At lunch today I decided to read the Onion, http://www.theonion.com and I came across "6-Year-Old Stares Down Bottomless Abyss Of Formal Schooling." While the article is hilarious it did get me thinking about what an insane amount of time we spend in things like school and work to prepare ourselves for a few years of retirement before we kick the bucket. Don't take this post the wrong way I actually thought school was a blast and I will probably work in one way or another until he day I die. That being said we need to make sure that we are having fun along the way and more importantly so are our kids.
Our kids are going to spend and an insane amount of time doing things that frankly are pretty boring. They will have to sit in class, do homework, and sit through family reunions. They will be asked to grow up quickly and be responsible. Planning for the future will start almost immediately and they will be asked what they want to be when they grow up from day one. I'm getting exhausted just thinking about the daunting task kids have in front of them just like the satirical article points out.
What are we going to do about this? First off let's have some fun and delay growing up as long as we can. Let your kids be kids and find fun and exciting things for them to do. Let them play, and play right along with them! Yes we want them prepared for the future but at what cost? As we all send our kids off towards the bottomless abyss let's make sure there are lots of bright spots along the way.


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Inaugurating the OCDA governing council and that of 37 other similar state agencies in Owerri the state capital yesterday, the Governor said the appointments were to make sure that government continues 'running smoothly' even after he has exited office in May 2019.
Okorocha, who was represented by the Secretary to the government of Imo (SGI), Mark Uchendu,, wished the newly inaugurated board chairmen well in his new assignment.
He maintained that "these people are for government assignment. We know that government is continuity and you will work for the state.
"We will give you your appointment letter here and now to start work. Some of the tenure of the board last for three years, some four years.


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Q: Decompiled NewLateBinding Value I have an old application that lost it's original source code and ran into an issue with a NewLateBinding.LateGet and seeing where a variable comes from. I checked the documentation and it says Executes a late-bound property get or field access call. This helper method is not meant to be called directly from your code. This is the line of code I'm seeing.
NewLateBinding.LateGet((object) model, (Type) null, "Precision", new object[0], (string[]) null, (Type[]) null, (bool[]) null)

The documentation says the field Precision is:
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The confusing part is that the class doesn't have a property, or method called Precision. Where else could this value be coming from? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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This is how it's being used.
num2 = Conversions.ToInteger(NewLateBinding.LateGet((object) model, (Type) null, "Precision", new object[0], (string[]) null, (Type[]) null, (bool[]) null));

num3 = Conversions.ToInteger(NewLateBinding.LateGet((object) model, (Type) null, "Scale", new object[0], (string[]) null, (Type[]) null, (bool[]) null));

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The Business Concentration is designed to provide students with non-business majors with an understanding of the principles of managing organizations involved in engineering activities and technology development including: i) planning, organizing, allocating, and controlling activities and resources, ii) project management, and iii) operations management, and entrepreneurship.Students majoring in the School of Business may not earn this minor.
Students may only earn one minor offered by the School of Business. Students who are not majors in the School of Business are restricted to no more than 24 credits of coursework offered by the School of Business. Students pursuing this minor should not take OPIM 3104 before completing the minor requirements as there is a credit restriction with MEM 2221/BADM 3761.
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The minor in Engineering Management – Business- Construction Concentration is designed to provide students with non-business majors with an understanding of the principles of managing organizations involved in engineering activities and technology development including: i) planning, organizing, allocating, and controlling activities and resources, ii) project management, and iii) operations management, and entrepreneurship. The Construction Track has been designed to meet the specific needs of Civil Engineering majors operating in a business environment.
Students majoring in the School of Business may not earn this minor. Students may only earn one minor offered by the School of Business. Students who are not majors in the School of Business are restricted to no more than 24 credits of coursework offered by the School of Business. Students pursuing this minor should not take OPIM 3104 before completing the minor requirements as there is a credit restriction with MEM 2221/BADM 3761.
Students that want to pursue an Engineering Management Minor- Business- Construction are processed through the School of Business. Please visit the School of Business Office of Undergraduate Advising website and fill out the School of Business Minor Plan of Study Form. Submit this plan as soon as you have registered for all required coursework (no later than the first four weeks of the semester in which you intend to graduate).
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The minor in Engineering Management – Engineering Concentration is designed to provide students with non-engineering majors with an understanding of the engineering activities involved in managing organizations and technology development including: i) planning, organizing, allocating, and controlling activities and resources, ii) project management, and iii) operations management, and entrepreneurship.
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"Reflecting on circularity in HR opens up a space for improbable discussions"
To better understand what circular economy is and how its principles could contribute to revisiting HRM, HR Square met with Emmanuel Raufflet, Professor of Management at HEC Montréal and Academic Director of the Institute of Environment, Sustainable Development and Circular Economy (EDDEC).
Created in the spring of 2014, this organization aims to federate the pool of expertise in these fields within HEC Montréal, Polytechnique Montréal and the Université de Montréal. Emmanuel Raufflet recently published with Manon Boiteux a report drawing lessons from the first five years of the ecosystem created around the Institut EDDEC: Mapping researcher-practitioner practices for circular economy (October 2019).
What is the framework for the work of the Institut EDDEC?
