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Muslims In Sweden Practice Beheading Skills On Cats
THE JAWA REPORT So, Sweden, how's that multiculturalism working out for you?
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I know alot of people hate cats, but that is a non-human action that not even an animal would do.
Child molestors do things like that….oh wait.Noteworthy Comment +12
Subuman garbage.Noteworthy Comment +13
The beginnings of serial killers.+8
I saw this and didn't want to offend Claudia by bringing it here. Disgusting.+8
"The beginnings of serial killers."
I would have no trouble believing they have been molesting their sisters for years and may have already "honor killed" one or two. This muslim shit is another thing insane, regressive commies and the commiecranslites need to answer for. And I don't mean verbally.+9
Can. Not. Look.+8
This will get worse before it gets better.+7
Disgusting. Inhuman. And absolutely not surprising.+7
DOG-gone, and I thought this was the religion of pieces – oooooops PEACE!+5
Heeeer muzzy muzzy.
Come to daddy.+1
New book: "The Cat in the Hat Doesn't Come Back" … a children's story.+1
The killing or harming of a cat is considered to be a very grave sin and a serious crime in Islamic culture. In the religious texts that form the basis of Islamic law, Allah sent a woman to hell for keeping her cat locked up until it starved to death: "You neither fed it nor watered it when you locked it up, nor did you set it free to eat the insects of the earth" (Hadith – Bukhari 3:553).
The life of a cat is therefore more sacred than the lives of Christians, Jews, Hindus, Buddists, Shintos, Sikhs, Unitarians, Rastafarians, Taoists, Confucians, any other non-Muslim infidel, women, homosexuals, apostates, Americans, Westerners, Asians, any other non-Arab, Sunni Muslims if you are a Shia, Shia Muslims if you are a Sunni, Salman Rushdie, Danish cartoonists, filmmaker Theo van Gogh, the occupants of the World Trade Center and New York emergency rescue personnel on 9/11, the occupants of the Pentagon on 9/11, the passengers and crew of American Airlines Flight 93, the passengers and crew of United Airlines Flight 175, the passengers and crew of American Airlines 77, the passengers and crew of United Airlines Flight 93, TWA passenger and US Navy diver Robert Stethem, wheelchair bound Achille Lauro passenger Leon Klinghoffer, the two US servicemen murdered and the others wounded in the bombing of a West Berlin discotheque in 1986, the US servicewoman murdered and the others wounded in the car-bombing of a Naples USO club in 1988, the passengers and crew of Pan Am Flight 103, the passengers and crew of UTA Flight 772, the 241 Marines killed in the 1983 bombing of their barracks in Lebanon, the two Americans murdered and the others wounded by car bombs in Turkey in 1991, the six Americans murdered and the others wounded in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, the two CIA employees shot and murdered outside Langley Falls in 1993, the passenger murdered by a small bomb aboard Philippine Airlines Flight 434, the eight commuters murdered in a bomb attack in the Paris Metro in 1995, the American and others murdered in the 1995 bombing of the Riyadh Military Compound, numerous embassy personnel of various nations murdered over the last four decades, the passengers and crew (except for the First Officer who purposefully crashed the plane) of Egypt Air Flight 990, the 17 sailors killed and others wounded aboard the USS Cole, journalist Daniel Pearl and the other hostages tortured and/or beheaded over the past four decades, the 206 people murdered and hundreds wounded in the 1986 Mumbai train bombings, the 52 people murdered and the hundreds wounded in the July 7 bus bombings in London, the 191 people murdered and the 1,800 wounded in the 2004 Madrid train bombings, the 175 people murdered and the hundreds wounded in the 2008 Mumbai shootings and bombings, the numerous US and allied servicemen, Iraqi police, and civilians murdered by car and roadside bombs, etc.+4
So when is it going to be OK to practice my shooting skills on muslimes?+4
As Walt Frazier says the religion of peace is "slicing and dicing"!0
Save the cats, send them msm "journalists".+1


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On 5/17/2012 7:12 AM, Carol S wrote:
> George...when you use it in your pickles do you have a special recipe
> for it or just put some in each jar?......I haven't seen it in the store
> yet to read the label...thanks...Carol
It's all explained in the directions Carol. A specific amount for each
type of jar. I'm still using up the old stuff in the envelopes, 1.5
teaspoons per quart, .75 teaspoons per pint jar. The new Pickle Crisp in
the jars has a different measurement method.
For sweet pickles to be crisp we used to use the lime method, takes a
few days to make the pickles and you have to rinse and rinse with fresh
water plus lime dust is not to be inhaled. The Pickle Crisp makes as
good a pickle as lime, is easier to use, and is less hazardous to your
health. Pickle is Calcium chloride, CaCl, and is food safe.
Just use the Pickle Crisp in the jar of whatever you're pickling and it
will be crisper than usual. The local Kroger store and Walmart both
carry Pickle Crisp in our area.


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Iran's national oil company and its oil-tanker fleet are the focus of sanctions measures that two U.S. lawmakers intend to submit to Congress aimed at blocking Iran's ability to sell its crude internationally.
Representative Howard Berman, a California Democrat, and Senator Bob Menendez, a New Jersey Democrat, plan to file similar proposals today to compel the U.S. Treasury Department to investigate whether the National Iranian Oil Co. and the National Iranian Tanker Co. are owned or controlled by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, according to congressional aides.
Such a determination by the Treasury would permit the U.S. to impose sanctions on foreign financial institutions that facilitate transactions for NIOC or NITC anywhere in the world, by shutting down or imposing strict conditions on the foreign institutions' U.S. bank accounts, according to the aides who spoke on condition of anonymity since the legislation hasn't been filed.
The proposed designation of Iran's oil and tanker companies would add to an array of new penalties imposed on Iran by the U.S. and the European Union over the past three months.
