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Honestly, after making these (using my own made tortillas) i am hooked on Mexican Food. They are so tasty, and i only need a couple of slices to be full.
I highly recommend/insist that you make your own tortillas, you can freeze some and make more tasty dishes later. The difference is incomparable, they also great reheated next day. I love mine with a sour cream and guacamole (takes 5 minuets to make), as all the flavors mix really well.
I will be giving the recipe for tortillas in my other post.
Tortillas-this recipe is for 4 quesadillas and you will need respectively 8 tortillas.
Chicken breast- 2 pieces, cut in strips.
Yellow capsicum- 2 cut in strips.
Onion- 1 large, cut in half rings.
Cheese- i am using cheddar-200g + (depending on your taste) grated.
Fajita spice mix or any other chili spice mix.
Butter -50 g
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3) "Noisy" children's character toys and play sets: some kids programmes (Octonauts, Go Jetters, Hey Duggee) have pop-culture references or things that adults find funny. Why are the toys totally devoid of all wit? Toys should be funny too. Especially noisy ones.
31/05/2018, 21:06
2) Crutches, which my wife is using. Why, after all the years of medical innovation, do NHS crutches not have flat, rubbery bits on the arm hoops so you can prop them up against a wall without them falling over?!?!
31/05/2018, 21:05
I have decided that a few common objects need some design modifications.
1) My fridge. It needs a "butter drawer/box" that stops butter melting into a sloppy mess but without making it so hard that it doesn't spread.
30/05/2018, 07:01
Attempted a double-bake yesterday/today. Forgot to score one! #sourdough #baking #BoringMiddleClassHobbies
28/05/2018, 21:31
I actually went and put a notice on a website to say that I DO NOT use cookies or collect any personal data.
28/05/2018, 20:38
I also implemented MUCH better error handling, which means I'm not constantly polling for petitions that have been archived and (ridiculously) send me redirects to HTML pages when I asked for JSON!
28/05/2018, 20:37
And if you're into geeky details, I upgraded from Laravel 5.2 to 5.6 and moved from queued jobs to scheduled tasks. This means that all open petitions are updated at once, rather than staggered through the 5-minute periods. Let's hope the JSON API isn't rate limited.
28/05/2018, 20:37
I still want to properly fix the charts in the Petition Tracker. This will hopefully come. They're really not as good as I'd like them. Chart.js has defeated me.
28/05/2018, 20:36
Yay! After a (not very) brief period of being broken, Petition Tracker is back up and running! Track a UK government petition's growth at https://petition-track.uk/
27/05/2018, 21:12
I guess my websites will be in a minority if I set no cookies whatsoever – which I'm hoping they will soon (some already do).
I feel like I should display a pop-up notice proudly announcing the fact!
27/05/2018, 21:04
Just because I LOVE Sunday night so much, I'm doing a proper write up of the conversation I keep having about analytics cookies laying out my current interpretation of what you need to do.
I know how exciting this is.
Watch this space…
…or some paint dry.
27/05/2018, 21:03
Self-destructing file-uploads from Mozilla. Awesome.
See also https://onetimesecret.com/ which I often use for sending passwords to others
27/05/2018, 21:03
Who's the person you'd least expect to have a take on GDPR then? Mr Scruff has to be pretty high on the list! https://www.mrscruff.com/gdpr
27/05/2018, 12:07
Can anyone explain the biological imperative/evolutionary advantage of small children having "I'M NOT TIRED!!!!" tantrums when they clearly are very much so?
27/05/2018, 11:10
I know Swindon has a bad reputation, but seriously, even the bad weather avoids us!! We've had a tiny bit of rain, but mostly it's skirted right round us! #weather
27/05/2018, 07:14
It 8:12. I've baked a loaf of bread, poured a filter coffee, helped make 2 masks for children. Looks like the start of another busy and creative day! #YouAreCreative
27/05/2018, 06:51
Round three. Aided by my currently-partially-disabled wife. But I messed up putting it in the oven and got a weird shape. Lovely texture though! #sourdough #baking
26/05/2018, 18:46
I keep meaning to give Lidl kudos for this. So many nappy brands only show women. Aldi's entire baby range is called "Mamia" for heaven's sake. I applaud Lidl's branding. 👏🙌
26/05/2018, 18:17
Dear world, please forgive my transgressions into rampant kiddie-commercialisation/consumerism and pester-power. My wife is out of action and half term is coming. These things bring temporary relief. Thanks for understanding.
26/05/2018, 14:24
If you don't listen to 99 Percent Invisible (you don't? Why the heck not?!) this is essential listening on accessibility. It starts in the physical world, but moves to digital at the end. 💯👍😃 https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/curb-cuts/


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EQI-enrolled EAL/D (English as an additional language or dialect) students study core English three times a week. In the junior school, international students will also receive an extra 70 minutes per week of English language support. These extra classes are small and allow for more individualised support and feedback to students across all subject areas.
In the senior school, Education Queensland International (EQI) students are enrolled in smaller sized core English classes (three times per week) and given an additional 70-minute class per week outside of their timetabled classes.
Kenmore State High School international student program also funds a tutoring service. Twice a week after school, EQI students are able to access a tutor to assist them with homework and assessment.
Ms Rebecca Murray is an EAL/D teacher and the International Student Coordinator. Ms Murray assists students with academic and school-based support, liaising with both teachers and students to enable successful outcomes for our international students.
Ms Rebecca Witherspoon is the Homestay Coordinator. Ms Witherspoon can assist students with any homestay enquiries/issues, and also provides regular support to international students.
Our international students have the opportunity to participate in all aspects of school and extra-curricular activities, including subject-based excursions and incursions, school musicals and plays, music ensemble performances, inter-school sports, university level science and mathematics courses to name but a few. We encourage our international students to fully embrace our school community and participate in as many activities as they feel comfortable doing.
Our international students have access to their own air-conditioned kitchen and lounge room facility. The large wall mural representing the Four Seasons, was designed and painted by three of our international students; Chloe, May and Ella.
CRICOS Provider Name: The Queensland Department of Education
Trading Name: Education Queensland International
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1 Real Ale pub
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Population (2011) of Felsham: 448.
