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Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
My brother has chronic GVHD and all other treatments have failed so far. His doctor now has decided to try Rituximab. What can you tell me about this?
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B-cells and T-cells are part of the immune system. GVHD, or graft versus host disease, is caused by donor T-cells that see the recipient as foreign and thus attack the recipient. Rituximab is a medication that is actually directed against B-cells. It is believed that you need B cells in order to activate T cells. So by removing the B cells with Rituximab, the T cells become less functional and therefore may mount less of a graft versus host response.
Rituximab is being used in limited cases, and should be considered somewhat "investigational" in this setting. Although it is safe, the response rate is largely unknown. It is a reasonable alternative when traditional therapies are not working.
Aug 8, 2013 - In patients with graft-versus-host disease (GVHD) after allogeneic hematopoietic stem-cell transplantation, levels of a particular biomarker can help identify patients at higher risk of treatment-resistant GVHD and death, according to a study published in the Aug. 8 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine.


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(CNN) -- As the temperature falls and the leaves start to crackle under foot, British minds turn towards comfort food -- and there's nothing more comforting than a traditional suet pudding.
Suet, as in, beef fat?
In a dessert?
Why yes, actually.
And do you know what? It's really rather good.
I know it sounds strange -- the idea of putting beef or mutton fat into a sweet dish. But stay with me for a minute. The classic British pudding is a creation of flour, eggs, sugar and sweet flavorings. So far, so yummy, right? Then they're boiled or steamed in a cloth or basin -- which is quite jolly.
And then there's something about the texture of suet, the thin, slightly gritty layer that's left on the roof of your mouth, that's marvelously satisfying. It's hearty, it's delicious and it warms the parts other puddings simply can't reach.
Suet doesn't taste of beef, or mutton; at most there's a wholesome hint of the farmyard about it. It's also deceptively light, making doughs that are fluffy and golden, and it goes splendidly with custard. So in the winter, especially after a long country walk, there's nothing quite so satisfying.
Suet puddings are the cornerstones of British "nursery" food -- stodgy, hot, carb-heavy yet cheap meals that were (and in places, still are) popular with schoolchildren and nostalgia-lovers alike. They're a long way from the tantalizing, petite desserts we see in high-end restaurants today. They do one thing: Fill. You. Up.
Culinary historian Kate Colquhoun has dated the earliest mention of suet pudding to a 1617 recipe for "Cambridge Pudding," a pudding made with dried fruits, boiled in a pudding cloth, named because it was made for students at Cambridge University. For most people, until the method of cooking using pudding cloths was invented, puddings could only be cooked when an animal was slaughtered, as only the grandest houses had home ovens and the stomach or intestines of an animal were the only available containers that could hold a pudding mixture that could be cooked over a fire.
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But then it was discovered that a cloth dipped in hot water and dusted with flour would hold a pudding mixture that could be boiled. This meant that hearty, nourishing puddings could be cooked all year round, and suet puddings, both savory and sweet, quickly became incredibly popular: By the eighteenth century, they were a central part of the British diet.
Puddings had their famous fans too -- the writer Samuel Johnson was noted for his fondness for puddings, albeit of the savory sort, and Charles Dickens described them thus in "A Christmas Carol":
"A smell like a washing-day! That was the cloth. A smell like an eating-house and a pastrycook's next door to each other, with a laundress's next door to that. That was the pudding."
Suet puddings fell out of favour in the latter half of the 20th century, primarily because of health concerns, but have made a comeback in recent years, being championed by British chefs such as Heston Blumenthal, Delia Smith and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall.
I remember devouring our school cook's puddings with joy after forcing down tepid slices of questionable meat and grey school cabbage. (Remember: The cabbage isn't ready until ALL the vitamins are boiled out.) Mrs. Mac's jam roly-poly was a dream by comparison -- a sweet, sticky, spiraled slice of jammy goodness and the only thing to help us recover from hockey in time for double maths.
So here are my top five suet puddings you really should try:
Jam Roly-Poly
The perfect gateway drug for those seeking to develop a suet pudding habit, the jam roly-poly is, as its name suggests, a suet pastry spread with jam, rolled like a Swiss roll and then steamed or baked. This pretty pudding is a hearty belly-filler and, because of its sweetness, a particular favorite with children. Serve with generous lashings of custard.
Spotted Dick
This nursery classic is a solid, space-filling, rib-sticking pudding that'll fill you up and fuel you for hours. Deceptively light and fluffy and often rolled like a jam roly-poly, it should also be served with lashings of custard. Oh, and stop sniggering at the back. According to one theory, the "spots" are the raisins; the "dick" is the dough, or dog, if it's rolled.
