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Tim Betts, a Pennsylvania hobbyist who buys and sells Nazi medals and other World War II memorabilia, brushes off criticism that he peddles in hate. "We are not all lunatics," he insists. "It's historical and it promotes an interest and an awareness."
Betts is not alone. As the soldiers from World War II pass on, their sons and grandsons are digging out medals, daggers and other items from basements and attics.
Although this Nazi wartime booty is getting the boot from at least two Web sites,
"The memory of the vanquished is always more desirable than of the victor," says David Goleman, 47, the son of a WWII Navy sailor. Ever since the age of nine, he has had the collecting bug. His possessions include a 5,000-volume military book collection mainly on World War I and World War II history, as well as aviation memorabilia.
German artifacts command the most money, with daggers selling from $350 to several thousand dollars. "To be any sort of serious collector, you need to have some discretionary income and be a forensic scientist because there are so many fakes out there," says Goleman, a Dallas software company executive.
The best buys include American patches and insignia. And Italian war items have not gotten their due from collectors, says Goleman.
The most prized Japanese items are samurai swords, fetching from $400 to thousands. What's to blame for paucity of other Japanese artifacts? Try geography and weather–U.S. soldiers sloshing through Southeast Asian jungles weren't inclined to lug around helmets and other souvenirs. Some stuff, however, has made its way to the U.S.
At an auction in September, Butterfields hopes to sell Japanese Emperor Hirohito's horse saddle and stirrups for a minimum of $15,000 to $25,000. And bids could go much higher, says Greg Martin, director of the arms and armor division at Butterfields in San Francisco.
Martin, for one, is opposed to bans on the sale of German memorabilia, including the one imposed by eBay, the company that signs his paychecks. "I personally disagree [with bans]. You cannot erase history. It's a fact of life. It's one of the major episodes of the 20th century," he says.
EBay's ban on Nazi memorabilia came in May in response to concerns by anti-hate groups. In November, Yahoo! imposed a similar ban after a French court demanded that Yahoo! block access to Nazi items by French citizens. France, Germany and Austria are among the European countries that prohibit the outright sale of Nazi memorabilia. Such a ban does not exist in the U.S.
Despite pressure, Martin Shape, president of Midwest Estate Buyers of Northbrook, Ill., won't abandon sales of German artifacts even though they account for only about 2% to 5% of the items auctioned by his company. "When you ban something, you tend to force it underground," warns Shape, whose four grandparents perished in the Holocaust. "You are aiding and abetting those people who say that the Holocaust never existed."
So what's a collector to do? Butterfields' Martin advises collectors to look for hard-to-get items such as his company's sale of an Italian Fascist shield from the 1930s and the upcoming offering of Hirohito's saddle. "There are lots of opportunities to buy standard-issue items. If you are going to buy, wait for the great rarities to come on the market," he says.

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A man riding a scooter who was hit by a car in Maple Ridge Thursday afternoon has had his leg amputated.
The collision happened around 3:45 p.m. on 123rd Avenue at 208th Street. The 35-year-old man driving the scooter was tossed about 50 feet in the air.
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Ladies, imagine Justin Timberlake and Ryan Gosling under the same roof.
Now calm yourselves down immediately, because they were way too young for you to be thinking those thoughts.
Timberlake stopped by "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" this week to promote his movie "In Time," and, naturally, the conversation strayed to Gosling.
Anybody who's anybody already knows that JT and R. Gos both got their start on "The Mickey Mouse Club," but did you know that they were roomies? "Funny enough, his mother had to keep her job in Canada the second year that we were on the television show and my mom was his guardian for like 6 months. So we actually lived together when we were that age," Timberlake says, noting that Gosling has "always been that charismatic and that talented."
"We were probably a little closer that the rest of the kids that were on the show just because we had to share a bathroom," he remarks. They weren't always the little angels you saw on screen, though.
