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James E. Simon, Professor
When I first joined the faculty at Purdue University 14 years ago, I was already committed to studying herb, spices and medicinal plants, and had a broad long term vision of where I hoped my research would lead. However, I could never have imagined the world-wide traveling, the friendships that would develop, and the real enjoyment and satisfaction of both working with these fascinating and still poorly understood plants, as well as those of you in the herb industry. In this way, I have been blessed and consider myself very fortunate. While I anticipated examining the physiology and production of herbs, I never would have anticipated learning and studying the chemistry, biochemistry and now the genetics of these plants. While I anticipated examining the chemical characteristics of germplasm collections of selected herb species in my continual quest for unusual or novel compounds, I would have never guessed having the fortune and opportunity to actually go out and collect plants, travel to exotic places around the world to search for new plants, nor find myself in a tropical rainforest looking for that elusive vine of interest and then having the novel experience in traveling down a river in a hand-hewn canoes to a pygmy village for an afternoon of relaxation. I could have never imagined being able to meet and to work with so many different and fascinating people, from so many countries, from diverse walks of life, and with such a wide range of interests, experiences and expertise.
I raise these highlights in order to provide an outline of my presentation which addresses, in a reflective manner, the development of new herbs, natural products and my own speculative predictions for the future. Allow me to also express my appreciation to the IHA for the invitation and honor to present this years Otto Richter Memorial Lecture Award. The recognition of ones work by your peers, and in particular by the IHA is indeed quite moving. Having organized the first three of these national herb growing and marketing conferences beginning back in 1986 in West Lafayette, and seeing such an organization continue to develop and evolve today, and now coming back before you today is quite a pleasure, and something that I will always value. Like so many of you, I too had the pleasure of knowing Otto Richter, and long ago recognized his wealth of knowledge on herbs, and his willingness to share his expertise and experiences with others. As an educator, the acquirement of such in-depth expertise, and the ability and interest in then effectively communicating that knowledge (what is now popularly considered 'intellectual capitol' ) with others is the hallmark of a true learned scholar, and Otto Richter fits such a description. The good news for me is that there are among you many others just like Otto, with the knowledge and expertise, and, more importantly with the interest and willingness to share their knowledge with others- Mary Peddie and Madeline Hill are among just two of you within the IHA that more than fit than definition, and it has really a personal honor and pleasure to work with and learn from them as well as other 'herbalists', as I would hope to continue that tradition.
As I begin, you must first be forewarned that many of the selected examples that will be illustrated today were developed from my own research, and is used to illustrate the process and importance of discovery and development rather than the development itself.
1. The Development of New Herbs:
1.1 Development of New Herbs partially dependent upon quality of seedbanks, and accessibility to seedbanks, and diversity within available lines
* Maintenance of and access to germplasm collections and seed banks is becoming an increasing dilemma. The future exchange of genetic materials particularly across country borders is becoming increasingly complex. For most herbs, the germplasm collections are limited and are poor reflections of the range of plants' natural biological diversity. Collection in other countries now involves more than permits and tacit agreements, but often a formal understanding of agreement relative to future uses, applications, and ownerships. In a few cases, the work and collection of a plant must only be conducted in that country, and under collaborative guidelines set forth by the source country.
* Issues related to Ownership, Intellectual Property Rights, PVP, Plant Patents, and Uniqueness Testing must be confronted.
1.2 Selection and Breeding Strategies for Herbs are Dependent upon the Objectives
* Ornamental vs. culinary vs. medicinal vs. aromatic vs. targeted natural product
* Disease resistance vs. newness/uniqueness
* Agricultural yields vs. bioactive yields
* Breeding for targeted specific natural products
-new sources of aroma chemicals
-breeding for a single compound vs. a specific aroma profile
Some of our medicinal plant selection and breeding includes: Ancistrocladus korupensis, Echinacea spp., goldenseal (Hydrastis canandensis) and feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium).
A Case Example: 'Sweet Dani' lemon basil- a new 1998 release. Our first release and an All-American Selection.
Other Near-Ready-To-Releases: include a few ornamental herbs, and several basils bred for targeted natural products.
1.3 Current Herb Studies at Our Center Focus on:
* Development and release of new and/or improved herbs for their culinary, ornamental or natural products
* Development of production systems
* Seed quality and germination enhancement studies on echinacea species
* Screening and identifying basils resistant and immune to fusarium for incorporation into susceptible basils
* DNA fingerprinting
* Identifying enzymes responsible for selected reactions leading to specific natural products of interest
* Identifying genes responsible for methylcinnamate
* Inheritance of selected aroma volatiles
* Developing a regeneration and transformation system for basil
2. The Development of Natural Products: The Search for Novel Bio-active Compounds from Higher Plants
*Screening for biological activity against human illness
-neoplastic activity, antimalarials, and antiviral agents from plants
-National Cancer Institute: plant collection and screening
-Private pharmaceutical companies
-Walter Reed Institute for Experimental Therapeutics
-Many other centers world-wide
* Collection and screening of germplasm as antifeedants, antimicrobial agents
* Screening for biological activity against diseases of livestock, pets, and fowl
* Based upon a lottery system approach
* Based upon a systematic screening of indigenous use(s)
3. Predictions for the Future:
* Increased production (field, greenhouse, hydroponic) of culinary herbs, botanicals and medicinal plants
* Increased diversity of culinary herbs, ethnic herbs, and medicinal plants
* Increased interest and demand for preservation and conservation programs for herbs both domestically (including our own native American medicinals) and abroad
* Increased industry trend toward cultivation rather than collection
* Increase in specialty essential oils
* Increased flexibility on the marketing of herbs with greater freedom to provide more information to consumers
* Increased demand to produce herbs in a pesticide-free or organically certified manner
The demystification of herbs will come only after science addresses health claims. In the interim, consumers will still demand, purchase and use an increasing array of herbs as part of their health care (including preventive care). Should insurance companies ever agree (as they now do relative to other 'alternative' medical options) to include the use of herbs, then the herbal industry will undergo yet another renaissance, creating a significant opportunity to the agricultural community.