The Revolutionary Guard Corps, an elite military unit that the U.S. Treasury says has taken significant control of important sectors of the Iranian economy, has been the target of numerous international sanctions imposed by the U.S., the United Nations and others for involvement in illicit nuclear and missile activities and sponsorship of terrorism.
Cutting Iran's Revenue
Menendez and Berman have been strong proponents of sanctions to deprive Iran's government of revenue needed to finance any illicit nuclear activities and to force its leaders to return to nuclear negotiations.
Berman, the senior minority member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, plans to submit his measure to target NIOC and NITC as a bill, an aide said.
Menendez will introduce his proposal as an amendment to an Iran sanctions bill circulated yesterday by Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Johnson, a South Dakota Democrat, and senior Republican Richard Shelby of Alabama. Their bill would require any companies traded on U.S. stock exchanges to reveal Iran-related business to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Menendez, a member of the Senate Banking Committee and the Foreign Relations Committee, was the chief sponsor, along with Senator Mark Kirk, an Illinois Republican, of sanctions on the Central Bank of Iran intended to complicate the purchase of oil from Iran. The central bank sanctions passed Congress overwhelmingly and were signed into law by President Barack Obama on Dec. 31.
Extending Sanctions
The Johnson-Shelby draft legislation also would extend U.S. sanctions to firms involved in joint ventures with Iran anywhere in the world involving uranium mining or new energy projects. It would penalize U.S. parent firms for certain Iran-related activities of their foreign subsidiaries, expand sanctions on Iran's energy and petrochemical sectors and mandate sanctions on those who supply Iran with weapons and other technology used to commit human rights abuses.
Oil is Iran's main source of income, supplying more than 50 percent of the national budget, according to International Monetary Fund figures. Oil provided the Persian Gulf nation $56 billion in the first seven months of 2011, according to the U.S. Energy Department.
Oil for March delivery declined 30 cents, or 0.3 percent, to $98.48 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange today, the lowest settlement since Jan. 20.
Iran, the second-largest oil producer in the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries after Saudi Arabia, pumped about 3.545 million barrels of oil a day in November, a Bloomberg survey showed, and exported an average 2.58 million barrels a day in 2010, according to OPEC statistics.
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Soda-Flavored Cupcakes?! Say What!!? Meet Diet Pepsi x Baked By Melissa!!!! — VIDEO
You're probably thinking what the *&#^*&$* does a soda-flavored cupcake taste like!? Well let me tell you — Diet Pepsi hit the nail on the head with their limited-edition Baked By Melissa collabo, that debuted at New York Fashion Week just a few months ago.
Celebrity fans of Baked By Melissa include Kim Kardashian, Betsey Johnson, Kelly Ripa, Rosario Dawson, and Rachael Ray, just to name a few.
Check out this exclusive Micah Jesse interview with Baked by Melissa founder Melissa Ben-Ishay and head over to the Baked By Melissa site to order your own cupcakes!
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"Once a gossip reporter, always a gossip reporter," right? …wrong!
Longtime entertainment reporter Jo Piazza proves in her very first book, CELEBRITY, INC. – How Famous People Make Money (in stores now!), that there is much to be learned about celebrity culture, that is, for the most part, not covered in the glossies.
Jo kindly offered to share an excerpt from the chapter "Celebrities and Charities" especially for sweet Micah Jesse readers.
This excerpt is one that Jo swears has "never been told" about actor David Arquette's valiant charity work with Feeding America and how he got involved.
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Is "The Rachel" Hair Cut Going To Be Making A Comeback?
It seems that Jennifer Aniston's much-copied 90s haircut is still a favorite today!
Users voted Jennifer Aniston #1 in a new Bing survey released in conjunction with the launch of their new search feature that integrates your trusted Facebook friends into the convenience of your search. Aniston was the top choice for Bing fans when asked, "What celebrity would you trust to help decide what your new haircut should be, if they were your friend on Facebook", beating out famous hair worthy celebs like Kate Gosslen, Donald Trump and Snooki.
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Reese Witherspoon's classic understated style is a favorite among users as she beat out Sarah Jessica Parker, Blake Lively, and Lady Gaga as the top celebrity users would trust to help choose a piece for their summer wardrobe.
(This one we were a little shocked about!)
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Talk show hosts Jimmy Kimmel and Rachael Ray pose for a "HOT SHOT!" with ZZ Top frontman Billy Gibbons at the Horinitos Premium Tequila-sponsored Rachael Ray FEEDBACK party at Stubb's at SXSW.
Rachael sipped on a tequila cocktail while Kimmel was spotted snacking on Rachael's Tex Mex inspired recipes.
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PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. (Oct. 23, 2014) — SUNY Plattsburgh's All-American student-run print magazine, DoNorth, will launch its website on Oct. 28, 2014. This is the first time the publication will go live on the Web.
The website, donorthmag.com, will run feature stories and articles and photography from each of the publication's departments: Champlain Taste, Lakeside Canvas, Open Air and Northern Archives. By building the website, the DoNorth staff will also be able to create and share multimedia content alongside stories that appear in the magazine.more...
SUNY Plattsburgh and the City of Plattsburgh will host a Campus-Community Forum to renew collaborative efforts between the campus and community on Nov. 5 from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Newman Center, 90 Broad St. Members of campus administration, local elected officials, and representatives from campus and city departments will be in attendance. We encourage residents of the city, along with students, to come and engage in a dialog. The evening will have brief remarks from Vice President of Student Affairs Bryan Hartman and Mayor James Calnon.
For more information, contact Michael Cashman in the SUNY Plattsburgh Center for Student Involvement at 518.564.4830.
PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. (Oct. 22, 2014) — A SUNY Plattsburgh screening of the award-winning environmental documentary "DamNation" will held 6 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 29 in Krinovitz Recital Hall, Hawkins Hall.
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The State Employees Federated Appeal is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.