Clootie Dumpling
Odds-on favorite for "best-named pudding in history," the clootie dumpling is a spiced suet delight, studded with fruit and steamed in a cloth (or clootie). It's a Scottish recipe similar to Christmas pudding, but lighter and with less fruit, generally served sliced and often made to mark celebrations such as birthdays and Christmas.
Sussex Pond Pudding
My personal favorite, and a source of regional pride (I'm a Sussex lass), the Sussex Pond Pudding is a suet pastry pudding with a lemon, called a "frog," at its center. As the pudding steams, the lemon releases its juices, and when the pudding is cut, a fragrant, tartly sweet lake of buttery sauce pools out. It's truly the queen of puddings.
Christmas Pudding
And if the Sussex Pond Pudding is the queen, this magnificent double-steamed beast is most certainly the king. Packed with more fruit and nuts than a shop full of Whole Foods hippies, it's rich, dark and strongly flavored as it's allowed to mature before its final steaming. They're traditionally made on Stir Up Sunday (the last Sunday before Advent) but some swear they're best when allowed to mature for years.
As a vital part of a British Christmas lunch, a proper Christmas pud should be crowned with holly, doused in brandy and set on fire, borne into the dining room by a triumphant cook. My mother sloshes on the brandy with great enthusiasm -- so far no lost eyebrows.
You'll likely only manage a small portion, but don't worry about leftovers. My Scottish mother-in-law remembers her grandmother and great-aunt frying slices of Christmas pudding in butter and lemon juice on Boxing Day. And if that doesn't clog your arteries warm the cockles of your heart, I don't know what will.


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2414 S. 132nd Street, Omaha, NE 68144
I love that gluten free menu you guys have great service I'll be back again
5723 Bishop Ave, Inver Grove Heights, MN 55076
Waitress didn't know what gluten free meant. Although I was provided a gluten free menu, I had to explain what cross contamination meant even though they are "GIG" certified. Didn't get sick, but wasn't impressed.
1381 Northwood Center Ct., Coeur d' Alene, ID 83814
My waitress was very knowledgable and made sure that everything was going to be safe for me to eat. I highly recommend the salmon!
12995 S. Cleveland Avenue, Ft. Myers, FL 33907
bigger than average gluten free menu....there is a huge selection....even the "chocolate thunder from down under is gluten free" Brownie & ice cream ...they said they Can't help cross contamination but I don't think anyone can.
2020 N. Rock Road, Wichita, KS 67206
Knowledgeable staff, great gf menu. They made accommodations for our other food allergies and double checked everything. The owner came by the table to be sure we were satisfied. And the good was great!
3209 Mall Dr. - Central Mall, Texarkana, TX 75503
The staff was amazing & actually sent a gentleman named Kevin who is also a celiac. He talked with us a bit & then my hubby was willing to take a chance with French fries ( outback strains their grease daily) & the manager came over to double check he understood their fries aren't gluten free. The first and only restaurant anywhere we've been that was that concerned.
9600 US highway 441, Leesburg, FL 34788
Ordered curbside service online. Order was missing several items including key ingredients like chicken on the Cobb salad. Quality over all was not very good and definitely not up to their usual standards. I would not try the curbside option again. My wife who is very sensitive to gluten did not get sick this is why I gave stars.
8825 Line Ave., Shreveport, LA 71106
My husband and I ate lunch here today. I ordered the grilled shrimp for an appetizer. When it came out it was on toasted bread, I immediately told him I couldn't eat it. He apologized and took it back. The chef even came out and talked to me. they brought me a new one. Everything tasted great and MOST important I did not get sick. This is why this is one of my favorite places.
9623 E. Independence Blvd., Matthews, NC 28105
Just great and never got sick after and I Have celiacs. Love!
305 N. Frontage Rd., New London, CT 06320
Amazing service and great gluten free options. Staff goes out of their way to ensure that food is not cross-contaminated. I even had my own server deliver the food. It was a delicious meal and the Wednesday special is a great deal. Will definitely go back.
3690 E. Bay Drive, Largo, FL 33771
They seem very knowledgeable about GF, have a GF menu, and serve it right. They had a special on a blackberry pomegranate martini. Upon request they made mine w/GF vodka for the same price and the bartender delivered it separately to prevent any mistakes.
40275 Winchester Rd., Temecula, CA 92591
I've never gotten sick here. I always check in with the manager and let them know to watch my order. They always happily oblige. They have a separate GFree menu.
2496 E. Market Street, York, PA 17402
I have not had any problems at this Outback.
3 Reinhardt College Pkwy., Canton, GA 30114
Great menu. Food was good. Their chocolate thunder dessert is gluten free.
