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text: REVIEW: G.I. JOE TIGER CLAW A.T.V. with LEATHERNECK I'll have to admit right here at the start that I don't really know enough about modern combat to know for certain whether All Terrain Vehicles -- ATV's, are really used on real-life battlefields. On the one hand, I can see where they would be. They're small, fast, rugged, and can conquer a wide variety of harsh terrains. On the other hand, they don't offer a lot of protection for their drivers. Riding an ATV through a rugged forest is one thing. Riding an ATV through a rugged forest while trying to dodge enemy gunfire is another matter entirely. However, within the world of G.I. Joe, ATV's have been fairly commonplace. And in 2010 -- a new one -- was added to the line-up, on the side of the Joe Team -- called the TIGER CLAW ATV. The Cobra Ferret was the original designation of this vehicle. Looking very much like a real-world ATV -- armed, admittedly -- the Cobra Ferret has a basic ATV-type body, mounted on a framework chassis with four huge tires. It had a single motorcycle-type seat in the center, although could arguably carry two people (and frequently did so in both the animated series and the comic book, and had a small storage bin in the back. Like all 1985 vehicles, regardless of the side of the conflict it was on, it had a fuel nozzle that could connect to a fuel hose in the Cobra Terrordrome. The front wheels of the Ferret turned, as did the handlebars, but not really in concert with each other. What turning the handlebars DID turn, however, was a small double-barreled gun at the very front of the vehicle. This, coupled with a far larger cannon that was mounted to the left side of the top of the Ferret, and two missiles that clipped to the sides of the vehicle, pretty well removed the Cobra Ferret from the category of "recreational sport vehicle" and placed it squarely into the realm of "battlefield vehicle". The Cobra Ferret proved to be a popular vehicle. It was small, well-made, could stand up on its own unlike the average motorcycle, handled rough backyard environments well, and had some interesting play features. Along with seeing frequent use in both the animated series and the comic book, the toy was recolored into Tiger Force in 1988, and a mail-order version, manufactured in South America, was a distinctly brighter shade of blue than the very dark Cobra blue original. Several years ago, the G.I. Joe Collectors' Club made good use of the long-absent Ferret, turning out two entirely new recolorations of the vehicle, specifically for the mercenary armies that were part of the 2007 concept. These Ferrets had a molded-in camouflage pattern, which made them look very impressive, along with distinctive labels and emblems. One was assigned to Major Bludd's Skull Squad, and the other one was given over to the COIL. When the live-action movie came along, the Ferret was once again pressed into service -- with modifications. Renamed the Snake Trax ATV, a somewhat predictable but interesting enough name, the Ferret was given an entirely new front end as a distinct attachment, which featured a headlight system and a non-working tow cable. It was also given a huge new cannon on the left side, that actually fired missiles. Which brings us around to the TIGER CLAW. Apparently someone figured that if the Ferret could be slightly modified once, it could be far more extensively modified a second time. Despite the name, the vehicle does not belong to Tiger Force. The Tiger Force incarnation of the Ferret was named the Tiger Paw, not the Tiger Claw, and in fact, none of the original Tiger Force vehicles were named the Tiger Claw, so it's an entirely new name. For the most part, the Tiger Claw looks just as much, if not a little moreso, like a real-world ATV as the original Ferret did -- just a different and, one would have to say, a more rugged-ized model. And as I said earlier, it's so different, that I wasn't even entirely certain that it WAS a recolored and reworked Ferret at first. But, it is. Beneath all of the added-on body work is definitely the Ferret. This time, the vehicle has been molded in a very military dark olive green. The only really visible parts of the original Ferret are the center seat, and the mid-sides of the vehicle -- and the four large tires, of course. The front and the back of the vehicle are radically different in appearance. To both the front and the back of the vehicle, large flat sections have been attached, that have been given the look of ridged sheet metal, although they are also the same dark olive green in color. For the back of the vehicle, this causes a distinctly different visual especially, since it blocks not only the somewhat iconic fuel access port, but also the rear storage bin behind the seat, which is no longer there. For the front of the vehicle, the small, double barreled gun that turned with the handlebars has been removed. The new front is entirely different from the one that came with the Snake Trax, and features a framework in front of the handlebars that almost looks like it should be a windshield, as well as square headlights on the front. As much as anything, the Tiger Claw looks like an ATV that's trying its very best to be a classically-styled Army Jeep. It has the color, it has the shape. It just doesn't have the size or the seat occupancy capability. Still, the end result is an interesting design. The side missiles have been removed, and in their place, steps have been attached to the former missile connection ports. Then there's the matter of weaponry. Along with the removal of the small front gun, the side gun is also no longer present. But there is a large new piece of hardware in the back, mounted to the left side. It's a fairly high-rise cannon, very nicely detailed and quite sophisticated-looking, complete with an adjustable barrel and a sighting scope, and it has a spring-loaded capability to actually fire a missile. A large yellow missile comes with it. The color of the missile admittedly throws off the otherwise very realistic look of the vehicle, but at least you're not terribly likely to lose the missile. For those insistent on a more realistic look, may I recommend the acrylic paint section at your local art