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Doug the Pitbull Pup
K-9 Brutus Receives Bulletproof K-9 Vest
Angels for Animals Holiday Giving
Miracle for Sye
Genesis The Monkey
MECA Purchases Police Dogs
National Vet Conference Russia
Second Annual Vest a K-9 Fest
Shawn McVey Presented by MECA
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MECAs Customer Satisfaction Survey
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Veterinary Careers
Little Free Library
MECA becomes the first veterinary clinic to adopt a "Little Free Library."
New Campaign,
MECA Wisconsin Police Canine Vest Foundation, Inc.
MECAs new fundraising campaign to provide protective vests for the police dogs of Wisconsin.
"This is such a wonderful opportunity to promote reading, advocacy for animals and create a community around our mutual love for pets."
~ Dr. Marla Lichtenberger,
MECAs Founder
Visit the MECA Wisconsin Police Canine Vest Foundation on Facebook.
First Aid & CPR
Sign up for our space-available classes, which enable pet owners to prevent accidents and administer life-saving care, as well as learn disaster preparedness techniques.
The MECA
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Pet Dental Care
Cats and Asthma
Dangers of Plastic with Iguanas
Lyme Disease and Dogs
Canine Obesity
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"Our goal is to work concurrently with your primary veterinarian to help your pet through the recovery of pain, surgery, muscle injuries and other medical issues."
~ Dr. Marla Lichtenberger, DVM, DACVECC
New Service,
Pet Therapeutic Massage and Rehabilitation Program
Starting June 21st, 2012!
MECA is now working with world-renowned Dr. Pedro Rivera and Michelle Rivera, MT, VDT from the Healing Oasis Wellness Center to introduce a new Therapeutic Massage and Rehabilitation Program for your pets
, a 13-year-old monkey, was suffering from severe health consequences due to acute diabetes. Dr. Lichtenberger treated him while no other vet in Wisconsin would.
As a result of Dr. Lichtenberger's in-depth expertise in treating exotic animals and the exceptional efforts of the staff at MECA, a full recovery is expected.
Click here to read more about Genesis' story
MECA Offers
Pet Behavior Therapy
Pet behavior tips and advice for dogs and cats, by Animal Behaviorist, Dr. Manette Kohler, DVM.
The MECA team includes:
- Critical Care Team
- Emergency (ER) Team
- Internal Medicine
- Surgical Team
- Receptionists, Management & Staff
Topics include:
- Puppy Socialization
- Canine Noise Phobias
- Mouthing in Puppies
- Feline Social Systems
- Cognitive Disorder Syndrome
Our Team
The Milwaukee Emergency Center for Animals and Specialty Services (MECA) is dedicated to providing the highest quality emergency and surgical care to small and exotic animals.
MECA was honored
at the
West Allis Police Awards Ceremony
for Civilian Community Service due to its continued support and generous contributions to the West Allis Police Department's K9 Unit.
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MECA hosted
its first
"MECA Vest a K-9 Fest"
to raise awareness and much needed funds to vest Wisconsin's police dogs with bullet and stab-proof vests on July 14th, 2012, with the support of Milwaukee Brewers Cody Ransom, Mat Gamel and Martin Maldonado.
Click here to read more about the exciting and successful event
Pet Resources & Links
MECA presented the city of Greenfield Police Department with a check to purchase a new Police K9 from Germany which will be arriving in January 2013
Dr. Lichtenberger was instrumental in helping raise the funds needed to purchase the new K9 by sponsoring commercials, speaking at a Brewers Baseball Game Pre Show and other avenues to help spread awareness to the public to donate to this important cause.
Click here to read more.
October, 2012
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November, 2013
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Brewer Martin Maldonado
announces he will attend the 2nd annual MECA VEST A K-9 FEST on July 20th
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24-Hour Emergency Animal Hospital
critical care veterinarian clinic
offering exceptional animal care.
Milwaukee Emergency Center for Animals (MECA)
specializes in
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Milwaukee Emergency Center for Animals
Milwaukee's emergency vet and small pet hospital
, located at: 3670 South 108th Street, Greenfield, Wisconsin, 53228
24-Hour ER Veterinary Animal Hospital Milwaukee
October, 2013
Thanks to Dr. Marla Lichtenberger and the dedicated staff of the Milwaukee Emergency Center for Animals, Sye was given the vital surgery required to mend his leg and pelvis. Today, Sye is doing exceptionally well and is now on the road to a full recovery!
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In partnership with FOX Sports Network (FSN), Dr. Lichtenberger, DVM, DACVECC and The Milwaukee Emergency Center for Animals hosted another successful event for the MECA Foundation this past July 20th 2013.
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In partnership with FOX Sports Network (FSN), Dr. Lichtenberger, DVM, DACVECC and The Milwaukee Emergency Center for Animals hosted another successful event for the MECA Foundation this past July 20th, 2013.
Read the full story here!
July, 2013
Dr. Marla Lichtenberger was invited to speak at the first National Veterinary Conference in Russia, where she was awarded the presented with the Distinguished Lecturer award. The conference was a four day symposium featuring seven foreign guest speakers from various countries around the world.
Read about it here!
You can make a difference in the life of a homeless animal this holiday while giving the gift of "kindness." Join MECA and the participating animal shelters in
MECA's Angels for Animals campaign.
Find out more here!
January, 2014
Thanks to Dr. Lichtenberger, the newest K-9 member of the Mount Pleasant Police Department, a German Shepherd/ Belgian Malinois mix named Brutus, will be serving and protecting a little safer thanks to the generosity of
The MECA Foundation
Read about it here!
February, 2014
Doug is a 14-month-old (non neutered) male Pitbull pup that came into MECA with a broken leg. Doug was hit by a car on a farm and was brought in by his owner who then signed him over to The Milwaukee Emergency Center for Animals because he could not afford any of his medical care/treatments.
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Books Room Escape is yet another nice Escape The Room puzzle game by 123bee.com.
In Books Room Escape you get locked up inside a strange room where you find only books. Use the books and other hints to escape from the room. Happy Puzzling!
