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|Celtic Radio Community > Ye Ole Celtic Pub - Open all day, all night! > What's Your Favorite Ice Cream?
|Posted by: Rindy 01-Jun-2008, 12:51 PM
| Well here it is the first day of June. I'll make it short and sweet.
What's your favorite ice cream?
Mine is Haagen-Dazs-Coffee "I can't resist it!"
|Posted by: Lady of Avalon 01-Jun-2008, 12:56 PM
| I like very much a strawberry sunday sometimes.
Or an ice cream cone of "Cream & Praline"...Awwww!
I'm almost salivating now just thinking about it...
|Posted by: Camac 01-Jun-2008, 02:00 PM
|Posted by: ctbard 01-Jun-2008, 02:17 PM
|Homemade chocolate ice cream
|Posted by: stoirmeil 01-Jun-2008, 03:04 PM
Oh, now, that takes me back. I used to love maple walnut when I was a kid in New England -- I haven't seen it in New York at all, for 20 years.
I think coffee. Providence natives eat more coffee ice cream than anyone else in the country. Ben and Jerry used to make one called "coffee coffee buzz buzz buzz" that hasn't been around for a while -- had dark chocolate covered coffee beans in it.
|Posted by: MDF3530 01-Jun-2008, 03:15 PM
| Any brand or combination of chocolate & peanut butter .
Especially the kind I get from The Plush Horse, an ice cream parlor by me .
|Posted by: ctbard 01-Jun-2008, 03:27 PM
We have a place close by, Shady Glen Ice cream that sells maple walnut, maybe its a New England thing, since I live in New England.
|Posted by: Patch 01-Jun-2008, 04:19 PM
| I can't eat it but it would have to be Butter Pecan!! I can imagine the taste now.
|Posted by: Leelee 01-Jun-2008, 06:39 PM
|I have a great variety that I like depending on my taste....one of them is Coffee Mocha
|Posted by: Ignaty 01-Jun-2008, 07:55 PM
|I like RUM Ice cream made with real rum... the best I ever had was in St. Petersburg, Russia...
|Posted by: Lady of Avalon 02-Jun-2008, 04:51 PM
Camac, that's my husband's favorite you should see how he piles up a cone with maple walnut ice cream....disguting I tell you.
I even have some pictures of it somewhere.
|Posted by: Dogshirt 02-Jun-2008, 08:18 PM
|As long as it's NOT maple walnut or mint chocolate chip, then what ever is in front of me!
|Posted by: TheCarolinaScotsman 02-Jun-2008, 09:41 PM
I can eat it and I do when ever I have the chance. But it has to be "real" ice cream (milk, cream, sugar, etc.-NO artificial ingredients or corn syrup sweeteners). I will take some hot fudge on top occaisionally.
|Posted by: ogdenmusic 02-Jun-2008, 09:58 PM
|Mint Chocolate chip and plain old Chocolate.
|Posted by: Gwynhwyvar 03-Jun-2008, 05:02 AM
| My homemade favorites - and not all at the same time
garlic - yes garlic!
store bought brands -
Godiva dark chocolate with Raspberry
Mayfield Moose tracks
Any "real" icecream that has chocolate and peanut butter with no additives, etc.
|Posted by: stoirmeil 03-Jun-2008, 09:51 AM
OK -- Guinness I've had and it's interesting. How do you make garlic ice cream? You must have to roast it first to sweeten it and tame it.
Blackberry ("black raspberry") is another fave from my childhood.
|Posted by: maggiemahone1 14-Jun-2008, 09:15 PM
|I'll have a scoop or two of Chocolate, please!
|Posted by: Rindy 15-Jun-2008, 07:45 PM
You all are making me really want some ice cream..
Garlic ice cream sounds interesting. Kind of like a tuna fish banana split.... Might be good...how do you know til you try....
|Posted by: stoirmeil 24-Jun-2008, 06:18 PM
|I had some rich, thick mango ice cream at an Indian restaurant down in the East Village a few nights ago. They use very heavy cream to make it, almost like it's condensed or something -- and fresh fruit puree -- it's not like the commercial brands. It's the perfect dessert after a spicy tandoori. It was my favorite ice cream in the world at that moment!
|Posted by: Rindy 05-Jul-2008, 04:36 PM
| That sounds so yummy stoirmeil!!! I just had a Oreo Cookie Blizzard from Dairy Queen. I never know what flavor to pick. Any favorite blizzards out there?
|Posted by: Rindy 09-Aug-2008, 02:38 PM
|Posted by: stevenpd 09-Aug-2008, 06:03 PM
|Testing, Testing, 1,2,3,4,5 . . . .
|Posted by: Dogshirt 09-Aug-2008, 10:13 PM
|Posted by: MacEoghainn 09-Aug-2008, 10:14 PM
| Did someone mention Ice Cream?
|Posted by: subhuman 10-Aug-2008, 01:18 AM
| Test post due to problems reported in http://www.celticradio.net/php/forums/index.php?showtopic=12143
moderators, feel free to delete this post.
|Posted by: Lady of Avalon 10-Aug-2008, 10:48 AM
|Ice Cream 1-2-3
|Posted by: Lady of Avalon 10-Aug-2008, 10:50 AM
| Yeh!!!! it worked.
Now,what I enjoy sometimes it's a bowl of vanilla ice cream with fresh strawberries and blueberries.
That's all I wanted to share...thanks.
|Posted by: Monarchs Own 10-Aug-2008, 10:59 AM
| My favorite is Sweet Woodruff Ice Cream. So far I haven't found it in the USA but in Germany it's pretty common. So glad I am here for now. LOL
Otherwise I like mocha / coffee flavors or coconut.
|Posted by: stoirmeil 10-Aug-2008, 01:45 PM
| You want to try making an ice cream sandwich with freshly baked oatmeal raisin cookies -- generous with the nutmeg, clove, cinnamon, ginger in the cookie mix -- and put a big dollop of rum raisin ice cream in between. Sort of a Pirate treat. Arrrrggghhh!!
