THE IOLA REGISTER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2010, PAGE 2 Diets differ around the world By JENNIFER HUGET Special to The Washington Post Register/Jenelle Johnson The Rev. Paul Miller became the new pastor of First Assembly of God Church, 1020 E. Carpenter, on Sunday. Pictured with Miller are his wife, Kari, and daughter, Bethany. The couple also have a son, Jon. Assembly of God welcomes pastor By JENELLE JOHNSON Family Living Editor Paul Miller served eight years as pastor of what he described as a “small country church” in a suburb of Indianapolis, Ind. As his young family began to grow, he and his wife, Kari, began looking for a church in a smaller community. They wanted to make their home in a town where their 9-year-old son, Jon, could ride his bicycle to 1 school and their 2 ⁄2 -year-old daughter, Bethany, would have a yard to play in. “We were excited when we learned Iola’s First Assembly of God Church was looking for a new pastor,” he said. The Millers were familiar with Iola and the surround- ing area. He has a sister living in Chanute and a brother in Wichita. The couple met and married while attending Grinnell College in Iowa. She was originally from Indiana and he from Nebraska. “I knew I was being called to the ministry when I was in high school, but it wasn’t until I was in college that I made my decision to become a pastor,” he said. The couple moved on to Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore, Ky., where he pursued a master’s degree in divinity. “We’ve only lived in Iola for a few days, but we know this was the right choice for us. Everyone has been so friendly and helpful,” Kari Miller said. Police report Mower stolen A John Deere riding mower was stolen from O’Malley Equipment, 2701 N. State St., sometime in the past month, police officers were told Tuesday. Vandalism reported Nancy Proctor told police officers Tuesday her car was damaged by vandals while it was parked in the 100 block of White Boulevard. James I. Boeken told officers Thursday his pickup truck was damaged while it was parked in the 400 block of North Street. Driver arrested Johnny M. Brown Jr., Neosho Falls, was arrested Wednesday evening for driving without being in possession of his driver’s license following a traffic stop in the 700 block of East Madison Avenue. Woman arrested Rebecca Chapman, 18, was arrested for battery when police officers were called Thursday to a residence in the 500 block of North Chestnut Street. What do Xu Zhipeng and Rick Bumgardener have in common? Zhipeng, 23, a computer graphic designer in Shanghai, is 6 feet 2 and weighs 157 pounds. Bumgardener, 54, of Halls, Tenn., is a retired school-bus driver who’s trying to shed 100 pounds so he’ll be eligible for weight-loss surgery. At 59, he weighs 468 pounds. Each man eats about 1,600 calories a day. Both are featured in the recently published book “What I Eat: Around the World in 80 Diets” (Material World), which documents in text by Faith D’Aluisio and photos by Peter Menzel the way 80 people from 30 countries eat. It’s a gorgeous volume and, at more than 4 pounds, a weighty one. I read an awful lot about nutrition and food, but never before have I seen such a broad and graphic demonstration of what real people put in their mouths. The book also drives home how directly our cultures and lifestyles are intertwined with the way we eat. The book is organized according to the number of calories each of its subjects consumes in a given day. This became a useful lens through which to view menus that differ so markedly from one another, and from my own comparatively boring daily regimen. And it allows the authors a framework for introducing their subjects with respect and without judgment. “What I Eat” presents a baffling array of body types, foodstuffs and dining habits. It begins with a profile of Noolkisaruni Tarakuai, a 5-foot-5 Maasai cattle herder in Kenya who, at age 38, weighs 103 pounds and ate only 800 calories on her depicted day. It ends with 31-year-old Jill McTighe, of London, who is represented by a binge day that tallied an astounding 12,300 calories. McTighe, whose eating habits result in part from her past struggle with amphetamine abuse, is also 5-5, but she weighs 230 pounds. How to make sense of the disparities? For one thing, the calories listed are snapshots of a single day and may not be sustainable long-term. Beyond that, Menzel told me, “Most of the world is driven by eco- Peter Menzel Chinese acrobat Cao Xiaoli (16 years old, 5 feet 2, 99 pounds) consumes 1,700 calories a day, while Chicago ironworker Jeff nomics. The choices they make are based on what they can afford. In the developing world, diets are grain-based, with less meat. That’s a generally healthier way of eating.” But, he continues, “With more wealth, people add more things. ... Sweets, fats, meat, milk. When people have more money, that’s what they go for.” Extremes aside, the bulk of participants’ calorie counts cluster closer to 2,000, the standard number on which U.S. federal dietary guidelines are