Slow Cooker Pumpkin Chia Steel Cut Oats are creamy steel cut oats packed with pumpkin, chia seeds, and plenty of pumpkin spice. This is a healthy make-ahead breakfast that's perfect for busy mornings!
I'm ashamed to admit that I've been making these Slow Cooker Pumpkin Chia Steel Cut Oats behind the scenes for months. I took the video and photos early in October, but then I got a slew of last minute sponsored work which meant these oats had to wait.
The sponsored work pays the bills, after all, but I've been really antsy to share these with you! Once Thanksgiving rolls around it seems like nobody wants to look at pumpkin anymore, which is why I'm posting on a Sunday.
These oats were inspired by my Pumpkin Chia Overnight Oats, which are one of my most popular breakfast recipes. I add chia seeds to all of my overnight oat recipes because they're just not the same without 'em, and the same thing goes with my slow cooker steel cut oats.
The chia seeds add a great texture to the oats, right along with a nutrition boost, including fiber, protein, Omega 3's, and calcium to name a few.
I make slow cooker steel cut oats all the time because I love waking up to a nice warm breakfast…who doesn't? This pumpkin version is perfect for fall, and gives the house a cozy pumpkin spice scent in the morning.
Just pop everything into the slow cooker before you go to bed, turn it on, and your breakfast is ready when you wake up. I love to top mine with extra maple syrup, toasted pecans, and extra chia seeds, but sky's the limit friends. You go on ahead and top it with whatever you like.
This is a great healthy breakfast to have on Thanksgiving as well! I'm not one to eat cinnamon rolls, donuts, etc. Thanksgiving morning because I'm saving myself for the 2-3 desserts that I always have.
Check out my video below to see the full how-to, and don't forget to subscribe to my YouTube Channel!
Slow Cooker Pumpkin Chia Steel Cut Oats are creamy steel cut oats packed with pumpkin, chia seeds, and plenty of pumpkin spice!
Spray your slow cooker generously with cooking spray. Place all ingredients into the slow cooker and cook on low for 8 hours or overnight. Note: to prevent the edges from burning, place a large heat proof dish into the slow cooker and add all ingredients into the dish. Fill the slow cooker with water around the dish until it's 2 inches from the top of the dish.
It's normal to see chia seeds all over the top of the oats after cooking. Simply stir the oats well before serving, and serve with your choice of toppings. Enjoy!
These oats are not sweet by any means because I love adding a drizzle of maple syrup over the top at serving time. Add more sweetener if you like your oats on the sweeter side.
Store unused oats in an air tight container in the fridge. Microwave or reheat on the stove top with additional milk and serve!
I love overnight oats too!! This pumpkin version sounds delicious!!
Where's the pumpkin? Is it just pumpkin spice?
I'm so sorry, Sally — I inadvertently left the pumpkin out of the recipe. I've updated the recipe to include the pumpkin puree now. Thank you for bringing this to my attention!
Would this be a good breakfast to make on Sunday and reheat throughout the week? I am wondering how it would hold up when reheated?
Hi Christine! Yes — I always have some leftover and reheat it during the week. Just place the oats in a sauce pan or bowl with some milk and heat until warm.
Hi Trisha. I've modified this recipe since I made the video to include some almond milk in place of the water for added richness. The chia seeds require a half cup of extra liquid in order to absorb it, and I've added a bit more liquid to keep the oats from burning easily.


Adalyn Cable (5) does her job in serve-receiving the ball as the team battled New Braunfels High School Friday.
PEARLAND - For Deer Park's opening 40 points in its first match of the Gold Bracket at the prestigious Adidas John Turner Classic, all was fine.
The team held a 1-0 lead in games on New Braunfels High School and was leading Game 2 by a 15-12 count.
Then out of nowhere, the Lady Deer hit a mini skid that not only cost them the momentum, but a second-round berth.
And a third and a fourth.
New Braunfels High School exploded for 10 unanswered points, sparking the team to a come-from-behind 22-25, 25-16, 25-16 victory at Pearland High School.
That defeat dropped Deer Park into a maze of consolation matches where the team's hopes for a rebound were met by a brick wall, losing eight consecutive games and four straight defeats to the likes of San Antonio Johnson, Clear Brook and Dripping Springs on top of new Braunfels.
Johnson got the Lady Deer by scores of 25-20, 27-25 at Lutheran South High School Friday afternoon. Saturday morning in an 8 a.m. start, at the Pearland Recreation Center, the Lady Wolverines edged Deer Park 25-23, 25-20.
That led to a 25-14, 25-20 setback at the hands of Dripping Springs back at Lutheran South's court.
"We haven't had the same six players this whole tournament. I've been switching it up. I think this is the time to do it. I'm switching setter to libero to DS (defensive specialist). In the end, we're going to be OK. I'm just trying to find the right fit, the right rotation. Once we do that, we'll be fine. Now's the time to do it. We have the players who can do it. It's just a matter of finding the right lineup," head coach Cortni Cox said.
But it was just strange how that skid in the New Braunfels match suddenly made Deer Park struggle the rest of the weekend.
On the up side, in five of the team's eight straight losses, Deer Park scored 20 or more points. So with a little imagination, the outcomes could have been flipped.
New Braunfels, which had its own struggles after its win over Deer Park, appeared to have a height advantage on the Deer.
The Lady Deer defense struggled to contain that height. By match's end, the group of Allison Smylie, Madison Glassco, Grace Gettys, Rian Millership and Emily Smylie had tallied 26 kills.
During that momentum-stealing 10-0 rampage, Emily Smylie and Millership combined for three kills, but Deer Park was also whistled for two infractions. Smylie also stuffed Adalyn Cable for the fifth straight point and Ellie Wipf blocked another ball, creating a one-point difference.
Game 3 was a chance to regroup, but the Deer never got any footing. The most consecutive points was three, but all that got the maroon and gold was a tie contest at 12-12.
The deficit was only 16-14 when the Lady Unicorns outscored Deer Park 9-2 the rest of the way.
The only time Deer Park led in Game 3 was at 2-1.
In Game 1, Deer Park trailed 6-2 when it scored seven straight points, forcing a New Braunfels timeout. The Lady Deer feasted on Unicorn mistakes such as kill attempts landing in the net.
Ella Harrell held serve for the final seven points.
With the lead only 17-14, a service error and strong play at the net by Hope Hawthorne and Jackie McGee, during one sideout, made it a five-point lead. Hawthorne, on a pass from Harrell, scored the 20th point, before a Hannah Baker block, a Hawthorne kill and a McKenzie Morvant simple dink in front of her to the other side of the net iced the win.
Against Clear Brook, the team's last lead was 13-12 in Game 1. Two ties and two one-point deficits followed the rest of the way in Game 1. In Game 2, seven one-point deficits and three ties riddled the contest, but the Lady Deer were never able to completely steal the momentum.
Of Clear Brook's final 13 points in Game 1, three were scored by either penalties or service errors. Throw in two hitting errors and there's five points that could have swung the victory in Deer Park's corner.
Courtney Plocheck and Morvant supplied the offense for Game 2's home stretch, but Clear Brook's lead climbed back to five when a blocked ball couldn't stay inbounds, followed seconds later by a Brook blocked ball that not only stayed inbounds, but sailed all the way to the back of the court that the Deer couldn't do anything about.
A service error and a Kailin Newsome kill then ended the match.
Against Dripping Springs, Deer Park's attempt to force a third game was looking good until its opponent went on a 5-0 run, using the jump serves of Avery Kalsu to start the scoring. But points 12 through 14 were due to Deer Park miscues as the deficit grew to 16-10.
Deer Park returns to the regular routine of best-of-5 matches Tuesday night when the team travels to Dickinson High School. Match time is 6:30.
Next weekend, the team travels to New Braunfels for that school's tournament and maybe the chance to meet the Unicorns again.