"We used to do terrible things," Timberlake admits, though he doesn't seem particularly remorseful, that deviant. "We thought we were so cool when we were on the 'Mickey Mouse Club.' Looking back on them, they weren't as bad as I thought they were at the time. We stole a golf cart. And we were like, 'Yeah, man. We're stealing a golf cart!' But meanwhile, you know what it's like on a back lot. There's just golf carts everywhere. So we stole the golf cart and we drove into MGM Studios, which is totally illegal by the way. I was like, 'What you want to do, thug?' And he was like 'I don't know, cuz' …because that's definitely how we talked."
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"For, behold, the Lord, the LORD of hosts, doth take away from Jerusalem and from Judah the stay and the staff, the whole stay of bread, and the whole stay of water."
"Yea, every pot in Jerusalem and in Judah shall be holiness unto the LORD of hosts: and all they that sacrifice shall come and take of them, and seethe therein: and in that day there shall be no more the Canaanite in the house of the LORD of hosts."
"For Jerusalem is ruined, and Judah is fallen: because their tongue and their doings are against the LORD, to provoke the eyes of his glory."
"Then shall the offering of Judah and Jerusalem be pleasant unto the LORD, as in the days of old, and as in former years."
"And Jehoshaphat stood in the congregation of Judah and Jerusalem, in the house of the LORD, before the new court, / And said, O LORD God of our fathers, art not thou God in heaven? and rulest not thou over all the kingdoms of the heathen? and in thine hand is there not power and might, so that none is able to withstand thee? / Art not thou our God, who didst drive out the inhabitants of this land before thy people Israel, and gavest it to the seed of Abraham thy friend for ever? / And they dwelt therein, and have built thee a sanctuary therein for thy name, saying, / If, when evil cometh upon us, as the sword, judgment, or pestilence, or famine, we stand before this house, and in thy presence, (for thy name is in this house,) and cry unto thee in our affliction, then thou wilt hear and help."
"And they made a proclamation through Judah and Jerusalem, to bring in to the LORD the collection that Moses the servant of God laid upon Israel in the wilderness."
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Jayhawk, where did you get your "digital instant read thermometer, accurate to within 1 degree"?
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My folks picked it up at "Bella Vita" kitchen store in Vancouver BC, Canada. It was $CDN 35. Their email is firstname.lastname@example.com. Maybe you can arrange a mail order. I have yet to test the thing, but it seems like a pretty good piece of equipment. Nothing to fancy, just a metal probe with a digital readout on the top. One cool thing is that is takes readings every second, so I won't have to wait 3 mins for the old dairy thermometer to register.
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You should check out one of those kitchen stores. I got one of those digital "fork" thermometers that came with a probe on a 36" long wire for about $20 US. Works great, you just throw the probe into your kettle or mash tun and you're set. It also has an alert setting so you dont have to stand there and watch it, just put in the temp you want and an alarm sounds when it reaaches the set temp.
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Theres a couple of cool cheap electronic thermometers on ebay. Search term 'electronic thermometer' will get you a selection.
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Removing Media from Fungal CultureGood day! I really need some help regarding my project, I have several questions before I start the experiment.
Do you have the correct procedure on how to immerse a polymer sample (LDPE film strip) into petri dish containing agar nutrient and fungi? Or is there a way to make LDPE film strip as the medium to culture fungi? Some say immersing the film into a spore solution with 0.05% dioctyl sodium sulphosuccinate would do, but how? After months of incubation of fungi with LDPE film in the petri dish, is it possible to recover the LDPE films from the petri dishes for tests (Electron Microscope, etc.) before the disposal of the petri dish? If it is, do you guys have the correct procedure on how recover this film from the culture? Of course I don't want pathogenic microorganisms spread in the laboratory if the experiment not done correctly. After recovering the film, how do you guys clean it to remove unwanted microorganisms from the surface? I hope somebody help me regarding this. Thank you so much!
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MONDRAGON, Rafael. Besides Henríquez Ureña: Voice, Body and Heritage in Latin American Philosophical Thought. Andamios [online]. 2010, vol.7, n.13, pp.259-290. ISSN 1870-0063.
