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Good Morning! Paul Georgy with early morning comments for August 7, 2013 at 5:00 am. Grain futures are mixed in a very quiet overnight session.
An observation: the futures market is being inundated with bearish news. It is starting to feel like we could be in for a bounce simply because everyone is in the same camp and it is so obvious to be selling. The technical indicators are showing oversold. A suggestion to those piling on the short side at these levels, make sure to use risk protection.
Basis for cash corn has jumped at ethanol plants in some locations. Movement of grain by farmers has been limited due to the price break that has occurred over the past few weeks. Processors in the central cornbelt have raised bean bids but are seeing very little selling. Meal basis continues to weaken which is deteriorating crush margins.
Traders are expecting an increase in corn and a reduction in soybean production on Monday's report. Newswire survey of analysts have average corn yield at 157.72 compared to the 156.5 USDA estimated in July. Total production for corn average is 13.980 billion bushels compared to 13.950 billion in July. Soybean estimates put yields at 43.57 bushels per acre and total production at 3.338 billion bushels. This compares to USDA's July numbers of 44.4 bushels per acre and 3.420 billion bushels total production.
Many are looking for China to come in and be a buyer of US corn because of the decline in price. A comparison of US to Brazil corn gives advantage by $30 to $35 to Brazilian sales. Listen in to the "Morning Coffee" around 7:30AM central time to get more details.
Boxed beef was higher on Tuesday with choice up .71 and select up .36. The CME Feeder Index was up .20 to 149.79. August futures finally surpassed the Lean Hog Index yesterday. The discount of October futures to cash is providing buyers with incentive as the August nears expiration. Fundamental traders are preparing for aggressive hog movement in a few weeks. Pork cutout values were up .79 on the close Tuesday.
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Within the last month, some residents of Birch Bay have banded together to form a group focusing on development and growth concerns.
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�There seems to be a limited vision of what Birch Bay could be,� member Alan Friedlob said. �What are the assets and how do you build on them? We need to think about this.�
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How to Handle… a Breech Baby
Three takes on dealing with a baby who's feet-first
Some babies take their own sweet time turning head-down to prepare for delivery. Although most do eventually get the memo, a small number remain head-up for longer than we'd prefer. Read on for very different advice from three very different experts—and choose an approach that feels right to you.
George Mussalli, MD, maternal fetal medicine specialist, and Jaqueline Worth, MD, obstetrician, at Village Obstetrics & Gynecology in New York City
"If your baby is in a breech position, our first comment is: Don't panic. 97 percent of breech babies turn to head-down by 37 weeks.
"There are a variety of methods that some women have tried to turn their babies around. Some moms swim and do underwater somersaults, while others practice the exercises described at spinningbabies.com. In our experience, the most successful method is called external cephalic version. This is most safely done in a hospital, where a doctor uses her hands on the mother's abdomen to guide and turn the baby to head down. In experienced hands, an 80 percent success rate can be expected."
Ina May Gaskin, renowned American midwife and the author of Birth Matters: A Midwife's Manifesta
"The key necessities for optimal care for vaginal breech birth are a tranquil atmosphere, a kneeling posture for the mother, and the patience required to allow the birth process to proceed without interference. Manual intervention should be reserved only for those comparatively rare cases in which the position of the baby's arms or chin must be adjusted to allow further descent once most of the baby's body has emerged from the mother's body.
"Some physicians recommend cesarean section for all breech babies without waiting for labor to begin, but very little research supports such a recommendation. Cesarean surgery does not guarantee good outcomes for breech babies. Especially when the baby is premature and low birth weight, the vertical incision to the uterus that the majority of obstetricians perform in these cases substantially raises the risks to the mother in future pregnancies, so most breech experts believe that the risks to the mother need to be considered.
"Unfortunately, most experts in breech delivery are now over 60, or received their medical education in some country other than the United States. The greatest risk presented by breech presentation today is the serious erosion of obstetrical skills due to the pressure exerted by the insurance industry on the ability of medical schools to teach the skills related to breech delivery."
Jill Blakeway M.S. L. Ac., licensed and board certified acupuncturist and clinical herbalist, author of Making Babies and Sex Again, and founder of The YinOva Center
"Acupuncture has been used for hundreds of years in China to support breech babies as they turn. We use a well-known acupuncture and moxibustion protocol which involves warming a point on the small toe. I must admit that when I first learned about this in graduate school, I was skeptical. It seemed improbable that burning an herb above someone's toe could have any effect on a baby's position. Over the years, however, I've seen it work over and over again. In fact, it's one of the most tested points in Chinese medicine and has a success rate of anywhere between 69 and 85 percent in successive clinical trials.
