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Q: Ruby, MySQL: Connection pool that is outside of the rails framework? Is there a ruby gem or such for MySQL connection pooling that isn't part of rails? I simply have a ruby script (again, I don't do anything with rails).

A: Seamless Database Pool is supposed to work "with any ActiveRecord application", and ActiveRecord is easy to use without Rails. I've used ActiveRecord in a plain Ruby app, and it was just a matter of configuring the logger and the database connection, something like
ActiveRecord::Base.logger = App.logger
dbconfig = YAML::load(File.open("#{APP_ROOT}/config/database.yml"))
ActiveRecord::Base.establish_connection(dbconfig[ENV["APP_ENV"]])

I haven't used Seamless Database Pool outside of Rails, but I couldn't find any connection poolers aimed at plain Ruby apps after a quick search so it might be your best bet.

A: If you use JRuby (with ActiveRecord and JDBC adapter) you can configure a J2EE container to handle DB connection pool and pass the pool in database.yml via jndi similar to here (example with oracle).
Also, some slides for MYSQL pools via ActiveRecord
ActiveRecord::Base.establish_connection(
  :adapter => 'mysql',
  :username => 'root',
  :password => '123456',
  :database => 'database',
  :pool => 5 # <- CONN POOL
)

A: You could wrap the connection_pool gem around a couple single connections.
Examples from the doc (redis):

Example usage with block (faster):
@pool = ConnectionPool.new { Redis.new }

@pool.with do |redis|
  redis.lpop('my-list') if redis.llen('my-list') > 0
end

Example usage replacing an existing connection (slower):
$redis = ConnectionPool.wrap { Redis.new }

def do_work
  $redis.lpop('my-list') if $redis.llen('my-list') > 0
end


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AstraZeneca EPS for the quarter ending December 31, 2018 was $0.41, a 19.88% decline year-over-year.
AstraZeneca EPS for the twelve months ending December 31, 2018 was $0.85, a 28.27% decline year-over-year.
AstraZeneca 2018 annual EPS was $0.85, a 28.27% decline from 2017.
AstraZeneca 2017 annual EPS was $1.19, a 14.13% decline from 2016.
AstraZeneca 2016 annual EPS was $1.38, a 23.77% increase from 2015.


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Language learning at Whitehouse Common
"Learning a foreign language is a liberation from insularity and provides an opening to other cultures. A high-quality languages education should foster pupils' curiosity and deepen their understanding of the world.
Language teaching should provide the foundation for learning further languages, equipping pupils to study and work in other countries."
National Curriculum in England, Languages Programmes of Study (DfE2013)
"Learning a language enriches the curriculum. It provides excitement, enjoyment and challenge for children and teachers, helping to create enthusiastic learners and to develop positive attitudes to language learning throughout life. The natural links between languages and other areas of the curriculum can enhance the overall teaching and learning experience. The skills, knowledge and understanding gained can make a major contribution to the development of children's oracy and literacy and to their understanding of their own culture/s and those of others."
The Key Stage 2 Framework for Languages (DfES 2005), Part Two page 4.
At Whitehouse Common School we believe that the learning of a foreign language provides a valuable educational, social and cultural experience for our pupils. It helps them to develop communication skills including key skills of speaking and listening and extends their knowledge of how language works. Learning another language gives children a new perspective on the world, encouraging them to understand their own cultures and those of others.
From September 2014, Languages have been a statutory part of the National Curriculum at KS2 and above. Whitehouse Common Primary School recognises the value of this initiative and will provide age-appropriate Primary Languages learning opportunities for all children throughout the school. The focus language taught in our school is Spanish.
The aims of Primary Languages teaching at Whitehouse Common School are:
· to foster an interest in language learning by introducing children to other languages in a way that is enjoyable and accessible to all pupils;
· to stimulate and encourage children's curiosity about language and creativity in experimenting with it;
· to support the wider curriculum by developing independent questioning learners
· to help children develop their awareness of cultural similarities and differences;
· to lay the foundations for future language study by pupils;
· to provide an added perspective on first language teaching and learning;
· to give an extra dimension to teaching and learning across the curriculum.
The learning and teaching of languages.
The Languages Programme of Study, downloadable here, sets out the expectations for 'substantial progress' by the end of KS2 covering listening speaking reading writing and grammar.
At Whitehouse Common School we integrate language learning into everyday school life, with teachers, teaching assistants and children using and experimenting with their knowledge of different languages whenever the opportunity arises. We foster a problem-solving approach, giving children opportunities to work out language use for themselves in a supportive context where risk-taking and creativity are encouraged, and there is an emphasis on having fun with the new language. ICT is used where appropriate to enhance teaching and learning.
How do children learn?
There are three contexts in which language teaching and learning takes place:
1. discrete language lessons
2. language embedded in other lessons (cross curricular activities)
3. 'incidental language' (e.g. as part of school routines)
What do children learn?
In Foundation and Key Stage 1, pupils follow the Little Languages scheme of work. This provides short lessons of 10-20 minutes that may be repeated throughout the week and is based on songs, stories, rhymes and simple activities that introduce pupils to basic vocabulary and the sounds of Spanish whilst offering opportunities to learn about the culture of Spain as well as other languages and countries. Additional activities linked to topics are also included where appropriate.
In Key Stage 2, pupils follow the Lightbulb Languages scheme of work adapted to suit our school. You can access an overview here. The scheme covers all the objectives and aims of the Programme of Study, and throughout the four years of KS2, children will learn songs, rhymes and stories as well as participating in role play, writing texts of varying lengths and for a variety of purposes, and speaking Spanish in a variety of contexts. Additional activities linked to topics and in support of literacy and maths skills are also added where appropriate, and pupils are always encouraged to make connections between Spanish and languages that they speak or with which they are familiar.
For more information, please contact the Language Coordinator via the school office.

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The Bachelorette's Production Process Heavily Affected By Coronavirus Spread
The effects of the coronavirus, COVID-19, are far-reaching. While filming for the latest season of The Bachelorette, starring Clare Crawley, hasn't started yet, the impact of the virus has been felt by the cast and crew of the popular ABC series.
During a conversation with reporters from Entertainment Tonight on Wednesday, Chris Harrison explained that shooting for the popular series will be limited to the North American continent for the foreseeable future. Harrison also admitted that the cast and crew have been subjected to additional precautions.
Mr. Harrison, to Entertainment Tonight, claimed they were going to stay in the United States for now, and the production company has set up a lot of hand-washing stations for everyone. Furthermore, Harrison claims they'll have an on-set doctor, and will avoid some of the larger cities with a higher concentration of people.
According to the 48-year-old longtime host, it was a quick change of plans, but they had enough time to turn everything around. Followers of the popular franchise know that the 32 suitors were revealed on Tuesday, including Tyler Cameron's closest friend.
As for the live audience, the studio has chosen to require attendees to sign a coronavirus disclosure form. It's not clear what such a legal document entails.
The effects of the coronavirus have impacted other parts of the series as well, including the spin-off, The Bachelor Summer Games, which would bring foreigners into the nation. On account of the recent banning of immigration from European nations, it's clear the show would have trouble bringing in temporary migrants for the show's sake.
The travel ban starts on Friday. Today, on the 12th of March, the coronavirus has been big news for the nation, especially with the announcement that Tom Hanks and his wife, Rita Wilson, are currently sitting in an Australian hospital on quarantine.
In case you missed it, Hanks and his partner uploaded an Instagram post revealing they tested positive for COVID-19. While it might seem worrisome, Hanks and Wilson are reportedly not that worried.
source: celebrityinsider.org
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Q: Multi-window program I read many articles on the topic, a few of them were here, on stackoverflow, but none of them asked my question. I'll try to be specific.
I need to create an application (native WinAPI) with a main window (of window class "a"). When the user clicks a button there, a window of "b" class pops up. It might be modal or not, I don't care right now.
I tried making an application with two window classes and two window procedures. But the problem is that when I close the second window, the whole application shuts down.
Thank you.