3000 Meadowbrook Mall Rd, Bridgeport, WV 26330
Love Outback and their Gluten Free menu! Especially Alice springs chicken and the chocolate thunder from down under! Staff has been very knowledgable every time I've eaten there.
510 Venture Dr., Morgantown, WV 26505
Excellent service! Chocolate thunder from down under is delicious!
1400 Marketplace Blvd., Moon Township, PA 15108
Chain food is not my favorite, but Outback Steakhouse had tasty food and a positive atmosphere. When you sit down, be sure to tell your server no dinner rolls. I usually won't eat steak, but Outback makes delicious steak. On the side, I ate shrimp and a salad. 4 stars instead of 5 because my steak tasted a little burnt and crispy. Otherwise, Outback was pleasant and enjoyable.
45170 Schoenherr Rd., Shelby Township, MI 48315
I recently ate here and had a very enjoyable, gluten free meal. It was very busy, but I had no issues.
1418 Azusa Avenue, City of Industry, CA 91748
This particular location is fantastic! They are so great about gluten-free. I also need to avoid vegetable oil and margarine, and they ensure my meal is always cooked with real butter.
2855 W. Ogden Avenue, Naperville, IL 60540
As an adult a salad or meat option may suffice, but to have a child eat a by less burger or just avoid Mac and cheese. Pizza or chicken strips altogether limits the options. I wish restaurants would invest in gluten free bread, buns and pastas.
14295 W. Colfax Avenue, Golden, CO 80401
I had a great steak and shrimp dinner with a yummy brownie dessert. Ask for a gf menú. i didnt get sick either
25 Crystal Run Crossing, Walkill, NY 10941
The absolute best gluten free menu I have come across. I have been here many times with my family never had any problems. The staff is the best and very accommodating.
1300 Linton Blvd., Delray Beach, FL 33444
My husband & son are gluten intolerant. We eat here all the time & they have never gotten sick. Gluten free menu has many items. Chicken & ribs combo is my favorite!! The shrimp on the Barbie is great but they changed their sauce that it used to come with which is no longer gluten free, get ranch instead. Great place for lunch or dinner😄
807 E. Harmony Road, Fort Collins, CO 80525
Really great option for gf. I did get sick because I ate some of the fries, but that was my own fault, as it clearly says in the gf menu they are *not* gf, and I just missed it. Haven't gotten sick there since. really yummy!!
1820 Raymond Diehl Road, Tallahassee, FL 32308
The salmon I had was great! Lots of gluten free options. Very friendly service. My friend had a hair in her food though. :( Luckily they made her a completely new plate hair free and free of charge.
180 Hickman Drive, Sanford, FL 32771
I ate here at 7:30pm - I had the BBQ ribs with no sauce and a plain baked potato - balsamic vinaigrette on the side to dip my ribs.... Currently I am awake at 4:00am, sick, and I know I have another 4 hours or so of this pain. I may not have chosen wisely - but - I chose off their gluten free menu. I'm afraid they may not have safe gluten free practices in their kitchen.
7731 Five Mile Road, Cincinnati, OH 45230
I don't have any trouble at this location. They have a gluten free menu. Make sure your server knows, so that he/she can tell the chef. I go here often.
12001 Harbor Boulevard, Garden Grove, CA 92840
(Could be Celiac friendly, if the kitchen was more cautious) I would have given 5 stars but the kitchen did not pay attention and accidentally dropped an item that was not gluten free under my steak. I had a reaction before I even left the resturant.
34 Cambridge Street, Burlington, MA 01803
Last time I went we sat at the bar. it was disgustingly dirty. Food took forever to come out and I got cross contaminated. have not returned since!
2704 Bethel Rd, Columbus, OH 43220
Very good food and knowledgable staff. Every time we go we tell them we are celiac and manager oversees our order.
75-5809 Alii Drive, Kailua-Kona, HI 96740
This was the first time my mother who was diagnosed gluten intolerant 6 months ago was able to feel normal at a restaurant. Our waiter Desmomd was very knowledgable and made sure she was well taken care of. The GL dessert was Awesome!!!
13265 South Freeway, Burleson, TX 76028
all 4 of our steaks were extremely over cooked. we ate there in early January and since then we've heard of many others who experienced the same problem.
2020 N. Rock Road, Wichita, KS 67206
gluten free menu and gluten free brownie I never get desert but had to try it. it is delicious!
