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Grandma Julia came for a visit and we were elated that she was able to bring Vivian with her! Almost 91 years young and she can still manage to make it out here for some quality time. We are very blessed. Each time she comes out we say it might be the last time. Then she manages to make it out again :)
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The start of summer and lulling heat is a beckoning call to the cool, cushioned seats of movie theaters. The cavernous rooms offer your home air-conditioner a well-deserved break, and you the chance to be engulfed in a different world of adventure, comedy and love.
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|Involvement of Skeletal Muscle Gene Regulatory Network in Susceptibility to Wound Infection Following Trauma
Apidianakis, Yiorgos; Mindrinos, Michael N.; Xiao, Wenzhong; Tegos, George; Papisov, Mikhail Ivanovich; Hamblin, Michael; Davis, Ronald W.; Tompkins, Ronald Gary; Rahme, Laurence G.
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|Apidianakis, Yiorgos, Michael N. Mindrinos, Wenzhong Xiao, George P. Tegos, Michail I. Papisov, Michael R. Hamblin, Ronald W. Davis, Ronald G. Tompkins, and Laurence G. Rahme. 2007. Involvement of skeletal muscle gene regulatory network in susceptibility to wound infection following trauma. PLoS ONE 2(12): e1356.
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|Despite recent advances in our understanding the pathophysiology of trauma, the basis of the predisposition of trauma patients to infection remains unclear. A Drosophila melanogaster/Pseudomonas aeruginosa injury and infection model was used to identify host genetic components that contribute to the hyper-susceptibility to infection that follows severe trauma. We show that P. aeruginosa compromises skeletal muscle gene (SMG) expression at the injury site to promote infection. We demonstrate that activation of SMG structural components is under the control of cJun-N-terminal Kinase (JNK) Kinase, Hemipterous (Hep), and activation of this pathway promotes local resistance to P. aeruginosa in flies and mice. Our study links SMG expression and function to increased susceptibility to infection, and suggests that P. aeruginosa affects SMG homeostasis locally by restricting SMG expression in injured skeletal muscle tissue. Local potentiation of these host responses, and/or inhibition of their suppression by virulent P. aeruginosa cells, could lead to novel therapies that prevent or treat deleterious and potentially fatal infections in severely injured individuals.
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PHILADELPHIA >> The Phillies proceed along the road to a rebuild begun two years ago, adding to the usual amount of optimism which greets any and every team at the start of April.
General manager Matt Klentak has tried to instill at least some measure of offensive help, bringing in Howie Kendrick and Michael Saunders, two veteran outfielders with a proven track record at the plate.
As for the pitching staff, veteran righthander Clay Buchholz will be joining re-signed Opening Day starter Jeremy Hellickson and anticipated arms of the future Aaron Nola, Vince Velasquez and Jerad Eickhoff in the rotation. And elder relievers Joaquin Benoit and Pat Neshak have been brought in to add bullpen depth.
While any veteran additions are welcome improvements for a team that showed early signs of life before slipping to a 71-91 finish last year, there are still obvious signs that the rebuilding project is still in its early stages.
The real hopes for the near future are populating the rosters of Double-A Reading and especially Triple-A Lehigh Valley. For 2017, it would seem appropriate that this current group of big-league Phillies, with a veteran cast that includes more than a few players that would seem likely trade-bait prospects when late July rolls around, has definitely taken on a lean to the right.
And front office conservatism has little to do with it.
While balance in both the lineup and the pitching staff is always key to a team's success — and that of its on-field decision-maker — Phils manager Pete Mackanin is forced to start the season with a pitching staff essentially bereft of a left-handed weapons.
In addition to Monday's Game 1 starter Hellickson, Buchholz, Nola, Valesquez and Eickhoff all come at hitters with left leg cocked and right arm firing. An all right-handed starting rotation for the enjoyment of left-handed power hitters everywhere.
"You'd like to have balance with lefties and righties," Mackanin said Sunday in a stop-over interview at Citizens Bank Park. "You can show teams different looks; you can be in a three-game series against a team that really hits left-handers well or right-handers well, and you'd like to be able to put somebody in there that they don't hit that well. But at the same time, if you don't have that guy, you don't have him. You have to do with the best you've got."
For Mackanin, approaching other teams with an all-righty staff is nothing new, just a necessity.
A year ago, the Phillies started the season with five righthanders in the starting rotation. But Charlie Morton — like Hellickson then a veteran brought in not only to help tutor a very young staff, but also stand as a qualified mid-summer trade candidate — lasted only four games before going down for the season with a torn hamstring.
Lefty Adam Morgan was brought up to give the rotation a little balance ... and in fits and starts he'd go 2-11 with a 6.04 earned-run average and 1.50 WHIP. From there, Nola would soon join Morton on the disabled list and the road from Lehigh Valley would be frequently traveled by pitching hopefuls headed for South Philadelphia.