store. In an interesting additional feature, this entire cannon can be removed from the Tiger Claw, and it has two sets of fold-down legs, so it can be used as an entirely separate weapon. The Tiger Claw retains all of the other abilities of its predecessors. The handlebars still turn, as do the front wheels, and all four wheels have a certain amount of "suspension" to them, just to make the ride a bit more interesting if bouncing down a rocky hill. The labels for the Tiger Claw are not overly extensive, and a couple were applied in advance for the sake of display in the window box. Most of the labels are of the "warning" type, such as "No Step", "Hatch Release", and so forth, and have been lettered in an effective and fairly military-looking stencil pattern. Curiously, there was no label with the actual G.I. Joe logo on it. On the whole, the Tiger Claw is a really outstanding vehicle. It has a good military color scheme to it, it looks cool, and it looks different enough from its predecessors that it's virtually an entirely new vehicle. The high mounted cannon is a little implausible, perhaps, but since it can operate as a separate weapon, just set it up somewhere else on your battlefield, and let the driver of the Tiger Claw head off without the extra top-heavy weight. Speaking of the driver, that brings us to the other portion of the review. The driver provided with the Tiger Claw is LEATHERNECK. He's an interesting choice. Leatherneck was first introduced into the G.I. Joe line in 1986, as the team's second Marine, after Gung-Ho. His introduction timed with the second season of the animated series, and as such he was given quite a bit of time in that series. Leatherneck, real name Wendell Metzger, was as rough and tough a Marine as they came, and he was perhaps best known for his perpetual sparring with Wet-Suit, the G.I. Joe team's new SEAL, as to which organization really had the toughest recruits. Their shouting matches reached the point where Shipwreck, of all people, had to break them up one time, but when it came time for the firefight, Leatherneck and Wet-Suit were more than ready to throw down on Cobra instead of each other. Leatherneck has continued to be a presence in the world of G.I. Joe ever since, and has had multiple figures over the years, although as one would expect, his original incarnation remains the best known. So, why is he such an interesting choice for the driver of the Tiger Claw? I recall an interesting set of products that came out during the original G.I. Joe line. They were small motorized items, with little wind-up motors. Most of them were either backpacks or small station-like objects, such as a small radar station. But there was one item, that was a small ATV. While an interesting enough design, it was almost absurdly small for a G.I. Joe figure to actually ride, but that didn't prevent a promotional picture from turning up of a G.I. Joe team member trying to do exactly that. And unless my memory has completely gone by the wayside, that particular Joe Team member was Leatherneck. The original Leatherneck was dressed in a light green uniform with a tan vest, and brown camouflage. A 25th-style version of this incarnation of Leatherneck was a part of the 2011 G.I. Joe Collectors' Convention Set. The second best known version of Leatherneck actually came out the same year as the first, 1986, and was part of a Toys "R" Us exclusive set of figures. This Leatherneck, using the same molds, had a mostly tan uniform, with a brown vest, and no camouflage. A 25th-style version of that Leatherneck was sold with a new tan version of the AWE-Striker So, the Leatherneck that came with the Tiger Claw ATV sort of had to find his own look -- and he did a heck of a good job. Now, when Leatherneck first debuted in 1986, G.I. Joe hadn't really gone too far afield with uniform colors just yet, and so both of the Leathernecks issued that year worked very nicely. But from a military colors standpoint, they pretty much pale in comparison to the Leatherneck that comes with the Tiger Claw. The headsculpt is unquestionably Leatherneck, and if any one part of this figure is an improvement over the original, it's the headsculpt. As one might expect for a rough-and-tough Marine like Leatherneck, he was portrayed in the animated series especially as having a very strong jawline. The original figure -- not so much. This Leatherneck has a prominent chin and a scowl on his face of the sort that makes new Marine recruits cringe at the sight of the drill sergeant, and he's just daring one of them to so much as look sideways at him, and they'll be on K.P. for the rest of the month. Leatherneck has a tough, absolutely no-nonsense expression on his face, accentuated by his mustache, and enhanced by his Marine cap, which almost but doesn't quite conceal his eyes. His uniform is a dark military green, a slightly darker shade than the Tiger Claw ATV itself, and a little less gray than the ATV. It's pretty much a consistent color from shirt to trousers. The uniform has dark brown camouflage on it, and it's so well painted that initially I wasn't sure if it had been painted on, or was one of those instances where the camouflage is molded into the plastic. But it's painted on. Somewhat oddly, the sleeves of the uniform, and the cap, are dark brown. One would think it would be an odd look, but the green and the brown work so well together that you really don't notice it all that much. The shoes are also dark brown. Leatherneck is wearing a belt around his waist and a strap over his right shoulder. These are also dark brown, and they have a number of little gray hand grenades on them. Now, it's common enough to use existing parts as much as possible, and this isn't something that I complain about. And, for that matter, I'm not really knowledgeable enough about the 25th-style line to entirely know what parts came from who. But in this case -- when I see a skull and crossbones on the belt buckle, I can pretty well figure out that Leatherneck's swiped something from a Dreadnok. Fortunately the belt buckle isn't painted, and it's not all that glaring, but that can't be in accordance with the uniform code! Buckle aside, the belt and strap look good, and the grenades are very highly detailed. Leatherneck