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Balanced Diet & Activity Key to Health
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BROOKINGS, S.D. - When
it comes to preparing a meal
There are a lot of non-federal student loan options available
for her family, Megan Erickto students. Most of these loans will require the student to
son counts herself fortunate.
have a cosigner and if the student does not make payments,
Her 15-month-old daughter,
that cosigner will be required to do so.
Haley, will eat just about
A few other things to think about when taking out a
anything Erickson gives her
private student loan is that the interest rate will probably be
variable and higher than the current federal student loan (up - fruits, vegetables, meat and
milk - you name it and her
to 18 percent).
little gal will try it.
These loans are not available to flexible repayment plans
“It makes me feel good
as federal student loans are and they cannot be consolidated
because a balanced diet
with federal student loans.
Part-Time Work: I can’t tell you the number of times I have plays an important role in
health,” says Erickson, who
heard someone say that if college students would just work,
they wouldn’t be so far in debt. Students are working; A 2011 is an SDSU Extension Nutrition Field Specialist.
U.S. Census report determined that 71 percent of college
This particular evening,
undergraduates worked while in college.
Erickson is making hamburgThe truth is, it isn’t possible for students to work a parters with green beans for suptime job to cover their college costs like in the past.
per. “Haley’s favorite protein
If a student is only making minimum wage, they would
have to work more than a full-time job to pay for their educa- is hamburger - she just loves
it,” said Erickson, specifying
tion.
that she cooks with 90-95%
This doesn’t mean student should not work. By working
lean hamburger.
a part-time job they can pay for books, supplies, travel, perThis also puts Erickson’s
sonal, and other expenses.
Choose a Less Expensive School: Even by starting at a two- mind at ease because as
she explains, not only is red
year community college to get some coursework done can
meat an excellent source of
save families thousands of dollars (as long as those credits
protein, but it also provides
transfer). Or, maybe the student wants to work in a field that
only requires a technical degree instead of a traditional 4-year many other nutrients essential to overall health. “Red
degree.
meat contains high levels
Or, check with your state to see if there are programs
of iron, B vitamins and is an
available for you high school students to earn duel (high
important component of a
school/college) credit at a reduced rate.
balanced diet which helps us
For example, in the state of South Dakota, high school
students can enroll in college-level courses for $40 per credit maintain a healthy weight.”
To help her in meal
hour and receive both high school and college credit. niGrow
planning, Erickson uses
MyPlate. MyPlate is the U.S.
Department of Agriculture
(USDA) nutritional guideline
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MyPyramid. “I just picture
the plate and go from there.
MyPlate encourages you to
fill half your plate with fruits
and vegetables, then include
a lean protein, a whole grain
and dairy product.”
Recent findings result in
consumer confusion
Due to the health benefits
found in red meat, Erickson
is concerned that many
South Dakotans and other
consumers will be confused
by recent findings released
by the World Health Organization’s International Agency
for Research on Cancer
(IARC).
On October 26, 2015,
IARC released findings
which classified red meat
as a “probable carcinogen”
and processed meats, like
hotdogs and bacon, as “carcinogenic.”
“Most scientists agree
that it’s unrealistic to isolate
a single food, like red meat,
and label it as a potential
hazard,” Erickson explains.
As alarming as these classifications sound, Erickson’s
colleague, Ann Schwader
said that the fact the findings are based on limited
evidence, as mentioned in
the news release, should put
consumers’ minds at ease.
Schwader quotes the
release, “After thoroughly
reviewing the accumulated
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Parcel 1: Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter and
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(SE4 SW4 & SW4 SE4) Section 23, Township 94 North,
Range 54 West, Yankton County, SD 78 +/- acres.
2014 Real Estate Taxes due in 2015: $2,461.44
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• The following non-refundable down payments from the winning bidder(s) are due the day of the auction:
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• Real Estate Taxes are current. 2015 Real Estate taxes due in 2016 will be the responsibility of the Seller.
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report published by the
Nutritional Alliance for Nutrition and Activity.
In the release, director
of the IARC, Dr. Christopher
Wild, is quoted saying that
he sees the findings more as
a tool to encourage further
research than nutritional
guidelines consumers should
follow. “These findings further support current public
health recommendations to
limit intake of meat. At the
same time, red meat has
nutritional value. Therefore,
these results are important
in enabling governments
and international regulatory
agencies to conduct risk
assessments, in order to balance the risks and benefits
of eating red meat and processed meat and to provide
the best possible dietary
recommendations.”
The take home message?
Schwader and Erickson
encourage consumers to
base their decisions on what
years of research has shown,
“Physical activity and eating
a balanced diet, which includes lean red meat, lowers
the risk of chronic diseases,
like diabetes, heart disease
and cancer,” Erickson says.
“These findings do not
provide enough evidence for
me to change what I feed my
family.” niGrow
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scientific literature, a Working Group of 22 experts
from 10 countries convened
by the IARC Monographs
Programme classified the
consumption of red meat
as probably carcinogenic to
humans (Group 2A), based
on limited evidence that the
consumption of red meat
causes cancer in humans
and strong mechanistic evidence supporting a carcinogenic effect.”