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Westminster, Md. – (July 31, 2013) — To assist students furthering their education, the Carroll Hospital Center Foundation recently awarded scholarships worth $9,500 combined to six Carroll County residents. Established by supporters of the hospital, the scholarships were presented on July 23 during a special reception held inside The Women's Place at Carroll Hospital Center. Close to 30 people attended the reception including the scholarship awardees, their family members, benefactors, Carroll Hospital Center executive team members and members of the committees responsible for choosing the awardees. The scholarships and recipients were as follows:
The Libman Nursing Scholarship was awarded to Lauren Ciepiela, of Hampstead, and Ashley Poe, of Westminster. The pair each received $2,000 to cover tuition, books and fees at Carroll Community College for their pursuit of a degree as a registered nurse. This scholarship, established in 2003 by Frank Herbert Libman, is awarded each year to Carroll County residents pursuing a nursing degree at Carroll Community College.
The Scholarship for Dependents of Associates was awarded to Jacob Harple, of Westminster. He received $2,000 towards his studies at Penn State University where he will be pursuing a degree in civil engineering in the fall. The scholarship was established in 2006 with an initial gift of $30,000 from Dr. and Mrs. Michael Kane and is awarded to children of employees at Carroll Hospital Center or its affiliates. Harple is the son of Amy (Harple) Krohn, an administrative assistant at Carroll Hospital Center.
The Physician of Indian Origin Scholarship was awarded to Melissa Zahn, R.N., of Hampstead, and Jennifer Hudgins, of Hanover, Pa. Zahn, who was awarded the scholarship for a the second consecutive year, received a $750 check towards her studies at the University of Pheonix where she is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree. Hudgins, who was unable to attend the reception, will also receive a $750 check toward her tuition, as she pursues her nursing degree at Harrisburg Area Community College. The Physician of Indian Origin Scholarship was launched in 2008 with gifts pooled together from various physicians affiliated with Carroll Hospital Center including Drs. Binu Chacko, Dinesh Kalaria, Natvarlal Rajpara, Suresh Sidh and Sushma Sidh, and Kiran and Radikah Kuna.
And, the Virginia Minnick Auxiliary Scholarship for dependents of associates was awarded to John Richards, of Westminster, son of Carroll Hospital Center's director of volunteer services Mary Richards. A junior volunteer at the hospital for four years, John received $2,500 towards his studies at the Virginia Military Institute. The scholarship was started by longtime Carroll Hospital Center Auxiliary member, Ms. Virginia Shipley Minnick, who allocated $50,000 from her estate to establish the scholarship.
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Carroll Hospital Center is a nonprofit, acute care facility offering the latest in medical technology, experienced medical professionals in a variety of specialties and a continuum of programs and services to meet the needs of the community.
The Carroll Hospital Center Foundation is a non-profit organization that was formed to strengthen the charitable support of its generous contributors, friends and neighbors who help the hospital improve the health and well-being of the community. The Foundation Board of Trustees and Foundation staff oversee the fundraising efforts of the hospital and Carroll Hospice to ensure that its important mission is fulfilled.
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i had botox at Christmas,and within 2/3 weeks it had all but dissapeared,and i reckon that many doctors/therapist dilute the botox ?
Didn't Last 2 Weeks... - England
I had botox at Christmas,and within 2/3 weeks it...
I cant expand on my question as we are only...
I did explain fully initially , but was not allowed to because of just a few words.!
i am sure that the practicioner i used was good at some stage,but not anymore.
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So maybe you can cancel this and find my facelift question again.?
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However i will update later as i have just arrived home from a few days away.
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Hi Secrets,
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Found this, these lady's definitely look "done"which is what you said your looking for.
they look amazing-more than rested.
Can't get much up on him tho.
I might go see him for some fillers and check him out that way.
thought you might be interested.
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Yes an72,i had considered Stanek but from looking at some of his results i am not convinced as i feel he errs to much on the side of caution and i dont want to look 'rested',i would want to look 'done'...lol.
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Amounts to the same thing I suppose.
