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Globe Hotel, 1911
Recent demolition of the old Oregon Mountain Community building on the corner of NW Naito Parkway and Couch unveiled this "Entrance North Side" sign on the 1911 Globe Hotel at NW 1st and Couch. The OMC building was constructed in 1967 so this sign probably pre-dates that, as this appears to be an outdoor sign. There's also a fragment of a sign that appears to have been cut into by the second-floor door and painted over with the green paint. Hard to tell what that might have once said.
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Flying A Service
The Flying A Service sign on SE McLoughlin just north of Tacoma is visible again. For years it was covered by a sign for a hobby shop in the building but that shop is gone, along with their sign. The Flying A Service sign, nicely weathered after decades in the elements, is visible both north- and southbound.
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October 7, 2013
The activity of the potassium-chloride membrane protein, KCC2, is reduced in many neurological and psychiatric disorders in humans, such as chronic pain, anxiety, and epilepsy. A study published online this week in Nature Medicine reports a newly-developed small molecule that can activate KCC2 and reduce chronic pain in rats. The findings suggest a promising therapeutic approach to treat pain and other conditions in which the KCC2 activity is impaired.
KCC2 is a transmembrane pump that keeps chloride ion concentrations low within neurons, which enables inhibition of nerve impulses. Therefore, Yves De Koninck and colleagues reason that a drug that could activate KCC2 may prove promising in the clinic to restore inhibitory signals and treat neurological diseases. The team screened a small molecule compound library and identify a drug, which they call CLP257. They go on to show that this drug can enhance KCC2 expression and its activity and reduce pain in rats with nerve injury.
They note that a related compound with better pharmacological profiles than CLP257 was as effective in reducing pain in rats as an existing pain treatment called pregabalin, but it lacked the undesirable motor side effects that are often seen with that drug.


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I don't get it either for underwater still work. The camera crops to the center of the frame (either DX on a FX cameral or 1.3x crop on the new D7100) and I can always do that myself. However, what I can't do underwater is compose as well as I can on my 24" screen at home. Plus, it's a pain to move the focus rectangle around to get a focus on the eye and still get a nice composition. It seems much easier to leave the focus rectangle in the center and fire away, using all those extra pixels to compose on land.
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Sure, this collection is full of beautiful, traditional white dresses. But how about those smoky grays and shiny champagne tones? Vera throws in some less than traditional color tones, but still keeps it simple and classic. You can't deny, these gowns don't sacrafice any glamour.
If you've ever pictured yourself walking down the aisle in something edgy and non-traditional, then this is one collection you should check out. The designs still have classic wedding gown looks, while a handful of them walk the wild side, dressed in black.
A blast from the past, sure, but these elegant, pale pink and blue wedding dresses made in Italy will blow you away. With one look at these designs featured on Brides.com, you'll forget all about traditional white.
It's traditional for the bride to wear red in other countries, but the red wedding dress has yet to make a big splash in the United States. In China, red symbolizes joy and good fortune. Chinese weddings feature red decor, red flowers and yes, red wedding gowns.
In some European countries, it's not unusual to see red wedding gowns in hues from brick red, fire engine red to a deep burgundy. Red is a festive color and often associated with hearts and love, so it makes sense to wear it on your wedding day.
Blue might not be a color that you'd normally associate with wedding dresses, but it's been increasing in popularity in the last few years. Blue wedding gowns vary from sky blue to deep navy. If blue is your favorite color, consider making a bold statement and getting married in your favorite shade.
Nothing could be further from the conventional pure, white wedding dress than a bodacious black gown. London-based designer David Fielden even went so far as to suggest that brides wear black while their bridesmaids wear white. It definitely takes things in a whole new direction.
Before brides go running out to buy black dresses, there is a word of caution. Years ago, Sarah Jessica Parker wore black when she married her husband, actor Matthew Broderick. In a 2006 interview with Marie Claire magazine, the Sex and the City star admits that she looks back and regrets not wearing a more traditional gown at her wedding. Weddings are incredibly special days, so while we encourage you to be different and wear what you please on your big day, do it because you love it and not because you want to go against the tide.
For brides who aren't thrilled with the idea of skipping the white gown altogether, there is another option. You can wear the traditional white dress and still bestow a little color to your gown with a colored sash, bow, trim or hemline. Some bridal retailers, like David's Bridal and Alfred Angelo, offer wedding gowns with these types of colorful accents. With these dresses, you can liven up your look without being overwhelmed by too much color.
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There are many tasks you perform on your browser frequently. For example, there might be a website that you visit a lot, maybe you import / export your bookmarks with a high frequency, maybe you duplicate tabs, or perhaps there are certain scripts that you run from the address bar very often. Most of these tasks are done manually and they require a number of steps before they can be initialized.
What you could really use is a tool that assigns hotkey shortcuts to these frequently performed tasks so that they are initialized right away without you having to open new pages or click on new objects. Here to be that tool for Google Chrome users is a browser tool called Shortcut Manager.
Shortcut Manager comes as a browser extension that you install; once installed, you can find its blue icon in the top right corner of your browser. Clicking on this icon displays the list of available hotkey shortcuts for the particular webpage you are on. New shortcuts can be added and existing shortcuts can be edited by accessing the options of the extension.
