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Who says retro musicians can't sound fresh and new? James Hunter certainly does. None of the elements from his new CD, aptly titled People Gonna Talk, would have sounded out of place on the radio in 1965, but there's an appealingly novel air to all of them. Take the title track, for example. It sounds like Sam Cooke or Freddy Fender fronting the Skatalites, a lost Rosetta stone of a track that would have defined the relationship between American R&B and Jamaican ska had it come out 45 years ago instead of this year. While every rapper since Run-DMC has bitten hard on the post-"Funky Drummer," early-'70s James Brown sound, relatively few musicians of any genre have resurrected the taut proto-funk of Brown's "Out of Sight" as Hunter does here with "No Smoke Without Fire" and "Don't Come Back." And blooze hacks without number have aped and watered down Albert King's stripped-down band and massive solos, while far too few have brought back the intricate gospel-tinged blues of Otis Rush, Duke-Peacock Bobby Bland and Magic Sam. Hunter does, and comes up with "Watch and Chain," a track Duke-Peacock's genius bandleader Joe Scott would have been proud to call his own.
To call Hunter's music "blue-eyed soul" does him a disservice, as the genre today too often implies schlocky cheesemeisters like Michael Bolton. Like Cooke, Hunter never gives in to faux-macho overemoting -- instead, his dulcet tenor glides hawklike on warm updrafts of chunky organ, balmy saxes, choogling bass, crisp snare drums and his own tastefully played hollow-body guitar -- but he's also capable of gruff, sanctified shouting.
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Governance Documents
Annual and Financial reports:
2017 Annual Report
September 2016 interim financial statements for FY2017.
2016 Annual Report along with FY2016 financial accounts (Full IFRS)
2015 Annual Report Punakaiki Fund was formed in April 2013 but was not active before the end of the financial year end March 31 2014.
Public Offer Documents
March 2017 Product Disclosure Statement
November 2016 Product Disclosure Statement
There are no current public offers.
The Punakaiki Fund Limited Public Offer Disclose Register holds documents that were disclosed as part of the Product Disclosure Statements.
Founding Documents
The Constitution is the overarching document which sets out the rights, powers, duties and obligations conferred on Punakaiki Fund, its Board of Directors and its shareholders. The fundamental relationship between Punakaiki Fund and LWCM, as Manager, is determined by the Management Agreement.
Governance Documents
Punakaiki Fund Limited is committed to the highest standards of corporate governance, and uses the Punakaiki Fund Board Charter to guide the the Board's behaviour. The Delegated Authority Policy has more on the powers granted to the Board and the Manager.
Investment Policy Documents
Punakaiki Fund's approach to investments is summarised in the Statement of Investment Policies and Objectives. The Investment Guidance document has more perspective on how we go about investing. The Investment Valuation Policy shows the approach used to value our assets.
Board of Directors
Mike Bennetts
Mike is the CEO of Z Energy, one of New Zealand's largest retail and wholesale fuel businesses. He became the CEO of Z Energy after 25 years with BP in a variety of downstream roles in New Zealand, China, South Africa, the UK and Singapore. Mike is also a director of New Zealand Refining Company Limited. Mike has a BBS and Postgraduate Diploma in Corporate Management; and is a member of the Institute of Directors in New Zealand.
A trust associated with Mike is Punakaiki Fund's third largest shareholder, holding 49,500 ordinary shares or 3.77% of Punakaiki Fund's issued ordinary shares. Mike is considered an independent director.
John Berry
John is the co-founder and Executive Director of Pathfinder Asset Management. Pathfinder Asset Management was founded in 2009 and has over $100 million in funds under management. John has over 24 years market experience, having previously held roles at law firms and investment banks, including as Head of Execution at Deutsche Bank Structured Capital Markets Europe. John has a BCom/LLB (Hons) and is on the board of the Men's Health Trust NZ.
John & Angela Berry jointly hold 9,658 ordinary shares or 0.74% of Punakaiki Fund's issued ordinary shares. John is considered an independent director.
Mandy Simpson
Mandy is the COO of NZX Limited, where she leads the teams running the capital and energy markets. Mandy is also a board member for the Technology Industry Association (NZTech), Energy Clearing House, New Zealand Depository Nominee and is an advisory board member for BraveNewCoin. Previously she was Chief Financial Officer of Fronde, Chief Financial Officer at State Services Commission and held a number of other financial, audit and accounting roles.
Mandy has resigned from NZX and accepted a role as the CEO of security company Cyber Toa, which she commences in November 2016.
Mandy holds 6,000 ordinary shares or 0.5% of Punakaiki Fund's issued ordinary shares. Mandy is considered an independent director.
Bryan Hutchins
Bryan Hutchins is a director of Real Journeys and the Fiordland Lobster Company. Bryan became a director of Real Journeys following 25 years as CEO of the company. He is also a trustee of The Leslie Hutchins Conservation Foundation.
Bryan is Punakaiki Fund's second largest shareholder, non beneficially holding 70,178 ordinary shares or 5.35% of Punakaiki Fund's issued ordinary shares. Bryan is considered to be a non-executive director as he indirectly holds more than 5% of the Shares in Punakaiki Fund.
Lance Wiggs
Director of Punakaiki Fund, Director of LWCM
Lance is the founding director of Punakaiki Fund and the Manager LWCM, and a director of Boardingware, Melon Health, RedSeed, EverEdgeIP, Influx, Weirdly, Onceit, Mindfull, Linewize and NZ Artesian Water – all Punakaiki Fund investments.
Lance worked with over 100 companies with NZTE's Investment group (formerly called Better by Capital). He is currently Chair of the ICT Return on Science Committee and a member of the Physical Sciences Return on Science Committee.
He previously co-founded or personally invested in over 15 companies, and brings experience from McKinsey & Co., Trade Me and many early-stage companies. He has a Yale MBA and a B Tech in Product Development.
Lance is Punakaiki Fund's second largest shareholder, holding 63,500 ordinary shares or 4.84% of Punakaiki Fund's issued ordinary shares. Lance is not considered to be independent.
Companies Office Records of Our Investments
Punakaiki Fund's holdings are easily seen on the Companies Office website. We recommend using coys.co.nz to navigate, starting with this list of our shareholdings. There is usually a short period between any changes in shareholder registers, officially held at each company's premises, and uploading of that information to the Companies Office website.
Vibe Communications Limited*
Raygun Limited
InfluxHQ Limited*
Timely Limited
Melon Health Limited*
Weirdly Limited*
Boardingware Limited*
RedSeed Limited*
Onceit Limited*
Revert Limited
EverEdgeIP Global Limited*
Vend Limited
Mobi2Go Limited
Mindfull Limited*
Linewize Services Limited, Likewise Limited*
Agtract Limited**
Populate Limited
New Zealand Artesian Water Limited*
QA Tech Limited (Conqa) ***
*Lance Wiggs Directorship or *** acting as director
** Chris Humphreys Directorship


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July 18th, 2013 by John Kim
Kevin Durant recently wrapped a three-city tour in China and Taiwan, hitting Shanghai, Shenyang, and Taipei while bringing with him his youthful exuberance to his many fans in the Far East. In an effort to build energy around the new KD 6 signature model as well as the Asia-exclusive Nike KD Trey5, Durant took part in the Summer Nights, which included various activities and events – particularly in some competitive outdoor basketball. Durant grew up hooping outdoors, and with that strong connection to the communities in the three cities, Durant never felt closer to home. See the full tour recap below and keep up with all the new Nike KD VI updates on our KD 6 release dates page.
