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Women's Basketball Downs Richard Stockton, 75-63
January 3, 2009
WASHINGTON-- Led by Brianna Peterson (Garnerville, N.Y./North Rockland), who recorded a double-double (25 points,13 rebounds), the Cardinals handed Richard Stockton College a 75-63 loss on their home court Saturday evening.
In the first half, CUA broke out to a seven point lead with 14:02 on the clock, but saw that lead dissipate over the next two minutes. The Ospreys took a one-point advantage with 12:10 on the clock.
With 9:37 left in the first half, Lauren McPeak (Linwood, N.J./Mainland Regional) connected with fellow sophomore Jenn Canale (Valley Cottage, N.Y./Albertus Magnus), who hit a layup to give CUA a one-point edge. Despite leading by as much as 10 with six minutes to go, the Cardinals hit the locker room leading by three.
In the second half, CUA shot 17 of 32 (53.1%) from the field, and extended their lead to as many as 18 with 11:32 remaining. Despite a late offensive surge from the Osprey's, the Cards remained poised and went on an 8-0 run to end the contest.
In addition to Peterson's 25 points, two other Cardinals marked double digits. Freshman Brielle Crites (Collingswood, NJ/Collingswood) added a career high of 15 points while pulling down four rebounds. Canale added an energetic spark to CUA's frontcourt with 10 points of her own. Kerri Confrey (Pearl River, N.Y./Pearl River) led the Cardinal offense with an impressive 11 assists to go with her 7 points.
The Cardinals will return to action Friday, January 9, 2009 to battle conference foe Drew University at 5:30 p.m.


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Vermouth Band – Classic Rock Cantabrian Cover Band
On Saturday, my wife and I got to attend another live music performance at our favorite local sports bar, El Vapor. This time it was a classic rock cover band, Vermouth Band, billed as covering the works of The Eagles, America, Status Quo, Queen, The Police, Cat Stevens, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Kansas and ZZ Top. That's definitely my kind of tunes! Unlike the last band we went to see, this band was set up outside on the sidewalk. This being Cantabria, they had to stop playing for ten minutes once because of a light drizzle, but picked right back up when it subsided.

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Fitted suits, tie bars, and fedoras are a few of the staples we've came to associate with White Collar's Neal Caffrey, played by Texas-born actor Matt Bomer. Rugged beards and stylish scruffy facial hair? Not this guy, he takes pride in being clean-shaven and immaculately well-groomed. Moderately inspired by Cary Grant in "To Catch a Thief" and The Rat Pack Caffrey definitely looks like an Urban Gentleman™ .
Cary Grant in the 1955 movie "To Catch a Thief"
The show's costume designer Stephanie Maslansky openly discusses the makings of Neal Caffrey's wardrobe on White Collar's official website. She says his look is 'mid-century gone modern' with suits by designers John Varvatos and Paul Smith (but let's not forget about his vintage Sy Devore suit from the very first episode). His tie bars are vintage, and his ties are also almost always vintage and bought at Manhattan's Star Struck and Cheap Jack's. Speaking of accessories, so many wonder where Neal gets those fedoras, no other than Manhattan's oldest hat shop, J.J.Hat Center, And these days his sunglasses are often classic Ray-Bans.
Caffrey also sports his fair share of 3-piece suits, sorta like another USA Character. Can anyone guess? Harvey from Suits of course. Prepare for the Suits Giveaway, which includes a Kodak Pocket Camera.
All those who have been loyally watching since Season 1, like myself, know about the show's love for Thomas Pink… I remember a bedroom scene that was joyously filled with Thomas Pink bags in the background– some of the show's swankiest product placement to date, lol. But they don't just use Pink bags for props, many of Caffreys cuff-links and shirts are Thomas Pink (as well as Paul Smith and John Varvatos).
When he's out with Mozzie or painting in his apartment (June's "guest room") we may find him in a few casual-wears, like crew necks, polos, and button-ups. Those seldom seen looks vary in labels: sometimes shirts by Hugo Boss and Band of Outsiders, jackets by Armani, pants by Prada, shoes by Sperry for J.Crew, and all of the above by John Varvatos (this show really really likes Varvatos, and Thomas Pink, but definitely Varvatos). When it comes to purchasing a little bit of everything (casual, business, clothing, accessories) costume designer Maslanksy also does her fair share of shopping at Century 21 and Barneys.
Note: One main style element that is consistent with Caffrey is the color blue, there's rarely an outfit that doesn't have something blue in it– whether it's the suit, a tie, his hat, shirt, or even a scene that has him in his drawers, 99% of the time he's wearing something blue. This is of course done to match Matt Bomer's piercing blue eyes.
So let's review, To Get the Style Of Neal Caffrey: Mix vintage modern, stick with slim silhouettes for suits and dress shirts, and accessorize with vintage ties, tie bars, and classic fedoras. Pretty easy, eh? So on your next shopping trip implement a bit of Caffrey in your style, or you can shop the look below:
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I've been meaning to do a stylish men of TV posting for well over a year now, but I never got around to it. One of the main shows I planned to highlight was of course no other than USA's White Collar— that Neal Caffrey is one smooth mutha–"shut yo' mouth", lol. (that was Shaft movie reference for those who didn't catch it). But really, his authentic love of art, culture, and fine-dressing makes him an easy favorite when it comes to stylish characters on TV. So, when the USA Network, said they had a giveaway in mind for The Urban Gentleman, it was an easy "yesss".
Each day this week, starting TODAY we'll be giving away FanPacks representing the Men of USA, from 6 of USA Network's top shows: White Collar, Necessary Roughness, Covert Affairs, Royal Pains, Burn Notice, and Suits. And we'll have style profiles of some of the most notable Men of USA… check for that throughout the week.
HOW TO ENTER: Details below (at the bottom of the posting). Be sure to follow us on Twitter, fan on Facebook, and sign-up for T.U.G Mail. As always the more ways you enter the higher your chances of winning (winners are chosen via random.org).
For those who aren't familiar here's a brief rundown of each show, as well as each respective FanPack contents:
White Collar, Tuesdays at 9PM. Neal Caffrey (Matt Bomer) is a debonair bad boy with classic movie-star style (think Carey Grant meets Al Capone). And with every-man FBI agent Peter Burke (Tim DeKay) on his side, WHITE COLLAR is the definition of slick and timeless New York. Get more WHITE COLLAR, here.
White Collar Prize Pack: Custom Nylon Bag ($10) Season 1 & 2 DVDs ($100) Jack Spade Wallet ($80) USA Summer T-Shirt ($15) USA 10 City Summer Guide. ($205 value)
MORE Giveaway Details BELOW –> CONTINUE READING MORE >>>
Talk about the workwear trend, is this kid really wearing a denim jumpsuit? And strolling a dolly along with confident ease? This has to be staged, either way… love it. Last question– where was this photo when we did all of our American Workwer features last year? Nevertheless get your little brother/nephew/son/godson/etc a taste of the look below:
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While women of color have their Miss Jessie's and Carol's Daughter hair products, their has been a particular lack in products for men of color, created by a person of color (from start to finish), well, Frederick Benjamin has arrived to fill that void.
Inspired by his grandfather, Michael James (founder of Frederick Benjamin) wanted to create a simple, timeless grooming line that evoked the same sense of pride men had in the 40s and 50s. "My grandfather (Frederick Benjamin Schumpert) was the epitome of style, grace and finesse. At an early age, he taught me the importance of looking your best and being prepared for what life has in store for you. When I began developing the line his words and image was the inspiration that helped me bring the brand to life." Inspiration from your grandfather ,huh? well, we're pretty familiar with that around here (see: T.U.G logo).
Left: Frederick Benjamin Schumpert, Right: Michael James, founder, honed in his hair care expertise by working with companies like L'Oreal and Revlon for over a decade.
As discussed in The Urban Gentleman Grooming Routine, men of color must be particularly sure to use conditioning products that add nutrients to the hair, instead of stripping away its natural oils (which creates dry scalp and dull hair.) Frederick Benjamin's line of natural products are free from all things that damages hair: drying alcohols, synthetic fragrances, and petroleum distillates: petrolatum & mineral oil. Instead there are natural ingredients like spearmint, clove, hemp seed, and nettle that cohesively work together to invigorate the scalp, create lasting hydration, restore softness and bring a natural matte shine to the hair. And although created with multicultural men in mind, the products works well with all hair (curly, straight, wavy) and scalp types.
The Frederick Benjamin line of products is lightweight, grease-free and can be used on a daily basis. Shampoo, Conditioner, and Daily Hydrator. Each product retails for $12.00 each, purchase here.
T.U.G Review: What can I say, I crossed my fingers hoping it would deliver and it did. First off, the smell is great, it's minty so if I wash my hair in the morning it gives me a relaxing wake-up and if I choose to wash my hair at night, it has a faint calming effect which helps after a stressful day. The immediate results of The Frederick Benjamin line of products is softer hair, then after a few washes you really begin to see the natural shine. All in all I recommend those searching for a new line of products to give it a try.
Of course we want you to experience this new line of products as well, so follow us on Twitter and Facebook for a chance to win a Frederick Benjamin Travel Kit (we'll giveaway 5 total over the next few weeks).