If your willing to give it another go tho-ask for Caroline at surgical aesthetics. Good luck
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Botox does need to be mixed (diluted). Here are some Q&A's that give some interesting info on the topic:
Does a Vial of Botox Come Pre-mixed?
What is the Most Common Amount of Saline Mixture to Powder Constitution of Botox?
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Then they got a new doctor in called Caroline, who I booked in with by chance. I told her that the botox seemed to be lasting less and less time (its actually suppose to last longer and longer over time as the muscles wither from lack of use)
She looked at my notes and gave out a Mmmmm....
then said yes men dont really understand.... and gave me my botox- lasted 5 months!!!!! first time ever had done that. I ask for her everytime now-and only her, Ionly need to go in twice a year now. She's great.
I saw you were thinking of going to Dr Stanek for a face lift- can you let me know how you get on-I'm considering it one day.
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Hi secrets,
Welcome to the Botox community. It has been rumored throughout the community that doctors have watered down product, which is why a number of community members find it so important to go to a board certified plastic surgeon. Did you go back and ask your doctor what happened? Are you going to try Botox again somewhere else? Please keep us updated.
Thanks so much for the review,
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DPW takes inventory of city's sidewalksBy Gordon Dritschilo
Staff Writer | October 22,2013Anthony Edwards / Staff Photo
The broken down sidewalk running along Allen Street between Mahoney Court and Mussey Street is shown on Monday.A report by the Department of Public Works says the city would need a five-fold budget increase just to keep up with Rutland's deteriorating sidewalks.
The Sidewalk Inventory Report, published Monday on the city's website, put total replacement costs for inadequate sidewalks at roughly $5 million. It also said that just maintaining city sidewalks would call for an increase from the current budget of $50,000 to expenditures of $250,000 a year.
The city has roughly 43 miles of sidewalks, maintained almost entirely in-house by DPW crews. The city allocates $70,000 a year for "concrete/pre-cast" curbing, according to the report, of which $50,000 is used for sidewalks.
Sidewalks were visually inspected. The survey found three miles of sidewalks that were classified as failed, in complete deterioration and impassable. Another 14 miles were classified as "poor," possibly passable but still heavily deteriorated and noncompliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
"At current funding levels of $50,000/yr., it would take approximately 99.7 years (not accounting for inflation) to replace all sidewalks and crossings currently in need of replacement," the report read. "This is beyond the assumed life cycle of concrete sidewalks of 50 years and shows that we can expect the sidewalks to continue to deteriorate faster than they can be replaced at current funding levels."
Indeed, the report used the 50-year lifespan to calculate a need for $250,000 a year in work just to maintain the current inventory.
The report used a number of factors, including condition and location, to create a "Top 10" list of segments that needed replacing. The top two, along with four others, were on Allen Street. Segments of Temple, Pierpoint, Forest and Crescent were also featured.
While $5 million might be within the range the city could bond for, DPW Commissioner Jeffrey Wennberg said he could not see putting a sidewalk project of that scope on the March ballot alongside the planned stormwater separation project for the northwest neighborhood. However, he did say the city could see savings from tackling the sidewalks all at once.
"Usually, the larger a project you bid out, if you can keep a decent-size contractor's crews busy for one season in a relatively small area you can get some economies of scale from that," he said. "Those savings are real."
Wennberg said grant funding could play a role in how much gets done and when.
"Once we have a plan and can defend it with results like what's in the report, it makes it easier to access state and federal sources of money," he said.
Mayor Christopher Louras said the sidewalk budget remains unchanged in the budget he will present to the Board of Aldermen next week. He said he liked the idea of doing separate outlays for increased sidewalk spending, similar to the additional money for street paving that was integrated into the budget last year after repeatedly winning separate approval from city voters.
"The sidewalk report is the first stage of a public education process similar to what we did with the water pipes and similar to what we did with the roads," he said. "We're just at the crawl stage of crawl-walk-run."
Board of Aldermen President David Allaire said he hears a lot about the state of Rutland's sidewalks and he would like to see a discussion on them.
"I've always heard areas around schools and downtown and the medical center are priorities," he said. "Speaking from personal experience, around the Intermediate and Middle School are areas that have been overlooked for a long time."
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Class Action Lawsuit Brought Against Zynga Over FarmVille Privacy ConcernsA group of Facebook users have filed a class action lawsuit against Zynga over its "alleged practice of illegally sharing the Facebook user data of its customers with advertisers and data brokers."