Lloyd Martin is on a mission of salvation. When he stands before men and women gathered in churches and other locations, he speaks with the passion of a preacher intent on saving his flock. In this case, though, Martin is on a mission to save not souls, but lives.
Martin's message is simple but powerful: men need to pay attention to prostate cancer. Especially African-American men. He speaks from the gut about his own experience with the disease. He doesn't mince words or spare details. If he needs to scare people into going to a doctor and getting checked, so be it.
Martin's mission started in 2007, when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer at the age of 47. He had no family history of cancer. His dogged determination and gut feeling led him to endure five biopsies before arriving at the diagnosis.
An African-American man originally from Jamaica, Lloyd felt he was unusual in that he did see a doctor. Additionally, he took good care of himself and went for annual check-ups. When his PSA level came back high, he realized he had been ignoring other symptoms of prostate disease. Initial biopsies were negative, but his PSA remained high and symptoms persisted. Eventually the diagnosis was confirmed. He elected to undergo a radical prostatectomy using minimally invasive robotic surgery.
"Second only to skin cancer, prostate cancer affects one in seven American men," says Dr. Laurence Belkoff. "The American Cancer Society estimates that more than 220,000 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2015, and more than 27,000 will die from prostate cancer. More African-American men will get prostate cancer than men of other races. African-American men are also more likely to be diagnosed at an advanced stage, and are more than twice as likely to die of prostate cancer as white men.


CHICAGO -- The Sabercats were ever so close to their second win of the season, but their persistence was left without a tangible reward in the Windy City.
After a 0-20 battering in the first game at Illinois Tech, the Sabercats had the winning run at the plate in their last at-bat of the second game, but they fell 5-4 to leave Ed Glancy Field empty-handed.
The first game was all about Illinois Tech, who got right down to business.
Tech shelled the Sabercats in the bottom of the first inning, scoring nine runs in the at-bat before the Sabercats could stop the bleeding. It was a wound that the Sabercats never recovered from, as the Scarlet Hawks returned to score five runs in the bottom of the second. IIT kept their pitching staff fresh, as Wyatt Ronek and Chad Johnson shared the load, allowing just three hits while fanning a combined nine batters en route to the shutout win.
As a parting shot, Tech scored five more runs in the bottom of the sixth inning, handing the Sabercats a stinging blow in the opening game of the day. Alex Causey (two hits) and Kyle Cummins (one) were the only Sabercats to chalk hits in the opener.
But even after that opening loss, the Sabercats responded positively and gave the Scarlet Hawks a legitimate scare in the second game of the day.
Shane Paruch got it started with an RBI double in the top of the first, but Tech answered with a run of their own in the bottom half of the frame. When the hosts posted four runs total in the third and fourth innings, another IIT win was in the cards.
But the Sabercats were given their chance in the top of the sixth, scoring three runs after capitalizing on an IIT error and an RBI single from Causey. Just like that, it was a one-run ballgame.
But the comeback stopped there, as the Sabercats were retired in the final inning with the go-ahead run at the plate. Even after that three-run rally, the Sabercats couldn't find a way past the Scarlet Hawks.
The Sabercats will travel to Rockford, Illinois on Thursday to take on the Rockford University Regents in a 3:00 p.m. doubleheader. Follow at mbusabercats.com/composite.


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Le prologue du Tour de France 2004 a eu lieu le  à Liège, en Belgique, sur une distance de . Il a été remporté par le Suisse Fabian Cancellara, devant le grand favori de l'épreuve, Lance Armstrong, et l'Espagnol José Iván Gutiérrez.

Profil et parcours

Récit

Classement de l'étape

Classement général
Le classement général de l'épreuve reprend donc le classement de l'étape du jour, Fabian Cancellara (Fassa Bortolo) devançant Lance Armstrong (US Postal Service-Berry Floor) et José Iván Gutiérrez (Illes Balears-Banesto).

Classements annexes

Classement par points
Vainqueur de l'étape, Fabian Cancellara (Fassa Bortolo) prend logiquement la tête du classement par point devant Lance Armstrong (US Postal Service-Berry Floor) et José Iván Gutiérrez (Illes Balears-Banesto). Cancellara étant déjà leader du classement général, c'est Armstrong qui portera le maillot vert lors de la première étape en ligne.

Classement du meilleur grimpeur
Pas de classement à l'issue de l'étape.

Classement du meilleur jeune
Vainqueur de l'étape, le Suisse Fabian Cancellara (Fassa Bortolo) prend la tête du classement du meilleur jeune. Il devance le Belge Tom Boonen (Quick Step-Davitamon) de 21 secondes et l'Espagnol Benjamín Noval (US Postal Service-Berry Floor) de 22 secondes.

Classement par équipes
Grâce notamment à Lance Armstrong (), George Hincapie () et Floyd Landis (), l'équipe américaine US Postal Service-Berry Floor prend la tête du classement par équipe devant les Danois de CSC et les Suisses de Phonak Hearing Systems, reléguées respectivement à six et onze secondes.

Notes et références

Notes

Références

Liens externes

2004

Compétition cycliste à Liège
Cyclisme en Belgique en 2004
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Shirts are a category of clothing that can be used to alter the appearance of the player character. Different shirts can be bought from the clothing store of many PokéMalls.
The suit your wore when you woke up, with your memories gone. It's still pretty stylish.
A plain red shirt. Sometimes, simplicity is best!
A plain blue shirt. Sometimes, simplicity is best!
A plain green shirt. Sometimes, simplicity is best!
A plain purple shirt. Sometimes, simplicity is best!
A plain black shirt. Sometimes, simplicity is best!
A plain orange shirt. Sometimes, simplicity is best!
A plain pink shirt. Sometimes, simplicity is best!
A plain yellow shirt. Sometimes, simplicity is best!
An alternate version of your traditional jumpsuit.
The upper piece to a mythical set of armor used by lords of a distant world.
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Q: Dependency injection between compile-time and run-time Generally speaking, should one strive to align a class's dependencies with its imports?
For example, should one generally avoid doing something like this:
Bar.java:
import com.somepackage.Foo;
import com.somepackage.Baz;

public Bar(Foo foo) {...}

public void doSomething(Baz baz) {...}

Baz.java:
import com.somepackage.Bar;

public Baz(Bar bar) {...}

//etc...

Basically, Bar.java imports/uses/works with something that has it as a dependency, which seems odd.
Although, I'm not sure if classes using their dependents necessarily constitutes some sort of smell (i.e., compile-time dependencies do not line up with run-time dependencies, hinting that some refactoring should probably be done...)

A: I think this is a design smell. Can you extract a third class that resolves the cyclic dependency? Should one direction of the dependency be decoupled with an interface?
Without details of how the classes depend on each other it will be hard to be more specific.

A: This is an example for cyclic dependency, Java allows it.
See Circular dependency in java classes
Design wise I feel it is ok to have this sort of dependency within a package.