This paper draws on Pedro Henriquez Ureña's teachings to present some reflections regarding the philosophical practices used in nineteen-century Latin America. These practices were transmitted by means of orality and gestuality and therefore, they can't be studied merely by accessing the authors' publications. In the paper we suggest some alternatives on how to study the practices of the transmission of philosophical knowledge. This issue is related to the emotional dimension of Latin-American philosophy, the relationship between rhetoric and philosophy and the existence of philosophical "styles" or "ways of doing" philosophy.
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E.ON is stepping up its efforts to combat youth unemployment and is expanding its training initiative. Today Dr. Manfred Krüper, Chief HR Officer of E.ON AG, presented details of the initiative in Gelsenkirchen in the presence of Ms. Christa Thoben, Minister for Economic Affairs of North Rhine-Westphalia. The E.ON Group, which will have over 2,400 apprentices in Germany at the end of the year, will enable another 1,200 young people to enter working life in the next two years. Throughout the Group 100 new additional apprenticeships will be set up per year, ranging from technical and commercial occupations to IT jobs. In addition, 500 work experience placements in preparation for regular training will be promoted each year. Some of them will be provided internally at E.ON, and the rest at other companies or institutions. E.ON is spending a total of approx. EUR 23 million on these measures.
Preparing young people for training by means of work experience placements has for years been a firm and very successful part of E.ON's programme. After gaining work experience, over 70 % of the participants were able to move on to a regular apprenticeship or job. The "Full of energy" scheme makes it easier above all for hard-to-place and disadvantaged young people to enter working life. The "Equal opportunities for everyone" project is likewise being continued. With this initiative E.ON is specifically promoting the recruitment of handicapped young people and thus contributing to the "Barrier-free jobs" programme initiated by the German Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs.
Manfred Krüper on the reasons for the E.ON initiative: "If young people cannot obtain job training, they get the feeling of being superfluous in our society. This is a source of serious social tension. For years now E.ON has therefore been providing training going far beyond its own needs, thus making a voluntary contribution towards improving the training situation in Germany."NRW Economics Minister Christa Thoben thanked E.ON for its commitment and urged all companies in North Rhine-Westphalia to take on more apprentices. "Every young person deserves a fair chance at the start of working life. In a few years there will be a shortage of skilled labour. Anyone who now gives young people the opportunity to receive training is safeguarding the future of our economy as a whole."


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Public opinion was vehement. This was the time to make an example—and make it quickly—that would discourage future crimes. Hundreds massed next day before the city offices, shouting for immediate and drastic action. At the beginning several men rushed into the courtroom and tried to make off with the prisoners, but they attempted no real force and withdrew, unsuccessful. Then handbills appeared and were distributed, urging citizens to assemble again later that day and, if necessary, to hang the two men themselves. The bills bore four names: W. H. Jones, E. A. King, J. B. Huie, and S. Brannan.
About dusk a large crowd assembled, and Mayor Geary first addressed it from the second-story balcony that overlooked the street. He urged restraint and promised that if the crowd would let the law take its proper course justice would be done. But the crowd wanted action and said so. Then Sam Brannan took the mayor's place, and the people cheered.
"I am very much surprised," he said, "to hear people talk about grand juries, recorders, or mayors. I'm tired of such talk. These men are murderers, and I will die or see them hung by the neck. We are the mayor and the recorder, the hangman and the law. The laws and the courts never yet hung a man in California, and every morning we are reading fresh accounts of murder and robberies."
This drew shouts of approval, and it looked as though Brannan would have his way. If he did, there would be no restrained and just tribunal, but only an angry lynching.
At this point a tall, well-proportioned young man stepped forward, uninvited, to the railing of the balcony. Only a few knew him, but he had an imposing manner of controlled power that impressed the crowd.
William T. Coleman had been born near Cynthiana, Kentucky, twenty-five years before. After displaying remarkable enterprise and character in a variety of man-sized jobs, he managed to enter the university at St. Louis to study law. But in the attempt to combine full-time study with self-support his health broke, and he was forced to abandon formal education.