Mackanin is hoping the health of his staff will be met with more luck this time around. But no matter how lucky, his starting staff won't be as balanced as he'd like it to be.
"We use our best pitchers to start," Mackanin said, "that are capable of giving you innings and get people out on both sides of the plate. ... Ideally, I'd rather have right-left-right-left-right for a rotation."
Even the bullpen only features two left-handers at the start of this season. In case of rotation emergency, there is once again Morgan, who was beaten out by Velasquez a year ago for the No. 5 starter spot. Morgan is still a youngish pitcher trying to reinvent his approach on the mound, but for now, his role hasn't changed much.
"Yeah, just the long guy that can come in for more than one inning," Morgan said. "As the season goes on we'll see our roles really be defined. But for right now, if they want to use me, I'm ready."
Morgan's lone fellow staff lefty is Joely Rodriguez, the hard-throwing 25-year-old reliever who impressed in 12 appearances last season.
Mackanin admitted that being left-handed worked to Rodriguez's advantage when making final roster cuts in Clearwater. That doesn't mean he isn't optimistic about him, although control and command could be an issue.
"He's in the transition of becoming a pitcher," Mackanin said of Rodriguez. "His stuff is really good. He throws hard. His ball has life and he has an above-average slider. But if you throw a nasty slider for a ball and the guy doesn't swing at it ... it's all about command."
Not managing with the luxury of at least one left-handed starter does hinder the amount of control and command Mackanin can exert on a game. But he isn't complaining, and as far as the Phillies' bullpen options are concerned, Mackanin maintains it "really isn't much of an issue."
"When you go to the bulpen, it doesn't set up great if you've got all right-handed pitchers," he said. "They're hitting all lefthanders against you. It's just something you deal with, but with what we have in our bullpen, Benoit gets lefties out, (Hector) Neris gets lefties out, (Eduebray) Ramos gets lefties out and Neshak, when he pitched against lefties when he was in St. Louis, he got them out. So it's not that big a deal. Neris has a split. (Closer) Jeanmar Gomez has a split and a changeup, and he can get lefties out relatively well. Ramos has good enough stuff ... same thing with Neshak.
"Now, if you have a lineup laden with a lot of left-handed hitters, it can be an issue. So you'd like to have a lefty or two facing the Dodgers, for example, when they can throw five real good looking left-handers (at you).
"But the fact is, we're fortunate to have right-handed relief pitchers who are capable of getting lefties out."
And if that doesn't work, Mackanin can always cross the fingers ... on his right hand.


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A Very Un-English Childhood
Germs: A Memoir of Childhood
A germ, according to the British Medical Association's Complete Family Health Encyclopedia, is
the popular term for any microorganism that causes disease. Examples include viruses and bacteria. In medicine, the word germ is used to describe simple, undifferentiated cells that are capable of developing into specialized tissues, such as the cells of the early embryo.
In this memoir of his English childhood up to the age of thirteen or so, Richard Wollheim uses the word in both senses. His mother was obsessed by bacteria, and he describes her frenzied but systematic daily onslaught on them: scrubbing, vacuuming, dusting, disinfecting, closing every door so that they wouldn't escape from the room she was cleaning into other parts of the house, and opening every window to chase them out. (A French governess who insisted on closing every window to stop them getting in didn't last very long.) There were plenty of servants to do the job, but Mrs. Wollheim insisted on doing it herself, and one has to be grateful to her, because her son's description of the operation is as meticulous as the process itself, and fascinating in a way you wouldn't believe such a subject could be:
She would begin with her own bedroom. The door would be shut, the readily moveable furniture would be put together somewhere in the middle of the room, and all the windows would be thrown open. Then, with a duster, she would brush the dust off all the tops and all the surfaces. When she was convinced that all the dust had been got out of its hiding-place, and had settled on the floor, she would first use the sweeper, or the Ewbank, with its beautiful picture of a lion in a roundel, to remove the top layer. Then there was the dust that had sunk into the pile of the carpet, and for this she relied on the vacuum cleaner, or Hoover. Any residual dust, which had not fallen on to the floor, or had fallen on to the floor but had not been sucked up either by the sweeper or by the vacuum cleaner, would probably have floated out through the window.