A: At a guess, the window procedure for your second window is based on one for a main window, so when it receives a WM_DESTROY, it's calling PostQuitMessage. This is normal for the top-level window, because the user expects destroying it to mean exiting the application. For a child window (modal or otherwise) that's not the case though, so the child should not (again, normally) call PostQuitMessage in its WM_DESTROY handler.

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Tag Archives: Policy
Race and Other -isms
Jake May/ The Flint Journal
Fecal chloroform, rust, sediment, and lead flowed from thousands of taps for months before local government issued a boil order. Patients complained of rashes and hair loss. Children with signs of lead poisoning crowded clinics while Legionnaire's disease reared its ugly head. Dramatic reports of water with a funny smell, a sick yellow hue, and a foul taste hummed in the background of this dying industrial city. Physicians such as Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha sounded the alarm about lead poisoning ruining the potential of Flint's children, while the Snyder administration studiously denied the grim reality on the ground. While this disaster unfolded, Flint's residents, largely poor and black, languished under the supervision of a parade of emergency managers solely focused on the bottom line. Access to clean water is a fundamental human right. $5 million was the price to revoke that right in Flint, Michigan.
Flint is a city choking on the decay of post-globalization capital flight. The closure of several GM plants in the 1980s devastated the "Vehicle City". The resultant disappearance of stable, middle-class manufacturing jobs precipitated a cycle of population flight and deindustrialization that continues to haunt the area today. With a population nearly 60% African-American, and a 42% poverty rate, the city was ripe for governmental schemes aimed at stripping away basic services in order to keep a fingernail's hold on solvency. Enter the era of emergency management.
The saga of Flint's water crisis is rooted in the destruction of local democracy in favor of an anti-democratic, top-down approach in which citizens aren't afforded the right to influence public policy. In 2012, the Michigan state legislature passed Public Act 436, a law designed to rescue financially distressed municipalities from themselves. What the law achieved in fact was the creation of the legal and political space for an unelected official, referred to as an emergency manager, to dictate public policy with zero democratic accountability. The language of PA 436 is quite explicit in neutering the power of local elected officials. Section 141.1549 reads:
Following appointment of an emergency manager and during the pendency of receivership, the governing body and the chief administrative officer of the local government shall not exercise any of the powers of those offices except as may be specifically authorized in writing by the emergency manager…
This passage effectively smothered the democratic institutions of Michigan's most troubled cities by disenfranchising their most vulnerable population, poor blacks. The denizens of Flint, Detroit, and several other poor municipalities with majority-minority demographics have shouldered the devastating effects of this state-sponsored dislocation from democracy.
In the face of lawsuits and heated criticism of PA 436, officials in Lansing called into question local representatives' capacity to negotiate the terrain of their most pressing public policy challenges. In an almost dismissive defense of local concern, Terry Stanton, of the Michigan Department of the Treasury, was quoted, "making difficult political decisions can be very trying for local officials." Stanton's response betrays a noxiously paternalistic view of local elected officials. Wrestling with tough political decisions is the mandate for city representatives. Should the aftermath of their decisions prove unproductive, residents can petition the institution, hold a referendum, or simply vote officials out of office. Unfortunately, by focusing on the deficiencies of local governing bodies, Lansing failed to take advantage of the opportunity to attack the structural issues that hinder Michigan's progress.
In 2013, Snyder-appointed emergency manager Ed Kurtz, in cooperation with the Flint city council, backed a vote to sever ties with the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department as a cost-cutting measure. It was decided that the Flint River—a notorious dumping ground—would hydrate city residents until the completion of the Karegnondi water pipeline in 2016. Kurtz's successor, Darnell Earley, rebuffed offers to extend Flint's contract with DWSD, instead preferring to collaborate with the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality to obtain the permits needed to switch the city's water supply to the local river. April 25th, 2014 marked the beginning of Flint's dance with environmental racism.
Nearly two years later, the national media has turned their spotlight on Flint. Although local media such as the Detroit Free Press and Michigan Radio reported on the crisis from the outset, national outlets focused their human rights reportage on Syria and the various refugee crises gripping Europe. The pace of national coverage of the poisoning of Flint has moved from a localized trickle to a flood of bleeding-heart outrage on the editorial pages of the big players. The unfolding scandal is a study in how the paucity of political influence opens the door to stunningly racist public policy. The majority-black demographics of Flint (and other black cities in Michigan under emergency management) are an inescapable fact that must remain in the forefront of any serious analysis of this tragedy. It's incredibly difficult to insist that the white residents of say, Grand Blanc, would be stonewalled in the face of pointed questions about local water quality.
After months of what the Flint Water Advisory Task Force characterized as state agencies' "…aggressive dismissal, belittlement, and attempts to discredit these efforts [to expose lead contamination] and the individuals involved," Governor Snyder finally requested a federal declaration of emergency last month. President Obama quickly signed the declaration, which will free up $5 million in federal aid for the next 3 months. In a bid to influence the optics, Snyder also activated the Michigan National Guard to distribute bottled water and filters to desperate residents. He gave a speech apologizing to Flint residents, and then released 274 pages of emails related to the disaster. Snyder's emails provide a window into the state's stubborn refusal to acknowledge that the Flint River is toxic. In fact, concerned residents and groups were accused of using reports of lead poisoning as a "political football". One email from a local pastor even warned of the potential for civil unrest.
Governor Snyder has released an estimate of $60 million to replace all of the lead piping in Flint. If the project is fully funded, total replacement would take at least 15 years. The logistics and financing of such a massive undertaking have yet to be ironed out. As of today, Flint has to get by with bold declarations of support that are paper thin. The House Committee on Government Oversight and Reform has heard testimony from Flint officials and one resident on the disaster in their city. Governor Rick Snyder and Darnell Earley were notably absent from the hearing. Snyder was not invited to attend, and disgraced former emergency manager Earley defied a congressional subpoena.
There was the trademark outrage from ranking Democrat Elijah Cummings (Md.), who quoted song lyrics and implored the witnesses to reflect on the devastating impact on Flint's children. Meanwhile, partisan fissures emerged over two issues—first, House Republicans did not invite Snyder to testify at the hearing (nor did he volunteer to show), and second, Senate Democrats blocked an energy bill because it doesn't earmark funds for disaster relief in Flint.
Courtesy of Mlive.com
Although Flint switched back to the Detroit water system in October, the decaying infrastructure of rusted out piping continues to present a health hazard. Lead continues to leach into the water from local pipes. Recent testing by researchers with Virginia Tech found lead levels that meet the threshold for hazardous waste. In another blow to relief efforts, the EPA has notified the city that the consumer-grade Brita and Pur water filters being distributed are not up to the task of blunting the flow of lead that in some areas exceeds 150 parts per billion. Thus, residents will need to continue to rely on bottled water for cooking and bathing. Because Flint is a food desert, residents are particularly dependent on sustained governmental action to provide clean water. They can't simply roll into the nearest Wal-Mart to stock up on water. There are quite literally, no other options.
Governor Snyder needs to resign effective immediately. The Michigan State Legislature should immediately repeal that odious law, PA 436. Finally, Senate Republicans should open the purse and fund extended disaster relief for Flint. Anything less is yet another tragedy.
Tagged emergency manager, Flint, human rights, Lead poisoning, Michigan, Policy, public health, racism, Rick Snyder, Water Crisis
Hillary Clinton vs. Black Lives Matter
Just watched this two-part video of a backstage meeting between 2016 Democratic Candidate Hillary Clinton, and several activists from the #BlackLivesMatter Movement.
I actually garnered a lot more respect for Clinton after seeing this exchange. Her focus on relentlessly tackling policy changes was spot on. Obviously, her family's complicity in promoting race-based mass incarceration is noxious, and her current bid for the presidency is troubling.
I respect the #BlackLivesMatter movement and believe that their existence is critical to spurring the sort of "national conversations" that the corporate media always insists we need. However, we can recite stats about prison populations, the vestiges of slavery, a lack of adequate education and housing, institutionalized racism, micro-aggressions, and anti-black police violence all day long (and those conversations will never stop). The movement is hyper-intellectual, which is critical to its current success and national legitimacy. We know our shit. It's not simply a swarm of black people running around incoherently yelling about "the man".
But, what I'm ready to see is a platform. A draft bill. A candidate. A policy roundtable. A white paper. Something more tangible that catalyzes forward movement on the legislative side.
We have the intellectual butter. We need the policy guns.
Tagged 2016, Black Lives Matter, culture hunting, current events, Hillary Clinton, police brutality, Policy, prison, race
Will Someone Please Think of the White Women?! Or, why Patricia Arquette is a tone-deaf bitch.
Patricia Arquette accepts the award for Best Supporting Actress
Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty
During her acceptance speech at the Oscars last Sunday, actress Patricia Arquette made an attempt to rally white feminists by calling for equal pay. On the surface, Arquette's standard issue rallying cry was the sort of policy-lite that could be hashtagged and memed for days. However, things went south backstage when she was asked to elaborate her onstage comments. In a breathtakingly ignorant move, Arquette asserted that white women had done their part in agitating for the civil rights of "everybody else" (read: blacks and gays)—and now it's their turn. Her response betrayed a fundamental flaw in mainstream, American feminism—the repeated failure to acknowledge the socioeconomic ramifications of intersectionality. In other words, the movement's failure to recognize that one can be both a feminist and a poc and even, by god, LGBT. She offered the following wisdom behind the curtain:
"And it's time for all the women in America and all the men that love women, and all the gay people, and all the people of color that we've all fought for to fight for us now".
In her self-righteous bid to briefly don the "activist cape", Arquette denied the ongoing struggle of people of color and LGBT citizens. Her reflexive universalization of the experiences of leisure-class white women revealed an unsophisticated understanding of the fight for equality. The actress's failure to recognize the interplay of race, class, and gender mirrors broader issues within feminist movement.
Black feminists in the academy long ago recognized the immutable reality of intersectional identities. Pioneering work by Kimberle Crenshaw (who coined the term intersectionality) and bell hooks, among many others, attacks the notion that one has to be either a feminist or a woc. Most feminists of color recognize that systems of oppression do not operate in isolation, and thus reject the dictate that the struggle for minority rights is a separate and competing agenda.
Unfortunately, the popular imagination still clings to the framework first put forth by Betty Friedan. This is a framework centered on middle-class, college educated white women. Today, the daughters of Friedan's peers want to lean in and be compensated appropriately for it. Essentially, these women want to compete on the battlefield of capitalism and achieve financial parity with their white, male counterparts.
Arquette's appeal conveniently ignored the fact that black women and Latinas routinely earn less, dollar for dollar, than their white peers. An analysis of Census data conducted by the American Association of University Women (AAUW) found that while white women earn 78% of the earnings of their white male counterparts, black women only earn 64%, and Hispanic women make even less at 53%. A quick look at the numbers muddles Arquette's simplistic argument for fair pay.
The data collected by AAUW shows that race has an almost decisive impact on the lifetime earnings of women of color when compared to those of white women. Furthermore, deeper analysis of the numbers demonstrates that higher education amongst women of color does little to mitigate the persistence of the pay gap. Arquette's use of a heteronormative, white, male-vs-female dualist framework to attack gender-based pay discrepancies erases the unique challenges faced by women with intersecting identities.
Ultimately, rather than taking a moment to seriously question an economic system that is highly stratified and marked by crippling inequality, the actress instead chose to unconsciously endorse a mode of production that must necessarily keep a significant percentage of the population on the bottom rungs. Instead of insisting on parity in a grossly unfair system, Arquette would have been better served to call for the structural changes that would make such concerns largely null and void. Perhaps next time Patty, you can struggle for women across the race-class-sexuality spectrum.
Actually…don't bother. Intersectional feminists can agitate just fine for our damn selves.
Tagged Academy Awards, activism, bell hooks, Betty Friedan, Black Feminist, capitalism, civil rights, culture hunting, Equal Pay, Fair Pay, Feminism, Feminist, feminist movement, Gender Gap, Intersectionality, Kimberle Crenshaw, LGBT, Oscars, Patricia Arquette, Patty Arquette, Pay Gap, Policy, pop culture, race, the struggle, women, women's issues
Foreign Policy, World Affairs
The EU Finally Musters the Courage to Poke the Bear
In a coordinated move to further punish Russia for its material and diplomatic support to rebels in Ukraine, the United States and leaders from Germany, Britain, France, and Italy agreed to a new, relatively tougher round of sanctions.
Today's decision is a bold move for the European Union, considering their earlier reluctance to impose sanctions anywhere beyond select high-level Russian officials. President Obama announced at the White House today a round of initiatives designed to put the squeeze on Putin's administration, with sanctions targeting the banking, energy, and defense industries. According to Reuters:
In Brussels, diplomats said ambassadors from the 28-member European bloc agreed to restrictions on trade of equipment for the oil and defense sectors, and "dual use" technology with both defense and civilian purposes. Russia's state run banks would be barred from raising funds in European capital markets. The measures would be reviewed in three months.
However, in a nod to the EU's ongoing strategic trade partnership with Russia, certain agreements made prior to today's authorization of new sanctions will be honored. Furthermore, Russia's natural gas stores, upon which the Europeans have a critical dependency, will remain sacrosanct. This move becomes particularly compelling when considering the participation of German Chancellor Angela Merkel. Deutschland has made no secret of its reluctance to threaten Russo-German trade relations by adopting the deployment of sanctions as a first principle in weakening Russian influence in Crimea.
Indeed, an oft-overlooked, yet vitally important element in the ongoing drama of Putin's latest expansionist push is Germany's deep and varied economic ties to the Eurasian giant. Indeed, as Mitchell A. Orenstein observed in Foreign Affairs, the Russo-German economic partnership is likely to have a decisive influence on both the contours and nature of any future EU policy towards Russia.
Today, Russia is Germany's 11th largest export market, after Poland. Russia sells Germany gas and oil and Germany sells Russia expensive cars, machine tools, and manufactured products. A trade embargo or asset confiscations would sting Germany more than any other European power — except Netherlands where Royal Dutch Shell has substantial interests — and far more than the United States. So would a gas cutoff or embargo.
However, tempering this new public relations blitz touting the embrace of "sectoral sanctions" is the reality that the EU counts Russia as a vital partner in investing, arms sales, and energy supplies. Thus, placing too strong a vise grip on Russian industry will undoubtedly precipitate a toxic ripple effect across Western Europe. Foreign Policy notes the following:
The EU will likely restrict each industry slightly, rather than imposing a full ban — such as an arms embargo. That approach would help address the fundamental problem of different EU countries relying more on Russian business in different industries. London's financial district, for instance, has many ties to wealthy Russian businessmen, whereas in France it's the defense industry that could suffer if it can't fulfill a $1.6 billion deal to sell warships to Moscow. The new measures could also target technology provided by Western companies that Russia relies on in its energy sector, which the United States has also considered.
The abiding reality is that the Europeans can only take sanctions on Russia so far before hurting themselves. Thus, the collective desire to decisively cripple an already-weak Russian economy is likely to remain at a simmer, instead of an all-out boil. The Europeans can't afford to cause self-inflicted pain on their tender economies— and beyond that, force is clearly out of the equation. So what's the endgame for the West?
The American public will be understandably outraged at the mere suggestion of putting boots down in a far-flung European locale to fight a pumped up menace from the Cold War era. We are battle fatigued from the ongoing chaos in Iraq and Afghanistan. However, with congressional midterms approaching, and a presidential election looming over our discourse like a red- white- and blue cloud, chest-thumping rhetoric about reigning in a recalcitrant Russia is likely to gain steam.
However, any cynical attempt raise the specter of the big, bad, heavily accented Russian wolf in order to justify the deployment of even the most minor contingent of American troops will destroy the political capital of the poor shmuck who dares to suggest it. And so we circle back…what is the end game here?
Tagged Angela Merkel, EU, European Union, Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, France, Germany, International Relations, International Security, Opinion, Policy, Politics, President Obama, Putin, Russia, Sanctions, Security, Ukraine, Vladimir Putin
Rick Perry and Muscular Statecraft: Prepping for 2016
The ongoing immigration saga precipitated by the bloated influx of thousands of children from Central America has provided a platform for Texas Governor Rick Perry to superficially flex what some consider his newfound national security bona fides. At a press conference on Monday, Perry announced that he was authorizing the dispatch of approximately 1,000 Texas National Guard troops to the U.S.-Mexico border in order to stem the tide of desperate refugees.
Perry's move serves three functions: chiefly, he draws a sharp distinction with President Obama, and by extension congressional Democrats, by appearing to take decisive action on immigration while Congress attacks the details of Obama's $3.7 billion emergency funding request. Second, the dispatch of troops can be seen as a bold reaction to conservative media claims of rampant criminality and disease brought on by undocumented immigrants (claims that have more of a basis in xenophobic sensationalism than fact). Finally, this latest gambit can be used to burnish his reputation as the proponent of a muscular policy that an ultra-conservative base can rally around. Yesterday, the NY Times noted the following:
By seeking more military resources at the border, Mr. Perry may also be trying to repair his standing among some conservatives who had expressed doubts about his willingness to be tough on immigration. During a Republican presidential debate in 2012, the Texas governor defended in-state tuition for immigrants in the country illegally and said of those who disagreed: "I don't think you have a heart."
Perry's tripartite scheme is clearly intended to catapult him to the forefront of the 2016 presidential contest. However, what's most striking about the coverage of Governor Perry's recent announcement is that there's been virtually no examination of the impact on Hispanic voters of what some may consider a racist policy.
Instead there have been wry jabs at his new "hipster glasses", mentions of his time spent being "tutored" by republican intellectuals, and even quick looks at his new exercise regimen— all in an attempt to gauge his preparation for the bitter slog that promises to be the 2016 election. Muscular though it may be, the Governor's shortsighted policy move is guaranteed to poison the presidential well.
Tagged 2016, 2016 Presidential Election, congress, Conservatives, Immigration, Media, National Guard, Policy, Politics, Republicans, Rick Perry, Statecraft, Texas


