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Along with common autumn tasks — dragging out warm clothes, cleaning windows, planting mums — is my personal fall ritual. Every October, I review the year through photos and journals. Then, in the spirit of St. Therese, whose feast day starts my birthday month, I pray for one simple word to focus the days ahead. […] [Read More]
The Rosary
October is designated as the month of the Rosary. Does this idea make you want to roll your eyes? With images of a kind of quaint piety tumbling through your imagination. Perhaps you are reminded of times when old grandmothers and other elderly women were seen in church, clutching their beads. As for me, I […] [Read More]
Figuring what out? A book review.
Snot. Prodigious amounts of snot, buckets of it, really. Honestly, I can't ever remember needing to purchase an accessory for reading, but this book was different, and boxes of tissue – boxes, not one box, were de rigueur. Members of my family could tell where I had been reading. No matter the location, bed, chair, […] [Read More]
Where am I today?
Today I am over at Margaret Felice's blog, talking about the influence of one particular hymn on my life… I was not always the #churchnerd you see today. Of course I believed in and loved God, but I was terrified of God, and totally turned off to organized religion. But… Anyway, what a privilege to […] [Read More]
Rejoice, arise, and persevere – a Marian reflection
Today on September 8, many of us celebrate the Nativity of Mary – or more simply put, Mary's birthday. Now there are those who scoff at Mary, or who at least scoff at the devotion that many of us show to her as Mother of God. Once a long time ago, the woman who did […] [Read More]
A Distinctly Disquieting Silence
It is a different kind of quiet. Not the silence of no one home for the moment, it is not the same as that at all. This silence has a depth and texture to it, heretofore unknown in these parts. I'm all for quiet, but this version… has a distinctly disquieting aspect to it. Let […] [Read More]
Where I've Been
Vacating. It was wonderful, and it is wonderful to be home again. Blogging to resume soon! How has your summer been? Hope it has been good in some way, and don't mourn its end too badly. Fall brings new gifts. And I can smell fall in the morning air. Can you? [Read More]
Unexpected and unwanted gifts
My time on retreat touched my heart so deeply. Here I am, days later, and I continue to experience many riches from those 2 days. I feel more convinced than ever that if we all had some quiet time, disconnect time, be with God and nature time, we might find a better way. Some of […] [Read More]
I just returned from a wonderful retreat at Wisdom House in Litchfield, CT, a place that I have long wanted to visit. A number of years ago, I did visit Litchfield a few times, but I have not been there in a long time, nor had I been to this place. In the on-going embarrassment-of-riches […] [Read More]
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"Immediately he went over to Jesus and said, "Hail, Rabbi!"* and he kissed him. Jesus answered him, "Friend, do what you have come for." Then stepping forward they laid hands on Jesus and arrested him. And behold, one of those who accompanied Jesus put his hand to his sword, drew it, and struck the high […] [Read More]
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Plaxico terse when asked about Jets
Plaxico Burress' time with the Jets appears over after comments by the wide receiver that made it sound like he wants to forget his time in green and white.
The most telling short answer came when Burress was asked what he thought of Mark Sanchez as a quarterback.
"Mark Sanchez is Mark Sanchez," Burress told the New York Post after an autograph show Wednesday night in Indianapolis.
When he was asked what he thought of the criticism heaped on Sanchez since the Jets season ended, Burress did not stick up for the third-year quarterback.
Instead, he said, "I haven't entertained any of it."
Burress was expansive and happy when talking about many of his former Giants teammates appearing in the Super Bowl and his memories of Super Bowl XLII in 2008, where he caught the game-winning touchdown.
Whenever the topic turned to the Jets, his answers were succinct and the smile vanished from his face.
Asked if he was happy with how his year with the Jets went, he said, "It went as it went."
Asked if he thought the Jets used him to the best of his capabilities, he said, "They used me the way they wanted to use me."
Burress caught 45 passes for 612 yards, both full-season career-lows, and eight touchdowns this season for the Jets after signing a one-year, $3 million deal. He never developed a chemistry with Sanchez and his production faded as the year went on.
Burress, a free agent, said he does not know where he will end up playing next season. It is unlikely the Jets want the 35-year-old back, since they need to get younger at wide receiver.
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But Burress said he does not regret picking the Jets after serving a nearly two-year prison term for carrying an illegal gun in New York City during an incident in which he accidentally shot himself in the leg.
"I don't second guess myself at all with any decisions I've made," he said. "It's life and you can't predict what's going to happen in life. You make decisions based on certain things and you run with it."
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Ways To Treat Candidiasis
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Candidiasis (Thrush)...yeast (fungal) infection. The fungus normally lives in the body. It cannot be eliminated. The best way to avoid an outbreak of candidiasis is to strengthen your immune system by taking antiretroviral medications (ARVs). Most candida infections are easily treated with local therapies. In people with weakened immune systems, these infections become more persistent. Systemic anti-fungal drugs can be taken, but candida might become resistant to...