In the spring of 1849 he was strong and healthy again and organized a party to go overland to California. He started up businesses in Sutter's Fort, Placerville, and Sacramento as contractor, builder, and supplier of goods. All were successful. Then, after a preliminary trip to San Francisco to survey possibilities there, he set up the firm of William T. Coleman and Company at the corner of Sansome and Jackson Streets. His operations were conservative, his integrity unquestioned, and his rise to prosperity steady and sure.
"We will not ," he said, "leave it to the courts. … The people here have no confidence in your promises, and unfortunately they have no confidence in the execution of the law by its officers. Matters have gone too far! I propose that the people here present form themselves into a court, to be organized within this building immediately. That the prisoners be brought before it. That testimony be taken, counsel on each side allotted. That the trial be begun by twelve o'clock, and if the prisoners be found innocent let them be discharged, but if guilty let them be hung as high as Haman, and that before the sun goes down."
This was different advice from that of Brannan, who had prejudged the prisoners and would "die or see them hung by the neck." In some ten minutes Coleman had changed the atmosphere from that of a lynching bee to one of justice and responsibility. He was calling on the crowd to act like fair and reasonable men. The people liked it. They were volatile, but they recognized good leadership and shouted their agreement. Now that he had them with him, Coleman hammered home his points against mob rule.
"We don't want a mob! We won't have a mob! Let us organize as becomes men !—here, now, as a committee of citizens, and insist on the right."
A committee of fourteen substantial citizens, including Coleman, was then appointed by acclamation. It recommended that the trial be conducted by and among themselves; that if the authorities should choose to assist in the business, they were welcome and invited; but if not, counsel would be assigned to the prisoners, a public prosecutor appointed by the committee, and trials immediately begun. The legal authorities declined to participate, though apparently they raised no difficulties about handing over the prisoners.
The committee empaneled a jury and appointed three judges and a judges' clerk. As the case was heard, the crucial point proved to be the identity of Burdue. The jury deliberated at length and finaly reported nine for conviction and three for acquittal, including the foreman.
Windred and Burdue were handed back to the authorities and were soon tried again by the regular courts. Since Jansen had recovered, neither man was charged with murder, but each was found guilty of robbery and sentenced to imprisonment for fourteen years. Windred, in keeping with the best San Francisco tradition, soon escaped through the floor of his extempore jail. Burdue, now legally proved to be Stuart, was sent to Marysville to stand trial there for the murder of Sheriff Moore. He was found guilty of that murder, though still denying he was Stuart, and was sentenced to be hanged.
Those were the liveliest events of the first five months of 1851, but they were not the only ones in which the people participated directly in the attack on crime. In May a volunteer force to assist city officers to discover and apprehend criminals was organized under the leadership of Captain Macondray with the approval of the mayor and reluctant cooperation of the sheriff.


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After serving in the Army as a medic, Sotero Bautista realized that the medical field was his passion, so he returned to his hometown of San Antonio and earned a degree in nursing.
In 1981, Bautista began working as a registered nurse at Southwest General Hospital, where he provided medical care in the emergency room and the intensive care unit, before serving as the director of nursing.
After a brief stint working with hospice and as a home health care nurse, Bautista joined Audie Murphy VA Hospital. There, Bautista found a new professional focus by providing care to veterans with spinal cord injuries.
"He was a lifelong learner, so he really enjoyed that work because it was totally different for him. It was more of a challenge and a different kind of care," son Joseph Bautista said. "He liked to bring awareness of their specific issues by working as a trainer on the unit and as a volunteer with the Special Olympics."
Bautista died Thursday from complications of colon cancer. He was 57.
"He felt like nothing made you a better nurse than being able to share the wisdom that you have with others," daughter Yvonne Bautista recalled.
"He was a jack of all trades. He trained nurses on the floor, taught CPR classes, and he was often invited to speak at conferences."
As a volunteer for Special Olympics, Bautista traveled across the country supporting and promoting events, including skiing, in which some of his patients participated.
He wanted people to understand that spinal cord injuries didn't hinder people from achieving goals and living productive lives, his son said.
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Although the legislature's Joint Budget Committee will not cut $300 million from higher education to balance the state's budget, Colorado Northwestern Community College still faces budget questions, officials said.
