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WORMS constitute one of the most common disorders of children and people imagine that if worms are expelled their children will be cured. Several medicines are given to the children (taken by adults too) for the removal of these worms from the stomach and bowels. They again grow and they are again removed by medicines. They are worried over these worms. Worms grow only when there is suitable condition for them to thrive, otherwise they cannot.
Dr. Hahnemann writes in Materia Medica Pura, vol. I, under Cina, '......this much is true, that when they are present in large numbers, the cause of this is always some morbid condition of the body, namely, the evolution of psora, and unless this be cured, though large numbers of lumbrici may be expelled by Cina, they are soon reproduced. Hence by such forcible expulsion of worms not only is nothing gained, but such improper treatment if persisted in often ends in the death of tortured children.'
Dr. Hering writes in Homoeopathic Domestic Physician, (pp. 292-4), '... drugs that expel worms affect the abdomen in such a manner that the consequences appear many years after. First, it is to be considered that almost all children have worms, sometimes before they are born, and that it is frequently a sign of a dangerous disease when these worms pass off spontaneously; secondly, that what these worms subsist upon in the body is more hurtful than the worms themselves. Almost all the symptoms attributed to worms may arise from some general disease in the system, which has a tendency to increase them, especially if aided by an unwise mode of living.' Read Jahr's Forty Years' Practice (pp. 140-41 and 338-40).
He gives two cases: (1) A child complained of slight pain in the bowels and was suddenly attacked by convulsions which terminated fatally. A postmortem examination revealed two large lumbrici, lodged in the cystic duct, thus causing an obstruction to the passage of bile. (Cystic duct = the gall-bladder has a duct called cystic duct, which by joining with the hepatic duct forms the common bile duct). (2) A child had dysenteric diarrhoea, on the ninth day of which a violent intestinal haemorrhage set in quite suddenly of which the patient died in 24 hours. A post-mortem examination showed no ulcers in the colon; it appeared that the haemorrhage proceeded from the duodenum and the duodenum was found to be very much distended by a small ball of lumbrici lying immediately above the coagulum and several other balls in the ileum. The worms, by gnowing through the walls of the intestine, had wounded the arterial twig. Hence there was haemorrhage, from which the patient died.
In one of the medical exhibitions arranged in the Stanley Medical College, Madras, the author had seen 376 roundworms, each 5 to 7 inches long in a glass jar. It was explained that a girl of fourteen had all these roundworms in the intestines and they were removed by operation.
We shall send such cases to surgeons. Surgery is necessary for us. We are friends of all doctors of all systems of medicine.
Psora is the chief cause. Damp unhealthy atmosphere; all circumstances which favour an accumulation of mucus in the intestinal canal; excessive acidity in the stomach; eating of mud; vegetables grown with the manure of dogs and pigs; contaminated vegetables used unwashed; drinking of polluted water; eating of spoiled meat, unripe fruits, stored food, decayed foods; using more sugar. When children are fed too much of sugar or jaggery, on cakes, or similar articles of hurtful nature; mother, whilst nursing, overloads her stomach with meat, fish, salted or fat things.
(i) Small threadworms (Oxyuris Vermicularis). They usually occupy the rectum. It is thread-like, white, it is one-sixth to one-half inch in length, the male worm being much smaller than the female. It gives rise to an intolerable itching and burning about the anus and rectum, which prevents the child from sleeping sometimes, and makes it very cross and fretful, and almost beside itself; constipation and tenesmus; depraved appetite; rubbing and picking of the nose; foul breath, etc. The local irritation may spread to vagina in little girls or the worms themselves may crawl down there, and give rise to inflammatory state of the parts and in mucous or bloody discharge. A long threadworm, usually found in the large intestine, is about two inches in length and gives rise to few or no symptoms by which its presence can be known. Dr. Guernsey.
(ii) Dr. Guernsey writes in his Obstetrics, (pp. 896-9): The ascaris lumbricoides (long roundworm) bears some resemblance to the common earthworm. It inhabits chiefly the small intestines, but sometimes visits the stomach, and is vomited out, or the lower bowels and is voided with the stool, and even visits other situations, such as gall-bladder, oesophagus and the air passages. It varies in length from six to twelve inches. Symptoms: Diminished sleep, with tossing about, groaning, and grinding of teeth; foetid breath; great thirst; enlargement of the abdomen; now voracious hunger, and now aversion to food; diarrhoea, with slimy stools, or constipation, or alternation of these states; tenesmus; itching of the anus; sometimes nervous symptoms, even chorea and convulsions. A dry and hacking cough.'(Read pp. 358-9 of Dr. Nash's book for a perfect picture of a wormy child).
(iii) 'The tapeworm (taenia) exists in the small intestines and varies in length from five to thirty feet, being from one to five lines broad. It consists principally of a series of jointed segments. Its existence is usually not suspected until portions of the worm are passed with evacuations. There is constant craving for food, pain in the stomach, loss of flesh and debility, and itching above the nose and anus.'-Dr. Guernsey. Dr. Hartlaub writes, 'The worms (roundworms) unite in clusters in different parts of the bowels, in the walls of which, when they move or feed, they cause an irritation, which occasions pinching pains, especially around the navel.
The lumbricoides (roundworms) - sometimes pass into the nasal passages. It enters the bile duct and obstructs the flow of bile, causing jaundice. In typohoid fever they make ulcers in the intestines. Dr. Nash cured a case of typhoid fever with Cina.
The diet should be carefully regulated, easily digestible, and nutritious. Pastry and sweetmeats should be avoided.
Treatment : biochemic
Dr. Schuessler in his Abridged Manual (25th ed.) writes, 'Natrum phos. is of use in the case of threadworms by destroying the excess of lactic acid which is the cause of these worms. For roundworms, Natrum mur.'
Dr. Carey writes, 'Natrum phos.: the principal remedy for all kinds of worms to destroy the excess of lactic acid upon which the worms live. Symptoms of acidity, in children with pain in the bowels, picking of the nose, itching of the anus, restless sleep or grinding of the teeth are all signs of worms. A steady course of this remedy is necessary. Alternate Natrum phos. with Kali mur. Kali mur is for small white threadworms, with itching in anus, white tongue, etc.'
Ferrum phosphoricum
Intestinal worms, with passing of undigested food. Fever in worm troubles.
Dr. Boericke and Dr. Dewey in their book, Twelve Tissue Remedies, (p. 346) write: Calcarea fluor. Intestinal, long, round or threadworms with characteristic symptoms of acidity, or picking of the nose, occasional squinting. Pain in the bowels, restless sleep. Itching of the anus, especially at night in bed, face white about the mouth or nose. Grinding of the teeth in children. Pinworms. This remedy probably acts by destroying the excess of lactic acid which seems to be necessary for the life of these worms.
Cina maritima 200
Cina produces a perfect picture of the wormy child. The patient is cross, irritable, has a sickly pale face with dark rings about the eyes. The child grinds its teeth during sleep. It also picks or bores at the nose with its finger. The sleep is restless and attended by crying out. It has a tendency to convulsions. There is canine hunger. There is jerking of the hands and feet and a milky urine. Cina is most powerful for the elimination of roundworms. Cina so far corrects abdominal organs and so far tones up the abdominal ganglia that the mucous membrane of the alimentary tract pour forth a normal secretion, and the worms, no longer having a proper food on which to subsist, die and are expelled. Dr. Farrington.