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I'm using the term 'gadget' a little loose here but they are all gadgets in their unique little way. I love kitchen 'stuff ' and have been collecting little bits here and there. I honestly don't know what I would do without some of these things.
If you're looking for smooth and creamy mashed potatoes then this is the gadget for you! Wal raves about my mashed potatoes and this is my secret weapon.
Tongs w/ a rubber tip is something I use all the time! 90% of my pans are T-fal and they'd be trashed if I didn't have rubber tipped tongs.
We eat a lot of strawberries and this nifty little gadget pulls the green stem off the strawberries and they're ready to eat. Less waste than if I used a knife!
I have 3 sets of measuring spoons but these are by far my go to set! It's just one spoon and you push/pull to make the spoon to the size you need. Ingenious and I love it!
The need to have the correct cheese knife should not be underestimated.
The best thing since sliced bread! Transforms the simplest of dishes with some sliced strawberries in a jiffy!
This is a simple and easy to use citrus juicer- it's very effective.
The perfect way to core and slice apples. When you want a quick snack this is the gadget for you. I use it to slice my apples when I make pie. Job done in no time.
Easiest way to whisk an egg- I don't really know what I did without it!
Can you ever have too many? Each one grates a little bit different. I have to resist the urge to buy more!
Next Post Best Coleslaw Recipe Ever!
I love a good kitchen gadget and have far too many. In our house the tongs are known as The Nose Nippers, for obvious reasons. Most used are the food processor (Magimix) which does lots of chopping, blending, juicing and obviously mixing. I have a Kitchenaid stand mixer which takes up a lot of room but does make lovely cakes. Speaking of which, the measuring spoons and cake tester get a lot of use too. Basically, anything they sell in Lakeland, I can find a use for it.
Oh I'll have to do another post about by big ticket kitchen gadgets. We're big fans of KitchenAid here! OH has banned me from Lakeland- I kind of lose my mind in there a little bit. Also when I visit family in America I usually need a suitcase just for the kitchen gadgets! I bought Le Creuset, a KitchenAid stand mixer and food processor from the US. The good old days of amazing exchange rates!
Ironically for someone that tries her best not to eat processed food, when I got my first food processor it changed everything – and made a ton of recipes more accessible. Irritatingly now I can't think of any off the top of my head as they all seem so de rigeur but I'm sure you know what I mean. I love my avocado stone remover and slicer (whatever the technical term is for one!!!) and the electric whisk takes all the pain out of cheat day banoffee pie… Also, I want a Vitamix. I'm convinced my life would be complete if I got a Vitamix.


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Q: CodeFirst where is the metadata collection? I'm trying to enable migrations and I'm getting the following exception:

The item with identity 'my_table' already exists in the metadata collection.
  Parameter name: item

This is the complete stack trace:

System.ArgumentException: The item with identity 'my_table' already exists in the metadata collection.
  Parameter name: item
     at System.Data.Entity.Core.Metadata.Edm.MetadataCollection1.AddInternal(T item)
     at System.Data.Entity.Core.Metadata.Edm.EntitySetBaseCollection.Add(EntitySetBase item)
     at System.Data.Entity.ModelConfiguration.Edm.EdmModelExtensions.AddAssociationSet(EdmModel model, String name, AssociationType associationType)
     at System.Data.Entity.ModelConfiguration.Mappers.NavigationPropertyMapper.Map(PropertyInfo propertyInfo, EntityType entityType, Func1 entityTypeConfiguration)
     at System.Data.Entity.ModelConfiguration.Mappers.TypeMapper.MapEntityType(Type type)
     at System.Data.Entity.ModelConfiguration.Mappers.NavigationPropertyMapper.Map(PropertyInfo propertyInfo, EntityType entityType, Func1 entityTypeConfiguration)
     at System.Data.Entity.ModelConfiguration.Mappers.TypeMapper.MapEntityType(Type type)
     at System.Data.Entity.DbModelBuilder.<>c__DisplayClassd.<MapTypes>b__7(Type type)
     at System.Linq.Enumerable.WhereListIterator1.MoveNext()
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     at System.Data.Entity.DbModelBuilder.MapTypes(EdmModel model)
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     at System.Data.Entity.Internal.LazyInternalContext.InitializeContext()
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     at System.Data.Entity.Utilities.DbContextExtensions.GetModel(Action1 writeXml)
     at System.Data.Entity.Utilities.DbContextExtensions.GetModel(DbContext context)
     at System.Data.Entity.Migrations.DbMigrator..ctor(DbMigrationsConfiguration configuration, DbContext usersContext, DatabaseExistenceState existenceState, Boolean calledByCreateDatabase)
     at System.Data.Entity.Migrations.DbMigrator..ctor(DbMigrationsConfiguration configuration)
     at System.Data.Entity.Migrations.Design.MigrationScaffolder..ctor(DbMigrationsConfiguration migrationsConfiguration)
     at System.Data.Entity.Migrations.Design.ToolingFacade.ScaffoldRunner.Run()
     at System.AppDomain.DoCallBack(CrossAppDomainDelegate callBackDelegate)
     at System.AppDomain.DoCallBack(CrossAppDomainDelegate callBackDelegate)
     at System.Data.Entity.Migrations.Design.ToolingFacade.Run(BaseRunner runner)
     at System.Data.Entity.Migrations.Design.ToolingFacade.ScaffoldInitialCreate(String language, String rootNamespace)
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This is a new database where no migrations where applied yet and there is no __MigrationHistory table located.
So where is the metadata collection located?


Is Cannabis cultivation legal in Nepal?
While I was in Hennef, Germany, attending the CannaBusiness '98 trade show, the issue was raised to me several times by a few different people, that I was so lucky to be living in a country where it was still legal to grow Cannabis, hemp and marijuana. This came as a surprise to me, because even after living in Nepal for the past 17 years, I had never heard this. During the past five years I have been discussing with the various governments of Nepal the potential benefits for farmers and the country by allowing the growing of industrial Cannabis.
I would like to state the facts about Nepal and the growing of Cannabis as an industrial hemp fiber and/or seed crop or for hashish production. As the Nepali law is written, (and translated to English) it clearly states that all parts of the Cannabis plant are illegal and that the handling or moving of any part of the plant is punishable by law. Indeed, people are frequently arrested for dealing in hashish. The blanket wording of the Cannabis law results from several causes.
In the Nepali language there is only one word for the Cannabis plant, ganga.. In English, it is possible to use alternate words for Cannabis such as 'hemp' and 'marijuana'. These more specific terms establish a clear difference in the use of the plant. However, in Nepali you use the word ganga no matter what the plant is used for. Also, the law was put into place in the early 1970s, after some heavy pressure was applied on the Nepali government by Western nations and it resembles the wording of North American and European Cannabis laws. Even now the law is kept in place due to pressure from the same foreign governments, who do not want Nepal or any country to allow this very useful and profitable plant to be grown.
The law is somewhat relaxed, however, and Nepali hemp material is available from almost all hill regions of the country. It differs from the material that is available from other countries, as it is grown from high-THC plants. Plants are not grown for the fiber, but for the illegal parts of the plant, the leaves and the flowers and of course, what made Nepal famous so many years ago, the resin, which is used to make hashish. After the resin is collected the bark is stripped from the stalks and used for making hemp cloth and other craft items.
There is also one very important exception to the Cannabis law that is used by a lot of rural people in Nepal. For the farmers of Nepal it is "legal" to grow up to two plants on their property for medicinal use. It is an unwritten law, but no police would bother a farmer who had two plants, no matter what size, growing in their garden, as long as the same farmer had animals. It is understood that the animals may need the medicine if they get upset stomachs. Also some locals use the seed from their "legal" plants to make a potato pickle dish, without fully understanding the reason they eat it, as a necessary high protein addition to their protein poor diets.
I would like to add that even with the laws as they are, in certain areas of Nepal you will find entire valleys growing Cannabis, ganga, or marijuana, you may call it what you like, but the farmers who harvest this crop, are as concerned with how it grows as any grower in the west. They are after the leaves, flowers and resin for marketable drug products, and the fiber for their traditional dress, which the family members will process in a very labor intensive process. Now, with the interest in material made from Cannabis hemp, the traditional family process is now yielding the family an extra income that was not possible before.
Even in the capital city, Kathmandu, you will find in the right season wild plants growing almost everywhere, along the sides of the roads, in the compounds of older established buildings, including Government buildings. After all, we must remember that Cannabis is a weed. In almost every field that has not been plowed, you will find the weed growing up to the time the farmer plows it under to add natural fertilizer to the soil. It is still illegal to grow, but it grows freely and nothing will ever stop it.
In conclusion, you must say that it is still very much illegal to grow Cannabis, (hemp or marijuana) in Nepal, and that every part of the plant is included in this law. However, we can import the hemp sliver, yarn and material from China with no problem. We can also export the same, as well as Nepali-made material from the villages. However, we cannot legally grow it, harvest it, handle it and transport it. So, like many laws dealing with this plant it is completely illogical.


