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Teak Navylam+ Parquet 88mm Wide Bathroom Wood Flooring
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Medium Brown coloured Teak Bathroom Parquet Flooring In the Navylam+ Flooring, that has a Oiled Finish with a Natural Surface and is 9mm Thick and 88mm Wide.
NAV008 Teak is varied in appearance from golden honey-brown, Teak was and is still used for boat building so what better species to use for Navylam+. Its appearance with darker streaks and a straight grain allows for a hardwearing surface, Teak is suitable for use in wet areas due to its genetic make up and is truely enhanced with the use of a unique integral joint and oiled finish.
Certain exotic wood species have natural moisture repellant genes and Teak Navylam+ is a unique wood floor parquet system for use in your bathroom or wet areas which is easy and fast to install.
Each strip is pre-oiled with a double integrated joint and is pre-sanded prior to initial oiling, you just apply Navylam Water Tight Sealant* in to the integrated tongue and groove joints of each parquet strip then apply the Navylam Top Oil* so your parquet floor is completely watertight and looking unique.
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Such is the confidence of the Navylam+ Parquet bathroom wood flooring that Maples & Birch guarantees Navylam+ for use in bathrooms when the 'Navylam+ Installation Kit' is purchased and is used/applied during install.
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1. Normalisation of civil partnerships and blurring the lines with marriage: This arrangement is perfectly normal - it is not a fringe event in society. Indeed, Tom uses the presumptuous language of marriage even though 'gay marriage' has not yet been introduced by the State ('The two brides looked gorgeous in white'.)
2. The personal touch: Tom's lesbian friends had a civil partnership. It was a lovely day, but he's saddened on his friends' behalf because they aren't properly married. Everyone feel sorry for the two ladies who can't get married. Their love isn't properly recognised by the State because they're not married in the same ways as heterosexual folk. It was painful that they couldn't say they were married. Why is it that Tom says he was saddened, but does not say that they were saddened. Tom says, ' It's the language of contract law. It made me both sad and furious.' Anyone would have thought this civil partnership was about him. If they were saddened, he would surely say so, no? Still, saddened they may be, but do we make law on what different people think will make different people happy? Or, do we order it for the good of society? The State doesn't allow thieves to grab what they want from Curry's either, even though they want the plasma TV screens but perhaps cannot afford them. I want goose at Christmas but can't afford it. Poor me. Change the law to allow me too cook my goose though some would argue I'm doing that now. Oh, 'but gay marriage is different to theft'. No, no it isn't. Gay marriage is theft. Marriage belongs to man and woman. What the gay community cannot obtain naturally by virtue of the condition of homosexuality, they wish to acquire by robbery.
2. The appeal to fairness: Tom moans, 'These two wonderful women wanted to tell the world they loved each other; what they got instead was Blairite third-way nonsense designed to avoid offending religious conservatives.' The secular viewpoint of marriage, which is attractive even to Christians, is to see marriage as a 'celebration of our love'. Traditionally, few people have made marriage law according to the 'celebratory principle'. It has been made for the common good of society and the procreation of children. It is tempting and seductive to see marriage as 'a celebration of our love'. It isn't. It is the lifelong union of man and woman in matrimony in a relationship of fidelity, mutual love and respect, harmonious with nature, ordered for the begetting of children. Anyway, why is he calling Civil Partnerships 'Blairite'. If it wasn't for Tony Blair, we wouldn't be in this almighty mess and people would still believe 'civil partnerships' to be something that happens in the business world when one accountant or lawyer starts a new firm with a friend. He's still crying bitter politically angry tears at his friend's civil partnership while everyone else presumably had a 'lovely day'. Do his friends realise just how self-centred he is?
3. What is marriage, anyway? Tom opines, 'Obviously, for some religions, marriage is about procreation. That's up to them – I don't like the idea that it means infertile couples' marriages are in some way lesser, but I don't get to tell each church what their marriage ceremonies are intended to achieve.' Eerie propaganda time. Tom is saying that for 'some religions', like the Christian one, for instance, marriage is about procreation. Notice how Tom doesn't say that he disagrees with that statement because if he did he would have to say that marriage is about prolonging bachelorhood. Instead, he insinuates that the Church is nasty for snidely talking behind infertile couples backs about how terrible they are for their infertility like two-faced jackals in Keeping Up Appearances. Show me the document where the Church condemns infertile couples and I'll eat this laptop. No, what the Church, in fact, teaches, is that deliberate sterility by artificial contraception in marriage is sinful, because marriage is ordered towards the procreation of new life and couples are co-creators with Almighty God in the bringing forth of new human life. The Church even teaches that natural family planning can also be abused to attempt to bring about the same effect. What the Church does not do is condemn the infertile. That is a total distortion of the Church's teaching.
5. 'But lots of weddings, nowadays, are not religious.' That is true. Is Tom arguing that it is only on religious grounds that marriage is currently between one man and one woman? In North Korea, where there is barely any religion whatsoever, I notice that even in the atheist paradise for which Tom longs, the State still believes marriage to be between a man and a woman. Bad example, perhaps, but it shows that even non-religious cultures, or 'State worshipping' cultures still hold a traditional view of marriage. Tom could say that the State there is way too over-powering. Well, quite, Tom. I suppose if it wanted to, it could re-define marriage for its citizens. Secondly, just because a lot of weddings today are not religious, it does not mean that marriage should be redefined by the State because the State is not the final arbiter of an institution which preceded all States and will outlast all States. Marriage is grounded firmly in natural law and the common good. I hate that phrase, but it is true. In the Catholic Church, all that a priest does is act as a witness for a marriage. The sacrament is conferred by the spouses themselves upon each other. The State, too, is merely a witness for a binding contract between a man and a woman, in civil weddings. The role of the State is passive in marriage. Tom desires it to be active beyond its legitimate and democratic remit.
6. Who is the Church to tell me who I can marry? Tom writes, 'While churches should of course be able to decide who marries under their roofs, they should not be able to tell me which consenting adult I marry underneath the roof of a county council-designated venue.' How magnanimous of Tom to allow the Church to keep Her traditions! However, the Church isn't telling Tom who he can and cannot marry. The Church holds the view that marriage is between one man and one woman. Tom, I think you need to get over yourself. This is not about you. It is about the definition of the institution of marriage. The Church and indeed other Christian denominations, as well as other religions and people who still hold the Church's view without even being Christian, believe, quite rightly that marriage is an exclusive bond between a man and a woman. The definition was not created to make gay couples outcasts. It was created to unite man and woman. It isn't by nature a negative law. It is a positive law. Our forefathers never believed marriage was about persecuting gays and lesbians, but about uniting man and woman in matrimony.