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Dr. Tom Streeter, chair of the University of Vermont Department of Sociology, will lead an in-depth discussion about Steve Jobs and the way we think of innovation in the modern world.
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Homecoming's signature event, the Cardinal Athletic Hall of Fame induction, will take place Friday, Oct. 17 at 6 p.m. in the Warren Ballrooms, Angell College Center, where the college will honor Corey Davidson '01, Keri Duffy '97, Kelly Duffy-Coryer '01, and Jim Mihalko '66. Tickets are available in advance for $20.
PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. (Oct. 9, 2014) — SUNY Plattsburgh will participate in the New York State Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence's "Shine the Light on Domestic Violence" campaign during October.
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PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. (Oct. 6, 2014) — The Strand Center for the Arts is collecting information from SUNY Plattsburgh students to improve the types of classes and events it hosts at its theater and center in downtown Plattsburgh.
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Marian Wright Edelman Statement: Justice Denied
WASHINGTON, July 14, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- In case you missed it, below is the reaction of Marian Wright Edelman, president of the Children's Defense Fund, to the verdict in the George Zimmerman case for the killing of Trayvon Martin.
Justice Denied
Until the killing of Black men, Black mothers' sons, is as important as the killing of White mothers' sons, we who believe in freedom cannot rest. - Ella Baker, Leading Mentor of Black Youth, including the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) in the 1960's (1964)
Trayvon Martin will forever remain in the annals of history next to Medgar Evers and Emmett Till as symbols for the fight for equal justice for all. - Benjamin Crump, lawyer for Trayvon Martin's parents (2013)The reaction to the not guilty verdict from George Zimmerman's jury was swift and strong. Young people poured onto the streets in peaceful protests in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York City, and Washington, D.C. By 3 a.m. more than 100,000 people signed an online petition urging the Justice Department to pursue civil rights violation charges against George Zimmerman. The outrage over the killing of an unarmed Black teenager who was doing nothing wrong must continue until some semblance of justice is achieved. People who want to keep faith in American justice feel uncomfortable, upset and disheartened. Where is the justice if walking while Black is enough to get you "stopped and frisked" in New York City and fatally shot in Florida with its senseless violent "Stand Your Ground" law that allows people to defend themselves with deadly force anytime and anywhere they imagine they are or say they feel threatened even if they are the stalker? Many decades of struggle and progress to eliminate racial profiling, arbitrary arrests, unfair sentencing, imprisonment and criminalization of Black males at younger and younger ages are being reversed by determined special interests like the gun lobby putting profits before the most basic American civil rights. The National Rifle Association and their allies', including the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), determined efforts to support and pass "Stand Your Ground" and other destructive laws to protect guns rather than children perpetuates the epidemic of gun violence, especially for Black male teenagers like Trayvon Martin. Black children and teens were 17 times more likely to die from a gun homicide than White children and teens in 2010. Since 1963, 59,265 Black children and teens have been killed by guns -- more than 17 times the recorded lynchings of Black people of all ages in America between 1882 and 1968. What made a Black male teenager in a hoodie walking home in the rain appear suspicious and "up to no good" in George Zimmerman's eyes? Would he have stopped a White male teenager? Isn't it long past time that we have a candid conversation about how we can create a post-racial America for our children and grandchildren beginning today? Let us refuse to be silent. If Trayvon Martin's parents had been silent and other voices had not joined with them, George Zimmerman never would have been arrested and never would have been brought to trial. Let us continue to refuse to be silent until all the George Zimmermans of this world are deterred and held accountable for vigilante justice against Black males. Let us refuse to be silent until the killing of Black mothers' sons is as important as the killing of White mothers' sons. Only then will we have a post-racial America. Marian Wright Edelman is President of the Children's Defense Fund whose Leave No Child Behind® mission is to ensure every child a Healthy Start, a Head Start, a Fair Start, a Safe Start and a Moral Start in life and successful passage to adulthood with the help of caring families and communities. For more information go to www.childrensdefense.org. For More Information Contact: Raymonde Charles, 401.954.3892 firstname.lastname@example.com SOURCE Children's Defense Fund
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"We had to make it clear that nonviolent resistance is not a method of cowardice. It does resist.
It is not a method of stagnant passivity and deadening complacency. The nonviolent resister is just as opposed to the evil that he is standing against as the violent resister but he resists without violence. This method is nonaggressive physically but strongly aggressive spiritually. Another thing that we had to get over was the fact that the nonviolent resister does not seek to humiliate or defeat the opponent but to win his friendship and understanding…
"The end of violence or the aftermath of violence is bitterness. The aftermath of nonviolence is reconciliation and the creation of a beloved community….
"Then we had to make it clear also that the nonviolent resister seeks to attack the evil system rather than individuals who happen to be caught up in the system…
"Another basic thing we had to get over is that nonviolent resistance is also an internal matter. It not only avoids external violence or external physical violence but also internal violence of spirit. And so at the center of our movement stood the philosophy of love. The attitude that the only way to ultimately change humanity and make for the society that we all long for is to keep love at the center of our lives….
"We must continue to move on. Our self—respect is at stake; the prestige of our nation is at stake. Civil rights is an eternal moral issue which may well determine the destiny of our civilization… We must keep moving with wise restraint and love and with proper discipline and dignity…"
excerpted from "The Power of Non-violence"
by Martin Luther King, Jr.
June 4, 1957
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday is an auspicious time to reflect on the legacy, methods and message of one of the greatest revolutionaries of our time as well as to reflect on the mantle that we inherit as aspiring yogis and budding spiritual activists. The vision of universal brotherhood and sisterhood and freedom and equality for all beings through radical non-violent tactics, grounded in love, is as relevant and necessary today as it was in Gandhi's and Dr. King's time and throughout history. The work did not end with these visionaries meeting their untimely demise. To the contrary, it is up to us as yogis-in-training and activists to fearlessly dive deep within to explore where slavery still exists in our minds, lives and cultures.