The boy in the memoir belongs to the second type of germ described in the encyclopedia, and this specimen was to develop into a philosopher who became a professor at University College London, then at Columbia, Berkeley, and Davis, California. He died in London in 2003 aged eighty, just before this book found a publisher. When we first see him, he is two years old and trying to walk on a path in his parents' garden without falling over. He falls just the same; then screams in indignation. (He does a lot of screaming in the course of his book.) The tiny incident—the stumble in the garden—occupies the whole first page, and a bit of the second. It's not that it's in slow motion—as he fell, "the path was racing towards" him—but every second is accounted…
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- Apply mulch over the crowns and roots of some of the less hardy perennials during the coldest part of winter. This will help prevent cold damage. Pine straw, clean hay, dry leaves, and shredded hardwood bark all work well for this purpose.
- Cool-season weeds will be active growth any time a stretch of mild weather occurs. Keep buds mulched 3 to 4 inches deep and promptly pull up any weeds as they appear.
- Cut back and remove old, dead upper portions of dormant perennials. This will keep the garden looking more attractive. Chop up the material and put it in your compost pile. Some perennials don't go dormant until the first freeze hits.
- Work on getting beds ready and in shape for planting. Eliminate any weeds in existing beds and remove turf from new beds.Amend the soil, add 4 to 6 inches of organic matter (preferably compost), and blend with the soil 4 to 6 inches deep.
- Beds may be prepared several weeks prior to planting. Newly prepared beds may be heavily mulched until you are ready to plant them.
- If you need to dig up and move perennials, get started now. This activity needs to be finished by late March.
- Watch for new growth on dormant perennials, and be careful. They are easily damaged by hoeing or digging!
- Remove old, dead growth on perennials as soon as possible if you haven't already done so.
- Now is the time to start visiting local nurseries to get an idea of what's available in your area!
- Watch the weather carefully. March is an unsettled month and periods of warm temperatures can be followed by a sudden freeze. Tender new growth is more susceptible to sudden freezes. Mulch, fabric sheets, or cloth may be placed over perennials you think might be vulnerable. promptly remove coverings when freezing temperatures have ended.
- Warmer temperatures and active growth make watering increasing important if regular rainfall does not occur. Apply slowly over time with a sprinkler or soaker hose to ensure a deep, thorough watering. It is far better for the health of the perennials to water them thoroughly as needed than to water lightly and frequently.
- Newly planted perennial beds will need special attention. Until new perennials have a chance to grow a strong root system into the surrounding oil, they are vulnerable to drying out. Water new planting to maintain moist but now wet soil conditions.
- Established perennials should be fertilized this month. This is most efficiently and economically done using a granular fertilizer applied evenly throughout the bed. <<<<<HCWG recommends>>>> After the fertilizer has been applied, water the bed by hand to wash any fertilizer granules off the foliage and down to the soil. Some gardeners pull out the mulch, fertilize, water and replace the mulch to allow the fertilizer granules to reach the oil more efficiently. This is usually not necessary, however, because fertilizer will eventually reach the soil without the trouble of moving the mulch.
- Control aphids, caterpillars, and any other insect pests with approved aids if needed.
- Nurseries are full of plants! Pay careful attention to spacing when planting perennials. If you are accustomed to planting annuals, you may be tempted to plant the perennials too close. Most perennials grow considerably larger than the small plants you set out. Remember as well that these plants will grow in that location for several years, getting larger every year. The full look you see in photographs of perennials borders happens after the perennials have been growing form some time – don't expect your bed to look like that a couple of months after planting. It will take most perennials more than one season to reach full size.
- Some plants are in full bloom. Deadhead regularly to keep plants attractive and, in some cases, encourage more flowers. Some perennials will generally send up a few more blooms if the faded flower cluster at teh shoot tip is pinched off.
- As perennials grow, make sure your layer of mulch is at least 3 inches thick. Add more mulch to beds if necessary. A proper layer of mulch will keep soil cooler as the weather heats up, converse soil moisture, and prevent weeds, as well as make perennial plantings look more attractive.
- Deep watering is especially important this time of year if sufficient rain does not fall. If will encourage your perennials to develop a deep root system that will make them stronger and more drought resistant later in the summer. Always water deeply and thoroughly when irrigating perennials, and only as needed. Do not water lightly, frequently, or on a preset schedule.
- Fertilize perennial plantings if you have not done so. Finish up this month.
- Pest problems will likely become more numerous from now on. Insects: Watch out for caterpillars, and beetles, which chew holes in the leaves, and aphids. Look for a white, powdery coating on the leaves of perennials in your garden. Powdery mildew is a common disease that may attack your plants. <<<<HCWG recommends>>>>>
- If you're just getting around to planting a perennial garden with transplants, you're late. If you are willing to put in extra effort to get them established in the heat, however, you should be successful. If you just want to add a few more perennials to an existing bed, choose transplants in larger containers for best results. Perennials in small pots are often rootbound and stunted this late in the planting season.