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The first match of R9 carried the biggest implications of the day and up until now the season. It was simple; win and your Grand Final hopes are alive. Lose, and wonder what could have been? What two better teams to do it than the representative San Francisco clubs. On a scorching hot day at the Concord Cricket Ground, the Knights were coming off an embarrassing loss to the then winless Pirates and found themselves in a situation that they didn't need to be in – fighting to keep their finals chances alive. While the Seals too have had a rollercoaster ride of a season. Looking the part in their wins and scratching their heads at not being able to score points in their losses. Both sides called in the reserves and wanted to be as prepared as possible for this Civil War. In a gentlemanly manner, both teams chose to waive their rights to draft picks and surmised the outcome would be decided by the team original players. In an all too familiar position for the Seals, they found themselves saying goodbye to yet another staple member of their club – Captain Yeezee. Yeezee has accepted a 3 year 4.9 million AUD contract with the LA Dragons and will be refinancing his contract after year one while in Business School. The accolade was recognized in standard Seals fashion by sending him out for the captains handshake in rainbow colored socks that were stitched together the Seals debutants.
The opening bounce proved no further insight to the competition as both teams fought hard for the footy. First gamer Josh Goldsmith opened the scoring with a major score from deep inside the pocket. A good sign for the Seals as confidence was building. The Knights quickly responded with a goal of their own and the teams traded several minor scores heading into the first break. In the second term, the flood gates burst open. Another tall order for Carl Chatfield to play on another GGAFL All Star. Chatfield contested and contended to his best abilities, but with limited support. GGAFL Leading Goal Kicker Chris Shoey was a force to be reckoned with. Shoey took marks with ease in the forward line and began to kick goals at will. Despite the ruck work of everyone's favorite player Tim Lindfelt, the Seals were now in panic mode. Seemingly easy marks were being fumbled, cumbing footballs on the deck were being soccered, and the rotating ruck work of Knights Chris Goy and I'm A Little Tea Cup seemed to wear out the workhorse Timmy. The hitting in the second quarter began to pick up and the mantra of "next goal Seals" was becoming too audible on the ground. The Knights went into the half with a 6 goal lead.
With the season on the line and colorful socks to live up to, the Seals wanted to get back in the game, but the 3rd quarter was simply the Danger Zone. Danger Oneil got the footy at will. Bursting out of the middle with booming clearances into the forward line. From the solid backline work of Fullback Uppers taking marks, one handed scoops, and bursting off the backline with several bounces and leaving the opposition asking "what are you doing mate?" while holding onto the collar of the Uppers jumper. Uppers simply responded with, "playing football mate!" The combination of Kiwi and Falko spoils, and break out games from Kyle Gillis and a resurrected Collarbone Free Joe D. helped Johnny Becks have a slippery and quiet 4 goal game. Jack Tse and Vegas Prescott had some solid games for the Seals with 15+ disposals each and several handy plays streaking through the field. Unfortunately, with percentage points being a large factor and the Knights smelling blood in the Seal infused water, the 3 quarter time lead ballooned to double digit major scores for the Knights.
At this point it was a matter of pride for both clubs. With the ball staying in the forward line of the Knights for the remainder of the game and being pumped through the big sticks, the Seals hung their heads in desperation. With a glimmer of hope, the ball was booted into space and the Ranga Race was on – Rayzor and Noamy sprinted out for the footy in a heated contest. With a little help from his friend Kiwi, Noamy booted the ball up field and in a topsy turvy play, Swampy Chynoweth was able to find the score sheet and soccer a ball off the ground. As the final siren blew, the Seals couldn't get out of there fast enough and look toward next round and finishing the season at .500. While the Knights relished the victory and embrace the opportunity to play for a spot in the Grand Final in July.
Final Score:
Knights: 19.8.122
Seals: 2.3.15
Goal Kickers:
Knights: Shoey 7, JB 4, Danger 4, Chyna 1, Travis 1, Skaugy 1, Clint 1
Seals: Josh Goldsmith 2
In the second match of the day, the Hornets were the heavy favorites in the last game of the season. Percentage points were the value of the match after the Knights win earlier. The Hornets showed up ready to play. Unfortunately, the Grand Final runner up's from 2014 did not. It has just been that kind of season for the Pirates. However, Coach Quirky was determined to continue career high hand balling season and picked up several players to help out his side in the draft. With a strange opening bounce formation, the Pirates stacked all their players in the midfield and backfield in an attempt to prevent the Hornets from blitzing them with runners. The famous quote of "offense wins games, defense wins championships" was a Pirate creed. However, no one told Quirky that this wasn't a championship and you need to have forwards to kick to in order to score goals and win a game.
The solid play of Max Wilson and newest ruckman Marcus gave the Hornets all the sting they needed. With the center clearances being dominated by the Hornets, Joe Feeny continued his fantastic rookie campaign with another goal while the Horse strutted around the pitch like he owned the place. From was bone crushing hits, big marks over everyone's least favorite player Bryan Dragus, and improving on his previous 1.39 kicks from set shots on the season to bang home a 3.0 scoring for the day. Clarky was vintage Clarky as he was able to crumb from the center and set up plays all around the field.
With the win, the Hornets have sealed their first Grand Final appearance since 1908, who now battle the Chicago Cubs for the longest championship drought in professional sports. With several weeks off before the last round of the metro league, we all are left wondering: Do the Pirates have one more win in them for the end of the season? Will the Seals bring more ice cream sandwiches to the comp? Which long forgotten Mav will turn up for their next game? Can all the Knights players remember the words to their victory song? And will the Hornets bring more than 8 players to their Grand Final appearance? We shall wait and see.
Final Score:
Hornets: 14.12.96
Pirates: 3.3.21
Goal Kickers:
Hornets: Clarky 5, Horse 3, Tom Graham 2, Brado 1, Feeny 1, Rob Boyle 1, Macca 1
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Theater Review : Paradise Lost details the Great Depression
TimeLine Theatre Companys reputation for fine theater includes great reviews, a supportive audience, and several Jefferson Awards for excellence. Paradise Lost was my first time attending one of their performances, and it could not have been a better experience. Their space at 615 W. Wellington inside the Wellington Avenue United Church of Christ Building is an intimate space and brings the audience and cast together well.
Odets play examines the lives of families living in the stressful times of the Great Depression. The Gordons, Leo (Michael Kingston), his wife Clara (Janet Ulrich Brooks), their sons Ben (Aaron Golden) and Julie (Jurgen Hooper), and daughter Pearl (Mechelle Moe) have lived the life of well-off middle America. As Leos business fails, every aspect of that life changes. His business partner, Sam Katz (Brian McCartney) and his wife Bertha (Angela Bullard) share the house and also share the devastation of loss.
Gus Michaels (Whit Spurgeon), a lifelong friend, spends much of his time with the Gordons. His daughter Libby (Tien Doman) marries Ben. Two other significant characters are Lucas (Scott Aiello), the ever-present furnace repairman, and Kewpie (Jeremy Glickstein), representing the seamy crook.
Louis Contey directs, and in the talk-back session following the play, the cast and Artistic Director PJ Powers credit him with taking Odets work and giving it life. The emotional effort needed is transmitted in every scene. The choice of Odets plays began last season with Awake and Sing, and Paradise Lost illustrates a darker side of the human condition. All agreed that in the final scene, Leos positive lines were written by a man whose basic value is that of a better day tomorrow.
Discovering TimeLine gives me another venue, and the quality of their work is outstanding. Their season continues with Teslas Letter (Nov. 10-Dec. 23), Dolly Wests Kitchen (Jan. 26-March 22), and April 17, TimeLines 2007 Joseph Jefferson Citation for Outstanding Musical, Fiorello! returns.
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Amazon is now offering an ad supported Kindle 3G for $139 and a WiFi version for only $114. The device which comes with a corporate sponsorship from AT&T prompted Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos to thank the wireless carrier.
"A big thank you to AT&T for helping to make the new $139 price possible." -Jeff Bezos
One form of the device's ads comes as sponsored screensavers. Early sponsors include Buick, Chase, Olay, and Visa. Amazon which normally stays silent on specific numbers hasn't released any information on sales of the new device. Looking at the best seller list where the device is now showing up suggests that consumers are willing to tolerate ads in favor of lower prices.