(Hey -- we need a real pirate smilie!)
|Posted by: mainopsman 16-Aug-2008, 12:31 PM
| Edy's Moose Tracks Ice Cream, it's great
|Posted by: Leelee 17-Aug-2008, 10:44 AM
|I tried a new flavour while on holidays; Pistachio & Roasted Almond. Can't say it is my favourite, but it was tasty
|Posted by: Haggishead 17-Aug-2008, 12:27 PM
| Homemade peach or strawberry
|Posted by: MDF3530 17-Aug-2008, 05:06 PM
Sorry it took me so long to respond to this!
My favorite DQ Blizzard toppings:
Chocolate chip cookie dough
Heath Bar
Reese's Peanut Butter Cup
Reese's Pieces
Chocolate Xtreme (chocolate soft serve, bits of chocolate bar and chocolate brownies)
|Posted by: jesstuss 29-Aug-2008, 02:20 AM
| I really enjoy chunky stuff, but can't really have much anymore because of my asthma. Still, I'm a New Englander, and it's my biggest sweet tooth craving.
All time fave is Ben & Jerry's Chunky Monkey, which is banana ice cream with chocolate chunks and Walnut pieces. I know, I know, I hear the "yuck" response all the time. But oh boy, if I could as much of it as I wanted, I'd probably weigh more!
Also on the top of the list is B&J's Coconut Almond Fudge, which I haven't seen lately and don't know if they make anymore.
My childhood favorite flavor (pre-commodity ice cream) was pistachio.
|Posted by: Irish Stepper 30-Aug-2008, 09:28 AM
|I love my rum raisen!
|Posted by: ranger 30-Aug-2008, 07:47 PM
|I'm not much on ice cream, I usually pass on it. But on the rare occassions, if I have it straight I like Rocky Road. I also like vailla if you mix it with cranberry juice and make a float. Got that from my grandmother.
|Posted by: Ross 30-Aug-2008, 10:51 PM
|I've never been much of an ice cream fan either, but we visited the Ben & Jerry's plant in Vermont a few weeks ago where I did more tasting than I anticipated. I think their 'Coffee Coffee Buzz Buzz Buzz' would qualify as my favorite.
|Posted by: Harlot 30-Aug-2008, 11:24 PM
|I have butter pecan and strawberry cheesecake in my freezer right now makes me want some,gotta go some
|Posted by: Gillian 02-Sep-2008, 11:04 AM
|My favorites would have to be BR peanut butter and chocolate. Or just the standard chocolate anywhere else. Ice cream is delish!!
|Posted by: Lady-of-Avalon 02-Sep-2008, 05:42 PM
|Still the same old thing: strawberry sunday made with fresh strawberries. I don't know...maybe I should see a psychiatrist. I'm stuck on it....
|Posted by: ctbard 03-Sep-2008, 02:49 PM
|Anything thats chocolate, has chocolate in it, or even remotely smells like chocolate.
|Posted by: Rindy 09-Sep-2008, 03:19 PM
| uh-oh I found Starbucks Java Chip ice cream
|Posted by: Perkeo 09-Sep-2008, 06:03 PM
| I've only seen it once but I really loved it and I don't remember who made it either....sigh
Vanilla Habenero Ice cream......Yummmy!!!
|Posted by: Rindy 12-Sep-2008, 08:35 AM
| Hi Perkeo I've not heard of that one. Were the peppers hot? I have heard of fried ice cream, never tried it.
I can't have that Starbucks in the house period!!! It's dangerous, I can't stop myself.
|Posted by: kelly64 17-Sep-2008, 08:50 PM
|Chocolate! Plain and simple
|Posted by: flora 18-Sep-2008, 07:15 AM
| Edie's pumpkin pie flavor with ginger snaps crumpled on.
|Posted by: togo 19-Dec-2008, 04:51 PM
|Black Rasberry Chocolate Chip!
|Posted by: Sěmeag 26-Feb-2009, 02:46 PM
Choc mint!
|Posted by: Perkeo 27-Feb-2009, 03:44 PM
The peppers were kinda hot but that's the way I like them. Chi Chi's restaurant use to have fried ice cream. It was yummy. Here is a recipe for Fried Ice Cream from http://www.cooks.com/rec/view/0,1749,145164-239207,00.html
|Posted by: Rindy 27-Feb-2009, 03:52 PM
| These all sound so good! So they really do fry it? I had some out of a box that wasn't the best. Thanks Perkeo for the recipe. I will have to try that.
Now that I read this thread I want ice cream and I don't have any so guess I suffer
|Posted by: Perkeo 27-Feb-2009, 03:55 PM
| I found other recipes but I love the Mexican version the best.
I'm suffering right beside you Rindy. I'm ice cream poor myself.
|Posted by: Donajhi 07-Mar-2009, 09:02 PM
|Any flavor except the green stuff
|Posted by: Rindy 05-Jul-2009, 05:59 PM
| Guilty...just had a Dairy Queen vanilla cone...so much for working out. Anyone like Neopolitan?
|Posted by: Patch 05-Jul-2009, 06:11 PM
| I just had two scoops of low fat low sugar butter pecan the other day.
The fat and sugar would have made it better
|Posted by: Faerydreamer 05-Jul-2009, 08:07 PM
| Oh where to start?!
Black Raspberry
Mint Chocolate Chip
Chocolate Marshmallow
Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough
Hmmmmm...is there a trend there?
|Posted by: Perkeo 06-Jul-2009, 01:32 AM
|My friend was having a bad day so I took her to Dairy Queens and she had an Oreo Cookie blizzard and I had my standard Banana Split with whipped cream and nuts.
|Posted by: Nilsemann 14-Aug-2009, 12:15 AM
| You guys are way to advanced for me
I like soft ice and a warm crusty waffle
or on top of a warm piece of blueberry pie.
mmmm pie....
|Posted by: RebeccaAnn 14-Aug-2009, 02:25 PM
|strawberry with real strawberries and peppermint candy
|Posted by: Leelee 18-Aug-2009, 09:57 AM
You enticed me RebeccaAnn We went to the Marble Slab Creamery on Sunday and I had Peppermint Ice Cream in a homemade Waffle Cone. Mmmmmm, it sure took me back to my younger years
|Posted by: mcnberry 18-Aug-2009, 10:34 AM
|Ben and Jerry's Chunky Monkey, but only once in a while or I end up being chunky myself!