Considering consumer demands and the emerging marketplace, my predictions are probably conservative, with the real question only being the size of the expected increases. With the continual increased consumption and demand for these products, and their year-round availability across the country in many retail and wholesale outlets, this momentum will likely continue to skyrocket upward. The relative increase in demand and use will focus in the medicinals and other edible plants to improve human health, merging into the fields of nutraceuticals/nutrapharmaceuticals. The increase in consumer purchases for fresh herbs, and the relative significant increased uses of essential oils in aromatherapy and personal hygiene products for the improvement of life quality and human health will also continue to skyrocket upward. In the future, I predict the increased use of essential oils to alter indoor scents in homes, businesses and in public and government buildings. The current limitation at present to this may be related to insurance concerns about possible litigation actions in case of 'induced' allergies real or perceived, and to some extent technological limitations. There will continue to be an infusion of new and novel products using aromatic and medicinal plants.
For those in agriculture, it should be noted that these predictions bring good news and interesting opportunities for growers. Increased products translate to increased demand for the raw product, which to a great extent translates to increased production needs for the herbs. The same herbal renaissance that is driving the market has also generated grower interest around the world on many of the same 'hot' herbs, to the extent that the marketplace can be temporarily flooded resulting in depressed prices. The ginseng market at present is stagnant on the wholesale level for North American ginseng. The North American peppermint and spearmint market is also relatively saturated keeping prices in check and, thus limiting acreage in production. Overproduction of herbs results in the same difficult situation for growers as the overproduction of any agricultural commodity. Perhaps, the recent finding of fungicide contamination in Asian ginseng may change the overall demand for American ginseng. In almost all cases, expect increased competition from abroad. This will continue and yet, given increased concerns on product quality, herbal companies are looking closer at procuring domestic products to ensure no product contamination and cleaner material. While I have predicted increased field production, some important exceptions are noteworthy. The recent closure of a major spice farm in southwestern US, makes the importation of the same spices from abroad increase, and increases the production opportunity for foreign farmers.
The emerging marketplace has required increased sophistication and an increased recognition of raw and processed quality. It is here, that agriculture has a significant role to play in providing to the herbal industry raw product of genetic uniformity, high quality and true-to-type. Raw product quality of herbs will only be achieved by not only using GMP, but good GFP. Good Farming Practices (GFP) and GMP can ensure herbal products be free from insects, extraneous materials and any nonplant debris, pesticides, heavy metals, and microbiological contamination. The emerging herbal marketplace is expecting and demanding improved and consistent QC procedures including standardization protocols, and this long process is underway. While the dried spice industry has long established QC guidelines, for fresh herbs, QC guidelines have only been developed for a few fresh herbs, and are sourly needed by most others.
* Collaboration or merging of nutritional, pharmaceutical & food and beverage companies
* Continued search for novel natural bioactive products
* Finding new uses and new products from herbs:
-Value-added processing
-Nutraceuticals/nutrapharmaceuticals (see authors note below)
-Foods, flavorings, fragrances, pigments, nonfood applications
* Finding new plants and targeting specific natural products for extraction
*Use of traditional crops as chemical factories for nutraceuticals
-lignans from flaxseed
-lycopene from tomatoes
-anticancer agents from broccoli, garlic, and others in the future
-anti-UTI agent from cranberry
* Modifying traditional crops to produce 'natural' and/or 'foreign' natural products
-antifungal proteins from corn
-pharmaceutical compounds from tobacco and corn
-new custom designed fatty acids from oil seed crops
* Improvement of herb crops, enhanced production systems, increased mechanization and processing
* Cloning the genes controlling aromas, medicinal compounds and pigments
-designer foods meet designer botanicals
-introduction of floral scents into flowers and plants
-introduction of genes coding for alkaloids, terpenes, etc.
* Increased product substitution with natural ingredients
-natural pigments
* Increased quality control
-standardization of aromatic and bio-active compound(s)
-aroma sensing & other new nondestructive technologies to monitor product quality
-development of new techniques to assess bioactivity
Authors note: As botanicals become merged within the nutraceutical field, I suggest that the preferred term become nutrapharmaceutical. However, until science addresses both the biological activity claims and the health claims, I will use, 'pseudopharmaceutical' as it may be the most accurate and appropriate description relative to our pharmaceutical and modern medicine system in this country.
* Traditional approaches in selection and breeding will yield successful results
* Genetic engineering will open new horizons untenable previously
-introduction of antifungal genes into peppermint to develop a wilt-resistant peppermint (Weller, Bressan, Hasagawa, Purdue University)
-introduction of herbicide resistant peppermint and spearmint (Weller et al.)
-custom-designed (via genetic engineering) spearmint to produce a 'peppermint oil'
* The newest techniques of molecular biology have merged as an integral component of 'breeding'
* Future programs will also focus on bio-active enhancement and disease and insect resistance
* Some natural products will be procured in vitro
While the focus has been on new herb development and future predictions, clearly one of the most important vehicles of disseminating up-to-date information is through the www. Given the profusion of sites and the difficulty in ascertaining the real information from the fiction on the web, several years ago Dr. Jules Janick and myself developed NewCROP., as a virtual library and new crop information center.
The URL address for NewCROP is: http://www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/
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Skip to comments.Two-Thirds Dont Want Sandra Fluke as Time Person of the Year
Posted on 12/12/2012 2:48:45 PM PST by NYer
Two-thirds of people who have voted in the polling associated with selecting Time magazine's person of the year say they do not want Sandra Fluke chosen as its Person of the Year.