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The class action suit might have some merit if Zynga has been selling any "personally identifiable information" to third-parties, but if not, the suit might get thrown out.
"This appears to be another example of an online company failing the American public with empty promises to respect individual privacy rights," explained Michael Aschenbrener of Edelson McGuire LLC, co-lead attorney for the class action. It could be.
It could also be another example of people not reading Terms of Use agreements and Privacy Policies and then getting upset when a company does something it explicitly stated it would do.
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News about immigration and emigration, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 17, 2014
New York City will begin placing representatives at federal immigration court to help make immigrant children aware of support structures available to them, including those related to educational, health and social services; officials say move is first of its kind in city. MORE
Sep. 15, 2014
Side Street column on closing of Highbridge Community Life Center, has offered educational, citizenship and family and youth programs for over three decades; center is, one of the few beacons for waves of immigrants who settled in the High Bridge neighborhood in the west Bronx. MORE
Sep. 13, 2014
Swedish Prime Min Fredrik Reinfeldt's embrace of country's tradition of openness with respect to issue of immigration has put issue at center of upcoming elections; refugees from Syria and Iraq are pouring into Sweden at a record pace, and some of supporters of central-right government are deserting it for a populist, anti-immigrant alternative. MORE
Sep. 10, 2014
Editorial criticizes Pres Obama for delaying unilateral executive action on immigration because issue is too politically fraught as midterm elections approach; contends that situation is example of political emergency taking precedence over human emergency. MORE
Sep. 7, 2014
Pres Obama will delay taking executive action on immigration until after midterm elections, bowing to pressure from fellow Democrats who feared that acting now would imperil his party's chances in the fall; decision is reversal of Obama's vow to issue broad directives to overhaul immigration system soon after summer's end, and sparks swift anger from immigration advocates. MORE
Sep. 4, 2014
Study to be published in Journal of Law and Economics concludes that six-year-old federal immigration enforcement program that has deported hundreds of thousands of people has had no observable effect on the overall crime rate; findings call into question the longstanding assumption that deporting noncitizens who commit crimes is an effective crime-control strategy. MORE
Sep. 2, 2014
Data shows that migration of black Africans to United States has grown so swiftly that influx is shifting demographic landscape across the country, including in New York City. MORE
Aug. 30, 2014
Pres Obama is said to be considering delay of controversial proposals to revamp immigration laws through executive action until after midterm elections; Obama pledged to reshape immigration system, but is wary of electoral peril for Democratic Senate candidates if he acts before November. MORE
Aug. 30, 2014
Residents across Hampton Bays, NY, find their driveways papered with Ku Klux Klan recruitment pamphlets and crude drawings stuffed into plastic sandwich bags; campaign appears to be targeting Latino immigrants in the area. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
Pres Obama is nearing a decision on taking broad executive action to reshape nation's immigration system, and Republicans are threatening to force a confrontation over what they describe as a power grab by refusing to finance some or all of the moves; injecting immigration issue into annual budget discussions raises the possibility of a spending stalemate that could lead to another government shutdown in the fall. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
Vanessa Manko Lives essay recounts seeing a box of the letters her grandfather sent to her grandmother while he lived in exile in Mexico, after being deported from the United States in 1920; notes poignancy of fact that her grandfather, whom she never met, and grandmother were separated for much of their lives. MORE
Aug. 19, 2014
Pres Obama's appetite for the use of executive order on issues like immigration, tax policy and gay rights has emboldened activists to flock to the administration with their policy wish lists; it also has exposed Obama, already facing charges of executive overreach, to criticism that he is presiding over opaque policy-making, with the potential to reward political backers at the expense of other interests. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
Editorial underscores urgency for Obama administration to bring immigration policy in line with lawfulness and common sense; criticizes Homeland Security Dept for farming out lawful use of discretion to state and local agencies that do not recognize dangers of indiscriminate immigrant dragnet; contends directives urging more humane enforcement of immigration laws must reach the officers and sheriffs dealing directly with illegal immigrants. MORE
Aug. 15, 2014
Many young people in Nepal are plagued by endemic poverty, and must leave the country to find work; large-scale emigration continues to grow, increasing 37 percent in just past two years; much of the work that emigrants find is backbreaking and dangerous manual labor, resulting in a troubling number of deaths. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
Photos of migrants from Africa being picked up by Spain's sea and rescue service and others storming border fence with ladders. MORE
Aug. 13, 2014