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Dish's Ad-Skipping Feature Survives ABC's Shutdown Bid
Don JeffreyDish Network Corp.'s ad-skipping recording feature survived a court bid by Walt Disney Co.'s ABC television to shut it down almost a year after a Los Angeles judge rejected a similar effort by other broadcasters.
ABC's request for a preliminary injunction against the ad-skipping service was denied yesterday by U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who placed her opinion under seal because it contained confidential business information, according to a filing in federal court in Manhattan.
The dispute over Dish's ad-skipping technology is playing out in U.S. courts on both coasts. Dish sued ABC, CBS Corp. and Comcast Corp.'s NBC in New York in May 2012, seeking a judgment that its AutoHop feature, which allows viewers to skip ads only in broadcast shows, doesn't violate network copyrights or contracts.
The same day, Fox Broadcasting Co., CBS and NBC sued Dish in Los Angeles for copyright infringement and breach of contract. In November, U.S. District Judge Dolly Gee in Los Angeles rejected Fox's bid for an injunction similar to the one sought in New York. An appeals court upheld Gee's ruling in July.
"The decision is yet another victory for American consumers, and we are proud to have stood by their side in this important fight over the fundamental rights of consumer choice and control," Stanton Dodge, Dish's general counsel, said in a statement. "This is the third federal court decision that has sided with consumers' right to enjoy television as they want, when they want, including the right to skip commercials."
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Karen Hobson, an ABC spokeswoman, said in e-mail that yesterday's ruling was merely a preliminary decision.
"We continue to firmly believe that Dish's AutoHop and PrimeTime Anytime services breach our retransmission consent agreement with Dish, infringe upon ABC's copyrights, and unfairly compete with the authorized on-demand and commercial-free options currently offered by ABC and its licensees," Hobson said.
Dish, based in Englewood, Colorado, introduced its digital-video recorder, the Hopper, in March 2012. Its PrimeTime Anytime feature can record all the major networks' primetime shows and store them for eight days after their initial broadcast. AutoHop, introduced in May 2012, allows viewers, with the touch of a button, to skip all ads automatically, without having to manually fast-forward through them.
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Dish's argument relied in part on a 1984 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that consumers have the right to make copies of TV shows with video recorders for later viewing. It also relied on a 2008 decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals in New York that a company isn't liable for infringement if its customers initiate the recording process.
"The Hopper is nothing but a souped-up DVR," Dish said in its written arguments opposing an injunction. "Consumers are making the copies, not Dish."
The New York case is In re AutoHop Litigation, 12-04155, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan).


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The borough is owed thousands of dollars in delinquent sewer bills from businesses and residents and will be posting water shut-off warnings next week, Borough Manager Virginia Kehoe said at the council meeting Thursday. Those who continue to ignore the notices will have their water cut a week after the postings.
The borough may explore printing the names and addresses of delinquent payers in newspapers, Councilman David Jenkins said.
Road salt is also getting delivered late in Clarks Summit. At about 2.25 tons, the borough has enough to keep the streets clear for the rest of the winter, Ms. Kehoe said. But the company that transports the material to the borough, American Rock Salt, has often taken twice as long as the contractually mandated five to seven days to make drops, which is a concern for next year. Ms. Kehoe said she has asked the state program through which the borough buys the salt to intervene.
In other news, council has drafted a contract for its vacant police chief position and plans to hold a vote to approve it at the Feb. 25 meeting. Ms. Kehoe refused to say to whom the contract would be offered or how much it would cost. Longtime borough Patrolman Christopher Yarns is currently filling the position on an interim basis. The borough has only budgeted $50,000 for the position this year, well below patrolman. Officer Yarns' current salary and benefits package.
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Two livestreams and a screenshot walk into a bar…
- November 15th, 2011
…and nothing happens for those are inanimate objects!
The actual nitty, gritty, shading part of the program. You know…the part when things come to life!
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…and nothing happens for those are inanimate objects!
The actual nitty, gritty, shading part of the program. You know…the part when things come to life!
Well my site revamp is about three quarters of the way done. All that's left is to draw something for the about/profile page and of course to upload everything. Still very much in love with the whole damask pattern for layouts. And some how it gives the whole website a sort of "classier" look to things. Not that I haven't seen classy looking artsites that use solid or vibrant colours.
Came across this entry on deviantArt challenging people to redraw whatever they used to draw when they first started out in art. For me, it was trees in the sun/ So of course this calls for….VECTOR TRESS AND SUNS WHOOOO! Now just to find a way to not make it look like every other abstract nature scene out there.
My, my, my it's been a little while since this blog has been updated hasn't it? Have no fear, an update is here! Yes…that was a little lame, I know and I'm sorry.
Here we haven a process video of a sketch that I started inking a little while ago, around early February. I'd always find myself working on it between finishing other pieces. Then one day, in the middle of July I said "I'm going to finish that one and revamp my site dammit!" and…finally got working. One of the lovely things about cel-shading is that it can be finished quickly and can still look nice. Guess who discovered the wonderful world of gradients?
Recently, I came across a video of someone actually colouring artwork on their iPad and I just had to get in on that. So I sacrificed got some old lineart and tried Sketchbook Pro out. And you know what? Not as easy as it looks. What I like about it though, is that it gives everything this sketchy look, nice alternative to oekaki-ing. Guess I have no reason to finally learn how to sketch digitally, might as well go and invest in one of those Wacom iPad styluses.