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We do get requests for JAG sexy actress Catherine Bell, into her 40's now, but still quite hot mama alluring, albeit she's a rare site on anything close to the skin showing circuit. But, being Friday and us being in the giving mood, and also loving a good ogle of Catherine ourselves, well, this Felix Kunze photoshoot certainly shows off the classy veteran wares of the brunette hottie. Enjoy.


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The Committee on Finance moved to amend the bill on page thirty-nine, section twenty-nine, line fifteen, by striking all of subsection (c) in its entirety and inserting in lieu thereof the following:
(c) Annually, the Parkways Authority shall hold at least one public informational session in each of the following counties: Kanawha, Fayette, Raleigh and Mercer counties. The Authority is to distribute educational materials and other information concerning the discount program for purchasers of West Virginia EZ Pass transponders described in this section.
On page forty, section twenty-nine, following line twenty- four, by inserting a new subsection (d) to read as follows:
(d) Upon the effective date of the amendments to this section enacted during the regular session of the Legislature in the year 2010, the Authority shall make available West Virginia EZ Pass transponders to the public without the payment of any monetary security deposit. The Authority shall credit any individual that has paid a security deposit for a West Virginia EZ Pass transponder prior to July 1, 2010, on the individual's next billing statement.
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Blosics: A Different and Fun Take on a Slingshot Game
Blosics Review: A new game in the Angry Birds style that has you flinging balls at the blocks to knock them out of the picture. The slingshot action is a familiar game interface, but Blosics does it up just a little differently.
You have a bubble that you can place your ball within, choosing the location that you think will have the most impact. As you pull back on your ball, arrows appear that help you aim. Those arrows can prove to be very useful, especially when you miss by just a little bit. The arrows and flight path fade away slowly, so you can make adjustments if you're quick.
The targets are small blocks, with emoticon faces, that are stacked in a variety of patterns and in a variety of places. The challenge is to knock them all off the screen in the fewest flings. The blocks come in different sizes and eventually transform to make the challenge more difficult. In return, you can acquire different balls with different properties to deploy against the more demanding arrangements.
The game has a cheerful feel with bright graphics, spacey music, and snarky sound effects. The blocks maintain a running commentary of amusing utterances. The leveling screens feel like a party. It's just fun around every corner.
Blosics is a great game that provides a neat twist on the slingshot theme. If you've beaten, grown tired of, or just really like Angry Birds, Blosics is the game to provide a new means to have destructive fun.
What to know:
- Different approach to the "slingshot" provides more strategy options
- Aiming aids really help with accuracy
- Great sound environment for the game
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Unseen by Jacob Åberg
Some lighting info first, I had two Speedlights on each side of the subject, slightly in front of her turned inwards towards the wall. The (camera) left one was behind the central character, and the (camera) right was just out of frame. And then one Speedlight behind her aimed at her back.
I don't remember exactly when I came across the story about violinist Joshua Bell doing a secret performance in the L'Enfant Plaza metro station, but it resonated with me in a strong way, and eventually I found myself wanting to do a visual interpretation of it. I have a bad habit of not really documenting my process, but eventually I came onto the idea of mixed exposures, using both flash and long exposure for light-painting.
Now, light-painting takes some time, so unless you're in a controlled environment you will easily over-expose the image, and I wanted to do it outside. The darkness of evening will get you part of the way, but I still didn't want to risk running out of time, so I got the idea of using a neutral density-filter to get a longer exposure time. Of course when you use an ND-filter then will also need to increase flash power, which will be difficult with the 9-stop ND-filter I wanted to use. So you could take the easy way out of doing it in two exposures and combining it in Photoshop, or... add the ND-filter mid exposure.
By hanging a black t-shirt on a stand in front of the lens I could easily block off the light coming in after the initial flash exposure. I didn't do any documented comparisons how long shutter time it would be the equivalent of before I got the blockage in place, but I knew it was faster than 1/2 second, which according to my estimations still was in the "safe zone". Then while the t-shirt was blocking the lens I screwed in the ND-filter, then pull away the t-shirt and get to work with the flashlights!
I'm satisfied with how it came out, even though it doesn't completely match the image I had in my head. The concept worked, the technical aspect worked (aside from some wonky flash misfirings). Things I could have done better:
- using a weaker ND-filter; with such a strong one the flashlights lost a lot of their power
- better concealing of lightstands; as it turned out I had to take some out in post-production
- cleaner light-trails; with more practice it would have looked a bit less "messy" than it ended up as.


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|Kaplun v. Attorney General of the United States
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Try saying Bundles & Buzz Super Baby Bundle five times fast. Heck, try saying it twice. It's quite a tongue twister. I have some favorite rhymes, but that is a different post. This post is about an awesome giveaway. Thanks to A Hen's Nest for organizing everything.
The sponsor, Bundles & Buzz has baby bundles normally worth $60, but for this event they have super sized the bundle to be worth $80 and include a $20 store credit (total ARV $100).
What is a baby bundle? "Bundles are surprise packages of mom/baby products, supplied by companies who are looking to increase their sales, introduce a new product, clear out discontinued products or boost brand awareness. The content of the Bundles will be a surprise until the customer receives their package. That's what makes it so exciting! We occasionally make hints on our Facebook page, but because Bundles often vary, no customer will know exactly what they will be getting."
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Pros: Easy-to-read display, 2-color printing, AC or battery power
Cons: None
I have used lots of calculators and adding machines throughout the years and I must say Texas Instruments seems to be my favorite. For the price, dependability and ease of use, you just can't beat this version. I use this calculator on a daily basis and have had it for about 2 years. I have never had any problems with it. The placement of the keys on the keypad seem to fit my hand/fingers just right, which in turn allows me to run total tickets quickly and accurately. The paper is also easily replaced and has a feed button that helps to feed it through. The buttons are clearly marked and the display is nice and large so it is also easy to read. The printout comes out neat and bold. Replacement ribbons are also very inexpensive and are not needed very often. The option of using the AC adapter or batteries also adds to its functionality and appeal. It does have 2-color printing which shows negatives numbers in red on the tape which is very helpful in balancing/reconciling. I would recommend this product at any time.


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Color and Form (by Triiibesters)
Today I would like to share an e-book, Color and Form, by Bronwyn Mcconville. This book is jam-packed with knowledge, wisdom and ideas worth spreading, contributed by 26 authors across the world.
A gift to you from the passionate member of world's best idea sharing online (private) community "Triiibes" (by Seth Godin) and the diversified approach of people having different backgrounds.
BONUS: Hope you'll love to read my article in that too!
P.S.: (You may email and share, post or print this book as a gift, but please don't sell it or change it!) HAPPY READING!!! : )