|Posted by: Shenaniganz247 31-Aug-2009, 12:40 AM
|gotta go with butter pecan
|Posted by: jbarron 28-Sep-2009, 08:34 AM
|Macadamia Nut Brittle Ice Cream...very tasty!
|Posted by: Rindy 06-Nov-2009, 07:47 PM
| The Pumpkin Pie Blizzard at DQ is wonderful. I wish I would of never tried it as now I want another.
|Posted by: Camac 07-Nov-2009, 01:28 PM
| Rindy;
There is only one Flavour of Ice Cream:-MAPLE WALNUT.Love the stuff.
|Posted by: TheCarolinaScotsman 07-Nov-2009, 03:14 PM
|To tell the truth, the flavor being served will do quite nicely.
|Posted by: nbailey 05-Mar-2010, 08:33 PM
|It won`t be to long now and it will be ice cream season again for me. Day in and day out, I buy vanilla because you can do so much with it. Rootbeer floats, hot apple pie ala mode or cherry. But then, every once in a while, I have to have peaches and cream. That stuff is so good it`s should be a sin to eat it.
|Posted by: xrowanbraex 06-Mar-2010, 12:39 AM
|Irish cream flavor is my favorite but it's hard to find where I live. Haagen Dazs used to make it but I don't know if they still do. Otherwise, I love mint.
|Posted by: flora 06-Mar-2010, 06:50 PM
| Here is a quick and easy recipe from Nigella Lawson:
Who says we have to wait for summer?
Margarita Ice cream
1/2 cup lime juice
2 tablespoons tequila
3 tablespoons orange liqueur (recommended: Cointreau or Triple Sec)
1 1/4 cups powdered sugar
2 cups heavy cream
Pour the lime juice, tequila and orange liqueur into a bowl and stir in the sugar to dissolve.
Add the cream and then softly whip until thick and smooth but not stiff.
Spoon into an airtight container to freeze overnight. This ice cream does not need ripening (softening before serving), as it will not freeze too hard and melts speedily and voluptuously.
|Posted by: Rindy 24-May-2010, 07:00 PM
| That sounds good flora. xrowanbraex I love any kind of Irish anything. LOL..
I am back in ice cream habit. Crap like every eve go to the ice cream shop- vanilla cone, yesterday was cherry sunday and now just thinking about it is creating that addiction sensation. I am saying no, no!
Well here we go again another ice cream season.
|Posted by: Rindy 29-Jun-2010, 05:55 PM
|Had a Starbucks coffee ice cream today. yum I'm happy and awake!
|Posted by: Nancy-Raven 01-Jul-2010, 09:50 AM
| I think there is nothing better then chocolate .I like hazelnut and coffee too.As a baker , I like to make my own specially when I have guest coming home.
Nancy-Raven Hellfire
|Posted by: 0407usmc 17-Jul-2010, 04:42 PM
|Hersheys strawberry! Reminds me of wonderful childhood days during summer!
|Posted by: Rhymer 22-Oct-2010, 06:19 PM
| For me it rum and raisin ice cream
I also like a little dram of whisky in my coffee now and again.
|Posted by: Eimhir 12-Oct-2011, 06:35 PM
|My favorite is Peach Melba - from Kopp's in Milwaukee. I haven't been up their in years, so I don't know if it is still available, but it was wonderful! A nice peach custard with some peach chunks and a raspberry ribbon swirled throughout! Heaven!
|Posted by: jmparrish 13-Feb-2012, 12:05 PM
|Gosh, I think all ice cream is delicious! My tastes really depend on the day, but I usually go between Mackinac Island Fudge or Strawberry Cheesecake
|Posted by: tjbren 13-Feb-2012, 07:10 PM
|Let's see... my favorite or my favorites is chocolate mint chocolate chip. The chocolate and mint is a good combo, but the chocolate chips make it a winning combo.
|Posted by: Mariko 16-Feb-2012, 02:19 AM
|I'm definitely a mint chocolate chip person, delicious! Another flavour I really love is moosetracks!
|Posted by: surfersully13 06-Mar-2012, 04:23 PM
|I don't think I've ever met an ice cream flavor I didn't like even though I'm not much for dessert. Of course you need dairy every day, don't you? My favorite on a really hot day is orange pineapple - nothing more refreshing.
|Posted by: Cattee 23-Nov-2012, 08:05 PM
|my favourite is definitely, French Silk and Buckeyes from Edy's
|Posted by: flatlander dave 24-Jan-2013, 10:54 PM
| Easy question, and an easy answer for Flatlander Dave:
Baskin Robins - Jamoca Almond Fudge - Brings back many fond memories of my Kansas childhood.
|Posted by: Séreméla 12-Oct-2013, 11:24 PM
|new love is Mint Chocolate.
|Posted by: haynes9 13-Oct-2013, 12:31 AM
|Anything chocolate, the darker and thicker the better. Bores my poor wife as she tried to get me to try new things, but at least I'm consistent!
|Posted by: ryansgirl 14-Oct-2013, 09:34 PM
| @ Haynes:
I agree I love chocolate and think you should live a little and eat desert first. Otherwise you might not have room for that cool refreshing chocolate shake. Or whatever you were in the mood for.
I would rather have Hershey's than Godiva or some other expensive chocolate.
|Posted by: macaonghais 17-Feb-2014, 01:53 PM
|I love Ben and Jerry's Vanilla Heath Bar Crunch. Unfortunately, the stores out here don't keep it in stock regually so it is very hit and miss when I can get it..
|Posted by: MacFive 15-Apr-2014, 06:10 PM
| Eddy's brand icecream is pretty good. I like to mix maybe some Mocha chip with peanut butter chocolate or substitute one of the two with Mint Chocolate chip.
Although lately been trying to avoid icecream after getting some blood work done and seeing my dreaded cholesterol number!
|Posted by: thesilverfox09 04-May-2014, 09:58 PM
|The best ice cream around here is Mint Moose Tracks!!! It is sooo good, with big chunks of chocolate in it. I haven't seen it in the Lower 48, maybe Washington State would be the closest, but it's sure popular here in AK
|Posted by: MelissaDawn7 28-May-2014, 07:50 PM
|It's so hard to choose! I love ice cream! Chunky monkey, cookie dough, oreo, peanut butter cup...pretty much anything really lol
|Posted by: TetonAndDistrictPerformingArts 03-Oct-2015, 12:24 AM
|Bubble-Bear! from Reeds Dairy, down the road
|Posted by: BlasterSponge 16-Sep-2017, 10:45 PM
|Great Value Tropical Sherbet for now. It has pineapple, coconut, and mango flavors with chunks of mango, I think. This is great on a warm day.