As a requirement for obtaining $760 million in State Stabilization Funds from the American Recovery Act, the state needed to maintain the current levels of funding for higher education.
On April 13, Gov. Bill Ritter announced that the $300 million would have to come from another source.
Gene Bilodeau, CNCC vice president of administration, said that while the state will not cut $300 million from higher education, questions still remained with the school's budget.
"The big debacle was when the JBC needed to balance the budget, and had to cut $300 million from either higher education or take it from the Pinnacol worker's compensation program," Bilodeau said. "But, we're still waiting to hear what funding will be available from the state."
Bilodeau said the school's budget needs to be completed by the end of June.
"We're still waiting to see what happens in Denver - we are in wait and see mode," he said. "We've been in cabinet meetings working on next year's budget.
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Bilodeau said the college had cut 5 percent of this year's budget, and next year there might be cuts ranging from 7 to 15 percent.
He said it was unknown where possible cuts might occur.
"That's what we're trying to figure out now," he said. "We're looking at all areas. It could be across the board cuts from each department."
CNCC President John Boyd said any cuts would come from three areas - operating costs, personnel and travel expenses.
There is one area where the cuts would not come from, however.
Boyd said funds for the Craig campus expansion are separate from operation funds and could not be cut.
"The projects are from different pots of money," Boyd said. "You can't take money from the building pot and put it in the operation pots."
Funds for an academic building come from the state mineral lease bill, and the gift giving campaign, and can't be used elsewhere.
Bilodeau said partnerships with companies also were needed.
"We want to form a partnership with people who want to invest in a long-term relationship," Bilodeau said.
The first phase of the infrastructure build-out is almost complete, Boyd said, and the college is looking to continue its expansion.
Boyd said the college would weather the financial uncertainty by expanding its programs, and increasing its student population.
"By maintaining good programs and aggressive marketing and recruiting we'll be in good shape," Boyd said. "The best thing for the college is the best thing for Craig."
Bilodeau said the college faced a similar situation in 2001.
"This is something we've been through before," he said. "You can get anxious and unnerved, or you can plow right through it.
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The signs you're just not ready for true love ... yet.
Everybody enjoys being loved, but many struggle to embrace it as they should. You may be one of those people, and up to this point, you may not have accepted that fact. You are certainly not alone in your struggle, and now it's time to gain some clarity on this possible issue. So continue to read and be prepared to do some self reflection. Here are three signs you're not ready for true love.
1. You Run From The Best
When you're not ready for true love, dating is much easier because it consists of people who you couldn't truly see yourself with longterm. They may be great to have fun with, and help you get your mind off of things, yet they don't possess that extra "something" that would make you want to go the distance with them. A person who makes you feel like you never have before will likely send you running for your life. This person is a real threat to forcing you out of your comfort zone. They make you feel vulnerable, and for you, that is downright scary. You react this way probably because of the next sign.
2. You Haven't Healed From The Past
Many of us are walking around holding on to the hurt and pain that we experienced in the past. You may not realize it, but it is having a huge impact on your ability to give and receive love in the present. Moving past the issue does not necessarily mean you have properly addressed and resolved the issue within yourself. Because of this, you will consciously or subconsciously do all that you can to prevent yourself from being vulnerable and experiencing that hurt again. There is a great quote in my book God Where Is My Boaz that states "the same walls that you have up to protect you, are the same walls that are blocking your blessings." Healing is necessary, and without it, you aren't going to be ready or able to handle all the things that true love presents and provides.
3. You're Controlling
The constant need to have control in relationships isn't born out of love; it's born out of fear. It goes hand in hand with the fact that healing is lacking, so you're not willing to embrace a person who you don't feel in control with emotionally. True love is an extremely vulnerable experience, and control pretty much flies out the window in its presence. This is why you may fly away and keep your distance from the person that is truly best for you. If you can't deal with not being in control, I can assure you that you will struggle with true love. It is essential to bring the guard of control down if you truly want to experience the joy of true love. It isn't easy, but you can do it, and you will be better off in the long run because of it.