Been a while since I've updated this blog, but have no fear, I'm still alive and kicking! So Anime North came and went since my last update. Photos were taken and the experience was written about. Now that the convention excitement is over, time to get back to the business of art! So I've been posting little screenshots and works in progress on my tumblr. With that in mind, last night I started working on a little header image, just a matter of figuring out what to add text wise to the empty space. Also I'd like to finish the revamping the site by the end of the month, if not early August. With that in mind, I made a couple of little tweaks to the frontpage design that I had in the work. Almost tempted to livestream my progress, but then how interesting is it to see someone write line after line of css as opposed to drawing, inking and colouring a picture and watching it come to life? Either way, stay tuned! Last but not least…would any of you ladies out there marry any of these charming gentlemen?
I swear I saw the viking guy at AN this year!
Of course one must not confuse the title of this entry with an older, similar sounding entry. Been meaning to livestream for a while now and tonight since I had some time to kill…why not? Now just to generate a little more interest in the channel and get a few more viewers to hang around from beginning to end. It's always awesome to see people working and have 50 billion people watching them as they paint away. Okay, so they don't actually have 50 billion but they have a lot of people.
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General News of Thursday, 22 May 2014
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Deputy Minority Leader in Parliament, Dominic Nitiwul, wants Parliament to show more interest in reports of acts of corruption in public institutions.
Dominic Nitiwul remarked that as representatives of the people, Members of Parliament (MPs) must build consensus in tackling the issue.
Speaking to Citi News on the motorbike contract for Subah Infosolutions for the street naming exercise, Mr. Nitiwul said MPs must take keen interest in such issues.
He noted that the general public, "is complaining on a daily basis that Parliament is not doing much about it."
He called for a bi-partisan approach by MPs in addressing the matter; saying, "we don't want the situation whereby it tends to be NPP [New Patriotic Party], NDC [National Democratic Congress] and we will be playing football with it, no!"
Nitiwul suggested that if four MPs from both sides of the House come together to file a motion, the matter can be discussed and a solution could be found.
Meanwhile, the Ghana Integrity Initiative (GII) says government had no business awarding Subah Infosolutions a contract in the National Street Naming exercise.
Programmes and Research Officer at the GII, Mary Awelana Addah, told Citi News, the government should not have dealt with Subah, particularly when the company was an I.T company.
"What we all know is that Subah is into IT and for that matter, they did not qualify for the said tendering we are talking about," she said.
The Ministry of Local Government has been criticized for contracting Subah to purchase motorbikes for the various Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs) to undertake the street naming exercise.
Prior to this, Subah had been under investigations for being paid Ghc74 million for an alleged no work done, by the Ghana Revenue Authority.
The committee which was mandated to carry out the investigation has also come under fire as some Civil Society Organizations and some social commentators have described the report as a sham.
But the Ministry has, however, defended its decision to award Subah Infosolutions the contract saying, the company satisfied the requirement and due process was followed to the latter in the award of the contract.


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Support Women Artists Sunday: Caitlin Rose
Caitlin Rose's inspirations, from Gram Parsons to Bonnie Raitt to Linda Ronstadt, belied her late-'80s birth. The offbeat Nashville, Tennessee-based singer/songwriter and guitarist debuted in February 2008 on the Theory 8 label with the Dead Flowers EP, its title track a Rolling Stones cover with a pleading touch, laced with pedal steel guitar. Five months later, the limited Gorilla Man, pressed on 300 copies of 7" vinyl, featured re-recordings. Her debut album, Own Side Now, followed in August 2010. It was issued on Names, the label that had issued Dead Flowers in the U.K., and reissued in 2011 following her decision to sign with ATO. The assured and impressive The Stand-In appeared early in 2013.
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It's almost the end of March and while this signals that the winter season is waning, Mother Nature seems to be intent to keep winter chugging across much of North America. We aren't complaining, because additional snow means for more fodder for spring park laps as the weather eventually heats up. Local events are still in full swing and park crews continue to mix up the terrain layouts at our local resorts. Check out what's happening this week at a mountain near you in this installation of Feature Presentation and don't forget to #thankaparkranger.
Check out last week's Feature Presentation photo gallery.
For more from these terrain parks:
Brighton – @brightonresort
Summit at Snoqualmie – @summitparks
Ski Butternut – @skibutternut
Mount Snow – @carinthiaparks
Park City – @irideparkcity
Woodward Tahoe – @woodwardtahoe
Summit at Snoqualmie – @summitparks
Waterville Valley – @wvparks and #everybodyslovingit
Sierra-at-Tahoe – @sierra_at_tahoe
Sugarbush – Sugarbush Parks and @SugarbushParks
Trollhaugen – @trollhaugentroll
Cannonsburg – @cannonsburg
Keystone – @keystonea51
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Two years ago while I was on sabbatical I had the great good fortune of working with the incredibly talented and ultra super nice Troy Cummings. Troy colored the cover of Optical Allusions and his vision for the colors turned the cover into an eye-popping, eye-catching piece of eye-candy (eye book, eye puns, get it?). Anywho, Troy is a magnificent illustrator and his new book The Eensy Weensy Spider Freaks Out (Big Time) is now available in fine bookstore near you or online. This one has it all: an arthropod star (sweet), a fun twist on a familiar on song and pictures that make you go homina homina homina. You really should buy it and if that doesn't convince you, here is a Youtube trailer. Plus, he has small kids to feed, so y'know, think of the children!