The practices of asana, meditation, japa, satsang and ethical vegetarianism and veganism allow us to delve the depths of the bodies made of food, energy, mind, refined intellect and eventually bliss to root out that which is keeping us from living in joy and cosmic love and to create new pathways and patterns that liberate not only the mind but the heart. We can all very easily be slave to impulse, desire and cultural conditioning and we can all easily engage in behaviors and attitudes that could facilitate the modern slavery that still exists between races, sexes, religions and even species. As we awaken to this universal vision, we can begin to skillfully act in the world as agents of change as the greats like Dr. King have. In fact, we don't have to wait until we are fully "awakened." The time is now. It is up to us to "keep this movement moving, "as Dr. King implored.
Yoga is about liberation and nothing less. In our quest for personal liberation and realization, we must be sure to adopt the ethic of non-violence and love that Dr. King utilized. No revolution, personal, societal or otherwise will impart lasting change if it is based on violence, harming, enmity or hostility as the fruits will be full of violence, harm and instability. The law of karma is clear. The project we are engaged in, as my beloved teacher Sharon Gannon says, is to be "liberators of countless beings." This is the pledge of the jivanmukta and bodhisattva. This is the echoing message of Dr. King.
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Sports Injuries In Children
Sports injuries fall into two categories: acute injuries that result from sudden trauma and overuse injuries that result from repetitive motions. Although children seem resilient, it is important to remember that their bones are actually more susceptible to injury than those of an adult, due to the vulnerability of the skeletal growth plates (the soft cartilage deposits from which new bone is formed). South Florida is a four-season sports community. We see football players, baseball players, soccer players, gymnasts, cheerleaders, basketball players, volleyball players, equestrians, dancers, lacrosse players, tennis players, track and field athletes, cyclists, swimmers, motocross participants, bull riders, barrel racers, ice skaters, and athletes who play a variety of other sports.
Many sports injuries of an orthopaedic nature can be treated with RICE (rest, ice, compression, elevation). Over-the-counter pain relievers can also be used. However, when a child has persistent pain, swelling or loss of performance a visit to the emergency room or doctor's office is merited.
How Can a Pediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon Help?
Often, activity modification, physical therapy or performance enhancement training can relieve symptoms. In the event that a child needs surgery to repair an injured joint or bone, a pediatric orthopaedic surgeon may be called upon to perform an operation. The nature of the operation will depend on the type of injury. Fortunately, for young athletes there has been a growing trend toward minimally invasive arthroscopic procedures to take the place of open surgery.
Most sports injuries can be prevented. To protect children, parents should:
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- Find out what training and conditioning programs can help improve performance and minimize the risk of injury
- Select athletic programs that are overseen by coaches knowledgeable in first aid procedures and safety training
- Take their children to a physician for a physical examination prior to their participation in an organized sport
- Report diabetes, asthma or other pre-existing conditions to the child's coach and school nurse
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BY STEVE MILLAR For Sun-Times Media June 12, 2013 10:36PM
Updated: July 15, 2013 7:36PM
Mike Recchia got his second shot at affiliated ball when the Baltimore Orioles signed him in December.
When that didn't work out — the Orioles released him after Spring Training despite Recchia's feeling that he pitched well — the Crestwood native figured that was that.
Recchia was content to stay close to home, spend time with his growing family and hope to continue to dominate the Frontier League for the Windy City ThunderBollts.
"I didn't think (getting signed) was going to happen again," he said. "I tried to not even think about it. I just wanted to enjoy pitching for Windy City and have fun."
Instead, Recchia will get another shot to chase his major league dreams. After making his last start for the T-Bolts on Saturday in Rockford, Recchia got a call from the White Sox.
He signed and reported Monday to a mini-camp in Arizona, where he will spend the rest of the week before finding out where he is assigned.
"I'm ecstatic," said Recchia, a Shepard alum. "I'm just meeting a whole group of new guys again and trying to get going.
"I've never taken anything for granted, but I appreciate this chance. My first time, when I signed with the Yankees (out of college) and was with them (in 2010 and 2011) it was like 'This is great, I'm on top of the world.' Then the second time with the Orioles, I thought for sure it was my last chance."
Recchia, who won the Brian Tollberg Award as the Frontier League's top pitcher last season, said when he first got the offer from the Sox, he was a bit hesitant to take it.
His wife, Ashley, gave birth to twins Miles and Nora less than a month ago and pitching for the T-Bolts allowed him the opportunity to spend a lot of time with the family.
"When I got the call, I was like 'Is this the right thing to do?,' " he said. "I decided I had to go, because I didn't want to regret it later. My wife was so supportive and I have to thank her for that."
A factor that pushed Recchia into signing was that it was the Sox, the team he grew up rooting for.
"I worked at 'The Cell' in 2005 in concessions, selling sausages," he said. "I always looked out on the field and thought 'I can play here one day maybe.'"
Recchia was 1-3 with a 3.69 ERA this season for the T-Bolts. Last season, he went 11-3 with a 2.51 ERA and a league record 177 strikeouts.
"It's tough to lose such a great pitcher, but that's what we're here for is to give guys these opportunities," T-Bolts manager Ron Biga said. "He worked hard and he deserved it."
Now Recchia will try to follow in the footsteps of Dylan Axelrod, who made his major league debut on the mound for the Sox just two seasons after pitching for the T-Bolts.
"The Sox have said 'We're not here to change you' and that's made me really comfortable," Recchia said. "I just want to continue to pitch the way I have the last couple years. Hopefully I can do what Axelrod did and make it."