7. The social impact argument: Tom asks for evidence that gay marriage undermines 'straight marriage'. That is not the argument. Liberals will find this hard to understand, but what we are arguing about is a point of principle, not statistics. Society is knitted together by families. The family, as the Holy Father recently said, is the 'fundamental cell' of human society. If you alter the definition of that cell, you alter the institution itself, you thereby radically alter society itself, for society's own destruction - not by God, but by itself. Undertaking a social project or social engineering of radically redefining marriage just because you do not yet know whether the outcome will be good for society, or bad, is, if you don't mind me saying, a little reckless. The principle from which we are working is that marriage is between man and woman for the mutual benefit of the couple and for children. Society, already ravaged by divorce, non-committal, transient relationships have created what has become known as 'broken Britain'. So, already, the liberal project has produced a pretty damning harvest. Few psychologists worth their salt believe that fatherless children are as happy and well-adjusted as children with fathers.
Few psychologists worth their salt believe that motherless children are as happy and well-adjusted as children with mothers. Children require the complementary love of mothers and fathers. In same-sex relationships, children are without either a natural mother, or a natural father, or, indeed, both, if adopted. If adopted, these children are not the product of the spouses, they are the product of other spouses. Whether you believe that children in gay 'families' are happy or not, they will always be deprived of the love of either a mother, or a father, in such arrangements. This is not the ideal for children and children should not be used as pawns in the battle for perceived 'rights' by the LGBT community.
8. If you don't agree with 'gay marriage' then you are homophobic: Tom writes, 'Is it homophobic to want to ban civil gay marriage? I think so, but I don't care what you call it.' Oh dear, this old chestnut. It's so tiresome. Tom, I am a homosexual man. I do not believe there is such a thing as 'gay marriage' because, for a start, you know something is odd when you take a word, like 'marriage' and you are forced to add a prefix to the word in order to change its meaning. Adding the prefix doesn't change the word 'marriage' itself. It contradicts it. Despite what liberals believe about Christians and Catholics and others who may not like all Church teaching, but agree with this one, this culture war is not a persecution of the gay community or homosexuals. The Church did not start this fight. The act of aggression against the Church and indeed, all of society, has been started by the LGBT lobby, Stonewall and all those supporters of the liberal agenda for a new vision of society in which marriage, sex, love and indeed children themselves are debased and devalued for the sake of a single cause grounded in the expression of a human sexuality rooted in the pursuit of pleasure alone and for its own sake.
It is a cause that will not stop until the Churches fall silent and society is compelled to agree with every tenet of a liberal consensus that by its very nature is tyrannical, extreme, immoral and geared towards a dictatorship of relativism that will, if unchecked, surely crush religious freedom and severely injure society more than it already is, from within. But hey, it doesn't matter how many arguments you present to counter someone like Tom Chivers, because if you don't believe that such a thing as 'gay marriage' even exists, or that it is a contradiction in terms, then you are just 'homophobic'. It is such a shame that writers like Tom are so blinded by their Christophobia, that any opposition to the militant Stonewall agenda in this country is to be immediately denounced as being born out of hatred. Tom, dear. It's not about you. It's not even about the gay community or your lesbian friends. It's about what marriage is and what marriage is not. Stick to the argument because at the moment, your arguments are not grounded in reason, but rhetoric filled with more prejudice than the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church can even muster against homosexuals.
9. The race card: Gay people are the same as black people. Tom writes, 'I'm sure people who didn't want black people educated in the same schools as white people thought they really did believe they weren't prejudiced, that you could be separate but equal. They were wrong. So are the churches seeking to ban gay marriage, not merely for their own congregations, but nationwide.'
Tom. Let's get this straight, if you'll excuse the pun. The Catholic Church, for one, was not standing shoulder to shoulder with the police in the deep south when black people made clear their political expression for human rights under the Christian leadership of Martin Luther King, the well known gay rights activist and LGBT hero. Of course, back in the 1960s, MLK believed that being black was just like being gay, didn't he. In fact, if you did a survey of the entire black community of America and asked the question, "Is being black the same as being homosexual?" do you know what response you would get? That Martin Luther King. He was always talking about how great homosexuality was, wasn't he? Err...no, wait. That can't be right. That doesn't sound right at all.
Tom. It is a gross injustice to equate the rich tapestry of human sexuality emanating from the Fall, to the injustice against the black community of the US and the UK. The overt political, economic and social oppression experienced by the black community of the USA was flagrant injustice. However, bad as this social injustice was, no white people in America were suggesting that, in the 1960s, black people couldn't get married. This, after all, is what the LGBT community are asking for: marriage. No, black people were denied employment rights and were told they were not allowed on buses and into bars because of the prejudice against them. Truth and right won the day and rights are largely guaranteed, though now we have not a man of Martin Luther King's moral stature, but a man of Barack Obama's moral stature, as President, who doesn't think twice about continuing the 20th century's love affair with abortion with such enthusiasm, that he's even prepared to see a higher proportion of black babies, than white babies, killed in the womb. That isn't wicked because he is black. That is wicked because he happens to have wicked policies. So wicked, indeed, that he desires to crush the Church's religious freedom because that is just what liberals do. Liberals like their definition of free choice. They don't like a definition of free choice which contradicts them. Indeed, Tom, they seek to 'outlaw' it and even 'ban' it, and that's just the exercise of conscience. Gay marriage is not yet in existence yet you twist facts to suggest that the Church seeks to 'ban' gay marriage. In order to ban something, it has to be happening, Tom, and as yet there has been not a single 'gay marriage' on UK soil.
Anyway. Back to gay rights. Right. Well, gay rights, if the cause exists, has triumphed. The rights accorded to homosexuals and lesbians are defended in the workplace. It is illegal to discriminate against someone in the workplace because of their sexual orientation. In fact, gay rights have triumphed so much in the United Kingdom that Christians who presumably don't have anything against homosexuals, but don't want its practice taking place on their property, are dragged into court and fined by the Crown. Despite the fact that the Church, the Catholic Church, at any rate, opposed Civil Partnerships, they are now the law of the land. This 'union', which the Catholic Church at Magisterial level, at any rate, strongly condemns, was, the Church was 'reassured', not the foot in the door for gay marriage. Suddenly...what do you know!? It was!