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Oh, yeah…I have a blog.
You would think that in the two weeks after final exams that I would be blogging my brains out, right? The problem is that writing a blog entry is so much more appealing when you are faced with alternatives like grading papers and writing test. But when the grades are in, the students are graduated and there are no more classes to teach that means there is time to deal with all of the fires and projects I have been putting off. In the last few weeks I have drawn several logos, gifts, a honey label and two T-shirts designs. There have also been soccer games, elementary school band concerts, rehearsals and filming (more about that at the end of the summer). I am also wrapping up a paper to submit for publication, finishing a glossary for the evolution book and working on the art for Age of Elytra. In a word, the last two weeks have been AWESOME! Here is a recent image of quiet reflection from Age of Elytra. It seems quite apropos.
Cow-Bow Chronicles: Episodes 22, 23 and 24
You know things are bad when I am fall behind posting a strip that has been done for over ten years. We are in the throes of final exams. In fact, I am posting this while proctoring my final in Sensory Biology. All other finals are graded and I only have three more final papers to grade, so the end is in sight. But since it has been so long, here are three (count 'em three) strips for today. In these are begin taking more cheap shots at the grim & gritty, hard-boiled look-kids-comics-are-serious comics of the 1990s. How on earth did Jack Kirby write decent stories without showing a periodic beheading or gruesome vivisection? It's a mystery. The final strip is my commentary of the strained formula used by writers to bring heroes together for a team-up/fight.
The Field Guide to Super Powers #5: Black Canary and the Snapping Shrimp
Beautiful sounds like the rhapsodic strings in an orchestra or the melody of a song bird can be stunning. Not surprisingly, several comic characters take this metaphor and make it reality (as real as comics can be, that is). The crime fighter Black Canary can produce a cry from her super vocal chords that can break things, knock people out and, as an absolute last resort, put the kibosh on them completely. Fellow good guy and physician Dr. Mid-Nite has determined that Black Canary's cry reaches into the ultrasonic range. This, according to him, is what spells lights out for the bad guys. From this diagnosis we can derive only one, inescapable conclusion: Dr. Mid-Nite is a quack.
Humans can't hear ultrasound and as a consequence shouldn't be affected by it. Imagine how awful it would be if we were. Every summer barbeque would have to wrap up at dusk so that the intense ultrasonic cries of echolocating bats didn't make us pass-out on our sizzling grills and impale ourselves on our croquet wickets. No, it is clear that the good doctor got it wrong. Fortunately, scientists in this dimension have identified a few critters that can incapacitate (and kill) with sound. Enter the snapping shrimp.
Snapping shrimp. Note the big right claw. Figure from Versluis, et al. (2000) Science 289, 2114
The snapping shrimp is about the size of half a hot dog and it has one claw that is much bigger than the other (see image above). When the snapping shrimp leaps into battle it puts the hurt on its foes by snapping it's big claw ridiculously fast. As the claw closes during a snap, it shoots out a jet of water. No big deal, right? Every kid at the pool can do that. But this jet of water moves faster than the surrounding water can rush in to replace it and a bubble of air stretches out in its wake. But the gas in this bubble (called a cavitation bubble) is extremely thin and it rapidly collapses under the pressure of the surrounding water. When this happens, the collapsing water produces a high-pressure sonic pulse that can stun or even kill a small fish within 4 cm.
Time lapse of cavitation bubble formation and change in sound pressure. Figure from Versluis, et al. (2000) Science 289, 2114
During time lapse footage of the snapping shrimp closing its claw you can see the formation of the cavitation bubble (a couple of frames after the frame labeled 2 in the figure above) and it's collapse (the frame labeled 3). The graph on the left shows the peak in sound pressure that corresponds with the collapse at 3. In other words: Ka-Pow! The sound created by the snapping shrimp is audible and a reef with a lot of snapping shrimp can sound like the shootout at the O.K. Corral. This might explain the snapping shrimp's other moniker: the pistol shrimp. Hmmm. One animal, two names. Kinda sounds like a secret identity. I can see the comic book tag line now:
The Stunning Pistol Shrimp, Stopping Crime is Snap!
Versluis, M, Schmitz, B, von der Heydt, A and Lohse, D (2000) How Snapping Shrimp Snap: Through Cavitating Bubbles. Science 289, 2114


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Hello, Can anyone help me? How can i create measures (with text data type) in my cubes with DistinctCount aggregate function? Cause there is only Sum, min, max, and count in aggregate function properties. Thanks before for all your help. Best regards, Loui
well, in cubes, you have aggrigate functions. what do you want to with test fileds. AFAIK, you can have dimensions with text fileds. ---------------------------------------- Contributing Editor, Writer & Forums Moderator http://www.SQL-Server-Performance.Com Visit my Blog at http://dineshasanka.spaces.live.com/
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I need to count our Aktive customer.

So i must create Customer_ID as a measure with distinctcount on aggregate function.
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Obesity Prevention in African American School Children
This study has been completed.
