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Create a romantic evening to remember while enjoying a selection of classic Mediterranean favorites and exceptional wines available on Valentine's Day, and the following weekend, at Carmel Café & Wine Bar restaurants located throughout the Tampa Bay area.
An enticing array of timeless favorites from Mediterranean Rim countries featured on the prix fixe menu invite you to savor the culinary heritage of that region. For a more modern interpretation of that cuisine, select from the full dinner menu of Carmel Café's signature Mod Med dishes.
Inspired by the foods and flavors of Mediterranean coastal countries like Italy, Spain, France, Greece and Morocco, Carmel Café Executive Chef Steve Cook designed the Valentine's menu to offer guests a variety of tantalizing courses that include soup, salads, fresh seafood, succulent beef and tender veal.
Make reservations now to enjoy the three-course, prix fixe menu that is featured for a limited time Feb. 14 – 16 for $29.95 per person (tax and gratuity not included). Three wines selected to pair well with the menu will also be offered for a special value price and will be available by the glass or by the bottle.
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Reservations are recommended and are now available at all Carmel Café restaurants. In addition to the Valentine's prix fixe menu offered Feb. 14 - 16, the full dinner menu will also be available.
Carmel Café & Wine Bar in Countryside is at 2548 McMullen Booth Road (Northwood Plaza) in Clearwater. Call 727-724-4228 for information or reservations.
The Carrollwood restaurant is at 14306 North Dale Mabry Highway (Landmark Plaza) in Tampa. For information or reservations, call 813-265-1415.
South Tampa's Carmel Café is located at 3601 W. Swann Avenue in Tampa. For information or reservations, call 813-964-6889.
In Sarasota, Carmel Café is located at 8433 Cooper Creek Blvd. in Sarasota. For information or reservations, call 941-893-5955.
Carmel Café's signature cuisine is described as Mod Med, a modern interpretation of foods and flavors traditionally associated with Mediterranean countries. The menu includes seasonal dishes that highlight produce and other ingredients when they are freshest and most flavorful.
In addition to enjoying the Mod Med cuisine served exclusively at Carmel Café & Wine Bar, diners may choose from a global selection of wines designed to easily mix and match with the menu. Wines can also be customized according to serving size, with many available in three-, six- and nine-ounce pours or by the bottle. The full service bar also offers specialty cocktails and mixed drinks.
Customized MenuPads placed at diners' fingertips offer an inviting, interactive way to view images and descriptions of each dish, learn about wines from around the world, create pairings based on personal preferences or control the pacing of food and wine orders. Many dishes are available in small or large plate options.
Carmel Café & Wine Bar restaurants are open for lunch 11:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Monday – Friday. Locations also offer brunch from 11:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays.
All Tampa Bay restaurant locations in Countryside, Carollwood, Sarasota and South Tampa serve dinner 5 - 10 p.m. Monday - Thursday, 5 p.m. – 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 5 – 9 p.m. on Sundays.
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Road trip from New Orleans to Chicago, visiting Memphis and Nashville.
Dial up a bit of Dixie and get ready to launch from the fertile Mississippi Delta to the Great Lakes of Chicago. Cut through the heart of this vast land and get accustomed to Southern life, following the winding river to the musical meccas of Memphis and Nashville. Cross into Kentucky for a dose of bourbon history in Louisville before winding things up among the skyscrapers of Chicago, the USA's largest city. For a new spin on an old favourite, the New Orleans to Chicago adventure is a great alternative to the tourist-heavy coasts, offering a chance to explore the giant interior of the USA.
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Days 1-2 New Orleans
Founded by French traders in 1718, New Orleans has many layers of history to uncover. Begin with an optional walking tour of the French Quarter before tucking into some Creole cuisine or hitting the bars of Bourbon Street.
Days 3-4 Memphis
Enjoy a tour of Sun Studios in Memphis, a place that many consider to be the home of rock'n'roll. There's also the opportunity to visit Graceland or catch a live blues show in this music Mecca.
Days 5-6 Nashville
Get ready for some more music in the country-rock town of Nashville. Take a stroll down Music Row, where more than 50 record studios and 200 music publishing houses are located, and stop by the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Days 7-8 Louisville
Cruise to Louisville, home of the the Kentucky Derby, the largest collection of Victorian-era homes and, to top it all off, the final resting place of Colonel Sanders. Perhaps take some time out to follow the Bourbon Trail, learning about the history of the beverage, or sample the cuisine of Louisville's up-and-coming food scene.
Days 9-10 Chicago
End the adventure on the shores of the Great Lakes and among the towering skyscrapers of Chicago. Enjoy free time to tackle the many walking trails and parks, head out for some deep-dish pizza or get a bird's-eye view from Willis Tower – the tallest building in the United States.