Emmanuel Raufflet: "On a planet with fixed resources, our current economic model is showing its limits. Our way of producing and consuming is not sustainable. Climate change, the waste of resources and the loss of biodiversity are increasingly worrying issues. The question is how to deal with them. We start from the premise that it is not only necessary, but also possible to adopt a new model of production-consumption through the circular economy. It can be defined as a system aimed at reducing the need for natural resources and optimizing the use of the resources already circulating in our societies, while preserving our ecosystems and the well-being of individuals and communities. Over the past five years, we have tried to mobilize the Québec society and its various stakeholders with a view to collective appropriation and co-construction of the circular economy concept. This approach is interesting because it gives rise to conversations that would not otherwise have taken place, exchanges that are sometimes improbable but extremely interesting. In our economy, the unit of analysis is the transaction and the unit of management is often the company: it is on this basis that everything is measured. But if we refocus on raw materials and their reuse, and on collaboration within ecosystems of actors linked by the optimization and intensification of material uses, we adopt a completely different perspective. It is exciting to open such a dialogue with people from different backgrounds and disciplines such as operations, logistics, marketing, researchers, unions, and even consumers."
Are human resources professionals also stakeholders and, if not, should they not be?
Emmanuel Raufflet: "The centre of gravity of the circular economy is not close to HR. Perhaps the approach is too young for that? Perhaps the approach of companies is not incentive enough to encourage experimentation in this area? The circular economy is an umbrella concept that remains contested and has not yet been stabilized. We cannot pretend to say that it will be a paradigm shift, although we hope so. Many of the approaches to production or consumption that constitute it have been around for a long time, such as industrial ecology or eco-design, and considering it as an umbrella concept has the advantage of being able to connect other relevant expertise for a socio-economic transition. The circular economy is to be seen as a heuristic path to socio-economic transition rather than as a destination. This path requires humility, mobilization, consultation and inclusion. It requires breaking down silos and, as such, of course, HR would benefit from being involved. Including them can open up new and unlikely spaces for discussions!"
How can HR be connected to thinking about the circular economy?
Emmanuel Raufflet: "The most classic link is probably that of CSR - corporate social responsibility, of which HRM is said to be a part through the People pillar. It can also be seen from the perspective of sustainable human resources management, an HR management that would be more virtuous, i.e. capable of attracting talent, retaining it, not exhausting it (avoiding waste) and valuing it. We can also add the field of including (insufficiently) used talent pools - women at all levels of the hierarchy or in technical professions, school dropouts,... - or disadvantaged groups - under-qualified profiles, disabled people, etc."
In your opinion, would the principles of circular economy be better applied to human resources management?
Emmanuel Raufflet: "The first principle - that the best resource is the one we don't use, leading us to question whether we really need it - could suggest a negative answer. But, as soon as we use a resource, the philosophy of the circular economy is to try to reduce the quantity of products that reach the end of their life cycle - here we could work to reduce the number of cases of exhaustion at work, for example -, to reuse the resource as it is or to offer forms of re-use - to encourage professional mobility within or outside the company - and, finally, to recycle its components - here the analogy becomes more hazardous... It may also seem questionable to compare human resources to material resources. But, as I said, exploring this field - as you are doing in the framework of the Circular HRM project - can be a vector of creativity, open up the theme to other stakeholders and generate discussions that would not otherwise have taken place."
Do you think it is possible to find "circular" human resources management in companies already engaged in the circular economy or rather in organizations with a greater maturity in human resources management?
Emmanuel Raufflet: "I don't think we can say at this stage that a company would be engaged in the circular economy. Some companies have a few percent of their activities (possibly a sector) engaged in the process. But none of them can say that their entire model would be circular. Rather, it is more like a thousand and one shades of grey with a more or less extensive range of circularity. The degree of ambition remains (unfortunately) limited. If organizations claim to be in a circular economy, they are entrepreneurial projects or micro-enterprises that are absolutely inspiring. In answer to your question, let's not be naïve: we've been talking about CSR for more than fifteen years and what do we see? Even companies that are particularly committed to CSR face a wall when shareholder satisfaction is at stake. It remains a pot of earth against the pot of iron. I don't think that there is necessarily a guaranteed coherence between the fact of seeking to invest in the circular economy and that of adopting a different, more sustainable management of human resources. The most promising avenues at this level therefore seem to me to be rather on the side of organizations that have committed themselves to a mature approach to sustainable human resources management."
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Raiders Vs. Cowboys On Thanksgiving Was The Most-Watched Regular Season NFL Game In Over 30 Years
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The flag-filled Thanksgiving matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and Las Vegas Raiders was seen by 93,483 people at AT&T Stadium — and over 38 million at home. The game, which Las Vegas won in overtime 36-33, was watched by an estimated 38.531 million viewers, making it the "most-watched NFL regular-season game on any network since 1990," according to a press release. (That 1990 game was between the NY Giants and San Francisco 49ers — the 49ers won 7-3.)
The game delivered an estimated average viewership of 38.531 million, up +26 percent from last year's comparable game window (30.680 million on FOX from 4:38-7:47 p.m.), based on preliminary data. The Raiders-Cowboys game also is the most-watched television program on any network since Super Bowl LV programming on CBS on Feb. 7, 2021.
Those are some staggering numbers, but even the tragic Lions vs. Bears game on Fox was seen by 27.09 million viewers, making it the largest audience for the early Thanksgiving game since 2016. That's 10 million more people than the biggest scripted series on TV. Remember all that concern about the NFL's slipping ratings? Oops.
The Raiders' win has them in third place in the AFC West at 6-5, behind the 7-4 Kansas City Chiefs and 6-4 Los Angeles Chargers. As for the 7-4 Cowboys, Dak Prescott & co. are in first in the NFC East with a two-game lead over the 5-6 Philadelphia Eagles.
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SPRINGFIELD—State Representative Amy Grant (R-Wheaton) corrected an oversight in the Professional Services Corporation Act of 2016 as her first approved bill in the Illinois House of Representatives.
The House vote on HB 2613 was 113-0, and the bill previously advanced from the House Health Care Licenses Committee in a 13-0 vote. Specifically, the bill adds speech language therapy to the list of related professions that can be licensed under the Illinois Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Practice Act.
The bill now moves to the Illinois Senate for consideration.


