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You won't find fussy fine dining in Glasgow, but it does have a reputation for restaurants that are accomplished, adventurous and superbly affordable. As a child of Glasgow in the 1970s, I grew up thinking that people only ate curry when they went out for dinner.
My young parents – raised on the Scottish staples of mince-and-tatties and stews – were utterly entranced by places with exotic names like Koh-I-Noor and Shenaz, with their naans the size of dishcloths, their pakoras woven with crisp strands of thinly-sliced onion, their rogan joshes and Punjabi masalas. All our family meals and celebrations involved going for a curry, and even now roughly 70% of the city's denizens are likely to tell you that curry is the dish on which they most wish to spend their hard-earned pounds.
Searching for Proustian pakoras, I head for Shenaz, where the flock wallpaper is long gone but the dark, thick lamb bhuna is still the same. The prices may have moved on since 1975, but I have this plus rice, naan and ice cream for £12 (pre-theatre between 4pm and 6.30pm) and I am so transported through time that it takes a strong will not to parade up and down the restaurant showing off my dress like I did when I was three.
Glasgow has never had much truck with fine dining; nor has she done much in the way of courting the Michelin fanfare: big-name chefs have blown in, bloused up a place and blown back out again, leaving the city lacking in stars. Yet gems abound. The Ubiquitous Chip is one of the city's foremost restaurants, but its wee lassie Stravaigin is a less stuffy, less extravagant affair. The name comes from the old Scots word 'stravaig' meaning 'to wander aimlessly with intent' and encapsulates its 'think global, eat local' ethos.
The menu is vast, its range appealing more to regulars who no doubt tire of black pudding – it boasts that 'no culinary stone is left unturned'. I stick to the Scottish stones. Here they lovingly make their own haggis to a secret, gently spicy recipe handed from father Ronnie Clydesdale to son Colin. It's served with mashed neeps, champit tatties (starter size £5.75, main £9.95) and an optional side of whisky sauce (£1.80).
In the architecturally-magnificent Merchant City district, I return to my regular haunt Café Gandolfi, where stained-glass shoals of fish swim across the windows, and I seek out Rannoch Moor smoked venison with a pot of rowanberry jelly and gratin dauphinoise (£14). Outside, red and honeyed sandstone buildings stand, built on a grid system years before the famous blocks of Manhattan or Chicago even existed. Beneath the pavements runs the subway – Glasgow's Underground system a.k.a. 'the clockwork orange'.
At the Shields Road exit on the Southside is Charles Rennie Mackintosh's Scotland Street School, sits The Fish People Café. Initially, owner Tom Bell fancied opening a chippy alongside his wet-fish shop, but instead he created a café that simply cooks eye-poppingly fresh fish, mostly caught off Scotland's shores. Here I find some of the finest-ever cullen skink – light and creamy (not thick with flour), with chunks of poached smoked haddock and potatoes (£5.50).
Oysters from the Isle of Cumbrae are sweet and astonishingly cheap at £1.75 a piece, and I adore the pickled herring salad with beetroot, apple and horseradish slaw (£6.50). Coffee comes with chunks of crumbling tablet (like fudge, but brittle and more grainy) as perfect as my mammy used to make.
I stay in 15 Glasgow, a Grade-A-listed 1834 townhouse with large, high-ceilinged bedrooms, located between the city centre and the West End, both of which you can reach on foot. I walk the main thoroughfares of Great Western Road and Byres Road, stopping for a truckle of sharp, saliva-inducing Isle of Mull cheddar and a mouldy Dunsyre Blue at IJ Mellis the cheesemonger. Over the road I courie in (hunker down) in a tartan armchair at Felix and Oscar, a café-cum-giftshop housed in one of the city's most iconic red sandstone buildings.
Here I order a scotch pie served with owner Sandra's homemade baked beans. Some glorious-looking doughnuts (also made by Sandra) are pouting at me like puffy glove puppets – all red, jammy lips and sugary frosting. Up by the gate to the city's fabulous Botanic Gardens, there's the miniscule Mangia, a one-woman operation selling soup, sandwiches, Italian coffee, teas and cakes from a converted blue police box, just like the tardis in DrWho.
Near the magnificent Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, take a left and head for the once down-at-heel stretch of the city's famous Argyle Street, now suddenly fashionable. Here is Old Salty's, a soigné chippy selling not just traditional 'suppers' (haddock /battered sausage/black pudding/ haggis and chips), but single scallops pan-fried with a light curry oil, prawn cocktails and calamari. Under the lamplights on the counter, the Scottish carb-fest that is macaroni pie winks in cheesy wooziness.
At The Finnieston across the street, I nurse a Caorunn gin served in a tall glass with a pillar of ice and slices of red apple. But it is in The Gannet that I eat one of the best meals I've had in my home city in years – decades even. Here they smoke their salmon in-house, do their own butchery and even make the charcuterie. It's my birthday, so I eschew the pre-theatre menu (just £19 for three courses) in favour of Tarbert langoustines with herb butter, pan-fried scallops with confit chicken wing and tender Perthshire venison with game sauce.
I have been known to argue that Glasgow is 10 years behind Edinburgh in culinary terms – but the more I return home and the more I listen to myself, the more I know this is starting to sound a lot like a load of old blethers.
By coach: Megabus has the cheapest fares; National Express serves more destinations (nationalexpress.com). The journey takes around nine hours from London.
By train: Most services from Glasgow Central serve southern Scotland, England and Wales; Queen Street station mostly serves the north and east. A direct train from London's King's Cross/Euston takes five hours. Advance return tickets from £18.
By plane: Glasgow International Airport, 10 miles west of the city, serves domestic and international destinations. Glasgow Prestwick, 30 miles southwest, handles most of the no-frills flights, including Ryanair (to several UK destinations). The cheapest return from London at the time of going to press was £63 with a journey time around an hour
More info: peoplemakeglasgow.com
Prices correct at time of writing (June 2014)
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It's that time again! The Tennessee Valley Fair starts this Friday. I and several of my students have entered artwork this year. We've done well in previous years. Last year one of my students won three blue ribbons and best of show. I got two blues and best of show the year before. Other students brought in ribbons the last four years. Good luck to everyone this year I hope those of you who didn't enter this years contests will attend the fair to see all the wonderful arts and crafts displayed. I will post pictures here soon.