Local licensing authority for Felsham is Mid Suffolk.
About Felsham
Felsham is grouped around two greens and was recorded in Domesday as "Fealsham". John Speed's 1610 map shows the village as "Fel?ham".
Mausoleum house takes its name from a feud between a previous house owner and a village rector. Determined that the church would not profit from his death he built a mausoleum on his own estate. The body of his only child was subsequently interred in it. Since then the remains have been relocated to the churchyard by later generations of the same family.
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Marathon Key Hotels
Courtyard Marathon
The Courtyard by Marriott on Marathon Key has an extensive list of features and amenities that set it apart from other hotels on the island. The ocean view infinity pool with whirlpool and accompanying tiki bar are at the top of that list. Balconies with bay views and sunset suites are also many steps above any average hotel room. The bistro serves breakfast, dinner and drinks that are sure to make this your favorite place to stay in the Keys.
Tranquility Bay Beachfront Hotel & Resort
Enjoy a private white sand beach and on-site water sports with the entire family. Featuring 3 pools and a tiki bar. Choose from tropical garden guestrooms to 2 and 3 bedroom fully equipped beachfront houses. An authentic luxury resort where you will experience the true tranquility of the Florida Keys.
Hawks Cay Resort & Marina
Hawks Cay Resort, Spa and Marina is located on Duck Key on the north end of Marathon. Hosting countless TV fishing shows, this is the premier island resort & marina for the countless water sports the Florida Keys are known for. Featuring gorgeous swimming pools, a Dolphin Connection™ program, several restaurants, luxurious full-service spa and a setting that is a tropical island paradise.
Holiday Inn Express & Suites
Located in the heart of the Florida Keys, the Holiday Inn Express and Suites is close to everything the Keys are known for. Key West is a short drive away, as are local attractions like the Dolphin Research Center and Bahia Honda State Park. Featuring amenities like a pool, boat ramp, docks, fitness center and everything you'll want to make your dream vacation a reality.
Glunz Ocean Beach Hotel
The newly renovated Glunz Ocean Beach Hotel and Resort boasts 600 feet of private beach in Key Colony Beach, Florida. Features include a pool overlooking the ocean. Accommodations are a combination of 46 hotel rooms, suites, and oceanfront villas. All villas and suites overlook the ocean and beach.
Continental Inn
The Continental Inn is an affordable family resort featuring one and two bedroom condos on the ocean in Key Colony Beach, Florida. The pool is heated and steps away from the private sandy swimming beach. Includes daily maid service and is conveniently located near some of the best restaurants on the island.
Expert Marathon Key Florida Vacation Tips
Marathon is known as being located in the heart of the Florida Keys. This is a fact, as it is right in the middle of the island chain and provides a great opportunity to enjoy and explore areas to the north and south. Everything from Key West to Key Largo is within a relatively short drive. With a little research, you can easily plan and visit all of your favorite attractions, restaurants and activities. Take advantage of being in the middle of it all and spend a couple days during your vacation to explore!
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Recent Posts
Tag Archives: Herons
Roses and Red Foxes: Wildlife in Howard County
Wildlife spottings all around Howard County: Hawk, heron, groundhog, and rabbit spottings are in abundance now. Deer and chipmunk spottings are increasing. Dayton, MD: I saw a red fox at my grandpa's house. Centennial Lake: Lots of rabbits, a deer, … Continue reading
Favorite Local Places: Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary
I've been there twice now and it is a beautiful BEAUTIFUL place. I first went with my environmental science lab class and we got a tour of the marshland. Our guide could talk with a passion about the place forever … Continue reading
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Red Foxes: Dayton, MD (Update)
I have been up the road a few times in the last month and there has been plenty to see. All the cow farms have their beautiful cattle out and about grazing. The resident snow goose is still at it's … Continue reading
Red Foxes: Herons Update
The day after my last post on Herons (August 23rd), I saw a Great Blue Heron again. I didn't see one last friday (August 24th) and I didn't go to Centennial Lake Saturday or Sunday (August 25-26th), but the last … Continue reading
Red Foxes: Animal Spottings in Dayton, MD
No pictures of living animals, though I did see living animals today. I saw plenty of deer, even a couple fawns. No bucks though. This was all around Dayton, even in Glenelg and Clarksville. I saw a pretty big water … Continue reading
Favorite Local Places: Patuxent Reservoir Watershed Pig Tail Recreation Area, Dayton, MD
This is also in Dayton, MD and is not far from the Big Branch Recreation Area. Big Branch offers more wildlife spottings but this area is just as pretty. Here is where I see more Herons. I saw at least … Continue reading
Red Foxes: Spottings in Dayton, MD
No pictures, sorry. But, we spotted, at least five Herons altogether, three Kingfishers, very colorful birds, Karp, tons of baby turtles or all sizes, and a good ten deer any maybe more though I couldn't tell if we had seen … Continue reading
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By Go-To Guy, LMU Lions Roar Contributor
Arizona Compass Prep School is reporting that Both Gach, a long, athletic 6'6" combo guard, is currently on a recruiting visit to LMU. Gach, a 170-pound senior averaged almost 20 points per game for the Dragons.
Gach has a nice outside shot, handles the ball well, passes the ball well and is a quick jumper. He has been described numerous times as a "high flyer." Sounds like a player that would be perfect in an up-tempo system.
Here's a video of a game where he scores 30:
Here's a really short video with three highlights. Check out his first score to see his athleticism and ball-handling skills:
Both Gach has a twin brother named Duoth Gach. The two played together last year in Minnesota where they led their high school to 29-3 record and the AAA state championships. Both Gach played PG and averaged 16.2 points on 59% shooting. He shot 74% on FTs, 42% on 3s while dishing out 4.4 assists and pulling down 3.6 rebounds per game.
After his junior year, Both chose to transfer to AZ Compass Prep School while his brother Duoth stayed in Minnesota. Both is described as a combo guard with more of a complete game, while his twin brother is more of a slasher.
Here's a nice article on the two of them.
