT lecturers Jacinta Dalton and Maria Conboy these workshops will provide an educational, interactive and nutritional seafood experience which will demonstrate how to make nourishing and tasty food. For the very first time the Mussel festival will also have a junior master chef competition taking place on Saturday April 29.
Junior master chef hopefuls of the future aged 12-15 will battle it out for best dish of the day, using local ingredients inspired by the Wild Atlantic Way.The invigorating, fun and entertaining amateur chef competition will take place on Saturday April 29 where a food fight will take place between three home cooks who will battle it out in a bid for the prestigious crown Connemara Mussel Festival Amateur Chef 2017.
The Connemara Mussel Festival will also feature its very own Bake off where home bakers will bring their produce such as brown bread, scones and tarts to be judged by our experts.Over the weekend some of the finest chefs in the country will showcase their culinary skills in a variety of demonstrations.
The Connemara Mussel Festival will feature a stellar line up of chefs including Joe Flaherty from John Keoghs Gastro Pub in Galway city, formerly of the Brasserie on the Corner, Jonathon Keane from The Lodge at Ashford Castle and Philippe Farineau from Ashford Castle. On Sunday April 29 JP McMahon will make his second visit to the Festival with his demonstration entitled "Ireland's First Food – The Native Oyster". The Galway-based chef, restaurateur and author, is Culinary Director of the award-winning EatGalway Restaurant Group and he runs the Aniar Boutique Cookery School.
He is committed to the educational and ethical aspects of food – to buying and supporting the best of local and free-range produce and engaging directly with small farmers. Contemporary Irish Cuisine will also take place with award winning chefs Enda McEvoy and Shane Sheedy who will demonstrate their techniques in contemporary cooking. Enda McEvoy is the chef of Michelin starred Restaurant Loam in Galway City and was voted Best Chef in Ireland in 2016 and Best Chef in Connacht in 2017.
Shane Sheedy is a Culinary Arts Technician at GMIT and is Regional Young Chef Ambassador for IGCAT (The Institute of Gastronomy, Culture, Arts and Tourism ), Barcelona. Shane also represented Galway in November 2016 in the European Region of Gastronomy Young of Chef of the Year Award. He has trained under Gordon Ramsey and Alain Ducasse in their 3 Michelin Star Restaurants in London and was a finalist in The European Young Chef of the Year Competition 2016.Along with premium Irish whiskey and wine tastings, mussels will be served in pubs, restaurants and on the street all over the weekend.
Whether you are travelling with babies, toddlers, teenagers, grandparents and all those in between, all members of the family are sure to experience an unforgettable and delicious weekend in the heart of Connemara.
For additional information on how to enter the competitions and to book online visit www.connemaramusselfestival.com


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William Seward Burroughs II (5 February 1914 – 2 August 1997) was an American novelist, poet, essayist and spoken word performer. A primary figure of the Beat Generation and a major postmodernist author, he is considered to be "one of the most politically trenchant, culturally influential, and innovative artists of the 20th century." His influence is considered to have affected a range of popular culture as well as literature. Burroughs wrote 18 novels and novellas, six collections of short stories and four collections of essays. Five books have been published of his interviews and correspondences. He also collaborated on projects and recordings with numerous performers and musicians, and made many appearances in films.
After being turned down by the Office of Strategic Services and U.S. Navy in 1942 to serve in World War II, he dropped out and became afflicted with the drug addiction that affected him for the rest of his life, while working a variety of jobs. In 1943 while living in New York City, he befriended Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac, the mutually influential foundation of what became the countercultural movement of the Beat Generation. Jack Kerouac called Burroughs the "greatest satirical writer since Jonathan Swift," a reputation he owes to his "lifelong subversion" of the moral, political and economic systems of modern American society, articulated in often darkly humorous sardonicism.
Much of Burroughs's work is semi-autobiographical, primarily drawn from his experiences as a heroin addict, as he lived throughout Mexico City, London, Paris, Berlin, the South American Amazon and Tangier in Morocco.
– Junkie (1953): His first confessional novel, a seminal text on the lifestyle of heroin addicts in the early 1950s.
– Naked Lunch (1959): A book structured as a series of loosely-connected vignettes that Burroughs has stated are intended to be read in any order. The reader follows the narration of junkie William Lee, who takes on various aliases, from the US to Mexico, eventually to Tangier and the dreamlike Interzone. The vignettes (which Burroughs called "routines") are drawn from Burroughs' own experience in these places, and his addiction to drugs (heroin, morphine, and while in Tangier, "Majoun" — a strong marijuana confection — as well as a German opioid, brand name Eukodol, of which he wrote frequently). Perhaps his best-known novel, fraught with controversy that underwent a court case under the U.S. sodomy laws, and made into a movie by David Cronenberg.