has a small pouch attached to his left leg, that is light gray in color. And I think someone at Hasbro was really having some fun with this. The design is virtually identical to the "Pocket Pack" that was sold during the original line, which was supposed to enable kids to carry three G.I. Joe figures with them in a small plastic pack that could be looped onto their belt! Now, maybe this design has some legitimate military counterpart.. Leatherneck also has a light gray holster attached to his left leg, which contains a small, nicely detailed pistol. The paintwork on the figure is excellent. Most of it is the uniform camouflage, which is superbly done. The facial features are also nicely done. Of course, Leatherneck is very well articulated. My only moderate issue here is that he has huge feet, and the way they're tucked into the pants cuffs, they're not quite as well articulated as some ankles I've seen in this line, and for some reason, Leatherneck's feet are such that he tends to lean back a bit when he should be standing straight up. It's correctable enough, if not the best posture. So what's my final word? This is an impressive set. The Tiger Claw ATV looks different enough from any of its predecessors to almost classify as a new vehicle, and of its own accord certainly looks like a military incarnation of an ATV, ready for the battlefield. The detachable cannon is a nice touch. Leatherneck is a good fit, with his very military uniform, arguably the most military the character has ever appeared. I believe that any longtime G.I. Joe fan would be very pleased to add both the vehicle and Leatherneck to their collection. The G.I. JOE TIGER CLAW ATV and LEATHERNECK both have my most enthusiastic recommendation. |

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"Emotional outbursts and post-traumatic stress disorder during intracarotid amobarbital procedure"
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Severe emotional outbursts (SEOs) during intracarotid amobarbital procedures (IAP) rarely jeopardize preoperative language and memory testing. Four of four patients (100%) with outbursts had experienced significant emotional trauma (three were raped and one witnessed a decapitation), compared with 26 of 546 patients (4.8%) without outbursts (chi2 = 69.8, p < 0. 0001). Evocative injections were ipsilateral to seizure focus. IAP may disrupt emotional balance in some traumatized patients. Counseling may prevent SEOs
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Hey Scamperinos!
Here's a little recap of my Sunday at Summer Camp. I began my morning with watching a random dude take a morning streaking run. If you were camped along the tree line across from the Moonshine stage, you probably saw him too at 9am. Nothin' like making you're last morning at Scamp more memorable.
Once I felt more wide awake from that sight, I headed to the usual 10am yoga. Like I said before, I LOOOOVE that Summer Camp had yoga at 10am. Because then I was able to make all session except for one. I never made it to the yoga sessions at other festivals since they were at 7 or 8am.
After catching some lunch, I headed over to the Field Day keg party and had a great time celebrating and getting to know all of the other teams and my fellow Yellow Teamers. I also was told that I was named MVP of the females on the Yellow Team, Woo! If you caught dodgeball, I was the last person standing for yellow with 5 men from purple starring me down like a piece of meat. It was a scary moment but fun at the same time. I also found out that my main squeeze Adam got MVP out of the males on the Yellow Team from when he won the only event for the Yellow Team which was arm wrestling. With being a first timer to Scamp, I really enjoyed having the option of participating in field day events, and I met so many great people through it too!
Then I began my afternoon filled with lots of bluegrass by catching some Greensky Bluegrass at the Moonshine stage. I moved on over to the Sunshine stage and caught the Devil Make Three, I've never seen them before and they were a fantastic three some! I continued on to get my next bluegrass fix at the Moonshine stage by catching some Yonder. I LOOOOVE me some bluegrass, such a great afternoon. Next I ran over to Michael Franti & Spearhead at the Sunshine stage. He put on an AMAZING show. I nearly cried 3 times because of how sincere he is and with the way that he connects with his fans. There was a young girl who was about 7 years-old who was standing side stage who he brought out on stage and Michael played a song that she requested earlier. The little girl was in complete shock and sang the entire song by his side, it was incredible. Here's a pic of them singing together.
Then I caught some Victor Wooten. I've seen him once before, but man, he really knows how to get a crowd groovin'. Once he was done, I headed straight to the Vibetent to catch the band that I had been waiting all weekend for…Rubblebucket! As I waited for them to set up, I watched as a group of about 10 people came in with decorated white masks that said "Rubblebucket" on them. Then I realized that they had to be awesome since they had their own streetteam/true fans that came to Summer Camp to dance and cheer them on. When Rubblebucket started playing, everyone started dancing and I was amazed to see that they had a total of 8 people playing in their band! Once I danced my booty off at Rubblebucket's show, I headed over to the Summer Camp Counselor Maria's camp to catch her private show which included members of moe. and Greensky Bluegrass. It was an amazing show and here's a picture of it
It was hard to leave all of the amazing friends that I met, but then I headed on to my last show at Summer Camp which was Jane's Addiction. I've seen Perry perform before twice, but to see him with his original band Jane's Addiction was an amazing experience. They made my night by playing Just Because and ending their set with everyone's favorite, Jane Says. If you were at their set, one thing is for sure, Perry does NOT like glowsticks. When it was over, my man and I picked up some homemade delicious ice cream and sadly headed out of Summer Camp saying goodbye to Three Sisters Park about 10 times before I made it off the premises.