Could the State mislead people when it gives such 'guarantees'? Surely not! Not our beloved State! Despite those reassurances, the State desires to alter the very meaning of marriage. In principle the Church must defend marriage against those who seek to alter its meaning, for the sake of God and the good of man, woman, child and society, not because the Church hates gays but because the Church must defend Marriage. If two brothers or two sisters or a brother or sister wanted to get married, the State would, we assume, defend marriage against incest. It is not about persecuting those who commit incest, in that case, as with this one, but instead about defining what marriage is, and so far, Tom, you have failed to come up with any good reason why the definition of marriage should be altered other than it is your opinion and the opinion of the LGBT lobby.
10. The liberal clerk, surprise, surprise, agrees with Tom: Tom ends his piece by saying, 'A footnote: at the end of my friends' civil partnership, the celebrant, bless her, having taken the vows and seen the documents signed, said: "And on a personal note, may I wish you both a long and happy marriage." Amen to that.
Hmm...thankfully, Tom, a lady clerk wishing a lesbian couple a 'happy marriage', a happy marriage, or indeed a 'marriage' it does not make. Who does she think she is...the Pope? And yet, even the Holy Father, His Holiness himself, cannot alter the definition of marriage, Tom, because it is enshrined in the natural law, its uniqueness and complementarity between man and woman can be perceived as such, and, just to top it all off, God Himself on Earth defined marriage, and raised it up to a Sacrament no less, in Jesus Christ, just in case there were doubters, Who said...
Have ye not read, that he who made man from the beginning, Made them male and female? And he said: For this cause shall a man leave father and mother, and shall cleave to his wife, and they two shall be in one flesh. Therefore now they are not two, but one flesh. What therefore God hath joined together, let no man put asunder. (Matthew - first Book of the New Testament! - 19:4-6)
Mr Chivers. What on Earth do you expect the Catholic Church, or any Christian denomination, to say in response to 'gay marriage', when on top of all of your flimsy arguments Christ Himself taught the Church that marriage is between one man and one woman? Are you calling Our Blessed Lord a homophobe too? I pray to God that you are not. I know He loves me, you see. 'Oh but Jesus didn't talk about lesbians!' Maybe not, but what He did talk about is marriage between man and woman, no ifs and, no buts (ahem). May I just say that while Our Lord didn't talk about lesbians, you managed to write an entire article about lesbians without using the word 'lesbian'. Anyone would have thought it was a dirty word, Tom. Shame on you.
Finally, if Austen and Jack want to employ these arguments in the upcoming battle against the evil forces of secularism in the United Kingdom, then, boys, its all yours. Now, go get 'em! Tom's getting married in a medieval barn. I hope that was her decision, Tom, rather than yours. I don't know where my fiancee and I will marry, but hopefully, it will be either in a Church or Cathedral. Gimme that old time religion! Yee-hah!

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This year commit to do something fun yet really meaningful for those in your community who are sad and lonely. Become involved in a project and possibly enlist the help of other families and friends. First, call your local nursing home or children's hospital and explain that you would like to bring handmade gifts to the patients. Find out the dos and don'ts of acceptable gift giving.
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This year, we knew that it was mandatory that we stay within our budget. Again, we made some price comparisons and found some very inexpensive lots of lip balm, mini hand lotion, etc. These items will be inserted into the 30 completed organza Valentine bags and given as gifts.
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Five years ago, UNFPA and UNICEF launched an ambitious Joint Programme on Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting. Its aim: to end female genital mutilation and cutting — a traditional which remains deeply entrenched in more than 15 African countries— in a generation. Last year was a crucial year for the initiative: the 5-year programme was extended for another cycle and the United Nations General Assembly voted unanimously to adopt Resolution 67/146, which calls for intensified efforts toward the elimination of the practice.
The recently released Joint Programme Annual Report for 2012 recounts many of the emerging lessons from programmatic experiences across a wide variety of contexts.
"As our latest report documents, we are seeing winds of change sweeping over the region, from Senegal to Djibouti," said Nafissatou Diop, Coordinator of the Joint Programme. "For the last five years, we've been implementing and refining ten human rights-based and culturally sensitive strategies. We have found that success depending on fine-tuning the relative weight and mix of these strategies based on the cultural context. We will apply that learning as we scale up our programming to protect the rights and health of girls in 15 priority countries."
The Joint Programme's strategies are directed at engaging many sectors of society in overturning a social norm remained remarkably persistent in many African countries, despite its often dire consequences – including death, disability, sexual dysfunction and complications during childbirth – and various attempts to end it. But new strategies, which take a more nuanced, culturally sensitive approach are having an impact: recent analysis shows that in the 29 countries in Africa and the Middle East where FGM/C is concentrated, 36 per cent of girls aged 15 to 19 have been cut, compared to an estimated 53 per cent of women aged 45 to 49. The Joint Programme aims to accelerate the change.
It does this by engaging many aspects as societies – from religious leaders and health workers to girls at risk and legislators. The report mentions young girls chanting for their future, compassionate religious leaders advocating for change from their pulpits and mimbars, brave elders breaking with tradition, undaunted advocates campaigning for adequate legislation and better enforcement; and proactive teachers, health and social workers speaking and supporting girls and women at risk.
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- Some 10,538 media events encouraged public discourse around FGM/C, and 378 TV and radio journalists received relevant training
- Nearly 730 religious edicts delinking FGM/C and religion were issued by religious leaders
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- More than 3,000 judges, prosecutors, lawyers, magistrates, local leaders and members of civil society organizations were sensitized about laws prohibiting the practice of FGM/C which resulted in 220 legal actions
- Health policies now include provisions on the treatment of FGM/C in nearly all the 15 programme countries
- Nearly 3,144 health facilities offered integrated FGM/C prevention and care; 2,690 health workers were trained in treatment and 60 in prevention
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Local markets should start receiving the fresh local Dungeness crab on Friday.
The season was interrupted Dec. 5 after fish brokers wanted to drop the price they were paying, saying high demand had led to lower retail prices.


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Don't go there. That, in essence, is the message Thursday from Mitt Romney, who said he "repudiates" an idea that was reportedly under consideration by an outside GOP group to run ads using the Rev. Jeremiah Wright Jr. to attack President Obama.
Since publication of The New York Times article Thursday describing the idea, the Chicago billionaire who was reportedly considering funding the $10 million plan has disavowed it.
But that news came after an explosive reaction across the political spectrum, from both the Romney and Obama campaigns, as well as political strategists and observers. And once again, the issue of race has been injected into the campaign.