Dr. Hahnemann's Materia Medica Pura, Part 1, (p. 481), symptom 75: Cina - Several lumbrici come up through the child's mouth. Dr. Lippe: Cina - Discharge of lumbrici and of ascarides. Dr. Allen writes that Cina works on ascarides (threadworms).
Sulphur 200
As there is no use of merely expelling the worms and as the disordered condition of the system which is favourable for the development and support of the worms has to be corrected, we have to treat them with anti-psoric remedies. After giving two doses of Cina 200, Sulphur 200 may be tried. Dr. Hahnemann's Chronic Diseases (p. 1568), symptoms 891-6: Ascarides pass with the stool. Frequent passage of single ascaride. The ascarides cause itching in the rectum. Lumbrici pass off after violent pains in the abdomen, with a hard stool. Tapeworm discharged with a hard stool, etc. Then after eight days, give Calcarea carb. 200, which has double the action of Cina. Calcarea removes the excessive acid condition. So it improves the condition of the patient and worms disappear. Never give Sulphur after Calcarea carb., as it works havoc. If they have to be repeated, give a dose of Lycopodium and repeat Sulphur first and after six weeks, Calcarea carb. Calcarea is a very valuable remedy to eradicate the disposition to worms. Even Calcarea carb. can remove ascarides and tapeworm.
Lycopodium clavatum
Worms, with much rumbling in the bowels or red sand in the urine. Itching about the anus.
Mercurius solubilis
Worms creep out of the anus, and can be seen on the perineum and buttocks, at night in bed. Lumbricoides escape easily and freely; the abdomen is hard and distended.
Itching of the anus, nose and ears; much pain in the abdomen. It removes lumbrici and tapeworms.
Spigelia anthelmia
For worms when the child refers to the navel as the most painful part. The action of the heart seems unusually violent. Very pale face and yellow margin around the eyes.
Teucrium marum verum
Crawling in rectum after stool. Crawling and violent sticking in anus, in evening in bed. Ascarides, with creeping and itching and nightly restlessness.
stupefies the worms. The child has spells of abdominal pain, during which it wishes to lean over something hard for relief. This is a reliable keynote for Stannum.
There are other remedies -Aconite, Caladium, Nux vom., etc.
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Comparative study of seven polychrests - Lycopodium, Silica, Thuja, Medorrhinum, Natrium muriaticum, Kali carbonicum and Lachesis - covering thirty years of Candegabe's practical experience. The study focusses on the mind symptoms of each remedy. After a general description, Candegabe, as Masi and Mangialavori, organises the rubrics according to themes, which are then presented in a schematic diagram. The last part of the book compares the remedies mainly with other polychrests. A successful and inspirational work, which deepens our understanding of these major polychrests.
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All English-speaking homoeopaths are aware that some of the most important homoeopathic remedies have their origin in Latin America. Because of the barrier of language, far fewer realise to what extent some of the most important work in homoeopathy also comes from that subcontinent.
In this comparative study of thirty-seven remedies, Dr Eugenio Candegabe displays how the materia medica may be reconstructed through the mental symptoms of the repertory, so as to find the remedy whose action most closely corresponds to the dynamic totality of an individual patient's life. These reconstructions are always substantiated in the provings from which the repertory symptoms were originally extracted.
The book is structured around seven principal chapters, each based on a major polychrest. Each chapter opens with a detailed description of the remedy, presenting all the rubrics that may in some way add to its fullest possible image. This is followed by a comprehensive synthesis of the symptomatology, summarising in a schematic diagram those few interrelated rubrics which best define the character of that remedy. These outstanding symptoms - not less than five or more than ten of them - are termed the Minimum Characteristic Syndrome.
Each chapter is completed by a differential analysis of the remedy against numerous other remedies whose own most significant features closely overlap the Minimum Characteristic Syndrome of the polychrest in question. The reader is reminded throughout that the value of symptoms will also be influenced by the miasmatic elements present within the case. This is a rigorous process by which the search for the simillimum is simplified and facilitated.
Eugenio Federico Candegabe qualified in medicine at the University of Buenos Aires in 1949. His interest in homoeopathy began as a result of successful homoeopathic treatment of members of his family, and in 1954 he went on to study the subject under his great mentor, Dr Tomas Pablo Paschero, with whom he subsequently worked closely.
He was a founding member of the Argentine School of Homoeopathic Medicine in Buenos Aires, serving as Professor of Materia Medica from 1971 until 1986, when he was nominated Emeritus Professor. Dr Candegabe has travelled extensively in Europe and North and South America to teach and lecture on homoeopathy.
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Glen Dupree has created a logical, comprehensive and indispensible guide for using homeopathy on sustainable livestock farms, with extensive discussion of the most common maladies and a valuable list of common homeopathic remedies and their specific uses for livestock. Specific discussion and remedies are included for ailments such as breeding difficulties, colic, digestive system ailments, displaced abomasums, eye problems, gastrointestinal issues, musculoskeletal problems, parasites, prolapses, and respiratory tract conditions.
Worms present a significant production threat to grazing cattle with infection costing the industry millions of pounds a year. The main worms affecting cattle are stomach, gut worms and lungworms commonly termed roundworms (nematodes)and tapeworms (cestodes). Liver fluke (trematodes) are covered in a separate section.
Common worms in cattle: Brown stomach worms (Ostertagia ostertagi); Barberpole worms (Haemonchus contortus; h. placei; Small stomach worms (Trichostrongylus axei); Threadnecked intestinal worms (Nematodirus spathiger; N. helvetianua)
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In this practical and fascinating manual, the theories and principles of classic homeopathy are specifically tailored to organic livestock production systems. By applying these principles, farmers can have an impact on the health of their animal species that will produce beneficial effects far beyond the patient. Writing for both organic farmers and homeopaths, Dr. Dupree has created a logical, comprehensive and indispensible guide for using homeopathy on sustainable livestock farms, with extensive discussion of the most common maladies and a valuable list of common homeopathic remedies and their specific uses for livestock. Homeopathy in Organic Livestock Production will help farmers recognize symptom complexes and take the logical steps to move from patient to remedy, regardless of the species, ailment or type of farm involved.
This book is written for two diverse groups, the homeopaths and the organic farmers - with the intent to bring each group to a comfortable knowledge level so that the two fields are brought together in a logical and comprehensive manner for the benefit of all the livestock under their care.
Specific discussion and natural remedies are included for ailments such as breeding difficulties, colic, digestive system ailments, displaced abomasums, eye problems, gastrointestinal issues, musculoskeletal problems, parasites, prolapses, and respiratory tract conditions. Homeopathy in Organic Livestock Production is a hands-on guide that will bring huge benefits for anyone at any level of the industry, whether raising livestock on a large or small scale, for profit or pleasure.
The Homeopathic Proving of Earth Worm by Dr Louis Klein
Earthworms form herds and make "group decisions"
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What species has had the greatest impact on the planet? Author Christopher Lloyd has been trying to answer the question for his new book What on Earth Evolved?. Mr Lloyd outlines his research.