Republican establishment pumped tens of millions of dollars into defeating Tea Party candidates in midterm primary season, but now Republicans appear ready to bring some conservative rebels back into the fold on immigration overhaul. MORE
Aug. 11, 2014
As much as one-fourth of population of Utica, NY, is made up of refugee families, and immigrant population has become economic engine for the city; latest influx of refugees consists primarily of Somali Bantus, who have had tougher time adapting to the city than previous ethnic groups. MORE
Aug. 7, 2014
Immigrants who have fled to Greece from countries like Afghanistan, Iran, Sudan and other ravaged or repressed places, are finding hostility instead of haven amid country's ruined economy. MORE
Aug. 3, 2014
Deterioration of Honduras is exemplified by neighborhood of Chamelecon in the city of San Pedro Sula, where residents face daily grind of murder and mayhem; Honduras has become one of the poorest countries in the hemisphere over the past two decades; gang violence has spurred the child migrant crisis as many of its young people flee to the United States. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
Stockholm Journal; young teacher Ebba Akerman hosts communal dinners in her Stockholm apartment to bring immigrants and native Swedes together to socialize in nation where tensions have risen; hundreds of people have signed up for Akerman's dinners and she has a backlog of people who want to participate. MORE
Jul. 27, 2014
Boris Fishman Lives essay recounts how he wanted, at age 10, to help his family make money after they immigrated from the Soviet Union to Brooklyn; relates he took great care to return Pepsi cans at the local supermarket as a way of helping out. MORE
Jul. 20, 2014
Influx of South Americans has transformed Miami's once recession-dampened downtown, enriched its culture, and magnified its allure for businesses around the world as a crossroads of the Spanish-speaking world; visitors and immigrants alike, often well-educated and well-off, have grown in number over past decade, displacing Cuban-Americans as dominant cultural force in city. MORE
Jul. 19, 2014
Germany is competing more aggressively with United States, Britain and other countries to attract and keep educated people from abroad; Germany's healthy economy needs additional workers, particularly for jobs requiring high levels of training and education, problem likely to be exacerbated in long run by its low birthrate. MORE
Jul. 11, 2014
Hundreds if not thousands of indigenous people from Latin America live in the New York region and speak neither speak English or Spanish but rather languages indigenous to their countries; language barriers, combined with widespread illiteracy, have posed significant challenges to their survival, and local service providers and government agencies look upon them with increasing concern. MORE
Jul. 11, 2014
Op-Ed article by Sheldon G Adelson, Warren E Buffett and Bill Gates criticizes Congress for inaction on number of issues, particularly immigration; contends it is time for Congress to draft and pass immigration bill that reflects both the country's humanity and its self-interest. MORE
Jul. 7, 2014
Masha Gessen Op-Ed article examines effect on home country when citizens, especially best and brightest ones, emigrate elsewhere to escape trouble; describes her own decision to leave Russia and questions it has raised, including whether one owes special debt to one's country of birth, or is under greater obligation to adoptive country than those born there. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
Under regulatory pressure, many banks are ending or limiting money transfers, most likely meaning higher costs for immigrants sending money home. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
Joe Nocera Op-Ed column traces immigrant history of his Irish-American and Italian-American family members; notes that his mother supports Providence Mayor Angel Taveras, child of immigrants from Dominican Republic, in his bid for governor of Rhode Island, illustrating support of one generation of immigrants for another. MORE
Jul. 4, 2014
Editorial urges Pres Obama to do his utmost, within the law, to limit damage done by obsolete and unjust immigration system that is deporting the wrong people, stifling businesses, damaging families and hurting the economy; contends Obama should begin by shifting focus of system away from deportation and closer toward balance. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
Italian naval personnel discover bodies of about 30 migrants in hold of fishing boat during rescue operation off coast of Sicily; officers rescue 566 people from vessel during operation. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
Pres Obama says he will use his executive power to make potentially sweeping changes to nation's immigration system without Congress, acknowledging the death of his more than yearlong effort to enact compromise legislation granting legal status to 11 million immigrants here illegally; move sets the stage for particularly bitter partisan rancor over immigration that could weigh heavily on midterm elections. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
Republican and Democratic leaders in Congress declare efforts to overhaul nation's broken immigration system all but dead for 2014, result of hardening Tea Party opposition and growing mistrust of Pres Obama among congressional Republicans. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Brutal beating of Roma youth in immigrant suburb north of Paris, highlights tensions in France's economic underclass. MORE
Jun. 25, 2014
Dortmund Journal; election of neo-Nazi Siegfried Borchardt to Dortmund's City Council has both shocked and divided residents of German city; situation has exposed a host of tensions--not just between native Germans and more recent immigrants, but also among city's many immigrant groups themselves--that have arisen from the city's profound demographic changes. MORE