Moon Dreamer's Art
I'm Dianna Kilgore and I have been painting for 45 years. My favorite method of working is a modified traditional technique. I often under-paint with acrylics then paint layers of oils over the acrylics. I use many layers of glazes to achieve wet effects in water or glass and that inner glow that is reminiscent of the work of the old masters. Some subjects are done wet in wet but most of my work is wet layers over dry paint. I Teach in Knoxville and Maryville TN. Contact me at (865)236-4959
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Thursday, August 27, 2015
How To Price Your Artwork
I am often asked how I price my paintings. First I will tell you how you should price a 2 dimensional piece of art. The usual (ideal) formula is to set a price per square inch. Add your cost for materials and the hourly compensation you feel you deserve for the actual hours spent creating your art. This should be your basic rate. Now do a reality check. Can you really command your price? You may find the price you determined is far above or below the average for similar work in your market. In that case you must scale up or down to compete with other artists in your area. Don't vastly under price your work. If the price is too low, some buyers under value your work. It's strange I know but that can hurt your sales. Understand if you are virtually unknown you probably won't get as much money as a better established artist. Even if your work is just as good you should expect to sell your work for less. Make a name for yourself and then you'll get the big bucks. This takes some time and marketing.
Now, lets complicate things a bit. Do you really want to sell the work? If not, feel free to inflate the price of those paintings you can't bear to part with, at least until you feel better about letting them go. Someone once asked me how much I wanted for a small picture of geraniums in terracotta pots. It was an 11 inch X 14 inch oil painting. I just loved it and really didn't want to sell so I hadn't set a price for it. I told the lady a price off the top of my head of $450. That seemed a little high for a little painting so I fully expected her to say it was too much. Instead, with no hesitation whatsoever she asked "Will you take a check?" Must have under priced that one. The money was a nice consolation and I went on to paint a larger painting that was similar. They eventually became a series so I don't miss the first one so much.
Some of my artworks have much more time and effort in their making. Of course, I charge more for those. I finish knife paintings much faster than the pictures that I paint with transparent glazes. I price them lower even though they are lovely and painted with skill. When pricing your work, consider all these factors and do your homework. Check out other artists in your area. Are they similar to yours? What sort of prices do your competitors ask for work of a similar skill. Get the opinions of artist's you trust. Consider your venue. Gallery or art show? A gallery will take a percentage of your sale. Don't undercut your gallery when you sell from your studio or at an art or craft show.
I hope this clears up at least some of the confusion. The bottom line however, is this. Charge what the buyer will pay and a price you are comfortable with. A little experience and these guidelines should help. Happy painting!
Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Still reading!
I just can't seem to get any painting or writing done lately. Too many books, too little time. My students however are doing wonderful work. When I get the photos edited I will post them in the "Student Art" section of this blog. In other news I hope to schedule a workshop in July. I will let you know when in the next few days. Then we will all get some work done.
Sunday, June 7, 2015
What I do when I am not painting...
I just finished reading the epilogue of a wonderful story titled "Sweep in Peace" from Ilona Andrews. The authors (Ilona and Gordon) have been posting this story on their website as they write it. I am not the most patient reader so waiting eagerly, and sometimes anxiously, for the next installment was difficult for me. It was oh, so worth the wait. If you are looking for a good read check out all their books. There are more free reads at the website. You can try before you buy to see if you like their type of writing. If you find you love Ilona Andrew's stories as much as I do you can buy the books in at last 3 series in most bookstores. The books are also available for Kindle and Nook. I'll be eagerly watching for "Sweep in Peace" and the latest in the Kate Daniels series "Magic Shifts" which is scheduled for release August 4th, 2015.
Click here to read "Sweep in Peace"
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
Article in The Daily Times
Last week one of my Maryville classes had a visit from Reporter Melanie Tucker and Photographer Mark Large of The Daily Times. Ms. Tucker wrote a lovely article that appeared in the Monday June 1st issue. Everyone had a great time. We all got interviewed and photographed for the paper. You can read the piece at the following link:
Saturday, May 2, 2015
New Classes in Knoxville
I am now teaching a night time class at the Hobby Lobby in the Turkey Creek Shopping Complex. We meet at 6 PM on Monday nights. I am also offering a Saturday class at 11 AM every other Saturday. This month's lessons are on the following dates: May 9th and May 23rd. In June, we meet on June 6th and June 20th. Please call with any questions you have or to register for these classes. (865)765-5479
Here is a photo one of my newer paintings. This was a one day workshop held at Turkey Creek back in January and repeated in February. We will rerun this workshop for the Maryville classes at some point. This was a new background technique that is easier than it looks and is just plain fun. I plan to redesign this as a summer class. The same technique can be used for any season with a few changes. I will post an upcoming workshop schedule soon.
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Art At The Library
You can see my work in person at the Blount County Library, Cusick Street in Alcoa through the month of November. Four of my paintings are on display there at the Bookmark Cafe. A waterfall and two of my geranium still lifes in oil, and an acrylic painting of boats are hanging out with some other nice works by local artists. Be sure to stop by to see these.
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Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Curly Kale & Potato Soup
If you're looking for a healthy soup that is open to interpretation, look no further than Alice Water's recipe for Curly Kale and Potato Soup. Adapted from one of my favorite cookbooks, The Art of Simple Food, this soup will leave you warm and toasty on a gloomy day. I've never cooked with kale before so I was pleasantly surprised to find out that it bared no resemblance to how I imagined it - tough, bitter and hard to swallow. Instead, it mellowed out and became a delectable companion to the potatoes. Not to mention, I've heard it's really good for you!
If you're not a vegetarian and want to serve this soup as a main course I suggest sauteeing some italian chicken sausage and tossing bite-size pieces into the soup.
Curly Kale and Potato Soup
Adapted from The Art of Simple Food by Alice Waters
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
2 onions, sliced thin
4 cloves garlic, minced
1 bunch of kale, tough center stem removed and leaves chopped
1 lb. Yukon gold potatoes, peeled and sliced into 1/4″ rounds
2 quarts chicken broth
Kosher salt, to taste
Fresh nutmeg, to taste (optional)
Shaved Parmesan Reggiano cheese, for garnish
1. In a heavy soup pot or enamel cast iron Dutch oven, heat olive oil over medium heat. Add onions, stir to coat with oil, and cook for 10 to 12 minutes, until soft and just starting to caramelize. Stir in garlic and cook for another minute. Add kale and potatoes, and stir to coat with oil. Cook for a couple minutes, then add broth. Bring broth to a simmer, reduce heat and cook for 30 minutes, or until potatoes are cooked through.
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Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Not Just for St. Patty's Day
So last week was a crazy week and not in particularly great way - some last minute projects at work but thankfully I'm heading into calmer waters now. My intention was to blog about the merits of a Irish soda bread, just in time for St. Patrick's Day. Though I'm a week late, I still think it's a great recipe that needs no occasion.
I found the recipe on Epicurious.com. Incidentally, they had a big article that talked about what makes Irish soda bread so special. What makes it special to me is that it's easy to make by hand and doesn't take 3 hours to bake (like it would in my bread machine). Not to mention, it's a lovely looking loaf, lightly browned and dusted with sugar.