Basketball runs in the family. The Gach twins have an older brother, Gach Gach, who is a junior at West Texas A&M. Gach Gach was quite an influence in their development.
Here's an article about the Gach brothers from a couple of years ago.
The Gach family doesn't stop with just the three boys. They have a sister – Mer Gach – who is a 6' power forward at Rochester Community and Technical College. And there's more! Literally! Mer Bach's bio boasts a family that includes Martha Deng, Tut Dhour, Gach Gach, Both Gach, Duoth Gach, Sunday Gach, Nicki Gach, and Nyaboi Gach.
They are all part of a large Sudanese community in Minnesota. Here's an article on the community.
Other schools reported to be recruiting Both Gach include Utah, Oklahoma, Southern Utah, Kent State and North Dakota.
Do we hope Both Gach comes to LMU? As they say in one of the linked articles above:
"Gach ya!"


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Super Tuesday is nearly upon Americans. Find out which candidates - Democrats and Republicans - support Americans' right to play with Yahoo's electoral roundup.
N4G is a community of gamers posting and discussing the latest game news. It's part of NewsBoiler, a network of social news sites covering today's pop culture.


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What do socks, Kellogg's corn flakes and Bigfoot have in common? They all have something to do with the strange sex facts we're about to reveal to you.
The fine folks over at BuzzFeed dug through hoards of sexy (and not-so-sexy) sex facts and narrowed their list down to 14 of the weirdest ones. Come on, cereal and Bigfoot?! You know it's going to be good.
Intrigued yet? You totally want to find out what the facts are. So, just sit back, relax and watch the video above. You won't regret it.


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Zebra, $6.99, ISBN 1-57566-882-3
Paranormal Comedy Mystery, 2004 (Reissue)
I really like that name, Lady Twitters. I wish I'd thought of it first. It's a good thing that I am a nice and sweet humble person, nothing at all like that Lady Twitters, or I won't believe Ms Michaels when she says that nothing in this book is about me, er, I mean, the actual romance genre.
Maggie by the Book sees Kasey Michaels continuing to skewer the romance industry and fans, only this time reviewers – online reviewers – are included in the fun. Ms Michaels insists that fiction is not to be confused with real life, but I'm sure we readers know better, right? The result is pure fun. The only downside is that the satirical elements of the story are fast becoming more interesting than the characters' stories. There is probably a middle ground where Ms Michaels can expound on the satirical elements in her story without diverting the reader's attention from the main characters, surely, but this middle ground is nowhere to be found in this book.
Where we last left off in Maggie Needs an Alibi, bestselling historical mystery author Maggie Kelly's hero Alexandre Blake, the Viscount Saint Just, has left the pages of her work-in-progress along with his Sancho Panza, Sterling Balder, and poor Maggie has to deal with dead bodies as well as two fictitious Regency characters determined to experience what life out there have to offer. In this one, Maggie heads off to a We are Romance (WAR) convention. Saint Just tags along, confident that he can win the top prize in the cover model contest. But when the WAR convention turns nasty and a reviewer ends up dead (ouch), everyone is a suspect – romance authors, reviewers, editors, agents, everyone.
Saint Just is in heaven. He is, after all, a splendid detective, if he may say so. Now if only he can solve this whodunnit as well as sabotage Maggie's blossoming relationship with a police officer (even if he isn't so sure as to why he wants to do that), life will be just dapper.
A running joke on the way Americans and Brits say "lieutenant" aside, this book is rife with plenty of oh-so-wicked skewerings at everything about the genre. It's a hoot. Of course, thin-skinned readers who don't get the picture and are right now foaming at the mouth about "respect" are better off approaching this book with caution, but romance readers who keep even a little tabs at some of the trends and happenings in the genre in the last two years or so will have fun with Ms Michaels.
But take away the satirical skewers and what's left are rather mundane. Maggie is actually the least interesting character in this book, with her reticence and snappish attitude towards pretty much everything making her more of a trial on the nerves than a compelling lead character. Saint Just is arrogant, often exasperatingly so, and Maggie seems to bring out the worst in him. Saint Just and Maggie can really bait each other like children and when they are together, they often get on my nerves. On his own, Saint Just has his moments. He just needs to stay away from Maggie. I still love Sterling Balder plenty, though. He is such a clueless sweetie-pie. Why isn't he the hero and the object of everyone's affection in this book?
Even if Lady Twitters isn't all about me – bummer, there goes all my diva aspirations – Maggie by the Book is still plenty of fun. I'm just not sure whether this book is fun for completely right reasons, as the story is entertaining despite the dull main characters instead of because of. But what the heck, fun is fun, right?


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500 South 7th Ave., Suite A Barstow, CA 92311
Research from the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology suggests a good indication of your potential lifespan is your ability to rise from the floor unassisted. The researchers wrote: "We found that the inability to sit and rise from the floor was related to lower survival, irrespective of age, sex and body mass index." For those with difficulty doing so, however, could exercise help? The official report has no comment, "but exercise sure can't hurt," Josh Karow, fitness director at the Rochester Athletic Club commented.
Experts blame excessive eating and drinking for the increase in those prone to obesity. Your feet are an important part of your body, and if you think you may have sustained a foot injury or developed a foot illness due to weight you should seek out the care of a podiatrist like Dr. Nicholas Crismali of Crismali Foot & Ankle. Dr. Crismali can diagnose your condition as well as provide you with treatment options that work for you.
Obesity and your Feet
Since your feet are what support your entire weight when standing, any additional weight can result in pain and swelling.
Problems & Complications
Extra Weight– Even putting on just a few extra pounds could create serious complications for your feet.
Diabetes– People who are overweight are at serious risk of developing type-2 diabetes, which has an impact on your feet.
Plantar fasciitis – Pressure and stress that is placed on muscles, joints, and tendons can trigger this, which is an inflammation of tissue along the bottom of the foot.
Footwear – Specially made footwear that supports your joints, arches, and ankles, and allows room for good circulation is a great option to mitigate pressure and pain.
Orthotics– These special inserts are inserted into shoes to absorb shock and also support your arches to keep your feet properly aligned.