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Ducks Fall to Minnesota in OT
Sure, a point is progress, but not enough to make a dent in an already congested Western Conference. The loss leaves the Ducks in 11th place while everyone else keeps creeping upward. 20 games to go and Anaheim will continue to be on the outside looking in if they cannot manage to put together a winning streak. Now.
Dan Ellis did well in his debut in a Ducks uniform, stopping 28 shots. The problem was that Jose Theodore stopped even more on the other end. Theodore did what a back up goaltender needs to do - play well and get a win while the primary guy sits on the bench. Theodore stopped 46 shots and seemed to be positioned well for everything the Ducks sent his way.
"You have to give a lot of credit to Theodore over there," said Corey Perry after the game. "He played well and made some big saves. He saw a lot of rubber tonight. It's a matter of finding those bounces again that we were getting early on when we were winning."
The Ducks had several good opportunities, including a wide open net that Perry himself missed by shooting the puck over the top of the net. None of them went Anaheim's way.
John Madden got the first goal of the game at 15:29 of the first period. His shot sailed over Ellis' left shoulder and landed cleanily in the net.
Bobby Ryan put the Ducks even at 9:22 of the second period with his 100th NHL goal. The power play had just expired when Ryan finished off the rebound behind Theodore. By the end of the period, the Ducks had only one goal to show for their 20 shots in that period alone and 30 thus far in the game.
Things appeared destined for overtime in the third period until Clayton Stoner broke the tie at 15:03. At that point, numerous fans left the building to brave the rainy ride home, not believing that their team could come back.
Miraculously, they did. Francois Beauchemin made it 2-2 with exactly 2 minutes remaining on the clock and suddenly there was a chance for the Ducks.
The Ducks had several good chances in overtime, but two breakaways by Minnesota at the end put the final nail in the coffin for Anaheim. First it was Cal Clutterbuck going in on Ellis, who made a great save. Then it was Pierre-Marc Bouchard.
Ellis could not stop Bouchard and with 6.3 seconds left in OT, the Wild took their extra point and went home.
"I don't think you ever design to give up two breakaways in 4-on-4 play," said coach Randy Carlyle. "We got too loose and too aggressive on the offensive side of it. We got caught. You can't do that. (Ellis) made a big stop on the first one. The puck bobbled over Cam Fowler's stick and they got in behind us. That's a new one for us."
If the Ducks continue like this, missing the playoffs will not be a new experience. It will be a repeat of last year. Sometimes you do not want to have a deja vu experience. This would be one of them.
In other notes: Saku Koivu missed his second game with a groin strain and his brother Mikko did not play for the Wild either, having suffered a broken finger last week against the Ducks. GM Bob Murray got a four year extension from management earlier on Friday, meaning that the Ducks will be staying status quo for a while.


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South Jersey Cardigan
In neppy fabric this jersey cardigan has a unique look that you'll love for layering up in autumn and winter.
The open from makes this cardigan perfect for wearing with light tops and tees as a transitional piece. The neppy fabric gives this piece a flecked effect while the pocket detail lends a laidback finish. This cardi is available in a range of colours and makes the perfect complement to the season's favourite prints and patterns.
Wear with slim fit trousers and your favourite flats for instant everyday chic. Wear under an open jacket or over a ribbed vest top for light layering.
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- Jersey cardigan by South
- Neppy fabric for a flecked effect
- Long sleeves and open front
South Mix And Match Skirt
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This textured, slim fitting, figure enhancing skirt by South is the perfect accompaniment to your sophisticated work wear looks.
Smart and sassy this piece lifts your office outfits with its sleek shape and flirty frill. The textured fabric adds interest to your look – meaning you'll never have a dull style day again! The tailored fit is perfect for layering and makes this a perfect transitional choice.
Wear this skirt with platform heels, a patterned blouse and cropped cape jacket for a retro chic office outfit.
Useful info:
- Mix and match skirt by South
- Frill back detail
- Side zip fastening
- Length: 26 inches
South Button-up Jersey Blazer
The blazer is an essential this season, adding a polished finished to any outfit in an instant. With a single button to the front this blazer is neat, chic and understated – ideal for a day to evening outfit.
In jersey fabric this blazer has a soft casual feel. The turn-up cuffs show off a contrast woven half lining for an eye-catching finish. The cut of this blazer makes it an ultra flattering final layer, lending a smart feel to your look.
This piece is exceptionally versatile. From skinny jeans to a pencil skirt, this blazer finishes your look with complete coordination. Wear with a simple white vest, skinnies and court shoes.
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- Jersey blazer by South
- Button fastening to front
- Woven half lining to the inside
Mini Colour Pop Chain Clutch Bag
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0 reviewPU Clutch Bag with Crossbody Chain Strap
Working the colour pop trend into your accessories collection, this clutch bag is available in a range of lively colours ready for summer.
Keep your looks zesty in lime, cute in coral and stylish in cobalt blue. PU fabric gives the effect of leather with an easy-to-care-for finish. A turnlock fastening keeps all your valuables safely secure, while a chain crossbody strap allows you to drape and go.
Wear this clutch bag with an understated dress and court shoes and let it work its colour-popping magic on your wardrobe.
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- Clutch bag
- PU fabric
- Metal chain strap
- Turnlock fastening
- Available in a range of colours
- Size: H 16, W 23.5, D 1 cm
RADLEY Overton Large Ziptop Tote Bag
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0 reviewRadley 'Overton' Leather Shoulder Bag
This leather shoulder bag by Radley is a must for the chic, modern woman. With this luxurious accessory slung over your arm, the world becomes your oyster. See leather guide below for more information on your investment piece.
Supple and spacious, this bag caters to your every need with room to spare. The classic shape of this piece works effortlessly with your day-to-day looks and the Japanese inspired charm adds a touch of oriental beauty. The spacious opening is kept secure with a zip close, while interior slip and zip pockets keep you organised.
Carry this bag with you when you wear a pencil dress, heeled brogues and a blazer for that all important meeting.