Irish Soda Bread with Raisins
from Bon Appetit, February 2005
Nonstick vegetable oil spray
2 cups all purpose flour
5 tablespoons sugar, divided
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
3/4 teaspoon baking soda
3 tablespoons butter, chilled, cut into cubes
1 cup buttermilk
2/3 cup raisins
Preheat oven to 375°F. Spray 8-inch-diameter cake pan with nonstick spray. Whisk flour, 4 tablespoons sugar, baking powder, salt, and baking soda in large bowl to blend. Add butter. Using fingertips, rub in until coarse meal forms. Make well in center of flour mixture. Add buttermilk. Gradually stir dry ingredients into milk to blend. Mix in raisins.
Using floured hands, shape dough into ball. Transfer to prepared pan and flatten slightly (dough will not come to edges of pan). Sprinkle dough with remaining 1 tablespoon sugar.
Bake bread until brown and tester inserted into center comes out clean, about 40 minutes. Cool bread in pan 10 minutes. Transfer to rack. Serve warm or at room temperature.
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Tuesday, March 10, 2009
I'll Take Seconds, Please
One of my favorite vegetables these days is butternut squash. I used to be afraid of buying any kind of squash b/c all I could imagine was the major kitchen accident that would ensue because my knife slipped after trying to split and pry the darn thing open. After successfully dismembering several butternut, acorn, and spaghetti squashes I have yet to lose a finger (knock on wood). If you're a slave to convenience and your grocery store already carries bags of pre-cut squash, you may want to throw in the extra buck. Regardless, I have a great side recipe that I wanted to share. It's a good accompaniment to roast turkey/chicken maybe even pork. Or I'm sure you could add it to pasta for a vegetarian dinner.
Butternut Squash w/ Shallots and Sage
-About 4 cups peeled, diced butternut squash (Trader Joe's carries handy pre-cut bags, 2 bags would be needed)
-1/2 shallot, peeled and finely chopped
-dash of nutmeg
-chopped sage, to taste
-extra-virgin olive oil, about 1-2 T.
-salt & pepper
Split, peel skin and clean one buttternut squash. Remove seeds. Dice into bite-size pieces. Heat about 1-2 T. olive oil in pan.
Saute shallot until soft. Add squash and saute until soft but not mushy. Season with salt and pepper, to taste. Add dash of nutmeg and chopped sage. Cook for 1-2 minutes until flavors meld.
Serves 3-4.
P.S. You can also roast the squash on a baking sheet at 425 degrees Fahrenheit. Just toss squash and shallots in a bowl and brush them with extra-virgin olive oil. Put them on a sheet in the middle rack and roast until soft but not mushy. Add the spices in the same manner as above.
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Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Cheat to Win
Okay, so I'm a big believer in cooking and baking from scratch. Why? It not only tastes better but it's much healthier - you don't have to worry about nasty chemicals and preservatives. However, at times I am willing to bend the rules to prevent slaving in the kitchen for an entire evening. So when you have to make a dessert at a moment's notice (or you're lazy), I recommend a recipe that I discovered in Sandra Lee's Semi-Homemade Cookbook. It's called Chantilly Cream and it tastes as good as it sounds without the guilt you may experience after eating anything with cream! I'm not usually a fan of swapping out full-fat for low-fat ingredients when baking b/c more often than not, if effects the taste and texture. And seriously, when's the last time you really enjoyed those cookies made with applesauce or prunes instead of BUTTER. Yes, yes I enjoy eating healthy but it's okay to enjoy treats occasionally. But I digress.....
Anyway, so here's the recipe for Chantilly Cream. The recipe serves the cream atop sliced pears but that didn't sound appealing to me in the least, so I bought some angel-food cake, blackberries and blueberries.
Chantilly Cream
1 container Cool Whip, thawed (the recipe says the regular flavor but I bought Vanilla and loved it)
4 instant packs of vanilla-flavored pudding (the kind you find in the dairy aisle that's already pre-made in the 6-pack plastic cups)
1 t. almond extract
1 loaf of angel-food cake (or pound cake)
1 container of blackberries
1 container of raspberries (or any other fruit)
toasted sliced almonds for garnish
Mix the thawed Cool Whip and pudding packs in a bowl till smooth. Add almond extract. Refrigerate until ready to serve. Slice cake, add berries. Spoon or pour cream over berries and cake. Sprinkle toasted almonds on top.
Serves about 6.
P.S. I plan to experiment next time and try this recipe with rum extract or some other kind of liquor - maybe Grand Marnier. And I'm sure the recipe would work well with different kinds of fruit.
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BATAVIA — There's always hope for a naughty, aggressive or scared pooch, Tori Ganino says.
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"It's always been a dream of mine to be a trainer," she said at her newly opened business on Harvester Avenue. "I love psychology and to think about 'how can we work around this?' Everything I suggest, every technique or behavior modification I use, I know it works."
Ganino and her husband Rich used to operate out of their home in Elba. They wanted to get into Batavia and thought that Harvester Avenue was a great location, she said.
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Although most anyone can claim to be a dog trainer, Ganino went the extra mile to back it up, she said. She received a Certificate of Professional Dog Trainer-Knowledge Assessed after obtaining 350 hours of hands-on training, working with other trainers and passing a practical exam to prove she actually knows her stuff.
She also obtained a certificate from Animal Behavioral College through a series of nine exams, hands-on work with shelter dogs and those in group environments.
It wasn't until the couple adopted a skittish shelter dog, Cooper, that she focused more on behavior modification to help nervous and fearful dogs. Brody, their golden retriever, seems to be a well-adjusted, friendly, tail-wagger that knows who's boss. He knows his name well, which has come in handy when his adventurous side flares up. All it took was for Ganino to call his name, and he stopped in his tracks and returned. It's one of many lessons she can offer.
Ganino is a believer in positive reinforcement versus spraying dogs with water, shocking them or using any other forceful punishment for bad behavior. Instead, she offers treats and uses clicker training to indicate when a dog has done right. And if it doesn't get it?
"We will find another way," she said.
Two heavy-duty entrance gates greet visitors at the site. The thick wood swinging doors will ensure that dogs stay put during their daycare or obedience training activities.
She limits daycare to six dogs at a time, and evaluates each one before placing them in a group. If a dog seems too nervous or aggressive, she won't just add it to the mix. Those dogs may need more one-on-one training in obedience or other specialized classes.
"It is supervised to make sure everyone's dog is safe," she said. "If a dog has lots of triggers, I won't put a dog in an environment that may upset the dog. I will come to your home."
Some big issues she is seeing include pulling on the leash, not coming when called, going after something the owner doesn't want the dog to get and excessive barking.
Ganino is not a fan of invisible fences or shock collars, because they don't really teach and help the owner to connect to the dog. It's important to understand what's going on and why a dog does what it does, she said.
"You want to pick up on the dog's body language to change its (negative) emotion," she said.