Time magazine doesn't provide the raw voting totals but the results, so far, show 66.52 percent of those voting say "No way" to the pro-abortion birth control activist as its Person of the Year while just 33.48 percent of voters say she deserves the title.
The pro-life movement was up in arms when Fluke's name was included among the list of those Time said had been nominated as potential Person of the Year selections. In a new article, pro-life writer Kathryn Lopez, an editor of the conservative publication National Review, explains why Fluke would be an ironic selection.
Though the online voting for the award isnt currently in her favor, Ill actually be disappointed if the Time cover features anyone but her. Let me explain.
Fluke represents a debate we ought to be having out in the open. Her Time cover status would highlight a claim that permeated the just-concluded political campaign and became for some a cultural mantra of the year: That the Republican Party and the Catholic Church leaders who oppose the Department and Health and Human Services mandate somehow are waging a war on women. The assumption behind it is that women will never be free unless they can medicate their fertility away.
As a prime-time speaker at the Democratic convention in North Carolina this summer, Fluke complained about being shut out of a hearing panel of religious leaders on religious liberty and the HHS mandate. Besides giving the erroneous impression that there were no women at the hearing because of her absence something that had been claimed for months and, I fully expect, will live on as an urban legend she spoke on the issue in terms of equality and freedom. Anyone half-paying attention to her speech might have found what she said completely unobjectionable. Listen to longer-form testimony, though, and the principled agenda of marginalizing religious liberty becomes much more clear.
But what she was advocating was to equate womens health with the full panoply of reproductive drugs and services. What she was advocating was a bureaucratic regulation that treats pregnancy as a disease, and fertility as a condition to be suppressed. What she was advocating was a coercive, punitive policy that represents a dramatic narrowing of our understanding of religious liberty.
We didnt actually have a vote on that. Media stories mentioned that contraception was involved, and that some Catholic bishops were upset. But nothing like a transparent national debate ever happened. This issue of the HHS mandate and its infringement upon religious freedom is something we need to discuss out in the open. And its imperative we do so not just as a national matter, but also up close and personal parish by parish, in our homes and communities because we probably want something better than what the HHS and the Obama administration has imposed upon us.
So, thank you, Sandra Fluke, and everyone who celebrated her activism. This was a pivotal moment in a revolution that has been ongoing. If we deny the revolution and mask its consequences, then we do so at our own peril and impoverishment.
No campaign to protect religious liberty will ever be successful without an appreciation of the fact that religious faith might offer a superior vision what it means to lead a good life, a life that is entirely within our grasp, a life filled with all the dignity and meaning that we lose whenever we pursue happiness in all the wrong places. Even fallen and frequently lost, we have the offer of redemption and the responsibility to rebuild. Its time we did so. And thats no fluke.
Who really gives a rat's bottom about whoever Time Magazine nominates for anything. I wouldn't read that magazine today under any circumstance.
"The assumption behind it is that women will never be free unless they can medicate their fertility away"
No, it's stupide' than that. They can't be free until other people defray the cost of medicating their fertility away.
"The assumption behind it is that women will never be free unless they can medicate their fertility away"
No, it's stupider than that. They can't be free until other people defray the cost of medicating their fertility away.
If she'd agree to clean the litter box on a daily basis, I'd consider that.
I don't see this as good news at all.
If 1/3 WANT her to be Person of the Year, then America is indeed screwed.
I wonder if they would be willing to name her Ms. Condom Cruncher of 2012. She got the "lady parts" voters out for Barry Benghazi. She deserves some kind of trophy.
Time magazine can be useful in dentists offices (no matter how many decades they are out of date) — if that's all there is to read there, after a while you'll start looking forward to your root canal.
I think Sandra Fluke is quite fitting as Time magazine's person of the year.
I'd say fluck fluke but they probably already did.
They should just give it to generic "Dumb Sluts", not any one in particular.
"Dumb Sluts" were inarguably the most powerful influence in our society this year.
I do. Time is "what it is" ... we all now know "what it is and what it has become" (Sort of like the Nobel "Peace" Prize.) Fluke's selection would simply reconfirm what we know and reaffirm that we are correct.
Leftist turd of the year hands down.
...the two men and three women who still read Time agree: Sandra Fluke is HOT....
TIME magazine will pick whatever or whoever they want. They even had Hitler once didn't they?
They'll just give the award to Putin or Merkel, then.
What is this idiot girl doing these days for a living? I know she graduated and passed the bar exam. Does she have a lucrative sub-cabinet post in the Baraqqi administration?
Who wants slut on the cover?
So the people get it on this one. Sandra Fluke is the pap smear of 2012 - not a newsmaker but an indicator of the cancerous state of our politics.
Yea, and two-thirds of the mainstream media doesn't care what two-thirds of the people think anyway.
If they had a category for Useful Idiot of the Year I'd vote for her hands down.
It's over. The only real question is who gets dibs on the ruins.
What is it with lefties and mousy brown, fish-belly white frumps like Fluke, Lena Dunham and Rachel Maddow?
Boo Radley got more sun than these shrews.
She is what I see when I picture my country now, in 2012.
If that doesn't qualify her for person of the year, I don't know what does.
It's not an "honor" or an "award"; it's the person who had the most influence "for good or ill" on the news of the year. So yes, they have picked Hitler, Stalin and other bad people in past years.
I would have nominated the "Vanishing Timesman." If we got enough votes they'd have to write about their own demise. And then they'd finally be gone.
This year they should make it Obama's Votomatic machines
I voted yes.
She is what I see when I picture my country now, in 2012.
If that doesn't qualify her for person of the year, I don't know what does.
I sense a certain repressed anger...I hope you don't live near a clock tower.
That is all the commies really want
Land of the Free Birth Control.
What does one to say to young people thinking of joining the military? Exactly what would they be risking their lives to defend?
