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Celebrate Celiac Awareness Day
History Of Celiac Awareness Day
Celiac Awareness Day was developed by the United States Senate to raise awareness of this condition, stating in their resolution that we all “should become more informed and aware of celiac disease.” Celiac disease was first discovered by Samuel Gee in 1888, a
Celiac disease affects the lower intestine and occurs in those who have a genetic predisposition to the condition. The disease is a result as part of a reaction to gluten, a protein found primarily in grains like barley, wheat, and rye. While it can persist into adulthood, it is most common among those aged six months to two years, and in these patients can cause serious issues due to poor nutrient absorption, often causing anemia. For all sufferers of Celiac disease, the only treatment is a lifelong diet free from gluten.
JOKE OF THE DAY
WORD OF THE DAY
felix culpa
The Fall of Man, 1592
MEANING:noun: An error or disaster that has fortunate consequences.
ETYMOLOGY:From Latin felix culpa (happy fault). Earliest documented use: 1913. A related word is serendipity.
NOTES:Felix culpa is also known as a fortunate fall or happy accident. In Christianity, the fall of Adam and Eve is seen as a felix culpa since it resulted in the coming of Christ.
USAGE:“I’ve watched hundreds of clients turn all sorts of disasters -- getting cancer, losing a loved one, going bankrupt -- into felix culpae.”
Martha Beck; Reversal of Bad Fortune; O, The Oprah Magazine (New York); Jul 2014.
“Seawater had protected us, at least after Duke William, and his invasion was a felix culpa, since it bound Britain into European civilisation and prevented us from becoming part of south Scandinavia.”
Bruce Anderson; The Depths of Tranquillity; The Spectator (London, UK); Sep 15, 2018.
Martha Beck; Reversal of Bad Fortune; O, The Oprah Magazine (New York); Jul 2014.
“Seawater had protected us, at least after Duke William, and his invasion was a felix culpa, since it bound Britain into European civilisation and prevented us from becoming part of south Scandinavia.”
Bruce Anderson; The Depths of Tranquillity; The Spectator (London, UK); Sep 15, 2018.
Social Distancing For Dogs
TODAY'S ARTIST thanks, Natalie
Louis Valtat (French: [valta]; 8 August 1869 – 2 January 1952)
was a French painter and printmaker associated with the Fauves ("the wild beasts", so named for their wild use of color), who first exhibited together in 1905 at the Salon d'Automne.[1] He is noted as a key figure in the stylistic transition in painting from Monet to Matisse.
IDIOM OF THE DAY
What does 'Be all ears' mean?
Meaning: If you are all ears, you are very eager to hear what someone has to say.
Meaning: If you are all ears, you are very eager to hear what someone has to say.
DAILY SQUEEK
DAILY SQUEEK
If You Were Born Today, September 13
Extremely creative, you are also able to turn your creations into something practical. A born entrepreneur, you seem to have endless new ideas. It's best to watch a tendency to over-analyze your relationships. You are fully capable of taking the lead; nevertheless, you enjoy serving in some manner, whether it's through teaching or simply finding joy in attending to others' needs. You are clever, witty, and your sense of humor is mischievous. Sarcasm comes easily to you, but be careful it's not too biting. Overall, you have the feeling that you can win others over with your wit, and you usually can! Your ability to solve problems is next to none. Famous people born today:
1660 Daniel Defoe, English novelist (Robinson Crusoe), born in London, England (d. 1731)
1775 Laura Secord, Canadian war heroine, born in Great Barrington, Massachusetts Bay (d. 1868)
1857 Milton S. Hershey, American chocolate tycoon (The Hershey Chocolate Company) and philanthropist, born in Derry Township, Pennsylvania (d. 1945)
1874 Arnold Schoenberg, Austrian composer (2nd Quartet) and painter associated with the expressionist movement, born in Vienna, Austria (d. 1951)
1903 Claudette Colbert [Lily Chauchoin], French-born American actress (Texas Lady, It Happened One Night), born in Paris (d. 1996)
thanks, Riley
(Not So) TOTALLY USELESS FACTS OF THE DAY
If You Were Born Today, September 13
Extremely creative, you are also able to turn your creations into something practical. A born entrepreneur, you seem to have endless new ideas. It's best to watch a tendency to over-analyze your relationships. You are fully capable of taking the lead; nevertheless, you enjoy serving in some manner, whether it's through teaching or simply finding joy in attending to others' needs. You are clever, witty, and your sense of humor is mischievous. Sarcasm comes easily to you, but be careful it's not too biting. Overall, you have the feeling that you can win others over with your wit, and you usually can! Your ability to solve problems is next to none. Famous people born today:
(Not So) TOTALLY USELESS FACTS OF THE DAY
In 1719, prisoners in Paris were offered freedom as long as they were willing to marry a prostitute and move to Louisiana.