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Md Nurunnabi is an Assistant Professor in School of Pharmacy at University of Texas at El Paso. Dr. Nurunnabi has been trained in both the Pharmaceutical and the Bioengineering fields. Over the past decade I received training in biomaterials, nanotechnology, drug delivery, biomedical imaging, histology and pathology. Nurunnabi received his PhD in Bioengineering in 2015 from The Korea National University of Transportation, in South Korea. He later did two postdoctoral trainings in bioengineering, one in the Chungnam National University, in South Korea and another in Harvard University, in Massachusetts. He was also a pre-doctoral fellow in Bioengineering and Pharmaceutics at the University of Utah, after completing a Masters in Chemical and Biological Engineering. In addition to his academic research, Dr. Nurunnabi been involved in industrial research. He was co-founder and chief scientist at the KB BioMed Inc., in South Korea and an Associate Scientist in Chunbo Corporation Ltd, also in South Korea. My research has resulted over 44 peer-reviewed journal articles, 8 book chapters, and 10 patent applications (issued/pending). Several of Dr. Nurunnabi's patents have been licensed and resulted in a start-up company. In the fall of 2019 Dr. Nurunnabi started his first independent faculty position as a tenure-track Assistant Professor in the Department of Pharmaceutical Science at University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP). However, his research trajectory started soon after completing my undergraduate degree in Pharmacy, when he started working on the synthesis of different emission-based quantum dots for target-specific imaging of tumor in deep tissue and organs and target-specific drug delivery by actively targeting cell receptors. Around a decade ago, his research group developed a platform technology for oral delivery of semiconductor quantum dots. semiconductor quantum dots had been found to be one of the most fascinating and emerging candidates for biomedical diagnosis through optical spectroscopy for detecting various diseases through noninvasive imaging techniques. Over the years Dr. Nurunnabi gained expertise in synthesizing iron oxide nanoparticles as MRI contrast agent, gold nanoparticles for drug delivery and photothermal therapy and photoluminescent graphene nanoparticles for in vitro and in vivo optical imaging and 2D boron nitride for biosensing of dopamine content in body fluid. He has also learned different techniques and strategies for modifying and decorating surfaces of graphene with biocompatible polymers that enhances retention time in blood circulation. An additional area of expertise is that of Biomaterials. Dr. Nurunnabi's expertise lies in developing soft materials for various biomedical applications such as hyaluronic acid gel for controlling drug release in implant, hyaluronic acid-pluronic based elastic hydrogel for cardiac tissue regeneration, natural hydrogel for wound healing and hydroxyapatite-based gel for osteoporosis treatment and bone tissue regeneration.One of his key research areas is oral drug delivery of large molecules such as peptide, protein, and antibody. Dr. Nurunnabi's research aims are to address the key barriers in oral drug delivery that includes, stability in GIT and penetrating mucosal barrier. Previously, he had developed a bile acid mediated oral delivery platform that showed highly effective in cancer animal model and maintain commutive PK and PD of the anticancer drug Docetaxel. Later on, Dr. Nurunnabi has expanded the technology to investigate feasibility of GLP1 oral delivery to treat type-2 diabetes. He also designed an M-cell targeting nanoparticle to oral delivery of PR8 protein as an immunomodulator. Recently they have reported an oral ionic liquid that has potential in treating obesity by reducing fat uptake through intestine. Recently his research group developed a series of peptide-based formulation to target the biomarkers of lung fibrosis, scleroderma, arthritis and intestinal inflammation and optimized the formulation for noninvasive imaging and targeting therapy of the disease.
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The Story Behind Moods and Colors
Looking forward to INjoying Andie's Nu Musik this Kwanzaa Eve! The literal prelude already has me anticipating yet another masterpiece of sound(s).
Doctor Wendy V. Coram Vialet Home to Help Heal through Nature and Education
Since 2001, Native Doctor, Wendy V. Coram Vialet, N.D. returned home to the U. S. Virgin Islands after medical school to help using her appreciation and education of nature's healing abilities. Respectful of the wisdom passed down from grandparents, traditional culture bearers and natural healers, Dr. Coram Vialet is also knowledgeable of the need to educate the community on cautions in order to prevent accidental toxic reactions.
Born and raised on the island of St. Thomas, she attended local public and private schools then continued to obtain her Bachelor degrees from the University of the Virgin Islands and Syracuse University in the Biological Sciences. In 1996, she learned about Naturopathic Medicine, realizing her life path as a healing facilitator. She graduated in June of 2000 with a Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine and in March of 2001, she became certified in Naturopathic Midwifery.
"I returned home to assist the people of the Virgin Islands in achieving a better quality of life through optimal health and wellness measures," she said.
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Since there was no legislation for naturopathy in the Virgin Islands, at the time when she returned, Dr. Coram Vialet served as a Naturopathic Medicine pioneer and was instrumental in passing legislation (V. I. Code: TITLE TWENTY-SEVEN Professions and Occupations Chapter 4. Naturopathic Physician Licensing) to license naturopathic physicians in the territory.
According to her LinkedIn profile, Dr. Coram Vialet is currently the Associate Director of the Institute for Leadership and Organizational Effectiveness at the University of the Virgin Islands. Prior to running for political office in 2014, Dr. Coram Vialet was also employed as the Director for the University's Center for the Study of Spirituality and Professionalism. She has been most endorsed by her LinkedIn networking community in the areas of leadership, teaching, higher education, public speaking, research and community outreach.
While serving in her roles at the University, Dr. Coram Vialet also provides office hours at her practice in two locations on island. As stated on her Facebook about page, Corvia Natural Healthcare Services is, "an established family health and wellness office serving the V.I. community blending scientific medical expertise and traditional healthcare approaches."
In addition to her professional studies, Dr. Coram Vialet also enjoys performance arts. She learned her favorite quote, "Nothing is so complicated, that it cannot be simplified by hard work," during her years as a student in the Rising Stars Steel Orchestra. Also enjoying pageantry, she held the title of the first Miss University of the Virgin Islands in 1988.