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It is my favorite subject and I am also working on it.
I have just completed my book in urdu language. "pait kay keeray aur inka homeopathic ilaj."
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very informative Dr.Saraswat...
Nice article Dr .Simple and informative .Keep it up
Dear Dr. Ravindra Thank you very much for this great sharing. This is really very help full for the Homeopaths. I like your articles very much.
Thanks Debby & Dr Kuldip Singh...
An elaborate and comprehensive article on worms covering all aspects. Worm infestation is the commonest disorder among children and this article provides a very useful information on this subject.
This most interesting article good easily apply to animals who contract worms. Why do dogs and cats need worm medication annually if homeopathic remedies may do the trick?
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My favourite flower is probably the water lily, probably because it's the first ever plant I bought, for myself, with my own money for my first pond, which I dug, all by myself, when a young lad.
It was a light pink water lily; I would have liked a red one but my pocket money couldn't stretch to that, so I made do with a pink one. And a bare-rooted one at that – they didn't sell them in baskets in those days!
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As I had hoped, the water lilies have survived the attention of the now-departed ducks and the recent hot sunny weather has made them all come into bloom. They'll continue to flower, now, until well into September when the water starts to cool and the sun begins to weaken.
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OCEANSIDE, N.Y. (WCBS 880/AP) – Prosecutors on Long Island have charged a landscaper with mixing hazardous materials into the garden mulch he was selling to customers.
Victor Liotta was facing arraignment Monday on several environmental charges, as well as scheming to defraud. He could face 4 years in jail if convicted.
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The most recent news about the threat of New North Korean Missiles is that North Korea has shifted two new short range missile launchers towards its eastern region. The alarming reality has Seoul on red alert according to a Aljazeera news. It is quite apparent that the Premier of North Korea doesn't like the United States of America or for that matter its ally, South Korea.
The ongoing tension between the two belligerent states of North and South Korea has set the remaining population of East Asia on tenterhooks. With Pyongyang building up its arsenal of missiles and weapon heads the southerners are beginning to get wary. Although North Korea has time after time tested missiles, one never knows when the Premier's temper may flare up and cause a possible war. The memories of the previous century's Korean War are too fresh to do away with the danger signals.
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Apparently, the North Koreans were irritated over the joint military exercises of the US and their southern neighbors. The response to this was to set up missile launchers in the direction of Seoul. President Obama has expressed doubts about whether they were able to fit nuclear warheads on their missiles. Meanwhile a message came from North Korea. It said that "the US should not think about denuclearization on the peninsula before the world is denuclearized."
The policy of do-as-I-say-don't-do-as-I-do has harmed the image of the United States. Countries like North Korea and Iran are surging ahead in their efforts to make nuclear deterrence facilities. When they are questioned the obvious answer is that either the world should be rid of nuclear weapons or else they ought to be allowed to do their own thing. They furthermore criticize that US imperialism is the biggest arsenal-holder of nuclear weapons.
The competition between nations has engendered a nuclear arms race that despite the end of the Cold War has not subsided. Rather it has been shifted from the macro-level to the micro-level.
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Luxford has completed final commissioning of a new materials handling installation at major skin and hide export producer A.H. Hides & Skins Australia, at North Laverton, Victoria.
The installation is very innovative and a first for Australia and the skin and hide sector.
The Luxford system initially involves loading salted cured hides onto a wide purpose-built conveyor. At the end of the conveyor, an operator efficiently loads hides onto an X458 overhead chain conveyor system that utilises a specially-designed hide hook system.
Once on the overhead conveyor system the individual hides are gradually raised to an ergonomically-designed height at which time the hides are given a final trim and inspection.
At the grading station an operator removes the head pieces and grades the hides into five classes via an adjacent control panel.
Hides, whilst continuously moving on the overhead conveyor, are then accurately weighed as they pass through a weigh station. Custom-written software combines the information on the hide grade and weight to determine at which drop-off point the hides are released.
The conveyor then moves the hides to twelve weigh drop-off stations, where they fall onto handling tables, corresponding to the various weight ranges. The individual drop-off station tables are immediately adjacent to shipping pallets - minimising the walking distance required to load pallets.
This system automatically grades hides to a narrow weight range in order to better determine the quality and the mix of hides received from suppliers and also allows A.H. Hides more flexibility to meet the requirement individual customers.
According to A.H. Hides managing director Neville Moses, with the conveying and weighing system that Luxford had installed, productivity and labour utilisation had improved dramatically.
"I can now not only meet my individual customers hide requirements quickly and efficiently, but we can now also process significantly more hides in a day in less time and with less labour. This will give us lower costs and the ability to better compete on the global market."
This system is one of three recent projects that Luxford has installed in the Victorian skin and hide sector in the past two years.


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Fast contact and e-mail searches. Social media links for all contacts. Rich, automatically-generated profile info. Seamless integration with Outlook. Free version.
Potential information overload. Minor performance hit.
Bottom Line
It may display too much information at times, but Xobni is a must-have Outlook plug-in.
If you're like most professionals working in Microsoft Office ($499 direct, ), you spend hours a day in Outlook, the touchstone of the modern professional work day, managing your e-mail, appointments, and contacts. But as indispensible as Outlook is, none of us are completely happy with it. That's where Xobni (Free, $29.99 Plus version) comes in, a free Outlook plug-in that helps you search faster, communicate better, and just get more done. I have been using it for months and find it the best way to wade through mountains of e-mail and my cacophony of contacts.
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With any Outlook plug-in, one concern is speed. Outlook is already a monster application, and adding more features seems like a good way to slow it down. Still, Xobni had remarkably little effect on Outlook on my Core 2 Duo laptop with 3GB of RAM running Windows 7. I wouldn't run Xobni with anything less in terms of hardware, although the software will work with Outlook 2007 and Windows XP just fine. The app re-indexes once a day in the background and although it added a few seconds to Outlook's start up time, I didn't find it anything to be too concerned about.
Xobni is classic freemium software. You can download the free version and install it in under five minutes, but you'll only be able to index one .PST file (a file in which e-mail data is stored), and the free search features are relatively limited. The free version is definitely worth a download, but the $29.99 version offers a lot more features. For example, Xobni Plus lets you filter results by date, folder, subject, and more. You can search appointments and tasks as well; think of it as "universal search" within Outlook. Xobni Plus comes with one year of tech support. Note: BlackBerry users can also download Xonbi for use on their mobile phones, but I haven't had the chance to test that yet.
Once installed, the Xobni interface docks to left hand side of your Outlook window. There is a large search window at the top. Just type in a name or keyword and the software displays results in seconds, usually including Xobni profiles.
These profiles have a few key features. The most obvious is a headshot of just about anyone that sends you an e-mail, pulled from a contact's LinkedIn, Facebook, or Twitter profile (you can also check out their social media pages). Outlook's social connectors offer a similar feature, but Xobni's integration is much richer. It's a small thing, but being able to actually see the faces of the people you e-mail makes communication much more intimate.