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I think Darin is a good guy, but compared to my further intrepid tour guides he was not really committed. We just saw him on travel days in the bus. He didn't join dinner with us or tried to bring the group together. He sent us emails instead of meeting with us in person, really sad.
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I had a really great time. I enjoyed the people I was with, the things I saw, experiences I had. A very good tour. Graeme was/is a totally excellent leader. He is very personable, gets on with everyone. He reads the group very well, and having managed groups myself for years, I was able to see that he brought a great deal of experience and intelligence to this process. He was also expertly equipped with a vast knowledge of America and its many cities. He had answers to all our many questions (sometimes he had to get back to us with the answers, but there was always an answer). He had his finger on the pulse of where to find the best food (both fine dining and cheaper alternatives). He introduced us to each city's 'local' speciality and places where we had more nights he found good restaurants to provide variety. I am a music fan and was very appreciative of his wide knowledge of where to go to hear the best music each place had to offer – especially important on this very musical tour with its music cities. Graeme was very good at 'orienting' us to a place. He would provide maps and a general run down of how to get around, what to see etc, for each place. He also usually did a bit of walking tour when we would get to a city, which was orienting in its own right. He dealt really efficiently with all hotel check ins, most of which were complicated. Graeme is mostly unflapable. I only saw him flustered a couple of times in 20 days. That's pretty impressive. His even temperament is perfect for this role.
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Winston Churchill liked to say that nothing in life is so exhilarating as to be shot at without result, which is why Republican Rep. Walter Jones is in fine fettle these days.
The GOP Washington establishment spent more than $1 million trying to end Jones 20-year House career, but despite its best effort, Jones was still standing after last weeks 3rd District GOP primary. Hell face Democrat Marshall Adame in November.
The primary between Jones and Taylor Griffin, a former Bush White House staffer, whom Jones defeated 51 to 45 percent, tells us a few things about the fault lines in the Republican Party.
Jones, a soft-spoken, 71-year-old pious man who sprinkles his conversations with God Bless Yous, has always been hard to put into a box. The son of a longtime Democratic congressman from Farmville, he started out as a big supporter of the war in Iraq but turned against it when he decided it was not worth the sacrifice and because he believed the Bush administration lied about the reasons for entering the war. He has since written thousands of letters to families of American soldiers killed in Iraq.
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Jones has also polished his maverick status by bucking the GOP leadership on a number of votes, including the budget, debt ceilings and Bushs No Child Left Behind. His apostasy caused House leaders to throw him off the House Financial Services Committee.
The National Journal, a nonpartisan publication, rated Jones as having the most moderate record of any Republican House member. But he is not a moderate in the traditional sense of being a middle-of-the-roader he is outspokenly conservative on issues such as abortion and gay rights.
A number of conservative groups with ties to the GOP establishment began pouring money into the district this year to help defeat Jones and elect Griffin. Among them were the Emergency Committee for Israel and the Ending Spending Action Fund, backed by such figures as Bill Kristol, Joe Ricketts and Sheldon Adelson.
The whole Bush White House crowd that destroyed the GOPs commitment to fiscal discipline, bailed out Wall Street and GM and launched disastrous wars ... joined the attack, wrote David Stockman, Ronald Reagans budget director. The heavy artillery included Karl Rove, former Governor and RNC Chairman Haley Barbour and the War Partys highly paid chief PR flack, Ari Fleischer.
In the closing days of the campaign, the district was planted with yard signs noting former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palins endorsement of Griffin.
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Pat Buchanan, columnist and former presidential candidate, said that Jones is a principled peace conservative.
Consider what the GOP establishment and the Adelson-Kristol neo cons are telling Republicans nationally with this wilding attack on a venerable veteran of the Republican House, Buchanan wrote.
They are saying: You can be for amnesty for illegal aliens, support same-sex marriage, be pro-choice on abortion, and you can still be welcome to our party, Buchanan wrote. But oppose foreign aid or resist the War Party agenda, and you are a heretic who shall be purged.
Rush Limbaugh, the syndicated talk show host, saw Jones renomination as a victory for the tea party, and he viewed it as more significant than state House Speaker Thom Tillis clinching the GOP Senate nomination.
They came after Walter Jones with big money, and they failed, Limbaugh said. And I think that race is a little bit more indicative A, of the strength of the tea party, B, public moods and attitudes, and a predictor of future elections in North Carolina than what happened in that Senate primary. The establishment guy in North Carolina, Tillis I think was his name, he didnt even get 50 percent, with all of the backing that the D.C. establishment and the consultant class, he didnt get 50 percent.