For more information on Dr. Wendy V. Coram Vialet and Corvia Natural Healthcare Services visit www.corvianhs.com email firstname.lastname@example.com or connect with her on Facebook page.
Liquid Chlorophyll Consumption in the VI: Superfood or Kryptonite
The local drink called chlorophyll in the Virgin Islands is similar to a blended iced tea. Made from extracting the chlorophyll out of plants and tea bushes, through the process of blending and straining of the excess bulk of the plants, what remains is a light iced tea flavored beverage usually served cold. Many who make it locally use guinea grass as their base ingredients, and then add lemongrass and other medicinal plants.
Found normally in health food stores, vegetarian restaurants, farmers markets or at some pharmacies, both forms are readily available for purchase in the Virgin Islands. The medicinal properties of either can vary depending on their ingredients.
According to Dr. Wendy V. Coram Vialet, of Corvia Natural Healthcare Services (CNHS), "the international version is made from a species of alfalfa, while the local version is usually made from guinea and or lemon grass." Both guinea and lemongrass grow wild in the Virgin Islands.
Dr. Wendy went on to explain that in cases of iron deficiency anemia, chlorophyll is used to help with blood building as well as oxygenation. She said that, "it is a good source of energy and provides adrenal and immune support."
A post on Pinterest shared much of the same information plus the benefits of chlorophyll with increasing red blood cell formation, blood purification, and blood pressure regulation even to helping with bad breath.
She continued saying that it is also used in some forms of cancer, is a good source of nutrients, can be used for general health maintenance and in cases of fasting due to its mineral and vitamin content.
Just as they both have benefits; there are potential risks from overconsumption, or in some cases, consumption period, from those who have reactions to various herbs. "The main concern is the overuse of any herb or supplement that renders it non-effective over time or induces harm to the patient," said Dr. Wendy.
"There are no regulations in place to ensure that the product is the same every time it is made," she added, expressing a concern more related to quality control specifically to how the herbs are grown and prepared.
In search of information concerning other concerns, a tweet from Wellness Wednesday stated,"This was concerning RE: Risks of Liquid Chlorophyll" and shared a link to a Livestrong.com article that shared concerns from allergic reactions to digestive tract disturbances as well as that some of the plants used when making liquid chlorophyll could potentially expose consumers to," heavy metals, pesticides and other environmental toxins from the water or soil. Pesticides can interrupt hormone function, damage the nervous system or cause cancer".
Another tweet stated that, "The green chlorophyll also produces compounds called glycoalkaloids, such as solanine, that are toxic." Researching further on the subject, one can find a scholarly study of the toxic hazard that might be associated with the consumption of green potato tops.
Classically trained chef, who became an executive chef at the age of 24, food and lifestyle blogger Christopher Stewart shares in her post, why she drinks liquid chlorophyll. "I drink chlorophyll because of its healing properties," said local artist, Jahweh David, who grew up learning about herbs from her mother (just as her mother learned from her grandmother) as well as local herbalists, also mentions similar reasons. "It tastes great and is refreshing," she added.
With an increasing number of people in the Virgin Islands learning about and consuming liquid chlorophyll, the need for more education has become apparent and there are those knowledgeable about and interested in helping the community by cooperating with each other. In addition to physicians, local researchers like Toni Thomas, Extension Agent at the UVI Cooperative Extension Service (UVICES), known for her book on Traditional Medicinal Plants in the Virgin Islands, is willing to help with educating the community with research-based information.
Affectionately known in her hometown within the Virgin Islands as Dr. Wendy, she is available at CNHS on Wednesdays between 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm and the third Saturday of the month in suite 104 at the Foothills and also has office hours at Synergy, in Red Hook. CNHS is an established whole family health and wellness office serving the Virgin Islands community using the principles and practices of naturopathic medicine. For more info visit www.corvianhs.com, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call (340) 774-0224. Stay connected on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/corvianhs.
Carroll Family encourages V.I. Fathers to Support their Children on School's First Day
Father and son team, James and Jamaal Carroll continue their personal mission of empowering and supporting young men in the community with the Virgin Islands Fathers March this September 8, 2015 starting with a rally on Saturday, August 29th.
As an attorney, judge and most recently having previously been appointed by the Governor in the position of Virgin Islands Attorney General, James Carroll III, has what is considered to be an expert perspective on what kinds of things are needed to help young people succeed, both in school and life in general.
Judge Carroll states,"Research shows that children whose fathers take an active role in their educational lives, earn better grades, score higher on tests, enjoy school more and are more likely to graduate from high school and college."
"This has a real objective to get the fathers to go back to school with their children," he continued.
Having gone through the experience of losing his own son to gun violence has helped to make it one of his personal purposes to affect change in the community by being an example for young men and providing opportunities for them to have better chance at succeeding.
James' son, Jamaal Carroll, currently holds the position of Anti Violence and Peace Initiative Coordinator at the University of the Virgin Islands. This position gives Jamaal the opportunity both to support some of his family's initiatives as well as those directly related to the University's students.
In addition to the V.I. Walk/Run Against Violence and Peace Walk, another of their initiatives is the VI Father's March where they collaborate with other organizations to encourage fathers to take their children to school on the first day as well as support them throughout the school year. In preparation for the March, they hold a public barbeque and community event where they give out certificates, vouchers for free haircuts, t-shirts and other giveaways at a precursory Rally for Father's March. They have the fathers say a pledge, committing to support their children on the first day of school and beyond.
This year, the Rally will take place on Saturday, August 29th, from 1:00 pm – 7:00 pm at the Emile Griffith Park and on September 8th, fathers will go to school with their children as part of their V.I. Fathers March.
For more info connect with the V.I. Walk Run Against Gun Violence facebook page, website or contact Jamaal VI James Carroll or Celia Carroll.
Empress PJ Crosby: Transforming VI Youth through Expressive Arts
Empress PJ Crosby, poet, playwright, director, is transforming Virgin Islands youth, through the arts at Pistarckle Theatre each summer on St. Thomas. Born in London, England and raised in Long Island, NY Empress PJ Crosby has been working with the youth since she was a youth and is an active outreach teacher of spoken word and poetry.