When reading the findings, Schwader, who is also
an SDSU Extension Nutrition Field Specialist, had
additional concerns. “After
reviewing the document,
nowhere does it indicate
that the IARC considered
environmental factors or
other behaviors such as inactivity, smoking or alcohol
consumption,” she explains.
“Overall, risk factors for cancer are many and include;
age, family history, lifestyle
and contact such as eating,
drinking, and touching harmful substances.”
Schwader adds.
“If we are looking for
ways to prevent cancer,
there is an abundance of
research which points to
physical activity and a wellbalanced diet playing a large
role in cancer prevention,”
Schwader says, referencing
a National Health Priorities
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It shows that Don & Elaine have taken great pride in their personal property. All
items are super clean and would be a great addition to anyone’s home. Visit our web
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HOUSEHOLD: G.E. 23.6 Cu. Ft. Side by Side Refrigerator/Freezer. G.E. Self Cleaning
Oven. G.E. Matching Washer & Dryer - Super Size (Like New). G.E. Apt. Size Chest
Type Freezer. Matching Lazy Boy Living Room Set w/ Reclining Sofa & Reclining Love
Seat -“Brown” - Like New. Blue Tone Sofa & Matching Reclining Chair. Lazy Boy Recliners (1) Brown Tone & (1) Blue Tone. Glass Top End Tables & Coffee Table Set. LG 42”
Flat Screen TV & Wooden TV Stand. RCA 27” Console TV. Vizio 20” TV. Other Smaller
TVs. Oak Lighted Corner Hutch & A Lighted Tall Hutch. Small Floor Model Curio Cabinet. Tell City Dining Room Set w/ Table & 2 Leaves, (Extends to over 100”) 8 Chairs &
Matching China Hutch. (4) Castered Chairs. (3) Bar Stools. Oak Stanley Bedroom Set
w/ Queen Size Bed, Dresser w/ Mirror, Chest of Drawers & Night Stands. 2 Piece Bedroom Set w/Full Size Bed & Dresser & Mirror. 3 Piece Bedroom Set w/Full Size Bed,
Chest of Drawers & Dresser. Full Size Bed w/ Bookcase Headboard. (2) Full Size Beds
w/Older Metal Headboards. Full Size Bed w/Gold Brass Colored Headboard. Wooden
Baby Bed. 5 Ft. Office Desk. Leather Office Chair. 2 Drawer Fire Proof File Cabinet.
4 Drawer File Cabinet. Oak Book Shelf. Sun Heat model SH-1500 Portable Heater.
Electrolux Discovery Upright Vacuum w/Attachments. Panasonic Vacuum. JVC Stereo System. Insignia DVD Player. Many Card Tables & Approx 16 Matching Folding
Chairs. Water Pitchers, Drinking Glasses, Coffee Cups, Large Offering of Cookware,
Cookbooks. Many Pots & Pans. Large Elec. Roaster. Tupperware. Large Selection of
Flatware. Small Kitchen Appliances. Large Set of Covington China Stoneware Set. Correllware Dinner Ware Set w/ Serving Pieces (Approx 24 Place Settings). Riccar Sewing
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JD 214-T Baler. John Deere Toy Thrash Machine. Other Miscellaneous John Deere Collectibles. Green Magazines from 2006 thru 2014. Pink Depression Stemware. Avon
Cape Cod China - Approx 12 Place Setting. Style House China “Sharon” Pattern - Approx 9 Place Setting. 1927 Footed Cedar Chest - Very Nice. “Lane” Waterfall Cedar
Chest. Embroidered Dish Towel Sets. Small Set of Tudor Plate Silverware. Sewing Cabinet. Contempory Bike/Flower Basket Accent Piece. Radio Flyer Red Wagon. LAWN
& GARDEN EQUIPMENT & TOOLS: John Deere TRS-27 Snow Blower w/Elec.
Start - Like New. John Deere 14 SE Walk Behind Lawn Mower w/ Elec. Start & Bagger.
Stihl BG-85 Leaf Blower/Vacuum. Stihl Weed Eater. Scotts Fertilizer Spreader. Round
Patio Table w/6 Chairs. Sunbeam Gas BBQ Grill. Remington .22 Single Shot Rifle. Illinois Industrial Tools Roll-A-Round Tool Box. Standard & Metric Wrenches, Socket
Sets, & Other Miscellaneous Hand Tools. Master Mechanic 6 Gal Shop Vac. Craftsman
1 Hp 3 Gallon Air Compressor. Fishing Equipment. Elec. Heaters, Drop Cords. 6 Ft.
Fiberglass Step Ladder. Garden Hose, Garden Tools, Purple Martin Bird House. (2) 8
Ft. Banquet Tables. Plus Many More Miscellaneous Items Too Numerous To Mention.
AUTOMOBILE Sells at 12:30pm: 2005 Buick Park Avenue, 56,337 Miles, Fully
Loaded Self Leveling, Near New Tires, 3800 Engine, Polished Alum. Wheels, Double
Insulated Doors, - Has had a regular maintenance program. - Super Clean Car.
Home for Sale by Private Treaty; Beautiful Home for a Large Family in Move in Condition - For Information Contact: Bette Becker @ 402-254-3289 or 402-841-0014
Don & Elaine Hochstein - Owners Phone 402.254.2356
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