– The Nova Trilogy: The Soft Machine, Nova Express, The Ticket That Exploded (1961-64): Self-described by Burroughs as an attempt to create "a mythology for the space age" that utilizes cut-up and fold-in fiction, a style that facilitates non-linear storylines.
– The Wild Boys (1971): A free-associated, stream-of-consciousness book is settled in an apocalyptic near-future. The main plot shows the struggle between the wild boys – a revolutionary tribe of youths, living in a instinctual state existing outside the conventions of civilization, and free from mechanisms of social control like religion, nation and family – and the remnants of civilization itself, living an hedonistic and paranoic existence in totalitarian enclaves. It has been described by some critics as a homosexual version of Peter Pan.
– The Red Night Trilogy: Cities Of The Red Night, The Place Of Dead Roads, The Western Lands (1981): A series of non-linear stories exploring themes of past and future, time and travel. The Western Lands is inspired by the Egyptian Book Of The Dead, exploring after-death states by means of dream scenarios, hallucinatory passages, occultism, superstition, and Burroughs' view of reality.


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The Belle Valley Shopping Center, in Liverpool, England, recently received an apology note from a shoplifter, who stole candy bars in 1975.
The note read; "Dear Sir, I stole two bars of chocolate from Woolworths in your shopping centre in 1975, when I was a little boy. I apologize. I didn't know any better. Here's the money I owe you for them.
The mall's manager posted; : "In a time of division, it is great to see an act of kindness that restores faith in humanity.
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Hi all,
Have anyone parked your motorbike at LEGOLAND Malaysia?
I googled and don't seen to find anything about motorbike parking there beside car park at Legoland Hotel.
Hi all,
Have anyone parked your motorbike at LEGOLAND Malaysia?
I googled and don't seen to find anything about motorbike parking there beside car park at Legoland Hotel.
Motorbike parking in Malaysia seem to have a "you can park anywhere as long as you don't block traffic" kind of cult. Just remember to bring along a good lock - preferably locking to an immovable anchor AND an alarmed lock. Touristy areas such as Legoland are thieves' shopping centres.
A mid-lifer who started late on the motorised 2-wheeler game. Currently riding a 200NS - with a P-plate.
Randomly rants at www.sgBikerBoy.com
its difficult to show you but i always park my bike there. if you follow the car/bus parking bay, bike parking is on the left side exactly at the back of the shopping centre. then i walk a little bit abt 5minutes cutting through the shopping area and then to Legoland.
I just returned from Malacca . For many times, to get our usual fix of chendol, I would park my car at the roadside. last saturday, i was unfortunate. i saw a TP standing next to my car. I said, wait , wait. He moved off and said what wait and then look at the front . I looked and saw a letter. he was very rude.
my advice, nowadays, Police are more vigilant abt foreign vehicles. Infront of my car, there were around 7 malaysian motorcycles but none were issued.
Head towards Zon 2 > there is a booth and outdoor bike lots.
I parked right next to the booth, security guard assured me that its manned and there will be someone watching.
Fetched my bike later at 9+ > everything was still intact. (also secured my helmet to the bike > buff n gloves were inside helmet)
By the way, parking was free.


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Bayern Munich are reportedly considering selling Arturo Vidal next summer as the midfielder's form continues to stutter, with Chelsea said to be considering re-igniting their move for the 30-year-old.
According to Kicker, via the Metro, the Bavarian giants are doubting Vidal's ability to return to his best form as his performances continue to disappoint the club's hierarchy.
With his contract with the Bundesliga giants expiring in the summer of 2019, the club have a decision to make as to whether they cash in on the midfielder this summer, or allow him to leave the following year on a free transfer.
Although the 30-year-old is nearing the end of his career, Chelsea boss Antonio Conte is said to be eager to reunite with Vidal, after the pair worked together at Juventus, where they won three Serie A titles together whilst at the club.
Vidal to Chelsea might just be perfect💃💃— Eden Sarrison Harrison 🕴 (@TobbyHarrison) October 31, 2017
The Blues have been heavily linked with the Chile international as Conte has made it abundantly clear to the club that he needs greater depth in his squad to contend with the demands of both the Premier League and the Champions League.
Vidal himself has previously admitted to holding talks with Conte over a potential move to Stamford Bridge, as he even revealed he had been taking English lessons to help him settle into life in England's top flight.
The 30-year-old has made 14 appearances so far this season, with six of those coming off the bench, where he has contributed just one goal and one assist.


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Today I almost killed my daughter. I feel sick even writing this, I'm not sharing our story for attention or sympathy but as a scary wake up call for us all – to stay vigilant. The truth is I'm so beyond embarrassed that it happened 'on my watch', because I'm such a cautious parent as it is, but I feel it's important to share in the hope that this, or similar NEVER happens to anyone else.