During the last presidential campaign, videos of incendiary sermons by Mr. Wright, the president's former spiritual adviser, came to light. John McCain, the Republican nominee in 2008, refused to make Wright an issue and Mr. Romney, the party's presumptive nominee this year, is furthering that view.
According to Thursday's New York Times, Chicago billionaire Joe Ricketts was considering a $10 million ad campaign that would highlight Obama's former relationship with Wright, who espouses "black liberation theology." Mr. Ricketts, the founder of TD Ameritrade, and a "super PAC" he supports, the Ending Spending Action Fund, were considering various proposals from a group of high-profile Republican strategists, including this idea.
Midday on Thursday, Brian Baker, president of the Ending Spending Action Fund, released a statement on behalf of Ricketts.
"Joe Ricketts is a registered independent, a fiscal conservative, and an outspoken critic of the Obama administration, but he is neither the author nor the funder of the so-called 'Ricketts Plan' to defeat Mr. Obama that The New York Times wrote about this morning," the statement read.
"Not only was this plan merely a proposal – one of several submitted to the Ending Spending Action Fund by third-party vendors – but it reflects an approach to politics that Mr. Ricketts rejects and it was never a plan to be accepted but only a suggestion for a direction to take," the statement continued. "Mr. Ricketts intends to work hard to help elect a president this fall who shares his commitment to economic responsibility, but his efforts are and will continue to be focused entirely on questions of fiscal policy, not attacks that seek to divide us socially or culturally."
Earlier in the day, Romney also rejected the proposal.
"I repudiate the effort by that PAC to promote an ad strategy of the nature they've described," Romney told the conservative Townhall web site Thursday. "I would like to see this campaign focus on the economy, on getting people back to work, on seeing rising incomes and growing prosperity – particularly for those in the middle class of America."
The new world of unlimited spending in support of political campaigns, as sanctioned by the Supreme Court in 2010, has opened the door to increased involvement in politics by wealthy benefactors like Ricketts (whose family owns the Chicago Cubs). He and his super PAC are fresh off an upset victory Tuesday in the Senate GOP primary in Nebraska, in which an underfunded state legislator named Deb Fischer defeated both the Republican establishment and tea party favorites with the help of Ricketts-funded ads.
The Wright proposal would have involved running TV ads around the Democratic National Convention in early September in Charlotte, N.C. The team of strategists presenting the proposal includes former advisers to one-time presidential candidate Jon Huntsman, including adman Fred Davis, according to the Times.
The strategists anticipated charges of race-baiting, and so their plan included "hiring as a spokesman an 'extremely literate conservative African-American' who can argue that Obama misled the nation by presenting himself as what the proposal calls a 'metrosexual, black Abe Lincoln,' " the Times reported.
By law, a super PAC is barred from coordinating its activities with the campaign it supports, but that didn't prevent Romney from making his views clear through the media Thursday. Other Republicans voiced opposition to the plan.
"This has the potential to be a recipe for disaster," says Republican strategist Ford O'Connell, who worked for the McCain campaign in 2008. "There could be a significant backlash, and that's not what Romney needs in this tight race."
The people who might listen to a racially charged argument against Obama are already not voting for him, while independent swing voters could be turned off.
The argument for leaving race out of presidential politics has long been articulated, including by black conservatives. One, author Shelby Steele, made the case a year ago in an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal entitled, "Obama's Unspoken Reelection Edge."
Mr. Steele argued that Obama's race gives him a "cultural charisma" that most Republicans cannot have, and that the way to defeat Obama electorally is to go after his performance in office, not his identity.
"There have really always been two Barack Obamas: the mortal man and the cultural icon," Mr. Steele wrote. "If the actual man is distinctly ordinary, even a little flat and humorless, the cultural icon is quite extraordinary. The problem for Republicans is that they must run against both the man and the myth. In 2008, few knew the man and Republicans were walloped by the myth. Today the man is much clearer, and yet the myth remains compelling."
Anyone who consults with Steele is likely to advised to steer clear of Jeremiah Wright. It would only enhance the myth.


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Roles are grouped into a team where emphasis is on the interaction among roles, using the team as an encapsulation boundary. Technically, role containment is a superior version of class containment in Java.
Just like role playing, role containment is a relation that is declared between classes but essentially affects run time instances:
public team class Company { public class Employee { /* role details omitted */ } /* team details omitted */ }
Just as with inner classes in Java, such nesting of classes implies a connection between instances:
- creating an inner instance requires an outer instance to be in scope, either:
- within a non-static method of Company: writing
new Employee()implicitly connects the new inner instance to the current
thisof type Company.
- creating a role outside its team (which is actually discouraged in OT/J) can either use
- the Java syntax
thatCompany.new Employee(), or
- the OT/J syntax
new Employee<@thatCompany>()(OTJLD §9)
- the Java syntax
- within a non-static method of Company: writing
- The two forms are semantically equivalent and reasons for the second form a outside the scope of this text.
- as a result of the rules for role instantiation, each role instance has an immutable non-null reference to its enclosing team, accessible using the Java syntax
Company.thiswithin the role
Role Visibility
So far, roles behave just like inner classes. Next the developer of a role class must decide whether a role should be
public or
protected (there are no other choices).
Protected roles
It should be the normal case that roles are protected (OTJLD §1.2.3). This gives a team full control over the role. Only the team and sibling roles will be able to communicate with a protected role. To be more precise, it is the team instance that owns a role and acts as a fassade to it. So, the following method call, even when it occurs in a method of Company, is illegal if Employee is protected:
Company otherCompany = ... Employee leader = otherCompany.getTeamLeader();
The compiler will complain about an illegal attempt to "externalize" (OTJLD §1.2.2) a protected role. Specifically, if
getTeamLeader() returns an object of type Employee, this method can only be called with
this as the receiver, ensuring that nobody outside the owning team instance will ever get a reference to the team's role instances.
- Further reading: with just the rules above an Employee instance could still leak out off the team by upcasting the role to some non-role supertype, ultimately to
Object. The new top-level superclass
Team.Confinedprovides means to prohibit upcasting even to
Object(see OTJLD §7.2).
Public roles
By declaring a role public a pre-condition is met that instance of this type can actually be seen outside the enclosing team instance. Howeverm the type rules for "externalized roles" (OTJLD §1.2.2) still distinguish between, e.g., the types
Employee<@microsoft> and
Employee<@canonical>, and consider both types as incompatible (in this example,
microsoft and
canonical are assumed to be instances of Company).