Chances are if one of these apply to you, then they all will apply to you to some extent. You may have overlooked these issues, or deemed them as irrelevant, but it's time for a change. You deserve all the great things that life and love has to offer. Don't allow lingering negative energy to block you from the positive path you need to be on. A path filled with growth, triumph, and most certainly, true love.
As a certified relationship coach, motivational speaker, and author, Stephan Labossiere has one mission in mind: to help men and women overcome the challenges that hinder their search for fulfilling relationships. He's appeared as an expert on ABC as well as Huffington Post Live.


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From Our 2009 Archives Group: Too Much Salt in Restaurant FoodCenter for Science in the Public Interest Finds Restaurant Meals Have Too Much Sodium By
Todd Zwillich Reviewed By Elizabeth Klodas, MD, FACC May 11, 2009 -- Restaurant chains are overloading their meals with salt, increasing millions of customers' risk of high blood pressure, heart attack, and stroke, according to a consumer watchdog group. Nearly 85% of the adult-sized meals at 10 popular chain restaurants have more than the recommended limit for total sodium intake per day, states the Center for Science in the Public Interest; nearly half had two days' worth of sodium in a single meal. U.S. health recommendations urge healthy adults to consume no more than 2,300 milligrams of sodium per day (the approximate equivalent of one teaspoon of table salt). However, for the 70% of U.S. adults who already have hypertension, are middle aged or older, or are African-American, the goal is 1,500 milligrams of sodium per day or less. That's because excess sodium intake is directly linked to an increase in blood pressure, a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease. But some restaurants are marketing meals with salt levels thousands of milligrams beyond healthy diet recommendations, according to the report. Among the restaurant industry's saltiest meals were:
"These chains are sabotaging the food supply. They should cut back and give consumers the freedom to decide for themselves how much salt they want," Michael F. Jacobson, executive director of the Center for Science in the Public Interest, says in a news release. Mel Daly, MD, a geriatrician and associate professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, is especially worried about older Americans with hypertension. "Many elderly eat frequently at these restaurants because of convenience and cost. But the high sodium levels in many of these meals can lead to a spike in blood pressure and even precipitate heart failure in some individuals," Daly says in a news release. Sodium in Kids' MealsThe group also identified five restaurant kids' meals containing more than twice the recommended daily sodium intake for kids of 1,200 milligrams in a single meal.
The group petitioned the FDA in 2005 to consider regulating the amount of salt in the U.S. food supply. The agency held a public meeting with consumer groups and companies in 2007 but has not moved to regulate salt or sodium in restaurant or packaged food. Beth Johnson, executive vice president of the National Restaurant Association, says in a statement that the industry has made "tremendous strides" in the sodium content of restaurant food. The group supports restaurant food labeling legislation that could make it easier for consumers to know what is in their food, Johnson says. "Our members have introduced a range of menu choices during the past year and will continue to explore new options and alternatives to meet the needs of consumers." Until restaurants cut the salt content of their food, Jacobson urges consumers to eat out less, order smaller portions, or use the Internet to look up sodium content and other information on restaurant web sites before they go out. Jacobson acknowledges that "about three" consumers in the whole country were likely to research a chain restaurant before dining out. British Take Strides in Lowering SodiumIn Britain, where the government's Foods Standards Agency has made sodium reduction a priority, a 9% reduction in the nation's sodium intake has been documented since the start of that program. The five-year goal is a one-third reduction. The program in Britain emphasizes public education and has been pressuring the food and restaurant industries to lower sodium content of foods. U.S. versions of McDonald's staples such as Chicken McNuggets, french fries, and Big Macs contain 57% more sodium, on average, than their British counterparts. SOURCES: Center for Science in the Public Interest: "Heart Attack Entrees and Side Orders of Stroke: The Salt in Restaurant Meals is Sabotaging Your Health." Beth Johnson, executive vice president, National Restaurant Association. News release, Center for Science in the Public Interest. ©2009 WebMD, LLC. All Rights Reserved. |
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Dieting is hard. But avoiding "empty" calories helps you reach a healthy weight without feeling like you're dieting.