If you have any questions, please contact our offices in Hesperia, CA. We offer the newest diagnostic and treatment technologies for all your foot care needs.
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5 Days of Chadar Trek
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If someone has to ask about my all time favorite place for trekking, it would always be Ladakh, without a doubt. Why? Because this is the only place that is the best combination of adventure and beauty anyone could ever witness. So, I have heard a lot about the very famous Chadar trek and it...Read More


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An anonymous bidder in Germany just dropped an eye-popping $33,000 on the now-worthless first share ever issued by defunct investment bank Lehman Brothers, according to the AP.
The share, which was issued when the bank went public in 1994, once hung in the office of ex-CEO Dick Fuld, for whom it was issued.
It was one of hundreds of items from Lehman Brothers' offices that was auctioned off this spring.
The share was purchased by a European dealer who in turn offered it to the German auctioneer, Historisches Wertpapierhaus in southern German Wuerzburg, which specializes in old stock market documents, the AP said.


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At the height of the Great Depression, the showman of a renowned circus discovers a man without limbs being exploited at a carnival sideshow, but after an intriguing encounter with the showman he becomes driven to hope against everything he has ever believed.
I've decided to make Sunday posts inspirational. Today I have chosen the short video The Butterfly Circus by Joshua Weigel. I don't think you can watch this without crying or feeling inspired. What inspires you to see the good in a situation when all you can see is the bad or what you perceive to be as a limitation?


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Most health care services in Norway are free. The municipalities are responsible for providing reasonable, high-quality health care and social services to everyone in need of them, regardless of age or diagnosis. The emergency room (legevakt) / hospitals provide the public with emergency health care and specialised treatment.
The parents have the main responsibility for making sure that children and young people are in good health. The municipality runs health programmes from "the health station" - helsestasjonen.
The people at the health station know a lot about children's health. There are various specialists at the health station, e.g. midwife, public health service nurse, doctor.
As a parent, you will be asked to come to the health station for the sake of your child. As a mother or father, it is expected that you bring your child to compulsory examinations or consultations to make sure the child's health is good.
Everyone who wishes to do so, may have a regular GP. The majority of people who reside in Norway are entitled to a regular GP.
The following groups are entitled to a regular GP:
You may change your regular GP twice per calendar year. You are free to choose between regular GPs who have available capacity. It is not possible to be placed on a waiting list for a regular GP with a full list of patients.
Re kommune have one nursing home, called Re helsehus. The nursing home have day centres for the elderly, and offer short-term and long-term care for the elderly. Contact the municipality for more information and application forms. Fees for services at the nursing home is adjusted once a year.
You have the right to chose in which hospital you would like to recieve your health services. The hospital closest to Re is located in Tønsberg.
Switchboard / Service center
Tel: 33 06 10 00
Fax: 33 06 10 01
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Re city hall:
Mon - fri: 08.00-16.00 (sept. - may)
Mon - fri: 08.00-15.00 (june - aug.)
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P.O. Box 123
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The folks up at Skylands Stadium in Sussex County have found a festive way to keep people coming to the ballpark in winter: A mile-long Christmas light show consisting of more than 2 million lights. My wife and I went up there for dinner at the Wheelhouse restaurant (arrive early and sit at the bar,
Tag Archives: Christmas
The Christmas Babe
On one of my trips to the Hall of Fame, I took the photo above of a Babe Ruth Christmas card. I was enamored with it; I found it personal and whimsical. You often see the Babe described as a big kid, and I think this captures it wonderfully. In looking for a better image of


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The sleeves are in folks! - inserted without a glitch with helpful advice from Cecil and Erica the jacket/coat gurus.
Whenever I get close to finishing a project like this and I'm nearing the end, I make a list of what I have yet to get done:
- shoulder pads and maybe a sleeve header
- top stitching
- back tab
- lining
- buttons
- hems
But in the meantime...
I decided it was high time to test drive my first McCall's 6844 aztec cardigan, so today I wore it with my Vogue 8939 black turtle neck knit dress and my favorite black boots.
O.k. now on to work on the jacket list...


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Hello, world! 👩🏻💻 How's life?
Promoting your blog with social media can be tough.
Believe it or not, I feel like it's even tougher with Pinterest.
It took me FOR-EV-ER to figure out the beloved virtual pin-board app, but I think I've finally gotten the hang of it.
Upon recently converting my personal account to a business account, I am now able to see how many people view my account page every month. Pretty cool, huh? 💁🏻
In addition to that, the business features allow me to do paid promotions! (In which, I have yet to figure out)
Anyway, let's get back to what this post is all about…
How did I do it, and how can you do it too?
Here are some tips that really helped me:
• Pin consistently
I understand that nobody has 30 minutes to sit on Pinterest and pin the day away. (I advise you to not do that as it will quickly turn into hours upon hours of pinning).
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The short version of the tale of the football Rivalry between Lehigh and Lafyette is simple: It's the most-played college football Rivalry in the world. It's united fans of Brown and Maroon through a grand total of 34 Presidential elections, some of them bitterly divisive, others not.
The current tally of games sits at 151, and the game this weekend, the 152nd, will be played in Easton. It's been waged every year, with only one interruption since 1884.
And the two schools, in competition in pretty much everything since the founding of Lafayette (1826) and Lehigh (1865), eventually coalesced around football as the main driver of The Rivalry between them.
I've spent a good portion of my adult life being around The Rivalry. I've studied it, blogged about it, and even written a book about it. It's something you ought to see once in your life, if you can, because it's unique, it exudes its own special energy, and it has an emotion and spectacle that many bowl games would dream to have.
The world has changed, and football has changed, a lot since 1884. What hasn't changed, I think, is the weird and particular chemistry that seems to happen when these two teams get together for a football game. To call it a big tailgate party doesn't really describe it. To call it schoolyard intensity doesn't do it justice. To call it a "bowl game" doesn't really capture it either. It's just The Rivalry. It's all of those things, and more.
Once you've gone to a Rivalry game, or gone on the campuses in the run-up to the game, you experience the energy.