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Tuesday primary features 2 Milwaukee County Board races
Seven candidates competing for two vacancies on the Milwaukee County Board in Tuesday's primary hold differing views on how best to reform county government, but at least six said they would serve if the pay is cut in half.
Board reform and the pay cut issue have come to the forefront through legislation sponsored by freshman state Rep. Joe Sanfelippo (R-West Allis), a former county supervisor. His bill calls for a binding referendum next year on cutting supervisor pay from nearly $51,000 to about $24,000, effective in 2016.
All three candidates competing for the District 17 seat formerly held by Sanfelippo said they would serve if the pay were lowered.
District 17: Tony Staskunas, a former Democratic lawmaker and attorney, said he wants to bring his experience from the state Capitol to bear on county issues and serve as a stabilizing influence on the County Board. He favors making the board part time, but if that happens the number of supervisors should remain at 18, said Staskunas, 52. The issue of trimming the number of supervisors as an alternative to slashing supervisor pay has been raised by some supervisors.
Staskunas, of 2010 S. 103rd Court, West Allis, served in the Assembly for 16 years and also served nearly a decade as a West Allis alderman.
Staskunas faces off in the primary against Tom Anthony Roell, printing manager for the Milwaukee Transit System, and security guard and retired Milwaukee Police Officer Al Singer in District 17, which includes parts of West Allis, Greendale and Greenfield.
Roell, 54, enthusiastically endorsed the idea of a part-time board with lower pay.
"I am running to make that a reality," said Roell, who will appear on the ballot as Tom Anthony, his stage name for his part-time musician job.
He said a long-term solution to reforming county government could be converting to some version of metropolitan government, which could entail merging the county with the city of Milwaukee and other municipalities. Roell lives in Greenfield at 9765 W. Plainfield Ave.
Singer, 58, said he favors cutting both the size of the board and supervisor pay. He said that if he's elected he would voluntarily give up at least 20% of his salary. "The less people you have on the board, the more money you save," Singer said.
He said supervisors should be required to maintain a daily log showing exactly how they've spent their time.
Singer lives in Greenfield at 4564 S. Foxwood Blvd. He's worked as a security officer for Midwest Airlines, M&I Bank and Children's Hospital of Wisconsin since retiring from the police force in 2005.
District 2: Four candidates are seeking to fill the unexpired term of former Supervisor Nikiya Harris, now a state senator, in District 2, which stretches from the county's northern boundary to W. Vienna Ave. on the south.
Walt Love, a construction worker and former radio announcer, said he would stay on as supervisor if a pay cut were imposed. But Love said other areas should be explored for efficiencies.
"Trying to diminish the importance of a County Board member is disgraceful," said Love, 52, of 3925 W. Good Hope Road. If the job of supervisor were switched to part time, "you are probably going to get (only) half the job done," he said.
Khalif Rainey, 32, has served as constituent liaison for U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore (D-Wis.). He'd accept the supervisor pay cut of half or more but said he would treat the job as full time. He declined to say whether he'd support cutting the number of supervisors. That's "a decision that should be made with the input of the County Board members and the constituents," said Rainey, of 3927 N. 58th St.
Rainey favored a review of county programs to "to ensure we only invest in those that have a demonstrated track record of success."
Penny Sikora, 35, a bus driver for the Milwaukee County Transit System and lobbyist for the drivers union, said he wants a dedicated funding source for transit and suggested an increase in the local sales tax of 1 or 2 percentage points. He also said he'd work for improvements in the county's mental health care.
Sikora, of 6157 W. Calumet Road, said he'd accept a big supervisor pay cut but said the job of supervisor needs to be full time.
Sikora was convicted of misdemeanor theft in 2002 and settled a 2005 charge of battery with a deferred prosecution deal.
Ravae S.M. Sinclair, a lawyer, has been a public defender since 2007 and formerly ran a small business as a massage therapist. As a supervisor, Sinclair said she would work to improve access to health care, oppose transit cuts, press for increased access to treatment for jail inmates and support county job training programs.
Sinclair, 35, lives at 4237 N. 61st St. She has said the board faces bigger issues than supervisor pay.
The top two vote-getters in each primary will advance to the general election April 2.