National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK)
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First received: May 21, 2003
Last updated: January 12, 2010
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Obesity is the second leading preventable cause of disease and death in the United States. Low socioeconomic status (SES) and minorities are disproportionately affected. Obesity prevention among children and adolescents is a public health priority. Schools have been identified as key settings for obesity prevention; however, most health education interventions have had only a moderate effect on body weight. We propose a randomized intervention trial (pilot study) to test the feasibility and effectiveness of a school-based, environmental obesity prevention program in urban low-SES African American students. Schools, students and their families, and local communities will be involved to promote healthy eating and physical activity (HEPA) for prevention of childhood obesity. Six Chicago public schools will be randomly assigned as intervention (4 schools) and controls (2 schools). Focus group studies will assess needs and barriers for promotion of HEPA and guide the intervention. The intervention group will receive a School Environment Enrichment (SEE) program to modify the school physical and social environment, targeting food service, recess, physical education (PE) and school climate, and a Community Support & Environment Modification (CSEM) program, involving local corner and chain grocery stores to promote healthy eating among students and their families. Family involvement will be included for 5th and 6th graders, who will be followed for two years, to test ways to modify family environment. To assess the intervention effectiveness, multilevel data will be collected from schools (eg, food service, recess and PE), students (eg, body weight, eating and physical activity), parents (eg, family food purchasing practices) and communities (eg, available choices of snack foods in local stores). In addition, process evaluation data will be collected to assess the feasibility and acceptance (participation and satisfaction) of various intervention components by the target audience. The primary outcome variable is change in students' body weight status; secondary outcomes include changes in students' eating behavior and physical activity and changes in target environmental factors. In addition, cost-effectiveness of the intervention will be determined. If the intervention proves effective, a full-scale study will be developed. Findings from this study will provide insights into the prevention of obesity among low-SES and minority students.
Condition | Intervention |
Obesity |
Behavioral: School + family changes promoting healthy eating + activity |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Prevention |
Resource links provided by NLM:
Further study details as provided by National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK):
Ages Eligible for Study: | 8 Years and older (Child, Adult, Senior) |
Sexes Eligible for Study: | All |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | Yes |
All 4-6th graders in the selected public schools in Chicago and their parents/guardians
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00061165
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00061165
United States, Illinois | |
University of Illinois at Chicago, Department of Human Nutrition | |
Chicago, Illinois, United States, 60612 |
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National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK)
OverallOfficial: | Youfa Wang, PhD, MD | University of Illinois at Chicago, Department of Human Nutrition |
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Keywords provided by National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK):
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 29, 2017
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00061165 History of Changes |
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OPAASC (completed) |
Study First Received: | May 21, 2003 |
Last Updated: | January 12, 2010 |
Keywords provided by National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK):
obesity overweight children adolescents African American |
diet nutrition physical activity Chicago |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Obesity Overnutrition Nutrition Disorders |
Overweight Body Weight Signs and Symptoms |
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 29, 2017


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Using Permaculture to Improve the Teaching and Learning of Science
by Nelson Lebo, The University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand
Some people describe permaculture as a system of science and ethics. While ethics guide permaculturists, it is the use of science to design and develop sustainable and regenerative systems that places them in a position to contribute to the improvement of science teaching and learning worldwide. Over the last four years, I have been researching a permaculture approach to junior secondary (years 9 and 10 in New Zealand) science, but my findings can be applied to all levels of schooling. Through the research process, I have identified five characteristics of permaculture that can be employed to engage students in transformative, relevant, and local learning experiences. Those characteristics are: permaculture thinking; permaculture techniques; permaculture properties; permaculture practitioners; and, the transformative nature of permaculture. This article explains the five characteristics and provides examples of how practicing permaculturists can partner with local science teachers in symbiotic relationships.
But first, I'll provide background on two challenges facing science and sustainability education worldwide. Most permaculturists may not be aware that there is a global crisis in science education. More and more students are dropping out of science beyond the compulsory years because they find it boring, abstract, and having little relevance to their lives. At the same time, many secondary school teachers feel they cannot include sustainability education in their practice because they consider it an add-on to an already overcrowded curriculum. Findings from my research suggest that these two problems can be combined into one solution. In other words, by including sustainability in the form of scientifically-based permaculture practices can engage students in learning while including important sustainability lessons. To echo Bill Mollison: The problem(s) is (are) the solution(s).
One key to the successful integration of permaculture ways of thinking in science education is not to try to teach permaculture. On the surface this may appear counterintuitive, but there is logic behind it. If a permaculturist were to approach a science teacher with the suggestion of teaching permaculture as part of the science curriculum, it is likely the teacher would say, "No thanks." Most teachers feel that the curriculum is already overcrowded and would not consider adding anything.
On the other hand, if a permaculturist were to approach a science teacher with the suggestion of helping make science more relevant to students, the chances of the teacher accepting would rise dramatically. This is an example of using permaculture thinking (looking for opportunities for mutualism) to increase the potential uptake by science teachers of a permaculture approach to the teaching and learning of science, which would then expose more students to common science-based permaculture techniques.
With the goals of harnessing energy flows and recycling waste products on site, permaculturists use a range of science-based techniques when designing and managing their properties or homes. Many of these techniques can be explained and explored in ways that are easily accessible to science students. Learning about some of these techniques can help make science more relevant, hands-on and hopeful for students. For example, a food forest or organic garden (cultivated ecologies) can be used to help students learn about science concepts such as biodiversity, materials cycling, and predator/prey relationships. At the same time, students are exposed to sustainability ideas such as organics and 'food miles'.