Calling All Dogs takes all breeds, she said, from chihuahuas and poodles to pitbulls and shepherds. Training really is for the owner as much if not more than for the dog.
"It's more," she said with a grin.
A pet owner can relay the wrong message with body language the dog is unfamiliar with. So if the Fido is used to his owner speaking softly at a distance, and that changes to yelling while standing over him, he's going to feel some stress.
"I've always loved figuring out how to make things fun for us and to have a well behaved dog," she said.
Daycare is available from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays, plus weekend playgroup and Reactive Rover (for dogs on a leash that are reactive to people or other dogs) and Frightened Fido for nervous dogs. She is also forming some evening sessions as well.
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All gardeners know the importance of weeding. There is that individual weed, (Dandelion is foremost in my mind), where you must dig out that weed down to the tiniest bit of the root. If not, yep that Dandy grows right back mocking all the work you had done prior, in an attempt at getting that darn thing out. That root rule goes for all weeds come to think of it. If you don't get the entire root out, forget it, because that weed is back before you can blink.
Then there are the group weeds when on knees and gardening gloves on hands, weeds by the bunches are pulled out with great grunts of satisfaction, I'll have you know. This is done best when the dirt is moist giving the puller of weeds the advantage of pulling weeds with roots intact all the way out. Exception to that rule on most counts is yep, that Dandy which requires a special gardening tool. That tool is a Gardner's Secret, right, Mom?
Well, one day I was weeding in my Mother Rose garden and because I had yet to slip into the weeding trance (the state when eyes glaze and you just keep on pulling everything that looks like weeds) I came across a strange fellow. I hesitated. Weed or flower? It looked foreign. Not something I normally see in my garden. I honestly did not know if this was a weed so decision made …. I left it to grow in order to make a better ID.
Time went on and here and there I glanced at that weed/flower and to my surprise I saw it was growing rapidly. Hmmmm …. What could it be? My curiosity began to grow right along with this weed/flower. I had a mystery in my garden.
Mom, for my last birthday, you stuck three packages of flower seeds in books that I found when I was reading those books. I knew the "right way" to start a flower was with a starter kit but seeing it was almost May I took a chance and carefully planted those seeds in some of my gardens. I watered them. I watched over them. Nothing happened. And then I eventually forgot about them.
Well turns out that only one flower actually took root and grew. Out of all those flowers in those packets, one that I thought was a weed, turned out to be a flower. My mind when I grasped this totally took me by surprise and my jaw, yet again, flew open in awe. What were the chances? The one and only flower that grew that you gave me, Mom, is a … drum roll please …
Mum = Mom. Some people call their Mom Mum. Here is an example from yesterday's post …
Miriam said: "These words affected me deeply. So much beauty in this world and so much devastation too. Yet in the end there is peace and that's what I wish for you and your mum Amy. 💕 My mum died on August 10 last year and I got goosebumps reading these words. Hugs and love to you xo." (Thank you, Miriam)
So you see, Mom, this Mum, the only flower that managed to grow from all the seeds you gave me for my birthday, is now in my garden as if to say …
Mum is here, dear Amy, and will always be so. I'm here to remind you that our Love will always remain to the very end of time. When you look at Me, know I am looking at you. Love, Mom
I Love you, Mum
P.S. I plan on getting seeds from these flowers, saving them, and planting them in starter kits next March so that I have Mums in my gardens again next year in your honor. They will be there to remind me you are there watching over me and our Love is EverMore. If my Sis would like some of these seeds, please let me know.
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1995-02-23 04:00:00 PDT MEXICO; UNITED STATES -- WASHINGTON - Less than 24 hours after the United States and Mexico agreed on President Clinton's rescue plan for the Latin nation, the deal became a major political headache for the White House.
The bailout package, which U.S. and Mexican officials signed off on Tuesday, includes $20 billion in U.S. loans and loan guarantees to keep Mexican banks from collapsing. Its stringent terms in effect give Washington veto power over parts of Mexico's economic policy for the next decade.
The deal, part of a $50 billion international aid effort to bolster Mexico, came under heavy fire on Capitol Hill Wednesday from critics who said it would lead to a recession in Mexico, boost illegal immigration into the United States, curb U.S. exports south of the border, cost U.S. jobs and ultimately hurt the American taxpayer.
Rep. Toby Roth, R-Wis., chairman of the House Economic Policy, Trade and Environment Subcommittee, said in a hearing on the deal that it "caused champagne corks to pop on Wall Street, but for the American taxpayer, it amounts to a $20 billion bungee jump."
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He added: "You can't tell me that this won't cost U.S. jobs and a drop-off in American exports to Mexico."
Rep. Marcy Kaptur, D-Ohio, a longtime opponent of aid to Mexico, criticized the rescue deal as a plan "to prop up a failing economy that has its roots in deep-seated political corruption, the lack of a rule of law and a mismanaged economic program."
"Mexico has been building a house of debt for a long time," Kaptur noted. "It faces manifold challenges, which defy simple banking solutions."
She predicted the deal would trigger a recession in Mexico that would cause illegal immigration to soar - "Hungry people run to aid," she said - and illegal drug trafficking to spread.
Another critic, GOP conservative Patrick Buchanan, who unsuccessfully ran for president in 1992 and is thinking of running again in 1996, said America would "face horrendous and growing trade deficits with Mexico this year and next" as a result of the bailout.
"This country," he said of Mexico, "is not a worthy (trade) partner. We're not facing just a $50 billion bailout. It will be much worse by the time they're done with us. Both the president and the Republican Party badly misled the American people," he said, referring to GOP leadership support for the rescue effort and for the 1993 North American Free Trade Agreement among Mexico, Canada and the United States.
Earlier, U.S. Trade Representative Mickey Kantor acknowledged in a meeting with reporters that Clinton's rescue plan was politically risky.
If Mexico's peso problems persist, he said, "it is probable" that Mexico will sell the United States more goods than the United States sells to Mexico. America's trade surplus with Mexico would vanish and make it tougher for Clinton to defend the controversial NAFTA pact during the 1996 presidential campaign.
But Kantor expressed confidence that the aid package would "turn things around for Mexico" and restore faith in NAFTA."
"The president, as I do, assumes that the peso will stabilize" over the next three to six months, Kantor said.
Kantor, Clinton's ex-campaign manager, also said that Mexico's peso problems probably would not help Clinton in 1996 with rank and file union members, many of whom see increased trade with Mexico, envisioned by NAFTA, as a job-killer.
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If you watch enough baseball, you quickly find out that, of all major sports, only of the baseball playoffs can it be said that anything can happen. For there is almost always a Brian Doyle (Don't remember him? He only batted .438 against the Dodgers in the '77 Series, going 7 for 16, scoring 4 runs, with a .438 OPB, and, oh yeah, he hit .192 in 52 at bats during the entire regular season) waiting to beat your team down and then head back to obscurity. So these predictions are likely to give too much weight to the wrong players, but here goes.