Even for those not immersed in the Xs and Os of the game itself, the energy starts in the first classes of the week and eventually takes over the campus. It comes near one of the pressure points of the semester, the end of classes right before Thanksgiving break, and the virtual end of what generally is a tough, challenging semester in school.
Students don't come to Lafayette and Lehigh to hit golf balls into a river during their time at school; they go to challenge themselves and to work hard in the classroom. Attending one of these schools is not easy. Monday through Friday consists of all-nighters, intense study, and stress.
But during Lehigh/Lafayette week, the pressure lifts, a chance to finally cut loose and to spend the week partying.
Events start to take over the Lehigh campus - the traditional bed races, the Turkey Trot. Classes take place, but they're interrupted by the Marching 97 barging in and playing the Lehigh fight song. Casual drinking during the week, often impractical due to the rigors of the academic schedules, enters the scene.
It's always been crazy, and has always been nuts. The rituals and the activities have changed over the years, but it's also united the student bodies and alumni and allowed them to put other divisions aside, just for a weekend, and cut loose.
I think at this point and time in history especially it offers a great opportunity for people to unite behind another common goal. It will take a lot of hard work and dedication to heal the nation's wounds as it comes to the world of politics. But for a week - this week - the 152nd version of The Rivalry allows both Lafayette and Lehigh's fan communities to set all that aside, as they have through the last 34 national presidential elections.
We have 51 other weeks of the year to worry about whether America will fall off a cliff. For this week, though, it's time to call a truce in the political world. And truces are good things, I think. Truces allow a pause for reflection, and in fact, such a truce comes at the perfect time at least in terms of the Lehigh and Lafayette communities.
It actually offers us a chance to see that in the end, we're really not all that different. There are certain traits of the human condition that unite us all - and yes, school pride and a sporting event can be that uniting fact.
Maybe this truce, this week off from the bitterness of the last nine months, can be the first step in healing the country, or at least the first step in healing Eastern Pennsylvania, the area of the country which may have been rocked the most by this bitter Presidential election. Less than 67,000 votes separated the two Presidential candidates, and if there is one thing that unites everyone it's that the nation needs to heal. It seems unlikely that our nation's leaders are going to help in that regard, so we're going to have to do it ourselves.
To put this into a little perspective, Rivalry-style: During the year of 1884, when Lehigh and Lafayette met for the first time on the football field, Grover Cleveland and David Blaine were enmeshed in a presidential campaign where both sides dragged the other into the muck.
Blaine, accused of making secret deals with railroad companies, was tarnished by the discovery of letters of him peddling his influence to make beneficial land deals for the railroad trusts, with the line written on the bottom of them, "Burn This Letter." As for Grover Cleveland, who would win the election, character was front and center: Republicans accused him of fathering a child out of wedlock, and though Cleveland admitted to an "illicit connection" with the mother of the child, he claimed he was only doing the noble thing in giving the child his surname, while Republicans taunted Cleveland on the campaign trail with "Ma, Ma, Where's My Pa?"
In the end, the country did ultimately get over that divisive election. The country tossed and turned over the next twelve years, in part due to an economic crisis caused by the highly protectionist McKinley tarriff imposed by president Benjamin Harrison. But the country, as ever, survived these crises and the terms of these presidents, none of whom ended up with their likenesses on Mount Rushmore.
The Rivalry was born in this political environment, and has thrived through it all, something that should be remembered.
After this week, there will be plenty of time to talk about the state of the country. But for this week, as Lehigh and Lafayette people have done for more than 100 years, there's a truce. We unite as human beings, and celebrate a historic football game. We smack our Lehigh cars, and hit our Lafayette pinatas. And it's not just silly tradition - it's important for all of our collective sanity.


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Enable Crosshair in Kingdom Come: Deliverance – We have written numerous guides on Kingdom Come: Deliverance already on our website. While playing the game you might notice that using the crossbow in the game is kinda difficult, adding a crosshair for it makes it easy to use. Let's fine out how that can be done.
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Babies begin life as tiny and helpless beings, they have underdeveloped brains which have a smooth like surface, nonetheless they quickly grow and develop into walking, talking, learning and independent individuals. All of this learning occurs in the first 2-3 years of life and by the time a child reaches three years old there have been trillions of connections made in the brain, the vast number of connections quickly fill the brain and this causes the brain to change and adapt. During this time the brain develops ridges and folds which provide more surface area for new connections to be made.
In this time:
- Children learn to become mobile and can manipulate their own bodies.
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- They learn how to be social and begin to understand social rules and form friendships.
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- Around the age of three, children begin to understand more abstract concepts such as counting.
- They learn to manipulate small objects using their fine motor skills.
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- Children also learn that they are able to influence and manipulate other people.
Play provides children with the tools for learning and it is an essential part of development in the early years. Children can learn about the vastness of the world and their environment through play. They learn about spaces around them and how they can interact with objects and other people. Play gives children the opportunity to interact with their peers and with adults, it allows them to practice language and communication skills and It also provides children with the opportunity to work through emotional difficulties and conflicts. Children in the early years setting are often found in the role play area 'acting' out scenarios they have experienced in their day to day lives. They pretend to be 'mummies', 'daddies', 'police people', 'doctors', 'vets', 'animals'.. the list goes on. They use their imagination to play out these experiences.
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The early years setting is continually adapting and changing to provide optimal play opportunities for our youngest learners and early years practitioners provide support and encouragement for all children to learn, develop and play.
In our house we have opportunities to play in every room and we don't restrict play to one area. There are certain areas which contain most of the toys and books, however there is evidence of the small human everywhere you look.
Our whole house has been adapted to help little B learn and play. If there are things i don't want him to touch i move them out of reach/view, so everything he can reach.. he can play with.
I believe young children learn more from everyday objects and items rather than toys bought from the toy shop. Little B will happily play with plastic tubs, cups, and containers for a longer time than most of his toys. He has much more fun raking through drawers and cupboards than playing with actual toys we bought for him. There are certain drawers and cupboards he can go into freely and he spends ages playing with the contents.
One of his favourite things to do is pull ALL the books off the bookshelf.. now and again he tries to put them back too.