based and around which Nutrition Facts panels are built. And that’s as it should be, suggests Susan Roberts, senior scientist and director of the Energy Metabolism Laboratory at Tufts University. Roberts hasn’t read “What I Eat,” but she gets the gist and is concerned that the extreme cases it presents might skew people’s views of how many calories they need. Roberts says U.S. dietary guidelines take into account such factors as gender, age, height and activity level in assigning optimal calorie intakes, which generally range from 1,600 calories to 3,000 a day. Roberts says that unless you’re trying to lose or gain pounds, energy (or calorie) intake should equal energy expenditure. In “What I Eat,” that equation is not always clearly in play. Take Jeff Misc. BUSTER KEATON CELEBRATION Bowlus Fine Arts Center, Iola Friday, September 24, 2010 7:30 ...FRIDAY EVENING SCREENINGS: MY WIFE’S RELATIONS (1922) Short starring Buster Keaton OUT WEST (1918) Short starring Fatty Arbuckle TBA - a short from Educational Pictures starring Buster Keaton PATHS TO PARADISE (1925) Feature starring Raymond Griffith Saturday, September 25, 2010 8:30....Registration 9 p.m..Welcome 9:20....RAYMOND GRIFFITH’S TRAGEDY - Hooman Mehran 10:10..CHARLEY CHASE: Renaissance Man of Early Film Comedy - Yair Solan 11:10..THE GREAT DANE: The Life and Career of Karl Dane - Martha Jett Noon. .Lunch Break 1:30....Welcome and Introduction 1:40....A SATYR IN A SOFT SHIRT: The Early Sad Comedies of Roscoe Arbuckle - Joanna Rapf 2:30....Screening of SATURDAY AFTERNOON (1926 Short starring Harry Langdon) 2:50 ...Break 3:00....EVERY SILVER LINING HAS A CLOUD: Turning Tragedy into Comedy - David Macleod 3:40....The Premiere Screening of THE MODERN BLUEBEARD (1946) Buster Keaton Sound Feature in Spanish with English subtitles. 5:30....Dinner Break 7:30 ...SATURDAY EVENING SCREENINGS: LIMOUSINE LOVE (1928) Short starring Charley Chase NOBODY’S BUSINESS (1926) Short starring Lloyd Hamilton A DASH THROUGH THE CLOUDS (1912) Short starring Mabel Normand THE CAMERAMAN (1928) Feature starring Buster Keaton Correction Autumn Simpson was the middle child pictured in a photograph from Ag Days published in Wednesday’s Register. Simpson was misidentified in the picture. The Register regrets the error. Baker family reunion planned The annual Baker reunion is at noon Sunday at Central Park Pavilion in Chanute. Those attending are asked to bring a potluck dish. Drinks will be furnished. “With more wealth, people add more things. ... Sweets, fats, meat, milk. When people have more money, that’s what they go for.” Peter Menzel, author Devine, a 39-year-old highrise ironworker in Chicago, who is photographed on a beam 50 stories up, his day’s repast spread before him. Except for a banana, it’s all packaged, processed food, but mostly healthful stuff such as smoked salmon, cottage cheese and a fruit cup. Devine’s spread also includes 10 bottled beverages of various sizes; six of those are diet sodas, and just three of those are little 12-ouncers. According to the book, the 6-foot-1 Devine weighs a reasonable 235 pounds despite consuming some 6,600 calories a day. It’s hard to fathom that Devine’s food adds up to that many calories, especially with all those diet sodas. And it’s hard to see how he can burn it all off, even with a job and bodybuilding regimen that demand lots of fuel. Menzel and D’Aluisio make plain that they are not nutrition experts (though they’ve included in the 340page book essays and com- I wish to thank everyone for the cards, calls & gifts on my birthday; especially my boys & Earline for their help in making it a wonderful day. God bless you all. 53 Biblesta Parade FREE Entertainment, children’s activities and Parade on the Humboldt, KS City Square Sat., Oct. 2, 2010 11:30-Noon Community Choir Noon-1:15 p.m. The Missourians 1:15 p.m. National Anthem by HHS Pop’s Choir The Missourians Biblesta Parade 2:30 3 p.m. The Fishers Jamison Thank you to family, friends & neighbors for the cards, errands, flowers, phone calls, taxi service & visits. Being grounded with a broken ankle for 13 weeks, you sure made my days shorter. 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Their meals are, predictably enough, full of fresh fruits and vegetables, yogurt, granola, organic peanut butter, with just enough butter (plus a Tootsie Roll Pop) to humanize the pair. Menzel, 61, is 6-1 and weighs 168 pounds. D’Aluisio, 52, is 5-8 and weighs 135 pounds. In other words, they’re the picture of health. Floy Reg. $50 rd Devine (39 years old, 6 feet 1, 235 pounds) consumes 6,600 calories a day. What they eat in a typical day is shown. Rush of Fools 4:15-5:00 p.m. Jamison 5 p.m. FREE Ham & Bean Feed (Bring Your Own Bowl) Receive Your Combined Seasonal & H1N1 Flu Shot 6-9 p.m. Biblesta After Dark Youth Rally Rush of Fools Specializing in Family Practice Call Today For Appointment! 365-3115 (Iola) 237-4621 (Moran) [email protected] www.biblesta.com between 9 a.m. & 4 p.m. for Iola & 9 - 11 a.m. for Moran
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