In the Baraqqi Depression, a lot of young folks join the military because there are no other decent job options.
So it's just another job, nothing special about it, nothing particularly admirable about it, just a bit higher risk than average -- ?
If you don't want to borrow heavily to attend "big education" what other options are available these days for a hs grad? Become a "29er" at McDonalds or WalMart?
"She is what I see when I picture my country now, in 2012."
Where the rubber meets the road.
Her photograph (on the cover) is absolutely chilling. The eyes.
Pity the metrosexual who divorces her some day.
By her own words and deeds, she would fit the book's description of 'great horr' (mispelled on purpose).
So??? America stopped being the country where the majority ruled decades ago!!
Thank you liberals.
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The Gospel according to John 6:14-27
At that time, when the people saw the sign which he had done, they said, "This is indeed the prophet who is to come into the world!"
Perceiving then that they were about to come and take him by force to make him king, Jesus withdrew again to the mountain by himself.
When evening came, his disciples went down to the sea, entered a boat, and started across the sea to Capernaum. It was now dark, and Jesus had not yet come to them. The sea rose because a strong wind was blowing. When they had rowed about three or four miles, they saw Jesus walking on the sea and drawing near to the boat. They were frightened, but he said to them, "It is I; do not be afraid." Then they were glad to take him into the boat, and immediately the boat was at the land to which they were going.
On the next day the people who remained on the other side of the sea saw that there had been only one boat there, and that Jesus had not entered the boat with his disciples, but that his disciples had gone away alone. However, boats from Tiberias came near the place where they ate the bread after the Lord had given thanks. So when the people saw that Jesus was not there, nor his disciples, they themselves entered the boats and went to Capernaum, seeking Jesus.
When they found him on the other side of the sea, they said to him, "Rabbi, when did you come here?" Jesus answered them, "Truly, truly, I say to you, you seek me, not because you saw signs, but because you ate your fill of the loaves. Do not labor for the food which perishes, but for the food which endures to eternal life which the Son of man will give to you; for on him has God the Father set his seal."
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It's good to be white
This is terrible. I'll bet the whites that took it passed, no matter how they did.
That said, the laws requiring a would-be voter to show a photo ID are not racist.
It will be under Obamas Immigration bill.
once the white man got sick of the whining and let women and blacks join in, everything went to hell in a hand basket...
I think #10 is worded wrong
I passed, I must be all white.
Keep the bar as low as possible.
There is now a plan to make voter registration compulsory when applying for da wefare.
There is an enormous amount of stupid, uninformed people out there. Should all of them be blocked from voting?
I say the price of admission is a photo ID and proof that you paid 5 cents in income tax.
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check out this article.................the colts have just enough money this off-season to franchise dwight freeney so that he he wont hit free agency (colts cap about 10 mill......franchise tag on DE 9.4 mill) but not enough money to give him the long term contract he wants which is the highest paid Defensive player in the league b/c peyton is aleady the highest paid player in the league and they have a bunch of contracts they need to rework which would spell disaster for their future.............if they franchise him they wont be able to resign back pro-bowl lb cato june or safety mike doss and other important FA......this also means indy wont be able to improve its team at all during the free agency period.....and if they do franchise him he's guranteed to leave after 2 years which is max number of years you can franchise a player under the new agreement and the franchise tag in general is a slap in the face of player who touts himself best defensive player in the league.........................Long Story short they're screwed and either way it helps the Jets...........not to mention that freeney said he would be willing to switch to a 3-4 olb for one of the teams that said they would aggressively pursue him this offseason which are the 49ers and the other is the Buccaneers...........im intrigued by the possibility we have of signing him if he is let go because he is an excellent pass rusher and performs best in playoffs at a positon we lack a true pass rusher.....plus we have excellent salary cap and he's a player that could put us over the top....................Still rather draft woodley though
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A classic European massage that will ease you into an indulging state of mind. Through long, even strokes and kneading to the superficial layers of muscles you will experience relaxation, improved circulation and mobility and a relief from muscle tension.A gentle, nurturing massage that combines the sense of touch and smell using essential oils in a rhythmic soft massage. The aroma of the essential oils are known to calm and soothe the nervous system naturally relieving tension throughout the body.This deep tissue massage is the best of all therapeutic worlds, combining traditional massage with a wide variety of techniques designed to target sore muscles. Excellent for achieving deep muscle relaxation and improved flexibility through assisted stretching.


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Samoa got their 2012 Pacific Nations Cup campaign off to a winning start on Tuesday with a 20-18 victory over Tonga in Nagoya.
Samoa got their 2012 Pacific Nations Cup campaign off to a winning start on Tuesday with a 20-18 victory over Tonga at Nagoya's Mizuho Park.
Samoan fly-half Ki Anufe scored two penalties while Tonga's Kurt Morath had three as Tonga led 9-6 at half time.
The Samoans got off to a flying start after the break with scrum-half Nalu Tuigamala scoring a try only two minutes into the second half to take the lead 11-9. Anufe made it 13-9 with a conversion.
Morath closed the gap to only one point with another penalty two minutes later but skipper David Lemi consolidated Samoa's lead with a try in the 49th minute for 18-12 and Anufe completed the scoring with a conversion.
Morath, who added two more penalties, had a chance to catch up with Samoa towards the end of the second half, but his attempts at a penalty and a drop goal went wide.
The scorers:
For Samoa:
Tries: Tuigamala, Lemi
Cons: Anufe 2
Pens: Anufe 2
For Tonga:
Pens: Morath 6
Samoa: 15 Faatoina Autagavaia, 14 Ken Pisi, 13 Alvin Tavana, 12 Ki Anufe, 11 David LEmi (c), 10 Lolo Lui, 9 Nalu Tuigamala, 8 Benjamin Masoe, 7 Afa Aiono, 6 Daniel Chricton, 5 Maselino Paulino, 4 Faatiga Lemalu, 3 Logovii Mulipola, 2 Pelesiusi Fualau, 1 Sakaria Taulafo.