Jun. 24, 2014
Montana Judge Jeffrey Sherlock strikes down most of a voter-approved law requiring government officials to conduct immigration checks on anybody seeking government services, saying the law makes up its own definition of 'illegal alien' and conflicts with federal laws; allows to stand provision requiring state officials to report to immigration officials any person who is not in the country legally. MORE
Jun. 23, 2014
Rep Kevin McCarthy, newly elected House majority leader, faces complicated and emotional issues surrounding immigration in his California; defeat of his predecessor, Eric Cantor, was widely seen as deadly blow to immigration overhaul, but many see McCarthy as best hope to push through bills, opening door for path to citizenship. MORE
Jun. 21, 2014
Jewish Agency for Israel, which coordinates migration to Israel, says number of French Jews relocating to Israel is four times higher in the first three months of 2014 than for the same period in 2013; Jewish leaders say emigration is being driven by combination of factors, but the main catalyst is seeming greater acceptance of anti-Semitism in France. MORE
Jun. 20, 2014
Sampling of people in middle America offer their thoughts on what it means to be American. MORE
Jun. 20, 2014
Pew Research Center report shows that immigrants no longer make up the majority of Latino workers in the United States; study finds that immigrants, which includes Latinos who have come to United States legally or illegally, made up 49.7 percent of all Hispanic workers in 2013, down from 56.1 percent in 2007. MORE
Jun. 15, 2014
Abandoned Rome building known as the Salaam Palace, where hundreds of migrants have squatted for years, is a symbol of the refugee crisis in Italy; more than 50,000 migrants have fled to Italy since January 2014, already surpassing 2013 totals; inflow has severely taxed Italy's resources, spawning miniature Salaam Palaces in cities across the country as asylum seekers are distributed to refugee centers, hotels and makeshift dormitories. MORE
Jun. 14, 2014
People who live and work in Greenville County, SC, say that immigration, while important, is not the central concern that some commentators have seen; county has recorded significant influx of Hispanic residents in recent decades, totaling 8 percent of population. MORE
Jun. 13, 2014
Political collapse of Rep Eric Cantor has strengthened the resolve of other Republicans to be even more determined in their opposition to Pres Obama and his agenda; Obama had already given up on major legislative action in 2014, other than immigration overhaul, and now even that looks implausible given how issue was used against Cantor by his primary challenger. MORE
Jun. 13, 2014
Rep Charles B Rangel has dismissed his primary opponent Adriano D Espaillat's record as an assemblyman at Albany as paltry and inconsequential; Espaillat's colleagues say he has made his presence felt as advocate for immigrants' rights and effective builder of coalitions among minority lawmakers, despite his legislative record. MORE
Jun. 12, 2014
Analysts and immigration advocates say Rep Eric Cantor's shocking primary loss in Virginia indicates political cost of hedging on immigration; Cantor showed lukewarm support for several compromises before frantically backpedaling from issue; analysts contrast his failure with success of Sen Lindsey Graham, Republican leader who easily fended off primary challenges after taking firm stance in support of a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants. MORE
Jun. 11, 2014
Republican Rep Eric Cantor, House majority leader, is soundly defeated by David Brat, Tea Party-backed economics professor in Virginia primary; it is one of the most stunning primary election upsets in congressional history; Brat toppled Cantor with a campaign budget of just over $200,000, repeatedly criticizing him for being insufficiently conservative, particularly on immigration. MORE
Jun. 11, 2014
Rising number of immigrant parents from Africa and other nations are sending their daughters back to ancestral homes on summer vacations, where they are then subjected to genital cutting, procedure banned in the United States since 1996; Gambian immigrant Jaha Dukureh, who says she has been cut twice, is at center of support network of girls and women who want to bring issue to attention of the American public and its law enforcement organizations. MORE
Jun. 11, 2014
Camp for Rep Charles B Rangel denies allegations made by State Sen Adriano D Espaillat, his challenger in Democratic primary, that Rangel endorsed the deportation of immigrants. MORE
Jun. 9, 2014
Italy rescues about 5,200 people and recovers three bodies from overcrowded boats of migrants attempting to reach country from North African shores. MORE
Jun. 4, 2014
Congressional Memo; Republicans say actions by Obama administration in the case of Sgt Bowe Bergdahl and in using executive authority to try to force reductions in power plant pollution make it more unlikely that major proposals like an immigration overhaul can advance in 2014. MORE
Jun. 3, 2014
Former British Prime Min Tony Blair calls on European Union leaders to deliver better living tandards after success of populist parties in European elections, but insists influx of immigrants from Eastern Europe benefited Britain. MORE
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Feel the Burn: Tips for Washing Hot Pepper Off Your Hands
Some people aren't so sensitive (luckies!), but most of us wind up with tingly burning hands for hours if we try to cut hot peppers without gloves. A fact that we seem to forget on a regular basis. Next time you forget the gloves and wind up feeling like your fingers are on fire, try these solutions:
The burning sensation after cutting chili peppers comes from oils that coat the skin and are very hard wash off. Simple soap and water doesn't always do the trick, unfortunately!