It was like any other regular afternoon of ours, which includes me in the kitchen prepping dinner with Nylah playing with cups and pots at my feet. I had peeled and chopped the potatoes, placing them in the pot and the knife back on the board, when I took one step to the left to remove the husk from the corn. As quickly as I had briefly stepped away, Nylah had stood up and grabbed the board from the bench. Which resulted in a 20cm knife falling and narrowly missing stabbing her in the face.
My heart sank. I felt sick, and still do. At the thought of the should of, could of and would of, and how quick everything just happened, within the blink of an eye. Once the initial shock had passed, I began to cry, thinking of how lucky we were that she wasn't even left with a scratch. Up until the incident, she had never reached up for the bench, nor grabbed anything off it. It shocked me that she could even reach. Unfortunately accidents like this happen all the time.
I've copped so much shit in the past for being a 'helicopter' parent, or one that is overly cautious. And I've always worn it on the chin because I know at the end of the day; it's better to be safe than sorry, mum says. Children are so quick, and we can really never be too careful.
LISTEN: Parenting with six kids. (Post continues…)
I implore everyone to be so so careful and remain extra vigilant, but especially so in the kitchen, the bathtub (don't leave any children unattended even for a split second, they can slip and hit their head, or worse, in the blink of an eye), in and around pools of water and beaches andeven in car parks. (I know it is hard, but I have a strict routine when getting the kids out of the car.)
It is also a timely reminder that we should NEVER judge another mother or family in the face of tragedy (or ever really?) All too often I see comments on social media in relation to tragedies and accidents (such as drowning's or children who have wandered off) saying things like:
'How could that even happen'
'Where were the parents?'
'That would NEVER happen to me'.


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The zero draft of the UNESCO Guide for Mainstreaming Gender in Teacher Training Institutions has been achieved and hereby authors and experts have been invited to participate in the final review meeting of the draft Guide.
In 2012, UNESCO initiated the development of a "UNESCO Guide for Mainstreaming Gender in Teacher Training Institutions" through a participatory process, drawing on a comprehensive analytical study undertaken by the Division for Teacher Development and Higher Education, and a number of workshops and conferences on the topic as well as consultations with gender experts in different contexts.
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The title of this comes from the killer line delivered by Vince Cable, acting leader of the Lib-Dems, at Prime Ministers' Questions today.
I've not devoted a full post to this latest scandal yet, and not to worry, the Abrahams affair rumbles on.
The Morning Star's Adrian Roberts writes:
NEW Labour struggled with deepening crisis on Wednesday as senior party figures tripped over each other while trying to explain away the latest donations scandal.
During rowdy exchanges in the Commons, Prime Minister Gordon Brown said that the government would co-operate with any police inquiry into donations to the Labour Party by property developer David Abrahams.
But his excuses did not stop jubilant Tory leader David Cameron from making hay at the hapless Premier's expense.
Latest word is that Abrahams was badgered for donations by Jonathan Mendelsohn, Brown's chief fundraiser, and now the Scottish Labour Party has been drawn in:
The row over Labour Party funding has drawn in the party's Scottish leader Wendy Alexander.
Ms Alexander is checking the source of a donation to her successful campaign to win the leadership in Scotland.
A spokesman said Ms Alexander's team had acted in good faith but the SNP said Labour "sleaze" had come north.
My blogging companero Wonko asks an interesting question about the party's solvency:
The Labour Party has outstanding debts of £29,178,692 – nearly £29.2m. Does Labour have sufficient liquidity to meet loan repayments? No, it has had to restructure some of its loans. Does it have sufficient assets – property, cash reserves, guarantors – to repay its debts? No, it has very few assets. The Liebour Party is insolvent.
What happens if a large creditor – the Unity Trust Bank for example – decides to call in its loans? Liebour hasn't exactly been union friendly this time round and they shouldn't rely on union support forever – it'll carry on for as long as they are useful to each other and no longer (Unity Trust Bank is a union bank). If the Liebour Party no longer exists can a Liebour government continue to run the country?
A very pertinent question. Brown's "government of all the talents" can perhaps be viewed as an attempt to forge a new political party, more akin to the Democrats in the US, with the Liberal Democrats and opportunistic Tories?
New Labour has always said to dissenting unions that there's nowhere else to go (this, as they do their best to prevent a challenge from the Labour Left and stop a successful anti-capitalist party being established). But if this recent scandal results in state funding of political parties or a cap on donations, there could be a chance some unions decide to cease funding Labour centrally and instead invest in those parliamentary candidates that act in the interests of working people, and not the big business elite.


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The packaging that comes with each of our Royal Air Force centenary coins was produced in collaboration with the Royal Air Force. In the accompanying booklets you can read insights from some of those lucky enough to fly the iconic aircraft. Here those pilots tell us more about their own experiences of flying the aircraft that are a part of the past, present and future of the RAF.