Over the years, Empress PJ has repeatedly travelled with her programs to St. Thomas where she teaches children during the summers at the Pistackle Theatre. Since 2012, she has returned annually to teach her leadership program. Funded by a grant from the V.I. Department of Labor, "Stopping Crime Starts at the Roots!!" her youth playwright camp is now in its fourth year.
PJ has also taught at Kidscope Inc., which serves child victims of abuse, neglect and sexual molestation on St. Thomas. She says that what strongly influenced her interest and drive for working with youth was active involvement with organizations such as the Student Government, Campus Women's Collective and the Honor Society during her college years.
Released on January 22, 2011, A Journey With Empress PJ is her debut solo CD. As an active freestyler, writer, poet, public speaker and mentor, while on island, she also continues to use her talents while performing at The Rock Collective's The Rock Lounge or mentoring youth in the Virgin Islands and abroad.
For more information on Empress PJ, visit her artist page or email her at email@example.com. To learn more about the program watch this video and read this article.
UVICES Supports Sustainable Agriculture through Innovative Youth Initiatives
Organized by the University of the Virgin Islands Cooperative Extension Service (UVICES) office, in collaboration with other agencies, the UVICES held the Agricultural Enrichment Summer Camp (AESC), officially merging two types of agriculture related youth organizations (Future Farmers of America and 4-H) for the first time in the territory. The camp took place at the UVICES office on the University's St. Thomas campus and was lead by their staff as well as junior counselors from various high school FFA organizations.
Earlier in the year, the FFA Hunger Drive and School-based Farmers Market held their collaborative activities in support of encouraging youth in agriculture while promoting general community agricultural awareness. The summer program was yet another experience for youth to engage together around the theme of agriculture education.
"This experience 'kinda like' opened my eyes. It gave me an opportunity to really not only look into just agriculture itself, but myself," said Jonisha Aubain, AESC camp Junior Counselor and Charlotte Amalie High School FFA organization Treasurer.
Due to financial restraints, their regular 4-H summer camp has not been offered in the past two years. UVICES staff decided instead of waiting hopeful for renewal of funding, it was time to find a way to create another program for youth. The success of the program can be attributed through local partnerships with the Departments of Labor, Human Services, and the Virgin Islands University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities.
"From the perspective of our partners, they were hoping to connect these young adults, from their unit especially, with job opportunities," said Dr. Louis E. Petersen, Jr. Ph.D., UVICES Assistant Director of Agriculture & Natural Resources. "The success in this case is that we were able to make a partnership, a connection, with the Mahogany Run Golf Course who indeed accepted to have one of our youngsters, after coming to the program, work with them."
The camp finished as of their closing program on Friday, August 7, 2015. The parents and general community were able to see for themselves what the youth gained at the camp closing ceremony which showcased presentations by the students that reflected their summer experiences while working directly with a diversity of agriculture professionals, including crop and livestock producers, landscapers, agricultural instructors, inspectors, enforcement officers, etc. during the six week program which began on June 29, 2015.
Ashlely "Ashanti" George, Albion "Chico" George and Dr. Petersen as well as other UVICES staff lead the youth camp during the six weeks. Photos were captured of all activities, guest speakers and field trips and can be found on the UVICES facebook page. An exploration of career topics in agriculture included:
- Horticulture
- Veterinary medicine
- Livestock and poultry science
- Landscaping
Irrigation and water usage activities and field trips included:
- Ivanna Eudora Kean High School aquaponic farm
- two local landscaping & plant nurseries
- tool safety & usage demonstrations
- Introduction to 4-H & FFA Organizations
- UVI Marine Science Center boat trips
- US Customs and Border Protection canine inspection demonstration
- plant propagation exercises
- local farms
- plant Identification exercises
- seedling production
- irrigation system assembly
Dr. Petersen reflects on the experience and shared that the six-week summer program successfully increased knowledge and created awareness of career and work opportunities in the field of agricultural science both for the youth and their parents. The second objective was also successful in equipping the participants with job preparation skills through classroom presentations, practical exercises, and field activities. One camper has gained employment at a position at the Mahogany Run Golf Course, a junior counselor is now employed at St. Thomas Adventure Tours with other potential job placements still in negotiation at other locations. As networking continues throughout the year, other students are expected to be connected to local businesses or organizations.
UVICES staff will stay connected to students throughout the year and will include them in other activities including the 31st Caribbean Agro-Economics Symposium happening on St. Croix from Monday, August 10. At the conference, FFA and 4-H students will present collaboratively on what we have been doing regarding the aspects of production, promotion through social media, and the actual market site. They also will share their success in the indoor systems they have used used a model for the issue of climate change mitigation.
The community can assist through volunteering their time and mentorship support, sharing the news of the activities as well as simply being present at various public activities to congratulate and further encourage the youth.
"We've had no 4-H program for two years, the public has been calling and we just responded to that need. So we like to pride ourselves, as we said, to responding to the changing needs," he continued.
A partnership between the federal and local governments through UVI, at UVICES they pride themselves on their slogan Extended Knowledge; Changing Lives.
"That is exactly what we have been doing for the six weeks. We also like to pride ourselves on responding to the changing needs of the community," said Petersen, as they have shown in providing a successful and effective youth camp.
To contact Dr. Petersen and the staff at UVICES, email firstname.lastname@example.com, call 340-693-1080 or visit ces.uvi.edu. Connect with them online via social media @uvices.
Monthly Open Mic Night Relocates to New Teahouse
With a new location, The Rock Lounge, a monthly poetry and open mic creative expression event on St. Thomas, had about 40 people in attendance on Friday, June 12, 2015 at the recently opened E's Garden Teahouse and Things. Found just beyond the easternmost point of Charlotte Amalie's backstreet, at the bottom of Bunker Hill, the teahouse ads color and a new energy to the area of Garden Street and The Rock Lounge enhanced it even more.
No matter where it's located, the same can be said for the experience according to Jahweh David, the event co-host.
"The Rock Lounge is an exciting space and place in each and everyone of us that is always ready to be nurtured, where our creativity can be cultivated, and community can be supported," she added.