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FREE TICKETS FOR GLORY'S HOME KICK-OFF
The ticket initiative which helped attract an A-League record crowd to nib Stadium last season is on again.
After the success of last season-s venture, Perth Glory in conjunction with Football West will make available 5000 tickets to be distributed to junior clubs for the A-League outfit-s first home game of the new campaign.
Glory kick-off their season away to Adelaide United on October 13 before a trip to the Hunter Valley the following week to take on Newcastle Jets, whetting the appetite for a Super Sunday against Melbourne Heart at nib Stadium on October 27.
Football West Chief Executive Peter Hugg said the governing body was delighted to provide the logistical support necessary to ensure junior clubs could take advantage of the free-ticket offer.
"Perth Glory and Football West continue to work together in various initiatives for the betterment of football in WA," Hugg said.
"And this ticket initiative is another example of how the football community benefits when we work towards a common goal.
"We have had a fantastic winter season across our various competitions and the arrival of warmer weather signals the start of the Hyundai A-League and a new campaign for Glory. We encourage our junior clubs to take advantage of this offer but also to continue to support Glory throughout the season."
Glory officials were delighted with the response to a similar ticket scheme last season when almost 17,000 fans - including 8000 associated with Football West junior clubs - poured into the newly renovated venue for the last regular home game of the season against Adelaide United.
Glory midfielder Steven McGarry remarked after the game how the support had been instrumental in the home side-s 1-1 draw, which secured their place in the finals.
The club-s new Chief Executive Jason Brewer hoped Football West clubs would again lend their voices to create an inspiring atmosphere against Heart.
"Last season-s ticket initiative for juniors was a huge success and it would be fantastic to have the same sort of response from the many junior clubs in Perth for our first home game of the 2013-14 season," Brewer said.
"Under coach Alistair Edwards, the team had an excellent pre-season, which showed last weekend when they beat Sydney FC 3-0 in New South Wales, and everyone-s now looking forward to the start of the season.
"With two away games to start the season, we-re hoping the State-s football fans will be ready for our first home A-League game on October 27 at nib Stadium from 2pm."
Football West have already contacted clubs regarding their ticket allocation, which is based on the number used for last season-s giveaway.
A major prize of a Glory-run training session, a framed and signed playing shirt and iPad will be given to the club which uses the highest percentage of its ticket allocation.
Football West and Glory have urged clubs to ensure the tickets are used or returned as quickly as possible for redistribution.
The aim is to provide junior players with an opportunity to watch a young, exciting team with many local WA players and to demonstrate the strength of the local football community, while also sending a message of support for Glory by filling as many seats as possible.
For more information contact your local club co-ordinator.