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Today, 7th July, cooperative enterprises celebrate the 18th International Day of Cooperatives, proclaimed by the United Nations and the 90th International Cooperative Day of the International Co-operative Alliance (ICA). The International Organisation of Industrial, Artisanal and Service Producers' Cooperatives (CICOPA) wishes to take the opportunity to share the results of the last study "The resilience of the cooperative model" developed by its European organization CECOP – CICOPA Europe, which among other examples, is based on the experiences presented in the documentary "Together", also produced by this regional organisation of CICOPA.
The research, that was presented on the 26th June at the European Economic and Social Committee, identifies the mechanisms which reinforce the resilience. There are many reasons to explain it. Firstly, the fact that worker-members, as co-owners of their businesses, share the responsibility and the management and put the strategies in place in the short and the long term; which give the priority to the safeguarding of their jobs and continuous innovation. Among these strategies we can name the temporary reduction of salaries, technological investment, adaptations for the market, use of financial reserves, etc.
In fact, it is noticed that the resilience of worker and social cooperatives to the crisis is more pronounced in the countries which operate a strong implementation of these types of cooperatives, where one finds instruments of inter co-operation, (the cooperative movement's own financial instruments, support institutions for enterprises consortia and federations etc.) but also specific public policies. It is perceived equally that the legally favourable dispositions for cooperatives, which principally exist in Italy, in France and in Spain, allow these enterprises to develop themselves and as a consequence, to increase their resilience.
On the same point, the Secretary General of the United Nations declare in his message on the occasion of the International Day of Cooperatives that those enterprises are capable of responding "in a more adapted way to local needs and are better positioned to serve as engines of local growth (...) moreover, their underlying values of self-help, equality and solidarity offer a compass in challenging economic times.
The study "The resilience of the cooperative model", can be downloaded here.
Extracts from the film "Together" can be seen here<https://vimeo.com/43884998>
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February 03, 2012
Latest News Updates
Keep up-to-date on the latest health and politics news with our regular updates and analysis of the key stories from around the world.
Natural Health News
February 1, 2012
Vitamin C Prevents Radiation Damage
Nutritional Medicine in Japan
Workers with severe radiation exposure at the Fukushima nuclear plant had major reduction in cancer risk when supplemented with vitamin C and other anti-oxidative nutrients. Sixteen men aged between 32 and 59 years worked 5 to 6 weeks in a radiation contaminated area, collecting contaminated water, measuring radiation levels, operating heavy machinery, and removing debris. Blood samples were obtained to measure whole blood counts and blood chemistry, plasma levels of free DNA, and 47 cancer related gene expressions. Four workers who took intravenous vitamin C (25,000 mg) therapy before they went in, and continuously took anti-oxidative supplements during the working period, had no significant change in both free DNA and overall cancer risk. Three workers that did not have preventive intravenous vitamin C had an increase in calculated cancer risk.
Read news release at orthomolecular.org
January 31, 2012
Maternal omega-3 reduces eczema risk in children: Study
Supplementation with omega-3 fatty acids during pregnancy could cut the risk of babies developing eczema and egg allergies by over a third, say researchers.
Read article at nutraingredients.com
January 31, 2012
Honey could be effective at treating and preventing wound infections
Manuka honey could help clear chronic wound infections and even prevent them from developing in the first place, according to a new study published in Microbiology. The findings provide further evidence for the clinical use of manuka honey to treat bacterial infections in the face of growing antibiotic resistance.
Read article at physorg.com
January 30, 2012
Vitamin D Can Boost Fertility In Men And Women
Going on holiday to sunnier climes could help boost your chances of having a baby, a study has revealed. Researchers discovered that sunlight boosts fertility in men and women by increasing their levels of vitamin D.
Read article on the Huffington Post (UK) website
January 27, 2012
Green tea may reduce functional disability risk: Study
Consuming at least five cups of green tea per day may reduce the risk of functional disabilities like osteoporosis and stroke, suggests new data from Japan.
Read article at nutraingredients-usa.com
January 26, 2012
Aged garlic reduces cold and flu severity: RCT data
Supplements of an aged garlic extract may reduce the number of days a person suffers from cold and �flu by 61%, says data from a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study.
Read article at nutraingredients-usa.com
January 26, 2012
Study unlocks Pycnogenol�s skin health mechanism
Daily supplements of an extract from French maritime pine bark may boost skin elasticity by 25% and skin hydration by 8%, says a new study.
Read article at nutraingredients-usa.com
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See also our 2001-2011 news archive, by clicking here.
Pharma "Business with Disease" News
February 1, 2012
Indigestion drugs taken by millions linked to hip fractures
Common indigestion drugs taken by millions of people may increase the risk of a hip fracture by a third, a study has found.
Read article in the Daily Telegraph (UK)
January 31, 2012
Why is �Hot Chemo� an Acceptable Cancer Treatment�But IV Vitamin C is �Too Far Out There�?
Patients liken hot chemotherapy to �being filleted, disemboweled, and then bathed in hot poison.� Best patient care, or merely the biggest moneymaker? According to the New York Times, hot chemotherapy, which couples extensive abdominal surgery with blasts of heated chemotherapy to the abdominal cavity and its organs, was once a niche procedure used mainly against rare cancers of the appendix. Most academic medical centers shunned it. Now it�s being offered to patients to treat more common colorectal or ovarian cancers. Dr. David P. Ryan, clinical director of the Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center, says there is little evidence that it really works and �has almost no basis in science.�
Read article on the Alliance for Natural Health (USA) website
Comment: In whatever form it is administered, chemotherapy is extremely toxic. Notably, therefore, what makes its use even worse is the fact that for many types of cancer � including prostate cancer, skin cancer (melanoma), bladder cancer, kidney cancer, pancreatic cancer and others � it is already established that chemotherapy does not prolong the life of cancer patients at all. In short: Patients with these types of cancer who received chemotherapy have essentially been shown to have the same limited life expectancy as those who didn�t. To learn about safe and effective natural health approaches to cancer that have been shown to block ALL key mechanisms that make it a deadly disease, click here.
January 31, 2012
Takeda Hid Harmful Drug Interactions: Consultant
A former safety consultant to Takeda Pharmaceuticals has accused the drugmaker of deliberately failing to inform physicians that some of its medicines can interact poorly with other drugs and cause serious adverse events.
Read article at pharmalot.com
January 30, 2012
Experts want suicide risk warning on ADHD drug
Children who take a common drug for attention deficit disorder should be warned about the risk of suicidal thoughts, U.S. pediatric health advisers said on Monday. Several members of an advisory committee to the Food and Drug Administration asked the agency to change the label for Focalin, an attention deficit medicine made by Swiss drugmaker Novartis AG, to reflect this risk.
Read news report at reuters.com
January 27, 2012
Surprise! James Murdoch Leaves The Glaxo Board
Months after we asked whether James Murdoch should remain on the GlaxoSmithKline board (back story), the embattled scion of the Murdoch media empire has decided not to stand for re-election at the upcoming annual shareholder meeting to be held this May. At least, that is the wording in an official statement released this morning by the drugmaker. His three-year stint as a non-executive director has been under a cloud ever since a scandal erupted over charges that various employees in the Murdoch media empire in the UK hacked into phones belonging to families of murder victims, terror victims, police and politicians.
Read article at pharmalot.com
January 26, 2012
Spain Plans Budget Law as Drug Firms Owed $8.4 Billion by States
Spain pledged to set spending limits for regional governments in a new law tomorrow as the country�s pharmaceutical lobby said the regions owe companies $8.4 billion for drugs.
Read article at bloomberg.com
Comment: Given that Spain had reduced its prescription drugs bill by a record 8.8% during 2011 but still ended up in debt to the Pharma Cartel, this news story illustrates perfectly the way in which indebted European countries are being forced still further into bankruptcy as a result of their national economies being continually drained by the fraudulent �Business with Disease�.
For more pharma "business with disease" news, click here.
See also our 2001-2011 news archive, by clicking here.
GMO News
January 25, 2012
Genetically Engineered Crops Will Not Feed The World
The Center for Food Safety Pushes Back Against Gates Foundation �Feed the World� Propaganda
The Center for Food Safety (CFS) pushed back today against longtime biotech crop supporter, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, over its announcement that it has invested nearly $2 billion in a campaign to fund the development of genetically engineered (GE) crops in an attempt to address global hunger. The Gates Foundation has been widely criticized by food security and public interest groups for promoting GE crops in developing countries rather than investing in organic and sustainable local models of agriculture. �The biotech industry has exploited the image of the world�s poor and hungry to advance a form of agriculture that is expensive, input-intensive, and of little or no relevance to developing country farmers,� said Andrew Kimbrell Executive Director for the Center for Food Safety.
Read article at truefoodnow.org (USA)
January 13, 2012
Study: GM mozzies survive even in a lab
Manufacturer of genetically modified mosquitoes are accused of not coming clean with information on the survival rate of the insects.
PETALING JAYA: Oxitec, the manufacturer of genetically modified (GM) mosquitoes, withheld crucial information with regard to the survival rate of the insects, claimed several environmental groups. In a joint press statement, the groups revealed results of a study that showed the GM mosquitoes had a three percent survival rate even in a controlled laboratory setting. �In the open field where thousands of these mosquitoes are released continuously, the number of the surviving insects would be high,� the statement said.
Read article at freemalaysiatoday.com (Malaysia)
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Other Health-related News
January 27, 2012
England�s chief medical officer backs (free) vitamin D supplements
England�s chief medical officer Dame Sally Davies has begun campaigning to the English medical fraternity that certain population groups like under-5s should take vitamin D supplements.
Read article at nutraingredients.com
Comment: Following research showing rising rates of rickets among British children, it is significant that England�s chief medical officer has finally begun recommending that not only youngsters, but also the elderly and pregnant and breastfeeding women, should take daily vitamin D supplements. Notably, she has also specifically stated that lower income groups would have free access to them. However, despite this promising development, it should not be forgotten that vitamin D deficiency is now a worldwide problem affecting all age groups. In the United States, Canada and throughout the EU, for example, deficiencies of the vitamin are now widespread. Elsewhere in the world, the problem is no less serious. Pregnant Arab women have an "extraordinarily high prevalence" of vitamin D deficiency, whilst India is also now home to a growing epidemic of deficiencies in this nutrient. Even Australia, a land with plentiful sunshine and an outdoor lifestyle, now has a �mind-boggling� rate of vitamin D deficiencies, with some research suggesting nearly one third of the country�s adults are deficient in it and around three quarters have levels below those considered optimal for musculoskeletal health.
January 26, 2012
Call for vitamin D infant death probe
Two senior paediatric pathologists say they have discovered vitamin D deficiency in a significant number of children who have died of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. The doctors say that vitamin D deficiency and associated diseases such as the bone disease rickets could potentially explain deaths and injuries that are often thought to be suspicious. And they fear that children with such deficiencies may have been taken away from their parents and placed in foster care for no good reason.
Read article on the BBC News website (UK)
January 12, 2012
Banks profit on hunger
European banks, pension funds and insurance companies are increasing global hunger and poverty by speculating on food prices and financing land grabs in poorer countries, according to Farming Money, a new report just released.
Read article on the Corporate Europe Observatory website
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Political News
February 1, 2012
Ireland begins bitter referendum debate
�Fiscal treaty designed to avoid Irish referendum,� headlines the Irish Times. According to Irish law, all new EU treaties must be put to a national plebiscite. However, an anonymous EU official has told the Dublin daily that the fiscal treaty agreed on Monday January 30 �was specifically crafted� to avoid the scenario of the Lisbon treaty referendum of 2009, which was rejected, thus delaying its coming into force. Conceding that the decision to hold a vote could well go to the Irish Supreme Court, the official argued that a referendum has �nothing to do with democracy.�
Read article at presseurop.eu
Comment: Previously, in 2009, to obtain a �Yes� vote from the people of Ireland for the ratification of the dictatorial Lisbon Treaty, the �Brussels EU� resorted to unlawful interference, threats and propaganda. This time around, to ensure the passing of the draconian Fiscal Treaty, it will try to take whatever steps are necessary to avoid giving the Irish people a referendum on their economic future. As such, for anyone who was still naively assuming that the �Brussels EU� construct is a democracy, the above report provides positive proof that, in reality, it is already an outright dictatorship.
February 1, 2012
EU fiscal pact tramples on national sovereignty � Klaus
Prague - A EU fiscal union on the continental level absolutely tramples on the sovereignty of the individual countries and recent statements by some German politicians proposing that Greece have a EU protectorate point to this, Czech President Vaclav Klaus told today�s Pravo daily.
Read article at ceskenoviny.cz (Czech Republic)
January 31, 2012
Dutch minister: Border cameras do not break EU law
The Dutch interior minister has told Brussels his new border cameras will catch illegal immigrants without breaking EU rules. Gerd Leers defended the project - which has already seen military-grade surveillance technology installed on main roads from Belgium and Germany - in a letter sent to the European Commission on Friday (27 January) and seen by EUobserver.
Read article at euobserver.com
Comment: Surveillance cameras are only one of an increasingly large number of high-tech methods being used to monitor citizens and enforce dictatorship in �Brussels EU� countries today. To read more about the types of surveillance being conducted on European citizens, click here to read chapter 5 of �The Nazi Roots of the �Brussels EU��.
January 30, 2012
Merkel to join Sarkozy on campaign trail for French presidential election
Merkel's plan to make joint appearances with Sarkozy is seen as highly unusual but also a sign of things to come in Europe.
Read article at newspano.com
Comment: The future Europe that Merkel and Sarkozy are trying to bring about is a precise copy of plans prepared seven decades ago for a post-WWII Europe under the rule of the IG Farben/Nazi coalition. We have published the original 1941 blueprint for these plans � as designed by the IG Farben/Nazi coalition � online. For anyone who cares about the future of not only Europe, but also the entire world, this blueprint � as well as other related documents � is now a �must read.� This information is particularly relevant for all those politicians who still naively believe that Merkel and Sarkozy are serving the interests of the people of Europe. In reality, there was no democratic control in the �New Europe� proposed by the Cartel/Nazi coalition in 1941 � and there is no democratic control in the �Brussels EU� promoted by the Cartel/Merkel/Sarkozy coalition today. To learn more about the 1941 IG Farben/Nazi blueprint for Europe, click here. To learn more about the Nazi Roots of the Brussels EU, click here.
January 24, 2012
Austerity Treaty: no democracy without referendums
The only way the public is likely to be consulted on the changes to the European Union that are being made in re�sponse to the euro crisis, is if citizens force governments to hold referendums. This urgent battle for democracy must be won.
Read article on the Corporate Europe Observatory website
January 23, 2012
What are bankers doing inside EU summits?
Crucial decisions �to save the Euro� and �to save Greece� were made at the Euro Summits in July and October 2011. While the decision making process was taking place, the press reported several informal negotiations between EU leaders and the banks, mostly represented by the Institute of International Finance (IIF). What was exactly the role of this lobby group in the final decisions? And what did it get from the deal?
Read article on the Corporate Europe Observatory website
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Perhaps the best cross-country ski destination in the world, this Nordic sporting village is famous for hosting various world-class competitions including the Winter Olympics. With a goldmine of different activities on and off the snow and regular events throughout the season, there's never a dull moment during a stay in Seefeld.
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That up there, that is a chocolate pie. Not only that, but it's also a healthy chocolate pie. It has no added sugar, a whole grain crust and the filling is made up of a metric crapload of bananas. It's the dessert equivalent of eating grilled chicken and broccoli if chicken and broccoli were incredibly delicious and decadent. This pie is how you do clean desserts.
But, the motivation for this pie comes from a much darker, sugar- and fat-filled place. And that place is sea salt caramel gelato.
I picked this stuff up on a whim at a local specialty grocery store last weekend. As I was putting away the rest of my haul into the fridge, I twisted open the jar and just snuck a taste. Fireworks went off. Angels sang. Colors were brighter. My world was officially a better place. This was the most amazing, delicious and incredible frozen dessert I'd ever had. Before I knew it, I was wrist deep in the pint scraping every last morsel of creamy, salted goodness off the bottom. Totally satisfied with my decision to make a lunch of gelato, I turned the container over and, after a little sugar-fueled number-crunching, realized that I'd inhaled 960 calories and 44 grams of fat worth of deliciousness.
In that moment I realized that I really need to work on my healthy dessert recipe repertoire.
You see, there was something so appealing and comforting about that gelato. Something that I think a lot of my cleaned-up dessert recipes are missing. Sure, they satisfy the sweet tooth, but they don't satisfy the need for pure, decadent, sugary bliss. I'm talking about the kind of culinary satisfaction that can only come from a hot fudge brownie sundae or a slice of your favorite cheesecake or your Mom's famous cherry pie. Now, I'm not opposed to sometimes making a lunch out of THE BEST GELATO EVER, because my general food philosophy is "everything in moderation, including moderation" but this time was inspiration to up the game on my everyday desserts.
So I headed to the kitchen, determined to create a recipe that was both healthy and totally decadent, and this pie was born.
Now, I'm not going to say it's quite as satisfying as that gelato (seriously folks, if you can find some, go buy it), but it's pretty darn good. The decadence of it all hinges on the quality and sweetness of your bananas. Make sure to use perfectly ripe and firm bananas—preferably the ones that have just started to spot. I hate eating ripe bananas—I like mine with a bit of green—but you really need the extra sugars to make this pie what it is. And that's totally delicious.
Let's chat a bit about the crust. This past Fall, I became a pie-crust making rockstar. I mastered the art of a buttery, flaky crust and I was pretty proud of that accomplishment! This crust is not that crust. This crust is somewhere between a graham cracker crust and a regular crust. Not flaky, but dense, but with an interesting crunch and flavor thanks to the added unsalted peanuts. I really loved this crust, mostly because it was such an interesting change of pace! I'd imagine it'd be fabulous in a fruit pie because the filling would soak into the crust and make for an amazing treat. Feel free to test this guy out with all your favorite pie recipes and let me know how you like the different texture and taste.
In the end, I'm really, very happy to add this beautiful, healthy recipe to my dessert repertoire. I think it'd be a really nice healthy treat for a summer day (maybe side-by-side with my yogurt pops on 4th of July). But even with all the yumminess of this pie, I still definitely put a small (tiny, really) scoop of gelato on top when I ate it. I just can't quit you, gelato. I just can't quit you…
Frosty Banana and Peanut Butter Chocolate Pie
Prep Time: 30 minutes
Cook Time: 15 minutes
Makes: 1 pie
Adapted from: The Best of Clean Eating 2
For the Crust
- 1 1/4 cup whole wheat bread flour
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- Pinch kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 cup unsalted peanuts
- 1/3 cup nonfat milk
- 1 egg yolk
- 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar
- 1 tablespoon safflower or canola oil
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
For the Filling
- 3 large, ripe bananas (about 1-1/2 pound)
- 1/4 cup honey (optional, only add if bananas aren't ripe)
- 1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa
- 1 cup light coconut milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/4 cup natural peanut butter
For the Topping
- 1/2 cup unsalted peanuts, chopped
- 1 ounce dark chocolate, chopped
For the Crust
- Preheat oven to 375°.
- In the bowl of a food processor, combine flour, sugar, salt, baking powder and peanuts. Pulse until mixed thoroughly and peanuts are well-chopped.
- In a spouted measuring cup, combine milk, egg yolk, oil, vinegar and vanilla. With the processor running on low, slowly stream the liquid into the dry ingredients. Process until combined and crumbly.
- Turn out mixture onto a floured surface and form into a mound, then into a flat disc. Roll out using a rolling pin until crust is about 12″ in diameter. Transfer crust to an ungreased pie pan, trim crust to about 1″ from edge. Fold under and pinch, creating a fluted edge. Poke bottom of crust with fork to create steam vents.
- Bake in preheated oven for 18-20 minutes or until edges and center are just golden brown. Remove from oven and let cool completely before filling.
For the Filling and Topping
- In a blender, combine all filling ingredients and blend on high until very smooth. Be sure to check for banana chunks before stopping. Pour filling into pre-baked crust. Top pie with chocolate and peanut topping. Cover tightly in plastic wrap and freeze for 2-3 hours or until filling is solid and cold. If frozen for longer than that, let rest on the counter for at least 30 minutes to soften before cutting and serving.