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Free fun 50s trivia questions about things that took place in the year 1956.
By popular demand, Peter Pan, starring Mary Martin, is what?
A: Restaged live by Producers' Showcase on NBC-TV.
Egyptian leader Gamal Abdel Nasser vows to do what?
A: Reconquer Palestine.
The 1956 Winter Olympic Games open where?
A: Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy.
British spies Guy Burgess and Donald Maclean resurface in the Soviet Union after what?
A: After being missing for 5 years.
Elvis Presley enters the United States music charts for the first time, with what song?
A: "Heartbreak Hotel."
Norma Jean Mortenson legally changes her name to what?
A: Marilyn Monroe.
Doris Day records her most famous song. What song is it?
A: Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be).
Morocco declares its independence from what country?
A: France.
96 U.S. Congressmen sign the Southern Manifesto. What was it?
A: A protest against the 1954 Supreme Court ruling (Brown v. Board of Education) that desegregated public education.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closes above what for the first time?
Elvis Presley releases his first what?
A: Gold Album titled Elvis Presley.
What hit Broadway musical opens in New York City?
A: My Fair Lady.
Tunisia gains independence from what country?
The first episode of what soap opera is broadcast on the CBS television network?
A: As the World Turns.
Actress Grace Kelly marries whom?
A: Rainier III, Prince of Monaco.
Heavyweight boxing champion Rocky Marciano retires having never what?
A: Lost a professional boxing match.
Elvis Presley performs "Hound Dog", on what TV show?
A: The Milton Berle Show, scandalizing the audience with his suggestive hip movements.
Playwright Arthur Miller appears before the what?
A: The House UnAmerican Activities Committee.
Gamal Abdel Nasser becomes the what?
A: The 2nd president of Egypt.
Actress Marilyn Monroe marries whom?
A: Playwright Arthur Miller.
President Dwight D. Eisenhower signs the Federal Aid Highway Act, creating what?
A: The Interstate Highway System
Where was the first Lockheed U-2 spy plane flown over?
A: The Soviet Union.
At New York City's Copacabana nightclub, Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis perform their what?
A: Last comedy show together.
The Italian ocean liner SS Andrea Doria sinks after colliding with what?
A: The Swedish ship SS Stockholm in heavy fog, killing 51.
A joint resolution of Congress is signed by President Dwight D. Eisenhower, authorizing what?
A: "In God we trust" as the U.S. national motto.
Elvis Presley appears on what TV show for the first time?
A: The Ed Sullivan Show.
What Cecil B. DeMille epic film, starring Charlton Heston as Moses, is released in the United States?
A: The Ten Commandments.
13-year-old Bobby Fischer beats grandmaster Donald Byrne in what tournament?
A: The Rosenwald Memorial Tournament in New York City.
The Huntley-Brinkley Report debuts on what TV network?
A: NBC-TV in the United States.
The United States Supreme Court declares illegal the state and municipal laws requiring what?
A: Segregated buses in Montgomery, Alabama, thus ending the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
The 1956 Summer Olympics begin in what city?
A: Melbourne, Australia.
Floyd Patterson wins the what?
A: The world heavyweight boxing championship.
What country becomes a member of the United Nations?
A: Japan.
What TV game show debuts on CBS-TV?
A: To Tell the Truth.
Bob Barker makes his TV debut as host of what game show?
A: Truth or Consequences.
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This is the first district rundown of the 2018 regular season. Like last year, the district rundown will feature a brief preview of every game around Glenwood's district (in alphabetical order), including what we believe will be the game of the week. Enjoy.
Glenwood Volleyball is off to solid start to the season. After hosting a quad meet and competing in the Harlan tournament, the Rams finished the first week of their 2018 campaign with a 6-3 overall record.
Thursday night, Glenwood hosted a quad with Tri-Center, CB Thomas Jefferson and MVAOCOU. The Rams defeated every team in two sets, opening up the year 3-0.
A warm August evening played host to week one of the Iowa High School Football season. At the brand new Carroll Athletic Field, another instant classic took place between the Glenwood Rams and the Carroll Tigers. In a game that saw six total turnovers and an abundance of penalties, the Rams escaped with a 17-14 win to start the season in nail biting fashion.
Change is the popular word to describe what the 2018 season entails for the Glenwood Rams. Changes in schedule, playoff format, district competition, lineups, coaching staff and even playbook surround the Rams this season.
Coming off its third straight state playoff appearance, Glenwood is gearing up for another successful season on the gridiron. With seven returning starters in the senior class and loads of new talent rising to the top of the depth chart, Head Coach Cory Faust sees promise in his varsity squad.
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Last Thursday Glenwood Senior Noah Carter had the opportunity to compete at the NDSU Bison Football INDY Camp. North Dakota State has a terrific NCAA Division 1 Football Championship Subdivision program. The Bison have won fourteen national titles with their latest titles coming in 2011,12,13,14,15, and 17 all as DIV. 1 FCS. Noah Carter was Glenwood's second leading rusher from a season ago with 987 yards. Carter averaged 6.2 yards per carry a season ago and scored twenty rushing touchdowns on the year.