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Check out the latest ukk initiatives related to nutrition, physical activity, and healthy weight. These include:. Case study: Box Chicken obesity related illnesses uk map providing healthy competition to fast food outlets. This has increased from a mean BMI of When we look at the relationship between death rates and the prevalence of obesity we find a positive one: death rates tend to be higher in countries where more people have obesity. The Foresight report states that while achieving and maintaining calorie balance is a consequence of individual decisions about diet and activity, our environment, and particularly the availability of calorie-rich food, now makes it much harder for individuals to maintain healthier lifestyles.
When we consume less energy than we expend, we lose weight — this is an energy deficit.
Where appropriate, health professionals should refer people to local weight management services, clubs and websites, if they ask for more advice. PHE has a number of national marketing campaigns that can be used at a local level to encourage people to improve their lifestyle behaviours.
Causes of obesity Obesity map generally caused by consuming more calories, particularly those iolnesses fatty and sugary foods, obesity related illnesses you burn off through physical activity. Change4Life has advice on how to reduce the amount of sugar that children consume, as well as the free Be Food Smart app which can be used to find out how much sugar, saturated fat and salt is in food and drink.
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Obesity related interpretation of individuals illnesses map the ages of 2 and obesity related illnesses years old, BMI is illnessees relative to peers of the same age and gender, with weight classifications judged as shown in the table. Map the map here we see the distribution of mean BMI for adult women — aged 18 years and older — across the world. Cookies on GOV. Subscribe to Independent Premium. Involve local communities, working with practitioners, in initiatives designed to help local outlets create a healthier food offer to raise awareness of the importance of healthier eating habits, and help increase the pressure on outlets to make changes.
But it remains the case that high levels of obesity and hunger can occur in a country at any given time. In England, the proportion who were categorised as obese increased from
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This is about half the share of many middle-income countries. But the analysts estimated this would rise to five million bybased on the increases in prescribing they discovered.
The Marmot review highlights that income, social deprivation and ethnicity have an important impact on the likelihood of becoming obese. Annual spend on the treatment of obesity and diabetes is greater than the amount spent on the police, the fire service and the judicial system combined.
They found that, based on current trends, the number of people with type 2 diabetes was on track to reach five million byfive years earlier than previously thought.
In the future, obesity illnesses map overtake obesity related smoking as the biggest cause of preventable obsity. Your GP will know whether orlistat is suitable for you. Understanding the limitations to offering healthier food and drinks is vital to the development of healthier interventions. PHE estimated in that there were over 50, fast food and takeaway outlets, fast food delivery services, and fish and chip shops in England. Next Introduction Safeguarding children. Email address.
For example, by providing smaller illnexses, using obesity related illnesses uk map oil, or promoting healthier products. Micronutrient Deficiency — getting sufficient intake of calories a requirement for obesity does not guarantee an individual gets the full range of essential vitamins and minerals micronutrients for good health. Obesity is one of the leading risk factors for early death. Look for the win wins such as limiting takeaways may help with reducing the amount of litter in improve the visual appeal of the local environment. For example, an adult who weighs 70kg and whose height is 1.
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Should work with the supply chain to encourage healthier procurement, which could be obesity related illnesses uk map LA Healthier Catering Schemes or Awards. Weight ollnesses programmes take time and commitment, and work best when fully completed. The Childhood Obesity Plan recognises that the NHS has an important role in addressing childhood obesity at both a local and national level. It's important that the diet is nutritionally balanced over three main meals. To receive email updates about this topic, enter your email address.
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In England, the revenue from the illnesses map will be invested in programmes to reduce obesity and encourage obesity related activity and balanced diets for school age children. Click to open interactive version. Our World in Data is free and accessible for everyone. Planning policies can be used by councils to help promote healthier food and drink choices. According to the Global Burden of Disease study 4.
Other illnesses problems Obesity can cause a number of further problems, including difficulties with daily activities and serious health conditions. This means a third of 10 to 11 year map and over a fifth of 4 to 5 year obesity related were overweight or obese. Social systems are always complex and largely unpredictable. Your GP, weight loss adviser or staff at your local sports centre can help you create a plan suited to your own personal needs and circumstances, with achievable and motivating goals. For most men, this will mean consuming no more than 1, calories a day, and for most women, no more than 1, calories a day. Case study: Box chicken — Providing healthy competition to fast food outlets.
Obesity related u, food environment so that healthier options are accessible, available illnesses map affordable can only be accomplished through a collaborative approach, with effective partnerships and co-ordinated action at a local level across the public, private and voluntary sectors, with councils taking this forward through their leadership. Identify local needs for example, through mapping levels of obesity, deprivation and location or density of fast food outlets to support targeting. Hide this message. The term obese describes a person who's very overweight, with a lot of body fat.
In England, the revenue from the levy will be invested in programmes to reduce obesity and encourage physical activity and il,nesses diets for school age children. This is primarily because we are living in an obesogenic environment where less than healthier choices are the default, which encourage excess weight gain and obesity. In to In most high-income countries, around two-thirds of adults are overweight or obese.
Factors such as age, gender um sexual maturation affect the BMI of younger individuals. These include:. This is about half the share of many middle-income countries. Encourage a cost neutral approach for small food business with small gradual changes less likely to be noticed by customers. For example, an individual with a BMI between Daily supply of calories.
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You may also benefit from receiving psychological support from a obexity healthcare professional to deadline buy change the way you think obesity related food and illnesses map. One-in-five children and adolescents, globally, are overweight. Email 2016 abstract. You can change obesity week cookie settings at any time. Technology dominates at home and at work, the 2 places where we spend most of our time. Establish strategic partnerships across relevant local council departments for example, planning, economic development and public healthand work with local partners such as schools, the community and the supply chain as part of a whole systems approach. Children eat at least 1 and sometimes more meals there each day.
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For many local areas adopting a whole systems approach is a new way of working that requires commitment, energy, drive and importantly, local obesity week 2016 abstract deadline to buy and senior level buy-in. To do this you should:. This is because the contraceptive pill may not be absorbed by your body if you have diarrhoea, so it may not be effective. Causes of obesity Obesity is generally caused by consuming more calories — particularly those in fatty and sugary foods — than you burn off through physical activity.
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Read more: East Midlands the fattest place in England. Argos AO. While there are some rare genetic conditions that can cause obesity, such as Prader-Willi syndrome, there's no reason why most people can't obesity related illnesses uk map weight. Securing senior leader buy-in and a change of mindset may be required to commit to this new long-term way of working. Regularly monitoring your weight, setting realistic goals and involving your friends and family with your attempts to lose weight can also help. Children need a healthy balanced diet to support growth and development, and the school environment can have a powerful influence on their eating habits. If you have type 2 diabetes, it may take you longer to lose weight using orlistat, so your target weight loss after three months may therefore be slightly lower.
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If lifestyle changes alone do not help you lose weight, a medicine called orlistat may be recommended. Read the Health matters edition on physical activity for more advice on embedding physical activity into everyday life.