Love, hugs, and thugs,
Holla Scampers!
Just want to give my experience as a first timer at Scamp and a recap of Thursday.
I must say that I love the layout of Scamp. I like how there is a large distance between the main stages, making the experience even more amazing when you can focus completely on the band that you're seeing. I especially love how you can choose you're camping spot, where at other festivals you are given a specific spot to camp. My friends and I choose to camp in Studio Tan (F area) along the tree line across from the Moonshine stage. It's a fantastic spot since there plenty of shade and room to spread out. I definitely enjoyed the cheap fare for the Festy Cabs, this was a lifesaver for me when I was carrying my last heavy load of camping gear. And the free tractor shuttles are amazing; I've never seen that at a festival before! After setting up camp, I made friends with all of my neighbors who are totally awesome! I've never met so many friendly people at a festival before in ONE day. Everyone is amazing and super friendly at Scamp. Also my main man happened to mention my birthday yesterday out loud when we were walking around and the people walking next to us (Jen and Rob) over heard and wished me a happy bday and gave me a free hula hoop. Here's a pic of Jen and Rob from Chicago who had a booth at Scamp of their hoop business called Hippie Hoops. If you need a hoop, definitely check these guys out, they do an fantastic job, and they're amazing people!
Things like this would only happen at Summer Camp!
As for Thursday, I hit up some Infantree at the Campfire stage. These guys were really young, but they totally rocked it! Next I went to the Soulshine Tent and did some yoga. The instructor's name was Tammy and since there were only about 20 of us, she was able to walk around and help us do the yoga moves properly. Later I walked up to the Sunshine stage since I could see a band setting up, but I knew nothing was scheduled for the Sunshine stage, so I checked it out, and low and behold, I see Brendan Bayliss and the rest of Umphrey's McGee. It was their sound check! And they played a couple songs…so amazing!
Next I saw some Cornmeal, I LOVE bluegrass and have seen them before, so they awesome as usual. Also they covered the Ted Nugent song Strange Hold. I did my best to stay out late Thursday by catching some Team Bayside High (a Chicago DJ duo) before heading to bed. They use a great mix of rock, movie themes, and modern hits. Allover, Thursday was a nice clam day with awesome surprises.
Catch ya later!
Love, hugs, and thugs,
Every year, it seems like Summer Camp is so far away, and then these last few weeks fly by in no time. Can you smell it? It's almost here! Here are a few things I'm super excited for…
- The entire Campfire Stage line-up. It is sick. Chicago Farmer, Greensky Bluegrass, and then Hot Buttered Rum in the wee hours of the morning? I just saw them at the Vic with Cornmeal on 4/20 and I truly fell in love with this band. They are not to be missed. For what is thought of as a smaller side stage, the Campfire Stage is pulling some pretty serious weight this year.
- Weir, Robinson, and Greene Acoustic Trio. I am beyond excited to hear these guys collaborate, and I can't wait to hear what kind of set they put together. Late afternoon on the Sunshine Stage is the perfect slot for this set. Also, if you don't know Jackie Greene, click here and check him out – he's (in my opinion) one of the best lyricists around right now.
- Morning yoga at the Soulshine Stage. Confession: I've planned to do this every year and have never actually gone. I've even brought my yoga mat and everything… but let's admit it, 10am is a tough time to be up and moving at a festival. Everyone that goes says it changes your day – gives you energy, and re-centers you for another day of raging and music. So this year, I will make it happen. (Probably.)
If this is your first time at Summer Camp, or a festival in general, here are some tips:
- Don't forget your ticket. Really. Every year I see sad people in line realizing they forgot it and are 3 hours from home. Triple check it, people.
- Bring baby wipes. Showers are available, but baby wipes will save your life.
- Print out the schedule! Yes, they give you one at the gates, but every year by Friday afternoon there are 10,000 people asking to see a schedule. I don't know how thousands of them get lost every year, but they do – print out a backup, and you will be everyone's best friend.
- Forget about a map. You'll figure out where you're going in no time, and there will always be a friendly face to point you towards the next stage. Just let go, and you'll figure it out.
- You cannot pack enough of the following items: bottled water, glowsticks, hair rubber bands (for girls or long-haired boys), sunscreen, an extra pair of party pants (in case you dance yours into oblivion), and smiles.
- If you forget any of the items mentioned above, there is a grocery store right down the block from Three Sisters Park. If you're traveling from afar, I'd suggest stopping there for your ice & perishable food right before you head in to the greatest weekend of the year.
That's all! So start packing and get pumped, because I have a feeling this might be the most epic Summer Camp yet…
Abby Mager, CIT 2012


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The waves gradually slowed and she was, eventually, able to catch her breath. She looked up as her eyes came back into focus and watched him catch his own breath. Still inside her, he rolled over with a sigh, taking her with him pressing their sweat slicked bodies together with his free arm.