4142 Ridgemont Dr., Abilene, TX 79606
The food is consistently good and I didn't get sick after eating here
807 E. Harmony Road, Fort Collins, CO 80525
amazing. .. recently gluten free and just learning. I ordered and the waitress asked you are gluten free right, allergy or just lifestyle. it was wonderful. no regret and tasty food
9623 E. Independence Blvd., Matthews, NC 28105
Outback is always amazing celiacs. Never been glutened.
8338 Pineville-Matthews Rd., Charlotte, NC 28226
All Outbacks are great for celiacs!
260 E. Parris Ave., High Point, NC 27262
This location is always clean. The staff are knowledgeable. There is a good amount of options here but I usually opt for the Alice springs chicken because it's delicious.
3000 Mosside Blvd., Monroeville, PA 15146
I would rate 0 stars if I could! I they have a GF menu but are not educated on GF cooking! I feel like it is even worse when a restaurant has an advertised GF menu and they mess up. It makes me feel like they have at least and idea of what they are doing when they don't! I will never be returning to this outback as they have severely messed up the last two times I have gone! When I went a few days ago, despite ordering off the gluten free menu and triple checking everything with my server, I still got glutened. I've been sick for days and it doesn't seem to be clearing up anytime soon. The time before that the messed up the sides between my order and a friends and the server told me just to switch the sides. Even after I explained to her. For the third time cross contamination she tried to tell me I would be ok. She brought out a new mean as the rest of my party finished eating so I just took it home to my fiancé to eat. So needless to say I will never go back.
9753 FM 1960 Bypass, Humble, TX 77338
GF menu. Waitress also let me bring it home. Even have a GF dessert (chocolate brownie).
15608 Harlem Avenue, Orland Park, IL 60462
Good food, friendly people, extensive GF menu. We never get sick.
4088 Park Street, St. Petersburg, FL 33709
Great choices. Pork Cops, Steaks Salads.....all very good. Chocolate Thunder Great service
11146 SW Barnes Road, Portland, OR 97225
I've been eating here for years. While I can get a gluten free meal here, the ckicken and salmon is often overcooked, and steaks often come out undercooked or overcooked (rare does not mean raw, and I mean RAW). The other problem is the new gluten free menu: Items that used to be gluten free (w/modifications are gone) like burgers w/o buns, prime rib w/o ajus, lamb shank w/o sauce. Was it really that hard to leave off items to make them gluten free? We used to eat here once a week. Not anymore. It's not a good value for what we pay for.
8665 SW Tualatin-Sherwood Rd., Tualatin, OR 97062
I have often eaten at the Outback Steakhouse without incident, but this particular location first brought me my order without the gluten free modifications--I noticed the sauce I was not supposed to have. They brought me the revised meal, and I got sick in the car on the way home. :(
1703 Central Park Ave., Yonkers, NY 10710
I've gone to this location several times and as long as you politely make it clear to the waitstaff that you can't eat gluten they are very accommodating. Every time my food was brought out they double checked with the chef (without me asking!) that it was the gluten free order, including my brownie sundae which was delicious.
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Circa 1850
A two-tier Gothic Revival period chandelier having faceted opaline glass lenses framed by twelve arms; dressed with prisms throughout. Due to the antique nature of this fixture, there may be some nicks or imperfections in the glass.
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Gray 5-Drawer Preston Table
The Perfect beverage station!
This table is the perfect addition to my morning routine. I added it to my bedroom bath area - the top holds an electric tea kettle as well as a large Brita (rectangular), with room to spare for some oatmeal, cups - well, just about everything! Making Breakfast is a breeze!
The teas/ set-ups fit inside the drawers with space on the bottom shelf for towels etc.
This is one well-thought-out piece of furniture - complete with stays in each drawer to prevent one from pulling a drawer out and dumping the contents. It's easy to assemble, sturdy and looks terrific - I only wish I had realized that I might need a second one for my computer / printer. O h well, time to save up!
December 5, 2013
Great Quality for the Money
I ordered two and I was impressed at the quality I got for what I paid. It's a nice solid, sturdy piece, and it looks great as an end table in my family room. The assembly instructions were easy to follow. In natural light it looks grey, but is more bluish under lamp light. My only disappointment was how it was shipped, one of the boxes was literally half opened when I received it but thankfully the furniture wasn't damaged.
October 25, 2013
Perfect table!
I loved this so much, after buying it for a printer stand for my office, I went and got 2 more to use as side tables for my guest bedroom. They are gorgeous and work great for unusual spaces.
I love the color which is not the standard black or wood tones...its such a fresh look year round.
The drawers are the perfect size for office items that are easily misplaced..
I highly recommend this table for anyone.
The quality of the table is fantastic...my great dane has not knocked it over with his tail. It has a good balanced weight but not too heavy for easy relocation throughout the house.
August 1, 2013
Love it!