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We inspect the affected area carefully and give you an honest assessment of the probable outcome, depending on the size and nature of the dent and the condition of the factory finish where the damage has occurred. In most cases, the repair will be undetectable. If perfection isn't possible, we will tell you what to expect before beginning work.
Large dents require more time and patience to avoid overstretching the metal and cracking the paint finish. Your technician will make multiple passes over the dent, beginning with a large soft tip to gently tap out the depression and changing the point tip as he refines the repair. Each tap is carefully scrutinized to ensure that it doesn't affect your vehicle's factory finish.
Creases are more difficult to undo but our technicians can expertly use a series of calibrated tools and precise actions to gently push and then tap down the damaged area, gradually unbending the crease while keeping the paint from cracking.
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Inspiration from the Converse Pro Leather
Designer and DJ Kemar takes a trip to the Boston archive to trace the Converse Pro Leather's position at the forefront of basketball and style.
In partnership with Converse
Words: The Face
Photography: Hector Aponysus 4th January 2020
To Kemar, a graphic designer and DJ from London, a classic is, "something that is timeless and that can be taken by so many people from different backgrounds and disciplines and be made into something that means something to them."
The Converse Pro Leather is the epitome of this. First released in 1976, it became the sneaker du jour for mythical basketball players like Michael Jordan and Dr.J. Both tapped the hi-top for its clean, white, leather silhouette and subtle yet stylish orange, cut-out star branding. Off-court, the shoe found a home on the streets, where new colourways piqued the interest of R&B musicians and cultural leaders – each took its classic design and made it their own.
Along with three other creatives, The Face took Kemar to Converse's snowy Boston headquarters to sift through their archive and trace the shoe's position at the forefront of style and music – two pillars that inform the designer's graphic process.
"One thing that stuck out to me was that nothing really stayed the same," says the designer on the Converse archive. With no limit to Converse's creative output, the brand's boundary-pushing design naturally spilled into popular culture, making the Pro Leather significant to creatives, sport types and stylers alike.
The deep cultural and sporting importance of the Pro Leather inspired the the 27-year-old in creating the motion graphics seen in the film below. An ode to the trainer's basketball roots, the designer deconstructed its form into abstract, stitch-like structures that nod to the shoe's physicality and function on the court. "I made the graphic move in a forward motion," the creative explains, "to reflect the ever-changing and forward thinkingness of Converse." An ethos that has enabled the Pro Leather to progress into 2020 and mirrors Kemar's own creative mantra.
Director Hector Aponysus D.O.P. Jack Exton
Read about more from the Converse archive here.
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Heavy shelves, also known as the beam type warehouse shelves, unit cargo cabinet bearing up to 1000-3000 kg, with the overall simple and beautiful, high safety factor, access speed, save space, improve storage capacity and other advantages.
Heavy shelves made of high quality cold-rolled steel, the column can be up to 2-10 meters without seams, the beam is made of high quality steel, bearing capacity, deformation, hanging between beam and column for convex cylindrical insertion, reliable connection, easy disassembly, and use the nail to prevent the forklift when the work will provoke a beam; all the shelves of the surface by pickling phosphating, electrostatic spraying process such as processing, anti-corrosion, beautiful appearance. Suitable for large warehouse.
Position type warehouse shelves (crossgirder warehouse shelves) can realize the tray for quick access, bearing capacity of strong, complete specifications, suitable for all kinds of warehouse, make full use of space, is the most commonly used shelf; position type warehouse shelves (crossgirder warehouse shelf) of the beam and column by inserting type combination optimization section design, adjustable height, convenient loading and unloading; equipped with safety pins, partition, foot and other accessories, to ensure the safety and reliability; rack after different deformation and combination, can adapt to a variety of materials storage.
Heavy shelves can use the upper space of the warehouse as much as possible. The load of this rack is good and easy to assemble. Surface color can be customized, single load can do 1-3 tons, can be put on the tray, but also can be used to configure the use of laminates.
Loft platform is generally used as a support column, the lower level can be free to walk the tray cart or forklift, column spacing of 3 ~ 6m, platform bearing 300 ~ 1000kg/m2.
The column, the main beam and the secondary beam are used to optimize the cross section, and the bearing capacity is strong. Platform assembly structure, free combination, convenient and flexible installation and disassembly.
Suitable for small batch, multi variety cargo storage.
Make full use of the warehouse space, use the lift or forklift up and down delivery and manual picking way operation. According to customer requirements for the overall planning, calculation of the strength and rigidity of the platform, around the set safety fence.
Attic shelves system is to build a middle attic in the work site or on the shelf, to increase the storage space, can be two or three loft, appropriate access to some light and small goods, suitable for many varieties of large quantities or more varieties of small quantities of goods, artificial access goods, goods are usually made of forklift, hydraulic lifting platform or cargo the ladder sent to the two floor, third floor, and then by car light or pallet truck sent to a certain position. Such systems usually use medium shelf or heavy duty shelf as the main body and floor panel support (according to the total weight of the shelf unit to determine the shelf), floor panels are usually cold-rolled steel slabs, steel slabs or steel grid floor pattern.
Attic shelves: suitable for a wide variety of venues, a small number of cases, it can increase the utilization of several times the existing venues, can be used with the lift operation. Combined structure, special light steel floor, low cost, fast construction. According to the actual site and needs, flexible design into two layers, multi-layer, full use of space.
Attic shelves: composite structure, the wood plate, pattern plate, steel, and other materials to do the floor, can be designed into two layers and multilayer, suitable for hardware tools. Small parts of electronic equipment, packaging machinery spare parts and other goods storage, storage of many varieties, small quantities of goods to make full use of space.


The Cosby Campground - Gabes Mountain Trailhead is located 21 miles east of Gatlinburg, TN in Great Smoky Mountain National Park. It provides access to Hen Wallow Falls and a network of trails that lead through deep coves, high ridges and remote old growth forests.
The Gabes Mountain Trail begins with a steady climb in a damp hemlock and hardwood forest. It gradually roughens on a shifting and heavily rooted path that gains 500' on the first mile. Note subtle changes in forest composition as you progress into a drier forest past 1.0 mile (2,710').
You'll reach the spur for Hen Wallow Falls at 1.8 miles (2,935'), a worthwhile excursion if time permits. Hen Wallow Falls, only 2' wide at the top, fan out 20' across along its 90' drop down Hen Wallow Creek.
Trail conditions improve past the falls on a methodical climb into the mountains. Grades moderate considerably past 2.95 miles (3,267') on a long, winding stretch around several coves and ravines.
Mild grades with a net descent run quickly under towering hardwoods and hemlock to Greenbrier Creek, just over which is Backcountry Campsite #34 (4.4 miles : 3,087').
A short climb over Site #34 crests and begins another long, winding descent to the Maddron Bald Trail junction (6.5 miles : 2,460'). Turn left to continue clockwise travel.
The Maddron Bald Trail climbs steadily on wide packed gravel that gives way to a narrow, variously steep and rugged track past 7.2 miles (2,735'). You'll reach a scenic bridge over Indian Camp Creek, whose open sunlit banks invite a short respite (8.15 miles : 3,040').
A steep climb over the creek leads to the Albright Grove Loop Trail (8.25 miles : 3,165'), which circles a remarkable swath of old growth forest and rejoins the main trail at 8.85 miles (3,343').
Cove Hardwood Forests feature up to 30 canopy tree species and dozens of flowering shrubs and perennials. Primary constituents include silver bell, yellow poplar, basswood, sugar maple, buckeye, beech, and hemlock. Hickory, red maple, and various oak may also be found. Magnolia, dogwood, beech, holly, laurel and rhododendron fill out the understory.
The Maddron Bald Trail steepens past the second Albright Gove Loop connection on a lightly used, minimally maintained path. Anticipate several unaided stream crossings on this remote stretch. Grades moderate past 9.7 miles in the transition zone between hardwood and pine - oak communities (4,145').
You'll cross Otter Creek to Backcountry Campsite #29, which sits on a high bank (10.85 miles : 4,552'). A strenuous climb over Otter Creek leads to a hairpin turn at 11.7 miles (4,910'), where the forest abruptly introduces dense bands of fir. The trail bends east up the west ridge of Maddron Bald and levels through an opening on the summit with panoramic views to the south (12.4 miles : 5,205').
Maddron Bald is a heath bald, defined as a treeless area in mid - high elevations with distinct plant communities. Heath balds are primarily comprised of mountain laurel, sand myrtle, rhododendron, blueberry and huckleberry. Heath balds in the Smokies are usually attributed to rocky, shallow, and acidic soil beds that are inhospitable to most tree species, but tolerated by low-lying shrubs with more versatile root systems.
The trail re-enters timber and rises sharply through pine, oak, and fir to the Snake Den Ridge Trail split, the loop's highest point (12.85 miles : 5,414'). Here it tilts downhill on a 4.4 mile, knee-jarring descent to the Cosby Campground. Note the rapid transition through distinct ecological communities along the way (from spruce-fir to pine-oak to hardwoods and hemlock).
You'll pass through notably tall hardwood groves between 14-15 miles, and cross Inadu Creek at 15.4 miles (3,513'). The grade finally moderates past the bridge over Little Rock Creek (16.45 miles : 2,824') to an unmarked gravel road (16.5 miles : 2,761'). Note that many Park maps are not granular enough to illustrate this road.
Head downhill on the road .75 miles past an historic cemetery to the official end of the Snake Den Ridge Trail in the Cosby Campground (17.25 miles : 2,432'). Follow paved roads through the campground back to the Gabes Mountain Trailhead (17.75 miles : 2,210').
While many old growth forests in southern Appalachia have been felled by loggers, remote and largely inaccessible ones such as those found on the slopes of Greenbrier Pinnacle (featured on the Albright Grove Loop) have remained untouched.
Cove Hardwood Forests are considered the most diverse hardwood forest type in North America. Cove Hardwood Forests are found at 3,000' - 4,500' in heavily watered, west-facing valleys with rich soil beds.
Maddron Bald is a Heath Bald. Balds are treeless tracts of thick, tangled shrubs located at mid to high elevations. Primary constituents include mountain laurel, rhododendron, blueberry, huckleberry and sand myrtle. Balds are sometimes called 'Laurel Slicks' because of their waxy, shiny appearance.
Backcountry Campsites #34 and #29 are located 4.2 miles and 9.6 miles from the Gabes Mountain Trailhead on the loop as described above, respectively.
Horses are not permitted on the Hen Wallow Falls Loop as described above. Horses are permitted on the Snake Den Ridge Trail.
"What about the water sources at the campsites? Are they good and are they convenient? "
"This was my first hike. I used molle, braught a large amount of everything useful, and had a total group of 5. I used a weight carying type vest for quick access to things, and extra protection. My experience was that there is a mother bear very near to a 29, the water crossing are very, very fequent for my taste, the last 3 miles to campsite A29 was the absolute worst part, and a29 had some rocky ground to sleep on that was painful for most of my group. It gets very cold at night, phones get signal near the top, and the views around snake den were amazing."