In addition to poetry, all types of creative expression is featured and the audience ranges from creatively energetic school children to teachers and senators. What's special about the event, based on the audiences that attend, is the openness of the crowd and how that helps to promote and motivate those who never even considered writing, much less sharing their feelings and experiences in public. The hosts always encourage the crowd to show support for everyone that steps up to the mic, no matter the message or the method of expression.
Local musical and poetry performer Akingtafari, shared his thoughts about the over a decade of memories created as a member of the group that organizes the event.
"Being one of the original members of The Rock Collective has enabled me to use my creativity to be satisfying to my soul," he stated.
The tea shop also prepares food, has drinks and is currently an art gallery space. Owner Judith Edwin had long envisioned a place where she could sell teas and things, hang art as well as other ideas before contacting Rock Collective members about having their event at the location.
Held only every second Friday monthly, the organizers have found a way to keep it very simple and easy for anyone to feel comfortable. Using only text messages, their Facebook page posts and word-of-mouth grassroots advertising, their normal location at The Frenchtown Deli usually only has standing room only by the end of the night.
The next event will be held on Friday, July 10, 2015 again at the Teahouse. To get notified monthly by mobile text as a Rock Lounge event reminder, send a text message with your name to 340-642-5851 asking to join the reminder list.
See more photos from the first night at the teahouse here, on their Facebook page, check out a few below and visit their website for more info at www.therockcollective.com.
Jazz Lovers Living the Sweet Life Sundays at Fat Turtle Restaurant
About sixty–five persons relaxed to the smooth sounds of local jazz by the sea at the Fat Turtle Restaurant, Sunday afternoon, during one of the multiple open air free music events on the island of St. Thomas. Located in Yacht Haven Grande, Fat Turtle now features the "Sweetlife Jazz Band" from 5:00 – 8:00 pm on Sundays for "Jazz by the Sea" as part of something new and different for local or visiting jazz lovers.
At around 3:30 pm, Hughley Prince, the band's drummer arrived and began setting up. "We'll be here every week and start at 5:00 pm," he stated. "We used to play from four to seven, but then realized that the crowd arrives later," he added. Encouraging people to stay and listen, he shared a little more about the band who one by one starting arriving.
Soon afterward, you could hear the keys on the piano played by Louis Taylor, a retired school music teacher and well-known local jazz master. Next, bass player Rhett Simmonds strolled in followed by the band's lead singer Jerry Harris, also known for his performances around the island.
Performing classics like Lean on Me; Loving You; S'Wonderful; and other crowd favorites, it did not take long before they had thae crowd singing and swinging along. Even though the four have been playing there on Sundays since right after Easter, people are still only just finding out. Ayesha Morris, who was in the area and just passed by to have a drink, shared her thoughts.
"A friend texted me that it happens every Sunday, but tonight was my first time experiencing it first hand," she said. "The music was light and soothing," she continued.
Located just a five minute walk away from Havensight Mall and cruise ship dock, all throughout the year there are yachts docked right over the restaurant's side which also overlooks the Charlotte Amalie harbour. Near an open seating area that joins other neighboring restaurants in the duty free retail village, Fat Turtle is a popular favorite among travellers and locals alike featuring seafood, salads, gourmet pizzas, and exotic frozen drinks.
For more information on the Sweetlife Jazz Band, go down and check them out on Sunday afternoons at the Fat Turtle in Yacht Haven Grande.
Savan's Caretakers Returning Home to Organize
GrassrootsVI News – Savan's Caretakers Returning Home to Organize
By DaraMonifah Cooper
Off-island 'Savanero', Iffat Walker walked through areas of Savan taking photos, video, talking to anyone and recruiting support both within and from around the community as part of the initial research stages for a clean-up and revitalization initiative set to initially kick-off in July. Her passion for her Virgin Islands' neighborhood, and all of the family that still lives there, keeps her coming home regularly to visit and help build.
In addition to the research work done within the neighborhood itself, she also met with agencies and individuals who agreed to partner with the initiative in general support of re-building the community's self-pride. After the first community meeting and a few initial networking meetings, including those with the Enterprise Zone Commission at the VI Economic Development Authority Director, Nadine Marchena Kean, and the University of the Virgin Islands Cooperative Extension Service's (UVICES) District Supervisor, Dr. Louis E. Petersen, Jr., Iffat is further encouraged to continue with her research and outreach efforts.
Knowing that it takes a village, Iffat sought out the assistance of others who are already known for having similar or related missions. "It's not my intention to reinvent the wheel. People here have already been doing this work and I'm just trying to help them work together better," she stated. As one of the suggestions from young men in the neighborhood interested in having a community garden, Iffat also met with Albion "Chico" George of the UVICES office who is known for his work with starting up various community and school gardens.
Also seeking youth insight and support, she reached out to the Sankofa Saturdays Youth Cultural Education Initiative and was able to appear on their radio show as well as have footage taken and donated by their youth media team.
With challenges ranging from individual to organizational, she noted that there are a range of potential support systems needed and Iffat is determined to do whatever she can to use her community organizational, networking, professional and personal skills to rally others to give it another try collaboratively.
"Some have given up hope or were basically discouraged to continue due to a number of challenges, so we're seeking that information as well as intend to be creative with forming solutions to those previous and current challenges," she continued.
As one of the managing administrators for Community Action Now, Inc., a Georgia based organization; this is more than just another project for Iffat. She has a personal vested interest in the Savan area. "Many of the people walking around in Savan are my family," she noted, also mentioning the need to change the negative impression some have of the area. "With Savan being the neighborhood in basically the center of Charlotte Amalie town, it would benefit the entire community to have it restored to better reflect its original reputation. The historical significance of Savan spans decades of stories with it being the first organized neighborhood for local businesses and activity," she added.
Iffat noted that many Virgin Islanders are interested in returning home both to visit and to live, but like her, they are doing what they can from off island to help restore it first. With regular initiatives like the Department of Tourism's territory-wide clean ups and all other organizations and individuals who regularly make their contributions on island or online, the air of hope and determination are building. With the assistance of those both on and off island, the Savan area and the Virgin Islands is prepped to becoming a cleaner, safer and more productive environment for residents and visitors alike.
For more information on this initiative, contact Iffat Walker at firstname.lastname@example.com or check out the Proud to Be A Savanero Facebook group page and the main organization's website based in Georgia. Photos are available here.