Your body needs a certain amount of energy each day. Energy comes from food in the form of calories. Calories let you function and keep doing your daily activities. But after your body meets its needs, it stores extra calories as fat. Most of us get plenty of calories in our diet—often too many.
Foods with empty calories have lots of calories but very few nutrients like vitamins and minerals. "Convenience foods," like packaged snacks, chips, and sodas, are common sources of empty calories. Nutrient-rich foods, on the other hand, have a lot more nutrients in relation to their calories. A few examples are vegetables, peanut butter, bran cereal with fruit, and fish.
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All the dust has settled on Pittsburgh's cap-compliance roster maneuvering, so the WBS Penguins practiced Wednesday morning at Coal Street with something resembling their opening-night roster on the ice.
"It was nice to have everybody together and kind of see, for the first time really, what it looks like with all the pieces in the same place," coach John Hynes said.
That only applies to transactions, however. Not injuries.
Zach Sill had the day off today for maintenance. He's expected to be back on the ice tomorrow. Bobby Farnham, Brian Dumoulin and Peter Mannino are "close" to returning, Hynes said, but of the three, only Farnham might play in the season opener Saturday in Bridgeport.
As far as transactions go, Simon Despres, Andrew Ebbett and Chris Conner were on the ice at Coal Street this morning.
Ebbett and Conner have been victims of the last cut of NHL training camp before. Ebbett said it's still disappointing, but experience helps a player mentally deal with the situation.
Despres' case is a little different. On one hand, he has done a lot of good things in the NHL and was only sent down because Pittsburgh needed to be cap compliant and the only two players they could have sent down without waivers were Despres and Beau Bennett. On the other hand, he struggled in limited action in the Stanley Cup playoffs last spring and didn't have a great training camp.
It seems clear from watching Dan Bylsma's press briefing yesterday and talking to Despres today that the move was related to both business and performance. Reading Despres' comments about the situation tomorrow online and in the paper. To sum up, he's disappointed but is vowing to improve his consistency.
I'll also have a "charticle" — half chart, half article — on rookie goalie Eric Hartzell in tomorrow's paper. Some interesting little tidbits in there about his and his family's sports background, his playing style and what he needs to learn to be, as Hynes put it, a good pro. Not sure it will make it online, due to the graphical nature of it.
As far as the training camp tryouts go, Jeff Drouin-Deslauriers and Mike Carman signed 25-game PTOs, so they're good to go for the time being.
I'll post line combinations and D pairs from practice today after the jump, but due to injuries and the fact that all players don't yet have numbers on their helmets, I cannot vouch for its accuracy or whether it will look anything like Saturday's lineup.
OK, now to get to work on that charticle. By for now,
Despres- Merth/D'Agostino


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Our Money Values
We hate to talk about money in our culture. Funny enough, Jesus talked about money all the time, in fact more than any other subject in the Bible! That's because, in Jesus' own words, "where your treasure is, there will your heart be also." [Matt. 6:21; Luke 12:34]; Jesus doesn't care much for rules for their own sake; but he does care about our hearts, and that's why he talks about money.
Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also. (Matt. 6:21; Luke 12:34)
The one thing Jesus said he would build was His Church. He called His Church his bride. The Church is God's ordained means for accomplishing Jesus' mission to call His lost sheep home.
If we love Jesus, we will love His Church. If we love Jesus, we will love His mission. If we love Jesus, His Church and its mission, we will support it with our money and manpower. Period.
Giving Specifics
In the Old Testament as well as the New, a tithe is the beginning of what the Lord commands we give to His church [Leviticus 27:30; Matthew 23:23; Luke11:42; Hebrews 7:1-3]. But everything we have comes from God and belongs to Him; we are merely stewards of the blessings He gives us. God encourages and loves generous and cheerful givers [2 Corinthians 9:7].
Each one must give as he has decided in his heart, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver. (2 Corinthians 9:7)
We give to Jesus' Church because the church is the local movement of the mission. If we're not investing in it, we're not investing in the Gospel.
Writing Checks
To donate to Valley Hope Church, make out your check to "Valley Hope Church". Bring it to worship on Sunday and put it in one of our offering boxes, or if you prefer, mail it to: Valley Hope Church, PO Box 992, Black Mountain, NC 28711.