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Anupam Kher mistaken for driver by a Briton
In an embarrassing incident, veteran Bollywood actor Anupam Kher has been mistaken as a driver in England. According to sources, an elderly Briton mistook him for a driver of a classic black Bentley in Britain where the noted actor is currently shooting forYamla Pagla Deewana 2. Anupam revealed this interesting piece of news on Twitter, saying, "Was standing next to this car. An elderly Britisher asked if I was the driver. Before I could reply, he added, 'Lucky you'".
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Amitabh Bachchan and Dharmendra, two biggies thank and appreciate each other
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My professional background lies in intercultural communication and language teacher education for TESOL, so maybe it is not surprising that, when I think about how and why my interest in researching multilingually arose, I can now see tell-tale signs of a multilingual process element in my early professionally-based research. Thus, my work on secret (e.g. Polari – see Cox & Fay, 1994) and specialised argots (e.g. Seaspeak in a Polish maritime college – see Fay, 1994) involved research studies and texts with a collaborative, multilingual dimension.
I can now recognise the multilingual thread throughout my academic life. For example, both my doctoral thesis (Fay, 2004) and recent MusM dissertation (Fay, 2011) involved some Greek language elements amid the largely English-medium study respectively of educational and musical phenomena in Greece. Still in the Balkans (Bulgaria), my current work with Leah Davcheva on Ladino (e.g. Davcheva & Fay, 2011a, 2011b) also involves a multilingal research process. As I now consider my researching multilingually narrative, I realise that the multilingual dimension results largely from my preference for international, collaborative research teams which, although they are often English-medium in organisational terms, nonetheless incorporate, and/or report in, other languages (e.g. Bulgarian, Greek, Mandarin, Spanish).
However, it is through my work as a language teacher educator and MA and doctoral supervisor – working in an English-medium academic setting (at The University of Manchester) with experienced educators from around the world as they research their home contexts in diverse cultural and linguistic contexts – that my explicit awareness of the complexities and possibilities of doing research multilingually first arose. Some of the flavour of the developing curiosity that my doctoral students and I experienced is captured in this poster which we created to accompany a first conference paper on this theme (see Fay, Zhou and Liu, 2010): ppt.
Around the same time, at a BAAL ICSIG event, a serendipitous discussion – between myself and Mike Byram and our two doctoral students (Xiaowei Zhou and Shu-Hsin Chen respectively) – paved the way for our first exploratory seminar on doing research multilingually at Durham University in July 2010. This is where Prue and Jane and Mariam and others joined the exploration, bringing with them their own narratives of developing curiosity in, and experience of, and competence when researching multilingually. And from those initial explorations flowed the BAAL Colloquium on this theme in September 2011.
And the rest is history as they say 🙂
Cox, L. and Fay, R. (1994). Gayspeak, the linguistic fringe: Bona Polari, Camp, Queerspeak and beyond. In S. Whittle (ed.), The Margins of the city. (pp.103-127). Aldershot: Arena / Ashgate Publishing.
Davcheva, L. and Fay, R. (2011a). Snatches of Spain in the stories of Sephardim in Bulgaria. Paper presented at the "1st Global Erensya Platform Summit", September 19th-21st 2011, Sofia Bulgaria.
Davcheva, L. and Fay, R. (2011b). The Roles of Ladino in the Identity-Play of Sephardic Jews in Bulgaria. Paper presented at the "4th ENIEDA Conference on Linguistic and Intercultural Education – Negotiating and constructing European identities across languages and cultures", Vršac, Serbia, 29th September –1st October 2011.
Fay, R. (1994). The 'newspeak' approach: distance training in ESP for the general English language teacher (unpublished MEd TESOL dissertation). Manchester, UK: The University of Manchester.
Fay, R. (2004). Stories of Emergent Cultures of Distance Learning and Collaboration: Understanding the CELSE-Hellenic Open University Project (unpublished doctoral thesis). Manchester: School of Education, The University of Manchester.
Fay, R. (2011). Ways of Understanding: Ethnomusicology and the Cretan Lyra (unpublished MusM dissertation). Manchester: School of Arts Histories and Cultures, The University of Manchester.
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A big thanks to the small team who braved the snow on Saturday 17th March, to help me at a community event at Manley Road Copse.
Gary has been instrumental in saving the bench on the site.
We cleared a lot of stunted and tangled holly trees to make way for future planting of native species. We have had trees given to us by the Woodland Trust.
Thanks also to Shades of Green Ltd for the hire of a chipper at a greatly reduced rate.
NB: I am a City & Guilds trainer and assessor for the land based sector. All legislation was adhered to, in particular the Management of Health & Safety Regulations (risk assessments) and "PUWER 98′.
A survey prior to the task was completed to ensure no habitat was compromised.
Cllr Alan Oulton demonstrating safe use of the chipper to Cllr Liam Jones.