You can spin politics in numerous ways. Jones was helped by owning one of the best-known names in Tar Heel politics; by a challenger without deep roots in the district; and perhaps by his tea party connections.
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Editor's Note: Patch has 31 sites in Virginia and D.C., and not a day goes by that something weird isn't happening somewhere in the area. Here's a look back at some weird goings-on over the past week.
Summer is almost gone and soon the kids will be back to school. If you think it's been a long, hot, dull summer, think again. There's weirdness wherever you look around Northern Virginia.
Our first foray into weirdness: A Manassas man who wanted more on his pizza than pepperoni.
Pizza Delivery Man Sold Drugs, Robbed of Stash by Would-be Buyer: A pizza delivery driver was apparently into selling more than pizzas, Manassas Police said. It happened Friday, Aug. 16, near Centreville Road and Liberia Avenue when police said a man tried to rob a pizza delivery driver. The driver and his manager gained the upper hand after chasing the suspect and holding him down on the ground.
An off-duty police officer saw the incident and got involved by holding the suspect down until uniformed officers arrived. An investigation revealed the suspect had arranged to buy marijuana from the pizza delivery driver, but then took it by force. Both men were hauled away by police.
This next tale is about discount shopping. We all have heard that TJ Maxx offers great deals. But one Maxxinista, a 70 year-old woman in Fairfax, took it a little too far. That's just the suspect City of Fairfax Police found themselves arresting recently at the local TJ Maxx store. Employees spotted the woman attempting to conceal merchandise in a shoulder bag and make her way out of the store, so they detained her until police arrived — and discovered the shoulder bag was lifted, too.
We can only imagine what it must have been like for this apartment dweller to come home to the sound of four raccoons rifling through their home. Eek!
Raccoons Invade Arlington Home: Four raccoons were reported in a Douglas Park home this month after a neighbor had been feeding them, according to the latest round of Arlington Animal Control reports. The raccoons got in through the gaps of a window air-conditioning unit and were chased out with a broom.
If you're like us, you have seen an acid-green bus parked in Falls Church just off of Broad Street. Wondering what it's for? Wonder no longer.
What's Up With the Bikenetic Green Bus? It's become a common sight in Falls Church — and at local bike races. Residents and cyclists are wondering: What's the story behind the bright green school bus parked behind Bikenetic?
A young man in Fairfax Station learned the hard way that it pays to stop when police say "stop!"
Crosspointe Community Entranceway Smashed in Hit and Run, 21-Year-Old Arrested: The brick entranceway to the Crosspointe Communty in Fairfax Station was smashed by a car on Aug. 15, and Stefan Fekeci, a 21-year-old Fairfax County man, was arrested for reckless driving, disregarding a police command to stop and hit and run.
Over in the Richmond Highway area, police and the FBI are hoping the public can tell them who this bank robber is. Clue: They're pretty sure he robbed a bank while wearing a hat bearing the likenesses of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Know someone with that hat? Oh, the bank robber also likes to wear construction worker gear. He's worn that twice while robbing banks in the area.
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Animal rights groups also argue that slaughtering is a messy, cruel process, and some say it would be kinder for owners to have their horses put to sleep by a veterinarian.
"Euthanasia has always been an option," Pacelle said. But "if you acquire a horse, you should be a responsible owner and provide lifetime care."
The fight over horse slaughtering has pitted lawmakers of the same party against each other.
Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., said the poor economy has resulted in "sad cases" of horse abandonment and neglect and lifting the ban will give Americans a shot at regaining lost jobs and making sure sick horses aren't abandoned or mistreated.
But U.S. Rep. Jim Moran, D-Va., is lobbying colleagues to permanently ban horse slaughter because he believes the process is inhumane.
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Convention and Entertainment Facilities receives Prime Site Award for seventh consecutive year
The City of Kansas City, Mo., Convention and Entertainment Facilities has been selected for a Prime Site Award by Facilities & Destinations Magazine for the seventh consecutive year.
Facilities & Destinations Prime Site Awards are based on the opinions of meeting planners, association executives and trade show managers who produce meetings and conventions in convention centers in the United States and Canada. The criteria for the award includes attractiveness and functionality of convention centers, technological capabilities, quality of staff, food and beverage operation, Internet access, size and quality of meeting space.
"The Prime Site Award is a great recognition for our city and the Convention Center," said Oscar McGaskey, Jr., director of Conventions and Entertainment Facilities. "To be selected seven consecutive years is a significant achievement".
The Convention Center is considered a prime location in the heart of downtown Kansas City, minutes from restaurants, hotels and entertainment, and just a short drive from the Kansas City International Airport. The Convention Center offers approximately 388,800 square feet of exhibit space, 48 state of the art meeting rooms, a 2,400 seat fine arts theatre, and an arena that seats more than 10,700 people.