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Pros: Two Green Lanterns in one set; great painted lantern rings on hands; articulation is great
Cons: Paint application just a little sloppy around gloves
Hal Jordan isn't the only Green Lantern. There are plenty of others who wield the green ring of willpower. They are all part of the Green Lanterns Corps, an intergalactic police force boasting over 7,200 members protecting 3,600 sectors of the universe. And they all have distinct personalities, as shown with the Guy Gardner & Kilowog two-pack set from the DC Minimates collection.
Guy Gardner was selected by the Guardians of the Universe to serve as the first backup to Hal Jordan as Green Lantern of Space Sector 2814. He possesses incredible willpower and a cocky attitude that rivals Jordan. He also believes that he is the best, which accounts for the smug look on his face. He is one of the Earth Green Lanterns not to wear a mask to conceal his identity. The hair is perfect sporting that bowl haircut that he made famous. Paint it black and he can pass for one of the Beatles... in a Green Lantern outfit, of course.
Speaking of his outfit, it is one of a kind. Nobody wears this at all making Gardner easily identifiable. The bulky jacket is extremely 1980s but for some reason it still suits him. There is good detailing on his jacket complete with the Green Lantern insignia off to one side. His belt looks great and fits nicely. The boots are oversized with belt buckles painted on the top for added effect. A surprising development is how the power ring is portrayed. With Hal Jordan and John Stewart, only a green dot is painted on the hand to indicate the power ring. With Gardner, he has the lantern symbol on his hand instead. It's a much better presentation and shows that the power ring isn't an afterthought. Included with Gardner is a Green Lantern battery to charge his ring that he can hold in his hand.
Kilowog looks like one of the most intimidating Green Lanterns just by his sheer size. He is the Corps' drill sergeant who shapes up the new recruits. Kilowog's frame uses the 2.5" Minimates body rather than the standard 2" frame just to differentiate his size. He wears a standard Green Lantern costume, or one that has become standard with John Stewart's redesigned look. He is outfitted with a body plate that fits over his standard frame to make him look big and bulky. He, too, has the new lantern ring painted on his hand.
Kilowog also has a unique head to fit on his body. It's a bit of a departure from the rest of the MInimates heads since this one his uniquely sculpted just for Kilowog. The purists do not like this because it takes away from his a standard head and building around it. In Kilowog's case this isn't done. I'm a bit torn because I can see the purists point of view. That cylindrical-shaped head is part of the identifying feature with Minimates. At the same time this is a pretty good compromise because he needs that bigger head for his frame. Speaking of big, his Green Lantern battery is proportionate to his size making it bigger than Gardner's battery.
Both figures have 14-points of articulation. The paint application is clean and crisp. You can see definite separation, though the black areas do bleed a bit into the white gloves. The light colours are the hardest to control so I think this was done fairly well.
The presence of Guy Gardner & Kilowog helps build the Green Lantern Corps. Trying to create all 7,200 Green Lantern members could be a collection all unto itself, and I would love someone to take on the challenge. Of course it would help if we knew exactly the full roster. I have a feeling no one knows at all.
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"Smash" beauty Megan Hilty is proud to be standing up for the "normal" sized woman on television.
"I'm just not normally what you see on television, which is something that I really appreciate about what NBC's done in casting me," Megan, who plays Broadway beauty Ivy Lynn on "Smash," told Billy Bush and Kit Hoover on Monday's Access Hollywood Live. "I'm very, very thankful that they're casting people with normal figures."
In the drama, Megan plays Ivy, a Broadway actress and singer who has been around the block, but has been waiting for her breakout role. And, in this show within a show, she's set her sights on the part of Marilyn Monroe.
In some of the imagined musical numbers, both Ivy and Katharine McPhee's character, Karen Cartwright, are imagined as the blond icon.
When asked about getting into the Marilyn role, Megan said the curves in her costume are all hers.
"There is no padding, that's what you get for casting someone with a real body on TV," she said. "No padding involved, but the wig kind of makes Marilyn, I think. I really felt it once the hair was right."
In previews of the show, it's been hinted that Megan's Ivy Lynn may fall into a casting couch trap in the hopes it will pay off, but without revealing anything about who gets the Marilyn gig – Ivy or Karen, or even someone else — Megan said the romantic relationship will grow.
"It goes a little further than a casting couch per se," she told Billy and Kit. "It's much more than trying to get a job, it's a real relationship and it's a very unconventional one, but you've got to tune in to see where that goes."
"Smash"debuts Monday, February 6 at 10/9c on NBC.