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PAWS II is signed by Governor Baker!
Posted on Sep, 10, 2018 by Dina Zawaski
With the end of the Massachusetts legislative session comes a big win for animals in the Commonwealth. On August 9, 2018, Governor Baker signed S. 2646, An Act to protect animal welfare and safety in cities and towns (PAWS II) into law. This law builds upon changes to the state's animal cruelty laws made with passage of the PAWS (Protect Animal Welfare and Safety) Act in 2014.
The original PAWS Act gained momentum after law enforcement and others responded to a cruelty matter where a puppy — who became known as "Puppy Doe" — was systematically and severely tortured over several months. The details of this case galvanized people who care about animals to ensure that perpetrators like Puppy Doe's abuser (and others who engage in such cruel acts) are penalized in a manner sufficient for the crime. It also prompted the public to seek to ensure the Commonwealth's laws are sufficient to prevent animal cruelty and neglect.
The impact of animal abuse is far reaching and the link between animal abuse and violence toward humans is well-documented. A Massachusetts study found that a person who has committed animal abuse is: five times more likely to commit violence against people, four times more likely to commit property crimes, and three times more likely to be involved in drunken or disorderly offenses. When our laws recognize this link, all our family members can be better protected.
With the passage of the PAWS Act, Massachusetts decided that we must do all we can to prevent cruelty to animals and engage in a thorough investigation of the strength and effectiveness of existing laws, as well as to determine what gaps exist. The PAWS Act formed a Task Force to do this. This new law is the result of the Task Force's effort and is the next step toward ensuring our laws protect both people and pets.
Specifically the law:
Facilitates the reporting of suspected animal abuse by investigators in the Department of Elder Affairs and the Disabled Persons Protection Commission;
Requires animal control officers to report the suspected abuse of elders, children, and disabled persons;
Prohibits the drowning of animals;
Ensures that property owners check vacant properties for the presence of abandoned animals.
Ensures efficient enforcement of animal control laws;
Ends the automatic killing of animal fighting victims; and
Modernizes the animal sexual abuse law by expressly prohibiting sexual contact with an animal, trafficking animals for sex, facilitating or promoting sexual contact with an animal, and forcing a child to engage in sexual contact with an animal.
It took effect on November 8, 2018.
This monumental step for animal welfare would not be possible without the tireless work of the Animal Cruelty Task Force, and the law's sponsors – Representative Lou Kafka, Senator Mark Montigny, and Senator Bruce Tarr.
For more information, visit www.mspca.org/pawsii. To join the Animal Action Team to get involved with efforts to further improve the laws and policies in Massachusetts relating to animals, sign up at www.mspca.org/jointtheteam.
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Watch Daniel Johns' Striking Animated Video for 'Going on 16'
Beth Kellmurray Published: July 31, 2015
Daniel Johns has unveiled a new music video his latest Talk single, "Going on 16." Check it out above.
The striking, Kelly Boulton-directed visual was made possible by the Newcastle International Animation Festival in Australia, which enlisted a bevy of local artists to create five-second clips that make up the nearly three-and-a-half minute video. Despite boasting a total of 43 individual animations, the new music video is impressively cohesive -- and beautiful! You can find the names of the artists behind each segment on the clip's YouTube page.
"Going on 16" follows Johns' videos for Talk's "We Are Golden," "Cool on Fire" and "Aerial Love."
Talk marks Johns' debut as a solo artist and his first album since the dissolution of his '90s alt-rock outfit, Silverchair, who put out their final album, Young Modern, in 2007. In a recent interview with Diffuser, the former Silverchair frontman denied the possibility of a reunion.
"I never like when people just say, 'Oh yeah, it could happen,'" he said. "To be honest, I doubt it's going to happen. To be really honest, I don't want to string people along because that's just f---ing bulls--- … I strongly doubt it will happen."
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An MV-22 Osprey operating from the amphibious assault ship USS Iwo Jima (LHD 7) crashed in a Royal Moroccan military training area southwest of Agadir, Morocco, while participating in the bilateral Exercise African Lion. Four U.S. Marine Corps personnel were on the aircraft at the time of the incident. Two personnel died as a result of their injuries sustained in the crash. The two other personnel were severely injured in the crash and are being medically evacuated for further treatment. The MV-22 Osprey was assigned to Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron (VMM) 261 based at Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) New River, N.C. The squadron was operating from the amphibious assault ship USS Iwo Jima (LHD 7) at the time of the incident.
The Iwo Jima Amphibious Ready Group (ARG) with the embarked 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU), are participating in Exercise African Lion, a bilateral exercise conducted with Royal Moroccan military forces. The annual exercise is scheduled to be conducted April 8-17, 2012, in a designated military training area southwest of Agadir, Morocco. Exercise African Lion is a bilateral, theater security cooperation exercise led by U.S. Marine Forces Africa and is conducted annually between the U.S. military and the Kingdom of Morocco to further develop joint and combined capabilities. The exercise will focus on building capacity, capability, and interoperability in the following areas: field and aviation training, humanitarian civic assistance, amphibious landings, intelligence capacity building, and command post and peace support operations.
The cause of the incident is under investigation. This puts back in perspective the Osprey, which is very tricky aircraft to fly.The Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey is an American multi-mission, military, tiltrotor aircraft with both a vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL), and short takeoff and landing (STOL) capability. It is designed to combine the functionality of a conventional helicopter with the long-range, high-speed cruise performance of a turboprop aircraft. The V-22 originated from the United States Department of Defense Joint-service Vertical take-off/landing Experimental (JVX) aircraft program started in 1981. The team of Bell Helicopter and Boeing Helicopters was awarded a development contract in 1983 for the tiltrotor aircraft. The Bell Boeing team jointly produce the aircraft. The V-22 first flew in 1989, and began flight testing and design alterations; the complexity and difficulties of being the first tiltrotor intended for military service in the world led to many years of development.