I'm so pleased with these little tables! They're called grey, which always looked more light blue to me in the store, but I was okay with that. I got them home and assembled and actually they look like a true light grey in my bedroom light. Just great! Assembly was very simple, but there are some tight places so it does get a little irritating by the time you're done. Overall, I'm just so impressed with the quality. From someone who has bought their share of Ikea and Target furniture over the years, I feel like World Market is only a tiny bit more expensive for a TON more style and quality. We bought 2 to use as nightstands. The height is nice and the little drawers are perfect. My husband ran our iPhone and iPad chargers up through the back so they can be charged right in the drawers. I put a basket for magazines on the shelf of mine. I will say in my opinion, they look a lot better without the little paper labels in the drawers pulls. Our drawer pulls are just empty and it's such a nice, clean look to me. Also there isn't a bunch of that faux-distressing either that I think can look so tacky. Highly recommend!
July 15, 2013
Resolved Clutter and Cords
I was really looking for something to organize all the gadgets and the many cords that come with these things so I finally stumbled upon this cute table and knew I can turn this into my charging station and get them off my counter. I put a surge protector in the back and have all the chargers hooked up and the cords are going into each drawer individually and I put cable clips to keep the cords from sliding back. Didn't want to put any additional holes so I used the 3M velcro to avoid any damage. So now each of our phones, iPods, iPads, etc.. have a specific drawer and my laptop looks nice and pretty on top while its charging
March 7, 2013
Cute with character
I bought this table for a printer stand in my office. It's the perfect size. I also bought their wire basket to put on the shelf underneath to hold the printer paper. The grey color is more of a blue (which I prefer) and I love the little card catalog slots. Great value. Sturdy.
February 19, 2013
Lovely table with loads of character
I've been eyeing this table for months and finally bought it on sale with free shipping. Totally worth it and worth the wait! It's a gat little table with tons of character and uniqueness to it. Right now it's in my entryway, but can see using this table anywhere in the house - a bedside table, in a home office, in my craft room. Love it!
January 24, 2013
Great cat food table!
We use this table to put our cat's food on so that the dog doesn't get it. The raised edges on three sides prevent any spilled kibble from falling on the floor. It is a true grey, so it goes well in our very colorful kitchen as a neutral piece. I put a basket underneath for storage and I used colorful designed paper in the label spots. The only problem I have is one of the drawers doesn't open very well. I believe it is a bit too wide for the opening, so you really have to pull hard.
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(CNN) -- Fabrice Muamba's fellow footballers rallied around the Bolton player after he was admitted to hospital following a possible heart attack during a match on Saturday.
The midfielder was in critical condition in intensive care, the English Premier League club confirmed.
He collapsed for no apparent reason four minutes before halftime in the FA Cup quarterfinal at Tottenham in London, and the match was abandoned.
"Come on Fabrice Muamba, praying for you," Manchester United star Rio Ferdinand wrote on Twitter.
Ferdinand's clubmate and fellow England international Wayne Rooney added: "Hope fabrice muamba is ok. Praying for him and his family. Still in shock."
Muamba in hospital's heart attack center after collapse
Arsenal's England midfielder Jack Wilshere played with the 23-year-old while on loan at Bolton during the 2009-10 season.
"Hope Muamba is okay. Thoughts with him," the 20-year-old tweeted.
Muamba began his career at Arsenal, where he came through the youth ranks with defender Justin Hoyte, who now plays for second division club Middlesbrough.
"I seriously hope my best friend in football is OK. Stay strong bro please please stay strong. God is with you remember that," tweeted Hoyte, who like Muamba has represented England at under-21 level.
Muamba was born in the Democratic Republic of Congo, then known as Zaire, and came to England in 1999 at the age of 11 after being granted political asylum.
He told the UK's Daily Mail newspaper in 2008 that his family had fled due to his father's previous position working for the overthrown regime of ex-president Mobutu Sese Seko,
"It was very, very tough," Muamba said. "I saw the war. I saw people die. I grew up with it. It was scary.
"I didn't live far from the gunshots and the sound of them going off. It was difficult to get used to, especially hearing guns at night. It did have an effect on me.
"It stopped us going out to play football because we were scared we would get killed. One or two of my friends were hurt, one or two of them have since died."
Muamba is said to be deeply religious, the UK Press Association reported.
"Fabrice is an extremely strong believer in God and says that he is the reason for everything he has done and accomplished," according to his profile in a match-day booklet.


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Charles E. "Chuck" Greene, 85, Topeka, died Saturday, Oct. 19, 2013.
He was sales manager and later co-owner and president of Kansas Electric Supply. He retired in 2008 after 57 years.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Grace Episcopal Cathedral; burial in Mount Hope Cemetery.