Search Outlook and Actually Find Stuff
Perhaps the most impressive feature in Xobni is faster search. Since upgrading to Office 2010, I have been longing for the fast, accurate searches that I once ran with Google Desktop (Free, ) Outlook 2010 isn't compatible with Google Desktop, but it does work with Xobni. Better still, Xobni searches aren't just fast. They automatically pull up not only contacts, but also conversations with that person, files and links exchanged, and even the contact's network.
And then there are the relatively useless, but nonetheless fascinating features that comprise Email Analytics. For example, after indexing your inbox, the software will let you know who you correspond with most and assign each contact a ranking. The person I correspond with most, not surprisingly, is my boss Lance Ulanoff. The software will also chart the times of day that we correspond most often, and keep a running count of our e-mail exchanges. I have sent him 3,113 emails and he has sent me 3,564 emails.
I'm not certain of Email Analytics' usefulness, but the numbers definitely make for some for entertaining data crunching. The company wisely build hooks in that let you e-mail or tweet these stats to build awareness of its product.
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The one fault with Xobni is that all of this information can overwhelm the user. Sometimes you just want the last e-mail your boss sent you; you'll get it, but you also get his profile, a chart of your e-mail history, and every link or file you've sharedfar more data than you needed. Still, once you get used the interface, these features are nice to have.
Xobni's most direct competitor is Outlook itself. The 2010 release includes threaded conversations, and access to social media profiles, although the latter are pretty paltry compared to Xobni. In time, I expect just about everything Xonbi does will be built into Outlook. Until then, downloading the free version is a no-brainer. And paying for Xobni Plus is money well-spent. Xobni is an Editors' Choice productivity tool that every Outlook user ought to consider.
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This site contains the municipalities (townships, cities and counties) in southern Ontario that have either passed resolutions as "unwilling wind turbine hosts" (shown in red) or have formally expressed some sort of concern with Ontario's Green Energy Act (shown in yellow).
To compile the list, we have had to simplify the range of resolutions approved by municipalities into a common position and this requires a review of the actual wording of the motions. To be included as an 'Unwilling Host', it is necessary for the municipal resolution to indicate two things – no current support for future wind turbine developments and some phrasing that indicates that the statement relates to their community. It is not necessary to use the specific phrase, 'Unwilling Host' in the resolution. Our definition would include not supporting additional wind developments until some condition is met, i.e. health studies or capacity requirements.
This site uses Google Maps as a foundation, so you can use your mouse to pan and zoom and so on. When you move the mouse over a municipality its name will appear above the map along with its status. I also display counters for the totals, unwillings and others. The map itself has no clickable areas.
Off to the right of the map is an alphabetical listing of all the unwillings, with the counties listed first.
In addition to the red unwillings and the yellow concerneds I have also placed a number of olive (they almost blend in) municipalities on the map that have to date expressed no formal objection. They are there mostly as placeholders in case they do something in the future (it was easier to do an entire county at once).
These boundaries are approximate, as the actual boundaries are in some cases pretty jagged. And sometimes there are gaps and overlaps - I'm working to clean these up as time permits. If you see some boundary that is significantly in error, please let me know.
I'd like to thank the good people at Wind Concerns Ontario for gathering and maintaining this information, and especially Warren Howard, who has been very helpful in getting this map to be as accurate as it can be. If you see something we're missing or have noted incorrectly, please let me know. Ontario Wind Resistance also keeps a listing, which I use as a cross-reference.
I'll be working on improving the presentation as well as adding projects as I get the time. If you have requests, either for new/better functions, or something that doesn't work, or adding/correcting the list of unwilling hosts please send me an email and let me know. Thanks for looking. And don't forget my other sites, Wind Farm Realities, Amherst Island Wind Info and Ontario Wind Turbines.


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You don't have to go on the Atkins diet plan to appreciate the positive aspects of a higher protein diet program. The daily food intake that is detailed beneath contains 1250 kCal in total, and would therefore be appropriate for someone with 45 kg of lean bodyweight—such as a 60 kg female with 25% bodyfat—who wants to shed weight at a price of ¼-½ kg a week (the maximum protected rate). For example, a 150-pound woman who desires to shed weight or avert weight achieve need to eat roughly 90-100 grams of protein a day.
Power – despite the fact that carbohydrates are the body's preferred fuel supply, about 10 per cent of energy is obtained from protein. The beauty of protein is that with so many tasty choices, receiving your everyday dose is a straightforward pleasure. It really is easy to tell if you are a protein type simply ask yourself what types of foods you would rather eat all through the day. Okay, that may be disputed, but what all the protien hypers ought to truly not forget, and this post should not have omitted, is that protein is digested by the kidneys, and if you have kidney issues or weak kidney function, you should be cautious with them.
According to the American Heart Association and the National Institutes of Health, as small as 50-60 grams of protein is adequate for most adults. For instance, a typical three-ounce beef hamburger, which is small by American requirements, consists of about 22 grams of protein and 20 grams of fat. It is difficult to envision you are on a diet when the meals is this good, and I would heartily advocate this book to anybody following a low carb diet plan.
The concept of volumetrics" tells us that, simply because higher-protein foods have a tendency to be dense, they do not take up significantly space in the stomach, meaning we want to eat far more calories before our stomach receptors sense that we're full. After you totally comprehend the philosophy behind a totally free higher protein low carb diet plan, you will come across particular factors that you need to handle when you go on your life altering track. Black bean burritos make a quick meal when time is brief, or they can be produced ahead and refrigerated for lunches and straightforward immediate snacks.
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Puhakka Defends Three-Meter Title, Sweeps Springboard Diving Events at NCAAs
March 25, 2005
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. - Junior All-American diver Joona Puhakka made Sun Devil and Pac-10 diving history Friday evening on the three-meter springboard at the 2005 NCAA Men's Swimming and Diving Championships held at the University Aquatic Center on the campus of the University of Minnesota. The ASU swimming and diving team completed the second day of competition in 18th-place with 40 points.
Puhakka, who took the one-meter springboard title Thursday, hit the boards in preliminary action earlier this afternoon where he lead the field with a score of 205.85, putting him first heading into the finals Friday night. Puhakka scored a 645.20 in the finals of the three-meter event, topping the competition by a little more than 14 points to claim his second NCAA title in as many days and defend his crown earned in 2004.
With the springboard event sweep, Puhakka becomes the first male student-athlete in ASU history to win multiple individual national titles in the same year. He is the first student-athlete since ASU women's swimmer Beata Kaszuba in 1995 (100, 200 breaststroke) to earn the honor. Puhakka and Kaszuba are joined by former ASU gymnast Jackie Brummer (1986 - all-around, beam) as the only three Sun Devil athletes to win multiple individual titles in the same year. Puhakka, who already solidified his name in the Pac-10 records books this season, claimed another conference first as he became the first Pac-10 diver to win both the one-meter and three-meter NCAA titles. He made history in the swimming and diving program in 2003, becoming the first man to win two national championships in a career.
Puhakka's resume now includes four national titles (one-meter, 2003, 2005; three-meter, 2004, 2005), six NCAA Zone E Diving Regional titles (one-meter, 2003, 2004, 2005; three-meter, 2003, 2004, 2005) and six Pac-10 Championships (one-meter, 2003, 2004, 2005; three-meter, 2003, 2004, 2005).
