Dietary records were analyzed using an online, freely assessable, dietary assessment and planning tool for the analysis of a food diary, named Open Platform for Clinical Nutrition (OPEN), (http://www.opkp.si/en_GB/cms/vstopna-stran).
The adolescents monitored their own behaviour during three days, using a pocket-sized diary named CHECKiT (see Additional file 4), reported it back in the classroom, and received feedback from the teacher.
The diary names a lot of them: the Sleeping Chief, the Knitting Lady, Kid Zombie and "Norman Wisdom".
DAN RUSTIN Dear Diary: I named the squirrel Fifi.
The group continued to the next activity, milking a 16-year-old diary cow named Annie.
In 2007, Bridget Jones's Diary was named as one of the 10 novels that best defined the 20th century.
According to one theory, the name derives from mont Réal, as it was spelled in Middle French Montt Royal in modern French), but Cartier's 1535 diary entry, naming the mountain, refers to "le mont Royal".
He has finished a documentary on Nijinksy, another idol (he was initially approached by the family, who gave him rights to the diary; he even named his daughter Kyra after Nijinsky's granddaughter), and "Molokai: the Story of Father Damien" (1999), about the visionary priest who went to live among the lepers in Hawaii.
Mr. Morton has created an 11-minute composition, "The Diaries of Emily Trevor," named after a woman who was an original occupant of the 1877 Glenview Mansion and whose father, John Trevor, was a wealthy Wall Street businessman whose money built Glenview.
On the facing page Sebald cites a passage from the diary of a man named Friedrich Reck, who shortly before the end of the war was sent to Dachau by the Nazis and died there of typhus.
Similarly, repeated quotations from the war diary of a soldier named Yehoshua BandDayan — and how much he misses his wife, Gila, and young son, Yariv — undoubtedly resonate with Israelis, but will surely be exceedingly tiresome to most everyone else.