This may be an indication of where other industries are headed. As middle men are removed from the content creator to consumer chain it will be more of a direct benefit to the creator to include ads and sponsorships. As long as it's helping to reduce the price for the consumer then the inclusion of ads may be welcomed. It's still can be a narrow road to traverse. Include ads in an annoying spot or feature them in an intrusive way and your product may be tarnished.
The new way to present commercials is best shown by today's netcasters, especially by Leo Laporte and his netcast, This Week in Tech (TWiT). The shows include the traditional ad spots but it's done in a unique fashion. Advertisers are always relevant to the audience and the spot is always spoken by Leo or the host of the program. Not only is relevant but it's very conversational and is almost always transitioned to by a well played segue. As an avid listener I hear about Square Space everyday but it has yet to get old since it just feels like part of the conversation.
The video game industry has been using in game ads for a while in the mobile realm but it's starting to take hold in the console market. It's been around in terms of product placement just as the movie industry has done but now TV style commercials are showing up during load times. This doesn't bother me too bad except that load screens are annoying in the first place and generally breaks the feeling of immersion.
One example though of how not to do it is in the game Wipeout HD for PS3 which plays a current Honda Civic commercial during load screens. I downloaded the game for free as an apology from Sony for getting hacked and not having their network up for almost a month. It may not have been planned by Sony, or it may have, but having ads to pay for a product that was suppose to be a loss for the company is frustrating. If it wasn't a "gift" and I was thinking about buying the game I would choose a $4.99 ad supported version of a $14.99 non ad supported game.
As technology gives us the ability to include new features such as this new business models will form and prices will come down. During these new economically driven tech revolutions we will feel the pain of trial and error. Some companies will get it right while others will horrifically get it wrong. I'm all about using ads to lower the price of goods, that is until it feels like the old days of broadcast TV.


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Lunch with a View
by jackiewhite , July 8, 2008—12:00 AM
I used to be a part of the Noma Gallery, an artists cooperative, in the North End of Middletown a few years back. Once a month we hosted Friday night art openings for the gallery artists featuring their latest work. We featured different local musicians for each opening and had attracted quite a following. The shows had different themes, so the work was always fresh and exciting plus it got us going in creative directions we may never have taken.
This piece, the Harbor Park Restaurant on the Connecticut River, was painted for a 4 person show that I was a part, called "Seize the Moment". We painted local area scenes while enjoying interaction with the community, as well as, experiencing the excitement of capturing a variety of new places.
In "Lunch with a View" I quickly sketched the scene, painting in the diners first, before they moved, then proceeded to fill in the rest. All the while the sounds of the band and summer revelers on the patio. Quite a rush.
The rest of the week found us at the Portland Quarry, which had a 'Sedona like' feel and then at the Wesleyan University campus which was a-buzz with student activity.
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FAHAMORE started favourite when landing this a year ago and, though lightly raced subsequently and on a 12lb higher mark, he'll have been primed to complete the double and is taken to do so. See Double You has to be a major threat as he has found the minimum trip too short on his two recent starts after completing a hat-trick earlier this year. Raajih has shot up the weights since scoring at Newton Abbot in June and Steele's Rock hasn't run since scoring over fences at Gowran in March but Ciarans Oscar should go well on his handicap debut as he will be reverting to his best trip.
For A Finish 6-1 (11-8) Chased leaders, no extra from 5 out, pulled up before next, in a race won by Sole Witness (11-6) at Navan 2m 4f hcp chs 0-130 hvy, 15 ran.
Tristram Shandy (IRE) 20-1 (11-8) Soon well off pace in rear, not always fluent in jumping and niggled along at times, some headway in 5th approaching straight, ridden into 4th before 2 out, soon no impression, kept on, 3rd of 6, 8l behind Rattan (11-12) at Listowel 2m hdl sft in Sep.
Fahamore 6-1 (10-13) Fell 1st, in a race won by Shamiran (11-4) at Punchestown 2m 4f Conditional Handicap Hurdle (95-123) (4yo+) hvy in Apr, 25 ran.
See Double You (IRE) 4-1 (11-0) Chased leaders, 6th halfway, ridden into 3rd 2 out, no impression leaders before last, kept on run-in to 2nd close home, 2nd of 13, 3l behind Carlowsantana (10-5) at Cork 2m hcp hdl 80-116 sft.
Steele's Rock (IRE) 5-2 (11-12) Led, headed 6th, led again from 9th, went well clear from 4 out, clear when blundered badly and almost unseater rider at last, rider left without irons but left distance clear, cantered home run-in, won at Gowran Park 2m 4f beg chase sft in Mar beating Limerick Lane (11-3) by 20l, 12 ran.
Cyprusormilan 12-1 (11-8) Chased leader, 3rd halfway, ridden in 4th before straight, no extra after 3 out, kept on one pace, 6th of 13, 9l behind Carlowsantana (10-5) at Cork 2m hcp hdl 80-116 sft.
Raajih 7-1 (11-2) Held up towards rear, moderate 7th 3 out, some headway in 6th next and went 3rd early run-in, no impression and dropped to 4th close home, 4th of 10, 12l behind Happy New Year (9-3) at Gowran Park 3m hcp hdl 80-116 hvy in Nov.
Ciarans Oscar (IRE) 6-1 (11-4) Tracked leaders, 6th halfway, pushed along after 3 out and no impression from early straight, kept on one pace, 5th of 14, 10l behind Courageous Cry (11-2) at Limerick 2m mdn hdl hvy in Nov.
Cloughmile (IRE) 14-1 (10-2) Mid-division, ridden and no impression from 3 out, 8th of 11, 28l behind Avondhu Lady (10-8) at Fairyhouse 2m 4f hcp chs sft.
The Lady Granuaile (USA) 8-1 (10-2) Held up towards rear, 8th after 2 out, ridden and no impression before straight, tailed off, 7th of 10, well behind Orpheus Valley (11-3) at Roscommon 2m 5f hcp chs hvy in Oct.
Stabilo (GER) 8-1 (11-2) Chased leaders, 6th halfway, headway into 2nd after 4 out, ridden and weakened next, 15th of 19, well behind Abbey Glen (11-11) at Gowran Park 3m hcp hdl 80-95 in Apr '11.