Replacements:16 Wayne Ole Avei, 17 Viliamu Afatia, 18 Misioka Timoteo, 19 Alafoti Faosiliva, 20 Jeremy Sua, 21 Paul Perez, 22 Patrick Faapale.
Tonga: 15 Viliami Iongi, 14 Damien Fakafanua, 13 Mafileo Kefu, 12 Alipate Fatafehi, 11 Alaska Taufa, 10 Kurt Morath, 9 Taniela Moa (C), 8 Paula Kaho, 7 Sione Vaiomounga, 6 Steven Mafi, 5 Josh Afu, 4 Joe Tuineau, 3 Kisi Pulu, 2 Ilaisa Maasi, 1 Viliami Pola
Replacements: 16 Tevita Mailau, 17 Sila Puafisi, 18 Osaiasi Pepa Kolomatangi, 19 Vili Fainga'a, 20 Thomas Palu, 21 Siale Piutau, 22 Sefa Vaka.


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B.B. King, CD (£7.43)
The fourth release in our extensive CD reissue series of B.B. King's classic LPs for the Crown label between 1957 and 1963, with eight bonus tracks. This LP was originally called "B.B. King" but was then retitled "The Soul Of B.B. King".
By Tony Collins
The original, rarely heard LP, titled simply "B.B. King" when it appeared around October 1963, was the twelfth and last of B. B.'s albums to be issued on Crown. For later LP reissues it was renamed The Soul Of B.B. King, a title that reflected the spirit of the age (and was less confusing for record buyers). Lest there be any doubt, let it be said straight away that this is a blues album from start to finish, with not a soul tune or a ballad to be heard. B.B. brings his usual level of intensity to every performance, singing and playing as if this take might be the one to give him his next hit. You might say that's the real soul of B.B. King.
By late 1963 it was almost two years since B.B. had left Modern Records to join ABC-Paramount, so the album was compiled from the vast stockpile of material that he left behind. Rather more than half of the tracks were recorded in the 1960s, while the remainder came from the previous decade. It's a long way, stylistically and chronologically, from the doomy Please Remember Me, a 1952 Houston recording that uses the template of his first big hit 3 O'Clock Blues, to the romping You Never Know, a Maxwell Davis production from the 1960s with punchy brass and perky organ. But once one gets used to the musical diversity, the album stands up well. Highlights for this listener include the shuffle Going Home, the instrumental House Rocker, which shows B.B.'s debt to T-Bone Walker, and the storming big band number Shake Yours.
The eight bonus tracks, mostly new to Ace CD, were produced by Maxwell Davis in the 1960s. Taken as a whole, they match, perhaps even surpass, the quality of the original album. Three titles appeared on Kent 45s: Just A Dream, The Road I Travel (a reworking of Roy Brown's Hard Luck Blues), and Love, Honor And Obey. (How did this little gem escape reissue until now?) Eyesight To The Blind is the alternative version, first issued on the Kent LP "The Jungle", without the overdubbed horns heard on the Kent single. The quality of the remaining tracks only emphasises the overall excellence of B.B. King's output from this period. Who would have thought that A Woman Don't Care could remain unissued until 1991 (and then appear only in Japan) or that this version of Tampa Red's Green And Lucky Blues, with its sparse but effective arrangement, would only now be seeing the light of day?
Eighteen tracks of prime B.B. King in better-than-ever sound at mid-price, intelligently compiled as part of a series that looks set to be the largest and most comprehensive reissue project ever devoted to a bluesman. We've never had it so good.


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my toilet is plugged. its my fault. have a new puppy who during the frigid tempatures and snow in the last month was using the paper to do his business. I would use either toilet paper or paper towels to pick up and toss in toilet. I think the paper towels were to much. Is there anything I can do short of a plumber? the expense is not something I cna afford right now.
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
In the second commission meeting in January representatives from PacifiCorp and Energy West gave an update. Deb Dull from Rocky Mountain Power introduced Darrell Cunningham from the Huntington Power Plant and Laren Huntsman from the Hunter Power Plant. Cunningham said on Dec. 31, 2013 their plant hit a milestone reaching the 1 million mark for man hours worked without a lost time accident. Their 162 employees have worked for three years to reach this number. They will have a celebration in honor of this achievement in safety at the plant.
In the fall, the plant will have a 37 day outage where work will be completed on the boiler and they will change the method of collecting bottom ash to a drag chain system. There will be 300 contractors on site during the time of these upgrades and maintenance work. The plant workers are currently preparing bid scopes which will be put out soon for these projects. The plant is working closely with the Huntington Canyon Restoration Projects which will help minimize flood affects from the Seeley Fire.
Huntsman said the Hunter Plant reached their safety milestone of 1 million man hours worked without a lost time accident on Dec. 12, 2012. The power plants have come a long way with safety improvements. Recordable accidents used to be common, but now the safety records have improved dramatically.
On March 22, the overhaul will begin at Hunter Plant on Unit one. There are 300 contractors on site now doing preparatory work and there will be 900 workers at the peak. This overhaul will be a benefit to the economy of Emery County. Unit one will be the last unit to receive a new bag house. This takes out the particulates and reduces emissions. Nox emissions will be cut in half.
There will also be boiler component replacements.
Hunter Plant has been involved in negotiations with the local irrigation companies to get contracts renewed. The plant was involved with the Cottonwood Creek Irrigation Company on the Adobe Wash project. "That was a good project with many benefits," said Huntsman. Cottonwood, Huntington and Ferron irrigation companies are involved with charging a higher share assessment rate for the power company. The power company is very supportive of the irrigation companies and their help in getting enough water for the power plants to function.
