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Berkeley, California (Wednesday, January 11, 2017) - Come learn about coyotes, a remarkably adaptable and resilient predator that poses both challenges and benefits to urban and rural communities.
Revered by many Native American tribes as tricksters and creators for their cunning adaptable ways, coyotes have expanded their range across North America. They are increasingly common in residential areas, and their presence can cause alarm and fear, especially regarding pets.
Berkeley Animal Care Services - the City shelter -- in conjunction with the nonprofit Project Coyote is presenting an educational workshop on January 22nd titled Living with Coyotes. Topics covered in the workshop will include:
Coyotes- known as North America's native Song Dog and as God's Dog by the Navajo- are the most common and persecuted native carnivore in North America. Come learn from Keli Hendricks, Project Coyote's Ranching with Wildlife Coordinator, about the fascinating and complex world of Canis latrans - their keen intelligence, amazing resourcefulness, and importance as keystone carnivores in many ecosystems.
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Golf Handicap 5.0 is the latest version of the Golf Handicap series. With over fifteen (15) years of development, your golf scores and handicap will be accuractly and securely kept. With Golf Handicap 5.0 you will have a username and a password that is uniquely yours and allows you entrance to the web site. From the opening page you will be able to add new players, new courses, and of course new scores for existing players. Once entered, players and courses (including course ratings and slopes) need not be entered again as the program retains that information. After the first time all you need do for a player is enter the 18 hole score and the date!
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- Makeup artist, Bronya Humphreys, is embracing her eczema on social media with unbelievable makeup looks.
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Bronya Humphreys, a 20-year-old makeup artist from the UK, uses makeup and art to share how she deals with eczema in a very human way.
Humphreys' makeup journey began in May 2017, when she was dealing with prenatal depression that kept her inside all day, she told INSIDER. It was during this time at home that she began experimenting with makeup as fun creative outlet. "I'd get up and enjoy creating art on my face," she said.
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The SoClean is a revolutionary CPAP sanitizing device. Safe, automated, and easy to use, the SoClean requires no disassembly of CPAP parts. It uses activated oxygen to effectively sanitize the CPAP mask, hose, and reservoir.
Not at all. Three simple steps, and you're ready to go:
1. Make the easy one-time connection to your CPAP equipment.
2. Set the SoClean timer.
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1. Make the easy one-time connection to your CPAP equipment.
2. Set the SoClean timer.
3. Place your mask inside the SoClean unit, and the machine does the rest.
The SoClean generates and pumps activated oxygen through your reservoir, hose, and mask. This activated oxygen eradicates any bacteria, mold, virus, or fungus it comes in contact with.
Activated oxygen is formed when a third atom of oxygen (O) is added to the molecular oxygen we breathe (O2) forming a new molecule (O3). This new molecule of activated oxygen (also known as ozone) has the amazing ability to destroy organisms such as bacteria and viruses through oxidation. While activated oxygen is very powerful, it also has a very short life cycle. After it's generated, it reverts back into the oxygen we breathe in about 2 hours.
While some might mistakenly refer to ozone as smog, the two are distinctly different. Unlike pure ozone, smog contains a mixture of various toxic hydrocarbons that have no beneficial characteristics.
No. The activated oxygen generated by the SoClean is kept within the closed loop of your CPAP equipment and the secure chamber of the SoClean device. Any released during the sanitizing process passes through an output filter that reverts it back into the oxygen we breathe.
Activated oxygen is used extensively in Europe as a sanitizer. In the US, activated oxygen is used in many municipal water purifacation operations. It's also used to treat produce and grain, to discourage mold growth. Homes subject to smoke damage often make use of activated oxygen to remove hard to eliminate odors. The hotel industry and hospitals also use it to sanitize on a whole-room scale.
Prior to the first use of your SoClean, wash your mask, hose, and reservoir using the Neutralizing Pre-Wash. This is done only before your first use, or when you introduce new equipment to you CPAP system. Use the pre-wash with water, in the same way you would use dish soap, to clean your equipment..