St. Louis – Atlanta. In a one game playoff, I like St. Louis. The Cardinals have been quite inconsistent over the course of the entire season, but have played better of late. They have a more potent offense than Atlanta. I'd say that Atlanta has a pitching edge, though it's hard to argue against Lohse at 16-3. If he gets run support, Atlanta will have trouble. Also, Turner Field is not known for being an intimidating place for visitors, but it does allow Atlanta to stay away from a park with rabid fans in St. Louis. St. Louis also has experience and knows how to win tough ball games. I go with St. Louis.
Baltimore – Texas. Talk about two teams headed in different directions. Texas finished the season by choking away a large divisional lead, and though Baltimore could not keep pace with the Yankees, they seem to have a lot of confidence coming in. Yes, Texas is at home, but I gotta give this one to the upstarts. Baltimore wins.
New York – Baltimore. I hate the Yankees with a passion, but they'll get over on Baltimore, just as they did in the regular season. Too much offense, and their veterans like Jeter, Rodriguez, Granderson, Chavez, Cano, and Texeira will come through. They're vulnerable at pitching, but better than Baltimore. I'd love to see Baltimore turn into an upstart winner, but don't count on it. Yankees in 4.
Oakland – Detroit. No one's hotter than Oakland right now, and I gotta believe they like their chances, but Detroit has also been playing well of late, and starting to look as good on the field as they look on paper. I think Detroit has too much offense, and with Verlander anchoring their rotation, I have to go with Detroit. Detroit in 5.
Detroit – New York. Tough call, but if Detroit can keep it going, I like their chances. They should be able to handle New York's pitching, and I think after beating Oakland, they'll have a lot of confidence. Detroit in 6.
Cincinnati – Frisco. Yes, that's Frisco for all you Bay Area folks who take yourselves just a bit too seriously. I hate the Giants even more than the Yankees, so here's hoping that Cincinnati's bats stay hot. The pitching edge is tough to call, and if SF's big three (Cain, Lincecum, and Bumgarner) are on, Cincy will be up against it, though Cincy has a better pen. I'm going with Cincy in 5.
Washington – St. Louis. This will be the series to watch. Both teams can slug, and both have good starting pitching, though I give the edge to Washington. I think Washington is going to be fired up, as their young players are hungry. Washington in 4.
Washington – Cincinnati. Dusty Baker will out-manage Davey Johnson, and the Red's experience and better bullpen will shine. Reds in 6 to win the pennant.
Cincinnati – Detroit. If Detroit has actually gotten this far, I give them the edge. I think they clearly have more offensive firepower. The Reds will have gotten here on good pitching, and I think that will make it an interesting series. Detroit in 7.


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I love this "recipe" because you can literally make these popsicles out of any combination of fruits that you and your kids desire. There are tons of recipes out there to make your own, but they all include adding juice. Making them solely out of fruit does cost more than your average box of popsicles, but if you choose fruits that are on sale, they can be pretty cheap. Plus, my kids love helping me make these so much, that it definitely makes up for the added price to have them participate in making a healthy treat.
My boys chose to make these ones out of mango, raspberries and kiwi. These particular popsicle molds came from Bed, Bath & Beyond.
1 Mango= $1, 2 Kiwi = $1, Pint of Raspberries= $.88
So really, 4 all natural 100% fruit popsicles for $2.88 isn't a bad deal!
I used the little 1.5 c food processor to blend each fruit individually and then add to the mold. My poor food processor is on its last leg so I need to get a new one because I use it all the time! It is especially useful for sauces and dressings, and much easier than bringing out the big boy processor.
Throw in the freezer and enjoy, later!
I always let the boys take them into the pool. Less mess for me to clean up afterward 🙂
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Seed saving is both effective and necessary on every scale. There are groups around the world fighting huge and important battles against the corporate agribusiness for the future of mankind's right to save heritage seeds and regrow them as our ancestors have done since the dawn of agriculture. Vandana Shiva leads one, their website provides excellant info. in far greater depth than a blog can, please check it out if you haven't already.
On a personal scale it doesn't matter if you've got acres, a postage stamp yard or a few containers on the deck, seed saving is both an action and a symbol. Actions almost always start small and grow bigger, maybe start with a bucket of chives on the balcony if you're in a small place. As soon as the days warm up next spring the chives will be amongst the first to poke up. They'll be one of the first to have sticky smelly nectar on their flowers too. Soon the bees will come to collect it and pollinate each flower as they do. Within a month the seeds will ripen into tiny black balls ready to be spread to friends and planted everywhere. The bees are dying, chives are important.
Beans are important too and they're an easy second step because all beans are open pollinated therefore able to be saved, dried and regrown into healthy plants year after year. Many other common garden plants normally bought at a garden upply outlet have been hybredized and so aren't able to be saved for regrowing. Almost all though still have heritage types that are being cultivated by gardeners in your locale. They're the folks you need to connect with, you can learn the basics of saving every kind of seed with a simple google search, but it's the locals who'll know what grows well and what doesn't in your particular mirco-climate. Look for a Seedy-Saturday in your area early next spring or scour the local ads, the folks you'll meet will be happy to share their experience and their abundance with you. In turn you will too one day.
Real organic food grown from heritage seeds saved, replanted and saved again is resistance in action, sharing and trading your seeds multiplies your effort's effectiveness. All homegrown food is part of the 'Victory Through Vegetables' worldview, but it's also a symbol and smybols are like windows, it doesn't matter how they're built, it's what you see through them that counts. Through seed saving i see the circle of life, including mine, i see our mother earth's abundance being plundered, i see that seed saving is one small act of awakening, one small step toward our famly's future food security and one small step of resistance regardless of the scale it's undertaken at. What do you see?


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I have to say that the beauty and craftsmanship of our cabinetry is wonerderful. I will also say that the installer scraped and gouged up our brand new hardwood floors and to make the job right, the cabinet maker agreed to add some more shelving incuding slide outs, bring the shelving that was left out, fix a corner cabinet that was chipped (my husband had to glue that piece back on), bring the unfinished trim work for the base of the cabinets (another detail left unfinished and fix some "sticky" drawers in the bathroom. A few months after the cabinets were done, the kitchen counter laminate started to bubble up, apparently some sort of particle was left under when it was laid down and the bathroom also has an issue like that too only on the cabintry itself...so those are just other issues to be addressed. My husband has called Showcase Kitchens and gone for several personal visits and the owner of the cabinet portion end of things, Rick Fisher has yet to call back. This has been over TWO years. We have not heard a single word from him and are very frustated and disappointed because his craftsmanship is very good, but his business manners are not. We paid a very high price for these cabinets and would just like the job to be complete. If he would have come through for us, I would be giving an A+. I hope others don't experience the same misfortune as we did.