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In Memory of
Sophia Bartlett Ayala
May 5, 1916 - October 23, 2012
Ayala, Sophia Bartlett
May 5, 1916 - October 23, 2012
Sophia B. Ayala with loved ones by her side, was called to go with the lord.
Sophia, born to Luz and Bony Bartlett in White Oaks, New Mexico on May 5, 1916.
Survived by daughter, Rita Valdez (George).
Two sons, Dan (Donna) and Paul David (Maria)
and brother, Joe Duran (Dolores). Sophia's adored fourteen Grand Children:
Louis (Mary), Richard, (George (Renee) Romero
Brian (Michelle) Steve (Murphy) Randy,
Daniel (Nancy) Steve (Murphy) Randy,
Daniel (Nancy) David Ayala, and
Christy (Rick) Powell, Karen (David) Trogan.
Twenty - One Great Grand Children and Two Great-Great Grandchildren.
Sophia's early years in White Oaks, NM were happy years. Her parents, Brother Bony and Beloved sisters Isabel and she traveled to Arizona before settling in Roswell, NM.
Sophia met George L. Ayala in 1934 and married October 9, 1936.
They resided in Roswell and raised four children.
May 1970 Sophia + George moved to California. Avid sports fans they enjoyed many activities, especially college basketball coached by Dan. Attended many games and got involved with the teams also. Plus frequent visits to NM, NV + Colorado.
Sophia will be remembered as a devoted wife and loving mother. A true friend and confidant to all who had the good fortune to know her.
Preceeded in death by her loving husband of sixty-three years George L. Ayala. Her loved daughter Maria Elena + Bernardo Hostettler her parents, her grandmother Josephine C. Bartlett, brother Bony Bartlett and sister Isabel B. Duran, favorite cousins, Minnie B. Anaya, Bill Bartlett and Savina Torres. Many more who were all close and dear to her heart.


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Red Cards
A red card is the heaviest punishment the referee can give to a player. The offender must leave the field at once, and he may well be banned for at least one further match. Once he is gone, he cannot be replaced by a substitute; his team must continue with one less man. In the English Premier League there is an automatic three-match ban, although players can appeal against this.
Because they are so powerful, red cards are reserved for very bad behaviour such as violence, abuse or deliberate cheating. A red card can stain an entire team's performance in a tournament, taking their players out of crucial games and sapping the morale of the squad.
The offences that warrant a red card are defined in FIFA's Laws of the Game
- Being guilty of 'serious foul play' (for instance, a very dangerous tackle).
- Violence.
- Spitting at an opponent or other person.
- Denying the other side an opportunity to score by handling the ball.
- Denying the other side an opportunity to score by fouling a player.
- Offensive or abusive language or gestures.
Players frequently criticise the referee's decision to 'book' them and it is quite ordinary for a yellow card to be upgraded to a red when they argue against his decision.
The system of coloured cards was invented in 1970 by a British Referee called Ken Aston, who came up with the idea while waiting at traffic lights on Kensington High Street.


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Feb 19, 2013
hi dr cordova, just a question if anyone can infected after outside of 90 days from 1 encounter i mean after 90 days antibody negative test results or considered 200%conclusive at outside of 90 days negative result?pls answer, thank you
Response from Mr. Cordova
Hi there:
90 days is conclusive. Call it 100%, 200%, or 1,000% conclusive. The bottom line is that at 90 days or later, your result is conclusive.
In health,
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Had a little hang time with Assemblyman Chuck DeVore, R-Orange County, at the GOP confab. Chuck D. from the OC explained something he mentioned in his warmly received, no-notes/no TelePrompter speech Sunday a.m. He was explaining his underdog US Senate run to the faithful when he said:
"We are stealing a copious amount" Chuck told the GOPers, "from Barack Obama."
Whoa, Chuck, D. You are like Obama in…no way at all. At least in terms of policy.
* = But Chuck D. is talking about campaigning. He fashions himself as the underdog — dissed by the national GOP pooh-bahs — going up against a (presumably, should she run) well-funded candidate in ex-HP CEO Carly Fiorina. So he's going to go grassroots — like at the convention, where his brand of conservatism gets huzzahs.
That brings us to the big question: Campaign finance reports will come out this week, and insiders and funders use those as one yardstick for a candidacy's health. Chuck D told us he'll have "a gross" of about $600,000 in the bank. Or about what Carly keeps in her sock drawer.
Not to fear, Chuck D. said. His donors may be small-givers, but he's got a lot of them. And since they only give a few bucks at a time, he can hit them up again — and again and again and again — before they hit the legal contribution limit. He's working the grassroots hard. As of Sunday, he's made 148 campaign speeches across California…even before his opposition has gone official.
But Obama had a lot of big donors, too. In fact, a post-campaign analysis found that The O had as many small donors as George W. Bush did in 2004.
One final note. Chuck D is a tall dude. Stands six-feet-four-and-a-half inches. But the cardboard cutout of Chuck posed near his booth at the convention has got to be the biggest candidate cutout ever. Took a photo next to it. For a reference point, the guy next to the cardboard Chuck stands a strapping 5-foot-6 and three-quarters inches.