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A Florida Judge Says It's O.K. for Pediatricians to Ask About Guns
By Bonnie Rochman @brochmanSept. 15, 2011
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Gunshot wounds account for one in 25 admissions to pediatric trauma centers in the U.S., which is why Florida pediatricians recoiled when a precedent-setting law went into effect in June, making the state the first in the country to prohibit doctors from asking their patients about gun safety in the home.
In August, the Florida chapters of three professional physicians' organizations, along with the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, sued on the grounds that the law — a "physician gag law," the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) called it — violated doctors' freedom of speech. On Wednesday, a federal judge in Miami agreed and temporarily blocked the law. It seems likely that the decision will become permanent.
"Despite the State's insistence that the right to 'keep arms' is the primary constitutional right at issue in this litigation, a plain reading of the statute reveals that this law in no way affects such rights," wrote U.S. District Judge Marcia Cooke. "A practitioner who counsels a patient on firearm safety, even when entirely irrelevant to medical care or safety, does not affect nor interfere with the patient's right to continue to own, possess, or use firearms."
Florida's Republican-controlled state legislature, with support from Gov. Rick Scott, had argued that it was a violation of privacy for pediatricians to ask parents if they kept guns in their home. Noting that the law relied on anecdotal evidence and not research or statistics, Judge Cooke wrote in the ruling [PDF] that "information regarding firearm ownership is not sacrosanct."
"The law was crazy," says Louis St. Petery, a pediatric cardiologist in Tallahassee and executive vice president of the Florida Pediatric Society. "The NRA [National Rifle Association] argued that we were out to rid the state of firearms, but that's a distortion. Our issues as pediatricians are all about safety."
Which is why pediatricians have to be so nosy. They ask all sorts of personal questions, delving into family diets and discipline and urging caution around swimming pools and street crossings. They remind parents to make their kids wear helmets when biking and stay in booster seats even when big kids complain they're too babyish. They also ask whether parents keep guns at home and whether they're stored safely — with the ammunition and the firearm kept separately in locked cabinets, the key tucked away from children.
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St. Petery and his wife, who is also a pediatrician, kept a gun in their own home while raising three children. "We are not out to interfere with people's Second Amendment rights," says St. Petery, noting that about 60% of Florida residents are gun-owners. "We own a gun ourselves."
But knowing what can happen when parents fail to keep guns away from children, they are adamant about ensuring safety. Back in the 1970s, soon after the couple began practicing in Tallahassee, they attended a funeral for a child, a patient who was shot and killed by a sibling. "We were totally devastated and have never forgotten it," says St. Petery, who said the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that 200,000 homes in Florida have improperly stored weapons. "It's one of the things that made us so passionate about this issue."
Still, proponents of the Florida law maintain that gun-talk is not a pediatrician's job. "We take our children to pediatricians for medical care — not moral judgment, not privacy intrusions," NRA lobbyist Marion Hammer told NPR in May.
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Asking whether guns are locked away hardly strikes me as an invasion of privacy. Rather, it seems almost negligent for pediatricians not to ask, considering that eight U.S. children die of gunshot wounds each day. If a gun owner gets huffy, so be it; those who safely stow their firearms would have no reason to bridle.
Inquiring about guns is "a cornerstone of pediatric care," according to a statement from O. Marion Burton, president of the AAP, one of the physician groups involved in the lawsuit.
"Today's court victory ensures that important conversations about firearm safety can continue to take place between doctors and patients," says Burton. "Parents often do not realize how easily a child can access a gun that is not locked, and we too often hear about the tragic consequences."
The law was originally triggered by one mother's experience being questioned by a doctor about guns in her home. When she refused to answer, the physician gave her 30 days to find a new pediatrician. Florida lawmakers were so perturbed by the woman's situation, along with other similar incidents that came to light, that they initially recommended a five-year prison sentence and $5 million fine for offending doctors. They eventually settled on potential loss of a doctor's medical license and up to a $10,000 fine, while allowing for exceptional situations that could warrant physician questioning, such as a suicidal teen.
Sending doctors to the slammer for inquiring about a child's safety? That apparently seemed extreme even to a Republican-appointed judge. With Wednesday's ruling, pediatricians once again will face no restrictions when it comes to asking tough questions to keep kids safe.
Bonnie Rochman is a reporter at TIME. Find her on Twitter at @brochman. You can also continue the discussion on TIME's Facebook page and on Twitter at @TIME.
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The powerful stories behind Lagan Dragons breast cancer survivor dragon boat team are making a huge splash among National Lottery players.
The Belfast-based club features in a new film as part of The National Lottery's 'Thank You Northern Ireland' campaign.
Jo Myles' story of how the group have helped her and others diagnosed with breast cancer stunned customers buying National Lottery tickets and scratch cards at an east Belfast newsagent when they learned their money has helped support the organisation.
Thanks to National Lottery players, Lagan Dragons received funding through Sport Northern Ireland to help start up the club.
Club captain Joanne Rock founded Lagan Dragons in 2015 and the club now offers weekly dragon boat paddling sessions for anyone affected directly or indirectly by breast cancer. Lagan Dragons provides a safe and fun environment for people to participate in dragon boat paddling, which helps support emotional well-being while encouraging people to improve their overall health and fitness at the same time.
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Watch the video of the Lagan Dragons here: https://youtu.be/sl7_Ou8B_TY
Nodiadau i olygyddion
National Lottery funding from Sport Northern Ireland helped Lagan Dragons start the club
· Since The National Lottery began in 1994, players have raised more than £1 billion for 20,000 projects in Northern Ireland
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Lagan Dragon member Jo Myles tells her story on how joining the dragon boat club helped her recovery from breast cancer. The project, which received National Lottery funding from Sport Northern Ireland, features in a new campaign thanking National Lottery players for the £1 billion of funding invested in Northern Ireland since 1994.