The 2005 NCAA Men's Swimming and Diving Championships concludes Saturday with the Sun Devils seeing action in the 200 breaststroke, 200 butterfly and platform diving on the final day of competition.
Junior Leonardo Martins takes to the pool in the 200 breaststroke for the ASU men in an event where he finished fifth at the 2005 Pac-10 Championships and holds the second-fastest time in ASU history. Junior All-American David Kolozar hits the water in the 200 butterfly event for the Sun Devils trying to improve on his 14th-place finish from the 2004 NCAA Championships. Kolozar holds the second-fastest time in the ASU record books and finished sixth at the Pac-10s. Puhakka will take to the board in the platform diving event to round out competition for ASU at the 2005 NCAAs.
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Genesis 27 Good News Translation (GNT)
Isaac Blesses Jacob
27 Isaac was now old and had become blind. He sent for his older son Esau and said to him, "Son!"
"Yes," he answered.
2 Isaac said, "You see that I am old and may die soon. 3 Take your bow and arrows, go out into the country, and kill an animal for me. 4 Cook me some of that tasty food that I like, and bring it to me. After I have eaten it, I will give you my final blessing before I die."
5 While Isaac was talking to Esau, Rebecca was listening. So when Esau went out to hunt, 6 she said to Jacob, "I have just heard your father say to Esau, 7 'Bring me an animal and cook it for me. After I have eaten it, I will give you my blessing in the presence of the Lord before I die.' 8 Now, son," Rebecca continued, "listen to me and do what I say. 9 Go to the flock and pick out two fat young goats, so that I can cook them and make some of that food your father likes so much. 10 You can take it to him to eat, and he will give you his blessing before he dies."
11 But Jacob said to his mother, "You know that Esau is a hairy man, but I have smooth skin. 12 Perhaps my father will touch me and find out that I am deceiving him; in this way, I will bring a curse on myself instead of a blessing."
13 His mother answered, "Let any curse against you fall on me, my son; just do as I say, and go and get the goats for me." 14 So he went to get them and brought them to her, and she cooked the kind of food that his father liked. 15 Then she took Esau's best clothes, which she kept in the house, and put them on Jacob. 16 She put the skins of the goats on his arms and on the hairless part of his neck. 17 She handed him the tasty food, along with the bread she had baked.
18 Then Jacob went to his father and said, "Father!"
"Yes," he answered. "Which of my sons are you?"
19 Jacob answered, "I am your older son Esau; I have done as you told me. Please sit up and eat some of the meat that I have brought you, so that you can give me your blessing."
20 Isaac said, "How did you find it so quickly, son?"
Jacob answered, "The Lord your God helped me find it."
21 Isaac said to Jacob, "Please come closer so that I can touch you. Are you really Esau?" 22 Jacob moved closer to his father, who felt him and said, "Your voice sounds like Jacob's voice, but your arms feel like Esau's arms." 23 He did not recognize Jacob, because his arms were hairy like Esau's. He was about to give him his blessing, 24 but asked again, "Are you really Esau?"
"I am," he answered.
25 Isaac said, "Bring me some of the meat. After I eat it, I will give you my blessing." Jacob brought it to him, and he also brought him some wine to drink. 26 Then his father said to him, "Come closer and kiss me, son." 27 As he came up to kiss him, Isaac smelled his clothes—so he gave him his blessing. He said, "The pleasant smell of my son is like the smell of a field which the Lord has blessed. 28 May God give you dew from heaven and make your fields fertile! May he give you plenty of grain and wine! 29 May nations be your servants, and may peoples bow down before you. May you rule over all your relatives, and may your mother's descendants bow down before you. May those who curse you be cursed, and may those who bless you be blessed."
Esau Begs for Isaac's Blessing
30 Isaac finished giving his blessing, and as soon as Jacob left, his brother Esau came in from hunting. 31 He also cooked some tasty food and took it to his father. He said, "Please, father, sit up and eat some of the meat that I have brought you, so that you can give me your blessing."
32 "Who are you?" Isaac asked.
"Your older son Esau," he answered.
33 Isaac began to tremble and shake all over, and he asked, "Who was it, then, who killed an animal and brought it to me? I ate it just before you came. I gave him my final blessing, and so it is his forever."
34 When Esau heard this, he cried out loudly and bitterly and said, "Give me your blessing also, father!"
35 Isaac answered, "Your brother came and deceived me. He has taken away your blessing."
36 Esau said, "This is the second time that he has cheated me. No wonder his name is Jacob.[a] He took my rights as the first-born son, and now he has taken away my blessing. Haven't you saved a blessing for me?"
37 Isaac answered, "I have already made him master over you, and I have made all his relatives his slaves. I have given him grain and wine. Now there is nothing that I can do for you, son!"
38 Esau continued to plead with his father: "Do you have only one blessing, father? Bless me too, father!" He began to cry.
39 Then Isaac said to him,
"No dew from heaven for you,
41 Esau hated Jacob, because his father had given Jacob the blessing. He thought, "The time to mourn my father's death is near; then I will kill Jacob."
42 But when Rebecca heard about Esau's plan, she sent for Jacob and said, "Listen, your brother Esau is planning to get even with you and kill you. 43 Now, son, do what I say. Go at once to my brother Laban in Haran, 44 and stay with him for a while, until your brother's anger cools down 45 and he forgets what you have done to him. Then I will send someone to bring you back. Why should I lose both of my sons on the same day?"
Isaac Sends Jacob to Laban
46 Rebecca said to Isaac, "I am sick and tired of Esau's foreign wives. If Jacob also marries one of these Hittites, I might as well die."
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|I bathed a 4-day old lamb, and named her Lucille :)
Friday, April 8, 2011
Spring Break in Black and White
There's something about black and white pictures that help evoke a timeless feel. I know my children will someday look at friends' pictures in astonishment, thinking that color pictures weren't invented when they were growing up, but I prefer black and white to color for most pictures. Here are more images from our California trip...
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These pictures are AWESOME!! I love the two little butts! And you look so pretty with your little lamb baby.ReplyDelete
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The social web browser Flock is undergoing a major change in its next release. The upcoming Flock 3.0 will move away from the Firefox backend Flock has used for years in favor of Chromium, the open source implementation of Google Chrome.
If you'd like to test a beta version of the new Flock browser, head over to Flock beta page and grab a copy. For now the new Chromium-based Flock is available for Windows 7, XP and Vista only. A Mac version is reportedly in the works.
Flock is a browser built for social web junkies. It helps you manage your identity across multiple social websites, and it brings status updates and posting widgets directly into the browser via sidebars. Ever since the browser was first introduced in 2006, it's been based on Firefox's open source browser code, so this new version is a drastic change of plans. Flock is a niche browser – its user base is minuscule compared to the web at large – but those who do use it are dedicated and passionate about it.
The new Flock has been radically simplified, eliminating support for all but the biggest social networks and media sharing sites, namely Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and YouTube. Sorry MySpace, you're just not part of the social web anymore (at least according to Flock).