Little B loves to 'help' with the washing too. He is obsessed with the washing machine and the whole process of doing the washing. He is particularly good at dismantling the clothes horse and emptying the peg bag all over the floor.
He has also learned that ANYTHING of importance to mummy and daddy can AND will be hidden. He has become somewhat of an expert putting small things into larger things (he's a transporter).
You may be thinking our house must be chaos.. and yeah your probably right, however I believe that these are valuable learning experiences for little B.
I can set up endless activities and tasks to help develop all areas of his development, however these experiences are directed by him and he is taking control of his own learning, therefore I just let him get on with it…
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I am a PhD student in Economics at the University of Bonn working on topics in behavioral economics. My supervisors are Armin Falk and Lorenz Götte.
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Abstract: We examine how people's perceptions of media bias affect their demand for news. Drawing on a large representative sample of the US population, we measure and experimentally manipulate people's beliefs about the extent to which newspapers suppress information. Inconsistent with the "more-information-is-better principle," we find that people who learn that a newspaper is less likely to suppress information have a lower demand for news from this newspaper. Our results demonstrate that people have a demand for biased news, consistent with a desire to confirm pre-existing beliefs.
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Barbara Walker examines the Russian literary circle, a feature of Russian intellectual and cultural life from tsarist times into the early Soviet period, through the life story of one of its liveliest and most adored figures, the poet Maximilian Voloshin (1877–1932). From 1911 until his death, Voloshin led a circle in the Crimean village of Koktebel' that was a haven for such literary luminaries as Marina Tsvetaeva, Nikolai Gumilev, and Osip Mandelstam. Drawing upon the anthropological theories of Victor Turner, Walker depicts the literary circle of late Imperial Russia as a contradictory mix of idealism and "communitas," on the one hand, and traditional Russian patterns of patronage and networking, on the other. While detailing the colorful history of Voloshinov's circle in the pre- and postrevolutionary decades, the book demonstrates that the literary circle and its leaders played a key role in integrating the intelligentsia into the emerging ethos of the Soviet state.
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"Examines the Russian literary circle, a feature of intellectual and cultural life from tsarist times into the early Soviet period, through the life story of one of its liveliest and most adored figures, the poet Maximilian Voloshin (1877-1932). While detailing a colorful history, the book demonstrates that the literary circle and its leaders played a key role in integrating the intelligentsia into the emerging ethos of the Soviet state."
"Barbara Walker's excellent book is an extended gloss on Tsvetaeva's remark that Voloshin knew people. Like Tsvetaeva, Walker treats Voloshin not as a poet, but as a literary impresario, canny networker, and creative host. Voloshin called himself a peddler of ideas, Tsvetaeva records, but he was also a peddler of friends, one of whose vocations in life was to bring people together, to create encounters and destinies. The benign mentor evolved into a wily and skilful manipulator of his culture, a master of its microdynamics of power. So, Walker's book is not a biography, but rather a deeply rooted account of Voloshin's role in the internal development of the Russian intelligentsia at a time of lacerating political and cultural change . ."
"Historians will find Walker's informative account of the rise and evolution of the Russian intelligentsia and its numerous mutations especially illuminating. . . .October 2005"
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An Introduction in Three PartsChapter 1. Voloshin's Social and Cultural OriginsChapter 2. The Russian Symbolists and Their CirclesChapter 3. Voloshin and the Modernist Problem of the Ugly PoetessChapter 4. The Koktebel' Dacha CircleChapter 5. Insiders and Outsiders, Gossip and Mythology: From Communitas toward Network NodeChapter 6. Voloshin Carves Power out of FearChapter 7. Voloshin Carves Power, Cont'd, and the Broader Context and Implications of his ActivitiesChapter 8. Inside Voloshin's Soviet Circle (and Beyond): Persistence of Structure, Preservation of Anti-structureChapter 9. Collapse of a Patronage Network and Voloshin's DeathConclusion
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Anthocyanins from fruits and vegetables
While these results are considered preliminary, other studies show benefits from anthocyanins from blueberries and strawberries, and initial studies with humans found some insulin metabolism improvements from drinking wild blueberry juice.
Anthocyanins are the colorful (red, purple, blue pigments) phytonutrients that interact with peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors (PPARs), which, in turn, can improve energy metabolism leading to improvements in metabolic syndrome including belly fat.
Blueberry extract and blood pressure
Other health benefits of blueberries include reduced blood pressure (Shaughnessy, Diets containing blueberry extract lower blood pressure in spontaneously hypertensive stroke-prone rats, Nutrition Research, February 2009).
A follow-up study found that including blueberries in the diet for six weeks helped animals that are prone to strokes from high blood pressure.
This follow-up study tested ACE or angiotensin-converting enzyme which is a target of some medications to control high blood pressure.
With blueberries added to their diet, the animals showed inhibited ACE activity (Wiseman et al, Feeding blueberry diets inhibits angiotensin II-converting enzyme (ACE) activity in spontaneously hypertensive stroke-prone rats, Canadian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology, January, 2011)
This fruit is known to be rich in antioxidants as well as being low calorie.
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Armenia were absent from the 2012 Eurovision due to political issues with Azerbaijan, and due to a rare flop in 2011 with the tacky 'Boom Boom', they haven't made a finals appearance since the well-endowed Eva Rivas finished 7th with Apricot Stone in 2010. So it's understandable that they might want to pull out the stops for their 2013 comeback, and strong rumours indicate that popular singer Sirusho – who gave the nation their best ever placing when she came 4th in 2008 with Qele Qele – is being lined up for a comeback.
Nothing has been confirmed yet, but the speculation is that her current hit PreGomesh is likely to act as her entry. It's a high-energy dance song with a distinctly traditional vibe. It's the kind of thing you'd only ever really hear at Eurovision if you live in the west, which is one of my favourite things about the contest.
At four minutes it would need editing, and the vocal effects may be difficult to replicate live, which leads me to suspect that if she is coming back at all, it might actually be with a song more tailored to live performance. But if it was nominated, it would absolutely be one of the strongest submissions so far – and it's well worth a listen in any event.