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Getting proper hydration is vital not only while doing the omad diet but to your well-being. Even a one percent deficiency can show signs of dysfunction in the body.
But always drinking liquids such as water while doing omad will not give you the benefits of other nutrients.
What liquids are acceptable/not acceptable while eating one meal a day (omad diet)?
When you are starting the omad diet, knowing what you can and cannot drink outside your eating window can get confusing.
Let's take a complete look at all liquids and whether they are acceptable or not.
This probably the most underrated liquid that there is.
There is a reason it is called "Mineral" water because of the numerous minerals that it provides as well as calcium.
Every brand will be different as far as calcium levels, but some have as much as 340 milligrams per liter.
One of the hidden or under-appreciated minerals contained is sulfate.
Sulfur is the 8th common element that is contained in your body in terms of mass. Your body does not use sulfates very well from digesting sulfur. Therefore, you want to have a greater source than consuming high sulfur content foods.
Other trace minerals in mineral water that are beneficial are sodium, calcium, lithium, and magnesium. Be sure to check the packaging label for everything it has.
Mineral water like Perrier and San Pelligrino contain naturally occurring minerals and carbonation. It's also bottled directly at the source.
Most importantly the taste! It's important to drink something you like the taste of when eating one meal a day. But not only the taste, both have low sodium, zero calories, and no flavors or artificial colors.
This is often referred to as a healthier option than drinking soda. It's just plain water that is dissolved in carbon dioxide. Drinking carbonated water is not only a good way to stay hydrated on the omad diet, but it can also improve digestion, and relieve constipation.
If you sometimes have a sick feeling in your stomach after your one meal, you might find it helpful to drink a glass of carbonated water.
Increasing fiber can help with constipation relief, but increasing your fluids is just as important. Drinking Carbonated water with fiber helps the stomach to make regular and normal stools.
These are artificially produced in which pressurized carbon dioxide is passed through water. These often contain various flavorings and other additives such as potassium bicarbonate, table salt, and sodium bicarbonate.
The one thing that coffee can do best on an omad diet is help suppress your appetite.
When you drink coffee while fasting, it makes it more effective. The caffeine content will have a stronger effect since you are not eating as much. As a result of this, you will have increased energy in comparison of mixing coffee and food.
The Caffeine content in coffee stimulates a neurotransmitter known as dopamine in your brain. Dopamine serves a role in your mental and emotional health. In turn, you get an increased focus which leads to increased productivity.
Tea has a large number of nutrients and antioxidants that help the body. These benefits include fat loss, improved brain function, and a lower risk of cancer.
Unlike coffee, drinking teas can give you hydrating benefits with lower caffeine. The caffeine content will vary with how the tea is brewed, but caffeine tends to be in the range of 15-70mg in one 8 ounce cup. A single cup of coffee ranges from 80-135mg of caffeine.
Recent studies have shown that tea can reduce blood sugar levels and improve insulin sensitivity. One Japanese study shows individuals who drank green tea lowered their risk of developing type 2 diabetes by 42 percent.
The tea below comes highly recommended and offers a large selection of teas that are certified organic.
Diet Soda tricks your metabolism so that it thinks it's getting sugar. In turn, this causes your body to pump insulin. This will make you hungrier. You will crave starchy carbs including pasta and bread and even more sugar.
Even though artificial sweeteners in diet soda have no calories, it will trick the body so it thinks it's getting sugar. In preparation for this, your body releases insulin for the increased blood sugar. When your bloodstream contains increased amounts of insulin, your more likely to store fat. This also leads to a slow down in metabolism which leads to burning fewer calories.
Artificial Sweeteners and obesity are tied together. There are studies that show an increase of two-hundred percent in people who regularly drink diet sodas. This is due to chemicals called obesogens.
Obesogens affect the body's endocrine system. They cause an estrogen-like compound to be produced. It causes the natural estrogen in your body to be inhibited. In turn, this causes a severe imbalance in the body.
Hormonal imbalances can cause thyroid dysfunction, increased fat cell production, and insulin resistance. These are all the opposite of what you are trying to accomplish with your omad diet.
Some commercial brands of coconut water have a whopping 22 grams of sugar per serving. This can be more than some flavors of ice cream. But, even plain coconut water contains 6 grams per cup.
One cup of unflavored coconut water has around 46 calories. Flavored coconut water can contain ever higher calories.
Coconut water is a significant source of sodium. A plain cup of coconut water has 251 milligrams of sodium. This equates to 17 percent of your recommended daily intake. Drinking too much sodium increases your risk of stomach cancer and high blood pressure.
Research has shown that people that are obese contain larger amounts of a bacteria called Firmicutes. They also have lesser amounts of a bacteria called Bacteroidetes in the digestive tract. It is believed that Firmicutes leads to higher amounts of calories being extracted from food. Because of this, the ratio of Bacteriodetes and Firmicutes have become a marker for obesity.
Bone Broth contains high amounts of L-glutamine. Studies have found L-glutamine to reduce Firmicutes in the stomach which aids in weight loss.
Amino acids in Bone Broth helps stimulate muscle protein synthesis. Muscle Protein Synthesis assists in repair, growth, and the maintenance of various muscle groups in the body. In a recent cancer study, researchers found that amino acids reduced inflammation and helped stimulate muscle protein synthesis in groups that were undergoing cancer therapy.
Because of the high concentration of minerals found in bone broth, many consider it to be a "superfood" that can strengthen the immune system. Bone Broth Amino Acids like gultamine, cysteine, and arginine have shown to boost immunity in both animals and humans.