He will lie in state after 2 p.m. Tuesday at Penwell-Gabel Mid Town Chapel, Topeka. Visitation will be from 7 to 8 p.m.
Memorials are suggested to Grace Episcopal Cathedral, Topeka, Rescue Mission or the Arab Shrine Children's Travel Fund in care of the funeral home.
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quote:I have an iphone 4 with the lifebox thing comming in today. Is that case really as tough as they claim? My last one had an otterbox and only lasted 3 weeks.
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Lately I've been filling out a lot of personality quizzes that may or may not hold the secret to my future – "You will find great success," "Futures are worth hunting," and "Lucky number 20" are a brief sampling. Based on the various results, I decided to try to figure out ways to help me focus more on doing school work rather than puttering about the interweb trying to decipher vague, astrology-esque predictions. I've tried just about every trick in the book to help me focus – there's an exercise ball stashed under my dining room table that I use as a chair. I've stacked my textbooks on top of each other and perch my laptop studiously on top of them to give off an ultra-academic air rather than reveal that I'm just perusing the dress section on Anthropologie's website. I've even started remembering to take my vitamins. But despite all these valiant efforts, I still find myself contemplating clouds rather than homework.
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Join Dorie Reents-Budet, Curator of the Art of the Ancient Americas collection at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, for a discussion of the origins of chocolate, its social and economic roles, and its myriad recipes among the Olmecs, the Maya and the Aztecs, spanning more than 2,500 years of culinary history and enjoyment.
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June 16, 2009 - 8:00am
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BLUES (17-3-3) at AVALANCHE (17-5-0)
Last 10: St. Louis 8-1-1; Colorado 6-4-0
Blue Notes: With a win against Colorado, the Blues would improve to 7-2-1 on the road, which would be their best road start in franchise history. The Blues have points in five of their last six vs. Colorado (4-1-1). In the last meeting, Alexander Steen scored twice and T.J. Oshie set a new career-high with four assists. Patrik Berglund has 13 points (five goals, eight assists) in his last 14 games vs. Colorado. Kevin Shattenkirk has four goals and three assists in his last nine against the Avalanche. Oshie has eight assists in his last four games against Colorado. Chris Stewart is one point shy of 100 as a Blue.
Season series: This is the second of four meetings between the St. Louis Blues and Colorado Avalanche. Alexander Steen scored twice and T.J. Oshie had four assists as the Blues topped the Avalanche 7-3 at Scottrade Center on Nov. 14.
Big story: Wednesday's matchup can be summed up with a pair of numbers: 17 and 19. The first reflects the number of wins each team has reached, Colorado in 22 games, St. Louis in 23. The second number is how many goals Steen has, one behind Alex Ovechkin of the Washington Capitals for the NHL lead and five shy of his career high for a season.
Each team also ranks in the top six both offensively and defensively: The Blues are second at 3.44 goals per game and sixth with a 2.13 goals-against average, while the Avalanche are fifth at 3.14 GPG and tied for second with a 2.04 GAA.
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Blues: Jaroslav Halak enjoys his fair share of offensive support, but on Monday first-period goals by Vladimir Sobotka and Steen were more than enough in what turned into a 3-0 victory against the Minnesota Wild. Steen added an empty-netter and Halak stopped 22 shots for his 27th career shutout. He has a franchise-record 18 since joining St. Louis.
"When you can roll four lines and six defensemen in this League, it makes yourself a very tough team to play against," said defenseman Carlo Colaiacovo, who assisted on Sobotka's goal in the first game of his second stint with the Blues. "I believe that's what we are. We've just got to keep it going."
Avalanche: It's the start of a busy four-day stretch for Colorado, which following Thanksgiving plays a back-to-back against Minnesota. The Avalanche swept a brief two-game road trip with overtime wins against the Phoenix Coyotes and Los Angeles Kings. Ryan O'Reilly and Jamie McGinn played heroes, with Semyon Varlamov recording a 19-save shutout to edge the Kings on Saturday, 1-0. Coach Patrick Roy said Varlamov will be back in net against the Blues.
"We've beat the last two Cup winners, with Chicago and L.A., and obviously Phoenix has a really good team this year," rookie Nathan MacKinnon said Monday. "So, good confidence for us going into St. Louis, and obviously with Minnesota twice coming up, it's going to be some big division games."
Who's hot: Jaden Schwartz has one goal and three assists during a four-game point streak for the Blues. … John Mitchell has two goals and two assists during a three-game point streak for the Avalanche.