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fatigue&thrushI am 32 and have been + for roung 4 years. my cd4 count stays areoun 4-5 hundred, viral load 107,000. I am not on any meds at this time, and am currently going my 3rd round with thrush in my esophegus(forgive my spelling).I am also sleepy all the...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...Hello Mel,Esophageal candidiasis (thrush) in someone who is HIV positive is an AIDS-defining condition. This is a clear indication to begin combination antiretroviral Read more »
Glossitis or Thrush?..Please help!!!Hi,How are you? I have a question about Thrush and Glossitis-about a month ago I experienced a feeling like my throat was closing or my tongue was swelling up- i went to the doctor and they didn't see anything wrong except that my thyroid glands...
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Grady Health System...It appears as if you have several questions: First, glossitis is usually not related to oral candidiasis. Glossitis is an inflammation of the tongue which causes it to feel big or swell. Candidiasis is a superficial fungal infection Read more »
is it thrush and how to treat itfirst, Thank you for all your help. my grandmother's tongue is full of some whitish cover and it got down to her throat preventing her to swallow anything(not food or drink). she has been taking fluconazole but the minute she stops, it comes rushing...
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Rocky Mountain CARES...Thanks for your post.I'm sorry to hear about your GM, it certainly sounds like she could have oral (or esophageal) candidiasis (thrush). Before speaking about treatment, it might be worth a word about diagnosis-- it's a relatively simple thing... Read more »
Gastrointestinal Health And HivDear Doctor,I have been hiv positive since May 1998 and my current blood work reads great. Low concentration. There is a minor woe, though. It is my stomach. Previous to my infection, I used to complain to my doctor about the strange sensation I...
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Grady Health System...It appears from what you have written that your previous problems with swallowing were a result of esophageal candidiasis. Unlike oropharyngeal candidiasis (thrush) which is limited to the oral cavity, esophageal candidiasis is a more severe... Read more »
Systemic Candidiasis...Effects The Problem of Antifungal Resistance Drug Interactions Preventing Fungal Infections Naturally Chart for Treating Candidiasis Candidiasis is a fungal infection and among the most common conditions seen in people with HIV. While... Read more »
Fungal Infections... Table of Contents What Are Fungal Infections? Candidiasis Cryptococcosis Histoplasmosis Aspergillosis Conclusion What Are Fungal Infections? Fungi (singular is fungus) Read more »
Opportunistic Infections...common OIs are listed here, along with the disease they usually cause, and the CD4 cell count when the disease becomes active: Candidiasis (Thrush) is a fungal infection of the mouth, throat, or vagina. CD4 cell range: can occur even with... Read more »
Gynecological Problems...with a doctor who is experienced in treating HPV in HIV-positive patients. Fungal Infections (Yeast Infections, Vaginal Candidiasis, Vaginitis) Candidiasis is a very common vaginal infection caused by yeast (fungus). Symptoms include... Read more »
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ASME Senior and student sections of Saginaw Valley and Pi Tau Sigma Honor Society Celebrate Engineers Week
Lunchtime guest speaker series. Pizza and Pop are provided!
Speaker: Tom Libertiny, President, Libertiny Group - Farmington Hills, MI
Winter Term's book is "The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair that Changed America" by Erik Larson, and the discussion will take place on Wednesday, February 22nd, 2012 at 12:20 p.m. Bring your lunch and join us in the library for an engaging conversation about the book and the author.
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Romney at Microsoft: Talks tough on China, gets mushy on Microsoft
REDMOND – Ex-Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, visiting a region that has welcomed China's top leaders, said that he would crack down on that country's unfair trade practices, from the day he is inaugurated as president. "On day one of my administration, I would designate China as a currency manipulator," Romney told an audience at Microsoft […] [Read More]
Mitch Daniels, John Bolton on GOP field: Time to get serious
BELLEVUE – Two leading, national Republican figures on foreign policy and the economy offered stark assessments of the 2012 GOP presidential field and President Barack Obama Wednesday evening, criticizing their fellow party members for a lack of specifics and seriousness. John Bolton, President George W. Bush's U.N. Ambassador and a prominent, often controversial voice on […] [Read More]
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Former Godfather's Pizza boss Herman Cain has taken a narrow lead over ex-Gov. Mitt Romney in the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll of Republican primary voters. The poll shows Cain with a 27-23 percent lead over Romney, with Texas Gov. Rick Perry in third place at 16 percent. Rep. Ron Paul of Texas takes […] [Read More]
Poll records an Obama uptick
President Obama is pulling out of the "polldrums" according to one national opinion poll with a record of predicting downward movements in the President's popularity. [Read More]
Ron Paul trumps Rick Perry at Values Voters summit
From The National Journal: Rep. Ron Paul scored a decisive victory in a mock presidential election at the Values Voter Summit in Washington on Saturday, while his fellow Texan, Rick Perry, tied for fourth. [Read More]
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Insane weather
Who else has been noticing the strange meteoric events? What sorts of effects (good/bad) have they caused?
The strong winds the other day blew over every single cherry tomato I was growing. The vines are bent all about the tom cages. Looks like someone had a fight in my garden bed.