Her head rested on his arm, her cheek pressed against the hard ridge of his chest. She slid a hand along the groove, trailing it down to his stomach and pressed her hand against it, exploring the firm lines of the knotted muscles with her finger tips. His free arm released her to smooth over the length of her side, caressing her waist and hip. She turned her face to his find his eyes closed.
She smiled softly and ran her fingers over his cheek and thick jaw. His lips curved under her hand. He wasn't asleep yet she thought.
"What's your name?" He didn't open his eyes, but his hand still moved over her.
"Caliope" she answered softly.
"Like the muse."
"That's lovely."
Her smile widened, those words seemed incongruous on his lips.
"Thank you."
He cracked an eye at her. "You're welcome."
"And yours?"
"Thelios. But don't tell anyone, I have a reputation to keep."
"Also lovely."
He had a warm reverberating laugh that made her curl her body tighter against his.
"You really have no fear of me do you?" He asked, nuzzling the top of her head.
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The Romanian government claims it does not have the necessary funds to compensate all the former owners whose properties had been confiscated by the Communists after the Second World War (WWII), local press informs.
The right-wing government of Premier Mihai Razvan Ungureanu is currently working on a new piece of legislation, which if adopted will compensate the former owners only with 15 per cent of the value of their lost properties and in a period of time spanning from 10 to 12 years.
"This is all the state can afford to pay," said the President of the Property Restitution Agency Dorina Danielescu (photo).
The government wants to avoid sanctions by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) by adopting this legislation that would put a stop to the restitution in nature. Romania has to solve the restitution of properties confiscated by the Communists (1946 1989) by July. ECHR in Strasbourg has notified the authorities that if they do not observe the deadline, they will have to apply sanctions.
Romania ranks first among the member-countries of the Council of Europe (CoE) which do not respect the property rights. Romania risks to be ousted from CoE, an international body of 47 European states.
So far, Romania has solved only about 11 per cent of all restitution claims, whilst many properties have been illegally given back to people who forged the ownership documents or the inheritance papers.
A recent audit revealed that illegal payments worth hundreds of millions of Euros have been made to fake owners in the past years while the files of real owners dispossessed by the Communists have been abandoned in the archives of the Property Restitution Agency. The audit revealed that 80 per cent of the payments representing financial compensation, the so-called owners did not have the inheritance documents and that there were over 21,000 files still unsolved.
Mid-March, the PM had decided to suspend the payments for the next six months and had notified the Prosecutors Office as well.
The amount of financial compensation Romania has to pay to former owners totals 21 billion Euros, according to a recent assessment conducted by a government commission.
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From the Ripon parish register can be reconstructed the following Stephen Maltus family.
Stephen Maltus [or Maultus or Malthouse],
of Bondgate (in the S part of the town centre of Ripon),
mar Mar 1722 [Ripon]
to Sarah Oats
[of Kirk Deighton, N Yorkshire,
see earlier connection between Malthouse and Oates in 1610],
"Stephen Malthouse of Bondgate"
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in The Yorkshire Poll Book 1741,
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[see his grave
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There is also a Stephen Maltus family of North Leys. Although this family (Stephen and his wife Frances) do end up at Bondgate later, I think they are a separate family (rather than Stephen's 2nd marriage) because there is another William (and we know the first William above survived infancy because of the age on his grave, which matches his baptism date):
Stephen Maltus (or Malthouse),
of North Leys, in the parish of Ripon,
mar 5th Jan 1737-38 [Ripon] to Frances Long [of North Leys],
described as "of North Layes" at William's bapt 1738,
described as "of North Leys House" at Mary's bapt 1740,
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The lycopene content of watermelon is comparable to what is found in raw tomatoes. A one-cup serving of watermelon contains about the same amount of lycopene as two small tomatoes. Studies also suggest that the bodies ability to absorb lycopene in fresh watermelon may be comparable to that in tomato juice, which has long been considered the optimal source of lycopene. Watermelon rind offers a natural source of citrulline, an amino acid that promotes nitric acid production, improving blood flow through arteries. Watermelons are a good source of beta-carotene.