Injury report: St. Louis defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk (flu-like symptoms) missed Monday's game. Forward Ryan Reaves (hand) had surgery and will be re-evaluated in six weeks. Defenseman Jordan Leopold (hand) is on injured reserve. … Colorado forward Matt Duchene (oblique strain) is doubtful for Wednesday, but could return during the home-and-home against Minnesota. Forward Alex Tanguay (knee) and defenseman Ryan Wilson (back) are likely out until about the second week of December, according to Roy.


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Title | The Louisville Leader. Louisville, Kentucky, Saturday, November 15, 1947. |
Volume/Issue | Vol. 30. No. 46. |
Contributors | Cole, I. Willis (publisher) |
Description | The Louisville Leader was an African-American newspaper published from 1917 to 1950 by I. Willis Cole in Louisville, Kentucky. This issue says Vol. 30. No. 45. but is actually Vol. 30. No. 46. This issue is four pages and there is a crease across the center of page one that makes some lines illegible. |
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Newspapers African American newspapers |
Date Original | 1947-11-15 |
Object Type | Newspapers |
Source | Issue on Reel 6 of microfilmed Louisville Leader Collection. Item Number ULUA Leader 19471115 in the Louisville Leader Collection, University of Louisville Archives and Records Center. |
Citation Information | See http://digital.library.louisville.edu/cdm/description/collection/leader#conditions for guidance on citing this item. To cite the digital version, add its Reference URL (found by following the link in the header above the digital file) |
Collection | Louisville Leader Collection |
Collection Website | http://digital.library.louisville.edu/cdm/landingpage/collection/leader/ |
Digital Publisher | University of Louisville Archives and Records Center |
Date Digital | 2012-04-13 |
Format | application/pdf |
Ordering Information | To inquire about reproductions, permissions, or for information about prices see: http://louisville.edu/library/archives/copies Please cite the Image Number when ordering. |
Image Number | ULUA Leader 19471115 |
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Posted by Leigh Phillips in EU, Greece, labour conscription on February 6, 2013
I made a satirical reference to labour conscription in my last post, noting that the Greek government had used emergency powers to break an eight-day metro workers' strike – the third such manoeuvre used to bring an end to industrial action since the start of the crisis. This was in spite of a commitment the country had made to the UN's International Labour Organisation to only engage in these 'civil mobilisation' orders in the future in times of war.
However, yesterday, Athens announced yet another civil mobilisation decree, this time against striking seamen, who were reportedly delivered military-style orders by coast guard officials Tuesday evening. Workers who refused to comply with the command face up to five years in prison.
It is a worrying development, so I think it's worth exploring in a bit more detail what is going on here without my satirical snark this time so that people understand clearly what the issue at stake is:
There has been a rise in the use of labour conscription by European governments since the start of the crisis, and it is being used against workers engaged in industrial action in strategic sectors of the economy both public and private sector such as ports, transport, air traffic control and refineries.
The English translation of the Greek term for this is 'civil mobilisation' or 'civil conscription'. The French term is 'requisition'. Another, darker and more historic term for the same state action is the 'militarisation of labour'. Although the specificities of the concept vary from country to country, in essence, it is a sort of brief martial law for workers where one is forced to provide labour on pain of imprisonment. As such, it is one of the four main types of 'forced labour'.
And its use, outside of national emergency, is a breach of an internationally recognised fundamental human right.
First though, a brief warning: It is really important to understand that the issue of forced labour is completely unrelated to whether you support a particular strike. Just because you don't support a particular strike does not mean that you want to engage in a breach of a fundamental human right in order to bring that strike to an end.
Now, with that out of the way, I don't want to see any comments below the fold saying: "But I don't agree with this strike" or "Public transport is different." I'm not talking about whether such strikes are legitimate or not. That is a completely different argument.
Another comment I don't want to see is: "Come on, they weren't too rough with these workers. It's not like it's North Korea." Again, the point is not how violent riot police, military police, the army or the coast guard are in enforcing civil mobilisation decrees. That is also a completely different argument.
This is about the fundamental right of all humans to refuse to perform work against their free will.
European governments – indeed 185 states out of the UN's 193 member states – are parties to the International Labour Organisation's conventions, eight of which are called the Fundamental Conventions. Two of these, 1930's Forced Labour Convention and 1957's Abolition of Forced Labour Convention (which extended the 1930 document), do pretty much what they say on the tin: attempt to prevent forced labour.
Defined legally, forced labour is work that is performed in 'the absence of a voluntary offer'. Another way of putting it is to say that all work relations must be founded on the mutual consent of the contracting parties.
Slavery is the most well-known example of forced labour. But there are three other main kinds defined by the ILO: human trafficking, bonded or indentured labour (resulting from debts), and state-imposed labour. Common to all, regardless of the conditions of labour, is this absence of a voluntary offer.