As for Sirusho, young, talented, pretty and highly ambitious, whether she comes back with this or something else, she seems almost certain to be among the front runners. This could be one to watch – and how interesting if the contest went to Yerevan so soon after Baku.


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Oscar B. Crofford: Clinician, Scientist, Educator, Advocate for People With Diabetes, and Godfather of Diabetes Control and Complications Trial
It is not often that one individual is gifted with leadership skills encompassing basic science, clinical trials, diabetes clinical care, and political lobbying for diabetes. Oscar B. Crofford, MD, at various stages in his career, was a master in each of these disciplines. Although each endeavor required a somewhat unique skill set with different short-term goals, his singular overarching aim was always to improve the lives of people with diabetes. In this context, it is not difficult to weave together his major role in the establishment of the National Commission on Diabetes in the U.S., the development of diabetes research and training centers, and, ultimately, the planning and implementation of the Diabetes Control and Complications Trial (DCCT), one of the most highly cited type 1 diabetes studies, which set a new standard of care for the management of this condition.
Oscar B. Crofford was born in Chickasha, Oklahoma, in 1930, attended high school in Memphis, Tennessee, and obtained an undergraduate degree at Vanderbilt University where he also completed his medical degree in 1955. He met his wife, Jane Long Crofford, on a blind date in 1955, and they were married in 1957. Jane had just graduated from nursing school at Vanderbilt, and he was midway through his residency training. He and Jane have three children: daughter Leslie who is a distinguished rheumatologist and Professor of Medicine at Vanderbilt, son David is in the construction business, and son Stephen is a trial lawyer.
To fulfill military obligations, Oscar entered the U.S. Navy Medical Corps immediately following his marriage to Jane and served 2 years as a medical officer. In 1959, he returned to Vanderbilt for a postdoctoral fellowship, training in clinical investigative physiology under the direction of Dr. Elliott V. Newman, a physician-scientist who had established a clinical research center at Vanderbilt University. At that time, Vanderbilt was already recognized as one of the leading centers of excellence in metabolism research, breaking new ground particularly as it related to understanding the pathophysiology and molecular biology of metabolic disease.
Another internationally recognized center of excellence in diabetes/metabolism research was the Institut de Biochimie Clinique at the University of Geneva, in Switzerland, directed by Dr. Albert Renold. So it was not a surprise that Oscar chose to do a fellowship with Dr. Renold. Oscar's work at that time was focused on understanding more basic metabolic phenomenon in preclinical models (1). He returned to Nashville in 1965 as Vanderbilt's first full-time diabetes clinician scientist specialist and ultimately became the director of the Division of Diabetes and Metabolism. Using his research training from Geneva, he continued to investigate hormonal and metabolic mechanisms in preclinical studies publishing his results in high-impact journals (2–4).
Taking on a more national role in diabetes research, he was appointed Vice Chair of the American Diabetes Association (ADA) research committee. In this capacity, he was called to Washington, DC, to testify in support of increased federal funding for diabetes research, and, ultimately, this led to the establishment of the National Commission on Diabetes, with the principal goal of developing a long-range plan to combat diabetes and its complications. Consulting widely, Crofford and colleagues developed a strategy that focused on both the clinical needs and the research agenda required to advance the understanding and management of diabetes. As chair of the National Commission on Diabetes, Oscar was able to obtain support from various diabetes organizations, including the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation (currently JDRF), the ADA, and diabetes centers such as the Joslin Diabetes Center, for a common purpose. As a consequence, the U.S. Congress passed legislation resulting in an initial $5 million dollars being directed to establish a program of Diabetes Research and Training Centers. Indeed, Oscar is rightly proud of the fact that 10 years after its establishment, the majority of the National Commission on Diabetes recommendations have been adopted.
One particularly noteworthy recommendation of the National Commission on Diabetes was to determine whether it was feasible to conduct a trial to answer the glucose hypotheses question. At the time, it was hotly debated whether hyperglycemia was the principal cause of long-term complication or, as other researchers believed, whether it was due to other unrelated factors such as genetic susceptibility.
Although Crofford was not a clinical trialist, he quickly understood that the glucose hypothesis could only be tested in the context of a randomized, controlled clinical trial. However, was a trial of glucose control actually feasible in 1982? The National Institutes of Health (NIH) issued a request for applications. Twenty-one centers from the U.S. and Canada would be selected to design and implement the feasibility phase of the DCCT. The leadership of the NIH, and specifically the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK), recognized Dr. Crofford's unique talent in bringing people together and motivating excellence in collaborative research and appointed him as Chair of the DCCT Research Group. The twenty-one centers selected to participate in the DCCT planning phase, and subsequent feasibility study, met monthly for 1 year in Bethesda to craft the final feasibility protocol and manual of operations (5). This planning phase represented a unique approach to collaborative research and, under Crofford's leadership, became a research family dedicated to achieving the goals of the feasibility study.
The successful completion of the feasibility phase of the DCCT (6) allowed the study group to proceed to the large-scale study with the addition of eight new centers and the recruitment of 1,441 participants to the primary prevention and secondary intervention components of the DCCT. Half of the patients were randomized to intensive therapy (multiple daily injections or insulin pumps with targeted self-monitoring of blood glucose and HbA1c goals) and half to conventional therapy equivalent to the standard of diabetes care at the time. Dr. Crofford continued to chair the study group and was able to provide the outstanding leadership necessary to motivate physician investigators, clinical trial coordinators, and other study personnel to achieve incredible success in study recruitment and compliance with a demanding protocol. The Data Safety and Monitoring Board overseeing the DCCT recommended that it be stopped early, after a mean follow-up of 6.5 years. This was indeed an exciting time, and the study group would have the opportunity to present for the first time the results of this long-awaited trial at the 1993 Scientific Sessions of the ADA in Las Vegas. The study group had completed an intensive planning exercise designed to develop the best protocol, and it successfully demonstrated that two levels of glycemic control could be achieved in the 278 feasibility study participants and ultimately recruited 1,441 patients to the expanded 29 DCCT centers with incredible participant retention and adherence to the study protocol. The diabetes community was anxiously awaiting the DCCT results, which were expected to finally resolve the glucose hypothesis debate. Consistent with his leadership style, Crofford wanted the spotlight to shine on his DCCT family and not himself. Thus, although he worked diligently with the study group to craft a polished presentation, he chose to allow his younger colleagues to present these results to a packed ADA DCCT-dedicated symposium with simultaneous publication in the New England Journal of Medicine (7). Under his leadership, he also insisted that prior to the scientific presentation at the ADA and the subsequent announcement in the lay press, each center would have to convene a study participant meeting with family members to present the DCCT findings to them, our partners in this research. These events were scheduled 2–3 days before the ADA presentation, and remarkably not a single participant broke the embargo on the study results before the ADA presentation.