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|AboAbat, AM 1999, Spinal cord injury in Saudi Arabia: Characteristics, bone mineral density, and functional electrical stimulation for upright mobility , PhD thesis, Salford : University of Salford.
|Abushahma, MS 2009, Investigation into pregnancy and toxoplasma gondii infection in Libya , PhD thesis, University of Salford.
|Allsup, JL 2011, Cellular biochemical and experimental therapeutic studies of L-glutamine and L-asparagine depletion for paediatric sarcoma cells , PhD thesis, University of Salford.
|Anthony, B 2010, Investigation of the effects of schistosoma mansoni eggs on hepatic stellate cell phenotype , PhD thesis, Salford : University of Salford.
|Aziz, A, Soucie, E, Sarrazin, S and Sieweke, MH 2009, 'MafB/c-Maf deficiency enables self-renewal of differentiated functional macrophages' , Science, 326 (5954) , pp. 867-871. Item not available from this repository.
|Barbin, A, Wang, R, O'Connor, P and Elder, RH 2003, 'Increased formation and persistence of 1,N(6)-ethenoadenine in DNA is not associated with higher susceptibility to carcinogenesis in alkylpurine-DNA-N-glycosylase knockout mice treated with vinyl carbamate' , Cancer research, 63 (22) , pp. 7699-703. Item not available from this repository.
|Barnes , N, Flower, KR, Fyyaz, SA, Godfrey, SM, Mcgown, A, Miles , PJ, Pritchard, RG and Warren, JE 2010, 'Can the solid state structures of the dihalogen adducts R3EX2 (E = P, As; R = alkyl, aryl; X = Br, I) with the molecular spoke geometry be considered good mimics of the gold(I) systems [(R3E)AuX] (E = As, P; R = alkyl, aryl; X = Cl, Br, I)?' , CrystEngComm, 12 (3) , pp. 784-794. Item not available from this repository.
|Behnke, JM, Eira, C, Rogan, MT, Gilbert, FS, Torres, J, Miquel, J and Lewis, JW 2009, 'Helminth species richness in wild wood mice, Apodemus sylvaticus, is enhanced by the presence of the intestinal nematode Heligmosomoides polygyrus' , Parasitology, 136 (07) , pp. 793-804.
|Bevan, RJ, Durand, MF, Hickenbotham, PT, Kitas, GD, Patel, PR, Podmore, I, Griffiths, HR, Waller, HL and Lunec, J 2003, 'Validation of a novel ELISA for measurement of MDA-LDL in human plasma' , Free Radical Biology and Medicine, 35 (5) , pp. 517-527. Item not available from this repository.
|Bhardwaj, E, Else, K, Warhurst, G and Rogan, MT 2008, Inflammatory bowel disease and trichuris muris , in: Crohns and Colitis Foundations National Clinical and Research Conference on Advances in Inflammatory Bowel Diseases, 4th - 7th December 2008, Hollywood, Florida.
|Bhardwaj, EK, Else, KJ, Rogan, T and Warhurst, G 2014, 'Increased susceptibility to Trichuris muris infection and exacerbation of colitis in Mdr1a-/- mice' , World Journal of Gastroenterology, 20 (7) , p. 1797.
|Bisby, RH, Arvanitidis, M, Botchway, CW and Clark, IP 2003, 'Investigation of multiphoton-induced fluorescence from solutions of 5-hydroxytryptophan' , Photochemical & Photobiological Sciences, 2 (2) , pp. 157-162.
|Bisby, RH, Botchway, SW, Greetham, GM, Hadfield, JA, Mcgown, A, Parker, AW, Scherer, KM and Towrie, M 2012, 'Time-resolved nanosecond fluorescence lifetime imaging and picosecond infrared spectroscopy of combretastatin A-4 in solution and in cellular systems' , Measurement Science and Technology, 23 , 084001.
|Bisby, RH, Botchway, SW, Hadfield, JA, McGown, A, Parker, AW and Scherer, KM 2011, 'Fluorescence lifetime imaging of E-combretastatin uptake and distribution in live mammalian cells' , European Journal of Cancer . (In Press)
|Bisby, RH, Brooke, R and Navaratnam, S 2008, 'Effect of antioxidant potential in the oxygen radical absorption capacity (ORAC) assay' , Food Chemistry, 108 (3) , pp. 1002-1007.
|Bisby, RH, Crisostomo, AG, Botchway, SW and Parker, AW 2009, 'Nanoscale hydroxyl radical generation from multiphoton ionization of tryptophan' , Photochemistry and Photobiology, 85 (1) , pp. 353-357.
|Botchway, SW, Parker, AW, Bisby, RH and Crisostomo, AG 2008, 'Real-time cellular uptake of serotonin using fluorescence lifetime imaging with two-photon excitation' , Microscopy Research and Technique, 71 (4) , pp. 267-273. Item not available from this repository.
|Botchway, SW, Bisby, RH, Dad, S and Parker, AW 2006, 'Single- and multi-photon excited fluorescence from serotonin complexed with B-cyclodextrin' , Photochemical and Photobiological Science, 5 , pp. 122-126.
|Botchway, SW, Crisostomo, AG, Parker, AW and Bisby, RH 2007, 'Near infrared multiphoton-induced generation and detection of hydroxyl radicals in a biochemical system' , Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics, 464 (2) , pp. 314-321.
|Boyce, K 2013, Transmission ecology of gastrointestinal trematodes of small mammals, malham tarn, North Yorkshire, UK , PhD thesis, University of Salford.
|Boyce, K, Hide, G, Craig, PS, Harris, PD, Reynolds, C, Pickles, A and Rogan, MT 2012, 'Identification of a new species of digenean Notocotylus malhamensis n. sp. (Digenea: Notocotylidae) from the bank vole (Myodes glareolus) and the field vole (Microtus agrestis)' , Parasitology . (In Press)
|Brooks, DR, Appleford, PJ, Murray, L and Isaac, RE 2003, 'An essential role in molting and morphogenesis of Caenorhabditis elegans for ACN-1, a novel member of the angiotensis-converting enzyme family that lacks a metallopeptidase active site' , The Journal of Biological Chemistry, 278 (52) , pp. 52340-52346. Item not available from this repository.