The Sea King
Many pilots have flown the Sea King, some in a search and rescue role, others to assist at natural disasters or perform a wide range of humanitarian missions. The aircraft has one particularly well-known pilot – His Royal Highness The Duke of Cambridge. Prince William famously piloted the Sea King, and appears to have thoroughly enjoyed his experience.
"It's definitely advanced flying and it's rewarding, so put the two together and it's a fantastic job… it's unpredictable but at the same time, it's great to get to go out to save somebody's life hopefully or at least make a difference to someone and when you know that they are in trouble you do everything you can to try and get there."
His Royal Highness The Duke of Cambridge, a former Sea King Search and Rescue Pilot
We'd love to hear more about people's experiences of flying one of these iconic aircraft, or other memories of the Royal Air Force. Visit our RAF Memories page to find out more and read the stories others have shared.


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Such a beautiful boho bride, Colorado views never disappoint.
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… Normal blogging will resume after this brief moment of parental pride.
Tonight The Boy served mass for the first time. I'm not sure who was more nervous but I can proudly say that no altar linens were set ablaze. That is all.
Side note; when I posted these and other photos on my facebook page a few commented wanting to know if this was a mass in extraordinary form. Nope. It's just a regular solemnly celebrated novus ordo mass at my wonderful parish. A vigil mass no less. Proof that reverence isn't exclusive to one form of mass. When I hear people debate the legitimacy of the mass in the ordinary form I never know whether to get angry or be sad. Angry because it's ridiculous to assume Jesus in any less present in the Eucharist when mass is said in the vernacular or sad because so many only associate the novus ordo mass with abuses. As you can see, neither is the case. It also helps that we really do have a wonderful priest. Deo gratias.
Pictured; Son of a Crescat and Fr. Reid.


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The leafier, the greener the better: Gabby Reece challenges us this week to add more greens to every meal (maybe not always including breakfast) to increase our health and soak up all of the benefits delicious vegetables have to offer. Whether its spinach or broccoli, to other green leafy vegetables, find a way to fit them into your regularly scheduled meals for a more balanced, nutritious diet.
Let us know your choice of veggies and what meals you make and check out the full challenge from Gabby in the clip below.


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Posted: Oct 09, 2018
GENESEO, N.Y. – SUNY Geneseo sophomore middle blocker Kiersten Colvin notched a career-high 11 kills and a .556 hitting percentage to lead the Knights to a 3-0 (25-16, 25-19, 25-22) victory over visiting Houghton, Tuesday night.
- Geneseo broke a 5-5 first-set tie to take a 10-6 lead that later grew to 16-9 during a 4-1 run that included a pair of kills by sophomore middle blocker Bridget Lougen. Houghton pulled back within four, 17-13, but the Knights closed the set on an 8-3 run, including two kills by first-year outside hitter Maddie McLaughlin.
- The Highlanders erased an early 11-6 deficit in the second set with four-straight points to pull within one, 11-10. However, Geneseo used a 7-0 run on the serve of first-year defensive specialist Morgan Michalski to take an 18-10 lead that proved insurmountable.
- Tied, 15-15, in the third set, the Knights used a 9-1 run that included a pair of Colvin kills to put the match away.
- Geneseo (15-6) is undefeated in its last five outings and is 9-1 in its last 10.
- McLaughlin finished with 11 kills on 21 swings en route to a .429 hitting percentage.
- Junior outside hitter Abby May finished a kill short of a double-double with nine kills and 15 digs.
- Junior libero Sam Mendelsohn was credited with 15 digs while sophomore outside hitter Alexndra Frank added 12 digs.
- Geneseo attacked at a .276 clip for its third-highest hitting percentage of the season (.287 vs. Keuka Sept. 1, .282 vs. Coast Guard Sept. 1).
- Geneseo raised over $2,000 during its inaugural "Dig Pink" night, with proceeds benefiting the Side Out Foundation for cancer research.
Geneseo will travel to Worcester, Mass. to take on Clark on Friday (6:00 p.m.) before taking on host Wellesley (9:00 AM) and Plymouth State (11:00 AM) in tri-match action on Saturday.


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Approaching St. Mary's, our first impressions were of a wild, rugged Atlantic island. Although very beautiful in the sunshine, it is not hard to imagine how inhospitable these islands must be for sailors in bad weather:
There are tales of some islanders in the distant past, driven by extreme poverty, shining false lights to lure ships onto the rocks in order to claim salvage over their booty. They "rescued" the booty (usually along with the ships' crew members, at least) in beautiful wooden gigs.
Thankfully, modern day lifeboat men on Scilly are much more above board and very helpful. The day after we arrived in St. Mary's was a lifeboat open day.