How Branford Marsalis Parker's WUVI Experience Transformed his Mission
Branford Marsalis Parker came to the University of the Virgin Islands (UVI) as an exchange student from Chicago with the intention of building his photography and videography portfolio. He ended up being the main recruiter for students in the University's Communications area and WUVI student radio station.
When he originally moved into the dorms on UVI's St. Thomas campus, Branford's initial personal goal was to work on his mission of building his own digital media resume. Instead, when his website class got cancelled, he ended up enrolling into a radio production class. Not really being interested in broadcast journalism, Branford found himself redefining his purpose and recreating his mission. He would use his new personal connections with the Communications students and radio club to give himself more practice with his craft.
His motivation quickly increased while merging efforts with Michael "DJ Temp" McFarlane, who Parker credits for getting him involved with the radio station and Communications program. As time passed, he forced himself to be more social and started speaking to people that he normally would normally not have approached, with his common random question, "Do you wanna join the media club?"
Soon, he became the President of the WUVI 4-H Collegiate Media Club, recruiting students into the media club, radio station backup crew and Communications Department at every given opportunity. He was then offered the position as the WUVI Student Radio Station Production Manager. Combining his new responsibilities, he saw opportunities unfold not only for himself, but for fellow classmates, non-communications major students in the club as well as collectively as a student radio station.
Parker was largely responsible for organizing, hosting or assisting with on campus social events that helped to make the student population more aware and supportive of the Media club and radio station. His largest organizational accomplishment, and quite possibly the most well attended student event for the semester, was having a standing room only event called 'Wildin' Out'.
As Production Manager, Parker's responsibilities included editing and finalizing all radio audio prior to airing, assisting with social media posting. He created commercials, promos and edited shows for uploading to the WUVI SoundCloud digital archive site.
As if being the on call photographer, videographer and President of the club, adding audio editing seemed to round off all of the digital media work he had originally hoped to build on. His mission redefined, Branford Marsalis Parker unknowingly worked himself into being the MVP of the University of the Virgin Island's WUVI Student Radio Station.


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The horrifying incident happened on the A14 near the north-east Italian city of Ancona.
The victims are believed to be a married couple whose Nissan was crushed as it drove underneath.
Italian media has reported their bodies have been recovered from the wreckage.
Two highway workers were also reportedly injured.
It is in a region is a popular holiday destination, with thousands of Brits flocking there every year.
A witness, who saw the terrifying incident unfold as he was driving, said: "We realised that there was in a car with people. Terrible.
"We are saved by a miracle: a lady in front of me was really shaken, stopped 10 meters from the bridge. And it all happened suddenly."
The collapse reportedly happened when a temporary structure that was holding the bridge fell.
Works had been ongoing to extend the road from two lanes to three.
Police and firefighters remain at the scene.


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Every Duke student who has lived on East Campus since 2002 has heard of Eco-Olympics. I say it's time to spread the competitive energy and engage the rest of campus.
In its current form, Eco-Olympics is held every Fall for several weeks. It pits freshman dorms against one another in a competition that awards points for energy reduction, events attendance and recycling. The winning dorm gets T-shirts and ice cream.
The campus-wide version will require some tweaking to this model and a new name, but it offers the following benefits: a) It will build community spirit. b) It will engage non-residential populations. c) It will provide incentive to participate in existing programs. And d) it will put real data into the public domain.
Let's look at each point.
Mundane activities like recycling your office paper, turning off the lights or commuting to the office aren't necessarily fun by themselves. Right now, you might be inclined to do them out of habit, because it's convenient or because you derive satisfaction from doing things that are socially acceptable and encouraged. Now, if you get a group of friends or colleagues together, these activities can become a bonding experience. Get yourself a rival, and the passion to achieve naturally gets kicked up a notch. An Eco-Olympics for all of Duke should provide both the "Kumbaya" kind of community building and the kind of community bonding that only rivalry-leading-to-positive-social-change can build. Plus, this would be a program we could totally brag about!
Next, Duke University is composed of some 15,000 undergraduate and graduate students, only about 10 percent of whom are freshmen living on East Campus. That means there is a significant, untapped population just waiting to be engaged.
At a graduate student retreat in January, students in a roundtable discussion on sustainability from such schools as the Fuqua School of Business and Sanford School for Public Policy were like, "Yea, I would want to compete against other schools at Duke, but I also need to know that my actions are making a difference." Staff members want in, too; I know they do, and well, fine, we can let the professors play as well.
Which brings me to the next point: incentive. This is not about grades, but about points, and it runs both ways. On the competitor side there is also glory, a sense of moral righteousness and camaraderie (we'll get to prizes in a second). On the University side, the competition would highlight existing programs like carpool incentives and award points for enrolling members. It could also measure tons of trash diverted to recycling programs or percentage reductions in energy or water use due to conservation measures or changes in behavior.
Finally, and most importantly, the real data that is already being tracked by the service sectors of the University would be used, displayed, digested and owned by everyone.
It's time to open the floodgates and let the data out!
Facilities Management is migrating its data to a user-friendly platform that will have limited access and that should be out of beta in a couple months. This data could be easily mined and stripped of cost-sensitive information for display on dashboards across campus. (On a side note: Dashboards are not new, and it's a shame we don't have any yet. Let's get on that.) The competition data can also be available through an online portal so users can interact with it.
Some work will have to be done to migrate other data streams—like waste and recycling tonnage—to the existing metered utility data, but this is an investment worth making if Duke is serious about all aspects of sustainability. And I think we are.
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The detractors to this egalitarian proposal might mention that Sustainable Duke already engages the community by sending out Green Devil Challenges to members of the Duke community who have signed the sustainability pledge. I counter: These challenges are voluntary and do not measure action, but they are a good start and should be included in the competition.
Despite the myriad benefits of a University-wide Eco-Olympics, this program will likely cost money. We should evaluate the associated costs, with the understanding that we will reap the rewards of the investment with positive publicity (hard to quantify monetarily), decreased operating expenses and lower cost of offsets in 2024, the date set for carbon neutrality. The community is also likely to learn a great deal in the process. Knowledge in the service of society....
But wait, there's more; I haven't gotten to prizes yet. They should be good—more than, but also including a trophy—certainly more than T-shirts and ice cream. That is all. Discuss.
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