The usage of "externalized roles" using type syntax like
Employee<@canonical> is actually not recommended for the novice. If, despite all recommendations, a role shall still be accessed from the outside of the team, it might be a good idea to simply declare an interface outside the team, let the role implement the interface and access the role via its non-role interface:
public interface IEmployee { String getName(); } public team class Company { protected class Employee implements IEmployee { getName -> getName; // declaration for this method is inherited from IEmployee } private Employee leader; public IEmployee getTeamLeader() { return this.leader; } } ... Company thatCompany = ... IEmployee leader = thatCompany.getTeamLeader(); System.out.println(leader.getName());
With this design we clearly distinguish which properties of a role should be visible from the outside.
- Further reading: a severe restriction of inner classes in Java is the direct coupling of logical nesting and physical file structure. This simply doesn't scale for many tens of inner classes and perhaps nesting at more than two levels. To overcome these issues, OT/J supports an alternative file structure using "team packages" and "role files" (OTJLD §1.2.5).
Data Flows
Given that roles are normally protected, i.e., confined within their enclosing team instance, the question arises how information can be exchanged between a team and the outside. This is when the playedBy relation comes back into focus.
Given that a role and its base are two sides of the same coin, the compiler can easily help with a little translation:
public team class Company { protected class Employee playedBy Person {} private Employee leader; public Person getTeamLeader() { return this.leader; } } ... Company thatCompany = ... Person leader = thatCompany.getTeamLeader();
Only one thing has changed wrt the previous example:
getTeamLader() now declares to return a Person. Well, the actual returned value
this.leader isn't exactly of type Person, and Employee actually is not a subtype of Person, but the compiler can easily extract the underlying Person from any Employee instance and return this instead of the role.
This translation from a role instance to its base instance is called lowering (OTJLD §2.2). It is applied implicitly in all program locations where a role instance is provided which does not conform to the required type of the expression, but where extracting the base instance actually yields a value of the required type.
The opposite direction is a bit more challenging: assume you have a base instance of type Person and want to use this as the handle refering to a role. The team could have multiple role types for the same base type, like when we introduce a second role
Client playedBy Person to our running example.
In order to help the compiler here, the developer can use the following kind of method signature (OTJLD §2.3.2):
public class Company { protected class Employee playedBy Person { protected void acceptRequest(String request) { /* */ } } public void speakToClark(Person as Employee someone, String request) { someone.acceptRequest(request); } }
Here the argument
someone has a two-sided type: the client has to provide an instance of type Person, but inside the method we want to speak to the Employee role of the person, since method
acceptRequest is only defined in Employee. The translation from a base (Person) to a matching role (Employee) is called lifting, which has the following properties:
- lifting requires three inputs
- a base instance (explicitly provided by the client)
- a team instance (implicit in non-static team methods)
- a role type (here declared after as)
- if all three inputs are identical across multiple invocations, lifting will always find the same role instance.
- if lifting finds no existing role matching all three inputs a new role will be created on-demand and internally cached for later use.
- lifting does not interfere with garbage collection.
Translations in method bindings
The most convenient way to use lifting and lowering is in method bindings.
public class Person { public Person getSpouse() { /* */ } } public class Company { protected class EmployeeSpouse playedBy Person { } protected class Employee playedBy Person { EmployeeSpouse getSpouse() -> Person getSpouse(); } }
Here the callout binding interprets the return value from
Person.getSpouse() as an EmployeeSpouse, performing the necessary lifting fully automatic behind the scenes.
This is a summary of how lifting/lowering are supported in method bindings (OTJLD §3.3, OTJLD §4.5):
- Further reading: If implicit role creation due to lifting is not intended, you should consider using the Object Registration idiom.
Team Activation
Given that method call interception (by means of callin) is a significant intervention into an existing class, it is important to precisely control when a callin binding should have an effect.
Consider the Person joe being asked for his phone number. Answering the office phone number only makes sense when joe is actually in the office so he will here the office phone ringing. In Object Teams we use team activation to represent a given context in which the program should perform its behavior (OTJLD §5).
Team activation is a feature of team instances. So the easiest way to activate a context is
Person joe = ... String joesOfficePhone; Company canonical = ... canonical.activate(); joesOfficePhone = joe.getPhoneNo(); canonical.deactivate();
The methods
activate and
deactivate are declared in the implicit super-type of all teams,
Variants of team activation include
- per-thread vs. global (all-threads) activation OTJLD §5.1.1
- method call (activate) vs. control block (within OTJLD §5.2.a)
- explicit vs. implicit activation (whenever the controlflow enters a team, OTJLD §5.3).
- in-program activation vs. deployment-time activation OTJLD §5.5
Callin-enablement can be further restricted by guard predicates OTJLD §5.4. Guard predicates are particularly useful for the Object Registration pattern, which ensures that only existing roles will be considered for callin dispatch.


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Tribe blasts White Sox to stay 1 1/2 behind Tampa Bay
Raburn leads way with five RBIs; Cleveland scores seven runs in fifth
CHICAGO -- Ryan Raburn made the most of his return to the Indians' lineup on Thursday night after missing four games due to pain in his left heel.
Raburn smashed a three-run homer in the first and drove in a season-high five runs, leading an offensive eruption to back Corey Kluber in a 14-3 win at U.S. Cellular Field. The Tribe remains 1 1/2 games behind the Rays for the second American League Wild Card spot, but passed the Orioles, who lost to the Yankees, in the pecking order.
Cleveland exceeded its combined run total in the final two games of its just-concluded series against the Royals in the first three innings of this blowout.
With one out in the first, Nick Swisher hit his 18th homer, a solo shot to left-center. Jason Kipnis followed with a single and Carlos Santana walked to set the table for Raburn, who ripped a 1-2 fastball from White Sox starter John Danks into the left-field seats for his 16th homer, staking Kluber to a four-run lead.
Danks said he couldn't get anything to work for him.
"I just couldn't do what I wanted to do," the left-hander said. "Nothing worked. I threw the ball where I wasn't supposed to throw it and got my [butt] kicked."
Raburn -- who went on the disabled list in August with a strained left Achilles and had pain in the heel flare up again Saturday -- has hit 17 career home runs against the White Sox, the most he has hit against any team.
"We said coming into this series that Raburn would hopefully play a big part, because we were going to face three lefties," manager Terry Francona said. "But he did what he's done so often this year. He not only gets hits, but he gives us a lot of production for a guy that plays maybe half the year or not even [half]. He's given us a lot of production out of that bat."