Which Bone Broth is Best?
The bone broth listed below is a favorite among many. It is one of the healthiest on the market and is packed with amino acids and proteins. They only use certified organic ingredients from pasture-raised cattle. Each batch is slowly simmered for 20+ hours. They also use biodegradable packaging to prevent the release of unwanted chemicals.
When you use fresh lemons, they contain as little as 3 calories per tbsp according to the American Diabetes Association. These calories only come from 1 g of carbohydrate.
Fresh lemon juice contains 3 calories per tbsp., the American Diabetes Association reports. The calories come from 1 g of carbohydrate. Fat and protein amount to zero percent of the calories.
Great Source of Potassium – Lemons are a great source of potassium which benefits heart health, nerve, and brain function.
Helps with Digestion – Helps to loosen up toxins in the digestive tract. This helps with symptoms such as bloating, heartburn, and burping.
Cleanses the body – Enhances enzyme function which helps flush out toxins within the body.
Helps with Inflammation – Helps reduce Uric Acid in your joints which can be a main cause of inflammation.
Can Boost Immunity – Provides extra Vitamin C which aids the body in fighting infection.
Obviously, you wouldn't consume alcohol outside your fasting window.
But, consuming alcohol on a regular basis inside your eating window wouldn't be a great choice either for a few reasons. You want the body to be processing real fluids that keep you well and healthy instead of processing alcohol.
If you choose to consume it during your eating window, make sure it's in moderate amounts because alcohol is considered a carcinogen and toxic to the liver.
If you choose to drink alcohol during your eating window, here are some better options you may want to consider. These options include organic white wine, organic sparkling wine, organic red wine, potato vodka, whiskey, tequila, Bourbon, and Grain-based Vodka.
A single cup of white milk has 12 grams of a sugar called lactose. Lactose gives milk a slightly sweet taste. Also known as milk sugar, lactose usually makes up between 0-8 percent of milk.
While white milk has a naturally-occurring sugar that is healthy in your diet, the added sugars are sources of calories that offer no nutritional benefit.
Fruit Juices contain large amounts of sugar called fructose. The liver can only metabolize fructose. Therefore, it's useless for the body.
Excess fructose causes insulin resistance which can lead to damage to the liver such as fatty liver disease. Fructose can have the same effects as alcohol over a period of time.
Fructose also causes leptin resistance. Leptin controls metabolism and appetite and aids in maintaining a normal weight. People that are leptin resistant, tend to increase fat and weight gain.
Apple cider vinegar contains acetic acid, which increases your metabolism, reduces water retention, and helps suppress the appetite. Some scientists also have a theory that it combats your body's digestion of starch. This leads to fewer calories that enter the bloodstream.
Apple Cider Vinegar is prebiotic. Prebiotics are known as a food source for beneficial bacteria in your digestive system. Prebiotics can aid in keeping a healthy population of these beneficial bacteria in your gut. ACV can also aid in killing off the bad bacteria in your digestive system.
Vinegar has shown a number of benefits in levels of blood sugar and insulin function. These benefits include insulin sensitivity reductions in ranges of 19-34% in meals that were high-carb. Taking two tablespoons of ACV has also been shown to reduce blood sugar by at least 4%.
Braggs is a certified organic raw vinegar. Their apples are organically grown and they are processed and bottled within USDA guidelines. It also comes rich in potassium and enzymes.
Many will use artificial sweeteners as a replacement for sugar. There are recent studies showing increasing insulin levels when using artificial sweeteners.
Many studies have failed to show positive effects for weight loss in those that consumed artificial sweeteners instead of sugar. In fact, this study shows artificial sweeteners can increase cravings and appetite.
Many artificial sweeteners also contain carbs. This includes sucralose, dextrose, and maltodextrin.
It's very important to look at the nutritional label in anything that you wish to drink to check for unwanted sugars or calories.
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I have these matcha love green tea drinks I drink. They are 35 calories in one can, I usually drink one every morning and can go all day without eating until dinner time. Is it bad to drink this? It has 120mg of catechins. They are really good for you. Just don't want this one drink to mess me all up since I'm just starting on this journey.
It has 9mg of sugar.
Ok. This would certainly be ok to have with within your eating window if you chose to. But, I would certainly avoid it outside the eating window. Let me know if I can be of any more help!
Hi! I love this blog and I'm thinking about starting the OMAD diet. This list has been very helpful, but I still have one question I cannot drink coffee without making it sweeter. Am I allowed to pour sugar in it? Is Ginseng coffee permitted?
Can we drink this stuff outside our window hour?
Hi Veronica! I'm happy that I have been helpful to you! To get the best results on the Omad Diet, I recommend a clean fast outside of the eating window. Unfortunately, sugar will trigger will insulin response which will break your fasted state outside your eating window. As far as the Ginseng Coffee, that will depend on the nutritional value on the back of it. I would look for carbs and sugars. The carbs will also cause an insulin response and break your fasted state.
What about adding a small amount of no added sugar orange squash to my water? It's 0g of sugar.
Hi Char and thanks for writing! I would check the label for artificial sweeteners, sugar, or calories. Any of these will break your fast. If you are still unsure, I would be more than happy to take a look at the label for you if you have a pic of it. Thanks!
Thanks for your reply! Ah yes, it sadly has a small number of artificial sweeteners. What a shame. I struggle with only drinking water as it makes me feel sick for some reason and I hate the taste of tea and coffee with no sugar, so I was just trying to find an alternative.
Hi! Many thanks for all the OMAD insights and tips. One question: outside my eating window, I drink green tea, sweetened with a few drops of liquid stevia extract, that has 0 cals and 0 carbs, will this break my fast? Thanks in advance for your comments.