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Let The F1 Spectator Belgium page guide you around Spa Francorchamps as you make your travel plans for the 2017 Belgian Grand Prix.
- Useful information about the circuit and it's location.
- Directions for getting to the track by car or public transport.
- Intuitive guide to this years ticket prices.
- Insider tips on the best grandstands and general admission areas to view all the weekends F1 action.
The majestic track at Spa Francorchamps is a throwback to the past; cars hurtling along a 7km track, weaving through roads in the picturesque Ardennes forest – it all seems a long way from the glamour and ultra modern facilities of some of its counterparts. This track is by no means a relic though, Spa has long been a favorite for both fans and drivers, synonymous with speed and steeped in history.
Spa Francorchamps is a great place to visit as a spectator. There are a good variety of views, the cars are nice and close in places and the atmosphere is electric. Everyone there is really happy to be there. It's not just a Grand Prix – it's the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa Francorchamps. Half the people here have been dreaming about and planning this weekend for years and are are finally ticking off that item from their bucket list and you can feel the excitement. The rest of the fans are there for their second, third, fourth, fifth visit to Spa, because they know how special a place it is.
Be advised that Spa is not Monaco. Don't come expecting glitz, glamour, or even clean Portaloos. If Monaco is an exquisitely prepared dish served at a Michelin star restaurant, Spa is a portion of fish and chips wrapped in a newspaper. It doesn't have the razzle-dazzle or sophistication but it's every bit as satisfying. Keep this in mind when you're preparing for the weekend.
Belgian Grand Prix F1 Spectator Tips
- Bring your own bog-roll and hand sanitizer, good sturdy walking shoes for the circuit's grassy, hilly terrain and plenty of warm and water-proof clothes.
Have plenty of loose change. Some toilets are free but at others you'll have to spend a penny. Well actually 70 cents.
- Stock up on drink and snacks before you enter the circuit and save a fortune. There are some medium sized shops that can cater to most needs in the nearby villages of Malmedy and Francorchamps
BELGIAN GRAND PRIX F1 SPECTATOR TOP TIP: Driving Around the Original Spa
Taking the time at Spa to visit the section of road that was once the old Spa circuit is fascinating and chilling in equal measure. It is a 10km trip through the Belgian countryside on an unassuming piece of road that is one of the most fabled stretches of track in Grand Prix folklore.
The original Spa was a 15 km, 21 turn road course that formed a rough triangle between the villages of Francorchamps, Malmedy and Stavelot. Growing concern by the late 1960's about the danger of the circuit later led to the development of the new layout.
The trip can be made by car or on bike (available to rent in Spa). Begin just outside the circuit perimeter, near the campsite adjacent to turn 7 of the present day Spa. Continue towards Stavelot on the N62 before back-tracking towards the Blanchimont entrance to the circuit.
Things to do near Spa – attractions away from the circuit
Belgium is more than just F1 and waffles. Of course nothing beats standing about in the rain watching loud cars zoom past, but whilst in Belgium it's worth checking out some of the region's other attractions.
The country is known for her beer (over 600 varieties), chocolate, diamonds, historical sites and…lace. There's plenty to see just in the Ardennes region where the Grand Prix takes place but if you're interested in exploring further, popular towns are Bruges, Ghent and Antwerp.
Autoworld Museum, Brussels
If you didn't get your fill of automotive excitement at Spa, Brussel's Autoworld Museum has you covered. The vast museum located in Parc du Cinquantenaire features cars from the Mahy collection, one of the finest private collections in the world consisting of about 1000 vehicles. The museum does a great job of telling the history of the motor car from the earliest steam powered machines to contemporary cars. The section on sport and competition is of particular interest. The museum is open 7 days from 10 till 6. Tickets are €9 at the front desk or €8 if you buy online. Special rates are available for groups, seniors, children, students and children under 6 enter for free.
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Weather at Spa is notoriously changeable, the circuit located as it is in the Ardennes forest, it has a strong micro-climate. It can be sunny in one part of the track and chucking it down in another part. Use a layered system of clothing for the weekend so you can easily adjust to changing conditions.
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I love the colors of the new J.Crew Spring Lookbook, especially my two favorites Yellow and Teal!!! I CANNOT wait until spring starts, oh how I dream about seeing grass and flowers again.
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colors!!! yay, i love em... i cant waittt!!!
I ALWAYS love the J.Crew spring collection -- so much color and life. This teal is fantastic; it feels so fresh!
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Household Surface Cleaning with Flitz Polishing Products
Posted by Flitz Premium Care Products on 7th Jul 2015
Use Flitz polishing products on a variety of household appliances such as stove tops, door hardware, refrigerators and more.
Below is a transcript from the video: Household Surface Cleaning with Flitz Polishing Products
Flitz It: For shine that lasts.
Clean and maintain all stainless steel appliances with the Stainless Steel cleaner, which cuts grease, oil and fingerprints. Apply Flitz polish for the high-gloss look.
Flitz Polishing Products leave no oily fingerprints after application. Use the microfiber cloth for no streaks. Cleaner removes heavy grease and fingerprints easily. Apply polish for showroom look.
Best of all, leaves no oily film to fight against future fingerprints. Flitz is great on stainless steel hoods. Apply and buff. Flitz won't leave oily film.
For tarnished, copper cookware, spray Instant Brass and Copper Cleaner. Spray and rinse. Flitz also works great on stove tops, nickel door hardware, refrigerators and even highly-polished bar sinks.
After using the Instant Brass and Copper Cleaner, obtain that mirror finish by applying Flitz Paste then buff to a high luster.
Flitz polish also works great on fireplaces, refrigerators and pot marks on sinks.
For food and wine stains on granite counter tops, use the Granite and Marble Cleaner. Let penetrate and wipe. For extra protection for two months, use the Flitz Granite Wax.
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Now, it has been a few months since I did my first post about this very long term project of the 1953 Chevrolet BelAir Custom and not much progressed due to magazine reviews and other projects getting in the way. My original plan was to have this model finished for Telford last November, but that did not happen! So now that the Gannet and Monty's Humber are done and dusted, I had to decide between the Chevy of the Messerschmitt Bf110 to continue with. The Chevy won!
So, how does the project sit now? The body is basically ready for primer and painting. I still have to decide on what colour I am going to paint her, but it can be brought up to that stage to save some time. After more swapping around between different wheels, I have finally settled for these ones which I was originally using on the 53 Ford Pick-up that has been sitting on the shelf with the Chevy.
In the engine bay, some major changes were made to accommodate the large V8 that is being fitted. The stock inner wings were cut out and new ones were scratch-built in their place. These needed to be altered when I discovered that there were obstructing the front wheels, so the rear sections were moved inwards for clearance of the wheels. The radiator supplied in the kit would not be up to the job in real life. So this has been replaced with one of my cast resin Nissan GT-R radiators mounted in a new front panel.