Francona added that Raburn's confidence and ability to keep his swing consistent, despite having played in only three games since Aug. 18 due to calf and heel injuries, has enabled him to continue to produce offensively.
"I think he's confident, and he should be," Francona said. "He's had success all year and I think confidence plays a big part in it. But he's maintained his swing all year. It's been pretty rare where he's not had his timing or not had his balance. He's really been consistent with it and as a bench player, that's not the easiest thing to do."
After adding one run in each of the next three frames, Cleveland posted a seven-run fifth inning that included a 17-minute rain delay.
Asdrubal Cabrera launched a solo shot for his 12th homer, and following three consecutive walks, Michael Bourn and Swisher hit back-to-back singles. Following another walk, Santana also singled before Raburn hit a two-run single to make it 14-2.
Kluber, making his second start since a right middle finger sprain sidelined him for a month, allowed a solo homer to Paul Konerko in the second and an RBI single to Alejandro De Aza in the third.
"I thought early [Kluber] was fighting [his command]," Francona said. "[He was] kind of in and out of the zone. I thought when we scored and we spread it out a little bit, I thought he kind of got back in sync, [and] even with the rain, I thought he held his stuff pretty well."
Chicago tacked on a run on a sacrifice fly against reliever Vinnie Pestano in the eighth.
Kluber allowed six hits, walked one and struck out two in five innings. He has walked one batter or fewer in five consecutive starts. He is 5-1 with a 2.33 ERA (15 earned runs in 58 innings) in nine starts following an Indians loss, again proving to be a stopper Thursday after Cleveland's two losses to Kansas City in its last series.
Kluber has yielded three earned runs or fewer in seven of his last eight starts dating back to July 7.
"I was a little sloppy to start out with," Kluber said. "I didn't have my best command early on, but the nice part about that is that the offense came out and put up a lot of runs. … I think I was kind of inconsistent with my delivery early on and I wasn't getting my arm in a good slot, pitch after pitch. But, I kind of figured it out a little bit just playing catch during the delay and [pitched better after that]."
The Indians have won 12 of 14 games this season against the White Sox, outscoring Chicago 88-48 in the process. Cleveland has also won a franchise-record nine in a row against the White Sox, as well as seven of the eight games they have played at U.S. Cellular Field.


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The East River is not really a river. Technically, it is a tidal strait, connecting New York Harbor with Long Island Sound. At a bend in this non-river are a couple of Bronx neighborhoods that have been treated as non-entities, subjected to a century of industrialization and two generations of waterfront abuse and neglect -- Port Morris and Hunts Point. They have the distinction of being the waterfront neighborhoods with the least amount of waterfront access of any in New York City.
"With only a tiny sliver of waterfront land set aside for the public," says Paul Lipson, executive director of The Point Community Development Corporation, "the 11,000 residents and 16,000 workers who share the peninsula have virtually no space at the water's edge for recreation, relaxation, or exercise."
The waterfront of these communities stretches 3.5 miles between the Harlem River Rail Yards to the south and the Hunts Point Terminal Market to the east. To the north along the Bronx River sits the Sheridan Expressway, which blocks access to the Bronx River.
The whole area is probably one of the few in the city where there are more solid waste handling facilities than bodegas. It has the largest food distribution center in the nation, which brings in so many trucks that the communities suffer among the highest asthma rates in the city.
There are currently some $500 million worth of city projects slated for the area, though it is difficult to see how they would result in any meaningful gains for the residents-- the projects include improving the truck market , bringing in the Fulton Fish Market, and expanding the Hunts Point Sewage treatment plant.
A highly organized and energetic community as lives here, though, can not just throw off sparks but make potentially incredible things happen. Why expect anything less? This is the community that gave New York salsa music, and was home to one of the first amusement parks in the city.
The relocation of the Fulton Fish Market from Lower Manhattan to Hunts Point has raised the concerns of local residents, advocacy groups and elected officials alike. Congressman Jose Serrano, for instance, has drawn attention to the likely air quality impacts of moving the truck-based seafood market into a community that suffers from high volumes of truck traffic already. Nearly a half century ago, the city relocated the Washington Market (the major produce market) from Lower Manhattan to create the Hunts Point Cooperative Market. This facility now handles approximately one-half of the food consumed in the entire metropolitan region each day.
The city's investment in Hunts Point also has the potential to build community amenities into this series of public works such as the "South Bronx Greenway" which will connect the Bronx River and Randall's Island, which, just off the southern tip of the Bronx peninsula, is emerging as the Central Park of the East River. According to Omar Freilla of the Sustainable South Bronx, the city is on the right track.
"We now have official buy-in from the city," said Freilla, "which is critical because they are the largest landowner on the peninsula. At the Fish Market site they have reserved 50 feet at the waterside as an esplanade." How the water's edge of this project is designed, noted Freilla, will impact the actual width of the eventual Greenway. A vertical bulkhead reconstruction, for instance, could accommodate the entire 50-foot width. But if there is a "rip-rap" edge (typically composed of large rocks or boulders in a gradual downward slope from land to the river bed, then the Greenway could be significantly smaller. Use of a rip-rap edge, in fact, would also interfere with the opportunity to use the waterfront to move freight in that a boat coming in for a pick-up or drop-off might essentially run aground on the rocky slope.
Is there a chance that the fish market might enhance the emissions reduction infrastructure already in the neighborhood? Maybe, but it is still too soon to know.
"It would be difficult," said Gerry Bogacz of the New York Metropolitan Transportation Council, the regional coordinated transportation planning agency for downstate New York which is studying a possible freight ferry for Hunts Point. "The shippers involved are based all over the region and country. It is therefore hard (impossible?) to impose emissions reduction measures on their vehicles."
But to clean up the air it is not as if the community is starting from zero, notes Bogacz. "There have been efforts, which we've been part of, to [provide incentives to] Bronx shippers to consider alternative fuels. The truck electrification pilot seems to be one of the most promising steps for the market."
Frederick Law Olmsted supposedly took the lessons he learned from creating Central Park and applied them in Brooklyn's Prospect Park, and what he viewed as his greatest innovation had nothing to do with the park itself, but with the parkways leading to the park – Eastern Parkway, and then Ocean Parkway, which connects to Coney Island.
In the 130 years since Prospect Park was created, we still have not demonstrated that we can create the connectivity to parks that we need to. The construction of Hudson River Park shows what happens when designers don't deal with the access issues related to getting across highways, and the planned development of Brooklyn Bridge Park shows that access issues do not solve themselves. What the South Bronx may need most is a connection to Randall's Island to help create the feeling that you are a part of something, rather than just stuck in the middle of a neighborhood characterized by dead-end streets.