The Grand Ballroom, which has previously been awarded the LEED Silver rating by the U.S. Green Building Council, is a 40,400 square foot room that can be expanded to 46,600 square feet, making it one of the 10 largest convention center ballrooms in the country. The ballroom connects to the Conference Center to provide additional breakout rooms and also opens to an outdoor plaza at the southeast corner of the complex. The ballroom is equipped with a sophisticated color-changing light system and dramatic views of the city from the 38-foot-high glass wall.
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RALEIGH — Its been more than five months since police charged Ray Norman Rouse IV with being impaired and driving in the wrong direction north of downtown when he collided head-on with another car and killed an elderly couple returning from church.
Rouse, 34, of Raleigh has been in custody at the Wake County jail since May 3 on two counts of second-degree murder and felony death by motor vehicle. He is being held under a $2 million bail, a jail spokesman said Monday.
Police have continued their investigation of the circumstances surrounding the St. Patricks Day accident on Wade Avenue that took the lives of Ormond Bailey, 83, and his wife, Gaynell Bailey 79.
Investigators on Monday used a search warrant to recover Rouses emergency medical records to record the observations of emergency medical technicians who responded to the crash and the results of any tests Rouse underwent the day of the accident, according to a search warrant filed Wednesday at the Wake County Clerk of Courts Office.
It was about 1:18 p.m. on a Sunday when the Baileys were riding home from church in a 2002 Gran Marquis. The Baileys car was traveling in the eastbound lanes of Wade Avenue when Rouse ended up traveling west in the eastbound lanes after he made a left hand turn off West Street, according to the search warrant application.
Witnesses told police that several cars swerved to avoid hitting the 2008 Kia Spectra Rouse was driving. The Kia struck the Gran Marquis head-on just west of Filmore Street, police reported.
The Baileys, who were trying to get home to watch the Atlantic Coast Conference basketball tournament, were rushed to WakeMed in Raleigh where they both died later that afternoon. Police reported that Rouse, who was also seriously injured, had a strong odor of alcohol on his person and clothing, Raleigh Senior Officer P.G. Manukas stated in the search warrant application.
The police request for Rouses emergency medical records comes on the heels of another head-on crash early Sunday that occurred when a Dudley man suspected of impaired driving wound up speeding in the wrong direction on Interstate 440, between Six Forks and Wake Forest roads.
Police say David Viva Xicotencatls 2001, Chevrolet Malibu was traveling west in the eastbound lanes of I-440 at more than 80 mph when it hurtled head-on into a 1997 Mazda. The driver of the Mazda, Elizabeth Camille Bullock, 20, of Franklinton, died instantly. Emergency workers transported Xicotencatl, 25, to WakeMed in Raleigh where he died of his injuries.
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Date: October 29, 2009
by: Kurt Schultheis | City Editor
Town Attorney David Persson sent an e-mail to Longboat Key town commissioners Wednesday, Oct. 28, advising them to consider "politely declining" a Sleepy Lagoon Homeowners meeting next week.
Because the main topic of discussion at the Wednesday, Nov. 4 meeting will be the site plan for the future Christ Church of Longboat Key, Presbyterian multi-functional building planned at 6400 Gulf of Mexico Drive and General Harris Street.
Several Sleepy Lagoon residents are upset with the project, which must be approved by the Town Commission, because they are worried about traffic and parking concerns in their community.
Persson, however, suggested commissioners consider staying away from the meeting.
Wrote Persson: "I just wanted to remind you that you are the final authority for site plan applications. The church's request is a site plan application. Therefore you will hear this quasi-judicial application at an advertised public meeting. Attendance at the Sleepy Lagoon meeting where this will be discussed will be an ex-parte communication."
Persson explained that the town's policy, established by a resolution, discourages ex-parte communications.
Ex-parte communication is any conversation held about a particular hearing before it is heard before the commission in an advertised meeting setting.
"I think it is obvious that the more ex-parte communications that occur, the more the formal process of review could be viewed as tainted," Persson wrote.
Persson also used the church site plan to allude to bigger issues, such as The Longboat Key Club and Resort's Islandside expansion and renovation plan.
"While this might not be a huge issue with a church site plan, it could be with other projects," Persson wrote.
Persson explained that mere attendance at the meeting is okay, as long as two or more commissioners are not exchanging ideas about the project.
"It is for these reasons that I continue to recommend that invitations of this nature be politely declined," Persson wrote.
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JENNINGS, LOUISIANA - Deputies in Jefferson Davis Parish have arrested a suspect accused of stealing crawfish. Earlier in March deputies arrested another man at least twice on the same charge.