text: Hi Frank, Gave this a quick glance on Thanksgiving Day ... enough to know I wanted to read them in full. Just did that and found them both totally entertaining. Thanks for sending them. Rita In a message dated 11/25/2010 11:49:58 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, frankarmstrong@xxxxxxxxxxx writes: From a friend of mine today.... =================================================== reprinted from a 1950's column in the Paris Herald Tribune that I first read as a kid in Europe. If you know a bit of French it really cracks you up: (Further below is Garrison Keillor's anthology.) JG Explaining Thanksgiving to the French The Los Angeles Times | November 28 1996 | Art Buchwald By Art Buchwald Thursday, November 28 1996 The Los Angeles Times [ In 1953, during my tour of duty with the French Foreign Legion in the Sahara, my tough sergeant from Marseilles said to me, "Why do all the American recruits refuse to eat anything but turkey on this day?" I told him I was sorry but my lips were sealed. He then poured honey on my head so the ants would get me. That's when I broke down and talked.] One of the most important holidays is Thanksgiving Day, known in France as le Jour de Merci Donnant. Le Jour de Merci Donnant was first started by a group of pilgrims (Pelerins) who fled from l'Angleterre before the McCarran Act to found a colony in the New World (le Nouveau Monde), where they could shoot Indians (les Peaux-Rouges) and eat turkey (dinde) to their hearts' content. They landed at a place called Plymouth (now a famous voiture Americaine) in a wooden sailing ship named the Mayflower, or Fleur de Mai, in 1620. But while the Pelerins were killing the dindes, the Peaux-Rouges were killing the Pelerins, and there were several hard winters ahead for both of them. The only way the Peaux-Rouges helped the Pelerins was when they taught them how to grow corn (mais). They did this because they liked corn with their Pelerins. In 1623, after another harsh year, the Pelerins' crops were so good they decided to have a celebration and because more mais was raised by the Pelerins than Pelerins were killed by the Peaux-Rouges. Every year on le Jour de Merci Donnant, parents tell their children an amusing story about the first celebration. It concerns a brave capitaine named Miles Standish (known in France as Kilometres Deboutish ) and a shy young lieutenant named Jean Alden. Both of them were in love with a flower of Plymouth called Priscilla Mullens (no translation). The vieux capitaine said to the jeune lieutenant: "Go to the damsel Priscilla (Allez tres vite chez Priscilla), the loveliest maiden of Plymouth (la plus jolie demoiselle de Plymouth). Say that a blunt old captain, a man not of words but of action (un vieux Fanfan la Tulipe), offers his hand and his heart -- the hand and heart of a soldier. Not in these words, you understand, but this, in short, is my meaning. "I am a maker of war (Je suis un fabricant de la guerre) and not a maker of phrases. You, bred as a scholar (Vous, qui êtes pain comme un etudiant), can say it in elegant language, such as you read in your books of the pleadings and wooings of lovers, such as you think best suited to win the heart of the maiden." Although Jean was fit to be tied (convenable a être emballe), friendship prevailed over love and went to his duty. But instead of using elegant language, he blurted out his mission. Priscilla was muted with amazement and sorrow (rendue muette par l'etonnement et la tristesse). At length she exclaimed, breaking the ominous silence, "If the great captain of Plymouth is so very eager to wed me, why does he not come himself and take the trouble to woo me?" ("Ou est-il, le vieux Kilometres? Pourquoi ne vient-il pas aupres de moi pour tenter sa chance?") Jean said that Kilometres Deboutish was very busy and didn't have time for such things. He staggered on, telling her what a wonderful husband Kilometres would make. Finally, Priscilla arched her eyebrows and said in a tremulous voice, "Why don't you speak for yourself, Jean?" ("Chaçun a son gout.") And so, on the fourth Thursday in November, American families sit down at a large table brimming with tasty dishes, and for the only time during the year eat better than the French do. No one can deny that le Jour de Merci Donnant is a grand fête, and no matter how well fed American families are, they never forget to give thanks to Kilometres Deboutish, who made this great day possible. (C) 1996, Los Angeles Times Syndicate. From Garrison Keillor: Today is Thanksgiving Day. Feast days giving thanks for a good harvest have been celebrated for thousands of years. But when we talk about "the first Thanksgiving," we are referring to a fall feast day in 1621 in Plymouth, Massachusetts, when about 50 recently arrived colonists shared in three days of feasting with 90 Wampanoag Indians. The pilgrims had arrived almost a year earlier, but after a long journey and no resources for surviving in this new place, about half of them died during the first winter. The wheat they had brought didn't sprout in the rocky soil, and they had no idea which native plants were edible and which were poisonous. Luckily for them, there were two Indians living nearby who spoke English. One of them, Squanto, had been enslaved by a British slave trader, but was also close friends with an English explorer, John Weymouth. The other, Samoset, was a leader from a tribe in what is now Maine, and had learned English from British fishermen there. The colonists were quite surprised when Samoset walked into their camp and said, "Welcome, Englishmen!" in English. He introduced them to Squanto, and to Massasoit, the chief of the Wampanoag. Samoset went back to his tribe, but Squanto felt sorry for the sick and confused colonists, and since he lived nearby anyway, he decided to stay and teach them how to survive in this new place. He taught them to plant corn, to fish and dig clams, to tap maple trees, to use wild plants as medicine, and to build shelters in the Wampanoag style. By that fall, they had successfully harvested their first crops, and they had built seven houses, a common space, and three shelters to store their excess food. So they had plenty of reasons to celebrate. The colonists decided to set aside a few days to eat and give thanks for their harvest. They had celebrated Thanksgiving in the past, but as a purely religious holiday, full of praying, not celebration. They invited Squanto and Massasoit and their families to come, expecting a few people. But Squanto and Massasoit brought 90 people with them to join the 52 colonists. The feasting lasted for three days, and they probably ate venison, duck, lobsters, mussels, chestnuts, parsnips, eel, corn, dried beans, plums, gooseberries, and squash. There were no potatoes, sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce, or pumpkin pies, and probably not even turkey. On Thanksgiving Day of 1884, Walt Whitman (books by this author) published a piece in The Philadelphia Press, writing about himself in the third person. He wrote: "Scene.— A large family supper party, a night or two ago, with voices and laughter of the young, mellow faces of the old, and a by-and-by pause in the general joviality. 'Now, Mr. Whitman,' spoke up one of the girls, 'what have you to say about Thanksgiving? Won't you give us a sermon in advance, to sober us down?' The sage nodded smilingly, look'd a moment at the blaze of the great wood fire, ran his forefinger right and left through the heavy white mustache that might have otherwise impeded his voice, and began: 'Thanksgiving goes probably far deeper than you folks suppose. I am not sure but it is the source of the highest poetry. [...] We Americans devote an official day to it every year; yet I sometimes fear the real article is almost dead or dying in our self-sufficient, independent Republic. Gratitude, anyhow, has never been made half enough of by the moralists; it is indispensable to a complete character, man's or woman's — the disposition to be appreciative, thankful. That is the main matter, the element, inclination — what geologists call the 'trend.' Of my own life and writings I estimate the giving thanks part, with what it infers, as essentially the best item. I should say the quality of gratitude rounds the whole emotional nature; I should say love and faith would quite lack vitality without it.'" On November 30, 1905, Thanksgiving Day, Mark Twain (books by this author) turned 70. He wrote: "Every year every person in America concentrates all his thought upon one thing, the cataloguing of his reasons for being thankful to the Deity for the blessings conferred upon him and upon the human race during the expiring twelve months. This is well and as it should be; but it is too one-sided. No one ever seems to think of the Deity's side of it; apparently no one concerns himself to inquire how much or how little He has had to be thankful for during the same period; apparently no one has had good feeling enough to wish He might have a Thanksgiving day too. There is nothing right about this. Do you suppose everything has gone to His satisfaction during the year? Do you believe He is as sweepingly thankful as our nation is going to be, as indicated by the enthusiasms which will appear in the papers on the 30th of this month from the pens of the distinguished persons appointed to phrase its thankfulness on that day?" In Animal, Vegetable, Miracle (2007), Barbara Kingsolver (books by this author) wrote: "Turkeys have walked wild on this continent since the last ice age, whereas Old Europe was quite turkeyless. (That fact alone scored them nearly enough votes to become our national bird, but in the end, I guess, looks do matter.) Corn pudding may be the oldest New World comfort food; pumpkins and cranberries, too, are exclusively ours. It's all American, the right stuff at the right time. To this tasty assembly add a cohort of female relatives sharing work and gossip in the kitchen, kids flopped on the living room floor watching behemoth cartoon characters float down a New York thoroughfare on TV, and men out in the yard pretending they still have the upper-body strength for lateral passes, and this is a perfect American day. If we need a better excuse to focus a whole day on preparing one meal, eating it, then groaning about it with smiles on our faces, just add a dash of humility and hallelujah. Praise the harvest. We made it through one more turn of the seasons."


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Vegetable Ragout Recipe
Simple and delicious vegetarian, vegan dish, slow cooked vegetable ragout or stew . The dish is named Aylazan in Armenian, or as many other Caucasians call it Adjab Sandal.
Funny to say, that I remember how my mom and grandma would make this vegetable ragout, every time they clean and empty out the fridge. In Armenia,when it's the summertime, everyone's fridge is always full of different seasonal veggies. And sometimes, when you don't manage to use everything, while fresh, that's when this dish is the perfect choice to go with.
Aylazan is a Caucasian dish, and as you would expect, it's made differently by different people.
I'll present my Armenian version of this delicious, healthy vegetable ragout recipe.
Hope you try and like it. Would love to hear your feedback. You can always reach me out on my instagram and Facebook pages.
