Diabetes Resources
A list of Diabetic resources from recipes and cooking to advice and information books
Yoga and Diabetes: Your Guide to Safe and Effective Practice
Annie B. Kay, Lisa B. Nelson and Sat Bir S. Khalsa
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Yoga and Diabetes is an accessible guide for individuals with diabetes interested in beginning or...
The Case Against Sugar
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More than half a billion adults and 40 million children on the planet are obese. Diabetes is a...
The Everything Guide to the Blood Sugar Diet: Balance Your Blood Sugar Levels to Reduce Inflammation, Lose Weight, and Prevent Disease
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Improve your health and lose weight with an insulin-balancing food plan! Maintaining healthy blood...
The New Diabetes Cookbook: 100 Mouthwatering, Seasonal, Whole-Food Recipes
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Cooking and eating with diabetes can be a challenge. In addition to the usual every day time and...
The Big Book of Diabetic Recipes: From Chipotle Chicken Wraps to Key Lime Pie, 500 Diabetes-Friendly Recipes
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Delicious diabetic recipes everyone will love! The Big Book of Diabetic Recipes shows you how to...
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Bong Mines Entertainment (15 KP) rated Magic - Single by ABC Dialect in Music
Jun 17, 2019
The audiovisual tells an interesting tale of a young man who purchases a bird from a pet store.
Later, the video follows him as he adapts a loving companionship between him and his new pet.
‘Magic’ contains a relatable storyline, pleasing vocals, and groovy instrumentation flavored with funky synthesizers, glistening keys, clean guitar chords, and enchanting flute.
Also, the likable tune showcases the group’s harmonically bright production which evokes a sense of smooth laidback euphoria.
“For this track, we’ve decided to go with a more organic approach. Recording live drums together with keyboards and bass and then adding some guitars, synths, flute, and vocals. We tried to keep the instrumental as simple and groovy as possible in order to give more space to the vocals and the flute which are the key elements on this track. The lyrics are simple but effective and relatable. The song had started being much more electronic and fast until we understood that it was meant to be much more real and pure.” – Abc Dialect
Abc Dialect formed in 2017 by London-based Argentinians, Tomás Susevich and Luca Oliva Knight.
The origin of their name was inspired by a trip to Japan, where they realized the dialect of their music was different than that of other cultures on the eastern side of the world.
This was a defining moment for the songwriters as they knew that they wanted their music to extend past the western hemisphere.
Therefore, they selected their name as a play on words addressing the dialect in which their music is created. Their goal is to have their music universally accepted by all.
Abc Dialect cites influences from both the past and present and draws inspiration from legacy acts such as Kool & The Gang, The Whispers, The Whitest Boy Alive, and Jamiroquai.
‘Magic’ is the first single from their upcoming EP, entitled, “Real Life”, available on June 13, 2019, via Casablanca Sunset.
https://www.bongminesentertainment.com/abc-dialect-magic/
Sara Cox (1845 KP) rated Fevre Dream in Books
Aug 13, 2018
It was a captivating read, although at times fustrating due to character desicions.
Fevre Dream is written extremely well, with dialect phonics used to emphasise the Mississippian setting.
Definitely reccommend!
Jake (15 KP) rated The Witch (2015) in Movies
Jul 9, 2017
Alice Walker recommended Their Eyes Were Watching God in Books (curated)
AJaneClark (3975 KP) rated HANNA in TV
Aug 20, 2019
Suswatibasu (1701 KP) rated Paradise Lost in Books
Oct 10, 2017 (Updated Oct 10, 2017)
While Milton's classic fails to live up to Dante's Inferno, it's still an interesting listen. Admittedly I completely switched off listening, it requires careful reading to understand some of the old dialect - similar to accessing Shakespeare without any context. I can vouch for reading as a fan of Shakespeare, Dante and Chaucer.
The in-between explanations barely scratched the surface. The obvious irritating misogynistic aspect was also a big turn-off although understandably rehashing some fundamental themes of the Bible. Overall, sinfully boring to listen to.