The SoClean chamber measures 8"L x 5"W x 5"H, which allows for nearly every mask style, from nasal pillow to full-face. In the rare event that your mask does not fit inside the SoClean chamber, Better Rest Solutions offers a 30 day money-back satisfaction guarantee.
Yes. If you have a heated hose powered by your PAP machine (such a heated hose on the ResMed S9, Philips Respironics System One 60 Series, Fisher & Paykel 600 series or Fisher & Paykel Icon) you will need a special adapter. If your heated hose is externally powered, you do not need any adapter.
We recommend that you set the SoClean to run anywhere from five to fifteen minutes–fifteen minutes being the maximum amount of time the SoClean 1 should be allowed to run. However, it is important to leave your mask inside the chamber for at least two hours following the machine operation, as this is part of the sanitizing process.
A strong scent can occur if your equipment has not been treated with the Neutralizing Pre-Wash included with your system. It can also be a sign that the duration of your treatment is too long. Try lowering the duration of your treatment. If you still feel that the scent is too much, you can opt to run the treatment every other day.
Generally speaking, the materials used in CPAP components and accessories (such as polycarbonate and acrylic) are compatible with ozone. However, activated oxygen will oxidize some materials like nylon and latex, causing deterioration. Nylon and latex are not usually present in CPAP equipment. If you have any doubt, please check with the manufacturer of your equipment.
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Not at this time. SoClean is not covered by insurance, Medicare, or flexible spending accounts.
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SoClean 2 is an updated version of the original SoClean machine. SoClean 2 uses the same sanitizing process and connects to your CPAP the same way as the original. SoClean 1 is no longer available for purchase. For more information, take a look at the SoClean Features Comparison page.
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Wednesday, February 13
Signs and Symptoms and Diagnosis for Teens
Gastroesophageal Reflux (GER) occurs when stomach contents go up into the esophagus (the tube that connects the mouth to the stomach), during or after a meal. In some children, the stomach contents go up the mouth (regurgitation) and are swallowed again. Other symptoms include hoarseness, recurrent pneumonia, cough, wheezing and difficulty or painful swallowing.
The doctor or nurse can talk with you about your child's symptoms, do a physical examination and recommend tests to determine if reflux is the cause of symptoms. These tests check the esophagus, stomach and small intestine to see if there are any problems. However, treatment is sometimes started without the need for any tests. Common tests are:
* Barium (a chalky drink) is swallowed and X-rays show the shape of the esophagus and stomach. This test can find a hiatal hernia, blockage and other problems.
* Endoscopy: After the patient is given a sedative medication so they are asleep, a small flexible tube with a very tiny camera is inserted through the mouth and down into the esophagus and stomach. The lining of the esophagus, stomach and part of the small intestine can be examined and biopsies (small pieces of the lining) can be painlessly obtained. The biopsies can later be examined with a microscope, looking for inflammation and other problems
* Esophageal pH Probe: A thin light wire with an acid sensor at its tip is inserted through the nose into the lower part of the esophagus. The probe can detect the amount of stomach acid coming up into the esophagus and can tell if there acid in the esophagus.
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The Farm: A Touch of Stanford, Paso Robles and Argentina
Nestled in the hills of Paso Robles Adelaida District American Viticultural Area (AVA) is a vineyard created by Business School buddies, established with a definite vision and with a special vibe to their full-bodied red wines. They may not be the biggest or the best-known wineries, but once you've had the opportunity to meet The Farm's Jim and Azmina Madsen and have a taste of their "Touchy-Feely," "The Big Game" or "Cardinal" wines, you are hooked.
We fortuitously tripped over Jim and Azmina at the Paso Robles Reserve Tasting event in May (they were sharing a table with one of our favorite wineries, Victor Hugo), and immediately liked Azmina's outgoing personality. They were pouring their "Touchy-Feely" 81% Grenache/19% Syrah blend, along with their "The Big Game," a 50% Cabernet, 38% Syrah and 12% Petit Verdot—a Rhône meets Bordeaux-style of brave, bold wine. Our simple notes from that day in regard to these wines: Touchy-Feely: Everything you want and expect from a Grenache blend. The Big Game: It's a party in your mouth.