A key point the PCDS sought to emphasise through its pathway is that psoriasis affects more than only the skin: it is a chronic, relapsing, inflammatory condition affecting the skin, scalp, nails, and joints, and is associated with cardiovascular and psychological co-morbidities.
The clinical features of psoriasis can vary; however, it typically manifests as sharply demarcated dull red plaques with silvery scales that shed easily. Practitioners should refer to the PCDS pathway5 for a more extensive list of clinical features associated with the different types of psoriasis and different affected areas.
Psoriasis can affect any part of the body, including areas of traumatised skin such as surgical scars (this is known as the Koebner phenomenon). Chronic plaque psoriasis is the commonest form, affecting 80–85% of patients with psoriasis.13 Nails can be affected in up to 50% of patients5 (though estimates vary in the literature) and can cause significant dystrophy. Scalp and genital psoriasis can be socially embarrassing and may cause severe psychological distress.
The skin should be assessed in good lighting and sites such as the scalp and nails should be closely examined. Psoriasis can be found in flexures and the umbilicus. Anogenital symptoms are often forgotten so it is important to ask about these specifically.
heel pain (Achilles tendon enthesitis) or plantar fasciitis.
support groups and charities such as the Psoriasis Association (www.psoriasis-association.org.uk).
The psoriasis treatment pathway emphasises the importance of addressing modifiable triggers and exacerbating factors, and reducing co-morbid risk. The pathway branches into 'lifestyle-directed advice' and 'skin-directed treatment', with the aim of treatment being to control, not cure.
There is a growing body of evidence to support the use of lifestyle interventions. Recommended lifestyle interventions include: improving diet*, physical activity, alcohol reduction, smoking cessation, and relaxation techniques; these interventions reduce psoriasis severity and improve cardiometabolic health.5,20 This is particularly important because patients with psoriasis have a higher prevalence of co-morbidities that increase cardiovascular disease risk, including obesity, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and dyslipidaemia.9 Psoriasis may also be an independent risk factor for myocardial infarction,21 which is thought to be due to a link between sustained cutaneous inflammation and vascular inflammation.
Practitioners are advised to refer to the psoriasis treatment pathway5 for a full list of treatment options and advice on the type of psoriasis they should be used for.
Emollients are the foundation of psoriasis treatment for all patients, and can be used in conjunction with other more 'active' treatments. Emollients for plaque psoriasis can reduce symptoms of dryness and itch, and improve hyperkeratosis.5 No single moisturiser is better than another, and choice should be a shared decision between the patient and the healthcare professional. Generally, ointments are the preferred type of emollient to prescribe; however, the best moisturiser is 'the one the patient will use'.
calcineurin inhibitors (where allowed by the CCG).
Applying emollients, and using soap substitutes, therapies for scalps etc, can be exhausting enough for the patient, and the PCDS wishes to promote effective treatment and aid treatment adherence. Of course, any treatments offered should be part of a shared decision-making process and reviewed regularly to check acceptability and use.
The PCDS pathway distinguishes between the active treatment of psoriasis (to combat a flare) versus maintenance treatment of psoriasis (when lesions are asymptomatic or in remission).5 During flares, treatments might be needed daily to induce remission and 'get it good'; in remission, treatments can be used twice a week, such as on weekends to 'keep it good'.
There is advice in the pathway on when referral should be considered. Immediate referral via a same-day discussion with a dermatologist should be considered for erythrodermic psoriasis (>90% body surface area affected). Consider acute admission if the patient is febrile or systemically unwell (unstable psoriasis) or if there is widespread pustulosis (generalised pustular psoriasis).
The PCDS guidance reinforces the message that psoriasis is more than just a skin disease. It requires a thorough assessment and working partnership between patient and doctor.
Psoriasis is eminently controllable. Most patients with psoriasis are treated in primary care only; this puts the onus on GPs to get the treatments and advice right. The aim of the PCDS in creating this treatment pathway was to instil confidence among GPs and to help them navigate through the myriad of treatments available and give practical advice as to their use.
GPwSI Dermatology, Leeds; dermatology specialty doctor; Founder of Inspired Medics.
GPwSI Dermatology in community and hospital-based clinics, GP trainer; executive committee member of the PCDS.
Identify clear triggers for referral in the pathway, and consider setting up a teledermatology advice service to help reduce the demand on dermatology outpatient services.
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Naldi L, Conti A, Cazzaniga S, Patrizi A, Pazzaglia M, Lanzoni A et al. Diet and physical exercise in psoriasis: a randomized controlled trial. Br J Dermatol 2014; 170 (3): 634–642.
Jensen P, Skov L. Psoriasis and obesity. Dermatology 2016; 232 (6): 633–639.
Barrea L, Nappi F, Di Somma C et al. Environmental risk factors in psoriasis: the point of view of the nutritionist. Int J Environ Res Public Health 2016; 13 (12): 743.


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Man Hee Lee, Peace Messenger
Peace Messenger, Man Hee Lee
'Peace Comes Wherever He Goes'
Lee Man Hee, Founder of HWPL
"Let's Make a World without War"
Part 1. World Peace, talk with results
"A Peace Messenger who moves the world." "The Peace advocate who speaks with results."
That is what the world calls Lee Man Hee, representative of an international peace organization,
Heavenly culture, World peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL).
During his trip around the world with visits to 16 countries in March and April, Lee has signed peace treaties with world leaders including Hans Modrow, the last Premier of former East Germany and 12 former and current presidents in East Europe and Latin America.
▲ Philippine media title 'New era of Peace begins in Mindanao'
In Peru, he singed a peace treaty with the leader of the 14 million Incas, Man Hee Lee said : Many leaders already heard the news about the private peace treaty in Mindanao, the Philippines and has asked to meet me."
He explained "They agreed that either party will not repeat the bad history of causing disputes" and signed the peace treaty. He received attention from around the globe by leading the private peace treaty. He received attention from around the globe by leading the private peace treaty in Mindanao, the Philippines, which was considered the largest conflict area in Asia.
A local bishop spoke about the Man Hee Lee's achivement saying, "God answered our pray for peace."
During his 15th trips around the global village over the last three years, he signed peace treaties with presidnets of nation states, and went on to making the beadlines by signing the peace treaty with the leader of the Roma of 14 million and the leader of the 12 million Mayan people.
During his tour to Latin America, the Guatemalan government presented a letter of appreciation for joining the two leaders of the Guatemalan government and the Mayan people in signing a peace treaty last year. Lee was also invited to lay flowers at the Monument of Peace in the presidential palace. Being considered a great honor, the ceremony was offered to world figures who made significant contributions to world peace such as UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon and Dalai Lama. Man Hee Lee's presenting flowers at the Monument of Peace won extensive media coverage by the local press.
The representative of an international women's group who joined the peace tour to East Europe and Latin America was reported saying at an interview, "After Mr. Lee's peace movement has been reported, leaders of various countries and local religious leaders have joined in this peace movement." and "Local reaction to his peace movement was explosive, " she added.
Tomorrow will be continued
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A series of free events commemorating the 40th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War will be held in West Contra Costa during April and May. The events are part of The Big Read, a program being hosted by Contra Costa County Library and Contra Costa College and funded by a National Endowment for the Arts grant.
The book for The Big Read will be "The Things They Carried," published by Tim O"Brien in 1990 and "considered one of the finest books ever written about the Vietnam War," according to event organizers.
While supplies last, the public can get free copies of the book starting this week at the Crockett, El Cerrito, El Sobrante, Hercules, Kensington, Pinole, Rodeo and San Pablo library branches.
Events related to The Big Read will be held at West County libraries and Contra Costa College and will look at aspects of the war and its aftermath, the veterans who served there, the immigrants who fled the conflict and the culture of Vietnam.
The staged reading will be at 7 p.m. April 10 at the Knox Performing Arts Center at corner of Castro Road and El Portal Drive on the Contra Costa College campus in San Pablo.
"Vietnamese Colonial Republican: The Political Vision of Vu Trong Phung," at 7 p.m. April 13 at the Kensington Library.
"Memory Traffic and the Trouble with War Stories — A Conversation with Veterans" panel discussion at 5:30 p.m. April 15 at the Contra Costa College Library.
"Exploring Vietnam: A Travelogue" 2 p.m. April 18 at the Pinole Library.
"Service Memories: Local Veterans Share Their Experiences and Reflections on Serving Our Nation," 6:30 p.m. April 30 at the El Sobrante Library.
Free screening of "The Beautiful Country: A Film," 7:15 p.m. May 7 at the Rialto Cinemas Cerrito.
Van-Anh Vo and The VA"V: A Concert of Vietnamese Folk Songs, 3 p.m. May 16 at the Hercules Library.
Memorial Day Concert, 1 p.m. May 25 at Rithet Park in Crockett.
More details on The Big Read and related programs are online at guides.ccclib.org/onebook/westcounty.
Visit ccclib.org for addresses and open hoursof the library branches.
ON STAGE: Ken Sonkin directs the Larry Shue comedy "The Foreigner," opening April 3 and running through April 26 at Contra Costa Civic Theatre, 951 Pomona Ave. in El Cerrito.
Performances are 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays. For tickets and details visit www.ccct.org or call 510-524-9012.