The Flock 3.0 beta is a totally different browser than its predecessors – about the only thing that's the same is the name. As you would expect, Flock now looks like Google Chrome, with tabs on top and the familiar, all-in-one URL and search bar. Flock has added some of the tools from older versions, rebuilding them on top of the new Chrome foundation, namely the social networking account manager and a sidebar that displays all your friends' updates and lets you post your own status updates.
The sidebar looks similar to previous versions, though there are some new filters. You can narrow your Twitter updates to show only mentions or direct messages, and curb Facebook noise by eliminating wall posts, pokes, event invites or whatever. Just about every type of notification can be toggled on or off for any of the supported services.
Perhaps the most useful addition to Flock 3.0 is the ability to create groups of friends to filter and manage your incoming updates. Out of the box, Flock offers two groups – Best Friends and Co-workers – though you can customize and create your own groups as well. Once you've got your groups set up, Flock makes it very simple to switch between seeing what your friends are up to, what's going on with your work colleagues, your family, and so on. For those with hundreds of contacts and friends spread across multiple sites, and for those who apply different social standards when interacting with people from different parts of their life, this will likely be Flock 3.0's killer feature.
Another very useful new feature is the integrated search field in the URL bar. Flock has changed the way Chromium's URL search bar works to include your friend's Twitter posts, Facebook updates, Flickr images and YouTube video in your searches. It makes easy to find out what your friends have said about whatever you're searching for.
We've been using Flock for several years now and have to admit that we've never quite been able to figure our where it fits into our daily browsing tasks. Previous versions were sluggish, and the amount of setup required to interact with a bunch of different websites was overwhelming. Also, it's an open secret that there was little Flock could do that you couldn't accomplish by installing a few good add-ons to vanilla Firefox.
By contrast, the new Flock is a svelte, speedy browser. It immediately feels more relevant and fresh. And, in narrowing its support to only the most popular social sites, Flock is less daunting for newcomers. Getting started is in fact incredibly elegant – the browser launches with a screen that asks you to set up a Flock account, but you can skip it and just start surfing. As you log in to social sites like Twitter and Facebook, Flock begins filling out the social sidebar with updates from your friends on those sites mere seconds after you've logged in.
That said, you long-time Flock users may be unhappy with the new version – particularly if you rely on any Flock-compatible Firefox add-ons or use any of the many sites Flock no longer supports. While Flock 3.0 should work with any Chrome extensions, Chrome extensions do not have quite the same range of function as those in Firefox.
If you'd like to give the new Flock a try, head over the beta download page and grab a copy. Keep in mind that Flock 3.0 is still a beta and may have some bugs. If you're on a Mac, there's a mailing list you can sign up for to be notified when a Mac version is available.
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Concept Archery is looking for a share holder in terms of a capital investor and/or a business owner with the capabilities of machining aluminum risers from solid billets. If interested please email us your contact info, phone, email, the business that you represent, along with a brief summery. Emails can be sent to sales - at - concept archery (dot) com
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Hotapasui / Hotapa水 30ml
消毒除菌除臭噴霧 (擕帶式)
Hotapa水亦可加於加濕器中使用,除了加濕亦有分解細菌﹑病菌﹑花粉﹑異味的作用(使用時請以20:1 , 20份水:1份Hotapa水 的份量使用)
Hotapa 扇貝粉消毒除菌系列 從日本陸奧灣嚴格挑選扇貝貝殼製成,100% 天然製造,絕無添加任何化學成份,無着色,無香料,無酒精 製作過程大概由天然扇貝貝殼粉碎,高溫燒焗成100%天然氫氧化鈣,和水混合製成DU12.0以上的強鹼性水(大部分細菌/病菌在DU12.0以上都沒有活性)
Hotapa products are made by carefully selected scallop of Mutsu Bay Aomori Japan.
100% natural materials.
NON Chemical Composition/Dyes/Fragrance/Alcohol
Manufacturing process
Natural scallop shells>Grinding and high temperature firing>100% natural calcium hydroxide
It becomes to strong alkaline water of more than PH12.0 when you mix it with water
(Most of the bacteria,virus are inactivated in more than PH12.0)
Shell calcium products
Hotapasui is food additives of the Ministry of Health,Labour and Walfare authorization.
It is 100% of natural calcium and a safe sanitization deodorant.
Raw materials
Calcined shell calcium + Pure water
Mechanism of deodorization and sterilization of HOTAPASUI
A strong alkali ingredient(OH-) passes a cell wall,and the sterilization effect shows by hydrolyzing a cytoplasm accurately in a pinpoint.
The bacteria which are foul-smelling cause bacteria are taken apart and it's removed,so the smell disappears.
Hotapasui hardly has skin stimulation because it becomes the neutrality from strong alkalinity (more than PH12.0) at the moment when it touched the skin.
So you can spray it anywhere because most of the ingredient are water.
Hotapa (30m/300ml/1050ml/Flairosol)
After5-10minites,it's removed perfectly cell viabilty 0%.Virus and bacteria are taken apart.
Norovirus,Campylobacter,Salmonella,Vibrio parahaemolyticus,Stophylococcus,Colibacillus,Mold are taken apart.
Test results by:Tokyo Metropolitan Food Technology Center Japan Food Analysis Center (Company)Kyoto Institute of Microbiology
Where to use:Body,indoor area,pets,cloth,iron,glass...
Nature ingredient which is safe even if you lick it.
Hotapasui more than 99% are made from pure water,is the alkaline water having few skin stimulation,suitable for eczema,pollinosis,
allergic rhinitis.
Air Sanitization
Hotapasui can add into the humidifier for air solution,foul smelling,virus,bacteria can be taken apart.(Retio 20:1 20water,1Hotapasui)


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I've just stumbled on a way to make a more adult cereal using a childhood fave… Valentine's Day is all about chocolates and flowers, right? So, why not get some Coco Pops into your system?
What you'll need:
A bowl and a spoon (optional 😂)
Kelloggs' Coco Pops
Alpro Chocolate Soya Milk
Shot of Baileys (including bottle cap for measuring)
What to do:
Whether you're the type to put the cereal before* or after the milk, do your thing! Mix it and drink it…
*Sane people in #Formation
What does it taste like?
Remember, though, that Coco Pops has as much sugar content as a can of coke (35g), so don't have too much of it… Sorry to poop on your party, it's just facts… I can't NOT tell you, can I? It wouldn't sit right with me… I'm usually healthy, but Coco Pops is just to good to be without!


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MSHA Kicks Off Winter Alert Campaign; The Department of Labor - Mine Safety and Health Administration - Joseph A. Holmes Safety
Published Date:1/1/2006
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Add Twitter security to the top information security threats
Last week's 140 Characters Conference presented dozens of examples of how people are using Twitter creatively, effectively and disruptively. What didn't get as much attention are the security risks and compliance challenges Twitter presents as the wildly popular microblogging platform continues to see adoption by enterprise users.
I talked with Erin Jacobs, chief security officer for UCB Inc., about Twitter security. If you haven't found her on Twitter yet, she tweets as @SecBarbie. She sent her list of top information security threats about Twitter to us via email, which we published below.