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And finally I make it to Ellory. My brother made the extra effort even to join me for lunch, taking the long road from Swindon, because I was totally hyped up about the folk behind this gorgeous outfit. This part you likely already know (and therefore can safely continue scrolling) as Ellory is opened by Matthew Young (ex-head chef of the beloved Mayfields) and sommelier Jack Lewens whose CV includes much time spent at the luminous institution that is the River Cafe.
Interior design is a precious thing, I've read some mixed stuff online, and honestly am perplexed by it. There is good design here and I love it. To my eye, there is a careful balance of vintage and industrial minimalism. Check out those dining chairs, if I'm not mistaken, they are 811s as designed by Josef Hoffman in the 30s for the great Thonet brand, the pioneer of bentwood furniture (and indeed famous bentwood cafe chairs). Then to the polished black concrete for floor, double storey high ceilings, eggshell walls and an entire front of metal and glass. The restaurant does allow itself a little sinful bling, in the form of a bar made from faded brass and a marble top. I couldn't wish for a more harmonious design myself.
In an effort to become your favourite neigbhhourhood bistro, they have elected to drop the set menu (which will delight some of you) and in its place an ALC remains (see the website). Loosely based around a 3 course meal, £7, £15, £6 is how the prices average out over the courses.
(I was hoping for that lemon sole citrus butter from Mayfields days, but alas that is now consigned to history..)
We were served by the incredible Ed Thaw (previously of the also incredible S+W), with Sam Kamienko at the pass cooking us his storm.
My brother started off with a Watermelon Martini (£9) and I drank a glass of beautiful white burg, 2014 Vire-Clesse 'Le Mont Chatelaine' from Jean Rijckaert (£7.5). From a nice vintage, the nose was bursting with peach and flowers and buttered toastiness. On the palate it was honeyed and zesty, in equal measure and therefore balanced. No drilling the wine list for today's post, as I think it deserves a return visit and blogpost. I did spot multiple Jura labels on the list.
Coppa £6
I begin the food descriptions with an apology as I failed to ask for provenance of this excellent coppa. And it was excellent. Hoovered up quick.
Red mullet ceviche £8
With raspberries for shooting acidity. Freshness, mellowness. Simply delicious.
Smoked cod's roe and trout roe £5
Nothing to look at here, but it was incredible to taste. Smokey buttery flavour (Adam Byatt would be proud !) and spheres of sweet trout ikura. I love food like this, apparently simple, nearly un-instagrammable, but tastes so, so good. May be my favourite, until the sandwich landed…
Open ALT sandwich. Avocado, lettuce and tomato with egg and coppa £5 + £1 + £2
Ed told us that this was the first day they put the sandwich on the menu. Well, we had to have it then. It was also a way for us to encore the coppa.
And it sure did not disappoint! A little messy to eat, but my god was it delicious. No fuss and nothing precious, omega-3 rich yolk (so burford browns?) and the sting and pickle of chilli paste and mustard. Deep love.
Bavette, aubergine, artichoke and watercress £15
There is *nearly* something of a Chinese stir-fry feel to this, I am paying a high compliment here, as this dish pulled up rose-tinted memories. The aubergine + artichoke is a great pair to the beef, we didn't mention doneness when we ordered it and Sam cooked it to a perfect pink. Good work.
Lemon sole, peas, samphire and bottarga £14
I suppose that's somewhere between clarified and brown yes? The bottarga released all these hazelnut aromas – heavenly. The plating is a little chaotic to my eye, but I appreciate the effort. You know what they say about beauty. As for taste, the fish is cooked well, wonderfully a pointe.
Cherry sorbet and soft chocolate £6
Not as soft as the kaffir lime, chocolate mousse at Mayfields and though a classic pairing, the cherry somehow didn't work too well with the chocolate. Only a little bummed out, but still good.
Basil ice cream, elderflower and strawberries £6
On the other hand, this was top ice cream – it's nearly like peppermint milk. Fresh tarragon adding a wild herbaceous quality, elderflower and fresh cut strawberries to signify the season we are in. Some people complain about the severity of this kind of pudding (which some of you reckon is easily replicated at home) but I love it. Serving up in-season natural flavours should be a celebration.
We paid £111.38 in total for all food, 2 glasses of wine, 1 martini cocktail, 2 espressos and service. Generous portions at these prices, especially the mains.
Sometimes I wonder what it is like to live in East London. I think we're at the point where East London is every bit the rival to the Left Bank for independent bistros. Climpson's Arch vs New Malden on the doorstep and all that delicious Korean Fried Chicken and Bossam… nah. I'll stay here in Worcester Park. So there you are, dear current and future restauranteur, you have one avid restaurant admirer over here. You know South Wimbledon ain't half bad..
Still, I'm glad to make the effort across London especially when I walk away feeling envious and rewarded as I did at Ellory. I'd love to have a local just like this. Sipping Jacques Puffeneys, wiping egg yolk off my face and watching the summer rain.
£40pp + drinks + service
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1 Westgate Street E8 3RL
Tel : 0203 095 9455
Tube / Overground : Bethnal Green / Cambridge Heath
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Matthew Young has "left" Ellory, and the place has turned into a coffee & sandwich shop under the same name, ran by other partners. Glad you could make one of the last meals!
Engin – Yeah so I heard. Even the chairs are going..! Too short a run, I missed out on it though. I never had chance to try the lemon sole dish even stretching back to Mayfields days. Hope he pops up somewhere else soon.


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Gov. Sam Brownback plans on making mental health services in the state stronger by almost $10 million.
During an announcement Tuesday, Gov. Brownback and members of his cabinet outlined plans to beef up mental health services, and include state law enforcement, corrections, and family welfare agencies. $7 million in reserve funds will come from the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program and go to "Family Strengthening Programs," designed to provide parents with mental illness with proper treatment.
Other funding in the broad plans include one-time payments of $1 million to community mental health centers to provide crisis services for the uninsured. Bill Persinger, director of the Mental Health Center of East Central Kansas, says he's pleased to see the state take a step forward, and that any incoming monies from the state would be used to target the most critical areas of the region.
Persinger says he does see a potential to correct a persistent problem.
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Persinger says increased access to medications and services will definitely help local regions.
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Mushroom velouté
Step by step recipe:
- 10 min.Peel and chop 400 g mushrooms.
- 20 min.Peel, wash and cut into small pieces around 100 g potatoes.
- 5 min.
- 2 min.Melt 30 g butter in a large saucepan on medium heat, then add the shallot. Salt, pepper and cook for 1 or 2 minutes.
- 3 min.Add the mushrooms and potato and stir well.
Cook for 2 or 3 minutes.
- 5 min.Pour in 1 litre water, salt again and bring to the boil. Leave to simmer gently for 5 minutes.
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- 5 min.Finish by adding 150 ml cream and blend briefly to mix well. Check seasoning.
Remarks:It's easiest to use cultivated button mushrooms (that the French call champignons de Paris), even tinned mushrooms, but if you can, use freshly-gathered wild mushrooms, as the flavour will be so much better.
You can also add a handful of dried mushrooms (morels, chanterelles, etc.), simply rinsed. Again this willl improve the flavour, making it not only stronger, but woody.


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|Reviews for Coming Home
| samantha chapter 2 . 7/21/2012
Pleeease write a chapter about how nucky is feeling! I absolutely adore that relationship and i havent found asingle story about them! Obviously killing jimmy is gonna tear nucky up inside, and id love to see that in writing!
| Aerenii chapter 2 . 2/24/2012
I'm so glad to see a new chapter! I really enjoyed this. Yes, it totally goes against my head cannon of Richard sniping Manny, but this is a good, plausible alternative. I also now want a nively seasoned steak. LOL Seriously hough, I really enjoyed it. Hope to see more soon.
| BohemianCane04 chapter 1 . 2/19/2012
Oh my GOODNESS. This was a wonderful idea. I love that you didn't actually change the ending but that Jimmy wasn't alone. And the salute broke my heart. Please do another chapter.
| Aerenii chapter 1 . 2/5/2012
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We'll be making collographs. Carol says: "please collect and bring, if you can, mountboard, cardboard, quick print, lace, silver foil, string etc., and an apron. Please also bring an old wooden or metal spoon if you have one." (It does not matter if you don't have those things though, we usually pool and share resources and have more than enough)
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May 2016 ArtLab
We will be hacking artists mannequins to make figures, dolls or puppets. We have mannequins, Milliput and miscellaneous stuff. If you have it you might like to bring: fabric scraps, especially thin fabrics, modelling tools, tiny screwdrivers (if you wish to take a mannequin apart), acrylic paints etc.
April 2016 ArtLab
Faces: we'll work from magazine pictures (or this Pinterest board full of faces that you could print out). We'll look at basic proportions of the face, and then work in your medium of choice – acrylic, watercolour, coloured pencil, pastel, mixed media etc.
Please bring sketchbook/ paper and your chosen medium. You could also work on previously prepared backgrounds.
March 2016 ArtLab
Cover design: Think of a book you'd like to design the cover for, try to pick one other people might know. If not, be ready to describe what happens in the book. Would need to have the title, the author and maybe the imprint.
Then all in a hat and draw them out. Maybe work in pairs, one the type, other the art. Or alone. Using all materials around, collage, paints, prints, inks, whatever is we can find.
What to bring: anything you can draw, paint, stick or colour with, plus some A4 paper to stick it all onto. May get more than one done.
January 2016 ArtLab
…will bw, social, looking at sketchbooks, cake, drawing and maybe marbling with shaving foam!
December 2015 ArtLab
Will be lino printing. Materials will be provided, but bring any that you have.
November 2015 ArtLab
Our EXPLOSIVE AFTERNOON will be held in the upstairs Art Room. We will have the screens in there to pin the paper too for our firework mural.
Bring your best anarchistic ideas please. Bring any materials you like.
October 2015 ArtLab
OK, ArtLab October 2015 is… Mucking about with Stencils. We've bought stencils, mostly of the children's variety rather than the posh American 'crafters" type, and barring last minute surprises will have access to the Education Room, all the stuff therein and our boxes. You might like to bring: paint, paper, sponges, stubby brushes, small marsupials etc. etc. Anything you think might work with stencils. There is no plan beyond that. It's just you and the stencils and your genius.
September 2015 ArtLab
Next Art Lab in the gallery will be constructing our own beach huts (in response to the current main exhibition – it closes at the end of August, so please make sure you get to see it). Thursday 3rd September at 1pm. All Art Labbers who have autograph books please bring them to Art Lab or return to the box in the gallery. We seem to have come to a stand still with the swapping of books.
July 2015 ArtLab
The next session will be paper cutting, I have some Japanese style examples to share. Plain fine grained paper cuts more cleaning than others, bring scapel and cutting board if you have them. Coloured papers as back sheets are effective. There is usually some coloured paper in the art room. Ideas which have clear lines are best. We can manipulate the cut paper edges to create movement. More complex 3D cutting is difficult to attempt in a group session but you may like to look it up first, there are video lessons online