1. Dish Soap - If it can cut through oil and grease on our dishes, it can do the same for our hands! Most dish soaps have oil-dissolving properties that are above and beyond regular hand soap.
2. Rubbing Alcohol - Chili oil is more soluble in alcohol than in water, so a good splash of rubbing alcohol can help wash it away. High-proof liquor like vodka can also work in a pinch.
3. Whole Milk or Yogurt - This one has a whiff of urban legend about it, but then again, chili pepper is also more soluble in fats and oils than it is in water, so maybe it would work. Advice on several internet forums say to pour the milk or yogurt into a bowl and soak your hands until the burning sensation stops.
Do you have a tried and true method of washing burning chili oil off your hands? Please share!
Related: Can't Take the Heat? How to Eat Spicy Foods
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Yeh, all those are good in theory, but the only one that worked for me and I only had a little tiny pepper burn on my index finger was baking soda paste; you have to rub that in a few times until it's gone, but eventually it did go away. Gloves next time for sure.
Just, whatever you do, don't touch your eyes. Trust me on this.
Wish I had know some of these tips two nights ago after cutting jalapenos! My fingertips still feel the burn, not to mention the burning sensation every time I touch my eye...
Huh. I must be one of the luckies. I've never had this issue and it never even occurred to me that others did.
Maalox. I actually had to call poison control one night because I couldn't sleep due to the pain in my hands. It's not perfect, but it works much better than anything listed above (I've tried them all). Lemon juice also helps at getting some of the oil off of your hands, but don't rub!
Hmm. I'm with e.scott. Interesting.
Someone just gave me this tip the other day and it works well - wash your hands with vegetable oil, then with soap and water. The reactive oils in the peppers dissolve in the vegetable oil, so get drawn out of your hands. Then you wash away the oil. It is not perfect but it does reduce the heat quite significantly.
I just washed my hands really well and put lotion on them. The lotion definitely helped to calm the fires.
And I slept with my contacts in.
Next time, just put baggies over your hands if you are out of latex gloves. It's not worth the risk!
i never use gloves and the only time i ever had issue was when i finely diced about a dozen scotch bonnets...
go figure!
Alton Brown said in a somewhat recent episode of "Good Eats" that the weak bleach solution he recommends for cleaning counters dissolves the capsaicin and lets you wash the remnants off normally:
"By the way, capsaicin, the fiery compound in chilies, will stick to your fingers for hours turning your hands into chemical weapons. You can prevent this by wearing vinyl or latex gloves. Or you can occasionally dip your fingers in a 5 to 1 solution of water and bleach while you're working. The bleach will turn the capsaicin into a water-soluble salt that will then rinse away. Pretty cool, huh?"
I once was cutting a scotch bonnet and somehow a drop jumped up and landed on the back of my next! I started sweating immediately and it spread all the way down my back...
Those things are so dangerous, why must they taste so good.
These are great ideas. I don't get burned as bad as some of the posters but it is enough to make me take notice. I'm particularly more cognizant of this now that I am at the diaper changing stage of my life.
I've had good luck with baking soda as well.
The skin on my hands doesn't react when I cut hot peppers, but I do wash my hands with baking soda afterward. There's nothing worse then touching your eye after chopping peppers! I find baking soda neutralizes the effect completely.