In the long term the power plant may need to install selective catalytic reduction technology which would reduce nox emissions even more than now. If this state department of environmental quality regulation goes into effect for this requirement, the power plant would need to have this $200 million dollar's per unit worth of equipment in place in five years. The equipment attaches to the boiler and is close to the same size as the boiler.
Huntsman said the power plant is constantly conducting economic studies to gauge the plant's economic viability. All studies to date forecast the Hunter Plant is still viable and will remain viable into the future. There is a lot of uncertainty because of EPA regulations at this time. If a no carbon limit is imposed it would have significant impacts. The Hunter Plant currently has 220 full time employees some of which are reaching retirement age. These positions will be filled as retirements occur. Hiring new employees is good for the county said Huntsman.
Hunter receives 60-70 percent of its coal from SUFCO mine with a portion from Deer Creek, West Ridge and a small amount from Dugout. The majority of the coal for Huntington Plant comes from Deer Creek with some from SUFCO.
The question was asked if there is any talk of converting these plants to natural gas. Huntsman said it is economically viable to continue to operate these plants with coal. It's not a very efficient use of natural gas and it is more expensive. The new natural gas plants are more efficient.
The plant hires workers with all types of skill levels, utility workers, mechanics, journeyman positions, instrument and control technicians, lab techs and others. The board operator positions usually go to those who have worked into those positions from within the company with on the job training in all aspects of the components of the power plant.
Ken Fleck from Energy West Mining is a geologist and takes care of the environmental affairs involved in the mining operations. They have four different mine sites and 240 employees. Deer Creek mined 2.7 million tons of coal in 2013 and is projected to mine 3.2 million tons this year. They are hoping to add 1,180 acres of federal coal leases and have applied to the Division of Oil, Gas and Mining to expand their leases. They have DOGM approval and are waiting for approval from the Office of Surface Mining. Other mine sites include Cottonwood where work will begin this year reclaiming that mine. Trail Mountain is idle and exploration activities are taking place there to determine if mining there is feasible. Desbee Dove Mine has been reclaimed for 10 years now and the company will ask for the phase three bond to be released. The company has received no violations on anything environmental concerning the Desbee Dove reclamation.
Dennis Oakley from Energy West spoke about the Cottonwood reclamation. They have published a notice of interest to reclaim the Cottonwood mine. The project will begin this year and will be done in two phases. They will hire a contractor and get started with the reclamation in the second quarter of this year.
Dull said Rocky Mountain Power is introducing new envelopes for the payment of your electrical bill. Rocky Mountain Power is proud of their safety record. Dale Robertson retired and RMP is looking for a new operations manager and the position will be filled by March. RMP has made offers to two new linemen. Many of those hired in the 70s and 80s are reaching retirement age and the company will fill those positions as they become available. The company has asked for a rate hike which could add between $3-4 per monthly bill. RMP has reduced their costs by $16 million. Their recent investments include Lakeside, Mona, new transmission lines and the upcoming overhauls at Hunter and Huntington plants. Carbon Power is scheduled for closure in 2015. Employees from that plant will be absorbed into other RMP facilities. Negotiations are continuing with the United Mine Workers for a contract at the Deer Creek Mine.


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By PHIL FAUVERstaff writer
Orangeville City Council held their council meeting which was opened by Mayor Pat Jones.
Mayor Jones questioned the bill for dues received from Castleland Resource Conservation and Development a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization headquartered in Castle Dale. City Recorder Ruanne Leeflang supplied the necessary information. This organization's mission is to work with community leaders and volunteers to enhance southeastern Utah communities. Details about this organization can be found at www.castlelandrcd.org. The Council approved all bills and warrants.
Shantel Sitterud then came before the city council to thank the council for making it possible for her and Mikayla McNee to attend Girls State this year. Council member Carrol Stilson asked the girls to return and report what they learn at Girls State.
"The American Legion Auxiliary Girls State is a nonpartisan program that teaches young women responsible citizenship and love for God and country. High school girls, who have completed their Junior year, spend an intensive week of study, working together as self-governing citizens at Auxiliary-sponsored Girls State programs in every state." Information taken from: www.boysandgirlsstate.org.
Terry Lofthouse of Castle Dale requested the city grant him a business license to operate a gift store on the second floor of Food Ranch. This gift shop will feature hand made items from communities around the area and Indian made products. He is also working on getting a tour guide business going. The customers he expects to attract are tourists and rock climbers. The license was granted.
Paul Riddle asked for relief from a water leak that was estimated to be about 10,000 gallons of water lost. He dug up the water line at his home and replaced it. The council agreed to only charge him half of the bill. Paul agreed to pay his half $49.92.
Charles and Kim Turner requested an animal permit be issued to them for raising chickens. A permit was issued for a maximum of 18 chickens on their property in the Orangeville subdivision. They were asked by the Mayor to answer two riddles: If a chicken and a half laid an egg and a half in a day and a half, how many eggs would it lay in a week and a half? If you put a hen on the peak of the roof and the hen lays an egg, which way does the egg roll? He told them, this is a test. Go home and think about it.
Renewal of the lease for Sheila Phillips was discussed. Sheila Phillips has been leasing the building at Orangeville's old city dog pound for her sign business at the rate of $200 per month. Sheila makes signs for Orangeville City and other businesses. She recently added insulation to the building. This insulation has resulted in a reduction in the utility bill that the city is paying. She was compensated for the cost of the insulation by exchanging the insulation cost for rent. There is no sewer or water to the building at this time. The sewer and water lines will be repaired soon by the city. The council agreed to leave the rent at $200 per month for another year.
The council approved hiring a new part time city employee, Steven Orr. He will be working at the Orangeville Cemetery.
The Mayor brought up the 2013 to 2014 budget and asked the city council to consider a raise in pay for the three full time city employees, the Mayor and the City Council Members approved raising the three full time employees by $1 per hour starting July 1, 2013.