The periods of intense dry heat, then moisture, then intense dry heat again have been great for the Bonda Ma Jacques peppers I'm growing from seed. They took 4 months to germinate (probably my fault for not keeping them warm enough) but alas, I've got at least two of these rare beauties to start growing indoors once summer comes to a close.
We haven't had winds that strong and no intense dry heat. Our yard has been part swamp some of the time. The zucchini are barely growing. I have some disease on my new halo dogwood shrub. The bottoms of annual poppies look rotted. I think one hill of zucchini has something wrong. Maybe it wasn't a good idea to cover potatoes with straw instead of hilling them up. The bush beans look terrible. Planted late but don't seem to be growing very quickly and they are spattered with mud.
Heard there was late blight in Franklin County MA.
Just saw an article today that our unpredictable weather is the "new normal"!
see link below...
Here is a link that might be useful: weather the new normal
I just cut off three mildewed leaves off my summer squash plant, which still has no squash on it. The rest of the plant still looks healthy so I'm holding out a little longer. What a disappointment! And summer squash is usually everyone's biggest producer!
I hope your summer squash will bear fruit, Prairiemoon. My hill of summer squash never germinated at all. I tried a second planting, but there was just not enough sun and too much rain. The seeds must have rotted in the ground. :-(
Here's hoping next spring and summer will be sunnier!
Worst year that I've had in the garden since I don't know when. I've harvested some nice size onions but that's about it.
The only good thing I can say about this year is that my fruit trees have gone berserk. I told my wife this year that if the cherry tree didn't finally produce, I was going to cut it down. We've had it for many years and yet never gotten a harvest from it. Low and behold, there were a gazillion cherries on it this year. My apple trees and my crabapple are also loaded down with fruit. Can't figure it out but it has been a nice surprise.
Another 1/2' of rain last night outside Hartford. My river birch trees have sprung many 6'+ long low branches since May and today I will rip out the squash and cukes that are no longer developing. Got 3 full size cucumbers this year, that's it. They're turning yellow and getting mushy at about 1" long. Newer flowering shrubs, however, have about tripled in size in their first full year.
Going to HD today to buy my first home generator (propane) before the hurricane season begins. Hope it has a reverse effect and we get no hurricanes this year!
Glad you have a fruit abundance, TO; nice to make up for some of the loss elsewhere in the garden.
Whie the weather has indeed been wacky this year, I have to say the last few days have been just gorgeous! A bit warm for my taste, but sunny, low 80's, low humidity, slight breeze, cool nights - wow. And some rain at night to help things along. I personally am not a big fan of summer, but if summer were like the way it has been here the last few days, I could definitely deal with it much easier. I'm really trying to enjoy and appreciate these days as I know they won't last!
I know Dee, it's August 1st already!! I like the weather just like this too. Sunny, in the high 70s, low 80s with a little breeze and then cooler at night with an overnight rain of about 3 inches once a week. Not asking for much, just perfection...lol.
I'm just happy I'm not dragging the hose around the garden.
Tree Oracle: How are your Crape Myrtles doing this summer? I assume they are thriving because of the heat and humidity in July--particularly the consistently warm nights? My Muskogee has grown something like 4 feet! And it started blooming earlier than ever before.
*sign* our new Halo dogwood shrub has lots of brown spots and is dropping leaves. It is putting out some new leaves so I took that as a good sign. Didn't bother to look up what kind of disease it is.
Zucchini plants are dying. I gave our daughter-in-law one small monster and several others and told her that would probably be it. She had planned to make relish and her neighbor also had a bad zucchini year. I looked up the disease and will need to avoid that location in the garden for 2 more years.
Tomato plants hardly grew but the ones inside the high tunnel (sides rolled up) get far less water because they don't get rained on and are huge and healthy. Hardly any peppers this year and I usually brag about my peppers.
My garlic harvest looks pretty good and *ahem* my bulbs are as big as usual and a lot better looking than what I've seen at some farmstands.
A local farmer said his peaches and apples looked good but all the veggies are terrible.
So today it's been raining and yesterday when it was great gardening weather, I had to run around town and waste all that good weather.
My crape myrtles have just started blooming. I have a couple of pictures below of the Hopi CMs. They have indeed grown a lot but the Hopi CM's always do anyway. Having a southern exposure next to the house probably helps. My Acoma is about to explode in bloom. I'll post a picture of it later.
Those crape myrtles are beautiful with that sprinkling of pink on top.
To update about my horrendous luck with squashes this year: A woodchuck moved in underneath the shed and decided the lone squash plant that survived June was tasty as all hell.
Such a sad year to only have about 5 or so squashes. My friends in the area had similar issues with all of the cucurbits.
The tomato plants are absolutely insane. I sprouted a few 'Big Boy' tomatoes from seed, planted them in may, and yesterday I measured them to be a bit taller than 7 feet. Wow!
The potatoes patch has benefited from all of the rain, thankfully. Yesterday I pulled a few new Yukon golds out of curiousity (and hunger).