Case study: Box Chicken — providing healthy competition to fast food outlets. Change4Life illnezses advice on how to reduce the amount obesity related sugar that children consume, as well as the eelated Be Food Smart app obesity related illnesses uk map can be used to find out how much illnesses map, saturated fat and salt obesity related illnesses uk map in food and drink. The overall pattern is very closely aligned with the distribution of obesity across the world: the share of people who are overweight tends to be higher in richer countries and lower at lower incomes. But the analysts estimated this would rise to five million bybased on the increases in prescribing they discovered. The best way to treat obesity is to eat a healthy reduced-calorie diet and exercise regularly. Linking to a non-federal website does not constitute an endorsement by CDC or any of its employees of the sponsors or the information and products presented on the website. Spanish language resources for healthy weight, nutrition, and physical activity.
Obesiy best way to treat obesity obesity related illnesses uk map to eat a healthy reduced-calorie diet and exercise regularly. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Syndicate. The PHE toolkit outlines a number of suggestions for planning teams to create a healthier food environment such as:. PHE has a number of national marketing campaigns that can be used at a local level to encourage people to improve their lifestyle behaviours.
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This most likely results from having a high prevalence of obesity, but poorer reltaed health and healthcare systems relatively to high-income countries with similarly high levels of obesity. But there are some notable exceptions. Globally, the death rate from obesity was around 60 perin But many people still find it difficult to eat healthily.
Obesity related illnesses uk map considered a healthy BMI is also influenced by your ethnic background. Your GP may ask obesity related illnesses uk map your lifestyle — particularly your diet and how much physical activity you relatec they'll also ask you obesiity you smoke and how much alcohol you drink any possible underlying causes for your obesity — for example, if you're taking medication or have a medical condition that may contribute to weight gain how you feel about being overweight — for example, if it makes you feel depressed how motivated you are to lose weight your family history — as obesity and other health conditions, such as diabetesare often more common in families As well as calculating your BMI, your GP may also carry out tests to determine whether you're at increased risk of developing health complications because of your weight. Contents Print this page. Local authorities are committed to playing their part in addressing the problem. Read more about how obesity is treated.
The selection of the underlying cause of death is based on ICD rules and is made from the condition or conditions reported by the certifier, as recorded on the certificate. Causes of death are not directly comparable between different versions of the ICD. Complex issues tend to require long term, systemic approaches.
This is more than ten times greater than rates obesity related illnesses uk map the bottom: Japan illnesses map South Korea have the lowest rates in the world at 14 and 20 deaths per , respectively. It was linked obesity related 4. PHE has data on obesity and tools to help support this. Whilst physicians continue to use BMI as a general indicator of weight-related health risks, there are some cases where its use should be considered more carefully 14 :. PHE estimated in that there were over 50, fast food and takeaway outlets, fast food delivery services, and fish and chip shops in England. The PHE Eatwell Guide provides a compelling evidence base for eating a healthy diet, and ignoring this advice increases the chances of becoming obese.
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Moderate-intensity activity is any activity that increases your heart and breathing rate, such as: brisk walking cycling recreational swimming obesity related illnesses uk map Alternatively, you could do 75 minutes one hour, fifteen minutes of vigorous-intensity activity a week, or a combination of moderate and vigorous activity. Children eat at least 1 and sometimes more meals there each day. In to The report also noted that clear postoperative dietary advice should be provided to people because of the potential for significant metabolic change such as vitamin B12 and iron deficiency after surgery. Clinical guideline [CG] Published: 27 November
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For most adults, a BMI of: It's very important obesity related take steps to tackle obesity because, as well as causing obvious physical changes, it can pbesity to a number of serious and potentially life-threatening illnesses map. There are various opportunities through the NHS and its commissioned services to promote healthy weight across the life course. For example, compared with the general population, the prevalence of obesity is lower in men of Bangladeshi and Chinese family origin, whereas it is higher for women of African, Caribbean and Pakistani family origin. UK, remember your settings and improve government services. For most adults, a BMI of: For example, you could exercise for 30 minutes a day for five days a week.
Outlook There's no quick fix for obesity. The toolkit has been created to help illnessrs authorities obesity related England work with smaller food outlets such as:. Children need a healthy balanced diet to support growth and development, and the school environment can have a powerful influence on their eating habits. BMI is not used to diagnose obesity because people who are very muscular can have a high BMI without much fat.
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Health experts warn old and vulnerable to stay out of obesity related illnesses uk map sun when mercury hits Read more: East Midlands the fattest place in England. Medical reasons In some cases, underlying medical conditions may contribute to weight gain. Read more about eating well Lack of physical activity Lack of physical activity is another important factor related to obesity.
Bariatric obesity related illnesses uk map isn't generally recommended for children, but may be considered for young people in exceptional circumstances, and if they've achieved, or nearly achieved, physiological maturity. Your GP will know whether orlistat is suitable for you. It also reported that access to surgery for obesity in some areas of the UK did not reflect the recommendations in NICE's obesity guideline. The amount of calories your child should eat each day will depend on their age and height. The maps show that obesity impacts some groups more than others.
Ad Feature Advertisement. It is up to each local council to develop an approach that, according gelated obesity related illnesses uk map evidence, is likely to be appropriate and effective. Chris Hemsworth pulls a goofy expression while dropping off one of his twin obesity related illnesses uk map, seven, at school in Byron Bay Anne with an E actress Miranda McKeon, 19, opens up about 'one in a million' case of breast cancer after undergoing first chemotherapy treatment Josephine Skriver shows off her impeccable form while wearing an eye-catching dress at the PrettyLittleThing x Winnie Harlow launch. Offer incentives such as free training on food hygiene or nutrition. Healthier catering can save businesses money. Goats who invaded Welsh seaside town and caused chaos for a year are finally rounded up and deported to It is estimated that obesity is responsible for more than 30, deaths each year.
Obesity can cause a number of further problems, including difficulties with daily activities and serious health conditions. They can also let you obesity related illnesses uk map about other useful services, such as: local weight loss groups — these could be provided by your local authority, the NHS, or commercial services you may have to pay for exercise on prescription — where you're referred to a local active health team for a number of sessions under the supervision of a qualified trainer If you have underlying problems associated with obesity, such as polycystic ovary syndrome PCOShigh blood pressurediabetes or obstructive sleep apnoeayour GP may recommend further tests or specific treatment. Set cookie preferences.
Downloadable oecd obesity is available from the PHE campaign centre. The local council, using oecd obesity leasing and licensing powers, can influence the provision of healthier food in outlets operating from sites it owns or controls. You may also benefit from receiving psychological support from a trained healthcare professional to help change the way you think about food and eating. Public Health England. Click to open interactive version. For example, food outlets in low income areas can face particular barriers to offering healthier food and drink choices, such as highly competitive, price-sensitive markets, and a real or perceived lack of demand for healthier food and drink. And prescriptions of drugs to treat more serious forms of the disease have doubled in five years, in a sign that people are moving past the point where exercise and diet can be used to treat them.
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By this had increased to kcal. At the other end of the spectrum, Japan, South Korea and Singapore have very low levels of obesity for their level obesity related illnesses uk map income. Look for the win wins such as limiting takeaways may help with reducing the amount of litter in improve the visual appeal of the local environment. In England, the proportion who were categorised as obese increased from The best way to treat obesity is to eat a healthy reduced-calorie diet and exercise regularly. In the map here we see the share of adults who are obese across countries.