Happy cooking!
2 medium eggplants, peeled, cut into 2" thick circles, I leave a thin strip of skin
*Tip: to remove the bitterness from eggplants, place the peeled slices in cold salted water, I didn't do it, but would recommend to follow that step, only in case you leave the skin on
1 medium zucchini sliced or cubed into 2" pieces
1 ½ -2 lbs fresh young mini or medium size potatoes, or red, golden potatoes, if potatoes are small, don't cut , larger ones can be cubed into 3" cubes
1-2 green chili pepper or bell pepper, coarsely chopped, colored bell peppers will work as well
1 onion, sliced into semi circles
1 large carrot, sliced into circles ( or use a handful of mini carrots)
2 large tomatoes, peeled and cubed
2-3 celery sticks, chopped coarsely
3-4 garlic cloves, minced
Good amount of chopped fresh herbs, such as: basil, parsley, dill and cilantro
½ tsp ground black pepper
1 tsp ground coriander
⅓ tsp curry powder
Salt to taste
For tomato sauce (stock)
3-4 tbs olive oil
1-2 tbs red pepper paste
1 tbs tomato paste ( you can use 3-4 tbs tomato sauce, lecho or salsa)
¾ cup water or vegetable broth / stock
Start by peeling, slicing and mincing your veggies, prepare the tomato stock by simply combining all the ingredients in a cup
In a large deep pot combine vegetables in following order:
Potatoes, carrots, celery, eggplants, zucchini, peppers, tomatoes, garlic
Season with all the spices, except for the salt
Pour the tomato stock over the arranged veggies
Cover the lid and cook over medium to low heat, 35-45 minutes
Remove the lid, add the salt and herbs, stir, cover the lid and allow to cook until all potatoes are fully cooked
Allow to set 10-15 minute and serve
Bon appetit!
Բարի Ախորժակ!


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Reasons to Avoid War
Most people would think that reasons to avoid war would be obvious to anyone, but I think this reason is very damning to our current war efforts. The New York Times had an article about various murder cases related to the war in Iraq.
Later in the article it discusses a case where an Iraqi civilian was killed by American military personnel. This doesn't sound strange considering it is a war, but this is what caught my eye:
As part of the plea agreement, Private Jodka testified that he participated in a plan formed by the squad leader, Sgt. Lawrence G. Hutchins, to kidnap and kill a known insurgent. In the dark, the squad kidnapped and killed the wrong man.
This is a perfect example of military personnel doing something wrong which they justify as being right in the name of war. I am not talking about the mistake of getting the wrong man in the dark. I am talking about the plot to abduct and kill a terrorist. If it had been a legitimate operation they would have been planning to capture and interrogate the terrorist. In that case, getting the wrong man would have meant that they could free him.
Why this is a good reason not to go to war is that anytime we go to war we set the stage for these kinds of "operations" orchestrated by men like Sgt. Hutchins (who appears to deserve the bulk of the blame here).


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Oct 18, 2009 - 7:52 am
So I admit that my breast cancer center spoils us with facials, mani/pedi, acupuncture and free massages. I get how nice that is. HOWEVER, in Florida we do not have legal access to medicinal marijuana. I would trade all the facials in the world for a known cure to those horrible body aches and nausea. Especially since having marijuana, when you are on chemo, does not make you high, it just takes away the pain and nausea. Who wouldn't want that?!
So, I am extremely jealous of all you girls in states where this is legal. I'm going to write to my state legislature because they won't let the bill out of committee. Can those of you with experience in this department give me some ideas to help fuel the fire! Thanks - Pitt
Jealous of all those California girls!
Oct 18, 2009 - 10:06 am
???????? I will ask .. on Tuesday, 9/20. I'll let you all know the outcome ..
Oct 18, 2009 - 2:42 pm
But I still probably would not take medical marijuana.
Even though the state won't prosecute you, it's still against our company policy (as well as federal law), and our company does post-accident drug testing. If I'm somehow involved in an accident at work I would be tested and I'd hate to lose my job of almost 20 years because of testing positive.
If my job wasn't a factor, I'd be all over it!!
Oct 18, 2009 - 3:23 pm
Cindy, legally if you had a legal perscription for medicinal marijuana, your company could not hold that against you anymore than any other prescribed drug they might find in your system. But if you're not a casual partaker of the weed anyway, you probably wouldn't bother. My girlfriends brought me a bag before I started chemo(no, it's not legal in Tennessee) but they ended up smoking it more than me, as I don't normally indulge and I'd just forget about it til they came to visit.So legal or not legal, if you feel like sitting out on the back porch with your doobie....I doubt that anyone is going to arrest you for it....
Oct 18, 2009 - 9:41 pm
Here in Los Angeles, I'm starting to see new medical marijuana places sprouting up (pun intended :-) on every corner.
There's one with an enormous neon sign called "The Grasshopper" just down the street from my minister's house, and she spent all of my chemo trying to convince me that she needed to go there for "research" for me! :-)
With my asthma, I would probably end up in the ER if I tried to smoke a joint, so I stuck with pills during chemo. Liz, are you still having problems with nausea? I know there are several different anti-nausea drugs your doctor can try -- have you asked for a different prescription? And is the Claritin not working for the Neulasta pain?
I hate to hear that you're suffering, and I really hope that your doctor can find the right cocktail to help you through this. If all else fails...especially since I wasn't willing to let her do it for me, I'm sure Rev. Anne would be glad to do "research" for you!
:-) Traci
Oct 18, 2009 - 10:04 pm
I Wish they gave me marijuana. I never directly asked, every time when I complained I got more steroids and benedrill.
Oct 18, 2009 - 10:09 pm
Since using pot still violates federal law, companies can still have policies prohibiting employees from using marijuana even if they're in a state that allows you to use it. All it really means is that no state authority can arrest me. Federal authorities still can.
Oct 18, 2009 - 10:24 pm
Pot is still against the Federal law, so, you can still be prosecuted for using it, growing it or buying it, even in CA. Also, why would you want to put that smoke in your lungs and chance lung cancer?
Jun 06, 2014 - 10:10 pm
You do not smoke medical marijuana. It comes in pill or oil form. Smoking or even heating it takes away the medicinal qualities, in fact it is not even the same strain of plant that them hippies and stoners like... it does not have the same effect at all. Please do some research, a lot of people have been given a new lease of life by using this amazing healing plant that has been used for hundreds of years. J xx ( a NON POT SMOKER) p.s. Google 'Run From The Cure'.
Oct 18, 2009 - 10:25 pm
I didn't have to have chemo BUT I if I did I would have 2 reasons for using it..I also have glacoma... I did ask my Glacoma Doc about it on my last visit...He said that in Glacoma patients it helps lower the eye pressure.. and If I wasn't on 3 different drugs my eye would pop from the pressure.. gross to think about but true.. And he doesn't prescribe Marijuana... DARN... He's too afraid of it casuing lung cancer...
Oct 18, 2009 - 10:41 pm
I'm surprised to read about marijuana causing lung cancer! Someone told me they did research on it and marijuana is actually good for your lungs as well. It makes sense as I don't believe there are any carcinogens in it that could cause cancer. But what do I know... it feels like I'm learning something new every day!
Oct 18, 2009 - 11:21 pm
Marijuana can cause lung cancer. So, I would think that would defer bc survivors from using it unless it would be absolutely necessary. You fought one cancer, why get another? And, it is against the Federal law. And, I have seen stories where they will prosecute since it is illegal. And, why risk losing your job if you work? I hope noone here really needs to use it and takes any of those risks.
Sue :)
This was on one of the websites for cancer information:
How does marijuana affect the lungs?
Can marijuana cause cancer?
Oct 19, 2009 - 1:01 am
What about "Pot Brownies"? Then you not only take care of the medicinal effect, but the munchies too!! It does make the whole house stink when you are baking them though (whoops, did I say that out loud?) Teehee....♥Pammy
Oct 19, 2009 - 1:17 am
It is against the Federal law and an employer could fire you for using marijuana, so, I don't know if that would be worth the risk. I would hope there is some other alternative for you to use.