Another common permaculture technique that can be related to science students is the no-dig garden. Permaculturists recognize that most natural ecosystems have loose, friable soils while most conventional farms have compacted soils resulting from heavy machinery or too many concentrated, large, hoofed animals. Compacted soils are less favorable to many food plants, and reduce the infiltration of water, which increases the chances of runoff and erosion during storms and decreases the amount of water stored in the earth between rain events. A no-dig garden demonstrates an applied understanding of porosity and permeability, the water cycle, root function, and the soil food web. Many teachers may welcome a local permaculturist helping make these potentially "boring" subjects come alive for students within the context of local, organic food production.
Additionally, many permaculturists build or renovate their homes to be energy-efficient or energy-independent. Regarding heating and cooling, this means passive solar design, which consists of solar gain, thermal mass, and insulation. In the context of science teaching and learning, solar gain can be used during lessons on the sun, or in conjunction with a variety of lessons on heat and heat transfer, which also happen be the perfect time to expose students to the concepts of thermal mass and insulation. In our small city in New Zealand, many hundreds of students have learned about these topics in the context of our "Eco-Thrifty Renovation" (www.ecothriftydoup.blogspot.com) through "The Little House That Could" programme (find on Facebook), PowerPoint presentations in their schools, and field trips to our home. This leads to the third characteristic of a permaculture approach to science education: permaculture properties.
House-proud is an understatement when describing many permaculturists' attitudes toward their homes and properties. Hundreds, and in many cases thousands, of hours are spent developing highly sustainable homesteads both rural and urban. Making science relevant to learners has been a major push in the science education reform movement, and my findings appear to indicate that relevancy provided by field trips to permaculture properties was appreciated by the teacher and nearly all of the students in the study. Carefully planned field trips to permaculture properties also provide experiential learning opportunities and place science in local contexts that emphasize sustainability. Most students love field trips, and their enthusiasm can be harnessed in a classroom both leading up to and following those that a thoughtfully designed and managed. A mature permaculture property is the product of ecological literacy and applied ecological design. Such properties, and their stewards, can serve as important landmarks and guides for students along their learning journeys through school and beyond. While a field trip is likely to have immediate impacts on students in numerous ways, my observations during many years of teaching environmental science have been that some of those experiences, with their inspiring hosts, continue to inform the way young people make sense of the world for months and years afterward. This leads to the forth characteristic of a permaculture approach to science education: permaculture practitioners.
Another way to enhance the relevance of science for students, particularly those who may not plan to pursue a career in science, is to introduce them to a local scientist who wears overalls instead of a lab coat. Those members of a community who actively practice permaculture can be described as systems thinkers, change agents, and citizen scientists. In these respects they can serve as role models for students who meet them. Permaculture practitioners can give a local, human face to the concept of sustainability, which can help to demystify it for students and teachers alike.
It is the practice of science that places permaculturists in the position to enter into educational partnerships with science teachers. Permaculturists can demonstrate their knowledge and practice of science in their homes and properties as described above. Many permaculturists also practice science on their properties by making observations, collecting data, and conducting simple controlled experiments. For example, I spend time nearly everyday observing my gardens, fruit trees, and chickens for signs of change. I also collect temperature data on the thermal performance of my renovated villa, and often experiment with different cultivars, different applications of compost and compost tea, and weed control methods. For many students, meeting a citizen scientist who practices science in a familiar setting (home and garden) can broaden their perspective, and for some students it may change their attitudes about studying science in school for the better.
My final point is on the transformative nature of permaculture. In the Australian documentary series, Global Gardener, Mollison describes a transformative learning process where he experienced sadness and anger over the destructiveness of humanity, before retreating into nature where he made careful observations of ecosystems that ultimately led to the concept of permaculture. In my years as an educator and permaculture practitioner, I have observed many students and colleagues go through similar transformative learning experiences. The big difference between them and Mollison, of course, is that they did not invent permaculture but rather discovered permaculture as a new frame of reference. Based on these observations, I believe it is possible to design transformative learning experiences that mimic Mollison's.
The curriculum that I designed for one science class in New Zealand included the three fundamental stages of transformative learning: 1) a disorienting dilemma; 2) looking for and trying out alternative ways of knowing; 3) adopting an alternative worldview. I call this learning process a 'transformative chronology,' and in my research it consisted of three science units: 1) global climate change; 2) ecology; 3) agriculture. Although these were the units that the teacher allowed me to join his class for, this was not the order in which he normally teaches them. However, reordering them was amenable to him because it did not require any extra work, and at the conclusion of my research he said it was a logical order from big picture issues to small scale, local solutions, such as those highlighted during the field trips mentioned above. While it is unlikely that this approach to science education will dramatically transform students into permies overnight, it may just plant the seeds that will one day germinate, grow and flower. Equally important, it may help transform some science teachers attitudes toward including sustainability in their practice. Productive partnership – mutualism in the language of ecology – works for nature, and it may just work for science education.
Full thesis available here (3mb PDF).