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NC Republicans make unprecedented power grab to limit new governor's authority
16 protestors were arrested and led away in plastic handcuffs, with supporters in the nearby rotunda chanting, "This is what democracy looks like."
By GARY D. ROBERTSON and EMERY P. DALESIO, Associated Press Friday, December 16, 2016
Rep. Garland Pierce, D-Scotland, addresses protestors during a special session at the North Carolina Legislature in Raleigh, N.C., Thursday, Dec. 15, 2016. Lawmakers finalized a $201 million hurricane and wildfire relief package Wednesday, sought by Gov. Pat McCrory in a special session he called. But they didn't go home as fellow Republicans then called their own session to weigh legislation, some of which could threaten the incoming Democratic governor.Photo: (AP Photo/Gerry Broome)
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina's Republican-dominated legislature took extraordinary steps Thursday to reduce the powers of a Democratic governor-elect, defying raucous protests and threatened legal challenges days before he takes office.
GOP lawmakers ignored protesters disrupting House and Senate floor debate and advanced legislation on the second day of their surprise session, which Democrats angrily called a power grab to weaken Roy Cooper once he becomes governor Jan. 1. The state's attorney general, Cooper beat Republican Gov. Pat McCrory by barely 10,000 votes and vowed to fight back against GOP initiatives of recent years, particularly a law McCrory signed last March limiting LGBT rights.
"It appears the sole purpose is to undercut the power and authority of Gov.-elect Roy Cooper before he takes the oath of office," said Sen. Floyd McKissick, a Democrat representing Durham.
GOP lawmakers sought to scale back the team Cooper can bring into office, require their approval for top administrators at state agencies and erase the governor's ability to shape elections boards statewide, which under current law would become controlled by Democrats in 2017.
On a day when hundreds protested, at least 16 arrests were reported when Speaker Tim Moore ordered the gallery cleared. Those arrested were led away in plastic handcuffs, with supporters in the nearby rotunda chanting, "this is what democracy looks like."
Any notion Cooper would get a honeymoon period with the legislature was swiftly dashed this week. Lawmakers began the surprise session Wednesday within minutes of adjourning another special session called by McCrory to approve a disaster relief package.
The General Assembly has veto-proof GOP majorities in both House and Senate, meaning Cooper will be hamstrung to push any agenda without some Republican support.
Bills that cleared one chamber of the legislature by party lines by Thursday evening would reduce the number of political appointees that Cooper could make to shape his policies. Less than four years ago, lawmakers gave McCrory the power to hire hundreds of additional at-will workers.
Legislation also would require Cooper to send his choices for Cabinet secretaries to the Senate for confirmation. The state Constitution allows the Senate to confirm a governor's appointments, but that power largely hasn't been used for at least decades.
"This bill is a good step forward in reasserting legislative authority vested by the constitution and entrusted to the members of this body," said Rep. David Lewis, R-Harnett, on the House floor.
Democrats and their allies said GOP lawmakers were simply sore losers after McCrory conceded last week. House Democrats lodged formal protests that the special session is unconstitutional.
"Things are happening because you can do it, not because you should do it," said 86-year-old Rep. Mickey Michaux, D-Durham, the longest-serving House member.
Throngs of protesters rallied inside the Legislative Building, chanting and disturbing both House and Senate galleries. General Assembly Police Chief Martin Brock said the 16 arrested would be charged with two misdemeanors, including trespassing.
Protesters led by the state NAACP chapter loudly demanded that Republicans accept the will of the voters from last month's election and leave Cooper's authority alone.
"I believe fervently in democracy. I'm watching it be undermined right beneath by people who seem unwilling to consider or to listen," said one 71-year-old protester Margaret Toman, speaking earlier in the day.
Any legislation likely to pass Friday would go to McCrory, whose signature is required for it to become law. McCrory has not commented publicly on the legislation or how he might act.
Cooper said Thursday he will fight any bill he considers unconstitutional and perhaps even sue to prevent it taking effect.
"If I believe that laws passed by the legislature hurt working families and are unconstitutional, they will see me in court," Cooper told reporters.
Republicans flexing their muscle against Cooper have recalled past sessions of the General Assembly, when it was dominated by Democrats. Democrats stripped the powers of the first and only GOP lieutenant governor of the 20th Century in the late 1980s. But Democrats said there's been no such widespread effort to limit the power of an incoming executive before he took office.
Cooper attacked Republican leaders for once again rushing through big changes with little public disclosure or discussion, much as lawmakers in March adopted House Bill 2. That law limited protections to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people. Major companies, conventions, musicians and sports leagues reacted by shunning North Carolina, costing jobs and millions of dollars in revenues.
Republican legislation also would erase Cooper's ability to appoint a Democratic majority on the five-member State Board of Elections. A new, eight-member state board would be evenly divided between Democrats and Republicans, with legislators choosing half the members.
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Louisiana health contracts approved with LGBT-rights language stripped
Widow of Pulse nightclub shooter petitions court to change their child's name
Federal prosecutors believe that Jessica Watkins planned a serious attempt to overthrow the U.S. government with her militia.
André Leon Talley has long been considered one of the fashion industry's most prominent figures.
Ivanka Trump blasted for "rehabbing her image" with maskless charity photo shoot
Ivanka Trump "felt a pull too strong to stay away… the one whispering, 'Don't even think about doing something good for others without posting about it in an attempt to start rehabbing your image.'"
Parental control apps are outing kids to their parents & blocking them from LGBTQ resources
The study found that parental control apps block LGBTQ sites like The Trevor Project but allow kids to search for guns and watch OnlyFans.
Thousands of Christian pastors preached in favor of conversion therapy last Sunday
One pastor said the conversion therapy ban will "shut the LGBT community off from the saving and transforming message of the gospel of Jesus Christ."
BYU threatens to arrest students who protest the Mormon school's anti-LGBTQ policies
The new school rules also say that student protests may not "deliberately attack or deride" the church or its leaders.
Andrew Blaser makes U.S. Olympic history as the first out gay man in this super fast ice sport
Andrew Blaser will be the only man on the U.S. skeleton team at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing.
Man finally admits to killing gay American college student nearly 35 years ago
Against his lawyers' objections, a man admitted guilt in the murder of Scott Johnson, a crime authorities didn't believe happened just five years ago.
WeHo decides against renaming library for Ruth Bader Ginsburg after hearing from residents
After hearing from the public, a city commission called on WeHo's council to take the matter up again with more community input.


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Q: Where are the fields documented for the unicode.org file "UnicodeData.txt"? I cannot find documentation for the actual fields of the UnicodeData.txt file.
The data is available here. The document describing it is available here but it doesn't list the actual field numbers and what the field is (like used to be in the document around version 3.0).
I've searched the site and must be missing something that is right in front of my eyes, but I can't find it.
Can someone point out where this information is now?

A: update
sorry, I misread the question. Still, I think the information is in the link you provided, under section UnicodeData.txt. For each field, a link inside the document lists its values if applicable. Seems to be the same list as in the 3.0 version.


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