Oct 19, 2009 - 8:15 am
So this is interesting. Today the Obama administration is issuing a DOJ memo stating that the federal prosecutors will no longer pursue users of marijuana for medicinal purposes. I say it is interesting because the federal government actually holds the patent to medicinal marijuana, so I expect we will be seeing some changes here shortly.
As to the treatments for medicinal marijuana, it has shown efficacy in treating asthma, suppressing lung cancer tumors and breast cancer as well. It relieves the user of nausea, muscle and bone pain, headaches, etc. There are several ways to take it, including pill form, liquid, etc.
I would never recommend casual use of any drug; although we as a society do condone alcohol and tobacco which are addictive, whereas marijuana is not. Also, when used in combination with chemo, there is no issue with getting "high." You don't. It simply relieves the user of the pain. Seems like a nice choice to me.
As I said, I will not be using this approach as it is still illegal in my state; but there are 14 states out there where this is an option. Good luck to those of you who can and do. (Check what your employers' rules are regarding this.) I would appreciate a report back as to your experience (though perhaps you should email me privately!)
Again, jealous in Florida,
Oct 19, 2009 - 11:18 am
If it does, and assuming I'd need it, I'd be all over those brownies! ;-)
Oct 19, 2009 - 2:07 pm
I wondered if you'd have to eat it to releave nausea. How would smoking it help the stomach?
Oct 23, 2009 - 11:30 pm
know,Pammy! You just gave yourself up!!lol And when you've had a few you put that frog hat on yourself,don't you?HAha!!
Oct 19, 2009 - 11:35 am
I dunno what to tell you~ I am indeed a California girl, but ( would you believe it?) am actually allergic to marijuana? I can't stand to be anywhere around it~ even the smell makes me sicker than chemo ever could! If they were giving it away for free I wouldn't take it! LOL
On the other hand, my chemo never did make me nauseous, either~ so I guess I lucked out!
Without endorsing "criminal behaviour", I imagine this ahem-"medicine" is available anyway no matter where you live! LOL
By the time you write to your legislature and get action, I dare say you will have long finished chemotherapy!
My cancer center also had no perks...though I live in a beautiful, ritzy, and much desired part of California, ( santa barbara) I was simply in a treatment room by myself with a blanket on my lap and a TV!
Hope you find some relief~ I know our Drs don't want us to suffer; be sure you ask for meds to help you cope~ and drink plenty of water all day long!
Oct 19, 2009 - 12:40 pm
Well I have been waiting to see this and the only laws I see being broken is what the average American,taxpaying , hard working ,devoted wife/mother is being charged for health care. I mean come on now , stop the oppression of so many family's who just can't afford it and perhaps them & their children could get quality health care that they deserve. Where is it justifiable for what some of these prescriptions cost and what's charged for them out of pocket ? Could anyone imagine not having health insurance during these times and being told .....sorry no pay , no treatment ? Alright , I'm done with my rant now but this is a touchy subject with me after taking care of granny for 5 years and looking at the stunts that are pulled on the elderly. This is a touchy subject with some and I'm not promoting that it be put on the shelves of every Seven Eleven for it to be distributed freely to children but if it can legitimately give relief to pain and suffering then what's the problem ? I hope I'm never going to have to go through cancer but I would like to have options with my treatment where I had the final say .
P.S. If the brownies don't work then try short bread cookies or make a tincture
Best Wishes
Steve & Teresa
Oct 19, 2009 - 4:53 pm
Oct 19, 2009 - 5:27 pm
Pammy , A tincture is simply a given amount of spirits (alcohol) generally 100 proof or stronger and it is made with herbs of your choice at a 50-50 or 60-40 ratio that would be combined in a mason jar and left for a couple of weeks , being shaken 1-2 times daily then filtered through cheese cloth , mesh strainer or similar. Then the contents of the strained material would be put into a dropper bottle (available at local pharmacy) and the drops would be applied under the tongue or added to a tea or juice.
Best Wishes
Steve & Teresa
Oct 19, 2009 - 5:33 pm
Pammy , A tincture is simply a given amount of spirits (alcohol) generally 100 proof or stronger and it is made with herbs of your choice at a 50-50 or 60-40 ratio that would be combined in a mason jar and left for a couple of weeks , being shaken 1-2 times daily then filtered through cheese cloth , mesh strainer or similar. Then the contents of the strained material would be put into a dropper bottle (available at local pharmacy) and the drops would be applied under the tongue or added to a tea or juice.
Best Wishes
Steve & Teresa
Oct 19, 2009 - 8:41 pm
Wow, learn something new everyday.
Oct 19, 2009 - 10:18 pm
thanks for opening up this discussion! I tell you, do not be jealous of us California Girls because of the MJ, I wish I had a center that did facials, mani/pedi, accupuncture & massages! Now that sounds like good old fashioned relief!
Oct 20, 2009 - 8:38 am
I have to say that I reread all of the responses and found this discussion to be really interesting. I love your information. Thanks for that. I think it is interesting that the US govt holds the patent on medicinal marijuana. It does come in a pill form, and as I said before does not cause a person to become high. My friend's mom had a brain tumor and she used mm to help relieve her nausea so that she could eat. She was able to hold on for 10 years!!! My mom is currently in hospice in VA and can't keep any foods/liquids down so i wish it were legal there so she could try it.
My meds are working fine for me...I'm just dreading the bone aches that will happen this weekend from the Neulasta shot. If it were legal here, darn straight I would try it. But I could never buy from a dealer on a street corner. Nope, I need a legitimate store with some good old-fashioned FDA regulations in place before I'll put it in my body. Funny thing is, from the street corner is probably a lot more natural and safer than these designer drugs I'm using now. Now that's irony for you. Thanks gals for keeping this light and entertaining. I needed a laugh this week and this was a great distraction. Love ya, Pitt
Oct 20, 2009 - 11:07 am
My onc actually said to me...he can't advise it, and would advise me to use ongoing steriods instead....i think not. I have been upfront with ALL of my doctors, surgeons, GP, therapist, etc., that i am using it so in case they need to know for any meds they are giving me, or in case it may interfere with surgery.
Oct 21, 2009 - 4:32 pm
Now that the use of medical marijuana has been DEcriminalized by the federal government, I too will apply for my medical marijuana card and begin using this NATURAL medicine for my cancer symptoms. I will be using the Silver Surfer Vaporizor, which only HEATS and does not BURN the marijuana, which releases the THC compound. This produces NO smoke, and NO carcinogens because nothing BURNS. Not ALL marijuana produces a "buzz"...and medical marijuana is specifically engineered to relieve symptoms of nausea, chronic pain, lack of appetite, anxiety and sleep disturbances. It can be smoked, vaporized, infused into foods, or infused with alcohol to produce tinctures. My oncologists happily throws handsful of narcotics at me, (He prescribes 120-240 Vicodin to me monthly!!!) but refuses to approve me for medical marijuana because there is NO PROFIT for the BIG DRUG COMPANIES. To any of you who have a moral issue with someone using a natural remedy (that YOUR God created)...all I can say is BITE ME! I join j916 as an advocate!
Oct 23, 2009 - 11:51 am
Your doctor doesn't have to clear you to get your license for the medical marijuana....you just take your paperwork with you to the place to get the license, and it is given to you there. Quite honestly, i think i was the only legitimate one there to get a license....but i didn't care. Oh, and also, when you go to purchase it at the special dispensary, make sure you tell them it's for chemo/cancer. When i did, they brought some out from the back that was especially helpful for our symptoms.
Oct 22, 2009 - 7:20 pm
Back in 1987 when I was first diagnosed and on chem, I tried marijuana in desperation. However, it did not work worth crap for me. I couldn't function and I was still vomiting. What really helped me was to take reglan every single day that I was on chemo. The nurses told me to do that--not my doc. Worked for me!