Jeremy Chaisson, 31, of Jennings, was arrested by deputies Saturday afternoon at a crawfish pond on Lyons Road. Investigators say they caught Chaisson with two sacks of live crawfish taken from his employer, Cody's Seafoods' crawfish pond. Chaisson was an employee there.
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Atlanta – Local leaders and activists gathered at Coca-Cola headquarters this week to call out Coca-Cola for not paying its fair share of taxes and to demand that Representative Woodall and other House Republicans who represent metro Atlanta vote for a budget deal that will end tax loopholes for corporations, rather than cutting investment in the economy here in the metropolitan Atlanta area. With Congress approaching yet another fiscal cliff on March 1st, Georgia Fair Share and other members of the Middle Class Georgians coalition described what they call an "economic heartbreak."
Specifically, they highlighted local economic problems—high unemployment, an under-developed transportation system, and reduced funding for public education—and contrasted it to the fact that corporations continue to get out of paying their fair share in taxes by shipping profits and jobs overseas.
"At a time when our economy is struggling, we all need to do our part, including corporations. In recent years, highly profitable corporations like Coca-Cola have not been paying their fair share of taxes. So, the question today is, why are Rep. Woodall and other House Republicans who represent this area continuing to give tax deals to big corporations, when metro Atlanta needs their support" said Jason Pfeifle, the organizer with Georgia Fair Share.
Currently, large tax loopholes for corporations are costing both federal and state governments billions of dollars. Recent research shows that the federal government loses around $90 billion and state governments about $40 billion, because of corporations' use of foreign tax havens to hide profits abroad and avoid taxation. For example, Coca-Cola kept $23.5 billion of their profits in offshore accounts in 2011. With Congress trying to reach a compromise between Republicans and Democrats that will reduce the deficit and still pay for national priorities, these loopholes could make up a significant portion of the final package.
"In Georgia, we are losing $569 million per year in state tax revenue because of corporate tax loopholes. With this money, we could pay for the salaries of 10,900 new teachers in our state. This would not only help us reduce class sizes in public schools but also add thousands of jobs to our local economy" said State Senator Curt Thompson.
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Original recipe yields 12 muffins
- Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F (200 degrees C). Grease a muffin pan with non-stick spray or line with paper muffin liners. Sift together the flour, baking powder, cinnamon and salt; set aside.
- In a medium bowl, cream together the sugar, margarine and egg with an electric mixer until light and fluffy. Mix in bananas, vanilla, cereal and dates. Blend in dry ingredients until just incorporated. Spoon into prepared muffin cups to about 2/3 full.
- Bake for 20 to 25 minutes in the preheated oven, until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean. Cool in pan over a wire rack for at least 10 minutes before removing muffins from the pan.
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I found these muffins to be very dry and low in flavor. Baked goodies are a treat for me, and I want them to be exceptional. I would rather stick to my oatmeal for lowfat and have more flavor in my muffins. Sorry.
What a great way to use up bananas in a healthy, high-fibre way. This one's a keeper for me. I baked this in a bundt pan and made it a cake and it was super moist and tasty. I substituted: 1/2 cup sugar with 1/4 cup splenda and 1/4 cup sugar. 1/2 cup margarine with 1/2 cup applesauce. 12 dates with 1/2 cup sliced strawberries. For 1/12th of the cake, it's 2 points. Can't beat that!!
These muffins are okay. I did reduce the baking powder by half (this is still probably more than necessary for 12 muffins) and doubled the cinnamon- both on the advice of other reviewers. I thought it was interesting that this recipe has no milk, maybe a splash wouldn't hurt. Also, I used 1/2 golden raisins and 1/2 dried figs instead of the dates. It was a good choice. The inside of the muffin is nice and moist, very muffin-like denseness. However, I slightly overcooked mine. so the outside was a bit chewy. Thank you for a good way to use up bananas
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Amount Per Serving (12 total)
- Calories
- 210 cal
- 11%
- Fat
- 4.1 g
- 6%
- Carbs
- 40.3 g
- 13%
- Protein
- 3.5 g
- 7%
- Cholesterol
- 18 mg
- 6%
- Sodium
- 371 mg
- 15%
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Published: Thursday, February 14, 2013 at 2:00 p.m.
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Steve Jette has seen a lot of strange things along the banks of the Petaluma River since he embarked on his one-man mission to clean up its northern reaches about five months ago, but what he saw on Monday shocked him.
Stacks of tires, a rusted rototiller, slime-covered computing devices and a disintegrating vacuum, among many other things, marred the western bank of the river just north of the intersection of Corona Road and Industrial Drive. The mess, about 100 leaking, rusted objects in all, had been largely obscured by an overgrowth of brambles, which Jette spent most of Tuesday single-handedly cutting away so that media and city workers could access it.