- Soaker hoses aer an effective way to water perennial beds without getting water on the flowers and foliage. Flowers are sometimes damaged by water spraying on them, and foliage that stays dry is less likely to develop disease problems. Snake the soaker hose through the bed to cover the entire area. Remember, always water deeply and thoroughly when irrigating. Do not water frequently, lightly, or on preset schedules. Water does not move a great distance from the hose, so it is important to make sure all the plants in the bed are receiving water. Mulch may be placed over the soaker hose so no one even knows it's there. To determine how long to leave it on in order to thoroughly water the bed:
- 1. Turn on the soaker hose and check the time.
- 2. After 30 minutes, turn off the hose and go check the bed. Dig in several places with a trowel to determine how deep the water has penetrated and how far out from the hose. Note any dry areas and readjust the hose if necessary. Soaker hoses not only place water into a plants's root zoen but also save up toe 50 percent on water usage.
- 3. If sufficient water was applied to soak most of the bed 4 to 6 inches down, you know to leave in on 30 minutes. If not, leave the hose on for another 20 to 30 minutes and check the soil Continue to water and check until the bed is properly watered. Note the time it takes. It's a bit of a bother, but you only have to do it once.
- Most of your fertilizer applications should be finished by now. If for some reason you haven't fertilized yet – better late than never. Apply a premium quality, long lasting, slow-release granular fertilizer appropriate for your area. <<<HCWG recommends>>>>
- Most activity in the perennial garden now centers on care and maintenance.
- Perennials transplants growing in containers can be planted now, but it's harder for them to establish when it is hot. Container-grown perennials may be pot-bound this time of the year. Prior to planting separate roots as best you can to allow them to uptake more nutrients & water as well as to borough into the surrounding soil.
- These next three or four months are the most stressful of the year. The weather is bound to be too wet or too dry at various times. Water deeply and thoroughly as needed. Do not water frequently, lightly, or on preset schedules.
- Another application of fertilizer may be made to beds last fertilized in march or April. Evaluate the plants before you do. If they are growing vigorously and have a rich green color and plenty of flowers, fertilization is optional.
- Pest problems abound this time of year. Catepillars are common and damage plants by chewing holes in leaves.
- The whitefly can be a difficult insect to control, especially in mid to late summer if populations get way out of hand. The adults are small. The larvae appear as small disks under the leaves.
- Aphids cluster on new growth and flower buds sucking the sap from the plant. They are relatively easy to kill but may return, requiring additional application of pest-control aids/products.
- Various sucking insects such as leaf hoppers, thrips, and plant bugs cuase small white flecks to appear on the foliage of many perennials. The damage is generally little more than cosmetic, but it can weaken the plant if extensive.
- Spider mites can be devastating, especially during hot, dry weather.
- Visit your local nursery for assistance and suggestions on various methods and aids to prevent or control pest problems including insects, diseases, and weeds.
- Plan on getting most of your gardening work done during the cooler mornings & evening hours. The heat is brutal this time of year.
- It's not an ideal time to plant into the yard, but if you would like to – plant with as little root disturbance as possible and keep well watered until they get established. Applying a root simulator at planting time using label directions should aid in root establishment.
- Cruise your garden and take note of what you see. Make plants and decide on which plants might need to be transplanted or replaced this fall. You can see the beginnings of pest and disease attacks, the onset of weed problems, the need for water, the overgrown plants that might need to be pruned back or supported, and the faded flowers which need to be removed.
- Proper watering is essential this time of year. Hand watering your beds is not sufficient. We usually apply water too fast and over too short a period of time for it to deeply penetrate the soil. Use soaker hoses, drip irrigation or sprinklers and leave them on long enough for the water to moisten the soil about 4-6″ down. Morning is the preferred time to water so plants are well supplied with water going into the hottest time of the day. Evening water is discouraged as plants go into the night wet which encourages fungal diseases.
- Only perennials that are actively growing should be fertilized. Those that are done blooming should be left alone.
- Buy and plant salvias now if you can find plants in the nurseries and have some open spots in the garden. Most salvias put on a wonderful color display in the fall and into early December.
- Salvias are heavy feeders – a light fertilizer application will encourage vigorous growth and abundant October flowers.
- Prune back overgrown perennials. Continue to cut back and remove dead flower stalks and unattractive growth. Look for vigorous new growth at the base of many perennials, and when you see it, cut back the plant hard.
- Most summer-blooming perennials are finished or are finishing up their floral display. Cut back the flower stalks and old faded flowers to keep the plants looking good.
- Mulches may have decayed or thinned out over the summer. Replenish mulch layers with fresh material to maintain at least a 3″ thickness.
- October tends to be one of our drier months. Cooler weather relieves the stress on perennials to some degree, but watering is still needed if it does not rain.