Watermelon seed tea has been used as a diuretic and to lower blood pressure. Watermelon rind applied to the skin provides relief from itching caused by poison ivy and poison oak. A study conducted in Korea found that men with a high intake of watermelon, along with other fruit, had a lower risk of colorectal cancer. Wow - great reasons to eat watermelon. Now a new report from ScienceDaily (July 1, 2008) says watermelon has ingredients that deliver Viagra-like effects to the body's blood vessels and may even increase libido. "The more we study watermelons, the more we realize just how amazing a fruit it is in providing natural enhancers to the human body," said Dr. Bhimu Patil, director of Texas A&M's Fruit and Vegetable Improvement Center in College Station. "We've always known that watermelon is good for you, but the list of its very important healthful benefits grows longer with each study." Beneficial ingredients in watermelon and other fruits and vegetables are known as phyto-nutrients, naturally occurring compounds that are bioactive, or able to react with the human body to trigger healthy reactions, Patil said. In watermelons, these include lycopene, beta carotene and the rising star among its phyto-nutrients – citrulline – whose beneficial functions are now being unraveled. Among them is the ability to relax blood vessels, much like Viagra does. Scientists know that when watermelon is consumed, citrulline is converted to arginine through certain enzymes. Arginine is an amino acid that works wonders on the heart and circulation system and maintains a good immune system, Patil said. "The citrulline-arginine relationship helps heart health, the immune system and may prove to be very helpful for those who suffer from obesity and type 2 diabetes," said Patil. "Arginine boosts nitric oxide, which relaxes blood vessels, the same basic effect that Viagra has, to treat erectile dysfunction and maybe even prevent it." While there are many psychological and physiological problems that can cause impotence, extra nitric oxide could help those who need increased blood flow, which would also help treat angina, high blood pressure and other cardiovascular problems. "Watermelon may not be as organ specific as Viagra," Patil said, "but it's a great way to relax blood vessels without any drug side-effects." The benefits of watermelon don't end there, he said. Arginine also helps the urea cycle by removing ammonia and other toxic compounds from our bodies. Citrulline, the precursor to arginine, is found in higher concentrations in the rind of watermelons than the flesh. As the rind is not commonly eaten, two of Patil's fellow scientists, drs. Steve King and Hae Jeen Bang, are working to breed new varieties with higher concentrations in the flesh. In addition to the research by Texas A&M, watermelon's phyto-nutrients are being studied by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Research Service in Lane, Oklahoma. As an added bonus, these studies have also shown that deep red varieties of watermelon have displaced the tomato as the lycopene king, Patil said. Almost 92 percent of watermelon is water, but the remaining 8 percent is loaded with lycopene, an anti-oxidant that protects the human heart, prostate and skin health. "Lycopene, which is also found in red grapefruit, was historically thought to exist only in tomatoes," he said. "But now we know that it's found in higher concentrations in red watermelon varieties." Lycopene, however, is fat-soluble, meaning that it needs certain fats in the blood for better absorption by the body, Patil said. "Previous tests have shown that lycopene is much better absorbed from tomatoes when mixed in a salad with oily vegetables like avocado or spinach," Patil said. "That would also apply to the lycopene from watermelon, but I realize mixing watermelon with spinach or avocadoes is a very hard sell." No studies have been conducted to determine the timing of the consumption of oily vegetables to improve lycopene absorption, he said. "One final bit of advice for those Fourth of July watermelons you buy," Patil said. "They store much better uncut if you leave them at room temperature. Lycopene levels can be maintained even as it sits on your kitchen floor. But once you cut it, refrigerate. And enjoy." ScienceDaily Source Thank you for reading Whole Food And More blog! For When You Just Can't Eat Right, Visit Whole Food Nation - Pops Did the Surgeon General Get It Wrong About Weight? Email Robin Here Subscribe to Whole Food And More Things to know about your daily vitamin before you buyFind Grass Fed-Meat |
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n. A state law enforcement organization whose police officers patrol the public highways. officials said. ``He's listed in grave condition,'' said CHP CHP Chapter CHP Combined Heat and Power CHP California Highway Patrol CHP Cumhuriyet Halk Partisi (Turkish: Republican People's Party) CHP Chemical Hygiene Plan (OSHA) CHP Community Health Plan Officer Doug Sweeney. ``He's extremely critical.'' Berr, 46, was pinned in his truck for 30 minutes after the 6:35 a.m. crash as emergency crews used the Jaws of Life Jaws of Life A trademark used for a pneumatic tool consisting of a pincerlike metal device that is inserted into the body of a severely damaged vehicle and opened to provide access to people trapped inside. Noun 1. rescue tool to rip open his truck's roof. He was flown by helicopter to Antelope Valley This article is about the Los Angeles County region. For the census-designated place in Wyoming, see Antelope Valley-Crestview, Wyoming. The Antelope Valley Hospital. A second motorist, Susan Brown, 48, of Lancaster, was flown to Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital in Valencia. She was treated and released, officials said. CHP officials said Berr was traveling south when his vehicle rear-ended a 1989 Mitsubishi flatbed two-axle truck hauling steel pipes in an area where construction crews are widening the freeway. After bouncing off the truck, Berr's Ranger swerved to the left and rear-ended Brown's Honda Accord. Then it hit a 1994 Ford Ranger driven by Yung Cheng of Palmdale before slamming into the concrete center divider, officials said. The freeway was closed for two hours, backing up traffic at least six miles. Motorists were escorted off at Crown Valley Road, Escondido Canyon Road and Red Rover Mine Road. Officials said the crash is under investigation and are asking that anyone who saw it contact the California Highway Patrol's Newhall office at (805) 257-6030. ``We've had a rash of traffic accidents in these construction zones,'' Sweeney said. ``The construction is not part of it. People are driving too fast. . . . We need to remind everyone they must slow down in the area.'' Reader Opinion |


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tri tip is THE most underappreciated cut of meat I know, and it regularly unavailable at major reputable butchers. It should not be expensive or go the way of flank steak which is obscenely expensive.