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- Leather shoulder bag by Radley
- Part of the Overton collection
- Leather type: Heddon
- Japanese inspired leather charm
- Grosgrain lining
- Zip close fastening
- Magnetic side compartments
- Structured central compartment
- Interior slip and zip pocket
- Dust bag to preserve the leather
- Size: W 29, H 28, D 9 cm
Savoir Confident Curves Bootcut Jeans
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54 reviewsSavoir Confident Curves Bootcut Jeans
With a control power mesh insert to the inside these bootcut jeans by Savoir promise a smooth and sleek silhouette.
These bootcut jeans feature pockets to the front and the back. The control mesh flattens your tummy for a flattering fit that really makes the most of your shape. These jeans have pocket detail to the front and the back and a zip fly fastening perfects the fit.
Pair these Savoir bootcut jeans with a button-through blouse or a ribbed scoop neck vest.
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- Confident Curves bootcut jeans by Savoir
- Control power mesh insert for a slimming fit
- Pockets to front and back; zip fly fastening
- Available in 2 leg lengths
Shoe Box Locke Metallic Trim Flat Shoes
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In a range of colours these tab shoes by Shoe Box are the perfect pick for casual chic days this summer.
Featuring a woven upper, these shoes have a luxe texture, while the metallic trim to the front channels the season's love for fabric clashes. Available in a range of hues these flats are classic in nude and black, while orange, green and blue add a splash of colour to this season's outfits and tan is a transitional favourite.
These shoes are incredibly versatile - wear them with everything from skinny jeans and a shirt to a day dress or playsuit.
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- Flat shoes by Shoe Box
- Woven canvas upper
- Metallic trim to toe
- Available in a variety of colours
Savoir Short Belted Mac
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Buttoned front mac with metallic buckled front belt.
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Little Mistress Shorts Pyjamas Set
Adding a chic style to your sleepwear collection this pyjamas set by Little Mistress will quickly become your favourite go-to pair of PJs.
The pyjama top features short sleeves, contrast stitching and a shirt like cut for instant sophistication. The pocket detail is super cute, while button fastenings secure the fit. Matching shorts are fastened by the drawstring waist with tassel trims for a chic, coordinated look.
Before slipping into your favourite pyjamas treat yourself to a long, luxurious soak in the bath surrounded by bubbles for silky soft skin.
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- Pyjamas set by Little Mistress
- Short sleeve top with contrast trims
- Button through fastening to front
- Drawstring waist with tassel trims
- Brand stitching to shorts; pocket to top
South Bootcut Jeans
This season, delight in gorgeous South denim in a range of cuts and washes. These South bootcut jeans really show off your figure and we love the gentle bootcut flare to the leg for a flattering shape.
These bootcut jeans are ideal for everyday wear and look great with strappy sandals, wedge heels or your favourite ballet flats. The front and back pockets add a touch of functional detail while the zip fly fastening perfects the fit. These bootcut jeans really balance your figure for a comfortable casual look that makes the absolute most of your curves. In indigo, vintage or black these jeans are the ultimate pair of casual pants.
Wear these bootcut jeans by South with a checked shirt for a western twist. Pair with a printed tee for a splash of colour.
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- Bootcut jeans by South
- Front and back pockets
- Zip fly fastening to front
- Leg length: 31 inches (Regular), 33 inches (Long)
South Slim Leg Jeans
These slim jeans by South are the perfect pair of trousers for a sleek casual style.
Front and back pockets add detail to these slim fit jeans while the zip fly fastening perfects the fit. These slim fit jeans are available in two leg lengths and we love the dark wash for a flattering fit. In a range of washes these slim fit jeans will quickly become a favourite in your autumn and winter wardrobe.
Wear these slim leg jeans with a printed tunic top or a cool cotton vest. On cooler days, add a light cotton cardigan for a splash of colour.
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- Slim leg jeans by South
- Front and back pockets
- Zip fly fastening
- Available in 2 leg lengths
Love Label Supersoft Skinny Jeans - Indigo
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74 reviewsLove Label Supersoft Skinny Jeans
When it comes to a sleek silhouette this season these Love Label skinny jeans will give you a statement style that lengthens your legs and shows off your shape. In gorgeous indigo these dark wash jeans are ultra flattering for a slimmed down look.
These ladies skinny jeans are finished with a simple zip fly fastening and button detail. The result is a pair of jeans that are chic, simple and flattering. These Love Label supersoft skinny jeans feature a luxurious cotton rich fabric that will quickly become a second skin. These skinny jeans are perfect for everyday wear but can be glammed up with a killer pair of heels for added height and drama.
Wear these Love Label skinny jeans with your favourite flats for instant off-duty style. Pair with tall stiletto heels for maximum shape and impact.
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- Skinny jeans by Love Label
- Button and zip fly fastening
- Available in short or regular lengths
Please refer to size chart for leg length recommendations
Colour: Indigo. 72% cotton, 26% polyester. Machine washable.


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Nearly all children can be overactive and inattentive at times, but for children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) this behavior can be extreme and disruptive. Symptoms can vary based on a child's age and developmental stage. Care You Should Expect to Receive - A good treatment plan will require regular follow-up care, especially for children who take medication for their ADHD. Symptoms of ADHD may include:
How Will This Help Me? Taking medication is a common treatment for ADHD. ADHD medications can work differently on each patient. This is why frequent follow-up care is needed. Additional visits to your physician after starting medication will show how well it's working and whether you are experiencing harmful side effects. |
The bar charts and percentages below will tell you how successful Minnesota physicians and other health care providers are in helping children who take medication for ADHD receive follow-up care. The Numbers - The average physician rating statewide is 42%. This means that 4 out of 10 children between the ages of 6 and 12, who take ADHD medication, went back for follow-up care within 30 days. High numbers signify high quality care. Your physician may have received a higher or lower rating depending on how many of their patients got the care they needed. It is important to know that small differences in these percentages don't necessarily reflect the quality of care you will receive. It is important to look at the larger differences and talk with your physician if you have questions or concerns. About Our Report -This report is based on information collected from health plans' 2012 billing data. |


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NEW YORK JMC Steel Group Inc. has tapped three executives to lead newly formed business units that are organized along product lines.
"The business unit structure will enable faster, more entrepreneurial decision-making, ensure greater ownership and accountability for financial results, and eliminate organizational layers to move closer to our customers and deliver a better service model," the Chicago-based company said.