We got to look round Scilly's state-of-the-art Severn lifeboat and spoke to a very helpful member of the crew who gave us lots of useful hints on places to visit while we were in Scilly. It is thanks to his advice that we got to swim with seals in the wild, to climb up to the remote Round Island lighthouse and to visit freshwater caves from the seaward side by dinghy, as well as finding some very beautiful sheltered anchorages in Scilly.
In fact overall we have found the islanders to be immensely friendly – friendlier than on the mainland. (With the one exception of the grumpy fisherman who complained vociferously at my lack of skill in throwing our bow line up at him as we tied up against the harbour wall for refuelling. But he did at least grab the line and make it off for us, before ordering Rob to show his "crew" how to throw a line properly! I was highly indignant…) In this world, doors are left unlocked, children can happily potter on their own and they trust you to "call in with the money later". How refreshing!
On St. Mary's we hired bicycles and enjoyed a wonderful tour of the island. There were very few cars on the lanes (this being the only island with any cars at all) and the cycling was gorgeous. We explored cliff tops and beaches and stopped for a leisurely lunch in a Bavarian café, of all places, with delicious homecooked food. The sky was deep blue, the sun was shining and everywhere there were gardens, walls and rockeries full of mesembryanthemum in full bloom (flowers that are daisy-like in shape, but the size and colours of carnations). There were also lots of agapanthus coming into flower – a real favourite of mine, and which will now forever remind us of Scilly, as well as of the Azores.
We finished cycling just in time to wander into a pub to catch the last couple of points in the tennis, as Murray won Wimbledon.
The tennis over, we sailed the short passage to the beautiful, compact island of St. Agnes and its smaller neighbour, The Gugh, where we passed a happy, peaceful couple of days.


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Chester S. Keefer, Boston, Mass.
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John F. Conlin Joseph F. Ross
Lewis Dexter Richard P. Stetson
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John R. Graham Albert O. Seeler
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Crawford County PA Arts and Crafts and Gifts
Directory for Crawford County Pennsylvania Arts and Crafts and Gifts listing artists, crafters, art galleries, gift shops, arts and crafts supplies, classes, hobby shops, and other relevant stores and businesses – usually offering multiple items or services.
Arts and Crafts is a very diversified category. We try to place business listings on the most relevant directory so be sure to see our Event Services and Business Directories Index for specific categories such as Jewelry and Food and Health & Beauty and Fabrics, Sewing, Quilting and Pets and Animals and Books and Authors and many, many more – as well as separate directories for specific companies such as Avon, Thirty-One Gifts, etc. If the artist, crafter or business offers a variety of items or multiple services and is located in Crawford County PA, then the listing would appear on this page. For other Pennsylvania Counties – see our Arts, Crafts and Gifts in PA Index.
We also have a directory for Crawford County PA Antiques and Collectibles. And if you're looking for arts and crafts shows and other events with vendors, see our section for Crawford County PA Events.
Event Planners! Looking for vendors for your events? Many of the artists and crafters listed below may be available for events. Vendors! Artists! Crafters! Looking for events to promote your business and sell your products? Be sure to see our Index for Events in PA by County to find events near you – or our Index for Events in PA by Month.
To submit a free business listing – click here.
Towns or cities in Crawford County PA with arts and crafts listings so far:
Cambridge Springs PA •• Jamestown PA •• Meadville PA •• Saegertown PA •• Spartansburg PA •• Titusville PA •• County-Wide ••
The Arts, Crafts and Gifts listings below are in alphabetical order first by town or city in Crawford County PA, then each town or city is in alphabetical order by business name.
CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS PA Arts, Crafts, Gifts
Artists, Crafters, Gift Shops and More
- Campbell Pottery Store and Stonewall Gallery
25579 Plank Road, Cambridge Springs PA 16403 ~~ 814-734-8800
Website: http://www.campbellpotterystore.com
The store and gallery is housed in a restored century-old barn filled with porcelain pottery by Bill Campbell; also art glass, wood, metal, jewelry, and clay works by other artists. The barn is surrounded by 22 acres of emerald fields, including 9 acres of colorful day lilies which bloom in July. Open ten months of the year from March 1 through December 31. See Website for hours, directions, and extensive information including pottery care, Gallery Shows, and Artist Demonstrations. The Campbell Pottery Store has been in business for over 20 years and does not participate as a vendor at any events..
Re-verified 7/14 personal visit, ws.
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JAMESTOWN PA Arts, Crafts, Gifts
Artists, Crafters, Gift Shops and More
- KL Keepsakes Ceramic and Restoration
Jamestown PA ~~ 724-932-2654
Website: http://klkeepsakesrestoration.weebly.com/china-horse-molds.html
Breyer horse painting and restoration. Ceramic firing, pouring and painting. Call and leave a message if no one picks up. Minimal molds less than 600.