|Brooks, DR, Denise, H, Westrop, GD, Coombs, GH and Mottram, JC 2001, 'The stage-regulated expression of leishmania mexicana CPB cysteine proteases is mediated by an intercistronic sequence element' , Journal of Biological Chemistry, 276 (50) , pp. 47061-47069. Item not available from this repository.
|Brooks, DR, Hooper, NM and Isaac, RE 2003, 'The Caenorhabditis elegans orthologue of mammalian puromycinsensitive aminepeptidas has roles in embryogenesis and reproduction' , The Journal of Biological Chemistry, 278 (44) , pp. 42795-42801. Item not available from this repository.
|Brooks, DR and Isaac, RE 2004, 'Nematode Aminopeptidases' , in: Aminopeptidases in Biology and Disease , Proteases in Biology and Disease, 2 , Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers, New York, pp. 309-329.
|Cooley, N, Elder, RH and Povey, AC 2010, 'The effect of Msh2 knockdown on methylating agent induced toxicity in DNA glycosylase deficient cells' , Toxicology, 268 (1-2) , pp. 111-7. Item not available from this repository.
|Craig, PS, Wang, Y, Zhang, W, Zhou, H, He, T, Rogan, MT, Li, T, Wen, X, Waili, TT, Wen, H, Davaadorj, N, Gambolt, L and Mukhar, T 2005, 'Human cystic echinococcosis in two Mongolian communities in Hobukesar (China) and Bulgan (Mongolia).' , Transactions of The Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 99 (9) , pp. 692-698. Item not available from this repository.
|Craig, H, Isaac, RE and Brooks, DR 2007, 'Unravelling the moulting degradome: new opportunities for chemotherapy?' , Trends in Parasitology, 23 (6) , pp. 248-253.
|Crisostomo, AG 2009, Intracellular molecular imaging using multiphoton-excited microscopy , PhD thesis, Salford : University of Salford.
|Crisostomo, AG, Moreno, RB, Navaratnam, S, Wilkinson, JA and Bisby, RH 2007, 'Generation of superoxide and singlet oxygen from α-tocopherolquinone and analogues.' , Free Radical Research, 41 (6) , pp. 730-737.
|Dad, S, Bisby, RH, Clark, IP and Parker, AW 2006, 'Formation of singlet oxygen from solutions of vitamin E' , Free Radical Research, 40 (3) , pp. 333-338. Item not available from this repository.
|Dad, S, Bisby, RH, Clark, IP and Parker, AW 2005, 'Identification and reactivity of the triplet excited state of 5-hydroxytryptophan' , Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology B: Biology, 78 (3) , pp. 245-251. Item not available from this repository.
|Davies, EJ, Blackhall, FH, Shanks, JH, David, G, McGown, AT, Swindell, R, Slade, RJ, Martin-Hirsch, P, Gallagher, JT and Jayson, GC 2004, 'Distribution and clinical significance of heparan sulfate proteoglycans in ovarian cancer' , Clinical Cancer Research, 10 (15) , pp. 5178-5186. Item not available from this repository.
|Ducki, S, Renninson, D, Woo, M, Kendall, A, Mcgown, A and Lawrence, NJ 2009, 'Combretastatin-like chalcones as inhibitors of microtubule polymerization. Part 1: synthesis and biological evaluation of antivascular activity.' , Bioorganic and Medicinal Chemistry, 17 (22) , pp. 7698-7710. Item not available from this repository.
|Edwards, David J, Hadfield, John A, Wallace, Timothy W and Ducki, Sylvie 2010, 'Tubulin-binding Dibenz[c,e]oxepines as Colchinol analogues for targeting tumour vasculature' , Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry .
|Elder, RH and Dianov, GL 2002, 'Repair of dihydrouracil supported by base excision repair in mNTH1 knock-out cell extracts' , The Journal of biological chemistry, 277 (52) , pp. 50487-90. Item not available from this repository.
|Elkord, E 2007, 'Immunology and immunotherapy approaches for prostate cancer' , Prostate Cancer and Prostatic Diseases, 10 (3) , pp. 224-236.
|Elkord, E 2011, 'Immunotherapy: what is its role in prostate cancer?' , Prostate cancer forum .
|Elkord, E 2008, 'Novel therapeutic strategies by regulatory T cells in allergy' , in: T Cell Regulation in Allergy, Asthma and Atopic Skin Diseases , Karger, Chemical Immunology and Allergy, pp. 150-157.
|Elkord, E 2006, 'Role of regulatory T cells in allergy: implications for therapeutic strategy' , Inflammation and Allergy - Drug Targets, 5 (4) , pp. 211-217.
|Elkord, E, Alcantar-Orozco, E, Dovedi, S and Tran, D 2010, 'T regulatory cells in cancer: recent advances and therapeutic potential' , Expert opinion on biological therapy, 10 (11) , pp. 1573-1586.
|Elkord, E and Burt, D 2011, 'Novel IFNγ ELISPOT assay for detection of functional carcinoembryonic antigen-specific chimeric antigen receptor-redirected T cells ' , Scandinavian Journal Of Immunology, 74 (4) , pp. 419-422. Item not available from this repository.
|Elkord, E, Burt, D, Drijfhout, J, Hawkins, R and Stern, P 2008, 'CD4+ T-cell recognition of human 5T4 oncofoetal antigen: implications for initial depletion of CD25+ T cells' , Cancer Immunology, Immunotherapy, 57 (6) , pp. 833-847.
|Elkord, E, Dangoor, A, Drury, N, Harrop, R, Burt, DJ, Drijfhout, JW, Hamer, C, Andrews, D, Naylor, S, Sherlock, D, Hawkins, RE and Stern, PL 2008, 'An MVA-based vaccine targeting the oncofetal antigen 5T4 in patients undergoing surgical resection of colorectal cancer liver metastases' , Journal of Immunotherapy, 31 (9) , pp. 820-829.