In the reshuffle, Mark Magno has been named president of the standard pipe business of JMC subsidiary Wheatland Tube Co., while Jim Hays has been made president of Wheatlands electrical, fence, and mechanical tube and fittings business, the company said.
Tom Muth has been appointed president of the hollow structural sections (HSS) and piling business of JMC subsidiary Atlas Tube Inc.
Magno was previously Sharon, Pa.-based Wheatlands vice president of sales for standard pipe, sprinkler and fence, while Hays was vice president of marketing and business development for JMC.
Muth was previously vice president of sales and marketing for Chicago-based Atlas Tube.
The reorganization comes after Barry Zekelman recently returned as JMCs chief executive officer and chief operating officer ( amm.com, Feb. 8).
JMC has also relaunched the Sharon Tube brand in a new division, which will be led by industry veteran William Perrine ( amm.com, March 5).
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How we determine springtime at 9,759 feet elevation.
Tips on how to celebrate National Wildflower Week, May 6-13!
Lacto-fermented swiss chard ribs and how to can them right along with foraging for wild mushrooms an...
Create a pollinator-friendly garden to attract hummingbirds, bees, bats and other animals.
May is a time of abundance here in Wisconsin. The bitter cold and snows of winter are gone and all but forgotten. April rains have soaked the earth and awakened wild plants that—warmed by the gentle May sun—are absorbing minerals and manufacturing vitamins that will keep a food forager clear-eyed and strong. Some of this fare that we find and make much use of are alfalfa, clover, thistles, violets and sorrel. Occasionally we even go into the forest to pick a basket of fern shoots. Alfalfa and clover, of course, are hay plants raised by commercial farmers for animal food. This makes finding them easy since they grow almost everywhere. Alfalfa has been raised since long before recorded history and it probably was originally gown for human food. Well it might be too since — in addition to protein — alfalfa is a very good source of iron, magnesium, phosphorus, sulphur, sodium, potassium chlorine and silicon. These are called trace elements and are often lacking in shallow rooted plants but alfalfa — which can send its tap roots to a depth of fifty feet — is unusually rich in these nutrients. The plant is also one of the best sources of vitamin K and contains enzymes that help the body to absorb other foods. Nursing mothers can increase their flow of milk by eating raw alfalfa or food containing the powdered plant. For wilted alfalfa pick, wash and chop two cups of the fresh plant and place in a frying pan. Pour two teaspoons of vegetable oil or bacon grease into the pan and add salt if desired. Heat and stir until the leaves have wilted. Eat immediately. Alfalfa and whole wheat bread is a recipe that uses dried alfalfa leaf flour. This flour can be purchased or you can make your own by drying fresh alfalfa leaves in a warm room or in a very slow oven until they're brittle enough to powder between your fingers. We make powder by hand or use our Corona Grain Mill set very fine to reduce the dried leaves to flour. Measure out five cups whole grain wheat flour and 1/2 cup alfalfa flour. Combine two cups scalded milk, 1-1/2 tablespoons bacon grease, one tablespoon salt and six tablespoons molasses or honey. Dissolve one cake yeast in 1/4 cup lukewarm water and add two tablespoons of brown sugar. Combine all ingredients and stir very well. Knead slightly and place in a greased bowl in a warm room until it doubles in bulk. Put the dough into two bread pans and let it rise again until it doubles in bulk. Place in oven and bake at 375 degrees for 20 minutes. Reduce the heat then to 325 degrees and bake until done . . . about 80 minutes in all. This bread should contain enough vitamins and minerals to fill an entire specification book. Alfalfa flour can be sprinkled into soup or it can be eaten raw. Many purists nibble the plant from hand right out in the fields or after dipping it in salt water. Alfalfa also combines well with other greens and it can be used with clover to make a very appetizing salad. Pick and chop one cup of alfalfa and one cup white or fed clover. Find some sorrel or grape leaves if you can and chop and toss in enough of either or both to give the salad a tang. Now toss and add — a teaspoonful at a time — bacon grease or other dressing to give your salad the flavor you like. Unlike alfalfa, clover can often be found growing in wilderness areas . . . especially along logging roads and in small clearings. Once, when I was fairly inexperienced in finding edible wild plants, I went on a solo three day "travel light and live off the land" backpack trip into the Nicolet National Forest in Northern Wisconsin. On my second day with little food I crossed a huge marsh, ciimbed the hill on the other side and happened onto a patch of white clover and sorrel growing side by side. I dropped my pack right there and — pulling handsful of clover with one hand and sorrel with the other — chewed as fast as I could until the hollow in my stomach was filled. I've never since passed a patch of white clover in the wilderness without the warm feeling of seeing an old friend. Clover can be used in soups, vinegar and cough medicine. The soup is made by adding a few fresh or dried leaves of the plant to a beef stock soup. We don't overdo this however. A small handful of leaves to a large pot of soup is enough to start with. After tasting the soup, we add more if desired. Too much will cause the dish to taste like weeds. I've heard that vinegar can be made by pouring 1-1/2 gallons of boiling water over one gallon of tightly packed red clover blooms. Let the mixture stand overnight and strain out the blossoms. Add one pound of brown sugar and 1-1/2 pints molasses. Dissolve one cake yeast in 1/2 pint water and add that also. Place the mixture in a stone crock and let it stand in a warm room until it sours. This takes awhile as the sugar must turn to alcohol and the alcohol to acetic acid. One thing that might speed the process is a very large stone crock that exposes more of the solution to the air. Make cough medicine by adding one cup fresh red clover blossoms to a pint of boiling water. Let it steep in a covered earthen crock until cool and add one tablespoon honey. Take a teaspoonful to control cough from colds, whooping cough, virus, etc. If you're still not convinced that clover is a valuable wild plant consider that Nebuchadnezzar II, King of Babylon, would wander into the fields and eat handfuls of clover when the pressures of ruling got too great. After a few days he would return, much refreshed, and make some of his most brilliant decisions. Might help at tax time. When we're gathering clover in our area we inevitably back into or set down on a plant that is well protected by nature: the thistle. Most grazing animals and people take whatever steps are necessary to avoid thistles but we don't because we know that the Canadian Thistle (cirsium arvense) and the Bull Thistle (cirsium lanceolatum) make good food. Even the sharp thorns are edible after they boil awhile.