Information leakage
Corporate networks try to protect themselves from email, IM and other means of sending information outside of the network. There are new services for updating Twitter popping up daily, so it is impossible at this time to completely block the ability to access Twitter. Network security professionals are constantly racing to fill in the holes to ensure that information cannot be leaked. Information leaks could include:
- Identity information from inside organizations.
- Identity theft
- Credit card fraud
- Account numbers
- Business IP leakage.
- Business plans
- Code leakage
- Copyright infringement
- Facility information.
- Business operating hours could be used in targeted physical theft attacks.
- Personnel locations or schedules.
Since Twitter communicates over port 80 and 443, there really isn't much to protect users from inadvertently bringing malicious code into the network. Bit.ly and other URL shorteners can easily send users to different addresses than the user expects.
Improper use of Twitter
Direct messages are not secure email. Education about potential vulnerabilities is essential for executives and top-level management to understand that they must keep business off of Twitter. Issues around human resources and online harassment are also a consideration.
After Erin wrote in, I used Twtpoll to ask my followers on Twitter the same question, using her list and adding a few other options.
You can vote on what your primary Twitter security concern is on Twtpoll. The results, as of today, are embedded below:
As you'll see, insecure third-party apps leading to stolen accounts is (currently) the top answer – it's an issue of natural concern to Twitter users. Coming in second, however, was Erin's concern over data leaks of confidential or proprietary information. Information security threats are at the top of on any CISO's list; add Twitter security to the list.
Each of these information security threats are valid for other social networking platforms or services as well, like LinkedIn and, in particular, Facebook. Issues around Twitter security and social media in general were frequently discussed at this past week's Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston and, at the RSA Conference earlier this year, where Web application security was at the top of the information security threats list.


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On his feelings on the win as the Interim Head Coach vs. the technical director:
You're always happy and you're always sad when you win and you lose -- technical director or coach. Obviously when you're coaching you have a little bit more invested in the game for the 90 minutes than when you do when you're sitting up in the box as a Technical Director. But the losses and the wins hurt and feel as good in both positions but you have a little more invested in it and little less in the voice box
On his feelings on the offense and two goals:
I was pleased with it, we went to goal quickly on three or four occasions, Justin [Meram] couldn't buy a goal until he finally did get the one and those were all off of plays that happened, bang-bang-bang type of stuff rather than some long methodical drawn out build up and I've said it to these guys from day one, it's a phrase of mine and they're going to hear it again, it's a running man's game and these guys ran tonight. They ran and they ran and that's why they won the game.
On his feelings on his message being received by the team:
I mean there's not a lot you can do on the tactical side of things in a short amount of time, it's built up over time and two training sessions, but what I think what Mike and myself were trying to get across was the mentality's got to change and you can influence the mentality, you can't necessarily influence the tactics so much in a short amount of time. I think the guys had the right frame of mind, very resilient, that penalty kick was a huge momentum swinger. You know we miss that, they get life go down and now we're under pressure for 5/6 minutes until we resettle ourselves and that's all due to the mental and that's a big part of the game.
On his nerves throughout the day:
Yeah, I was nervous all day. I ate like I usually do, I came to the stadium at 2:00 here, because I wanted to get some work done, it's a good day to actually get work done, so I was able to do some of that stuff. I actually put my son on the bus today which was good, don't normally get to do that, so that was exciting and also walk my daughter to the bus stop because they go at different times, so I got away with one today on that side, so that was good. But other than that, nothing too much different. When the whistle blew, all the nerves are gone at that point.
On his emotions at the beginning of the game:
Mamma mia. I probably said worse on the sideline but you get the jist. But Chad Barson I think that knocked it off the line right? And then I think they had another chance similar to that one two, three, four minutes later. I think we dodged a bullet; the guy pulled it wide those were big plays, big non-plays on their part and it kept us in the game actually.
On his feelings on Justin Meram's hunger on the field:
Justin has individual talent a lot of guys don't have in carving balls and slipping by guys, creating his own shots. He can do that, whether he was doing it better the last six months or was doing it better today, I'll leave you guys to judge that, he's got that in his game, he just happened to be on today for lack of a better term.
On the penalty kick:
I don't like to single out anybody to take the PK, obviously [Federico] Higuain's been taking them for us on the field. You know the two of those guys were conferring, Ryan had the ball in his hand and both were looking to me and I said for Ryan to take it and the reason for it was because he just previously scored, I felt he had a high level of confidence and was feeling it because he had just scored so I made the call for him to take it, I take responsibility for it, it was my call. Can I replay that and say Dom can you take it? I can't do that anymore, but we were resilient enough to come back and get that second goal afterwards.
On his feelings towards Ryan Finley's goal:
The way the whole developed, I think was something we were talking about, the type of run that got Justin [Meram] the ball was something we were talking about in the last couple of days and it paid dividends for us so early in the second half, I think maybe was a body blow to Houston but they are a good team, we know that so the timing was very good.
On Josh Williams:
He took a knock yesterday at the end of training, we had to take him out of the line-up, out of the eighteen, he will get looked at again tomorrow and then again on Friday before we leave, before we make a final decision whether to take him to KC. He just has a knock, and we just have to let these guys deal with it and see his mobility is.
On potential line-up changes for Kansas City:
Look, you always say don't change a winning team but there are other guys, that because they for whatever reason did not play, card suspension, red cards, you just can't automatically jettison them from the line-up, they are a big part of our group. I don't want to commit to whole sale changes going into Kansas City but I am sure we will some of those guys back in the line-up, Mike [Lapper] and I will have to look at it and see what is best for the team but I would imagine you will see those guys.
On Wil (Trapp) leaving the field:
I'm not sure if it's the thigh, the knee, the back of the knee, the hamstring, because he had two bags of ice on him so he will get checked out by the doctors tomorrow, with an MRI and some hands on stuff from [Dr.] Pete [Edwards] and he will give us the nod whether he's good to go or not, so we'll have to wait on that on.
On the mindset at halftime:
We laid it out to them, we summarized a few things that happened in the game, in the half and then we gave them a couple of bullet points of things we need to do better and things we need shore up. You saw it: summarization was we caught a break by not taking a goal in the first 10 minutes. We did generate a couple of chances on their end which was positive and it was 0-0, so it's a new half, new game and the game was there for the taking which was kind of the message and then we gave them a couple of things to remind them on the offensive and defensive side of the ball and I'm not saying that anything we said in particular led to goal, but the guys were hungry.
On what he will remember most about his first game as Interim Head Coach:
[The FOX Sports Ohio sideline reporter] Ashleigh [Ignelzi] interview in the 63rd minute was fumble-roosky, it wasn't very good on my end. You can't watch the game at the same time and try to answer a question, that's what I'll remember.
On his thoughts on the remaining games to come:
It's an uphill battle, especially when the first one is at home the confidence will go down, the heads go down and now they have something to build on and there is a little bit of life left in them, I think we've pumped them up a little bit. The challenge is going to become when we don't get the right result and we might play well, how do we react as a group then? Is it pointing the fingers again or is it accountability and pick ourselves up again, that will be the challenge.