|Elkord, E, Hawkins, R and Stern, P 2008, 'Immunotherapy for gastrointestinal cancer: current status and strategies for improving efficacy' , Expert opinion on Biological Therapy, 8 (4) , pp. 385-395.
|Elkord, E, Hopcraft, L, Burt, DJ and Stern, PL 2006, 'Bead-isolated human CD4+CD25+ T regulatory cells are anergic and significantly suppress proliferation of CD4+CD25- T responder cells' , Clinical Immunology, 120 (2) , pp. 232-233.
|Elkord, E, Rowbottom, A, Kynaston, H and Wiiliams, P 2006, 'Correlation between CD8+ T cells specific for prostate-specific antigen and level of disease in patients with prostate cancer' , Clinical Immunology, 120 (1) , pp. 91-98.
|Elkord, E, Sharma, S, Burt, D and Hawkins, R 2011, 'Expanded subpopulation of FoxP3+ T regulatory cells in renal cell carcinoma co-express Helios, indicating they could be derived from natural but not induced Tregs ' , Clinical Immunology, 140 (3) , pp. 218-222. Item not available from this repository.
|Elkord, E, Williams, P, Kynaston, H and Rowbottom, A 2005, 'Differential CTLs specific for prostate-specific antigen in healthy donors and patients with prostate cancer' , International Immunology, 17 (10) , pp. 1315-1325.
|Elkord, E, Williams, P, Kynaston, H and Rowbottom, A 2005, 'Human monocyte isolation methods influence cytokine production from in vitro generated dendritic cells' , Immunology, 114 (2) , pp. 204-212.
|Feng, X 2013, Immunodiagnosis of human and canine echinococcosis and community studies in northwestern China , PhD thesis, University of Salford.
|Flower, KR, Mcgown, A, Miles, PJ, Pritchard, RG and Warren, JE 2010, 'Isolation of 1,4-Li2-C6H4 and its reaction with [(Ph3P)AuCl]' , Dalton Transactions . Item not available from this repository.
|Fothergill, J, Mowat, E, Walshaw, M, Ledson, M, James, C and Winstanley, C 2011, 'The effect of antibiotic treatment on bacteriophage production by a cystic fibrosis epidemic strain of Pseudomonas aeruginosa' , Antimicrobial Agents in Chemotherapy, 55 (1) , pp. 426-428.
|Fothergill, J, Winstanley, C and James, C 2012, 'Novel therapeutic strategies to counter pseudomonas aeruginosa infections' , Expert Reviews of Anti Infective Therapy, 10 (2) , pp. 219-235.
|Gaukroger, K, Hadfield, JA, Hepworth, LA, Lawrence, NJ and McGown, AT 2001, 'Novel syntheses of cis and trans isomers of combretastatin A-4' , Journal of Organic Chemistry, 66 (24) , pp. 8135-8138. Item not available from this repository.
|Gaukroger, K, Hadfield, JA, Lawrence, NJ, Nolan, S and McGown, AT 2003, 'Structural requirements for the interaction of combretastatins with tubulin: how important is the trimethoxy unit?' , Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry, 1 (17) , pp. 3033-3037. Item not available from this repository.
|Greene, P, Marshall, S, Brady, L, Reeves, C, Brooks, DR, Isaac, E and Lyczak, R 2009, The PAM-1 aminopeptidase regulates microtubule dynamics during meiosis and polarity establishment in the early C. elegans embryo , in: 17th International C. elegans Meeting, 24th-28th June 2009, UCLA, Los Angeles.
|Griffiths, RW, Elkord, E, Gilham, DE, Ramani, V, Clarke, N, Stern, PL and Hawkins, RE 2007, 'Frequency of regulatory T cells in renal cell carcinoma patients and investigation of correlation with survival' , Cancer Immunology, Immunotherapy, 56 (11) , pp. 1743-1753.
|Gros, L, Ishchenko, AA, Ide, H, Elder, RH and Saparbaev, MK 2004, 'The major human AP endonuclease (Ape1) is involved in the nucleotide incision repair pathway' , Nucleic acids research, 32 (1) , pp. 73-81.
|Gruner, AC, Li, Z, Zhao, ZJ, Zhu, XQ, Ren, QS, Nie, FF, Gao, JM, Gao, XJ, Yang, TB, Zhou, WL, Shen, JL, Wang, Y, Lu, FL, Chen, XG, Hide, G, Ayala, FJ and Lun, ZR 2012, 'Differences in iNOS and arginase expression and activity in the macrophages of rats are responsible for the resistance against T. gondii infection' , PLoS ONE, 7 (4) , e35834.
|Gusbi, MM 2007, Aetiology of acute diarrhoea in hospitalized children Tripoli, Libya , PhD thesis, University of Salford.
|Hadfield, JA, Gaukroger, K, Hirst, N, Weston, AP, Lawrence, NJ and McGown, AT 2005, 'Synthesis and evaluation of double bond substituted combretastatins' , European Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, 40 (6) , pp. 529-541. Item not available from this repository.
|Hadfield, JA, Bisby, RH, Scherer, KM, Botchway, SW and Parker, AW 2014, 'Anticancer phototherapy using activation of E-combretastatins by two-photon–induced isomerization' , Journal of Biomedical Optics, 20 (5) , pp. 1004-1.
|Hampson, Lynne, He, X, Hadfield, JA, Kemp , T, Butler , J, Mcgown, A, Kitchener, H and Hampson, I 2009, 'Analogues of Y27632 increase gap junction communication and suppress the formation of transformed NIH3T3 colonies' , British Journal of Cancer, 101 (5) , pp. 829-839. Item not available from this repository.