Bull and Canadian Thistles spring up here in amazing profusion. I've heard that the county has one pseudo-bureaucrat who's sole duty in the summer is to see that people cut their thistles before the plants go to seed. I wish him well because — to find all the young tender thistles I want for greens — all I have to do is watch for his signs posted along the highways. Somewhere very near there's certain to be a good patch of young thistles just waiting to be made into boiled or creamed greens. I try to get young thistles when they're less than six inches tall and cutting the plants involves some skillful manipulation or the wearing of leather gloves. Sometimes a bunch of thistles will seem to be alive the way they porcupine around to stab you when you're not watching and I place mine in a bag or box for carrying. I boil the chopped plants until their thorns are soft and salt and serve them when the thistles are well cooked. The first time you try eating the plant this way you'll feel like Superman when you nonchalantly chomp down what — a few minutes before — was a stabbing mess of needle-sharp thorns. Thistles also make good creamed or wilted greens but, because of the broth-like consistency they give to water, I feel they make the best soup of any green plant. Make thistle soup by chopping (scissoring would be a better word since an old pair of shears is the best thing I've found for cutting up green plants) a pan of thistles. Push them down in the pan and add just enough water to cover the plants. Bring to a boil and let simmer for at least twenty minutes. Now you can season this soup and eat it just as it is or you can add some boiled fish, leftover rice or anything else you happen to have. It's guaranteed to be good and you can use this stock in stew. Chop and boil about six thistles until the water has absorbed most of the juice from the plants. As they're boiling, add water as needed until you have two quarts of very dark green juice or soup stock. Remove the plant parts and set aside for use as creamed greens. Add to the two quarts of stock, two wild onions — tops and all — or medium chopped domestic onion bulbs. Use less if you like only a mild onion taste. Now add 1/2 pound of fish and 1/2 pound meat. The combination of meat and fish that I like best is 1/2 pound diced browned venison shin and 1/2 pound fillet of bullhead. If you're still city bound, use 1/2 pound fish or fish heads and six to eight chicken feet or one package of chicken necks or backs. Chicken feet are rumored to be available at very small cost in some city meat markets and I hear many people buy them for "dog food". This is the best part of the chicken for making soup but the feet do require parboiling for three minutes to remove their scaly skin before they're placed in the soup. The feet also can be chopped after parboiling and before being put into the stock. Anyway , when you finally have your meat and fish placed in the soup, add two cups cleaned and peeled arrow head tubers or chopped potatoes, a few leaves of sorrel and 1/2 cup chopped cattail stems or celery stalks. Bring to a boil, season well and simmer for about two hours. Taste before removing from the fire and add seasoning if desired. If anyone can think of a way to make a soup as good tasting and nutritious as this for as little as this one costs I would certainly like to hear about it. The thistle parts we set aside can be made into creamed greens. Chop or blend the cooked thistle until it is as fine as puree. Place in a saucepan over a slow fire, add three tablespoons butter or bacon grease and add one or two small onions, tops and all. Stir in 2-1/2 tablespoons of cattail or wheat flour and add one cup of milk or milk substitute. Stir and cook until all the ingredients are well blended. Crumble in some crisp bacon if you have it and serve. When we gather thistles we try not to forget to pick a good supply of sheep sorrel. Sheep sorrel is another wild plant that was introduced to this country from Europe where it has been raised as a pot herb for centuries. Sorrel, sheep sorrel, sour grass or red sorrel (Rumex Acetosella) is a low bunch-like plant that grows in acid soil. It has arrow-shaped leaves and shallow, yellowish root stalks. Sorrel can be spotted from long distances by the reddish tinge its seed pods give to the fields in which it grows. The leaves of this perennial plant have a decidedly sour taste and we use only the green leaves as they lose almost everything when dry.
Sorrel combines well with other wild things and a good salad can be made with one cup of sorrel leaves and a cup of fresh dandelion crowns. The crown is the white part of the dandelion between the green part of the leaf and the root. Slice the crown into small pieces and soak out any dirt. Crispen the sections in cold water if necessary. Now add some leaves of the sweet clover (Melilotus Officinalis), too. Not many, just enough to smooth the flavor of the dandelion and sorrel. This salad can be eaten without dressing or it can be tossed with a couple strips of crisp fried bacon, grease and all. For cream of sorrel soup pick, wash and scissor into small pieces two tightly packed cups of sorrel leaves (strip the leaves from the rib and discard it). Heat four tablespoons of bacon grease or butter. Stir in the scissored sorrel leaves and cook until very well browned, being careful not to burn them. Place in four quart soup pan and add a tablespoon of whole gain wheat flour, 1/4 teaspoon salt and four cups of milk. This can be cow milk, goat milk, soy bean milk or thistle soup stock. Cover the pot and simmer for 1/2 hour. Add black pepper and serve hot. To brew some sorrel and mint tea, place a double handful of sorrel leaves and a teaspoon of dried mint leaves in a tea pot. Cover with boiling water and let it steep for ten minutes. Drink hot or cold. This tea contains vitamins which will combat intestinal worms, kidney stones and hepatitis. Besides that it's very good, especially if sweetened with one teaspoon of honey to each cup of tea. Sorrel also can be made into a meat sauce, especially if you have a blender. Dissolve 1-1/2 tablespoons of honey in three tablespoons of hot water. Cool and add 1/2 cup finely chopped sorrel leaves and 1/2 cup apple cider vinegar. Make this early enough so the ingredients can set together for at least 30 minutes (but not more than two hours) before using. Now that we've explored some of sorrel's possibilities let's take a walk into the moist woods where we can find another plant that is just coming into its own for food purposes. About the middle of May, in the cool forests of Wisconsin, ferns send up their green succulent stems. I know exactly where the fern plantations will be because I spotted them last summer when they were two feet high and so thick that the forest floor wasn't visible. I first became interested in ferns for food when I read Louise Dickenson Rich's book, We Took To The Woods, many, many years ago. However, I don't think she gave the fern true credit when she said it tasted like a cross between asparagus and swamp water. I pick ferns when they're about six to ten inches high. They're best before they've unfolded and while their heads are still hanging down in a prayer position. I break the plants off just above the ground and use heads, stems and all. I've heard that the fern leaf, when mature, contains a poison so I don't attempt to use the plants for food after the leaves develop. v Some people let the ferns develop a little longer and pick them just as the tiny leaves start to emerge. These folks don't use the immature leaves, however. They cut the stalks off just under them and slightly above where the stems are starting to get tough. This makes a finished product that looks like asparagus. The two species of ferns that I depend on for food are the common bracken fern (Pteridium Aquilinum) and cinnamon fern (Osmunda Cinnamona). Cinnamon fern, of course, is the common "fiddlehead" that is sold commercially along the Atlantic coast. Wherever you live, however, there should be at least one species of this plant that will provide you with tasty "asparagus" in the early spring. vThe bracken fern matures into a tall, thick-stalked plant with great triangular leaves. It grows — usually on high, well-drained and poorer soil — in huge patches that cover the ground in both fields and forests. Here in Wisconsin, the bracken is often found in cutover areas that have reseeded themselves to poplar trees. Cinnamon ferns usually grow in rich soil at the edge of or in swamps and wet areas. They're generally later than the brackens due, no doubt, to the longer time it takes for spring to come to the marshlands. The shoots, when they first come up, are reddish and exceedingly hairy with tightly rolled heads. These heads gradually form into upright seed or spore pods and, later, the leaves of the plants come up. So far as I know there are no poisonous ferns if the new shoots only are eaten. I prepare these plants by pulling the shoots between my fingers to strip away the "wool" and then boiling the stalks in salted water for a few minutes until they're tender. Serve like asparagus with salt and melted butter.