- Look for garden mums! Buy plants that have few open flowers and mostly buds. The plant will be attractive longer. Plant in a sunny or partially sunny location and water regularly.
- Cool to cold weather and regular rainfall generally allow us to ease up this chose.
- Fertilizer is not needed at this time of year.
- Look for winter annuals – such as pansies, cabbages, or cyclamen to plant in your garden for winter color.
- Cut back fall-blooming perennials that have finished blooming. Cut them back and mulch them to 3-4″ deep over the roots and base of the plant.
Material cited from: Gill, Dan and Dale Groom Month by Month Gardening in Texas. Nashville: Cool Springs Press, 2006.


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- 3 frozen bananas
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- 2 tsp chia seeds
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- Handful of raspberries
- Cut the Pineapple length ways in half, using a spoon scoop out the middle of the pineapple to leave a layer which creates the bowl, put the inside of pineapple to the side
- In the blender add, the bananas, the inside of the pineapple, coconut milk, coconut cream, stevia & some ice (optional), pulse until combined
- Pour smoothie mixture from blender into the pineapple bowls, top with your choice of fruits, coconut, berries or seeds
This is the ultimate feel-good breakfast recipe. A delicious and healthy kick-start, and you create no washing up or waste, because you can actually eat the bowl afterwards?! Win-win! This recipe also works extremely well with melons; grapefruit, coconut and, well basically, any other round fruit you can think of!


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From the second the door opens, it's clear this place is different. For one thing, it is not of this time, but from another -- say, the 1950s and 1960s. The artwork on the walls, the mugs on a shelf and the objects on the bar all say one thing: Tiki.
The space is where Jeff "Beachbum" Berry and his wife Annene Kaye live. It's half of a double in the Marigny Triangle.
Berry and Kaye (known simply as "Bum" and "Mrs. Bum" in the craft cocktail world) have lived in New Orleans for the past year, but they would have been here years ago had not something intervened.
"Annene and I came here for Tales of the Cocktail (the boozy festival of spirits) in 2005 and knew right away we wanted to live here," Berry said. "We had been looking to move out of L.A., and stepped out of the airport shuttle in the Quarter and thought, 'Where has this place been all of our lives?' We got back to L.A. and starting making plans to move here, but then there was that weather event."
Also known as Hurricane Katrina, the "weather event" forced the couple to delay their move to New Orleans, which they believe wholeheartedly is "the greatest city in America."
Berry is the author of five books -- among them, "Beachbum Berry's Taboo Table," "Beachbum Berry's Sippin' Safari" and "Beachbum Berry Remixed" -- and the cocktail app, Tiki+.
When the couple moved to New Orleans last summer, they had to leave most of their tiki collection in storage, lest they risk their home turning into a museum.
"Some things we sold and some we returned to the thrift store pool for other collectors to find - catch and release," Berry said. "What is here is just the tip of the iceberg. There's much more in a 10-by-35 storage container waiting until we are ready for it."
The "tip of the iceberg" includes pitchers, Polynesian mugs, a variety of glassware sets imprinted with exotic cocktail-themed images, and carved wood wall art by Witco's William Westerhaven (responsible for the dA(c)cor in Elvis Presley's jungle room). There are racks holding countless Hawaiian shirts and jackets for Berry; a closet filled to the brim with vintage dresses for Kaye.
Kaye's collectible handbags appear on a bedroom shelf, her grandmother's aqua McCoy pitcher on the '50s dinette set adjacent to the kitchen. The couple's collection of vinyl fills shelf after shelf and includes favorites like Henry Mancini's "Mr. Lucky Goes Latin."
"Isn't it interesting that after vinyl, tape and digital, they finally figured out that vinyl has the best sound after all?" Berry mused.
Berry has been called one of the "25 most influential cocktail personalities of the past century" by Imbibe magazine and "one of the world's leading rum experts" by Food & Wine. The New York Times, the Washington Post and Wall Street Journal have all profiled him for his work to revive original Tiki drinks.
At this year's Tales of the Cocktail festival -- held July 17-21 at various spots around the French Quarter -- Berry will speak on the "Rise on the Zombie: Tiki's Deadly Drink," and will be part of a panel discussion on "The Dark Ages: Mixology 1967-1988."
Berry's fascination with Tiki drinks -- and his contagious affection for the culture that produced them -- started at an early age.
"When I was a kid in the '60s, my parents and I would go out to eat, and I would get a glimpse into the magical world of grown-ups. Theme restaurants were the thing then, and I was fascinated with the Polynesian-themed place we would go, Ah Fong's," Berry said. "Everything in the Los Angeles area was designed by Hollywood art directors, down to the square inch."
His childhood fascination grew into an adulthood hobby as Berry, working in the film industry, would try to "reverse engineer" recipes for favorite tiki drinks and realized that original flavors had been obscured by knockoffs.