More ducks! A variety of game birds. Beef cheeks. Lamb tenderloins. Thick cut oxtails.
berkshire pork. duck, fresh not frozen, whole and in parts. More local meat.
Fresh duck definitely. Ostrich and venison.
Top quality meat: grass-fed beef that has been properly hung, rare-breed pork, etc. Love the idea of game, but isn't it illegal to sell wild game in the US? Has to be farm-raised, if I recall correctly.
At Whole Foods, which is the only "market" where I buy meat (usually directly from the farmers), I would like to see more cuts with the bones in. bones add untold amounts of flavor to the finished product. I get tired of being told they can't sell steaks or short ribs with the bones in!
Shoppers need to get educated!
Goat & rabbit
It looks like there's plenty of interest out there in meats and cuts we haven't seen in some time. Perhaps shoppers need to be more insistent about greater availability. That said, think about finding a really good butcher shop and becoming a loyal patron.
I am lucky enough to have several places around me where I can get local and humanely raised meat. So I look for that, which is rare in standard supermarkets. However another issue is that grocery stores seem to me to cater to the grilled chicken breast crowd, which is probably the majority of people. I just wish I could find more cuts that are good for long, slow cooking--bone-in pork shoulder, full brisket with the fat cap still on, pork, lamb, or beef cheeks, tongue. Or, as many have mentioned, whole fresh duck. Sure, it might be difficult to get a steady supply, but that makes it just the kind of rare treat those who are really into food and shop to see what looks good at the market will buy.
I say this with trepidation but...... veal.
WedgeMom: best place to get "real" veal is an Italian butcher. If you can find one!
whole foods sells what they call veal, but as Julia Child used to say, it's really "baby beef." Real veal has only consumed mother's milk. If veal is any shade darker than palest pink, it's eaten other food than milk.
Pork belly. My Whole Foods doesn't have it. They told me "sometimes" they have it in the frozen section.
Pork belly, quail, rabbit, beef cheeks, lamb tenderloin, blue foot chicken (impossible, I know but you asked what I would like to see)
Veal, foie gras ( I don't care what your opinion is on this subject), whole hog cheeks and or head, venison liver and venison in general and a more readily available whole hog or whole lamb (although I do get these direct from the farmers).
lamb ribs
Pork briskets and flank steaks.
Pork with the skin on. There's no point to roast pork without crackling!
@ChefDaddy - Re. whole hog head - saw in at uwajimaya downtown last week.
Oh I second the vote for goat!!
Duck Fat--tubs of it.
I have to order mine from http://www.hudsonvalleyfoiegras...
The stock price is good...but the shipping is a killer. Unless you boost up the order with other stuff.
Along with duck fat; good lard--not the hydrogenated stuff on the shelf that's very bad for you.
SKK-How cool is that? Seattle? Portland?
I'm all for goat (which I think you can often source at markets catering to immigrants) and rind-on pork!
Organic meat, please! I realize it is a source issue, but our WFs rarely has organic options in the butcher department. "All natural" is abundant, whatever that means, grass-fed, but rarely organic.
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Precapitalist movements for the reform of property generally culminate in the demand for equality in wealth. All shall be equally rich; no one shall possess more or less than the others. This equality is to be achieved by redividing the land and to be made lasting by prohibiting sale or mortgage of land. Clearly, this is not Socialism, though it is sometimes called Agrarian Socialism.
Socialism does not want to divide the means of production at all, and wants to do more than merely expropriate; it wants to produce on the basis of common ownership of the means of production. All such proposals, therefore, which aim only to expropriate the means of production are not to be regarded as Socialism; at best, they can be only proposals for a way to Socialism.
If, for example, they proposed a maximum amount to which one and the same person may own private property, they could be regarded as Socialism only if they intend to make the wealth thus accruing to the State the basis of socialist production. We should then have before us a proposal for socialization. It is not difficult to see that this proposal is not expedient. Whether the amount of the means of production which could thus be socialized is a greater or smaller one will depend on the extent to which private fortunes are still permitted. If this is fixed low, the proposed system is little different from immediate socialization. If it is fixed high, the action against private property will not do much to socialize the means of production. But anyway a whole series of unintended consequences must occur. For just the most energetic and active entrepreneurs will be prematurely excluded from economic activity, whilst those rich men whose fortunes approach the limit will be tempted to extravagant ways of living. The limitation of individual fortunes may be expected to slow down the formation of capital.
Similar considerations apply to proposals, which one hears in various quarters, to abolish the right of inheritance. To abolish inheritance and the right to make donations intended to circumvent the prohibition, would not bring about complete Socialism, though it would, in a generation, transfer to society a considerable part of all means of production. But it would, above all, slow down the formation of new capital, and a part of the existing capital would be consumed.


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This is one of those days where you want to get them working right away (on the "Direct Variation" assignment), let them finish the assignment, and then do 10-15 minutes of talking afterwards. You want to make sure they got the point of what they did.