This year, the reauthorization of the federal Transportation Bill known as TEA-21 creates a great opportunity for all of these transportation innovations and investments to get the funding they deserve: clean fuels, water transit, bikeways and greenways. There is perhaps no better way to honor the memory of the late Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, whose landmark legislation 12 years ago woke us up from the "highway haze" that ruled transportation policy since the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956.
Growing up on 42nd Street young Moynihan was 12 years old before he knew the Hudson River flowed just a few blocks west of his apartment. Let's hope 60 years after Moynihan's awakening to the Hudson that today's generation of city leaders, civil servants and urban planners can make these connections through the great wall along the waterfront of the Bronx. Thousands of 12-year-olds must live along this stretch of waterfront suffering the same detachment. Whether aspiring salsa musician or eventual senator, or simply would-be recreational rower, the East River belongs to all of them.
To read more about the South Bronx - and to contribute your own news and views, as well as reports of potholes - go to the South Bronx Gazette, the second of our Community Gazettes.


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First things first
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- Make sure that you're using the latest version of software on your device.
- Go to the System Status page and check iCloud Mail.
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- If you're using Safari, update Safari to its latest version. If you're using a different browser, check its help menu to learn how to install updates.
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- If you can access iCloud Mail from a different location or Internet connection, contact your Internet service provider (ISP) or network administrator. Some Internet configurations intentionally or unintentionally prevent access to certain websites or services, such as iCloud Mail.
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If you receive an alert when you send a message from your @icloud.com email address using Mail on your Mac
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- Open Mail and choose Mail > Preferences.
- Click the Accounts tab.
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If you choose Edit SMTP Server List, you won't see your iCloud account listed as an option.
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Your ISP might be blocking the protocol used to send email (SMTP) across their network. Contact your service provider and ask about SMTP traffic that crosses their network to an external service, such as iCloud. If your service provider blocks SMTP traffic, ask them how you can be exempted from SMTP blocking.
If your ISP isn't blocking SMTP traffic and you still can't send messages, contact Apple Support for help.
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Find the name of your iCloud email account on the left side of the main Mail window. If your account name is dimmed and has a lightning-bolt symbol next to it, your account is offline. To take your account online, connect to the Internet, then choose Mailbox > Take All Accounts Online.
If you still can't receive email, contact Apple Support to get more help.
If you want to remove a suggested recent contact in iCloud Mail
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N.J. woman swam from home to get to ER job after Sandy
- Her Toms River neighborhood was flooded in hurricane's aftermath and she lost power
- She thought she was needed and couldn't call to hospital to ask
- The surfer swam through water clogged with debris, sludge and was picked up by a utility truck
TOMS RIVER, N.J. — The first thing Marsha Hedgepeth did when she moved into her home three years ago was count the steps from the front door to her second-floor apartment, a preparatory measure for future grocery-lugging.
Then Sandy hit, and the superstorm provided her with another reference guide.
She now knows that it takes about a half hour to swim from her doorstep, in the riverside neighborhood of Gilford Park, to about two blocks from the eastbound side of Route 37, roughly the length of two football fields. She also knows that it's a 5-minute drive from the highway to the hospital where she works, if taken by utility truck.
"You know you just have to be there," said Hedgepeth, 43. "You're never going to have enough staff in a state of emergency."
Hedgepeth's bosses at Community Medical Center said they would have understood had she not shown up for her 3 p.m. shift as an emergency room technician Oct. 30, the day after Sandy struck, given the circumstances.
A tributary of the town's namesake river flows alongside her neighborhood, rising during the storm and flooded the area. Police Chief Michael Mastronardy said the waterline reached more than 4 feet in some areas of town, including Gilford Park.
Having lost power to her home, Hedgepeth saw no reason to sit in the dark and the cold while several miles west her colleagues in the emergency department were hooking up patients to oxygen tanks and suturing lacerations, "lots of lacerations," caused by Sandy's punch.
"We are the first responders. The tougher the circumstances is when you do come to work," she said.
Also, her cell phone wasn't getting any reception.
"How could I have called out when I didn't have a phone?"
Swim, then hitch
So Hedgepeth threw her phone and blue work scrubs into a plastic A&P grocery bag, then outfitted herself for what she expected would be a cold, dirty swim in the water waiting outside: jeans, old sneakers, a scarf, a hat and gloves, she said.
In the precious calm after the storm, she freestyle-stroked her way past the flotsam of Sandy's rage: decks, a lifeguard box used for ropes, a bench with the Stewart's Root Beer logo.
"I don't know if it's from Seaside or Fischer Boulevard," she said.
A regular surfer, Hedgepeth cut her way inland through the sludgy water for what she calculated was just less than a half hour, until the water level was low enough for her to bring her 5-foot-4 frame upright, she said.
Plastic bag in hand, she walked about two blocks to the highway and crossed over to the westbound side, she said.
"I'm soaking wet, I'm in denim, and all of a sudden I stick out my thumb," Hedgepeth said.
Not many cars were on the road, she said, but it didn't take long for her unlikely chariot to arrive. Rumbling up slowly, a power company truck with Michigan plates pulled over.
"They asked me where I was going, and I said, 'the emergency room,' " Hedegpath said.
For care? the workers asked. No, she said. For work.
A warm (and dry) welcome
When she walked through the emergency room door, still sopping, she was greeted by a co-worker who wrapped her arms around her and asked if she was OK. She was. Her supervisors spoke with her to ensure she was fit for work and cleared her for her shift, which would run over by four hours.
"I knew once I was there I could clean up and get to work. If my area was that bad, I knew over the bridge" — in Seaside Heights, N.J. — "it was 10 times worse. I knew they'd be coming there to the hospital."
They did. Community Medical Center has the busiest emergency room in the state and sees, on average, 260 patients a day, said Teri Kubiel, administrative director of patient care services. That average spiked to 300 in the days after Sandy.
Hedgepeth, now staying with a co-worker, was not the only employee aware that that would be the case.
Jean Flaherty, director of marketing, said 122 hospital employees' homes were either destroyed or uninhabitable, and 75 lost their vehicles, "yet they continued to work."
On the night of the storm, about 700 employees and patients stayed in the hospital; more than 250 were employees who caught rest on a cot or an unused gurney, Flaherty said.
With lives freshly torn by Sandy, Kubiel said the employees displayed "profound resilience."