"It's the ugliest thing I have ever seen," said Jette on Tuesday afternoon, standing calf-deep in cloudy water, saw in hand, staring at the jumble of trash. Most of it appeared to have been sitting there for years, if not decades. Above the trash and beyond a rickety wooden fence, a row of homes was visible. "I never expected anything like this," he said.
Jette is a Petaluma chiropractor and volunteer with the Friends of the Petaluma River and the Petaluma Wetlands Alliance. He started cleaning the river, actually a tidal estuary that winds through Petaluma down to the San Francisco Bay, in earnest after a public river cleanup that took place in September of 2012. His first project was cleaning the stretch behind the Outlet Mall, which took about four months to complete. Most of the time, he said, the work involves removing fallen trees, branches and small litter items like bottles, plastic bags and cans. The work has its rewards, he said, like the times he discovered a river otter splashing in the water and was startled by a hawk flying out of a tree.
He'd just started his second project, working north from Corona Road, when he discovered the dump site.
"This is deliberate, ugly," he said.
Upon finding the mess, he emailed the City of Petaluma as well as the Sonoma County Water Agency.
He said representatives of Petaluma's Public Works Department showed up in the early afternoon on Tuesday to look at the mess. The workers told Jette that they'd be back out to with a backhoe to remove the junk on Wednesday morning.
The Sonoma County Water Agency, which has an easement to help with cleanups if objects are blocking the waterway, sent a crew of prisoners to help remove the junk. They uncovered layers of trash, including television sets, steam irons, a VHS player and more.
By 10:30 on Wednesday morning, Jette said, the trash had been removed.
It's unlikely anyone will be found responsible for the dumping, as a person usually has to be caught in the act in order to be charged, according to officials.
Jette hopes the discovery of the trash will inspire others to get involved in river cleanups, starting with the next official cleanup day on May 4.
"I try to take whatever comes, and turn it into a blessing in disguise," he said.
To learn more about the river cleanup, visit https://sites.google.com/site/petrivercleanup/.
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This supplement has been used in connection with the following health conditions:Prostate SupportSee Related Concerns (1)CloseProstatitisDose: 1,000 mg dailyQuercetin has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects and may reduce symptoms of chronic prostatitis.(more)AllergiesSee Related Concerns (3)CloseAllergies and SensitivitiesDose: Refer to label instructionsTest tube and animal studies have found some effects from natural antihistamines such as the flavonoid quercetin, though no clinical research has shown whether these substances can specifically reduce allergic reactions. (more)AsthmaDose: Refer to label instructionsQuercetin, a flavonoid found in many plants, has an inhibiting action on lipoxygenase, an enzyme that contributes to problems with asthma. (more)Hay FeverDose: Consult a qualified healthcare practitionerQuercetin is an increasingly popular treatment for hay fever.(more)Heart & Circulatory HealthSee Related Concerns (2)CloseAtherosclerosisDose: Refer to label instructionsQuercetin, a flavonoid, protects LDL cholesterol from damage.(more)EdemaDose: Refer to label instructionsIn one study, the flavonoid quercetin corrected abnormal capillary permeability (leakiness), an effect that might improve edema.(more)Diabetic NutritionSee Related Concerns (2)CloseType 2 DiabetesDose: Refer to label instructionsQuercetin may be helpful for its ability to reduce levels of sorbitol-a sugar that accumulates in cells and damages the nerves, kidneys, and eyes of people with diabetes.(more)Type 1 DiabetesDose: Refer to label instructionsQuercetin may be helpful for its ability to reduce levels of sorbitol-a sugar that accumulates in cells and damages the nerves, kidneys, and eyes of people with diabetes.(more)Children's HealthSee Related Concerns (1)CloseChildhood DiseasesDose: Refer to label instructionsQuercetin is a flavonoid that has shown particularly strong antiviral properties in the test tube.(more)Joint HealthSee Related Concerns (1)CloseGoutDose: Refer to label instructionsIn test tube studies, quercetin, a flavonoid, has inhibited an enzyme involved in the development of gout.(more)Eyes & VisionSee Related Concerns (1)CloseCataractsDose: Refer to label instructionsThe flavonoid quercetin may help protect against cataracts by blocking sorbitol accumulation in the eye.(more)Athletic Performance and Post-Exercise InfectionDose: 500 mg twice a day In one study, quercetin lowered the incidence of upper respiratory tract infections in athletes following intensive exercise. (more)ProstatitisDose: 1,000 mg daily
Quercetin, a flavonoid with anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects, has recently been reported to improve symptoms of NBP and PD. An uncontrolled study reported that 500 mg of quercetin twice daily for at least two weeks significantly improved symptoms in 59% of men with chronic prostatitis.1 These results were confirmed in a double-blind study, in which similar treatment with quercetin for one month improved symptoms in 67% of men with NBP or PD.2 Another uncontrolled study combined 1,000 mg per day of quercetin with the enzymes bromelain and papain, resulting in significant improvement of symptoms.3 Bromelain and papain promote absorption of quercetin and have anti-inflammatory effects as well.4References
