total health. diversity. Washington, DC.
Thanks for publishing photograph, @DCist.
It’s from a well known dance party in front of the home of some of our adminstration’s leadership. I personally prefer this photograph from that event.
Enjoy.
“We believe immigrants should not be welcomed with tear gas at our border. We believe they should be welcomed with biodegradable rainbow confetti.”
Source: Protesters Are Bringing A Queer Dance Party To Stephen Miller’s Home | DCist
By request. These cookies:
2.3g carbohydrates, 17g fat per serving, resulting in minimal to no impact to glucose levels as tested using a continuous glucose monitor.
Because I am working on my food photography – enjoy.
Thank you for publishing my photograph, UrbanTurf_DC.
The photograph is of historic U street at dusk. Isn’t Washington, DC beautiful?
Strong competition on the DC housing market led buyers to shift their attention elsewhere in the city. Here are the six neighborhoods where buyers paid above asking this year.
Source: The 6 DC Neighborhoods Where You Paid Above Asking in 2018
Thank you (again) for publishing one of my photographs, @DCist.
This one is of a Get Out the Vote event staffed/supported by LGBTQ people in Washington, DC.
What was great about the scene was the diversity of people engaged, taking control of their health and life destiny, one of the reasons we are all here. More photos from the evening are below, enjoy.
DCist covers news, city politics, arts, events, culture, and curiosities in Washington, D.C. The site is owned by WAMU 88.5.Source: In The Money: Major Changes Are Coming To D.C. Elections | DCist
Low Carbohydrate, Healthy Fat Walnut Snowball Cookies, to help friends celebrate life events with a relaxed pancreas.
No added sugar, no vegetable oils, only real 🥛 fat
Catching up on posting recipies – this one is from @KetoConnect
See: Walnut Snowball Cookies – KetoConnect
This week’s photograph, taken in Washington, DC (of course) is of three women who are making history:
It was a delight to be in their presence and watch them lead.
I’m so happy this century turned out as great as I thought it would 🙂 .
We did it.
We just voted to expand Medicaid to 3,700 of my constituents and more than 300,000 uninsured Virginians.
This is the product of the votes you cast, the doors you knocked, the phone calls you made, the donations you contributed and the word you spread.
Thank you!!! pic.twitter.com/1nHuBRkX9m— Danica Roem (@pwcdanica) May 31, 2018
They were joined by Lt. Governor of Virginia, Justin Fairfax (@LGJustinFairfax). Enjoy the photos.
Thanks for publishing my photographs, @ggwash, and for helping DC stay walkable 🙂 .
Isn’t Washington, DC beautiful?
Urbanist author Philip Langdon uses six neighborhoods around the country of varying density, age, urban character, and geographical location as case examples for which kinds of built environments lead to places that are walkable, community-oriented, pleasant to live in, and economically successful.
Source: What DC can learn from walkable communities around the country (Part 2) – Greater Greater Washington
Thanks for using my photograph, @DCist of Upshur Street, in Washington, DC, maybe in happier times…
The much-ballyhooed blocks have seen some surprising headlines in recent weeks.
Source: With Recent Closures, Is Upshur Street In Trouble? | DCist
Thanks for publishing my photograph in this story, @MyGPB.
It was taken in the national @NPR newsroom in 2013, at a different time, when photographs were allowed in this part of the building. That time has now passed…. enjoy the photograph in the meantime.
After a contentious interaction between CNN’s Jim Acosta and President Donald Trump during a briefing, Acosta’s press pass was revoked. CNN later sued the
Source: CNN White House Lawsuit And Media’s Changing Role | Georgia Public Broadcasting
In English: following weight loss, people on lower carbohydrate diets were able to eat more food to keep their weight stable than people on high carb low-fat diets, putting another nail in the coffin of low fat diets and “calories-in/calories-out” – weight may be more dependent on hormonal interaction with food (insulin/ghrelin/leptin) than on simple number of calories eaten.
“Change in total energy expenditure, the primary outcome, in intention-to-treat (top) and per protocol (bottom) analyses. Data are shown as mean change from start of test phase, with whiskers representing 1 standard error above and below the mean. P tests uniformity across diet groups for average of changes at midpoint and end of test phase.”Ebbeling CB, Feldman HA, Klein GL, Wong JMW, Bielak L, Steltz SK, et al. Effects of a low carbohydrate diet on energy expenditure during weight loss maintenance: randomized trial. BMJ [Internet]. 2018;363:4583. Available from: dx.doi.org/10.1136/bmj.k4583
Since this paper has been published, there’s been a lot of back and forth, first on social media, and now nicely organized in the response section on bmj.com, so best to learn about the different points of view.
In addition to the energy expenditure differences it’s worth noting two additional findings:
This is not a study of plant-based or plant-free nutrition.
Toward Common Ground in Nutrition
Scientific argument often aligns with personal ethics.
👉Vegans cite studies on benefits of low-fat.
👉Low-carb dieters highlight benefits of meat.
But these biases don't reflect modern realities, as we argue in BMJhttps://t.co/JryK0syiTW— Dr. David Ludwig (@davidludwigmd) November 26, 2018
Ebbeling CB, Feldman HA, Klein GL, Wong JMW, Bielak L, Steltz SK, et al. Effects of a low carbohydrate diet on energy expenditure during weight loss maintenance: randomized trial. BMJ [Internet]. 2018;363:4583. Available from: dx.doi.org/10.1136/bmj.k4583
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