Hi Juan and thanks for the question! I'm glad you have found my insights and tips helpful. For the liquid stevia, check the label for the following additives: Maltodextrin, dextrose, inulin, erythritol, xylitol, and glycerin. These are common fillers and additives that are found in stevia that can produce an insulin response and break your fast. If you see any other ingredients on stevia and you are not sure, don't hesitate to reach out. I hope you found this helpful. Please let me know if you have any more questions.
Thanks for the reply! I just read the label, it says: water, edulcorant, stevia extract 6.6% (6.6 gr/100 gr), acidity regulator (citric acid) and conservatives (sodium benzoate & potassium sorbate), what do you think?, is it OMAD safe? 🙂 thanks again!
Hi Juan. It sounds like you will be ok with the ingredients that you provided. Thanks again for the question!
Hi Jimmy,i read thru ur blog when searching for omad diet…its gr8 n so i thoought of trying it.i had a heavy breakfast n waa fine till noon..bt aftr tht ws terribly hungry.i had a muskmelon with soyamilk..i doubt if thts allowed.really want to keep goin on ths diet..hp i can do it better tmr.
Thanks for writing Divya! You can certainly do better tomorrow! Don't ever give up and never stop trying to achieve your goals!
What if I can't drink black coffee or tea? Would a shot of non dairy creamer ruin the day?
Hi Siena! Thanks for your question! I would carefully check the label of your non-dairy creamer. Many non-dairy creamers contain casein. Casein is what is known as a milk protein and can affect your fasting period. Feel free to send me your label and I will be happy to take a look at it. Thanks again for writing and please let me know if I can be of any more help!
Hi Jimmy, Thanks for this very insightful website. I'm planning to do OMAD to break a plateau I've reached on my keto regime. Quick question: Can I still have my early morning bulletproof coffee during the fasting window?
Hi Kevin and thanks for writing! I'm happy that you have found my website helpful! Having bulletproof coffee outside your eating window will break your fast and affect your weight loss. However, feel free to have it within your eating window with your meal.
Hi Temi and thanks for writing! I would be happy to assist you. If you can give me a link to the green coffee product you are interested in, I will take a look at the ingredients. I will then be able to determine if the product is safe outside of your eating window.
Is herbal tea a good idea if it's unsweetened?
Hi Marilyn and thanks for writing! Unsweetened herbal teas are a great choice while doing the Omad Diet as they have many benefits. I talk about many of them in my book the-step-by-step beginners guide to the Omad Diet. Just be sure to carefully read the labels on many of the herbal teas as they may contain additional unwanted additives.
Hello! I am new to the OMAD world, and I have been drinking green tea without any sweetener, however towards the end of the day I don't really want to be drinking anything with caffeine. If I drink Lemon Herbal tea without any sweeteners would I be breaking my fast?
Hi Rachel and thanks for writing! I always recommend herbal teas(without sweeteners) as they have many benefits and can help with hunger. Always be sure to check the label for any additional ingredients in the teas to be sure there is nothing that would break your fast. If you are ever unsure, you can always take a pic of the label and send it to me and I would be happy to take a look at it.
Hi Bridget and thanks for writing! Happy to hear that you have been on the Omad diet for a month! I always highly recommend various herbal teas while doing the omad diet. I talk a lot about them in my book and which ones I recommend. I love the benefits that herbal teas provide such as reducing Inflammation, anti-aging, stress relief & anxiety, lower blood pressure, skin health, etc. Thanks again for writing and keep me updated on your journey!
How about sliced cucumbers in water? or mint leaves? It wouldn't be all the time, just when I'm craving some flavor changes.
Hi Laurena. Thanks for writing! For those who goals are to maximize the benefits of intermittent fasting, I always encourage a clean fast. However, if you need sliced cucumbers and mint leaves in water to help you once in a while, this would be ok in small amounts. However, I would never do this more than once a day while doing the omad diet. Thanks again for the question and please let me know if I can help with anything else!
Hi Jessica and thanks so much for writing! The use of MCT Oil will depend on your goals. Most have goals of weight loss. In order to maximize the weight loss benefits of intermittent fasting I always encourage a clean fasting period. Some may have different goals in which they may incorporate mct oil's into their plan. Again, thanks for writing and let me know if you have any more questions!
I am on this diet. However I drink a cup of milk tea. Is it harmful? A 2/3 spoon of milk in a 200ml water.
Hi Aradhna and thanks for writing! In order to maximize the weight loss benefits of intermittent fasting, I always encourage a clean fasting period. Therefore, I wouldn't recommend the milk tea. Please let me know if you have any more questions!
This helps a lot but I have one question: Can I use stevia and coconut milk in my tea? I cant stand drinking tea without something to sweeten the flavor.
Hi Rissa and thanks for the question! In order to maximize the benefits of intermittent fasting, I always encourage a clean fasting period. If you have to add something, I would only do the stevia. However, I would use in small amounts and monitor your weight loss progress throughout your regime while using it. I talk about stevia in this article https://omaddiet.com/artificial-sweeteners-omad-diet/. Please let me know if you have any more questions!
Am I allowed to drink Club Soda during my fast.
1. Will it break my fast?
2. Does it Have any bad side effects?
Hi Shine and thanks for writing! Club Soda is actually just a fizzy drink made by combining plain water and carbon dioxide. You will be ok during your fasting period, but be sure to stay away from anything flavored. Does it have any side effects? No, it does not as long as you are drinking it in moderation. Drinking club soda in large quantities will increase calcium and sodium in your omad diet, which can cause health complications. Thanks again for writing and keep me updated on your journey!


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Innovation: Taking the Neglect out of Neglected Diseases, Part II
Trevor Mundel
I speak often about the connection between early stage research and long-term impact, because without investing in one, you can't have the other. Several months ago, I talked about the fight against onchocerciasis – also known as "river blindness" – as a prime example of an area where we're making excellent progress because of this approach.