The Mayor suggested raising the compensation for the Mayor and the Council members to encourage more citizens to become involved on the city council. He said, the Mayor and council have not seen a raise in compensation for 20 or 25 years. He suggested the Mayor's monthly compensation be raised from $400 per month to $600 per month and the council members compensation be raised from $200 to $300 per month. Mayor Jones said, Huntington is paying $1,600 per month for the Mayor and $800 per month for council members. Castle Dale is paying $550 per month for the Mayor and $275 per month for Council members. Mayor Jones commented that this is his last year and the raise would not affect him. As this was a discussion item no action was taken.
City Recorder Ruanne Leeflang suggested adding a capital project fund to the budget for capital improvements such as replacing playground equipment which is starting to deteriorate. At this time we do not have any funds for a capital project.
Council member Ben Orgill reminded the council of the outstanding debts the city currently has for the playground equipment and how well these debts are being paid down.
The 2013-2014 tentative budget, which is an outline of expectations, was passed and will again be discussed at next month's meeting when the city council will finalize the budget.
Orangeville City will be raising water rates by 2 percent or $1.42 per 1,000 gallons of water used. This is something that happens every year and will begin July 1. A small incremental raise each year was felt to be better than not raising the water rate for several years and then raising the rate a large amount to make up for needed revenue. Orangeville City water rates are low compared to the rest of the state said Mayor Jones.
Council member Carole Larsen of the Planning and Zoning Commission said they were looking into updating the Nuisance Ordinance by adding a line against using engine brakes on Orangeville City streets. Dog owners are to be reminded that all dogs must be controlled in the city.
Leeflang reported the dates for filing for the City Council election will be from June 3 to June 7.
Orangeville's proposed participation in the County Fair and in the State Fair was discussed by Council member Carole Larsen. Many suggestions were made as to what should be in the Orangeville display at these fairs.
Carol Stilson from the City Beautification Committee announced a City Clean Up Day was held on April 27 from 8 am until noon at the Lone Tree Park, the Cemetery, cleaning gutters up and down Main Street and cleaning the City Park. She said groups worked together and moved from place to place.
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A weed and pesticide workshop will be held on Feb. 26, from 10 a.m.- 1 p.m., in the Tamarisk Restaurant located at 1710 East Main Street in Green River. The workshop is sponsored and taught by the Green River Conservation District and USU Extension Service. Lunch will be provided.
The workshop will focus on a number of topics including: garden weeds, mosquito control, russian olive and tamarisk, crop weed control, and noxious and invasive weeds.
This workshop is for anyone interested in learning more about weeds and pests that affect our area, and how to control them. Experts from the USU Extension service and weed supervisors from Carbon and Emery counties will be available if you have any questions.
Take advantage of this opportunity and plan to attend.
The cost for this workshop will be $12 per person. Those interested in attending, please RSVP by Feb. 23, to the Utah Association of Conservation Districts at (435) 381-2300 ext. 101.


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Here's a little tip that came to us while we were hitting up the weekend tag-sales on Sunday… pair your light-wash denim (preferably something with seamed, tailored look, like this H&M high-waisted denim skirt), with vintage jewelry! Whether you employ painted wooden beads in vibrant hues or an epic emblem brooch with costume-stones, this contrast of casual and opulent will add some serious punch to your summer style. To find both of these items, check out local thrift shops and tag sales in your area. You're bound to find some once-loved pieces to call your own.
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The Wave Organ is a wave-activated sound sculpture located at the end of a jetty in the San Francisco Bay. It was created by artist Peter Richards and master stonemason George Gonzalez in 1986.
The installation is an unlikely sight: a collection of curbstones and cemetery stones that appear in the Bay like an ancient ruin or a strange dream. In this unusual place of discovery and contemplation, the musical phenomenon is only part of the point.
In this audio slideshow, Peter Richards, now a senior artist at the Exploratorium, shares his inspiration for creating this piece and explores its function as a theater in which many different kinds of human experiences unfold.
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Cushe Evo Slip-On
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For the free-spirited with boundless independence, the Cushe Evo Moc loafer is both cutting-edge and timeless all rolled into one. Slip-on a pair today and this lightweight and comfortable shoe will quickly become one of your favorites.
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I am looking for an experienced vet in dog seizures. Our family dog has been having seizures periodically and the only veterinarian in town has prescribed him medication for epilepsy without conducting any kind of tests. Another vet that used to work in that same clinic told us (when the dog was a puppy) that this dog had an enlarged heart, yet this new vet didn't think it was something he needed to consider since "his heart sounded fine" so no tests.
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Mud Flaps
Mud Flaps Keep The Mud Where It Belongs
In the old days, when trucks were driven by farmers, contractors, and construction workers, and the rest of us drove cars, mud flaps were seen as one of the most utilitarian of accessories. When a plumber with a new pickup truck wanted to minimize how much slush splashed up on the sides of his new ride, he drove to the local car parts store, bought a set of universal mud flaps, drilled holes into his new fenders, and bolted them on. Perhaps they fit. He was lucky if they lasted more than a few winters.
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Does denim and Dandy go together? Matt Fox of Fine and Dandy Shop thinks so! We spotted the company's oldie but goodie lookbook from 2009, which features several dapper ensembles styled with denim from Zara. Denim Therapy was pleasantly surprised to see so many denim looks, which is telling that jeans and denim shirts have a place in the dapper man's closet. We asked Matt (aka "The Shopkeeper") to share a few thoughts on how to be dapper in denim.
When you do wear jeans, are there styles, types of denim or brands you prefer?
I love the mix of formal and less formal so a favorite pair of jeans, oxford shirt, and bow tie is a typical everyday outfit for me. I'm not really brand driven, it's more about fit. Fitted but definitely not too skinny.