Hedgepeth, who left the bar business several years ago to pursue a career with more stability and is enrolled in New York University's nursing program, said she had no other option.
"I like caring for others," she said. "Even in bartending, you're caring for others."
She grabbed a cup of coffee to warm up, "sat down for a second," she said, and went to work.


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How Fruits and Vegetables Can Help Treat Asthma
Researchers have proposed that "by eating fewer fruits and vegetables, the susceptibility to potentially harmful inhaled substances of the population as a whole may be increased because of the reduction in antioxidant defenses of the lungs." The thin lining of fluid that forms the interface between our respiratory tract and the external environment is our first line of defense against oxidative damage. Oxidative damage is important in asthma, contributing to airway contraction, excessive mucous production, and hypersensitivity. Antioxidants protect against oxidative stress, so our lung lining contains a range of antioxidants our body makes itself, as well as those obtained from our diet, particularly from fruits and vegetables.
We can even quantify the level of oxidative stress in people by measuring the level of oxidation products in their exhaled breath, which drops as we start eating more fruits and vegetables, and drops further as we combine more plants with fewer animal foods.
Do those with asthma really have lower levels of antioxidants than people without asthma? Compared to healthy controls, subjects with asthma had lower whole blood levels of total carotenoids and lower levels of each of the individual phytonutrients they measured: cryptoxanthin, lycopene, lutein, alpha-carotene and beta-carotene compared to healthy controls.
Therefore, they posit, "the accumulating evidence does suggest that diet has an influence in modulating the response of the lung to inhaled allergens and irritants. However, it is possible that the reduced carotenoid levels in asthma are a result of increased utilization in the presence of excess free radicals." So it's like a chicken-or-the-egg phenomenon.
We know antioxidant-rich diets have been associated with reduced asthma prevalence. However, direct evidence that altering intake of antioxidant-rich foods actually affects asthma was lacking, until now.
There are two ways to test the effects of fruits and vegetables on asthma. Add fruits and vegetables to people's diets and see if their asthma improves, or take asthmatics and remove fruits and vegetables from their diets and see if they get worse.
The first such study of its kind placed subjects with asthma on a low antioxidant diet. After just a matter of days, there was a significant worsening of lung function and asthma control. The researchers conclude that "This finding is highly significant for subjects with asthma, as it indicates that omitting antioxidant-rich foods from the diet, for even a short time frame, will have a detrimental effect on asthma symptoms."
Interestingly, ironically, the low antioxidant diet consumed by subjects, where they were restricted to one serving of fruit and up to two servings of vegetables per day, is typical of Western diets. In other words, the low antioxidant diet they used to worsen people's asthma, crippling their lung function, was just like the standard American diet.
As about "half the population usually consumes a diet with an intake of fruit and vegetables equivalent to that in the study diet or less, it appears likely that this dietary pattern, which must be considered suboptimal for lung health, may have a significant impact on asthma management, indicating the potential for typical Western dietary patterns to contribute to a worsening of lung function and asthma control."
Within just days, cutting down fruit and vegetable intake can impair lung function, but does adding fruits and vegetables help with asthma? That was the second phase of the study.
Asthmatics on the standard American diet had about a 40% chance of relapsing into an asthma exacerbation within three months. However, put them on seven servings of fruits and vegetables a day instead of three, and we cut their exacerbation rate in half, down to 20%. Imagine if there were a drug that could work as powerfully as a few fruits and vegetables.
If manipulating antioxidant intake by increasing fruit and vegetable intake can so powerfully reduce asthma exacerbation rates, why not just take antioxidant pills instead? I cover that in my video Treating Asthma With Plants vs. Supplements?
Leesa recommends choosing only organic fruits and vegetables.
In health,
Michael Greger, M.D.
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A founding member of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, Michael Greger, M.D., is a physician, author, and internationally recognized speaker on nutrition, food safety, and public health issues. Currently Dr. Greger serves as the Director of Public Health and Animal Agriculture at The Humane Society of the United States. Hundreds of his nutrition videos are freely available at NutritionFacts.org.
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FLOTUS: 'Just relax' with my husband
The emails from the Barack Obama reelect about winning a dinner with the president as a randomized reward for contributing to the campaign have gotten a bit more intense as time goes on, and the latest one, from the first lady, emphasizes that the winner of such a prize shouldn't freak out about it.
"Just relax," she advises.
The email is below.
From: Michelle Obama [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 2:34 PM
Subject: These dinners
Not everyone knows how to prepare for a dinner like this. As someone who's eaten countless meals with my husband, I want to tell you the one thing to do if you're selected to join him...
Just relax. Barack wants this dinner to be fun, and he really loves getting to know supporters like you.
I hope you'll take him up on it before Friday's deadline.
Will you donate $3 or more today and be entered to have dinner with Barack?
These dinners mean a lot to Barack. They're a chance for him to talk with a few of the people who are driving the campaign — and a chance for him to say thank you.
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Easton Area High School Drama Club presents "The Music Man," a musical with book, music, and lyrics by Meredith Willson, based on a story by Willson and Franklin Lacey.
The plot concerns professor Harold Hill who comes to small town River City, Iowa to try to convince the town they need a boys' band. Hill, a con man, will then sell them instruments, uniforms and instructional books. He becomes interested in Marian Paroo, the town librarian, who warns him she will check his credentials in the reference books. Through inspiring her brother to come out of his shell, he wins her heart and in return, she wins his. The show includes classic numbers such as "76 Trombones", "Goodnight, My Someone" and "Tiill There was You".
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The Music Man Cast List
Traveling Salesmen……………………………………………………………………………………Devin LaDuca, Jewel Gilbert, Jorne Gilbert, Stavros Kariofillis, and Jesse Nitchkey.
Charlie Cowell........…………………………………………………………Ian Callahan
Conductor.......………………………………………………………………Ryan Betts
Harold Hill.......………………………………………………………………Cory Lopes
Mayor Shinn......……………………………………………………………Nick DeNunzio
Ewart Dunlop.....……………………………………………………………Elliott Sweeney
Oliver Hix......……………….………………………………………………Jorne Gilbert
Jacey Squires………..........………………………………………………Jewel Gilbert
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Marcellus Washburn………………………………………………………Brandon Frankenfield
Tommy Djilas………………………………………………………………Giovanny Zapata
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Mrs. Paroo……………………………………………………………...…Christa Maxwell
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Whilst attending a party, three high school friends gain superpowers after making an incredible discovery underground. Soon, though, they find their lives spinning out of control and their bond tested as they embrace their darker sides.
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