Health food enthusiasts would probably rather steam ferns. To do this, pick, wash and strip a bunch of shoots (a good handful or two pounds). Tie the bunch together and place them stalk down in a large pan or double boiler. Add 1-1/2 inches of water and cover the pan and fern tips with another pan. Bring to a boil and hold for about ten minutes or until the stalks are tender. Remove, drain and keep the liquid. Slice the cooked ferns crossways with a sharp knife, place in a bowl and stir in 1/2 cup chopped hickory nuts, 1/3 cup of vegetable oil and the original liquid from cooking the ferns. Return to the fire warm up to a simmer and hold for five minutes. Pour over thin, whole grain, wheat bread toast. Almost everyone knows the delightful purple or blue flower of the violet. This flower grows in almost every moist, cool woods in the country and many ladies raise violets in their flower gardens for the delightful color and fragrance of the blossom. The violet is a very good food plant and has been used since the beginning of records for food and medicine. The whole plant can be eaten: the blossoms in violet jam, the leaves and stalks in salads and the roots — if you care to go to the trouble — roasted. for a vegetable. v Violet blossoms make a very good drink when mixed with wild honey and sumac juice. Pick any size container full of the blooms. One good way to do this in quantity is to use your fingers, slightly spread and palm up, as a rake to slide through bunches where they grow thickly. Even when the flowers are scattered, however, picking a pint or so is no formidable task. Place the blossoms in an enameled pan, cover with sumac juice which you have measured and bring to a slow boil. When the liquid just starts to roll, add one teaspoon of honey to each cup of liquid. Remove from the fire and set aside to cool and blend for about one hour. Drink hot or cold. If I have a good handful of violet blossoms left over after preparing this drink I make some violet pudding. v Place a cup of tightly packed violet blossoms in a tea pot or pan that can be covered. Add 1-1/2 cups of boiling water and let steep until cool. In the meantime, mix together four teaspoons of gelatine and 1/4 cup cold water in a pan. Add 3/4 cup honey, 1/4 teaspoon sea salt and 1/2 cup lemon juice. Now pour the violet tea over the mixture in the pail, place over heat and bring to a boil while stirring constantly. Remove from the fire, cool, pour into a mold and chill until firm. v Violets can be used in salads also. Cut up leaves — blossoms and all — and mix them into any salad. Or chop leaves and stems only and wilt them in bacon grease over a low fire . . . or just go out in the violet patch and sit down and eat the blooms. Anyway you do it, you'll be getting a prodigious dose of ascorbic acid and vitamin A. Don't presume to eat a year's supply in one day, however, as — like most fresh greens — violets are a mild laxative. Good luck. See you next issue.
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Senate GOP leader optimistic about Afghanistan
WASHINGTON — The United States should keep a residual force of about 10,000 in Afghanistan after combat forces leave at the end of 2014, the Senate Republican leader said Monday after a series of meetings with military leaders in the country.
Sen. Mitch McConnell, who led a congressional delegation to Afghanistan and Israel, expressed optimism about an 11-year war that now stands as the longest in American history, and the prospect of Afghans assuming a lead role in the fighting.
"My observation about Afghanistan at this point is this is the first time I've left there with a sense of optimism," he told reporters in a conference call. "I think there's a widely held view among the American military leaders there — we met with Gen. (John) Allen — that this has a very great potential for a happy ending after 2014, provided we have a residual force that we can provide for training."
The United States now has 66,000 troops in Afghanistan. The U.S. and its NATO allies agreed in November 2010 that they would withdraw all their combat troops by the end of 2014, but they haven't decided on the scope of future missions to contain al-Qaida and the size of a remaining force.
Obama administration officials gave the first clear signal last week that it might leave no troops in the country after December 2014. Administration officials in recent days have said they are considering a range of options for a residual U.S. troop presence of as few as 3,000 and as many as 15,000, with the number linked to a specific set of military-related missions like hunting down terrorists.
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta is believed to favor an option that would keep about 9,000 troops in the country.
McConnell said the military leaders were somewhat cautious about pushing for a specific number as the decision will be made by the White House. The Kentucky lawmaker, who made his seventh trip to Afghanistan, did make his own recommendation.
"I think we're going to need a minimum of about 10,000 troops to provide adequate training and counterterrorism in the post-2014 period and we anticipate there will be forces from other countries that will remain here beyond 2014 as well," McConnell said.