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Summer is right around the corner and that can only mean weekend getaways and relaxing vacations! There's an art to traveling stylishly and we asked ThisNext's Fashion Tastemaker, Elyse Walker, for her must-have traveling tips and products! She tells us, 'When I'm traveling, I like to pack light and comfortable. My airport outfit includes skinny jeans, flats, and a cozy top paired with a cotton trench. Looking good and feeling great after a long flight isn't always easy, which is why I pack a few beauty products that make me feel great.' Check out her entire travel collection here!
Sound Off This Summer Outfitted Military Style!
As gaga as we girls go over a man in uniform, it simply seems fit that we would look just as cute in camo and cargos- actually, cuter. The military inspired look has never been hotter, it's truly a style that's made its way from costume to closet commodity. Dressing in a way that would make Uncle Sam proud has more than just aesthetic benefits -- the added perception of authority from a girl wearing a shirt with stars and stripes insignia. As we've learned from our fellow Americans in the Service, pockets and buttons can be as alluring as they are utilitarian! Although our favorite military jackets don't bode well underneath the blazing sun, throwing on some light long-sleeves at night are a great summer approach to cadet chic when evenings get brisk. Keep the look casual with camouflage and classy with the same tailored, buckled and double-breasted perfection that the military expects of its troops. If you'd rather don a mostly civilian look, brave a short-billed army cap along with your everyday summer fashion. See the slideshow for some sir-yes-sir pieces for this summer's boldest look!


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Archive - Jun 2011
June 22nd
2011 Draft Day Challenge
Draft fans, with the NBA draft just a day away (Thursday at 7:00 PM ET) we would like to invite you to participate in our 2011 Draft Day Challenge!
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Bismack Biyombo impressive in final predraft workout
2011 NBA Draft: Media Day, Part 1
Jimmer Fredette
As the prospects entered the room, it was Jimmer Fredette who drew the biggest crowd, and not Kyrie Irving. The intrigue surrounding the National Player of the Year continues, as the world remains split on his potential to run the point.
2011 Extended Mock Draft 6.1
The top pick is set and Minnesota is leaning towards taking Derrick Williams at 2. We're hearing that Utah will take Enes Kanter at 3 and look to grab Jimmer Fredette at 12. Cleveland will likely take Valanciunas at 4 allowing Toronto to get the PG they covet at 5 in Brandon Knight.
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The good news is that Toronto's Bixi system will probably be fine. City hall saw this coming months in advance and laid the groundwork for a takeover. The plan is to transfer responsibility for Bixi Toronto to the Toronto Parking Authority, and use money scrounged from the city's street-furniture budget to keep the system going until a new private operator can be found.
More: Bixi has filed for bankruptcy but Toronto's bike stations should be fine | torontolife.com.


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Billie Piper has chatted with BBC Radio 1's Newsbeat about her return as Belle du Jour in Secret Diary of a Call Girl as well as her pregnancy… and of course, chat turned to Doctor Who.
Let's face it – Billie looks gorgeous at the moment, radiant and pregnant, and whether she's being photographed eating or hiding her bump in lingerie shots in Secret Diary is fascinating.
But it's neither here nor there on Kasterborous…
Since doing this show have you noticed a considerable change in your fan mail?
Most of my fan mail is still predominantly Doctor Who related. Lots of girls send me letters saying they enjoy the Secret Diary because it's funny or they like the outfits or it's thought provoking. I don't get any seedy or scary mail from obsessive guys.
Eh? Well, not since the court order, I suppose…
Do you still mind being associated with Doctor Who?
You come to terms with the fact Dr Who is a show people obsess about. There are so many questions people want to ask and they are so passionate about it which is really nice.
People would rather talk about that than anything else with me and I've just come to terms with that.
Occasionally I lose it because the Dr Who jokes are dull. Once you've heard them once you heard them all.
Chats about the stories are quite fun especially with the little kids. But the Tardis jokes have to stop.
Good questions. TARDIS jokes though?
I shudder to think!