Nelson Lebo is an ecological design and education consultant who lives in Whanganui, New Zealand. Over the last 20 years he has been: a secondary science teacher; an award-winning environmental educator; an organic farmer; a 'green' builder; and, a doctoral student. After developing one of the most sustainable properties in North America – a 38-acre farmstead in New Hampshire, USA – Nelson set his sights on a PhD in sustainability education at the University of Waikato (Hamilton, New Zealand). While writing his thesis, Nelson and his wife developed one of the most sustainable suburban properties in New Zealand, which they use as a model for whole community sustainability education.
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Congratulations on finishing your research Nelson! Thanks for this article, I'm passing it on to my Science teacher colleagues. I look forward to reading your whole thesis. I hope you've scheduled in a nice break to potter around in your garden before taking on the next big thing!
Joanne -
This is an exceptionally good article, Nelson. I have been mulling over this kind of thinking for some time now, in a vague sort of way without doing anything about it. Thankyou for articulating it so clearly. I'm looking forward to reading your thesis.
Nelson, You corresponded with me back in 2010 regarding your thesis research, much of which you wrote about so well in this post. Thanks for your help back then and thanks for posting the full pdf of your thesis. It looks really great and I am looking forward to reading it and applying it! The idea that there is both an ecological crisis and a crisis in science education and that they can be simultaneously solved through "making science curriculum more relevant" is a great idea and once that can be applied over and over again across the world as we reform science education curricula. Thanks for your hard work in this area!
Hey Nelson, it was nice to meet you a few days ago and now to read your article about the research we discussed. Very interesting and am passing on to friends who may be able to do this in their schools :)


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However, I have been unable to find any documentation to verify that snert is actually used in that manor. I am pretty sure that at one time I did see such a definition though. It seems to me that snit is another term that means the same thing. I did find a definition for snit that said it was a unit of measure equal to 3 ounces, so this would fit. Most of the references I have recently found for snert are for it being an acronym for a variety of disparaging comments such as "Sexually Needy Emotionally Repressed Troll" or "Snot Nosed Egotistical Raging Teen."
If anyone can help me out with finding some documentation for the term snert being used to describe a small beer, please post a reply or send me an email. I will be most grateful.
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- Marty Freeman said...
"Snit" seems to be a Minnesota thing?
A google search led to a measurement reference that says a "snit" is 2 jiggers. Fitgers Brewery in Duluth advertises their bloody mary is served with a "half-pint snit" of beer. A "shot and a snit" was common in the 70's for sure and I remember it being a small straight sided 4-6 oz glass of whatever was on tap, usually Schmidt or Grain Belt.
Maybe this helps to confuse any clearing up of this issue. - 6:07 AM
- Marty Freeman said...
oh, and I believe it is pronounced "shnit"... at least it was in Northeast Minneapolis. That was back in the good old days, when there were Grain Belt salt shakers on the bar for your beer.
- paula said...
Its a Snit and a Snort. The snort being the shot and the snit being the beer. Dont you remember?
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You forgot the last part."...and a hunter ninja'd it."
Now guy's really....WTH is iconus?pls answer me =)
Hehe nice article. I got the drill without reading any comments :)Btw. Kinda nice name for boss - Iconus :) maybe in Icecrown Citadel?
Yes, kinda funny. Icon(u)s... But why just one Item - one Icon :)
its an ultra super sexy staff
Gratz on downing, but how did you deal with his "Blue screen of death" ability, that one always seems to throw me for a loop.
Wow....that icon is just plain awesome...(for some reason I can't pull up the URL though)
For anyone who hasn't figured out how to get to Iconus (did this last night, took us several hours to beat him but it's like finding the biggest secret in WoW history, so it's totally worth it):You go into Deadmines with a full 5-man, regardless of level, but you -must- bring a Warlock with Detect Invisibility. Progress through the instance until you reach the part with the giant pirate ship. Circle around it, dive into the water below and swim along the side of the ship until you notice a square texture lighter than the rest. This is where you stop and have the warlock cast the Detect Invisibility on any party member.This party member will now be able to see and use the hidden pedestal underwater (it has an Invisibility level of 850, so even a Level 80 can't see it under normal circumstances), which opens a secret room near the bottom part of the ship where the lighter texture spot is (should be obvious from where you are at now).Swim inside, kill the few trash mobs that are there (regular level 18 Elites) and in the back you should find Iconus, who is VERY hard to kill for most groups. All of his damage is percentage based, so even an 80 won't help much; however once you do manage to kill him, he either drops the Blade of the Lost Prophet or the Staff of the Forgotten Ancient, both Legendary quality items (orange).Good luck getting yours! As far as I know less than 100 people worldwide know about this and managed so far.
I'd love a Staxe, but i'm a druid... wait, polearms are basically staves with axes, and us druids can use them now! Does that mean it'll be a polearm? Don't do it, Blizzard, don't give hiunters another great-looking item! focus on letting tree-druids weild 2-handers!
I'm tempted to say I would go gay for Onyx, though I'm not sure of the extent to which that is true.
42 wipes >.> horde never give up at failing, I guess its an axe...
42 wipes and only 250g in repairs? Are you wearing tier 2 or something?
Legendary 1h Axe for Rogues


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Norway has closed its embassy in Tehran due to security concerns after Britain's embassy was stormed by Iranian protesters, a Norwegian government official said today.
Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hilde Steinfeld said the decision to close the embassy was taken late yesterday, but Norway's diplomatic staff have not been evacuated from the country.