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Batwoman #28"Batwoman" #28 is having Marc Andreyko and Jeremy Haun pick up some steam with the Wolf Spider storyline, although the domestic side of the book feels a little out of the blue.
February 20th, 2014 | ||
Batwoman #27Francis Manapul stops by "Batwoman" #27 to help writer Marc Andreyko and artist Jeremy Haun tell their tale of Batwoman's fall through the streets of Gotham City and through her own history.
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Batwoman #26The new "Batwoman" creative team is now complete with Marc Andreyko and Jeremy Haun both on board, and as their first full issue together, this story of art theft has potential.
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Letter 44 #2"Letter 44" #2 by Charles Soule and Alberto Jiménez Alburquerque follows President Blades in his first few days in office after he has read the fateful letter informing him of extraterrestrial activity.
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Batwoman #25Marc Andreyko takes over "Batwoman" with #25, but being saddled with a "Zero Year" tie-in plus a host of different artists stacks the deck against everyone involved right from the start.
November 20th, 2013 | ||
Red Hood and the Outlaws #24Since it reached the two-year mark, I decided to check out "Red Hood and the Outlaws" #24 to see what James Tynion IV and Julius Gopez are doing.
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Letter 44 #1The idea behind "Letter 44" -- the US's overseas wars were a cover to prepare for an attack from an alien race -- is a lot of fun, but Charles Soule and Alberto Jimenez Albuquerque's comic is off to a slow start.
October 16th, 2013 | ||
Adventures of Superman #21DC's digital-first "Adventures of Superman" is a tremendous magnet for comic book talent, bringing Tim Seeley and Mike Norton in for a tale as Superman encounters Darkseid and imparts wisdom on an orphan.
September 18th, 2013 | ||
Batwoman #23Kate injects herself with the same fear toxin she used on Maggie and descends into nightmares in J.H. Williams III, W. Haden Blackman, and Trevor McCarthy's "Batwoman" #23.
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Katana #7"Katana" #7 has Ann Nocenti Alex Sanchez and Fabrizio Fiorentino detail how Katana's husband really died, but with its poor pacing and uninteresting characters, it's time to sheath this sword.
August 16th, 2013 | ||
Batwoman #22J.H. Williams III, W. Haden Blackman, and Trevor McCarthy bring Bane into "Batwoman" #22, as well as a new mercenary team named the Murder of Crows.
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Red She-Hulk #67Jeff Parker and company close the chapter they've been diligently constructing as "Red She-Hulk" #67 draws the series to a close.
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Savage Hawkman #20"Savage Hawkman" comes to a lifeless conclusion, in the hands of Tom DeFalco and Joe Bennett, one fitting for the title's underwhelming twenty-issue run.
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Batwoman #20Kate Kane can get her sister back from Director Bones, but only if she agrees to deliver Batman in J.H. Williams III, W. Haden Blackman, and Trevor McCarthy's "Batwoman" #20.
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Catwoman #20Catwoman goes up against the Penguin in the Ann Nocenti-written, trio of artists-drawn "Catwoman" #20, and it's really nowhere as cool as that sounds.
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Batwoman #19J. H. Williams III and W. Haden Blackman map out the various familial connections that thread throughout the cast of "Batwoman" #19 and Trevor McCarthy draws plenty of emotion to fill those connections.
April 19th, 2013 | ||
Stormwatch #19Jim Starlin and Yvel Guichet perform a reboot in "Stormwatch" #19, and if it sticks, consider myself intrigued with the blatant nature of its action as well as the direction the book is headed.
April 5th, 2013 | ||
Batwoman #18What happens after "Marry Me, Mags?" Plenty, it turns out, but little in the way of romance. In "Batwoman" #18, J.H. Williams, W. Haden Blackman and Trevor McCarthy shine on spotlight on crime instead of giving Kate and Maggie the stag
March 22nd, 2013 | ||
Stormwatch #16As Peter Milligan and Will Conrad continue to wrap up plot threads from the title's original creative team, "Stormwatch" #16 is starting to feel like the title is getting a voice of its own.
January 14th, 2013 | ||
Batwoman #15Batwoman and Wonder Woman get a breather in "Batwoman" #15 as readers experience this ongoing story from Maggie Sawyer's point of view, courtesy of J.H. Williams III, Hayden Blackman, and Trevor McCarthy.
December 21st, 2012 | ||
Savage Hawkman #14"Savage Hawkman" #14 continues struggling to find its bearings following the departure of Rob Liefeld, despite the combined efforts of Frank Tieri, Joe Bennett and Jack Jadson.
December 3rd, 2012 | ||
Legion of Super-Heroes #14There are a few good moments in "Legion of Super-Heroes" #14, but Paul Levitz and Scott Kolins ultimately are serving up an absolutely average comic.
November 26th, 2012 | ||
Savage HawkmanRob Liefeld wraps up his run on Hawkman with "Savage Hawkman" #0, telling the story of how Hawkman came to possess the Nth metal in the New 52.
October 1st, 2012 | ||
Legion of Super-HeroesPaul Levitz and Scott Kolins serve up a direct sequel to last year's "Legion: Secret Origin" with "Legion of Super-Heroes" #0 with the new story of how Brainiac 5 finally joined the Legion.
September 20th, 2012 | ||
DC Universe PresentsWith five stories, "DC Universe Presents" #0 should have been fun, but instead it's a reminder why some of these characters already had their titles cancelled.
September 20th, 2012 | ||
StormwatchPeter Milligan and Will Conrad's "Stormwatch" #0 takes a journey through the lives of Century Babies, like Jenny Quantum and Jenny Sparks among others.
September 10th, 2012 | ||
DC Universe Presents #12Kid Flash races into the spotlight for a single-issue story in the pages of "DC Universe Presents" #12.
August 17th, 2012 | ||
Batwoman #11J.H. Williams III, W. Haden Blackman and Trevor McCarthy wrap up the second arc of "Batwoman" with a disappointing whimper instead of a bang.
July 23rd, 2012 | ||
Batwoman #10For a storyline being told out-of-order, "Batwoman" #10 still comes together nicely.