Learned this one the hard way when I got some capsaicin in my eyes when cooking (had to go to an emergency optometrist the next day for chemical burns!): COLD vegetable oil. Douse a paper towel in vegetable oil and throw it in the ice tray/freezer for a few minutes. When I burnt myself, we had 2 rotating, so that whenever the one I had over my face warmed up, we'd switch it out with a fresh cold on. But really--just wear gloves, and save yourself the pain. : )
I think people recommend milk because the lipophilic casein in it has a detergent-like effect on the capsaicin in the chili oil.
I don't normally feel like my hands are burning, but I have hard time getting the oils off my hands with dish soap. Recently I have poured olive oil or whatever oil is there on my hands and then washing it off. Works like a charm.
Milk (not skim, though) works when you're eating hot things, but I'm not sure it would do the same for your skin... I've used rubbing alcohol after cutting some really hot peppers without gloves, but it didn't help for long--I had to do it several times, and my hands were still smarting in the morning. Glad the peppers with less heat (and which I use regularly) don't bother me.
I remember one morning Mom was making salsa and she scratched her lip after cutting a variety of peppers--and her whole mouth looked clownish (and burned) for the rest of the day.
Old Mexican trick... If you ever get any kind of chili oil in your eyes, cover your finger in your hair (or someone else's if yours is too short!) and rub the affected eye. For some strange reason this works to pull the oil out of your eye. As for the burns on your fingers, I've used detergent to wash my hands several times. I've just learned to avoid touching the inside of the chili as much as I can.
Just a few simple steps and I guarantee you that it will work.
1. Take any oil,cooking or Mustard oil.
2. Rub oil in your affected hand, so that the hand get wet with oil.
3. Now take 1 table spoon salt and rub in your oil wet hand. Rub it evenly and you will notice the salt mixing with the oil. Do it for 30 second.
4. Now shake your hand on fire, use kitchen burner. Keep safe distance so that you dont burn your hand. Just shake your hand for 1 minute. Make sure your hand get warm. While shaking you will feel that your burning sensation in peeper affected area increase but dont bother, you need to pay something to get something.
5. After 1 minute of shaking just wash you hand with soap. Your burning sensation is gone....
*This is the most simple step to get relief and guaranteed.
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@mdeatherage - thank you for a tip that helped me so much.
Four years ago you posted Alton Brown's tip for cleaning burning hands affected by chilli with a 5:1 solution of water and weak bleach.
I had been rinsing my hands in cold water every 3 minutes for 5 hours when my wife looked up this page, after trying every other recommendation (other than waving your hands in fire), it was your tip that reduced the pain immediately (not completely, but enough for me to fall asleep). This morning I awoke to pain-free hands. Thank you again!
I like to use Tecnu (poison oak and ivy) soap. Just follow the directions on the bottle. Other brands would probably work too.


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The UK Government is currently looking to replace the existing Search and Rescue (SAR) service, run by a combination of RAF, Royal Navy and Coastguard helicopters, with a privatised version. At the moment the UK Government is seeking companies to tender for the contract. As taxpayers we already pay for the existing SAR service, and if privatised we will pay for the new one as well, albeit the work will be carried out by a private contractor. To me it is a dangerous and unnecessary move. Unfortunately, as this was proposed by Labour and is now being pursued by the Tories, I'd say it was likely that this will be implemented, unless there is a real uproar caused amongst voters themselves, as happened with the proposals to sell off woodlands in England and Wales.
Privatisation has never been the greatest success in this country. When private companies and shareholders become involved we have to ask, will corners be cut to maximise profits? Worse, what will happen if that company goes bust? No rescues while in administration? Virgin Search and Rescue? Or God forbid Easy Rescue! "Sorry sir, your rucksack is over the baggage allowance limit. Would you like to pay Ł50 to upgrade to our all inclusive rescue package, or will we just leave your bag on the mountain?"
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Chris: Where are those kids and where is Scott right now?
Chandler: This is truth...I truly don't know. I have not talked to my son. I have just talked to the parents who are coming in. I would ask you to not set a trap for him and let him get the kids to their parents. That's what's far more important to us.
Chris: Well can I tell you what's important to the governor of New Mexico, State Police, and CYFD department; their concern is for the safety and welfare of those boys. They would like to know where those boys are and that seems to be what the main concern is here. Do you disagree with that?
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Chris: I can hear you...but with all due respect the primary issue is locating those boys. Do you know where they are?
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