Civil mobilisation or civil conscription falls into this fourth category. It is a special case, as there are five exceptions under the 1930 convention where such forced labour is allowed under international law.
Forced labour does not include military service. So military conscription and military service is permitted. It does not include any service that is part of the normal civic obligations of a citizen such as jury duty, or minor communal services such as doing your recycling (so long as you've been able to vote on whether, say, recycling should be adopted). It does not include prison labour – but only so long as that prison labour is not performed for private companies.
And finally, forced labour, specifically state-imposed labour, is permitted in times of national emergency such as wars, floods, earthquakes, or outbreaks of serious disease. One can easily understand why – still hopefully brief – restrictions on individual freedom are necessary in such times.
Even in these periods though, we still do not hear much about civil conscription because far from being unwilling, humans are in general pretty great in an emergency and so very willing to do whatever is needed to help out. So it's not normally required anyway.
As a result, and as I mentioned in my last post, in democratic societies, civil mobilisation has been pretty unheard of since the two World Wars.
But in 2010, Sarkozy used just such a labour requisition order to break a refineries strike that was part of a wave of protests against his pensions reform. A court ruled this quasi-military manoeuvre unconstitutional and so the government issued a more limited requisition that managed to sneak through the courts.
The same year, even more flamboyantly, Zapatero militarised labour in air traffic control towers to break a strike against internationally ordered public sector 'reforms'. The Defence Ministry took over air traffic control facilities and was authorised to seize workers from their homes and march them to work. The penalty for breaching such military discipline is up to six years in prison.
Greece has engaged in civil mobilisation now ten times since the end of the military dictatorship in 1974, so it is a particularly bad student as far as the International Labour Organisation is concerned. But four of these civil mobilisation decrees occurred in response to anti-austerity industrial action in the last two years, and two of these four in the last two weeks.
Now, the concept of 'essential services' is a controversial one, but the ILO's committee that investigates compliance with its conventions has stated that legislation requiring the provision of such services should be taken to mean only those services without which, life or health is endangered. Mere inconvenience or economic loss, whatever the scale of inconvenience or loss, does not count.
The ILO notes that seafarers are the most common type of worker that is affected by civil conscription and as a result keeps a keen watch on the sector.
In 2009, the ILO's Committee on Freedom of Association investigated the use of a 1974 decree on 'Civil Emergency Planning' to issue a civil mobilisation order against striking seamen. The back and forth between the Greek government and the committee is detailed here, and the legalese is difficult to parse, but in essence, the government's argument is that given Greece's unique geography, this sector requires special consideration. The committee agreed, but at the same time received a commitment to ensuring that use of civil mobilisation under the 1974 law "will from now on only apply in times of war."
In 2007, fresh legislation had been introduced that was supposed to clarify the legal situation. A number of articles in the news media from the last few days say that this legislation allowed for conscription in peacetime, but again according to the ILO, even under the 2007 law, labour conscription is still possible only in a "sudden situation requiring the taking of immediate measures to face the country's defensive needs or a social emergency against any type of imminent natural disaster or emergency that might endanger the public health."
Rotting fruit in a truck, however frustrating and damaging to economic interests, still does not count.
Now, the easiest way for the Greek government to be in compliance with its international human rights obligations in this case is for it to declare a national state of emergency, but I'm guessing that would probably just inflame the labour strife still further, let alone what such a declaration would do to its economy or that of the eurozone.
I also don't want to overstate the case. I'm not a lawyer. There will be nuances here in terms of Greek and international law that I'm sure I'm missing.
And southern Europe is not anywhere near the situation of what is happening in Belarus, where presidential decrees forbidding workers from striking or quitting their jobs in different sectors may spread to the entire economy.
But even if the situation is not anywhere near the same in scale, it bears a resemblance in kind.
The worry is that governments that are put in difficult situations by international lenders and bond markets will begin to opt more and more for the easy option of labour conscription when it comes to industrial action that is highly disruptive in strategic sectors.
Moreover, Athens and other peripheral capitals have a credibility problem when it comes to their commitment to pushing through unpopular measures, and many of the toughest labour market 'reforms' in much of the periphery have actually yet to be imposed. So it cannot have escaped the Greek prime minister's mind that this is a great way to demonstrate to international lenders his iron determination to enact their demands.
Nevertheless, at the moment, there are still a small, if growing, number of cases of this unorthodox government manoeuvre, so it is too early to pronounce that the use of forced labour is becoming a habit.
I'm just saying we should keep a close eye on this space. This is not business as usual.


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