"I love the Mai Tai, but I never order it because very few places know how to make it," Berry said. "Trader Vic was so secretive with the recipe that no one who copied him had the real recipe, so they would try to make it up. Ask most bartenders what's in it, and they'll say 'rum and fruit juice,' when in fact the only fruit juice in a Mai Tai should be lime."
Berry researched the origins of drinks like the Mai Tai and Zombie, as well as places like Trader Vic's, Don the Beachcomber's and others that invented Tiki cocktails. Even New Orleans' Bali Ha'i, the long-closed Polynesian restaurant at the Pontchartrain Beach amusement park, caught his interest.
"After the movie 'South Pacific,' there were lots of Bali Ha'i restaurants across the nation," said Berry, who has the matchbook covers to prove it. "The same company that made the souvenir Tiki drink glass for the New Orleans Bali Ha'i made it for a lot of other places, too."
Kaye met Berry in 1991 when she moved to Los Angeles from the New York area and discovered she and Berry shared what she calls "parallel interests."
"We both like shopping at thrift stores and coming home with finds," she said.
Without meticulous organization, the collections would be overwhelming, but Kaye keeps things under control and neatly stored according to her own systems (which include alphabetizing the vinyl). Her handbags are grouped together in one place, while shoulder bags hang from a hat rack. The walk-in closet stores see-through plastic boxes containing Kaye's vintage jewelry.
Besides being the organizer in chief, Kaye also is the taster when Berry is working on developing the recipe for a new cocktail.
"After about three, I really can't taste the differences anymore," she confessed.
Both Kaye and Berry respect the Tiki aesthetic and cringe when others refer to it without appreciation or understanding.
"It isn't retro, it isn't kitsch. It's a valid aesthetic, a form of art," Berry said. "Not everyone gets that."
But in New Orleans, Berry and Kaye say they have discovered a number of people who do.
"We have found a lot of people like us here - one of them has a Tiki mermaid bar in her house," Berry said. "We feel like we found a place where we belong."


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Summer usually means less cooking over a stove and lighter meals! I simply love these two recipes from our friends at Starkist!
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- In a medium bowl mix mayonnaise and chipotle pepper well. Add tuna, jicama and diced mango and mix well.
- Cut avocados in half and remove seed. Hollow out slightly if needed.
- Place tuna salad in avocado half and sprinkle with a little fresh lime juice and chopped cilantro. Place on lettuce-lined plate with mango slices as a garnish.
I actually received samples from our friends at StarKist and I love the Carribean Tuna Salad! I made it for lunch and just loved it! I am also quite impressed with the options of single pouch Tuna packages offered by StarKist. These are called Tuna Creations! They come in flavors such as Thai Chili Style, Jalapeno, Hot Buffalo Style, and Lemon Dill. I haven't tried them all yet but I really like the Hot Buffalo style in a wrap! Simply delicious!
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Nicki Minaj shows off her curious world in the October 2010 issue of Out Magazine, on stands September 13.
The 25-year-old rapper will be performing during the pre-show for this Sunday's 2010 MTV VMAs. "Obviously, this is something everybody dreamed of being part of, and I'm no exception to that rule," she said. "I just feel like this is my coming-out party. This is major for an artist with no album out." Can't wait!
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Minmetals Development, a unit of the leading non-ferrous metal producer, said its net profit for the first half this year jumped 329.31 percent.
Net profit totaled 374 million yuan ($55 million) and earnings per share stood at 0.35 yuan ($0.05), up 329.43 percent year-on-year, the company said in a statement filed with the Shanghai Stock Exchange Saturday.
Revenues grew by 105.74 percent year-on-year to 63.5 billion yuan ($9.34 billion).


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From the implementation of periodic e-mails to more regular e-mails that are also known as newsletters, businesses can build a strong and solid relationship with their existing customers, prior customers and future customers.
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Helix House, a well recognized Internet marketing firm that has outperformed the competition year after year announces ongoing interest by clients in e-mail marketing. Helix House helps a wide range of businesses to achieve their advertising and marketing goals through the use of innovative and cutting-edge e-mail marketing strategies. Maintaining contact with customers is easy and convenient and offers substantial upside to businesses. When this type of marketing is done correctly there is little that cannot be accomplished. Helix House has been involved with e-mail marketing for many years and stays abreast of the latest advances and changes in the industry to ensure that customers get the very best in e-mail marketing. The idea of building a more substantial relationship with target consumers is easy and affordable when businesses rely upon a leader in the industry, Helix House. From generating new sales to developing new relationships with new customers, e-mail marketing has many applications.