Oct 23, 2009 - 12:56 pm
CypressCynthia, I have sent you a PM regarding the use of Reglan. Hope you get the information I sent, and will be careful on recommending Reglan to anyone, especially those "older female" types. You are right, it did work to prevent nausea, but the neurological conseuqences for some users is an issue I would hate to see anyone have to combat. Now, I haven't tried marijuana, so don't know how that would work. Thanks for listening. Hugs.
Oct 27, 2009 - 12:05 pm
I am so sorry that you had such awful problems. I did say 1987 so that readers would know my advice is 20+ years old. First law of pharmacology is that every drug has an adverse effect. However, I agree that permanent tardive dyskinesia is not an acceptable risk. Good luck to you.
Oct 23, 2009 - 11:14 pm
Would it work to put regular mj in brownies or in a tea?
Jun 23, 2010 - 11:50 am
Bumping up a previous Marijuana thread
Jun 23, 2010 - 11:55 am
Thanks, Chen
Jun 23, 2010 - 1:41 pm
you need to be careful with marijuana use. While it does take way the pain it can inhibit your immune system. It is not always the best thing to use. I live in California, can get a medical marijuana card if I want but will definitely not use it during chemo.
Jun 24, 2010 - 8:12 am
I've had the question come up a couple of times already this week - would I try to use pot when I have chemo if i have nausea and related side effects. I used to, ahem, partake, in my high school days. I was a card carrying member of the parking lot Grateful Dead, peace-loving, born a decade too late hippie crowd. I started getting panic attacks & anxiety- issues & quit, about 15 years ago or so. I am also a former cigarette smoker, I'm sitting here right now with a nicotine patch on my butt. I quit smoking when we started to get pregnant with my baby Lia (19months) but started indulging (cigarettes, not pot) after I was done breast feeding her, usually when I'd have drinks with friends. I was able to cut it down to only 2 or 3 a day, and thought the patch would help me get over that hump. What I meant to get to before I sidelined myself, is that I am aboslutely open to trying it, but being a former smoker & now wanting to get in the habit of inhaling ANY kind of smoke, I would just have some goodies like brownies made. I have a relative in CA who has a prescription for chronic pain and he actually never gets the actual pot, mostly gets brownies. I do believe, though, that it was the pot coffee cake from a few weeks ago, that knocked him on his butt :)
Jun 24, 2010 - 2:09 pm
Tried it but, medically, it just didn't work worth crap for me. Vomited like crazy and felt woozy and head-achy. Did much, much better on prescription meds and without those meds I wouldn't have made it.
Jun 24, 2010 - 3:01 pm
was brought up and I am happy to say that .. I did have RX slip to go out and purchase medical 'mary jane' .. however, with 2 teen agers at home .. my choice was not to fill my prescription. This was my decision - reqrets ? No.
Also, please note that I too am an XXXX smoker .. Stopped smoking a few weeks after being diagnosised.
Do what is right for YOU, and your situation.
Best of Luck!
Vicki :D
Jun 24, 2010 - 9:48 pm
Can't believe I am reading this after all these years. I was just at Pain Specialist and they certainly have learned a lot about THC in that last 8 years. She knows more than I do for sure and is now an accepted medicine in cancer field. The only thing they can find the matter with smoking pot is the tobacco products people put with them. Oh and right the people who smoke cigs and pot don't fair as well. Often try to blame pot for their coughs but in fact due to tobacco.
Jun 24, 2010 - 10:40 pm
Well, this is very interesting. When I was first diagnosed I remember having a fleeting thought about mj, but at that point I didn't know I would need to have chemo. Now I know I will be starting chemo mid July. Have any of you who had a conversation with your oncologist about this topic received any encouragement to try it? I am in California - since there are many medical marijuana shops, someone must be giving some patients a thumbs up. (As an aside, I was a child of the '60s, but now I'm in my 60's!).
Jun 04, 2014 - 12:25 pm
The salves and balms are amazingly effective (and absolutely don't get you high) Really help for sore joints.
I put it on my knees during chemo (after the nuelasta shots) and took the pain away within 10 seconds. Relief only lasts about an hour, though, but usually long enough to get to sleep. Also tried the high CBD chocolates during chemo and never had nausea, never vomited once. They also will not get you high -- just avoid the high THC types, which is what the recreational users are after. I wish everybody would lose their biases and try this -- to me it's much better alternative then narcotic pain killers like vicodin, etc. Just my $.02.
Jun 23, 2014 - 11:33 pm
They do an rx the doc can give you its called Marinol (spelling). It is very expensive though and I think its suppose to be similar I think. I know a "friend" gave me some marijuana "candies" when going through chemo and I only ate a tiny bite a night but it did help me sleep and helped the nausea. I live in a state where it will probably never be legal. So, if anyone is reading this wants to give me crap about using that stuff its ok.. I had cancer and I was to busy kicking cancer a** to worry about (lol, just joking all). Keep smiling all we can get through this.


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Letter(s) from Jennifer Samuel Williams to Ravi (India)
Letter 1
Hello My Dear.
I was more than happy when i saw your mail today, how is your health and weather treating you over there today ? Hope is well with you and other things is moving as well for you there you are planning for feature ?.
Mine is fine today since there is my life my dear, and our own weather at the moment is some how complicated here my dear, but God's divine mercy and his guardians that we will have this great opportunity linking up to each other today, though we have not meet before but I believe that one have to risk in confiding his secret to succeed sometimes in life.
I will like to introduce my self as well to you, my name is Miss Jennifer Samuel Williams the only daughter of My late beloved parents Dr. Samuel Williams and Mrs Annette Samuel Williams, I'm 23 years old now 5.3ft tall,fair in complexion under graduate and (never married before) my native home is Bandama Ivory Coast ,in Central Africa. and my late father was the managing director of Oti family industry (Ltd) and cum politician,
I was born out of tragic fate my mother died from cancer when i was only 4 years old,my father nurtured me with great care and love before he met his own untimely death on the way coming back from business trip from overseas,
On his arrival to the airport his driver went to drove him back home on the way back home they have a fatal car accident,which instantly killed his driver while my father spent 3 painful days at hospital before died.
Presently i am residing in the refugee camp here in Dakar Senegal as a result of the civil war that was fought in my country after the death of my beloved father and rebels attacked our house one early morning and killed my uncle his wife and the only Son they have, it was only me that is alive and i managed to make my way to a near by country Senegal where i am living now.
I would like to know more about you, your likes and dislikes,your hobbies and what you are doing presently for living ?. I will tell you more about myself in my next mail. Attached here is my picture and I will also like to see yours picture.
Bye for now and have a nice day and cheers.
Yours Faithful.
Miss Jennifer Samuel.
Letter 2
Nice to meet you my dear.
I am very very happy to see your reply to my mail . How are your today? How was the night, hope very successful ? Over here in Dakar Senegal, we have a little bit hot climate today my dear.
We're not allowed to go out of the camp It's just like one staying in the prison and i hope by God's grace i will come out here soon. I don't have any relatives now whom i can go to, my closest relative was killed by rebels attacked and my other relatives ran away in the middle of the war the only person i have now is Reverend Father David Jones, who is the pastor of the ( God's Saviour Mission, Dakar Senegal ) here in the camp,he has been very nice to me since i came here but i am not living with him rather i am leaving in the women's hostel because the camp
Have two hostels one for men the other for women. The Pastor's Tel number is ( 00221-77315-2079 ) When you call tell him that you want to speak with me he will send for me in the hostel. As a refugee here i don't have any right or privilege to any thing be it money or whatever
Because it is against the law of this country.I want to go back to my studies because i only attended my first year before the tragedy incident that lead me to be in this situation i am in here. Listen to this My late father told me a deep secret on his sick bed side that he has a deposit with my name and i have my late father's account deposit certificate and death certificate here with me which i will send to you latter,because when he was alive he deposited huge sum of money in a leading
Bank which he used my name as the next of kin,the amount in question is $ 6.5M ( Six Million Five Hundred Thousand American Dollars ). So i will like you to help me transfer this money to your account and from it you can send some money for me to get my travelling documents and air ticket to come over to meet with you. I kept this secret to people in this camp here the only person that knows about it is the Reverend because he is like a father to me.