In 1987, the pharmaceutical company Merck made history by announcing it would donate the drug ivermectin to any country that asked for it to aid in the fight against river blindness. Merck's continuing donations – and the steadfast commitment of the World Health Organization to control the disease through mass drug administration control programs – have drastically reduced cases in many countries and helped eliminate river blindness in others.
Unfortunately, onchocerciasis remains an acute problem in low-income countries, particularly in Africa. To understand how we can help the 26 million people still living with the disease – and protect the nearly 185 million people who are at risk of contracting it – we need a variety of innovations.
River blindness is caused by a parasite transmitted by black flies that live near fast-flowing rivers in countries where the disease is endemic. As the name suggests, it can cause blindness, as well as hardened, scaly skin and unbearable itching. Ivermectin is effective at killing young parasites, called microfilariae, but there is no proven treatment for killing adult parasites that produce new generations—and the adults can live inside humans for more than 15 years. Since the young parasites are the type transmitted by flies and cause the worst symptoms, administering ivermectin reduces disease transmission and gives people great relief. But they still have to be treated repeatedly for more than 20 years as they wait for the adult worms to die of natural causes.
A drug that targets the adult parasites would make it easier to treat people and eliminate onchocerciasis sooner. But part of the problem with developing such a drug is that it's difficult to study adult worms because they only infect humans and can't be grown in a lab. In fact, for a long time, the only way to obtain adult onchocerciasis parasites was to harvest them surgically from infected people!
Dr. Sara Lustigman knows these challenges very well; she has been working on understanding neglected tropical diseases for 40 years, long before the Gates Foundation existed. For more than 30 years she has been researching river blindness, focusing on ways to prevent the disease by developing preventive vaccines and discovering new drugs that can kill adult worms.
As part of the discovery and development process, she was determined to learn how to grow parasites in a lab. When she first applied for a Grand Challenges grant, she had already figured out how to coax parasites through the first steps of development. But recreating the final transformation of parasites into full-grown adults was proving especially difficult, because it could only happen in human hosts — in tissues that lie just below the skin. She came to us with a simple idea: if the onchocerciasis parasite needs to migrate through human skin to reach tissues where it can fully mature, she would recreate human skin, or a reasonable facsimile of it, in a culture dish.
With a Grand Challenges Explorations grant, Dr. Lustigman was able to figure out which of the many kinds of skin and related cells the worm preferred, and then used those cells and other supporting materials to build three-dimensional, human skin-like models to determine which combination worked best. She was also able to discover the best conditions to grow worms into a form known as the fifth, or L5, stage—think of transforming teenagers into young adults in a lab. The discovery was immediately helpful to researchers looking for ways to test new treatments. They could now test drugs against a form of the parasite that closely approximated the form they needed to eliminate in patients.
Dr. Lustigman sought to extend this breakthrough by developing fully adult, fertile worms as well. In infected humans, these worms are between a foot and a foot and a half long. And to tackle the challenge, Dr. Lustigman needed sophisticated three-dimensional tissue models, the creation of which presented huge obstacles, some of which seemed insurmountable.
At this point that my favorite innovator intervened to lend a hand – serendipity. Not long after Lustigman decided to try to grow fully adult worms, she gave a talk in Germany at the University of Würzburg and learned by chance that they have an entire department dedicated to tissue engineering. She toured the facility and discovered that the department was already creating three-dimensional human skin models to provide graft material for burn victims, to test new creams and cosmetics for safety, and to help another researcher figure out how parasites of all kinds invade skin in the first place.
Through a collaboration with the Department of Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine at the University Hospital of Würzburg, Dr. Lustigman is now working with Dr. Jan Hansmann to develop and test his innovative skin tissue models as she expands on her previous work. She will seek to use these new models to host onchocerciasis parasites for the six-months to one-year period that it takes for the parasite to grow from young adulthood into maturity.
No single innovation solves an entire problem. Once Dr. Lustigman has figured out how to grow adult onchocerciasis parasites in a lab, she and her fellow scientists will still face an uphill battle trying to find the right drugs to defeat the disease. But they now have a reasonable way to devise tests for this purpose and make sure early on that drugs under investigation can kill these adult parasite forms, which gives me great hope that river blindness will soon be a disease that exists in history books alone.
Trevor Mundel, MD, is President of Global Health at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. He leads the foundation's efforts in research and development of health solutions, including vaccines, drugs, and diagnostics.
Topics Grand Challenges, Neglected Diseases, Health Science & Technology, Water, Sanitation, & Hygiene
Country Africa, India, Canada, United States, United Kingdom
Innovation: Taking the Neglect out of Neglected Disease


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There is no more influential or challenging role than being a parent. We believe that parents are heroes. That's why we are here support you, to provide a "creative antidote" to the relentless pressures that confront young people—the moment they walk out the door or look down at their screens. Our mission is to give young people the tools and resources they need to become their best, most authentic, most confident selves.
In all our work with teens, we've found several universal themes. Teens today feel overwhelmed by both academic and social pressure: the pressure to succeed and the pressure to conform. What young people really want is a safe place to speak their truth, be themselves, and feel connected and supported. This is precisely what we work to provide.
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package in.twizmwaz.cardinal.module.modules.cycleTimer;

import in.twizmwaz.cardinal.match.Match;
import in.twizmwaz.cardinal.module.ModuleBuilder;
import in.twizmwaz.cardinal.module.ModuleCollection;

public class CycleTimerModuleBuilder implements ModuleBuilder {

    @Override
    public ModuleCollection<CycleTimerModule> load(Match match) {
        return new ModuleCollection<>(new CycleTimerModule(match));
    }

}