Direct variation is, of course, just another kind of function—an independent variable, and a dependent variable, and consistency, and so on. But the aspect of direct variation that I always stress is that when the independent number doubles, the dependent number doubles. If one triples, the other triples. If one is cut in half, the other is cut in half…and so on. They are, in a word, proportional.
This is not the same thing as saying "When one goes up, the other goes up." Of course that is true whenever you have direct variation. But that statement is also true of
In #3 they arrived at this point. They should see that the equation
They should also see that direct variation always graphs as a line. And not just any line, but a line through the origin.
But the thing I most want them to see is that there are many, many situations where things vary in this way. In other words, #4 is the most important problem on the assignment. You may want to ask them to tell the whole class what they came up with, and then you throw in a few more, just to make the point of how common this is. The amount of time you spend waiting in line varies directly with the number of people in front of you; the amount you pay varies directly with the number of meals you order; the weight of your french fries measured in grams varies directly with the weight of your french fries measured in pounds; and both of these, in turn, vary directly with the number of fries; and so on, and so on, and so on.
Homework: "Homework: Inverse Variation"
That's right, no homework on direct variation—it's time to develop the second one. They should be able to do it pretty well on their own, in analogy to what happened in class. But you will spend a fair amount of the next day debriefing them on inverse variation, just as you did on direct. The defining property is that when the independent variable doubles, the dependent variable chops in half. Again, it is true to say "when one goes up, the other goes down"—but it is not enough.
Examples are a bit harder to think of, off the top of your head. But there is an easy and systematic way to find them. I always warn the students that I will ask for an example of inverse variation on the test, and then (now that I have their attention) I explain to them how to do it. Inverse variation is
For instance: the number of test questions I have to grade is the number of students, times the number of questions on the test. That's obvious, right?
If I want to turn that into a direct variation problem, I hold one of the two multiplying variables constant. What do I mean "hold it constant?" I mean, pick a number. For instance, suppose there are twenty students in my class. Now the dependent variable (number of questions I have to grade) varies directly with the independent variable (number of questions I put on the test).
On the other hand, if I want to turn that exact same scenario into an inverse variation problem, I hold the big variable constant. For instance, suppose I know that I am only capable of grading 200 problems in a night. So I have to decide how many questions to put on the test, based on how many students I have. You see? Double the number of students, and the number of questions on the test drops in half.
Algebraically, if I call
I explain all that to my class, slowly and carefully. They need to know it because the actual test I give them will have a question where they have to make up an inverse variation problem, and I always tell them so. That question, if nothing else, will come as no surprise at all.
Homework: "Homework: Direct and Inverse Variation"
This is on the long side, and introduces a few new ideas: the idea of being proportional to the square (or square root) of a variable, and the idea of dependence on multiple variables. So you should ideally hand it out in the middle of class, so they have time to work on it before the homework—and be prepared to spend a lot of time going over it the next day.


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What's black and white and red all around? Well, I'll get to that. Lately though, I've had jewelry on the brain. And not just any jewelry, but HAND-MADE jewelry. I've also had spring cleaning on the brain - because, well, it's spring. So what do these two have in common? Using older product in a new way.
Back to the first question - what's black and white and red all around? The answer is my Sweets Charm Bracelet. I have always LOVED Making Memories Sweets; aptly named by the way, and have been saving my favorites for something special. When I pulled them out this past week, I knew I needed to make a charm bracelet out of them. I would recommend wearing this a little at a time and don't get it wet. These are still scrapbooking and paper making products, but they can make a fun and flirty accessory too!
- 1 chain type bracelet - can be found in most craft stores. You can make your own by using a longer length of chain, cutting it down, and adding your own clasp - but it's easier to buy it already finished.
- 6 Making Memories jump rings (two per charm). There are two types and both will work. Mine are the regular kind where I use some needle nose pliers to open and close them. There are also split rings which are like key rings where you slide the key, or charm, around and into place.
- Accent beads - these should be on a wire so you can attach them to the bracelet with the jump rings. You can make your own, but there are many already on wires available at craft stores too.
- Needle nose pliers - helpful with both types of jump rings.
To create this project, follow these instructions:
- Lay the bracelet out on a flat surface and arrange the charms the order you want them to be. I started in the middle with my biggest flower charm and worked out from there.
- Add a jump ring to each charm using the needle nose pliers. The split rings might be a little stiff to start, use the pliers to wedge them open and slide charm onto ring that way.
- Attach the charms to the bracelet with another jump ring through the ring on the charm and then onto a link in the chain.
- Attach accent beads in between "sweets" charms with another jump ring and onto another link in the chain. You can as many or as few as you like.
- Wear and enjoy your unique fashion accessory.
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Posted 01/23/2012 07:02:11 by Kelly
A huge congratulations to Vans Snow Team riders Eric Willett and Iouri "IPod" Podladtchikov who killed it this past weekend at the Winter Dew Tour stop in Killington, Vermont. After qualifying first, no one could come close to Eric's solid run in the finals and he took 1st place in Slopestyle. IPod had rough practice but came back to take the 1st place trophy in Superpipe. Good luck this weekend at Winter X Games!


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