Re-verified 4/17 ws – free listing submitted 11/09.
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MEADVILLE PA Arts, Crafts, Gifts
Artists, Crafters, Gift Shops and More
- CJS Crafting Corner
Clara Sliker, Owner
Meadville PA 16335 ~~ 814-807-1985
Email: email@example.com
I quill quality hand made gifts such as wall hangings, magnets, and jewelry. I am interested in taking part as a vendor in events within the Crawford County.
Free listing submitted 10/17.
- Joann's Fabrics and Crafts
South Park Plaza, 18921 South Park Avenue, Meadville PA 16335 ~~ 814-724-5210
Website: http://www.joann.com
Fabrics, notions, sewing, arts and crafts supplies, equipment, and more.
- Lil' Monkeys
Rhonda Cooley, Meadville PA 16335 ~~ 814-724-1264
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LilMonkeysHandmade
Lil Bit Sassy offers quality handmade items for babies, children and adults. Specializing in gift items, housewares and accessories. Personalized embroidered also available. Custom orders always welcome.
Re-verified 9/17 fb – free listing submitted 7/12.
- Meadville Community Theatre
Odd Fellows Building, 400 North Main Street, Meadville PA ~~ 814-333-1773
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MCT1967
Small town, non-profit organization that is run by community members. See Website for performance schedule.
Re-verified 9/16 fb – listing originally placed prior to 2014.
- Meadville Fine Art Prints LLC
231 Chestnut Street, Meadville PA 16335 ~~ 814-337-8600
Website: http://www.meadvilleart.com
Printing, signs and banners, laminating, mounting, photo restoration services. Gallery and artist reference systems for viewing and selecting local artists' and photographers' works and making contact with them for commission work. Gallery space is available for displaying and selling works reproduced by Meadville Fine Art Prints. Services for artists, photographers, businesses and decorators available. See Website for details.
Re-verified 9/16 fb – listing originally placed prior to 2014.
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SAEGERTOWN PA Arts, Crafts, Gifts
Artists, Crafters, Artisans, Craftsmen, Gift Shops and More
- Dine's Ceramics
23336 Gravel Run Road, Saegertown PA 16433 ~~ 814-398-4888
Debbie Dine, Email: email@example.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Dines-Ceramics-1449062458696640
I am a full service ceramic supply studio that offers classes for all ages and experience. I am available for events as I am interested in taking my finished projects to shows to get more people interested in the craft and all its many forms.
Re-verified 4/17 fb – free listing submitted 10/15.
- Lemanski's
Saegertown PA 16433 ~~ 814-398-4878
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/nw.pa.scrollsaw
We do scroll saw wood crafts, plaques, wall hangings, ornaments, mementos, militaria, custom signs, we can even turn photographs into custom scroll saw art. We attend craft shows and festivals throughout Northwestern PA, feel free to contact us if you would like us to attend your event.
Free listing submitted 4/17.
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SPARTANSBURG PA Arts, Crafts, Gifts
Artists, Crafters, Artisans, Craftsmen, Gift Shops and More
- Eastman's Heirloom Woodturnings
Todd Eastman, Owner
Spartansburg PA 16434 ~~ 814-694-7741
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Find us on Facebook: Eastman's Woodturning
Provide custom woodturning services of a wide range of items and have ready made products including but not limited to bowls, vases, hollow forms, urns, writing instruments, peppermills, key chains. I am available to set up at vendor events.
Free listing re-submitted – updated 4/17 – originally submitted 10/14.
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TITUSVILLE PA Arts, Crafts, Gifts
Artists, Crafters, Gift Shops and More
- Forest Glen Alpacas, LLC
Doug & Tina Weston, 316 McCurdy Road, Titusville PA 16354 ~~ 814-827-2352
Website: http://www.forestglenalpacas.com
Sales, breeding, boarding, agisting, fiber and fiber products.
Re-verified 9/16 – ws – free listing originally placed prior to 2012. Note from Linda & Rich: We visited the Forest Glen Alpacas booth at the Clarion Autumn Leaf Festival Craft Show a few years back. Beautiful products! Ahhhh – so soft and warm! Check out their Website for examples.
- Oil Creek Originals
Titusville PA ~~ 814-677-6496
Websites: http://www.oilcreekoriginals.com
and http://www.oilcreekoriginals.etsy.com
Creative designs for the decorative painter. Hand painted gifts from the Oil Valley Region of NW PA. Oil Creek Originals sells original pattern packets for the decorative painter. All patterns include line drawing, color photo and instructions. Willing to set up as a vendor at arts and crafts shows, festivals, fairs and trade shows.
Re-verified 10/16 ws – free listing submitted 3/08.