Your head ages more quickly than your feet. Your feet are closer to the center of the Earth's gravitational field, where time moves slightly slower.
About 16.4 million Americans believe chocolate milk comes from brown cows.
READERS INFO1.
1990 -
The law-enforcement series Law & Order debuted on the NBC television network; the show became one of the longest-running prime-time TV dramas in the United States.
2.Sept 14, 1879 -
American social reformer Margaret Sanger, who was a founder of the birth-control movement in the United States and an international leader in the field, was born.
3.Coronavirus Style by Sylvia, CAN DO CorrespondentUpholstery & Mattress Spray Cleaner
- 150ml plain shampoo
- 150ml alcohol
- 90ml hydrogen peroxide
- 1 L water
In a bucket add water, shampoo, alcohol, hydrogen peroxide and mix. Transfer everything to a PET bottle using a funnel. If putting into a spray bottle, do not close the bottle for 5 hours, to get rid of oxygenation or the bottle may burst.
To apply to a mattress, use a brush to scrub it and then wipe down with a dry cloth. This can also be used on upholstery. The alcohol helps in it quickly drying, while helping to eliminate dust mites and bacteria.
COFFEEthanks, Ella
READERS INFO
- 150ml plain shampoo
- 150ml alcohol
- 90ml hydrogen peroxide
- 1 L water
In a bucket add water, shampoo, alcohol, hydrogen peroxide and mix. Transfer everything to a PET bottle using a funnel. If putting into a spray bottle, do not close the bottle for 5 hours, to get rid of oxygenation or the bottle may burst.
To apply to a mattress, use a brush to scrub it and then wipe down with a dry cloth. This can also be used on upholstery. The alcohol helps in it quickly drying, while helping to eliminate dust mites and bacteria.
COFFEE
PICTURES OF THE DAY
Aglianico is a red wine grape grown in the Campania and Basilicata regions of Italy. It has also recently been planted in Australia, where it thrives in a predominantly sunny climate. The grape is believed to have originated in Greece, and was introduced to Italy by the Phoenicians. The name is in fact a corruption of 'Ellenico' the Italian word for 'Greek'.
Strike a Pose
Thoughts Of A Dog
knitthanks, Emma
knit
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knit
CROCHET PATTERNS OF THE DAY
Crisscross Throw
crochet
thanks, Helen
crochet
thanks, Emily
crochet
crochet
crochet
CROCKPOT RECIPE
VEGAN/ VEGETARIAN RECIPE
Both vegetarian and vegan diets may provide health benefits, including reduced body weight, lower cholesterol levels, and decreased risk of cardiovascular disease. However, it is important for vegetarians and vegans to ensure that they are meeting all of their nutritional requirements.
COPYCAT RECIPE
SWEETS RECIPE
PUZZLE
WORD SEARCH
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SUDOKU .. easy
solution:
What's The Wildest Thing You've Ever Done In A Hotel Room?
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CLEVER
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
OPTICAL ILLUSION
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