Although the DCCT answered the key study question pertaining to the glucose hypothesis and the development of complications, much was still to be learned by following these patients in the Epidemiology of Diabetes Interventions and Complications (EDIC) study. The impact of intensive therapy on more advanced complications and the demonstration of the phenomenon of metabolic memory are major outcomes from EDIC. The incredible DCCT participant loyalty to the study has been fundamental to obtaining continued NIH support.
Recently, DCCT/EDIC celebrated its 30th anniversary with a symposium at both the ADA and the EASD. The summary of these presentations has been published in a series of articles in Diabetes Care (8–13) and a perspective published in Diabetes (14). The DCCT research group demonstrated that chronic glycemia and the duration of diabetes are the major factors in the development and progression of complications in people with type 1 diabetes and that early intervention is most effective in achieving these goals. Another measure of the impact and legacy of the DCCT/EDIC study is the large number of annual citations that continues to increase over time (Fig. 1) and was well over 20,000 by 2013.
By 1995, Crofford had been working in the diabetes field for 40 years. He regarded the completion of the DCCT as the culmination of his academic and clinical diabetes mission and made the difficult choice not to continue with the DCCT/EDIC journey. It was time to retire.
During his medical career, awards included the ADA's Outstanding Scientific Achievement Award in 1970, the Charles H. Best Medal for Distinguished Service in the Cause of Diabetes in 1976, the Banting Medal for Service (to President, Medicine and Science) in 1982, and the Addison B. Scoville Award for Outstanding Volunteer Service in 1987, and in 1999, he was presented with the Novartis Long-standing Achievement Award. Although retired, he still attends the ADA Scientific Sessions every other year and the EASD meeting on alternate years.
After leaving Vanderbilt in 1995, the Croffords relocated from Nashville to the family farm in the Ozarks of North Central Arkansas to take up cattle ranching. Today Crofford describes it as ". . . the most beautiful farm in the Ozarks in north Arkansas."
The farm was originally purchased by Oscar's parents in 1950 as a family retreat. Today, Oscar and Jane raise Black Angus cattle on their Rocky Bayou Angus and Timber Farm. Retirement has not been without its own obstacles. Disaster struck in February 2008 in the form of a CF5 tornado. With driving rains and high winds, their home, outbuildings, and vehicles were destroyed and, as Oscar stated, "200 acres of timber were reduced to toothpicks." After the tornado, Crofford wrote in a letter to family and friends that "surviving was the easy part." Deciding what to do in the aftermath, when most all was gone, was the challenge (15). It was their love for the area that kept them there.
Among some of the salvageable items, they were able to save the tractor, which they used for another 5 years before replacing it in 2013. In a recent interview, Oscar pointed out that, "tractors are an essential part of any farming operation." At 84 years of age, he still grows, cuts, cures, fluffs, rakes, bales, and hauls Bermuda grass hay for feed for the animals, supplementing with a small amount of grain during the wintertime. The cattle farm is "semi-sustainable," using mostly forage for feed.
Today, the Croffords have 1,000 acres: 200 for the cows, 300 planted in loblolly pine trees, and 500 in natural woodlands and wildlife habitat. The house has been rebuilt, along with two barns and a guest house (which they refer to as the "bunkhouse"). Fences, fields, and pastures have been restored. The farm's end product is registered Black Angus breeding bulls. Oscar commented, "having a pasture full of 16-month-old bulls is like a house full of teenage boys…trouble, but entertaining." Someone recently asked him if he was making any money. His answer was, "no, but we are losing less."
It would still appear that Oscar Crofford does not consider personal gain as the value of what he does but rather how his actions can encourage and inspire others.
For those of us involved in diabetes, we will always regard Oscar Crofford's diabetes research accomplishments as having a seminal impact on diabetes care, education, and research that continues to have far-reaching effects on the millions of people affected by diabetes.
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Acknowledgments. The author thanks Lyn Reynolds (ADA Editorial Office, Indianapolis, IN) for editorial support and review of the manuscript and Jodi Braunton (Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute, Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto, Ontario, Canada) for help in preparing Fig. 1.
- © 2014 by the American Diabetes Association. Readers may use this article as long as the work is properly cited, the use is educational and not for profit, and the work is not altered.


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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - An East Tennessee debutante ball is battling accusations of racism. The organizer says it's because of an article in Sunday's paper.
In an article about the Dogwood Ball, it lists three criteria young women must meet in order to be considered: They have to be sophomores in college, unmarried and white.
"Frankly, I was taken aback," says public relations executive, Cynthia Moxley.
Moxley expressed that shock on her blog.
"I'm a big believer in Knoxville and I'm concerned that someone from here or someone that's not from here would read that and make a judgement about what kind of community we are," says Moxley.
Anne Trent is the president of the East Tennessee Presentation Society who sponsors the ball. Trent is the one who gave the paper the interview and says she was just as shocked as anyone when she read the article.
"I wouldn't want people to think I felt that way," says Trent.
It may be her name next to the words, but Trent says they're not hers.
"I did not say that because that is not in our bylaws. There is nothing in our bylaws to say that," says Trent. "They are chosen for just being outstanding girls in their school, their church, athletics."
So while race may not be an issue at the Dogwood Ball, Moxley says it's still an issue that deserves a conversation.
"The fact that so many people are willing to be a part of the conversation shows that it's a topic that people care about," says Moxley.
Trent says recommendations are submitted to a committee. The committee chooses which women to send an invitation to. Trent says race does not play a factor.


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