1. Shoskes DA. Use of the bioflavonoid quercetin in patients with longstanding chronic prostatitis. JANA 1999;2:36-9.
2. Shoskes DA, Zeitlin SI, Shahed A, Rajfer J. Quercetin in men with category III chronic prostatitis: a preliminary prospective, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial. Urology 1999; 54:960-3.
3. Shoskes DA, Zeitlin SI, Shahed A, Rajfer J. Quercetin in men with category III chronic prostatitis: a preliminary prospective, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial. Urology 1999; 54:960-3.
4. Izaka K, Yamada M, Kawano T, Suyama T. Gastrointestinal absorption and anti-inflammatory effect of bromelain. Jpn J Pharmacol 1972;22:519-34.Allergies and SensitivitiesDose: Refer to label instructions
Many of the effects of allergic reactions are caused by the release of histamine, which is the reason antihistamine medication is often used by allergy sufferers. Some natural substances, such as vitamin C1, 2 and flavonoids,3 including quercetin,4, 5 have demonstrated antihistamine effects in test tube, animal, and other preliminary studies. However, no research has investigated whether these substances can specifically reduce allergic reactions in humans.References
1. Johnston CS, Retrum KR, Srilakshmi JC. Antihistamine effects and complications of supplemental vitamin C. J Am Diet Assoc 1992;92:988-9.
2. Johnston S, Martin LJ, Cai X. Antihistamine effect of supplemental ascorbic acid and neutrophil chemotaxis. J Am Coll Nutr 1992;11:172-6.
3. Gabor M. Anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic properties of flavonoids. Prog Clin Biol Res 1986;213:471-80 [review].
4. Middleton E, Drzewieki G. Naturally occurring flavonoids and human basophil histamine release. Int Arch Allergy Appl Immunol 1985;77:155-7.
5. Amella M, Bronner C, Briancon F, et al. Inhibition of mast cell histamine release by flavonoids and bioflavonoids. Planta Medica 1985;51:16-20.AsthmaDose: Refer to label instructions
Quercetin, a flavonoid found in most plants, has an inhibiting action on lipoxygenase, an enzyme that contributes to problems with asthma.1 No clinical trials in humans have confirmed whether quercetin decreases asthma symptoms. Some doctors are currently experimenting with 400 to 1,000 mg of quercetin three times per day.ReferencesHay FeverDose: Consult a qualified healthcare practitioner
Quercetin is an increasingly popular treatment for hay fever even though only limited preliminary clinical research has suggested that it is beneficial to hay fever sufferers.1ReferencesAtherosclerosisDose: Refer to label instructions
Quercetin, a flavonoid, protects LDL cholesterol from damage.1 While several preliminary studies have found that eating foods high in quercetin lowers the risk of heart disease,2, 3, 4 the research on this subject is not always consistent,5 and some research finds no protective link.6 Quercetin is found in apples, onions, black tea, and as a supplement. In some studies, dietary amounts linked to protection from heart disease are as low as 35 mg per day.References
1. Ronzio RA. Antioxidants, nutraceuticals and functional foods. Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients 1996;Oct:34-5 [review].
2. Hertog MGL, Feskens EJM, Hollman PCH, et al. Dietary antioxidant flavonoids and risk of coronary heart disease: the Zutphen Elderly Study. Lancet 1993;342:1007-11.
3. Hertog MGL, Kromhout D, Aravanis C, et al. Flavonoid intake and long-term risk of coronary heart disease and cancer in the Seven Countries Study. Arch Intern Med 1995;155:381-6.
4. Knekt P, Jarvinen R, Reunanen A, Maatela J. Flavonoid intake and coronary mortality in Finland: a cohort study. BMJ 1996;312:478-81.
5. Rimm EB, Katan MB, Ascherio A, et al. Relation between intake of flavonoids and risk for coronary heart disease in male health professionals. Ann Intern Med 1996; 125:384-9.