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Pertaining to ALL of Crawford County Pennsylvania
Links to other Websites for Crawford County Pennsylvania:
- Crawford County PA (Official Website – Government): http://www.crawfordcountypa.net
- Crawford County Convention and Visitors Bureau: http://www.visitcrawford.org
Crawford County PA is located in Northwestern Pennsylvania.
The Crawford County Seat is Meadville PA.
Bordering Counties: Erie (N), Mercer (S), Venango (SE), Warren (E),
Crawford County PA also borders the State of Ohio.
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Arts, Crafts and Gifts in PA – Index
Arts, Crafts & Gifts for all of Pennsylvania
Business Directories – Index
Arts, Crafts & Gifts listings – by category!
Crawford County PA – Antiques and Collectibles
Some antique shops also carry gifts!
Crawford County PA Events Index
Find arts and craft shows and other events in Crawford County PA!


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We've been hearing a lot about what scientists are learning concerning genes. They don't just give you your eye color or make you tall or short.
They can also predispose you to an illness -- like breast or ovarian cancer. It's a scary thought that you could have a genetic time bomb ticking inside you.
The good news is that genes -- at least the key ones we know about right now -- are responsible for these cancers only about 10 percent of the time.
But that begs the question: How do you know if you are genetically at risk?
Knowing your risk can lead to early detection or even preventive measures.
A look at your family history is the first place to start.
Did a family member develop one of these cancers? Did more than one of them develop cancer?
If so, that's important to discuss with your doctor. A next step could be seeing a genetic counselor and, possibly, to have a genetic test that looks for the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes, the "bad guys," in this case.
If the test comes back positive you can be monitored carefully. Some women who had already developed breast cancer have chosen to have their ovaries and breasts removed.
They did not want to live with the worry. That is an aggressive approach, but understandable.
Again, having the breast or ovarian cancer gene is unlikely. But it is more likely in some groups such as in Jewish women of Eastern European decent.
Recently, I interviewed a gynecologic oncologist, Dr. Kathryn McGonigle, from Seattle, who specializes in helping women with these genetic predispositions.
We also talked with her patient, Jane Berkman, who feels genetic testing saved her life.
You can listen to or download the podcast, "Genetic Testing for Breast and Ovarian Cancer Risk" from Patient Power at this link: http://www.patientpower.info/program/genetic-testing-for-breast-and-ovarian-cancer-risk/
No doubt more genetic "bad guys" will be discovered and there will be more tests that look for them to try to keep healthy people healthy. It's an evolving field.
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Diabetes is a devastating health disorder, which hides a range of other health risks and dangers. People with diabetes have an increased risk of heart-related complications and mental health problems. However, the condition is preventable in the vast majority of instances, and it can be easily reversed. While the vast majority of people consider it difficult to control diabetes, medical studies prove it is not related to deprivation and similar things; simple diet, regular exercise, and several other simple steps will help you manage the symptoms of the condition, advance your energy and improve mental state. Controlling sugar levels is not related to giving up sweets or resigning to a bland food life. Learn the recommendations and tips mentioned below to get the idea of easy and beneficial diet to help you stay safe and live a healthy life, irrespective of the experienced condition.
Perfect Diet for Diabetic Patients
Nutritional needs are literally the same in all patients, which means it doesn't matter if you want to prevent or treat diabetes. You do not need to follow a strict diet, limiting a considerable number of products or completely avoiding some foods. Instead, it is inevitable to pay due attention to the choices you make every day. Carbohydrates are the most important components you need to control, as they can either lead to serious complications or help you benefit from little weight reduction.
Reduction of excess fat is the first step to controlled blood sugar, balanced blood pressure and lowered cholesterol level. Additionally, if you lose around 5-10% of your overall body weight, you are likely to experience profound effects on your energy, mood, and general well-being. It means you can make a significant change, even though you have already been diagnosed with diabetes. You can considerably relieve the symptoms of the disorder and prevent its complications if you keep to a healthy diet, control your weight, do much exercise and balance sugar levels.
To achieve the desired effects, a patient should first be aware of key factors that can trigger diabetes aggravation. Belly fat is the most dangerous condition, which creates an advanced danger of type 2 diabetes development. Belly fat is tightly related to liver and surrounding organs, which are responsible for insulin production and can launch the condition development. A range of unhealthy fats and all the calories obtained from fructose tend to add centimeters around the abdomen and boost the risk of diabetes occurrence.