What is the longest you've worn a pair of jeans without washing?
Oh, it's kind of embarrassing. I hate washing jeans so I don't until either 1) they're dirty or stained or 2) they start to smell.
Do you have a ritual in terms of how to fold or store your clothes or jeans?
I have a pretty amazing walk-in closet (amazing in size considering I live in Manhattan). A few times a year I go through and refold and organize everything. And then it slowly goes down hill from there and my organization slides.
We know your grandfather was a great style inspiration, but who do you think today has great personal style?
Honestly I find a lot inspiration living in New York City seeing guys on the street, on the subway, in restaurants, etc. Guys in NYC have amazing style!
What do you think is lacking in menswear these days?
More affordable sizing options. I hear from a lot of guys who struggle finding clothes that fit at affordable prices.
Do you have any personal style or grooming tips you want to share?
Take the time each day to put yourself together and put your best foot forward. Remember, your appearance is the biggest part of your first impression. And push your limits and take risks with what your wear—mix up patterns and colors, etc. And have fun with it. It's just clothes!
Any tips on great pieces to wear with jeans right now or this fall?
As mentioned earlier, I'm all about mixing high and low, formal with informal. So a pair of jeans with a button down shirt, a blazer, pocket square, and bow tie… perfection!
What is next for Fine and Dandy?
We're furiously getting our Fall/Winter collection ready to put up on our Web site. Also, this past year we began to do pop-up shops and had amazing results. So we want to do more of that with an eventual goal of a permanent retail space. Oh, and we had our first wholesale deal this year with the Japanese brand United Arrows.
Men have fashion emergencies, too. If you're in Manhattan, Matt will personally deliver your men's accessories order to your front door, thanks to Dandy 911, a super nifty service of Fine and Dandy Shop. The 2009 Lookbook was shot by Patrick Roxas for Fine and Dandy Shop. For more images and information, go to Fine and Dandy Shop online.
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Appointment: (585) 275-2821
Dr Stephen Cook, MD, MPH, is dual trained in pediatric and adult-internal medicine. After completing his residency and a chief resident year in Buffalo NY, he joined the Golisano Children's Hospital at URMC in 2001. He completed an academic pediatric fellowship here, during which time he focused on his research and clinical aspects on nutrition, physical activity, obesity and the metabolic complications that arise. He currently sees patients as part of the general pediatric practice at strong, where he also teaches medical student and residents. He also serves as an attending on the inpatient service at the Golisano Children's Hospital at URMC.


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BC Footwear Foil Bootie
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Get wrapped up in an adorable distressed oxford bootie from BC Footwear. The Foil is a great way to pump up any of your dress wear with a rustic, vintage feel.
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Indy is likely going to rival Miami for a big name FA WR
Indy is likely going to rival Miami for a big name FA WR
right tackle is usually an easy find off someones vet cuts before free agency anyways...always some long in the tooth vet tackle out there that can give you a season if you need to buy time...
i'd sniff vollmers market in free agency if we let long go to see what kind of loot he's looking for...likely pricey coming off this season and you never know when his back will give out again which has been a major issue for him the last few years...
and of course you could resign jake long to a team friendly deal if he'll bite and kick him over to the right side...if he came back i'd do that anyways...give the left tackle job to jon martin going forward
I completely agree that if Jake does come back it should be at RT, someone will back up the Brinks truck though.
Garner's too brittle to rely on. Way too brittle. He makes for a great swing man because in a pinch he can do just about anything but this FO is no more going to rely on him to be a full time RT than they were going to rely on Murtha to hold down that spot.
Jerry should be the prime candidate for RT, imo. But if he's half as dumb and lazy as it appears he might be I wouldn't blame them for having second thoughts about that plan. He's got the ability, for sure. But that's never been the issue.
I've been a big fan of Vollmer's since he first got into the lineup for NE but he's sort of fallen off from that early promise. Either way I don't think we'll be players for his services. Detroit and Chicago are going to price everyone else out bidding on the FA OLs, imo. If I'm laying odds Long ends up in Chicago (they always seem to want to win free agency) and Vollmer heads to Detroit. But we'll see on that. Branden Albert is a guard playing tackle. He could be a great LG but if the dude wants to be paid like a tackle, that's where you have to play him if you want him.
The two big question marks for the Dolphins, obviously, are WR and the secondary. If it's me, I'm moving Marshall to FS (or at least trying that, if he fails he's gone), Patterson goes inside to play nickel and I'm making a play for Derek Cox, who's one of the league's more underrated corners, for my other boundary guy. I'm also doing my diligence on figuring out what the hell happened to Tracy Porter (I mean, I'm aware they've got a young guy who's playing well, but still). That guy's feet are way too good for him not to be a starter in this league. If you can get a satisfactory answer on him you could steal a guy worth a huge contract not that long ago for less than his true market value. Guys like DRC and Talib... no way. **** those guys.
As for WR, Jennings will probably end up being the choice but if it's me I'm spending the extra money on Wallace. Don't get me wrong, I've sung Jennings' praises in other threads and I certainly prefer him to Bowe, who is overrated. But Wallace is a rare weapon, plain and simple. If they sign a Jennings and find a way to end up with a Steadman Bailey then I'm much happier with that plan. Hartline I can take or leave. Anything more than $3 million is an absolutely waste, imo. He's a #4 receiver in a good offense. By the end of preseason next year Rishard Matthews is going to have passed him on the depth chart. No doubt about that in my mind.
2nd best part.....
"but the Jets are in the NFL�s worst cap predicament ($18 million over)"
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LMAO at Les Brown's dead money amountThe Dolphins have only $1.6 million in dead money from nearly a dozen players, ranging from Vontae Davis ($1.1 million) to Les Brown($1667).Read more here: http://miamiherald.typepad.com/sport...#storylink=cpy