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Once in awhile we find a chance to do something of unquestionable importance. These opportunities lift our lives out of the ordinary routines of everyday life and allow us to experience meaning and purpose in a direct way.
That's why I'm going to Haiti in September 2014, and I'm inviting you to come with me.
What We Are Doing
We will be installing a sustainable UV Water Filtration system that will provide clean water for an entire village in Haiti. We will be based in Petit Gonave, about 40 miles west of Port au Prince.
These pictures show similar work being done this month by our partner organization, Poured-Out.
This is exciting work! Here are eight good reasons to join this effort!
The trip is open to men and women. There will be work that any person can do to contribute. We can take up to 20 people. If you have friends who would like to go, they are welcome.
This trip is a partnership between Fall Creek Wesleyan Church and Poured-Out Inc., but you don't have to associated with either organization. Anyone who wants to help others by providing clean water is welcome to join, regardless of their religious affiliation or non-affiliation.
The trip dates are September 17 – 24, 2014.
The cost of the trip is approximately $1,750. This includes all costs for the trip itself: airfare, ground transportation in Haiti, lodging, and all meals. All you'll need is a ride to the airport and any spending money that you want to take.
Note – The actual price will vary depending on the cost of airfare at time of purchase. Final cost will be announced in June.
It is acceptable to request that friends support your in prayer on this trip, and financially. When you tell me, "I'm in," I'll send you some information on how to present this need to your friends and family.
If finances are a concern to you, let's talk about it. I believe that if God wants you to do this, there will be a way!
Payment Schedule
Your payments will be due on this schedule. Please make the checks/payments payable to Fall Creek and we will forward them to Poured-Out.
∗ April 27 – $150 Deposit Due.
∗ June 15 – $750 Payment Due
∗ August 24 – $850 Final Payment Due (may vary, based on $1750 trip estimate)
Sign Up Today
- E-mail me to say "I'm in!"
Complete the Poured-Out online application by April 27.
Turn in your initial deposit of $150 by April 27. (Bring or send to Michelle Rice, Treasurer, Fall Creek Wesleyan Church, 11721 Olio Rd., Fishers, IN 46037)
Then …
- Get a passport if you don't have one already.
- Get the required immunizations from your doctor or a travel clinic (I use Passport Health in Indy).
- Complete the Emergency Medical Information, Medical Release Waiver, and Trip Release and Consent from the Volunteer Resource page on Poured-Out web site.
That's it! I'll send you details on what to pack, etc., later.
Please contact me with any questions. I'm eager to help you go on this trip!
Also see the Poured-Out Volunteer Resource page for lots of other information.
I'm praying for you. This is a big moment for you, and for me, and for Fall Creek. I believe it will change someone's life—including yours!


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Once inside Kilca's little universe you'll enjoy ample lounge space both inside and out, including patios with gardens as well as a large and inviting living room for reading, relaxing, cable television, or socializing.
Our hostel has a maximim capacity of just 30 guests making for an intimate and stress free environment. A bar can be found in the dining room, offering a variety of cold beers, as well as drinks, from soft to stiff.
We offer free Wi-Fi service for laptops. Our ample kitchen is open to all for cooking and there is a refridgerator available for our guests to keep food and drink.
All will enjoy our patio bar-b-que area which includes hammocks and sun umbrellas for reading or getting to know your fellow travellers.
We are very happy to open our home as a warm and inviting place to share our lifestyle here in Buenos Aires as well as our national culture, which we believe to be the best possible way of introducing both to our visitors.
Check in begins at 12 noon the day of your arrival and we ask our guests to vacate thier rooms by 10 am on the date of departure.
All rooms have a view of our central patio and include fans as well as heat for the chill of winter in Buenos Aires. Several rooms are equipped loft-style with 2 beds above and 4 bunk style beds below. All beds come with sheets, pillow cases, and blankets
You can also book football tickets, or tango shows.
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This album was recorded in a cabin in the woods out in Tillamook, Oregon, and has more adventures in it than you can see at first glance. Made with love.
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03. Unsinkable Ships
04. Breakdown
05. Mary Ann
06. Better Off
07. Said and Done
08. Summer Clothes
09. Separate
10. I Need You In It
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Bedrooms: 3. Bathrooms: 3
Simple elegance, open air architecture accented by lush tropical jungle and perched on the hillside of Mismaloya this enchanting honeymoon hideaway awaits you. This multi-level villa designed for graceful living has breathtaking views of Banderas Bay and the Sierra Madras Mountains. The villa has 3 bedroom suites each with private baths and magnificent views of the bay. This wonderul Mismaloya villa is ideally suited for two couples or for a romantic getaway for 2! Indulge yourself in your private swimming pool with swim-up bar and Jacuzzi. Romantic evenings will be yours as you enjoy magnificent sunsets and realize the Magic of Vallarta. The friendly staff will cater to your every need while providing all the privacy you desire. Relax and enjoy Vallarta.
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Hey, floating women, cool! It would be unfair to call a resurgence of the pencil skirt a "comeback," for they didn't go anywhere far enough to warrant a comeback. In fact, the four separate images depicted above run the periodical gamut, dating back as far as five years which doesn't seem all that long on a grand scale but for the purposes of a trend story speaking for the immediate now, we're practically without wireless. This silhouette is precisely the sort of timelessness I so often speak of–relevant no matter the decade, era, genre–choose your time-scape, it's all the same. And yet, there is something to be said about the high volume of slim skirting seen present alongside the ubiquitous F/W 2012 peplum and its subsequent spill-over into a most recent Resort.
See what I mean? Hey, more floating ladies, cool! From left: Prabal Gurung, Peter Pilotto, Balmain, Suno, Altuzarra. The whole resurgence got me thinking about my style psyche and the direction in which it's headed. Over vacation last month, I heard myself saying, "maybe I should be dressing more maturely." It was awkward, uncomfortable and I took it back right away but I knew what I was getting at: pencil skirts are starting to feel relevant on my labia too. And this is something I swore even harder than maxi skirts ca. Yeshiva era I would never endorse. Alas though, I find myself mocking up various outfits that hit close to home to compliment the capital P-Pencil skirt. Below find for yourself three renditions of the look utilizing absolutely the purveyor of business casual: J. Crew.
Look one at left: Markus Lupfer lips t-shirt, Miu Miu skirt shown as peplum, J. Crew pink tweed pencil skirt. Dannijo and Baublebar bracelets, rag & bone booties. Consider this one the whole heart Man Repeller approved version. And in look number two, a little sauce. Topshop bustier to endorse the continuation of an exposed midriff–real bras are a bitch so I will support any sort of garment that preaches their end, with a white denim (Altuzarra x) J. Crew pencil skirt. Necklaces by Vivienne Westwood and Iosseliani, Tabitha Simmons heels. And finally, for the freak with prints on her mind: Vince striped tee, J. Crew polka pencil skirt, a MR. Dannijo eyeball necklace, Peter Pilotto x Nicholas Kirkwood heels and suspenders on skirts shit on suspenders with pants, so try that too.
Okay now, what do you think? With me? Will you try it out?