Myths and Truths about Diabetes and Related Diet
While a healthy and balanced diet is really one of the crucial factors, which influence well-being and some feelings of diabetic patients, there are too many myths, which prevent people from normal functioning and still do not help to overcome the condition:
- Special diabetic meals can help you eliminate diabetes symptoms. Healthy eating is halfway to a successful treatment course and proper body functioning. Traditionally, a habit of following a healthy diet is not related to expensive diabetic foods. However, it is important to remember about some alternatives available on the market, e.g. diabetic chocolate, cookies, and others;
- Completely reduce the sugar consumption. This myth does not have any medical proof as diabetic patients can enjoy favorite treats, but in one condition: when the overall diet is healthy and you limit hidden sugars. Do not cut down on dessert if it's a part of your healthy and balanced meal;
- A diet high in protein is the best. The results of studies have shown that an advanced level of protein, especially animal one, can advance the risk of insulin resistance, which is the primary risk factor for type 2 diabetes development. Fats, carbohydrates, and proteins should be included in a healthy diet for its advantageous influence on the health of the patient. You need these three components to manage diabetes symptoms and get a well-balanced diet;
- Eliminate carbs. Definitely, you need to reduce the consumption of unhealthy ingredients, increasing the amounts of grain carbs. Cut down on starchy carbs, which are high in fiber.
General Tips and Recommendations for Diabetic Diet
To take the maximal advantage out of the diet, a patient should be comfortable eating it, which means you don't need to completely avoid all your favorite foods. Instead, you should make smart choices preventing considerable sugar level increases and balancing your glycemic index.
According to recommendations of qualified medical specialists, a patient should increase the number of some products, decreasing the consumption of others. Mind your preferences while making the final decision.
Decrease the use of:
- Red meat and processed meat;
- Trans fats from deep-fried and hydrogenated foods;
- Sugary cereals, white bread, and refined rice or pasta;
- Fat-free products and other products with extra sugar instead of fat;
- Fast foods and other unhealthy products.
Increase the consumption of:
- Cereals high in fiber;
- Whole grain bread;
- Healthy fats from avocados, olive oil, nuts, flax seeds and fish oil;
- Vegetables and fruit;
- Sugar substitutes instead of regular sugar that can advance the glycemic levels in a matter of minutes;
- Proteins, included in beans, eggs, low-fat dairy and others.
Additionally, as a patient diagnosed with diabetes, you can choose other eating solutions to lower your blood sugar:
- Add healthy fats to the desserts you eat;
- Decrease cravings for sweets;
- Reduce juice, soda, and other soft drinks;
- Eat sweets with a meal;
- Check labels to choose low sugar foods;
- Avoid packaged and processed foods;
- Find healthy ways to satisfy your cravings for sugar;
- Eat half the dessert you normally take;
- Eat at a set time;
- Decrease the amounts of consumed meals, increasing their number during the day;
- Have a proper breakfast each morning;
- Try to control your calorie intake.


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After many years of absence, Bianca and her mother meet again in Porto. Together, they will hit the road with their stripping show, running after lost time, impossible love and strange fantasies…
An inspired visual realization of the strange, hypnotic, seductive music serving as title/theme/soundtrack. Libidinous ennui. Never felt anything quite like it through cinema. Mesmerizing and transformative. Focused on two female (carnival-esque) stripper-performers, but more profoundly an observation of the male gaze, voyeurism, the absurdity of sexuality and desire.
83/100 - Great.
Onyric and sensual. Seems to me like a well made conglomerate of strangeness, desire and flow: raw stuff of what dreams are made.
I loved this. I am gay and I loved it even though the main object of the gaze is female this is queer cinema because it is about non normative sexuality. There is incest, taboo behaviour all mixed in with a melancholia born of nostalgia heightened by haunting music and, near the end, almost a dream like haunting cinematography.
3.5 This has a strange appeal, the narcoticesque haze of the performance, the mixed interest/indifference of the audience, the boy's discomfort after she puts his hands on her breast....It's sort of like a weird dream.
'Make me beautiful' Gonzalez's short is about much more than the male gaze as a young woman rejoins her 'mother' for a traveling strip show that gives new meaning to no frills. The underlying melancholy, the self lies and tentative hope within crushed dreams are evident for those willing to look beyond the lingerie and nakedness.
On the one hand it satisfies a late-night young-blooded aestheticism that his brother's music also encapsulates for me (aided here instead by music from Grouper and Julia Holter), and on the other it indulges to the point of crudity a certainly banality or euro-sleaze. Pleasing yet hollow, I'll extend Gonzales another opportunity in the hope it's not all stylish posturing. 2.5
Stylish, atmospheric, compelling and strange. Lynchian, but in a way that makes it seem to be the natural output of a coherent and internalized vision, rather than homage or mere aesthetic. And an emotionally sophisticated take on the (usually intolerable) "lost people seeking connection" trope. Not sure about that 'cathartic' ending... But Gonzalez has caught my attention.
Awkward, beautiful. The film manages to fetishize Bianca and glorify her sexuality, whilst simultaneously shaming the male gaze. A strange duality for the spectator.


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