On his thoughts about Tony Tchani's substitution for Wil Trapp:
I haven't seen him play like that in a Crew uniform since I've been here, since he's been here. Refreshing, dominant, needed and applauded. And by the way, Chad Marshall, if [Jurgen] Klinsmann is listening, I'd put Chad up against any of the center backs on the National Team with that kind of a performance. Now Chad has to bring it like that week to week, but I'll tell you what, those other guys who play in the back don't have much on Chad, if he plays like he does.
On his thoughts for formation/line-up adjustments for Kansas City:
They more of a 4-3-3 where Houston is more of a 4-4-2. You're not going to find two bigger guys than the two guys you face against Houston, battling Chad [Marshall] and [Eric] Gehrig like that. They're not dissimilar in the way they play, it's an up-tempo game, it is a little bit more going to goal quicker type of stuff and getting it into the box, with having two wingers the way they do maybe we catch a break not having Kei Kamara there, but Peter [Vermes] is a good coach and he will find a way to manage that. So we're going to have our hands full but it comes down to how we handle the center of the midfield.
On any extra motivation to win going back to Kansas City:
I mean it was so long ago, I forgot I was even there. Look it's always nice to go back to places that you have worked at before and I probably believe that there are some people there who still appreciate the work that we did when we were there for six or seven years. So yeah it will be nice to go in there and punch the bully in the nose.
On scoring his first MLS goal in the 47th min:
It was obviously a special moment for me. I think [Interim Head Coach Brian] Bliss did a great job with the two [practice] days we had. I think the guys [Columbus Crew] took ownership of what happened. I think we [Columbus Crew] came out and ready to play today.
On what it felt like to be the player, other than Federico Higuain, to score a goal:
It felt great. Justin [Meram] obviously played a great ball across. I thought I have had some chances that have been blocked, did not get the shot off, or whatever. It was nice to finally put one in the net. I think I have worked pretty hard this season to get the opportunity.
On what it meant for Justin Meram to score tonight:
Justin [Meram] played really well tonight. Obviously that was a great finish and pretty unselfish to square [pass] the ball on the goal.
On the teamwork used to score his goal in the 74th min:
There is not one guy that does it by himself. I have got to credit everyone on the field tonight. Everyone played tremendously and I was fortunate to be in the right spot.
On what he thought of his goal in the 74th min:
Honestly, I thought at some point it [goal] would not come. It was just the way things were going. Just getting a bit unlucky, but it always good to get your first [goal]. It is a little bit of relief, but hopefully on the road Saturday [at Kansas City] I can get a couple more.
On the Columbus Crew being "hungry" for a result coming into the game:
Yeah. It has been a tough week with everything that happened. [Interim Head Coach Brian] Bliss and [Assistant Coach Mike] Lapper did a great job in preparing us for this game with regards to keeping us focused on the game and not so much what took place outside of the game. We knew our roles, one through eleven. I think everyone played tremendous tonight.
On whether he expected energized Crew with Interim Head Coach Brian Bliss:
Yeah. Anytime there's a coaching change you see a team that's really fighting. Guys want to impress, so that part didn't surprise us.
On how the early second-half goal by the Crew changed the game:
An early goal always hurts in either half. It didn't really change much of what we were doing. We had some really good chances early and didn't capitalize and we just ask that the guys really fight hard and continue to fight. We were behind it a little bit and we know the Crew are good on the break and that's kind of what happened. We have to press forward and do everything we can, and they're pretty dangerous on the break. It was a tough night for us.
On an early chance that was missed by Will Bruin:
We had a couple there and then it's one of those things where we were unlucky, but it really could have changed the game and it didn't tonight for us.
On if fatigue was a factor after playing Sunday:
I don't think so. We made some changes. The guys are really fit. We play and practice in a pretty tough environment, and so coming here it's cool, it's nice, you feel like you can run forever for us and so no, we generally don't make a lot of excuses.
On what effect Crew coaching change had on tonight's performance:
They came out with a lot of energy. Young players out there. We had good chances ourselves. We're disappointed with the result obviously. At the end we were fishing for an equalizer and sometimes we give up that second goal. That's frustrating, but as a team we'll stick together. We've got eight more games left, five are at home and three on the road so we still feel it's in our own hands, but it was a tough one to take tonight.
On whether he got knocked off the ball on the first goal:
I'll have to see it again. I thought I got a hip check a little bit from Tony Tchani, but I didn't see it after that. I was on the ground, my hip was too sore. I don't know exactly what happened there, I didn't see the rest of the play. I thought the ref could have called that, but sometimes the decisions don't go your way and maybe it wasn't (a hip check). That's my biased opinion. It's disappointing to lose that goal so early in the second half. Goals change games and that changed that one.
On finding positives with the amount of chances Houston had:
Yeah, definitely. I think when you do lose a game it's difficult. If you don't create anything it's probably even tougher. We created opportunities but tonight wasn't our night scoring goals. Four days until our next game which is a good thing. You want to get back out there as soon as possible and it's against another Eastern team. We'll get back to work and focus on the next game and hopefully keep creating opportunities and if we do that we'll start taking them.
On what fell apart in the second half after a promising start:
I thought we had a lot of the play early and they made some adjustments. I think [Tony] Tchani coming in helped them a lot. It kind of tightened up their midfield and we just got pulled out of place a little bit pushing forward. It was one of those nights we got a little unlucky not to finish our chances and they took advantage of theirs. That's pretty much the name of the game. We've been on the end of some of those where we don't play the best early and get a result and tonight I thought we outplayed them for a good portion of the game, but it doesn't really matter now. They got the three points.
On changes in the backline:
You've got to have confidence in whoever is in there. We practice enough with each other; it's late in the year, so we're a pretty cohesive group. Obviously you don't want to see guys get injured and go down, but it's a part of it and we kind of knew with three games in this week with guys missing for different reasons that this was going to be an issue, but for me there's no fingers to point. It's just a team thing. You win as a team, you lose as a team. Tonight, we lost as a team.
On any positives Houston can take out of the loss:
I think the positive thing is that we play on Sunday against New York, a tough team, a team ahead of us, a team we can earn points against. I think it's good for some of these guys, a guy like [Jason Johnson], a young guy to get out there and get a start. It's good to get some guys minutes, but you never call it a success when you lose. You obviously want to get back out there and go at it again.


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As it is with every occasion L'occitane created something special for Women's Day and mothers (Mother's Day- yay!).
For International Women's Day, L'occitane launched a fundraising soap.
L'occitane gets one of their key ingredients from an African country called Burkina Faso. The women of this country help in producing shea butter that is used in several of L'occitane's products. To empower these women, the brand has decided to support their entrepreneurial journey not only through financial aid but also by providing them with basic knowledge and skills. I love such initiatives where everyone comes together to help women become independent and achieve their dreams.
When purchased, this soap helps place 3 bricks into a classroom so that once it is ready, the women can attend the classes and acquire the necessary skills. In other words, 100% of the proceeds from the sale go to building classrooms.
For Mother's Day (March 21st in this region), L'occitane is all about pampering mothers.
There are amazing gift sets on offer (head to the stores to find out more- you won't regret it) and when you make a purchase of over AED 399, you get a pretty bag filled with bath goodies for your mom- shower cap, loofah, scrubbing glove, shower gel and hand cream. This also makes a great travel set!
What you planning to get for your mom?


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