During our conversation we learned that The Farm's winemaker was a fellow named Santiago Achaval, and that he was on his way from Argentina to Paso Robles. We were intrigued and hooked, especially after we Googled Santiago! He is one of the foremost makers of quality Malbecs in the world, and regular readers will know how we feel about Malbec! We had to meet this guy!
The Farm does not have its own tasting room, but we were fortunate in that they were having a guest pouring at Thacher Winery the next day. "And of course you can talk to Santiago," Azmina promised.
So what do you do when interviewing a legend such as Santiago? You learn all you can before you actually meet him! He's the founder of Achaval-Ferrer Winery in Mendoza, Argentina. The decision was made to learn all we could about Malbec, and what makes Achaval-Ferrer's the best Malbec on Earth. Even more exciting, Santiago has founded Matervini winery in Mendoza to explore the most extreme vineyards in Argentina.
At the Thacher Winery tasting, Jim and Azmina were pouring Touchy-Feely, The Big Game (and we were happy to taste these again!) and their signature Cabernet, "Cardinal." Azmina introduced us to Santiago and his very sweet wife, Mercedes, who shares in the passion of winemaking. Rather than focus on the wines before us, we decided to ask the question you all want to ask: "What is the difference between growing Malbec grapes in Paso Robles versus Mendoza, Argentina?"
By now you have seen us use the term terroir—the environmental factors including soil type, weather, geography and even other plants growing nearby. Every winemaker is working to preserve and enhance terroir, and sommeliers with finely tuned taste buds can identify where a wine was grown based upon taste and appearance. Remember this statement—it applies to one of the wines we tasted!
There are significant differences in terroir between Mendoza and the Paso Adelaida District. The soils in western Paso Robles are limestone and sedimentary in nature, with flat and gently rolling hillsides. In Mendoza, the soils are alluvial (glacial), drain well and vineyards are grown on a 2-3% grade. The day-night temperature swings are also widely different—Mendoza is not subject to the ocean influence as are Central Coast vineyards. It's easy for the coastal fog to climb our relatively low 3,000 feet in elevation coastal mountains versus the Andes, which top out to 22,000 feet, making it impossible for the nighttime cooling fogs to reach the vineyards. That oceanic influence in Central Coastal California results in a bit of a haze as far as sunlight is concerned, versus Mendoza's unfiltered light that does not have to penetrate a low cloud cover.
Argentina's Malbec differs from Malbec grown everywhere else on Earth because it was not subject to the devastating phylloxera outbreak in the late 19th century that wiped out vineyards in France and North America. The grape had been introduced to Argentina in 1852 and thrived, and while it's grown in several Argentinian regions, most (85% of Argentina's Malbec) are grown in Mendoza.
Truly great Malbec and its concentrated, bold flavors, are acquired by careful viticulture. Unlike row crops, winemakers often want low yields. That is accomplished by removing fruit from the vine in order to ensure a yield of 1 ton of grapes per acre. In some vineyards in Argentina, vines are grown close together to keep yield down, but if necessary, fruit is also manually removed. With less fruit on the vine, the plant can concentrate on developing the flavors in the grapes and creating that unique terroir.
Another technique Santiago uses is to remove much of the leaf cover from the fruit zone of the grapevines as soon as the fruit sets. Removing the leaves from the side of the vine that gets the morning sun allows the grapes themselves to get used to the sunshine, and the tannins develop naturally on the vine. He compared this process to that of getting a suntan: if you expose your skin to sunshine for a short time every day, you skin will adapt and tan. But it you have a day of long, intense exposure, you'll get a sunburn. The Malbec grapes adapt to that extra sunshine.