On the underside, I had to replace the axle as the original one had broke. Thus one came from a Pontiac GTO scrapper I picked up a while back to use for a demo on my website at some point. The Pontiac axle is a bit stronger then the Chevy one and the wheels are sitting further into the wheel housings now. All that I needed to do was make some new stabiliser bar brackets to go on the axle. The front and rear suspension has been glued into place now, this is to protect them from being damaged any more. So, just a few things to tidy up on the chassis and then this an be primed and readied for paint.
Onto the interior now. The general inside is going to be the stock Chevy bench seats, trying to keep an "Old Skool" look inside. But the dash needed a revamp, so it was out with the old dials and in with a more modern dash cluster taken from a left-over decals out of a Honda I think. The upper surface of the dash was changed to accommodate the new cluster and give it a more modern feel. The steering wheel and column has also been changed by using a spare wheel from the parts box and a scratch-build new column. Some indicate and wiper stalks need to be made and added before painting commences.
Finally the engine. This is a Gibson Engines cast resin Alley Rat 502 TPI, which comes with all of the components of a complete engine, including etched parts and material to make any of the belts found on the engine. The only extra detailing required, is items like HT leads, hoses, pipework and wiring. In all, they are very good replacements for the stock engines in 1/25th scale cars.
This one still needs some work done to it, a bit of work to the air filter and prep work for the leads and hoses before paint can commence. But this is not far off the painting stage and once it has been stripped down, cleaned up and primed, on goes the colour.
So, now that this update has been done, I can get back to the workbench and head towards completing this long overdue project.


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I need to take my boat out to run it today so I can show it and hopefully sell it. I will be heading down to the Kenai city peer at the mouth of the Kenai around noon and high tide is an 18 footer at 3pm will I have any problems launching or running in the river there. Thanks for any help
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Wednesday, June 30, 2010
7 comments:
- CharlieDelta said...
Careful what you wish for dude. That could be dangerous. You could come home from work one day and the monkey might have drank all your beer and smoked your entire stash.
- June 30, 2010 at 2:26 PM
- kerrcarto said...
That would be one dead monkey and for $15 bucks I could afford to replace him.
- June 30, 2010 at 2:32 PM
- Omnibus Driver said...
Forget the monkey. CharlieDelta's cat would probably cost less and leave your smokes alone.
- June 30, 2010 at 8:04 PM
- CharlieDelta said...
Sorry to hear you're not gonna make it this year Leslie. I was looking forward to having some cocktails in the bar with you and Holder before we dearly departed again this year...
- July 1, 2010 at 12:38 AM
- Omnibus Driver said...
Thanks, CD! I'll miss you, too!
(Smooches right back 'atcha.)
- July 1, 2010 at 12:09 PM
Monkeys pretty much creep me out ... but that is a bit intriguing.
- July 2, 2010 at 4:54 AM
- Claudia said...
Whatever happens to you, Happy Birthday Kerrcarto!
- July 2, 2010 at 11:40 PM
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...hopefully that's how we will be sending you home after our July workshop! I will be revisiting silk painting. Seems a long time since we last did this at one of our Saturday workshops. We will be looking at colour mixing and salt techniques to create backgrounds which you can then stamp on to when dry.
Michelle will be revisiting techniques with alcohol inks to create cards (mini canvases will now feature later in the year.)
Don't forget your "Blend It" challenge cards.
Wednesday, 27 July 2016
Silky mitts and inky paws...
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Tuesday, 19 July 2016
Inspired by nature...
A natural history theme emerged from our cards last month with studies of birds and flowers inspiring our card creations. First up - the Pan Pastel cards:
And secondly - the gelato cards:
And finally your "Colour It" challenge cards:
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text: Barbados to show cultured side with winter, spring festivals December 13, 2001 Share 1 -- BRIDGETOWN, Barbados -- Barbados' culture takes center stage with events this winter and spring. The ninth annual Jazz Festival, scheduled for Jan. 14 to 20, will feature performances at Sunbury Plantation House, Sherbourne Conference Centre, Sir Garfield Sobers Sports Complex, Heritage Park and Farley Hill National Park.Individual performance tickets are priced between $20 and $50; a season ticket plan is priced at $170. Dionne Warwick is headlining the festival.Tickets can be purchased at www.barbadosjazzonline.com.A handful of tour operators are offering trips to coincide with the festival, including Gogo Worldwide Vacations and US Airways Vacations.Holders Season, March 5 to 30, returns after a one-year hiatus with musical and theatrical productions.Performances are held in the garden of Holders House, a 17th century plantation house.Highlights include:• "The Complete Works of Shakespeare," a play which presents 37 Shakespeare plays in 37 minutes.• Two performances of "Madame Butterfly" by the London City Opera.• "Loose Ends," a behind-the-scenes look at the theater world with Ned Sherrin. Musical accompaniment will be by Peter Greenwell.For details, contact the Holders House at (246) 432-6385 or visit www.holders.net.Also, The African-American Film Festival, May 23 to 27, will showcase the achievements of African-American directors.Events include a look at past and current film releases and a spotlight on up-and-coming directors in the field.Call the Barbados Tourism Authority at (800) 221-9831 or visit www.barbados.org for more details.


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"We must not confuse the thrill of acquiring or distributing information quickly with the more daunting task of converting it into knowledge and wisdom. Regardless of how advanced our computers become, we should never use them as a substitute for our own basic cognitive skills of awareness, perception, reasoning and judgment." – David Shenk, (The End of Patience).
The strategies and tools we use for Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) need to be regularly updated, such as :
- knowing your purpose
- defining boundaries
- searching and finding (beyond just default search engines)
- evaluate and filter (credibility, trust, value, interest, time)
- capture and organise (depending on purpose). A good structure includes categories, tags, bookmarks, annotations, notes, etc.
- connect, share, and use
We have to be able to quickly adapt and change to an increasingly volatile and challenging environment.
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According to a study by Rouhollah Fathizargaran (link), there are 4 challenges of using Web 2.0 technologies and they are: inaccurate and inappropriate information, lack of participation, lack of knowledge about the nature of technologies, and security sensitive. If employees are aware of these challenges, and have appropriate PKM skills, they will be able to improve their individual performances – something to deeply consider when implementing PKM strategies in career development!