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Golf posture is one of the key fundamentals to a sound golf swing. It determines how you take the club back and how you come through the ball. Developing good golf posture will increase your chance of hitting the golf ball at your target.
Proper Weight Distribution = A Balanced Golf Swing
Ever wonder how guys on the PGA tour swing out of their shoes but are still standing by the time they finish their swing. They have properly distributed their weight in their feet. When you address the golf ball your weight should be distributed in the balls of your feet. Too much weight in your heels or toes causes an unbalanced golf swing. Poor weight distribution also sets you up for an improper swing path. Centering your weight in the balls of your feet will automatically make you bend towards the ball correctly. The goal in mind is to bend from your hips and not your waist.
If you feel your balance is not where it should be, consider a golf training excercise program. Be sure the program focuses on balance and strength building excercises..
How far should you stand from the ball?
There are a lot of great golfers out there who vary in how far away their hands are from their body.
Ben Hogan, Arnold Palmer, and Jack Nicklaus had their hands and arms further from their bodies. Today many PGA tour professionals have their hands and arms closer to their body. The difference is the modern swing is built on a full body rotating motion while back in the day of persimmon woods, power was generated with the arms, hands, and legs.
A good measure of where your arms should be is to let them hang naturally when addressing the ball. This puts you in a postion to take the club back on plane.
Chin up! You'll hit a good shot eventually.
When you stand up to the ball you obviously are going to be looking at the ball. You however do not want your head slouching to keep your eye on the ball. If your chin is buried into your chest, then it becomes difficult to make a full shoulder turn on the backswing. Keep your chin high enough to make a complete backswing.
Taking it to the course!
By working on your golf posture you will develop a comfortable and balance feeling over the golf ball. That is the goal! A confident stance over the ball will increase your success rate of hitting a confident shot.
There is a difference between practicing and playing golf. Out on the course, there should be only focus of where the ball needs to end up – your intended target. Thinking of technical jargin and how far you should stand from the ball is not golf.
The purpose of practice is to develop good technique to play great golf which leads to lower golf scores. Take a few minutes each day to practice your posture in front of mirror. The people you live with might think you are a little strange, but hey, at least you will look like a pro on the course.


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A Lesbian President. (Now that we have a Woman running for president, we have to accept the possibility that eventually we'll have a Lesbian president.)
I heard Hillary has been banging her female campaign manager. That's just great...now if we elect her we'll have a goddamn Lesident!
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Watch 11 Korean celebrities live and laugh together in the new variety show Roommate
If you're a fan of Korean variety shows like Running Man and We Got Married, Global Edition, then you will absolutely love the new Korean reality TV show Roommate, coming exclusively today to DramaFever! Watch the shenanigans and relationships develop in a house jam-packed with 11 of your favorite Korean actors, singers, models, and comedians as they learn learn to live together. Take a look:
Eleven celebrities live together in close quarters as they share the cooking, cleaning and everyday chores around the house. Will they become close friends, develop deeper relationships, or find themselves fighting each other and making enemies? The celebrities include Park Chan Yeol (EXO), Hong Soo Hyun (History of a Salary Man), Jo Se Ho (Comedian), Lee Dong Wook (Hotel King, Scent of a Woman), Lee So Ra (Model), Na Na (After School), Park Bom (2NE1), Park Min Woo (Flower Boy Ramen Shop), Seo Kang Joon (5urprise, Sly And Single Again), Shin Sung Woo (Beating Heart), and Song Ga Yeon (MMA Ring Girl).
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Aww, 2NE1's Bommie is the cutest!
And I just fell in love with Seo Kang Joon in Sly And Single Again, but I'm pretty sure this show is going to make me love him even more!
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The New York Times Co. reported its ad revenue increased 5.8% in November—the biggest gain of the year—and total revenue rose 3.1% compared with November 2004.
Year to date, ad revenue rose 3.4% and total revenue increased up 2%. Excluding About.com, which the Times acquired earlier this year, ad revenue increased 3.2% and total revenue increased 1.2%. Ad revenue for The New York Times was up 5% in November and 3.1% year to date.
The company also announced it planned to raise ad rates about 5% at The New York Times next year and to spend at least $40 million on previously announced employee cutbacks.
Ad linage at The Wall Street Journal, including the recently launched "Weekend Edition," rose 8.7% last month, compared with November 2004, while ad linage year to date rose 2.1%, Dow Jones & Co. reported. The increase in ad volume was due to gains in classified and general advertising, and partially offset by decreases in financial and technology advertising.
Ad linage in the Journal's general advertising category increased 15.2% primarily due to gains in insurance, industrial equipment, industrial development, travel and professional services advertising. The Journal's financial advertising declined 17% due to weak wholesale and retail advertising.
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Tom Hiddleston and Hugh Laurie, together with Olivia Colman, star in John Le Carre's The Night Manager.