Ms Steinfeld would not go into greater detail today, but said the decision came "after security concerns" and "in context with the attack on the British embassy".


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It's tempting to call the Pietasters the saviors of American third-wave ska, but the fact is they may really just be its sole survivors. Blending authentic Jamaican dancehall, rock steady, punk and soul—the Pietasters change it up enough to keep rude boys true to the faith and jaded punks from pitching their beers. But most importantly, the Washington DC combo offer up enough hooks and bachelor party debauchery to win over fans who could care less about "file-under" categories and punk purism.
A return to grace after the abysmal Willis (their Hellcat debut, 1997) Awesome Mix Tape #6 builds on the elements that made their Oolooloo (1995) the defining moment in American ska: a strong sense of melody, amazing horn charts and a looseness that made the record seem very alive. Its brilliance was its imperfections. And while the Pietasters have gone out of their way to prove they don't give a fuck, they've never gone out of their way to stake a claim on ska authenticity. Their most engaging moments are hybrids, part Jimmy Cliff, part Booker T. and part porno. Skinheads will argue that it's the Pietaster's firm commitment to Guinness, violence and two-chord ska joints that keep them viable. I'll use their growing love of Motown as my point of entry. More Detroit than DC, tunes like "Chain Reaction," "Yesterday's Over" and "Crawl Back Home" belie a deeper love for '60s soul-funk then their previous ska-reggae releases suggest.
Still, it's not maturity but growth you'll find on Awesome Mix Tape #6. Throw-away shit like "Chooch's Bitch" and "Dub-fi" are irritating reminders of the self-sabotage the 'Tasters flaunted on Willis. Mums and dads may be put off by a steady sprawl of pro-drug references and pro-femmes will be no doubt pissed at the thinly veiled misogyny and tough-guy ball grabbing. For sure, the Pietasters are sometimes given over to frat-boy banality. But every once in a while, they're given over to genius.
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Kate and William have returned home. They are such a happy, relaxed couple and very much in love. I wish them all the best. I'm sorry they never made it this far east and south. But I've enjoyed the photos. Oh, to be so thin!!
I'm going to add some recipes to my blog. Check "Tasty Morsels" in the next few days. I made my first ever fig jam Saturday. It turned out very well. Only problem is that they were purple figs, so the jam is purple. So LSU!
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This is a wonderful piece of fabric I bought when I was in Houston. It's stitched with DMC 930, 931, 932. The pattern is Blackbird's freebie. It's supposed to be stitched in red, but I chose to stitch it in blue. Sara Pilgrim Trimm is my great-great grandmother. Born in 1824.
Blackbird's Anniversaries of the Heart. It's quickly becoming a favorite! I ended up tea dying the fabric because it was too white and not very antique-y looking. I haven't put any special people in yet. I'm still collecting names and dates. I have a little book I keep with the charts and I add thoughts as I have them. Last night I was looking through some stitchy magazines for small symbols representing members of my family. I found a wonderful little photo of a karate kid which will be perfect for my grandson! This piece is so much fun to stitch.
And finally my newest experiment. I've knitted since I was in high school, but never tried socks. It seems to be the upcoming thing. I have a friend, Tammie, who brings her latest knitty project to Tuesday stitching. So this is the first sock. I have made more progress since this photo. I'm ready to start turning the heel. Kinda fun. Hope they fit my fat legs.
So this is life here in the tropical South. It does seem strange for my Down Under Friends referring to this as winter. And the humidity! But onward an upward......
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Hi, I'm not so good at auditions, so here's hoping I get the part! :P
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Sunday, November 4, 2007
French Style Orange Yogurt Cake
For many, Sunday is a day to relax. As for me and my wife, Sunday is a good day to try out new recipe. We found this healthy and yet interesting recipe from a website just few days ago and decided to give a try. Instead of butter, this recipe uses lots of yogurt and vegetable oil.
Another product baked by our chef Mr H.
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Made this the other day with some tangerine zest and a little pomegranate molasses. The molasses kinda gave it an off color, but it tasted great!
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I would love to make this but I am unable to locate the recipe. Is it posted or can it be emailed to me?
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Thanks for all the comments.
trayfer, recipe emailed to you. Happy Baking. - November 5, 2007 at 9:42 PM
Do you have a recipe that uses yogurt, and no eggs
- November 6, 2007 at 2:02 AM
It looks delicious. Can I have the recipe as well? Thanks.
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Could you email me the recipe? THanks!
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Sorry for the late reply. I have emailed the recipe to those who requested for it.
As for recipe that uses yogurt without eggs, I 'm sorry I don't have any of such recipe yet but I do have a recipe for that Moist Chocolate Cake that doesn't need butter and eggs. Let me know if you are interested.
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Are you still giving the recipe for the French Style Orange Yogurt Cake? It'd be greatly appreciated!
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Hanson bought BR DeWitt Inc, a New York state-based aggregates, asphalt and ready-mixed concrete producer, and Superior Products Co, a concrete- pipe maker with operations in Cleveland and Philadelphia. A breakdown of the price paid for each business was not disclosed.
"These transactions continue our successful strategy of building up our business through bolt-on acquisitions and capital expenditure," Andrew Dougal, Hanson's chief executive, said. "We have spent approximately pounds 275m on acquisitions in the US this year, out of a total spend of approximately pounds 380m."
More US acquisitions were expected in the coming months.
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