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The pathologic mechanisms of transplant rejection are complex, and they can be hard to get a grip on.Select Category Cardiac pathology Cases Developmental pathology Endocrine pathology adrenal pathology pancreatic pathology parathyroid pathology pituitary pathology thyroid Heart Transplant Rejection Pathology. Updated: Feb 11, 2014.The concept of rejection is not unique to cardiac allograft transplantation and, to a varying extent, occurs in all forms of solid organ transplantation. PowerPoint Slideshow channel for Enter kidney transplant rejection PowerPoint Presentation, PPT - DocSlides.Download Note - The PPT/PDF document "Enter kidney transplant rejection" is the property of its rightful owner. transplant rejection pathology pathology in outline format with mouse over histology previews.1990: A (0-3 weeks post-transplant), B (late ischemia). histology. early: contraction band, necrosis, myocyte vacuolization, mixed inflammatory infiltrate. Presentations (PPT, KEY, PDF).Control of Transplant Immunology Transplantation immunity is predominately by cell mediated immunity First response is mediated by T lymphocytes Humoral antibody are also produced during Allograft Rejection Dr.T.V.Rao MD. 15 Immune Transplant Rejection Pathology 1 Flashcards Memorang. Immunologic Aspects Of Organ Transplantation.Transplantation Immunology Ppt Download. Antibody Mediated Rejection In Cardiac Transplantation Emerging. Rejection Many transplant recipients may experience a rejection episode at some point. A rejection episode can be scary, but it usually does not mean that the organ has stopped, or will stop working.This is done by examining the biopsy tissue under a microscope (pathology ). Describe the pathology of rejection Differentiate between acute and chronic rejection.Ppt on real time clock Ppt on earthquake for class 9 Ppt on means of transport and communication Ppt on combination ofSimilar presentations. Immunology of Renal Transplant.
Renal Pathology Review. Immune Pathology.Without precise immunological matching between host and donor tissues, both Cell-mediated Immunity and Humoral Immunity can become activated, resulting in both host-mediated rejection of the transplanted organ and transplant-mediated rejection of host tissues. Transplantation 199661(11):1586-92 Fibrin thrombus www.pathologyoutlines.com Renal artery with chronic vascular rejection are markedly thickened and fibrotic. There is interstitial fibrosis and chronic inflammation UPMS- TRANSPLANT PATHOLOGY INTERNET SERVICES Glomerular basement Cellular-mediated acute rejection is a pathologic diagnosis in the early to moderate phases as gray-scale as Doppler ultrasound findings have been shown to be unreliable in its diagnosis.
In cases of severe acute rejection, the transplanted kidney becomes edematous and manifests as a globular The most detailed work on transplantation pathology and the greatest experience, has been obtained by observation in kidney transplantation, but bone marrow, liver, heart and lung transplant are now very common.Four patterns of renal transplant rejection are recognized. T1 - Lung transplant pathology. T2 - American Journal of Surgical Pathology.AB - This article describes a comparative study performed to determine the histologic features of pulmonary rejection and cytomegaloviral (CMV) infection following lung transplantation. renal allograft rejection - Humpath.com - Human pathology. Immunopathology. Graft rejection Transplant Rejection. renaltransrej.Tubular interstitial diseases - ppt video online download. Antibody mediated rejection in kidney transplantation. 411 412 The Banff classification of kidney transplant pathology Fig. 1. A. Representative field from one core of a biopsy from a patient with clinically- typical acute rejection. The core was histologically normal and no interstitial infiltrate was found (HE, x 190). Post-transplant - pathology histology findings. NIDDK Liver Transplantation Database. 4.1 Consistent with humoral related rejection 4.2 Consistent with, but not diagnostic of, acute cellular rejection 4.3 Acute cellular rejection 4.4 Resolving acute cellular rejection Organ transplant ppt. 25,810 views. Share.To prevent rejection, transplant patients are given medicines to weaken the immune system. Modern medications have made rejection less of a concern in liver transplant patients. Medical Powerpoints medical ppt Pathology.Well organised powerpoint presentations by Medical School Pathology. Read the powerpoints which are available for free and providde your reviews. PPT - RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY PowerPoint Presentation Pancreas: Pancreas Transplant Rejection.Pancreas transplant pathology report banff 2011. Transplant Rejection - Pictures, posters, news and videos Thiru, Sathia, and Hermann Waldmann. Pathology and Immunology of Transplantation and Rejection.APA: Thiru, S Waldmann, H. (2001). Pathology and immunology of transplantation and rejection. Oxford: Blackwell science. Chicago First Session IMMUNOLOGY/PATHOLOGY OF REJECTION AND ITS PREVENTION.Second Session REJECTION TREATMENT AND REJECTION IN LIVER/HEART TRANSPLANT. Chairs: K. Budde (Berlin, Germany), L. Rostaing (Toulouse, France). In all patients within the first six months of transplantation (except for auto- and isografts) unless immunosuppression is achieved.Describe the gross pathology of a chronic lung transplant rejection. The most common cause of renal transplant failure is inadequate immunosuppression that results in. David N. Rush: Subclinical Rejection and Proteomics.Subclinical acute and chronic renal transplant pathology. TRANSPLANT REJECTION. Immunologic Mechanisms. The HLA system is a key factor in most reactions.Organ System Pathology. Renal transplants: three classic modes of rejection are described. Various alternatives to core biopsy have been explored, but no technique as yet has sufficient sensitivity and specificity for general use in rejection diagnosis.Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada. Acute Rejection Transplant Pathology Internet Services PDF. Practice Ielts TestIntended For Pleasure Pdf Free.Darker For FreeThe Immune System 3rd EditionHtml5 KIDNEY DISEASE Ed Friedlander, M.D Pathologist. More "kidney transplant rejection stages" ppt. Advertisement. Cardiovascular pathology Dr D S OBriain October Transplant rejection: (cyclosporin is cytotoxic) Renal transplant pathology, also kidney tranplant pathology, is grouped with the medical kidney diseases, as this usually precedes the transplant. Also, many renal transplants have recurrence of the pathology that lead to renal failure. There is a consensus on categories - known as "Banff 97". Tags: rejection pathology transplant transplant pathology transplantation .
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Hello this is my NEW blog.
My sister Tessa helped me make it, she has two blogs.
I am a very slow typer, so I get board and don't write a lot... but I am trying to do better.
I have two other blogs alice-an-prince-in-wonderland and Monkeygurl.
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
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- The Milkshake said...
Hiya Aliss!
Keep up the writing!
Love ya Tessa
- August 27, 2008 at 1:53 PM
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Mentor Training Delivered at GCRTA in Cleveland, Ohio
Posted April 2017
On March 21st, the Center worked with Keystone Development Partnership (KDP) to deliver a one day mentor training to GCRTA rail vehicle technicians. GCRTA is in the final stages of registration for their rail vehicle technician apprenticeship program. These mentors will be an integral part to the implementation of that apprenticeship program.
The training that was delivered by Stuart Bass of KDP covered topics such as workplace training, mentors as teachers and on-site advisors, giving instruction, mentors as communication, and problem solving. For more information the Mentor training course, contact Program Manager Tia Brown.
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