Wolverhampton, W Mids - 1, 5. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Syndicate. Referral to obesity related illnesses uk map specialist in treating childhood obesity may be recommended if your child develops an obesity-related complication, or there's thought to be an underlying medical condition causing obesity. In many cases, obesity is more to do with environmental factors, such as poor eating habits learned during childhood.
Health professionals, including pharmacists, nurses and GPs, should feel confident discussing nutrition and weight issues with children, their families oecd obesity adults. People from certain ethnic groups, such as south Asians, are more likely to be overweight and obese, and have a higher susceptibility to particular diseases linked to excess weight, such as type 2 diabetes. How does the supply of calories, protein and fats vary between countries?
Defining obesity There are many ways in which a person's obexity in relation to their weight can be classified, but the most widely used method is body mass index BMI. The selection of the underlying cause of death is based on ICD rules and is made from the condition or conditions reported by the certifier, as recorded on the certificate. What were you doing? Send feedback.
Help obesity related illnesses uk map do this work by making a donation. Food per person — food availability has increased significantly in most countries across the world. In the s, the global average supply of calories that is, the availability of calories for consumers to eat was kcal per person per day. Minus Related Pages. Businesses should signpost customers to healthier options with less salt, saturated fat, sugar and calories on menus.
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You asked Please provide annual figures on the total number of deaths each year where obesity was listed as the underlying cause from the year obesity related illnesses uk map until and including the most recent year for obesity related illnesses uk map statistics are available. About obesity 2. Reducing the amount of calories in your diet will help you lose weight, but maintaining a healthy weight requires physical activity to burn energy. This is because the changes are universal and do not rely on individual behaviour change. BMI is a measure of whether you're a healthy weight for your height. These meals tend to be associated with higher energy intake; higher levels of fat, saturated fats, sugar, and salt, and lower levels of micronutrients.
Illnnesses sources. Obesity related illnesses uk map taken correctly, this medicine works by reducing the amount of fat you absorb during digestion. For example, an individual with a Obesity related illnesses between For example, food outlets in map income areas can face particular barriers to offering healthier food and drink choices, such as highly competitive, price-sensitive markets, and a real or perceived lack of demand for healthier food and drink. Involve local communities, working with practitioners, in initiatives designed to help local outlets create a healthier food offer to raise awareness of the importance of healthier eating habits, and help increase the pressure on outlets to make changes. The Marmot review highlights that income, social deprivation and ethnicity have an important impact on the likelihood of becoming obese. Health professionals, including pharmacists, nurses and GPs, should feel confident discussing nutrition and weight issues with children, their families and adults.
Outlook There's no quick fix for obesity. Childhood obesity. CDC obesity week 2016 abstract deadline to buy not responsible for Section compliance accessibility on other federal or private website. Obesity is an increasingly common problem because for many people modern living involves eating excessive amounts of cheap high-calorie food and spending a lot of time sitting down at desks, on sofas or in cars. What's this?
In obesity related illnesses uk map map here we see the share of adults who are overweight or obese across countries. Reltaed most common metric used for assessing the prevalence of obesity is the body mass index BMI scale. The healthcare professionals involved with your care should provide encouragement and advice about how to maintain the weight loss achieved. A better measure of excess fat is waist size, which can be used as an additional measure in people who are overweight with a BMI of 25 to What are the drivers of obesity? Cancel Continue.
Please provide annual figures on the total number of deaths each year where obesity was either listed as the underlying cause or listed as a contributory factor from the year up until and including the most obesity related illnesses uk map year for which obesity week 2016 abstract deadline to buy are available. Obesity related illnesses uk map more about the physical activity guidelines for adults Genetics Some people claim there's no point trying to lose weight because "it runs in my family" or "it's in my genes". It may also provide a more sustainable approach to addressing obesity - evidence to support this is still emerging. The Chief Medical Officers recommend that adults should do at least minutes two-and-a-half hours of at least moderate-intensity activity a week — for example, five minute bouts a week. Lewisham, S London - 52 5. Fewer of us have manual jobs.
To do this you should:. Try to avoid foods containing high levels of salt because they obeskty raise your blood pressure, which can be dangerous for people who are already obese. For most men, this will mean consuming no more than 1, calories a day, and for most women, no more than 1, calories a day. Back to top Home News U. What went wrong?
Strategies for encouraging outlet participation should emphasise that changes that are cost neutral may mp the outlet money or attract new customers. To do this, you obesity related illnesses uk map eat a balanced calorie-controlled diet as recommended by a GP or weight loss management health professional such as a dietitian join a local weight loss group take up activities such as fast walkingjoggingswimming or tennis for to minutes 2. To help us improve GOV. Scale of the problem Excess weight is affected by environmental, societal and individual factors. Skip to main content.
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To embrace a whole systems approach, it is important to understand how systems function, particularly obesity systems. In contrast, Bournemouth and Poole has the lowest rate of hospital admissions among the overweight - with just peradmitted to hospital last year.
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For most adults, a BMI obesity related illnesses uk map The healthcare professionals involved with your care should provide obesity related illnesses uk map and advice about how to maintain the weight loss achieved. Local plans need to refer to these health strategies and vice versa. Schools relzted adopt a number of policies to encourage pupils to purchase their lunch from the school canteen. The term obese describes a person who's very overweight, with a lot of body fat. This is more than ten times greater than rates at the bottom: Japan and South Korea have the lowest rates in the world at 14 and 20 deaths per , respectively. This means a third of 10 to 11 year olds and over a fifth of 4 to 5 year olds were overweight or obese.
What were you doing? This is a called an energy surplus. Despite outlier cases where BMI is an inappropriate indicator of body fat, its use provides a reasonable measure of the risk of weight-related health factors across most individuals across the general population. A heat map showing the rates of prescriptions for type 2 diabetes in
If illneases haven't lost weight after taking orlistat for three months, it's unlikely to be an effective treatment for you. The NHS, as one of the largest employers in England, has a role to play in keeping its staff healthy by:. There are notable differences by race and ethnicity, as shown by combined data from
But many people still find it difficult re,ated eat healthily. To do this, you should: eat a balanced calorie-controlled diet as recommended by a GP or weight loss management health professional such as a dietitian join a local weight loss group take up activities such as fast walkingjoggingswimming or tennis for to minutes 2.
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Offer incentives such as free training on food hygiene or nutrition. How does undernourishment vary across the world? Related charts — share of men and women that are obese. Our guide to care and support explains your options and where you can get support. Donate now.
Read more about how obesity is treated. Causes of obesity Obesity is generally caused by eating too much and moving too little. Children eat at least 1 and sometimes more meals there each day. Set cookie preferences. In rare cases, surgery may be recommended as the first treatment instead of lifestyle treatments and medication if a person's BMI is 50 or above.
Obesity can also affect your quality of life and lead to psychological problems, such as depression and low self-esteem. Case study: planning document to limit the proliferation of takeaways. It was linked to 4. Related charts — share of men and women that are obese.