June 20th, 2012 | ||
Blackhawks #8"Blackhawks" #8 finishes the series with an encounter against AI villain Mother Machine.
April 27th, 2012 | ||
Legion of Super-Heroes #8"Legion of Super-Heroes" welcomes back two artists from earlier years, but the pep from those eras isn't along for the ride.
April 20th, 2012 | ||
Batwoman #7Batwoman continues to try to find her way in the relaunched DC Universe, slowly and methodically finding her way.
March 19th, 2012 | ||
The Ray #4This new Ray series draws to a close and leaves us all wondering when and where the Ray will appear next.
March 16th, 2012 | ||
The Ray #3"The Ray" blazes toward a finish, but some of the fun from the first half is curiously absent.
February 23rd, 2012 | ||
Batwoman #6The Amy Reeder-drawn arc on "Batwoman" finally begins, and it's off to a slow but promising start.
February 8th, 2012 | ||
The Ray #2The new Ray fights some more freaky monsters and then has to meet his girlfriend's parents.
January 11th, 2012 | ||
Blackhawks #4Four issues in and the Blackhawks are ready to soar. Of course, they have to get out of the nest first.
December 29th, 2011 | ||
Nightwing #4The Haly's Circus train makes a stop in Miami. After all it is winter in Gotham. Problem is trouble comes down from Gotham. To Miami.
December 22nd, 2011 | ||
The Ray #1Lucien Gates is The Ray, a powerful (new) superhero who, in the hands of a fantastic creative team, delivers a funny and action- packed first issue.
December 15th, 2011 | ||
Static Shock #4"Static Shock" is a little jumpy in places, but there are moments in here which are fantastic.
December 8th, 2011 | ||
Legion of Super-Heroes #2"Legion of Super-Heroes" gets a little more focused for its second issue, but is it too late?
October 20th, 2011 | ||
Static Shock #2"Static Shock" is quickly settling down to a solid, middle-of-the-road comic.
October 5th, 2011 | ||
Blackhawks #1Blackhawks are go, but where and how they're going needs a little more attention in order to keep my attention.
October 2nd, 2011 | ||
Superboy #1"Superboy" retains a surprisingly high amount of the character's origin, while tweaking what was left out.
September 14th, 2011 | ||
Static Shock #1Static Shock's return to comics comes just as he moves to New York City and becomes an immediately controversial hero.
September 8th, 2011 | ||
Batman: Gates of Gotham #5This epic Bat-Family mini-series exploring the history of Gotham and the families that brought it to greatness comes to an end.
August 26th, 2011 | ||
Batgirl #24An emotional but satisfying and inspiring ending to this good comic book that is departing far too soon.
August 10th, 2011 | ||
Superman #814Hello, Superman, hello. J. Michael Straczynski's "Grounded" plot wraps up here, with help from Chris Roberson and Jamal Igle.
August 3rd, 2011 | ||
Batman: Gates of Gotham #4Fill-in artists and scripters result in a slightly rushed lead-up to the finale.
August 3rd, 2011 | ||
Batman: Gates of Gotham #3The building of Gotham in the past takes a harsh turn, while the mystery of the bombings in the present has the Bat-Family at odds. Okay, just Damian. Damian is always at odds with someone.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Experts say West Virginia's natural gas economy could see nearly six-fold growth by 2035 and revive the state's struggling manufacturing and chemical sectors.
While the state's natural gas industry has grown in recent years, driven by development in the Marcellus shale region, American Petroleum Institute executive vice president Marty Durbin says the industry has only just begun scratching the surface.
"West Virginia is poised to see a real increase in development in natural gas in the coming years here," Durbin said.
Durbin is one of several industry leaders in town this week for the second Marcellus to Manufacturing Ethane Development Conference in conjunction with the 34th annual West Virginia Construction and Design Expo at the Charleston Civic Center.
He and American Chemistry Council president Cal Dooley will be keynote speakers at a seminar this morning to discuss how investment in the American natural gas industry could drive a rebirth in the manufacturing sector.
Durbin says recent development of the Marcellus, Utica and Bakken shale regions have changed the national outlook for the oil and natural gas industry.
"There's no question that the outlook today is far different than what anyone thought it was even five years ago," Durbin said. "We're well beyond talking about energy scarcity here, it's all about abundance."
Durbin called oil and natural gas a "foundational element in the economy." He said properly developing the natural gas extraction industry in the state, leaders can see further development in other related industries.
"This is a real opportunity for the chemical industry to build in this area, because natural gas is their mother's milk," Durbin said.
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You always unlockd the new game + and convert shop. If you're unsure about which ending you got go to the gallery and scroll through some of the artwork near the back. Each piece of artwork has subtitles on it and the ones that are showing will be titled with what ending you received.
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Great Guide, i am almost raping this thing to keep collecting the trophies, lol. ^^
anyway, i found this list when i was barely finding any Managraphics, maybe it is helpful: Managraphics - Trinity Universe (PS3) Wiki its a well Organized list. ____ btw, why isnt this thread a sticky? its mainly for the japanese version, but well... there is none for the NA/EU Version, so i think as long as ther eisnt coming one, this one could be made official, no? |
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@ the true end route:
Here the names for the 2 drifting Objects: the first is Called 'Abandoned Hamlet' (The Event is called the same) and the second has the Name 'Fallen Building', offering the Event 'Deccimated Mecca'. The Appearing 'Object' at the end is called 'Drifting Space', and the relevant Dungeon in it is called 'Asura's Path'. @Powerleveling: Still possible. @Bugs: Hmh, all the Synth Recipe's i bought were still available @ NG+, and there were no freezes by Visiting the Gallery. (tried it for about 4-5 times only though.) shouldnt this Info make your thread finally a fully usable one for the NA/EU Version? Checked it, used it, worked without Prob's. |
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How do I find the optional dungeons so I can drift them? I'm on my first playthrough.
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thanks for this great trophy guide Satoshi42
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I have two questions:
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2013 Emmy Awards Review
Riding the momentum of its killer final season, Breaking Bad takes the Best Drama award. Modern Family again the top comedy. Check out the other winners and upsets.
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