Because am afraid to loosing my life or this money if it is open every one. So, in the light of above i will like you to keep it to yourself and don't tell it to anyone for i am afraid of loosing my life and the money if people gets to know about it. Remember i am giving you all this information due to the trust i deposed on you.I like honest understanding,truthful and people that have vision,truth and hardworking.
My favourite writing and speaking language is english but our language is french but i speak and write english very fluently. Mean while i will like you to call me when you have chance, Because i have allot to tell you.Have a nice day and think about me.
Awaiting to hear from you soonest
Yours beloved;
Letter 3
Hello My dear,
It is my pleasure to write this mail to you today with the bank mail to me as i came to check my mail today and see that they have replied the mail to you and kept it cc mail to me which is attached bellow this mail now my dear
please if you did not received the same please you can read this one and write back to me,as i believe that it is the same as it is cc mail to me Ok,I wish you the best of the day My dear.
Best regard from yours beloved Jennifer, which i will ask Rev,father the means i will use to get a well known lawyer here as i am a foreigner here and i will write back to you today or tomorrow the out come reply from the Rev,father regarding the lawyer issue Ok.
yours Jennifer.
Letter 4
REF.001 DATE : 02th / 10 / 2010.
Dear Valued Customer,
With Due Respect, Sir,
We Acknowledge the receipt of your mail today,which I have been directed by the director Dr, Mr, Scot E Andrews of Foreign Operation/Wire Transfer Office, Citi Bank Of London, in respect to your partner and your mail which we received here in Our Bank.
Actually, we have earlier been informed by the young lady Miss,Jennifer Samuel, (the next of Kin) that she wishes you to be her trustee/representative for the claim of her late father's deposit with Our Bank. We're here by to acknowledge you that we're legible to make transfer with any kind of account and Currency in the world if you can furnish us with Our requirement.
Late Dr, Samuel Williams Nationality Ivory Coast, is Our late customer with Via. Account No; xxx 043483002 xxx, with sum substantial amount (USD $ 6.500 000.00) ( Six Million, Five Hundred Thousand US Dollars) deposit with us.
Hence you have been really appointed as a trustee partner to represent the next of Kin Miss,Jennifer Samuel, and claim the Fund.
However before Our Bank will transact any business concerning the transfer of the fund to you account, we will like you to send the followings via email attachment bellow:
1. A power of attorney permitting you to claim and transfer the funds to your bank account or earls where on her behalf.
Note ; this document must be endorsed and issued by a Senegalese resident lawyer ( Since the young lady is presently in Dakar Republic of Senegal in west Africa) which she will sign on the documents as the next of Kin to the deposit.
2. A copy of death certificate of (Her deceased father)confirming his death.
3. A copy of the Deposit certificate Issued to lat Dr, Samuel Williams by Our Bank.
4. An Affidavit of Oath from Senegalese High Court.
5. Your full resident address.
6.Your bank Account details where you need the Fund to be transferred.
7. A copy of your international passport or National ID issued by Government.
Note ;That the above documents are compulsory, and needed to protect our interest, yours, and the next of kin after the claims of the Fund.
These shall also ensure that, a smooth, quick and successful transfer of the fund will be make to your appointed bank account to us. ( We promise to give our customers the best of our services ).
Should you have any question (S), please don't hesitate to contact Our Foreign Operational Director Dr, Scot E Andrews, Email ; firstname.lastname@example.com, Office Phone ;+44-70318-99671; Fax ; +44-87049-55889 .for more directives/clarifications.
For your information, No Money should be Withdraw,Reduce or Subtract, from the deposit of the beneficiary account before transfer ,This is in accordance with section 13(1)(n) of the deposit agreement as it was adopted during the time of deposit . and in your own interest and benefit, you are advised to provide this documents to enable the transfer to take place.
This is to enable Our Bank effect the transfer of your partner's fund through Telegraphic wire transfer, within 72 hours immediately we receiving the required documents from you with Stamp Duty and Notarizations of the legal documents.
The Entire Board Of Directors Of this Bank sympathised with you for the death of your partner's father .
Were much Honoured your mail, here in Our Office,
Mrs,Precious Cherif Diouf.
( Account Department Officer).
Regulated by the Financial Services Authority
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Letter 5
Okay My Dear,
I so much appreciate your effort and concern towards this my transfer problem my dear, i was much happy to receive a copy of the bank response to you, i thank God for everything, I really appreciate your care and concern to me and i know that God will surely see us through Ok.
According to the bank request, we will need services of a lawyer here in Senegal who will represent us at the federal high court and who will help us to get and draft item 1 which is the power of attorney And Affidavit of oath from the federal high court.
I have with me here the other two documents, death certificate of my late father and the deposit certificate issued by the bank to my late father,
Please keep this matter only for yourself as you can see that we are almost at the end of this matter and i want you to promise me that no body will know about this transfer which i know that, God is with us and will see us through my dear.
Now there is no need for us to keep waiting since the bank are ready to make this transfer once the documents are ready, by the help of Rev,father i have gotten contact of one renown lawyer here who will help us to get the remaining documents,
And i have being submitted the two documents that is with me to the lawyer for the registration of our case at the high court here and i will forward it to you and the bank after the remaining documents is ready.
Below here is the lawyers contact details my dear ;
Barrister, Michael Anthony.
Phone ; +221-773-156-042.
Email ; firstname.lastname@example.com
OR ; firstname.lastname@example.com
Equal Right Chambers & Associate.
I will like you to make contact with this law firm and ask him to help us to get the needed document by the bank to effect this transfer, as you can see that everything concerning this transfer is complete, please help me and see that this lawyer will get this document very soon, my prayers are always with you and i know that God will surely see us through.
I will be expecting to hear a positive response from you regarding the lawyers response to you My Dear, So please contact the lawyer today, even if it is possible for you to contact him both on phone that will be more better Ok.
Hoping that you will never let me down and your next mail will come up with good news regarding your health that you are feeling sound and healthy and that you have contacted the lawyer for the remaining documents Ok.
Thank you for your concern, and please always put me in your daily prayers as i do the same for you here my dear.
Best of Love & regard from,
Yours Jennifer.


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And for those of you unfamiliar with Ole Miss football Coach Ed Orgeron, here's a description of an infamous incident in which he addressed his players, after having ripped his shirt off (courtesy of Southern Papa):
"When I point to this side of the room, I want you to say 'Ole Miss.' When I point to this side, I want you to say, 'Wild Boys.'" Standing there with no shirt on with every guy in the room shirtless, started pointing to each side of the room. Half the team would yell, "Ole Miss" while the other would yell "Wild Boys." Apparently it got pretty crazy and guys started flipping chairs, yelling, and throwing coolers across the room while chanting Ole Miss... Wild Boys. ""He then stopped and said, "One more thing. If any of you motherf*****s thinks you can take me, you come up here and get a piece of me right now. He gave everyone an opportunity to come up and fight him and said, "That's what I thought," and walked out of the room."
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TUPELO, MISS. (WCBI) – It is not too early to start making plans for New Year's Eve weekend and one party at an historic Tupelo property will help a great cause.
It's called the "Almost New Year's" Party and it is set for Friday, December 30th, at the JJ Rogers Building, also known as the Cotton Mill Building.
Food will be donated by Park Heights and South Restaurants, and the local band, "Two Drink Minimum" is donating their talents as well.
Tickets are 30 dollars each and proceeds will benefit the Regional Rehab Center of Tupelo.
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Last year, more than 15 hundred people were helped at the Regional Rehab Center. All of their services are free.
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