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Nerissa Oden is a former professional film and video editor turned food sensitivity testing advocate. In she experienced a paradigm shift toward positive health after adjusting her diet to her food sensitivity test results. Nerissa has interviewed medical professionals, health experts, and individuals about their food sensitivity journey, and posts the audio on her website, Nerissa’s purpose is to inform and encourage others to identify their individual food sensitivities, and advise/encourage them on how to eat around their hidden food allergies (food sensitivities.) Nerissa's persistent food sensitivities include sesame, baker’s yeast, brewers yeasts, and black pepper. Her often repeating sensitivities include: salmon, dairy (casein), oats, mushrooms, tree nuts and peanuts. Using her creativity she developed a way to make healthy breads, mostly from nontraditional ingredients (vegetables and seeds), that look, act and feel like traditional breads-- but taste even better. In , she began writing monthly articles for Austin All Natural magazine, a free publication circulating in and around Austin Texas (). She began writing another monthly article in for Wimberley Valley News & Views (). In she started a third monthly article for a new magazine, Austin in the Loop, cir
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"By brilliantly dissecting the anatomy of an imperial archive with a scrupulous analytical eye and an elegant hand, Nerissa Balce offers a compelling set of critical ideas about the travails and trials of Philippine-U.S. relations in ways that trouble long-held historical interpretations and track new possibilities for apprehending the ruins of a postcolony. Body Parts of Empire brings together the methods and theories of visual studies, postcolonial studies, and cultural studies to produce a stunning intellectual foray into America's final frontier in Asia."
--Martin F. Manalansan IV, Head, Department of Asian American Studies, University of Illinois
"Prompts us to ask about the global lineage of gendered and racial violence that subtended white supremacy and privilege from the nineteenth to the twentieth centuries, and how we might read their continuities (and disjunctures) then and now."
--Comparative Literature Studies
"Eloquently written and assiduously researched, Body Parts of Empire significantly remaps the course of U.S. Empire in its sophisticated attention on the violent iconography of twentieth-century militarized conquest. At stake in Balce’s important book is a