6. Hertog MGL, Sweetnam PM, Fehily AM, et al. Antioxidant flavonols and ischemic heart disease in a Welsh population of men: the Caerphilly Study. Am J Clin Nutr 1997;65:1489-94.EdemaDose: Refer to label instructionsBecause coumarin, hydroxyethylrutosides, and diosmin are not widely available in the United States, other flavonoids, such as quercetin, rutin, or anthocyanosides (from bilberry), have been substituted by doctors in an attempt to obtain similar benefits. The effect of these other flavonoids against edema has not been well studied. Also, optimal amounts are not known. However, in one study, quercetin in amounts of 30-50 mg per day corrected abnormal capillary permeability (leakiness),1 an effect that might improve edema. A similar effect has been reported with rutin at 20 mg three times per day.2 Doctors often recommend 80-160 mg of a standardized extract of bilberry, three times per day.ReferencesType 2 DiabetesDose: Refer to label instructionsDoctors have suggested that quercetin might help people with diabetes because of its ability to reduce levels of sorbitol-a sugar that accumulates in nerve cells, kidney cells, and cells within the eyes of people with diabetes-and has been linked to damage to those organs.1 Clinical trials have yet to explore whether quercetin actually protects people with diabetes from neuropathy, nephropathy, or retinopathy.ReferencesType 1 DiabetesDose: Refer to label instructionsDoctors have suggested that quercetin might help people with diabetes because of its ability to reduce levels of sorbitol-a sugar that accumulates in nerve cells, kidney cells, and cells within the eyes of people with diabetes and has been linked to damage to those organs.1 Clinical trials have yet to explore whether quercetin actually protects people with diabetes from nerve damage (neuropathy), nephropathy, or eye damage (retinopathy).ReferencesChildhood DiseasesDose: Refer to label instructions
Flavonoids are a group of compounds found in some plant foods and medicinal herbs. An antiviral action of some flavonoids has been observed in a number of test tube experiments.1, 2, 3, 4, 5Quercetin, one of the flavonoids, has shown particularly strong antiviral properties in the test tube;6, 7, 8 however, one study did not find quercetin to be of benefit to mice with a viral infection.9 It is not known whether flavonoids can be absorbed in amounts sufficient to exert an antiviral effect in humans, and therefore their possible role in the treatment of childhood exanthems remains unknown.References
1. Vrijsen R, Everaert L, Boeye A. Antiviral activity of flavones and potentiation by ascorbate. J Gen Virol 1988;69:1749-51.
2. Debiaggi M, Tateo F, Pagani L, et al. Effects of propolis flavonoids on virus infectivity and replication. Microbiologica 1990;13:207-13.
3. Fesen MR, Kohn KW, Leteurtre F, Pommier Y. Inhibitors of human immunodeficiency virus integrase. Proc Natl Acad Sci 1993;90:2399-403.
4. Amoros M, Simoes CM, Girre L, et al. Synergistic effect of flavones and flavonols against herpes simplex virus type 1 in cell culture. Comparison with the antiviral activity of propolis. J Nat Prod 1992;55:1732-40.
5. Spedding G, Ratty A, Middleton E Jr. Inhibition of reverse transcriptases by flavonoids. Antiviral Res 1989;12:99-110.
6. Kaul TN, Middleton E Jr, Ogra PL. Antiviral effect of flavonoids on human viruses. J Med Virol 1985;15:71-9.
7. Mucsi I, Pragai BM. Inhibition of virus multiplication and alteration of cyclic AMP level in cell cultures by flavonoids. Experientia 1985;41:930-1.
8. Ohnishi E, Bannai H. Quercetin potentiates TNF-induced antiviral activity. Antiviral Res 1993;22:327-31.
9. Esanu V, Prahoveanu E, Crisan I, Cioca A. The effect of an aqueous propolis extract, of rutin and of a rutin-quercetin mixture on experimental influenza virus infection in mice. Virologie 1981;32:213-5.GoutDose: Refer to label instructions
In test tube studies, quercetin, a flavonoid, has inhibited an enzyme involved in the development of gout.1, 2 However, it is not known whether taking quercetin by mouth can produce high enough quercetin concentrations in the body to achieve these effects. Although human research is lacking, some doctors recommend 150-250 mg of quercetin three times per day (taken between meals).ReferencesCataractsDose: Refer to label instructions
The flavonoidquercetin may also help by blocking sorbitol accumulation in the eye.1 This may be especially helpful for people with diabetes, though no clinical trials have yet explored whether quercetin actually prevents diabetic cataracts.ReferencesAthletic Performance and Post-Exercise InfectionDose: 500 mg twice a day In a double-blind study of trained athletes, the incidence of upper respiratory tract infections following a three-day period of intensive exercise was significantly lower in people who took quercetin than in those who received a placebo (5% versus 45%).1 The amount of quercetin used was 500 mg twice a day, beginning three weeks before, and continuing for two weeks after, the intensive exercise.References
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