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Are You Being Served?
Classic British sitcom Are You Being Served? returns to BBC One TV later this year. Picking up where Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft's much loved comedy left off, the show will bring Grace Brothers and some of the nation's all-time favourite sitcom characters including Mrs Slocombe, Captain Peacock, Miss Brahms, and Mr Humphries back to life with an all star cast.
Filming is on 5th March at The Studios in MediaCityUK in Salford.
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This 1-day seminar is designed for those who want an introductory overview of project organizational, planning & control tools & techniques necessary for the effective management of any project. It is suited to all levels within an organization...
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This one day seminar is designed for those who want an introductory overview of project organizational, planning and control tools and techniques necessary for the effective management of any project. It is suited to all levels within an organization, particularly senior managers and executives who will find this seminar to be an excellent jump-start to project management.
What you will learn
* To understand the benefits of project management and how to achieve them
* To prioritize projects
* The 5 key steps of the project planning and control process
* To define roles and responsibilities of key project staff
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* Complete seminar manual with all visual aids
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* Certificate of completion with 7 Professional Development Units
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* Change control
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SodaStream International (NASDAQ:SODA) makes systems which allow consumers to make carbonated beverage systems. The system transforms tap water into sparkling water using CO2 refill containers and a free-standing soda maker. The systems allow consumers to create cheaper, healthy, and customizable carbonated drinks. The company sells a number of products including the soda maker itself, CO2 refills, assorted flavors and enhancers, and carbonation bottles. According to consumer surveys, SodaStream leads the market in home carbonation systems in the US.[1]
While the market for home-made carbonated drinks is relatively small, the company hopes to expand into "off-premise" beverage consumption. The company considers "off-premise" consumption to be beverages consumed in the home. This is in contrast to drinks consumed at hotels, restaurants, etc. The company estimates this market to be $206B for soft drinks and $27B for sparkling water.[2]
The company's initial public offering of stock on the NASDAQ occurred on November 2, 2010. The company offered 5.4M shares each for $20. This was at the high end of the initial price range of $18-$20. The IPO raised a total of $109M. The company had originally planned to offer 4.7M shares, but decided to increase the size of the deal. The lead underwriters of the deal were J P Morgan Chase (JPM) and Deutsche Bank AG (DB).[3]
The company's revenues have risen each year from 2007 to 2009. The company reported total revenues of $143M in 2009. The company's net income has also risen over the course of the past 3 years. Although it experienced a negative net income in 2007, it has maintained a positive net income in 2008 and 2009. The company's 2009 net income was $9.7M. [4]


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St. Paul, Minn. (June 11, 2003)—In 2001, the Asian species of Soybean Rust was observed for the first time in South America, notably in Brazil and Paraguay. Known for its rapid, windborne spread, the discovery and impact of Soybean Rust in South America has alarmed the U.S. soybean industry, which generates approximately $13 billion annually.
Soybean Rust has long been noted as a serious fungal leaf disease of soybean in Asia, Africa, and Australia, with yield losses reported from 10 to 80 percent. In 1994, the disease was observed on the Hawaiian island of Oahu. While the disease is yet to appear in the continental U.S., plant pathologists with the American Phytopathological Society (APS) say the possibility of this disease occurring and creating substantial yield loss in the United States is very real.
According to Gary Peterson, USDA Agricultural Research Service, the appearance of the disease in South America was a "wake-up call" that we need to be prepared for the potential entry of this disease into the U.S. "This disease can cause significant yield losses and fungicide control measures can be costly," Peterson said. "If Soybean Rust is found in the U.S., we must to be prepared to make rapid decisions and take effective actions based the available science. Early detection could be critical to the overall cost of control, so public awareness is important," he said.
The current knowledge and disease management tools for Soybean Rust will be the focus of a symposium at the APS Annual Meeting in Charlotte, NC, August 9-13, 2003. This symposium will cover the biology of the disease, current status of resistant breeding programs, methods of detection and identification, fungicide control, disease modeling for the U.S., and a presentation of the new USDA Soybean Rust Action Plan. Presentations will be followed by an open discussion period. Thanks to travel support from the United Soybean Board, two invited guest speakers, Dr. Jose Tadashi Yorinori (Brazil) and Dr. Clive Levy (Zimbabwe) will share their knowledge and first hand experiences with the introduction and aftermath of Soybean Rust in their respective regions.
The Soybean Rust Symposium will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Charlotte Convention Center on Tuesday, August 12, 2003. Members of the media are invited to attend annual meeting events and complimentary registration is available. The American Phytopathological Society (APS) is a nonprofit, professional scientific organization dedicated to the study and control of plant diseases, with 5,000 members worldwide.
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