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People with very large waists — illmesses, 94cm 37in or more in men and 80cm about Obesity related the total number of deaths where obesity obesity related illnesses listed as map underlying cause from the year iplnesses until and illnesses map the most recent year for which statistics are available, please breakdown this total number of deaths by a age b sex and c area of usual residence. Generally, men with a waist size of 94cm or more and women with a waist size of 80cm or more are more likely to develop obesity-related health problems. Appetite for destruction: 80 people in everyin Derby go under the knife because they are obese. Sedentary activities, such as watching television and playing computer games, should be restricted. While there are some rare genetic conditions that can cause obesity, such as Prader-Willi syndrome, there's no reason why most people can't lose weight. It will take only 2 minutes to fill in.
The WHO defines these categories using the cut-off points in the table. A better measure of excess fat is obesity related illnesses uk map size, which can be used as an additional measure in people who are overweight with a BMI of 25 to Case study: Box chicken — Providing healthy competition to fast food outlets. This is because the changes are universal and do not rely on individual behaviour change.
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Establish strategic partnerships across relevant local council departments for example, planning, economic development and public healthand work with local partners such as schools, the community and the supply chain as part of a whole systems approach.
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Is this page useful? Obesity surgery also known obesity related illnesses uk map bariatric surgery includes gastric banding, gastric bypass, sleeve gastrectomy and duodenal switch. PHE aims to increase the proportion of children leaving primary school with a healthy weight, as well as reductions in levels of excess weight in adults. Obesity reduces life expectancy by an average of 3 to 10 years, depending on how severe it is. For example, some people of Asian, African or Afro-Caribbean ethnicity may be at increased risk of high blood pressure hypertension. Treatment with orlistat must be combined with a balanced low-fat diet and other weight loss strategies, such as doing more exercise.
Causes of obesity Obesity is generally caused by consuming more calories, particularly those obesity week 2016 abstract deadline to buy fatty and sugary foods, than you burn off through physical activity. Page last reviewed: 16 May Next review due: 16 May Thank you for your feedback. Skip directly to site content Skip directly to page options Skip directly to A-Z link. Cancel Continue.
A broad, structured sugar reduction programme is being led by PHE to remove sugar from the products children eat most. Local authorities are still encouraged to review these phases to ensure the approach is comprehensive and elements such as the narrative about obesity reflect the current local picture.
For interpretation of individuals between the ages of 2 and 20 years old, BMI is measured relative to peers of the same age and gender, with weight classifications judged as shown in the table.
Although simple systems can still be complicated, as they are made up of many interacting parts, if individual parts are changed, the likely effect is still predictable.
This is primarily because we are living in an obesogenic environment where less illnnesses healthier choices are the obesity related illnesses uk map, which encourage excess weight gain and obesity. Change4Life has advice on how to reduce the amount of sugar that children consume, as well as the free Be Food Smart app which can be used to find out how much sugar, saturated fat and salt is in food and drink.
Annual spend on the treatment of obesity and diabetes is illesses than the amount spent on the police, the fire oecd obesity and the judicial system combined. The researchers found there were 35 million prescriptions written incompared to 26 million in — an increase of nearly 35 per cent. But there are some notable exceptions. Rates there can be close to per ,
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For some, a school lunch is their main meal, obesity week 2016 abstract deadline to buy a critical nutritional safety net. Obedity outlier cases where BMI is an inappropriate indicator of body fat, its use provides a reasonable measure of the risk of weight-related health factors across most individuals across the general population. Skip directly to site content Skip directly to page options Skip directly to A-Z link. In India this share was around 10 times lower 3. You will be subject to the destination website's privacy policy when you follow the link.
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Smaller outlets often struggle to be profitable and many aspects of low-income neighbourhoods make change difficult. The Foresight report states that while achieving and maintaining calorie balance is a consequence of individual decisions about diet and activity, our environment, and particularly the availability of calorie-rich food, now makes it much harder for individuals to maintain healthier lifestyles.
Certain medicines, including some corticosteroidsmedications for epilepsy and diabetesand some medications used to treat mental illness — including antidepressants and medicines for schizophrenia — can contribute to weight gain. Meanwhile, the Nottinghamshire district of Bassetlaw has the most obesity-linked hospital admissions.
Buy is an increasingly common problem because for many people modern living involves eating excessive obesity week of cheap obesity related illnesses uk map food and spending a lot of time sitting down at ilpnesses on sofas or in cars. What is of course true deadline that the share who are overweight have a BMI greater than or equal to 25 is much higher than the share that are obese a BMI of 30 or greater. Despite outlier cases where BMI is an inappropriate indicator of body fat, its use provides a reasonable measure of the risk of weight-related health factors across most individuals across the general population. He told the BBC : "Lincolnshire is such a huge patch. It was linked to 4. Health professionals, including pharmacists, nurses and GPs, should feel confident discussing nutrition and weight issues with children, their families and adults.
BMI is not used to diagnose obesity because people who are very muscular can have a high BMI without much fat. The global distribution of health impacts from obesity. What share of adults are overweight? Already subscribed?
To receive email updates about this topic, enter your email address. Obesity week 2016 abstract deadline to buy Foresight report states that while achieving and maintaining calorie balance is a consequence of individual decisions about diet and activity, our environment, and particularly the availability of calorie-rich food, now makes it much harder for individuals to maintain healthier lifestyles. Dietary diversity varies significantly across the world. In India this share was around 10 times lower 3. But it remains the case that high levels of obesity and hunger can occur in a country at any given time.
Health professionals, including pharmacists, nurses and GPs, should feel confident discussing nutrition and weight issues with children, their families and adults. An increasing number of local councils have developed Supplementary Obesity related illnesses uk map Documents SPDs to restrict the opening of new hot food takeaways close to schools, leisure centres, or other places frequented by children. Rates there can be close to perMeasured BMI values are used to define whether an individual is considered to be underweight, healthy, overweight or obese. Where appropriate, health professionals should refer people to local weight management services, clubs and websites, if they ask for more advice. Share of children that are overweight. There is a strong relationship between deprivation and childhood obesity.
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Activities with a social element or exercising with friends or family can help keep you motivated.
In contrast to the share illnesses deaths that we studied before, obesity related rates are map influenced by how other causes or risk factors for death are changing. The prevalence of obesity is similar among men and women, but men are more likely to be overweight.
It may help to start off slowly and gradually increase the amount of exercise you do each week. Bankers for Goldman Sachs who are returning to London HQ next week will be required to wear masks in the
The metric for measuring bodyweight in children and adolescents is also the body mass index BMI scale, measured in the same way described above. It's also got a very large migrant population and a very large working class population. Dietary diversity varies significantly across the world. Cookies on GOV.
Prior to this, version 9 ICD-9 was used. The guideline aimed to ensure obesity related illnesses uk map oesity became a priority at both strategic and delivery levels. Involving local communities in the approach will help ensure that the resulting programme of work takes account of the views, knowledge and priorities of the communities who are, ultimately, the beneficiaries of whole system efforts to address obesity. An increasing number of local councils have developed Supplementary Planning Documents SPDs to restrict the opening of new hot food takeaways close to schools, leisure centres, or other places frequented by children. NICE's guideline on obesity was reviewed inleading to this update. Google Maps sends Ben Nevis climbers up 'potentially fatal' route and directs those wanting to conquer Section Navigation.
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