Santiago lets the grapes themselves decide when it's time to pick. He's looking for that perfect blend of peak ripeness and flavor development, which usually happens about 24-1/2 brix , a measurement of sugar content. Santiago will personally roam the block of grapes, tasting fruit from the vine to help him decide when to pick. In Malbec grapes, he does not wish for the grapes to be picked while unripe or green, which negatively affects the wine. Even the seeds within the Malbec grapes themselves are ripe at harvest, though he cautions that seed color/ripeness isn't always an accurate sign of ripeness—Grenache grape seeds are always green.
At harvest, Santiago has the grapes cleaned in the field, with leaves and bad grapes left behind. Before the grapes are transported, he inoculates the newly-picked grapes with yeast to help fermentation start. During the sometimes 36-hour drive from the vineyard to the winery, the movement of the grapes and the yeast combine. There will be a second sort of the grapes at the winery, and then it's off to be pressed and ultimately end up in barrels for aging. Santiago's Malbecs are a perfect library wine, with aging potential for some of his wines being 10 to 20 years!
Many of Santiago's techniques are applied on grapes grown by The Farm Winery. Jim and Azmina are very hands-on and they wander their vineyards always thinking "What's best for the grapes?" Their wines are a combination of the best of Rhone and Bordeaux-styles.
On this day we savored each glass of wine, and enjoyed Santiago's narrative.
Touchy-Feely is the best of Grenache grapes, a Rhône-style wine with a bit of Syrah to enhance and play with Granache's natural tendencies to be spicy with berry flavors. The Syrah adds a fruitiness or jaminess. There's a bit of mineralness on the palate—a good thing. This is a nice, spicy wine that will keep in your wine collection for at least five years and will be happy served with a story dish of pork, lamb or venison.
The Big Game's name is a play on words, referring to the Stanford alumns' loyalty to their alma mater and any athletic contest against the University of California, Berkeley, which is located across the San Francisco Bay. The Game also refers to the interplay between the two styles of wines—Rhône and Bordeaux. It's truly a party in your mouth and on your nose. It's a bolder wine than Touchy-Feely, with black stone fruits, pencil shavings (the proper term is "graphite") and lavender. This wine, like Touchy-Feely, can hang around in your wine collection for 10 years or so and is the perfect wine to accompany a nice fatty cut of meat—a rib eye steak or pork ribs.
Finally Santiago brought out Cardinal, a 100% honest-to-goodness Cabernet Sauvignon. The vines these grapes come from are among the oldest Cab vines in Paso Robles—over 50 years old. Both Jim and Santiago remarked that these grapes tell you exactly where they are from: the Old Bailey Vineyard on Peachy Canyon Road. Those grapes and the resulting wine are perfect examples of what terroir is—they taste like the southern Santa Lucia mountains, with granite and limestone chalk rock, morning fog, oak trees and native grasses. Plum, cherry, blackberry, dried fig and tobacco along with the qualities from the terroir make this wine a special one—unlike most Cabernet Sauvignons, you'd not want to waste this wine on a simple roasted cut of red meat! Think a duck carpaccio, BBQ spicy-sweet lamb or even braised red cabbage.
For one of our tasters, Cardinal evoked specific memories of working in vineyards in the Santa Lucia Highlands in the mid-1970s, with the smell of the moist vines and grapes, some nearby oak trees and dry grass cattle pastures, the fog-dampened soil and the promise of a warm day with windy afternoons.
The Farm Winery's wine club consists of two releases per year, in the fall and in the spring. With membership you get priority access to allocated wines, the ability to choose the wines you want to receive, and first offering of special release bottles. There are three levels of membership, starting with the "Join 3" consisting of three bottles per release at $165-205 per shipment, the "Join 6" where you can choose your selections, receive six bottles at a cost of $305-360, and finally the "Join 12" of 12 bottles per release at a cost of $625-720.
The Farm Winery is located on Chimney Rock Road in Paso Robles and tastings are by appointment at 15C in Templeton. 15C's phone is 805-434-1554. Their wines are positively sublime and if you like full-bodied red wines that can be enjoyed on their own or alongside your favorite meal, this is the place for you.
A big thank you to Jim from the Farm Winery for the use of photos, which can be found on their Instagram page.