|Hartkoorn, RC, Kwan, WS, Shallcross, V, Chaikan, A, Liptrott, N, Egan, D, Sora, ES, James, C, Gibbons, S, Bray, PG, Back, DJ, Khoo, SH and Owen, A 2010, 'HIV protease inhibitors are substrates for OATP1A2, OATP1B1 and OATP1B3 and lopinavir plasma concentrations are influenced by SLCO1B1 polymorphisms' , Pharmacogenetics and Genomics, 20 (2) , pp. 112-120.
|Isaac, RE, Craig, H, Martinez-Perez, E and Brooks, DR 2009, Cytosolic aminopeptidase P (APP-1): a possible role in meiotic progression in Caenorhabditis elegans. , in: 17th International C. elegans Meeting, 24th-28th June 2009, UCLA, Los Angeles.
|Jakeman, PM 1984, The effects of training and substrate manipulation upon the metabolic and hormonal responses to graded exercise. , PhD thesis, Salford : University of Salford.
|Jalily, Pouria, Hirst, N, Hadfield, JA and Rossington, SB 2012, 'Novel cyanocombretastatins as potent tubulin polymerisation inhibitors' , Bioorganic and medicinal chemistry letters . (In Press)
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Alexa Dillard, Widow of Dillard's Founder, Dies
Posted 2/20/2013 03:30 pm
Updated 2 years ago
Alexa Latimer Dillard, the widow of Dillard's Inc. founder William T. Dillard and mother of top leaders in the retail chain, has died, the company reported in a news release. She was 96.
She was the mother of William Dillard II, CEO of the retail company, which is based in Little Rock; Alex Dillard, president; Drue Matheny, an executive vice president; Mike Dillard, also an EVP; and Denise Mahaffy, a corporate vice president.
Born in Nashville (Howard County) on Oct. 30, 1916, Alexa Latimer married William T. Dillard on June 9, 1940.
"She was his devoted wife, loving mother of five children as well as his true partner and confidant in the founding and growth of Dillard's," the company release said. "Mrs. Dillard was known for her quick wit and eye for great merchandise, but more importantly for her unmatched devotion to her family. She will truly be missed."
Arrangements are by Ruebel Funeral Home in Little Rock.
Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday at Ruebel Funeral Home. The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Friday in Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Little Rock. The full obituary can be read here.


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> result=((1-mask)*source)+(mask*destination). > >So this is an example of the worst kind of patent: a patent on a mathematical >expression. Furthermore, a particularly obvious one that many, including >myself, have been using for years prior to the date of Apple's patent. Oh, my. They claim they've patented the bitmask?!?!?!?!?! Bitmasks were being used back in the early 1980's in commercial games. This patent wasn't requested until 1992. APPLE THEMSELVES WERE USING THIS IN 1984! Must be a leftover from the "let's patent the icon" days when they were fighting MS. -- Les Barstow | e-mail: email@example.com System Administrator | VR1, Inc. | http://www.vr1.com | Disclaimer: All your server are belong to us!Received on Wednesday, 3 October 2001 17:29:31 GMT
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Just wondering if anyone has had something like this before. I think I started my cycle today. At least its red finally. And the other day I was having one of my really bad mood swings, normal for me prior to period. Even the cramping and pain in the lower back at times. I need to remember to mark it on a calendar so I know if its on time and when its going to hit
Odd part is this cycle and last cycle, I had greyish discharge prior to start of period. I've had brownish before like 3 days before. Cant remember how long the greyish discharge was last cycle but this cycle it was almost a full week before. no itching and no foul odors. But also had some cramping about 5 days ago similar to cramps with a period... I thought for sure my cycle was early, even had the mood swings. But now not sure whats been going on for the last week
I also take Prozac for my depression/anxiety. It usually helps fairly well with the PMS mood swings. Last month didnt really notice the mood swing, this month, really noticed the mood swing even with the prozac although have been under more stress than useful or at least it seems that way. cycle only last 1.5-2 days at most for the major bleeding, hardly anything after that
Still having some minimal light cramping occasionally for some reason. also noticed I've gained at least 2-3 lbs back which I havent done in a long time. Honestly hoping it isnt early menopause


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The subtle colors in the PA Grand Canyon come alive especially at sunrise! It really is one of the most beautiful places in PA!!!
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Market Volatility Weighs On IPOs This Week
NEW YORK (AP) â¿¿ After more than a month of mostly weak returns on initial public offerings, postponed deals and a highly volatile stock market, this week's seven scheduled IPOs may be lucky just to make it to market.
So far this month, four IPOs have been indefinitely postponed and one company withdrew its plans to go public. Two more companies canceled their IPOs in late April.
Of the 15 public debuts in April and May, nine companies have priced below or at the very bottom of expectations. Shares of 10 of those companies are currently trading below their offering prices, meaning two-thirds of initial IPO investors have lost money if they hung on to their stakes.Not a great environment for IPOs. Only one company this week, Niska Gas Storage Partners LLC, is drawing an overall thumbs-up with its planned $367.5 million offering. That's because of the recent success of another natural gas storage company, PAA Natural Gas Storage LP, a former division of Plains All American Pipeline LP, said IPO analyst Scott Sweet of IPOBoutique. Niska is the biggest independent operator of natural gas storage assets in North America. The other deals will have to settle for "a wing and a prayer," said John Fitzgibbon, who tracks market chatter on upcoming IPOs at IPOScoop.com. "It's an ambitious calendar and they ran into something called Greece." Debt problems in Europe, particularly in Greece, have driven stock markets lower across the globe. Stocks were highly volatile at the end of last week with the Dow down nearly 1,000 points on Thursday alone before recovering most of its losses. In an effort to soothe panicky markets, the 16 countries that use the euro and the International Monetary Fund agreed this weekend to create a nearly $1 trillion rescue fund to support European nations burdened by heavy debt loads.
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Informational: Federal Court Arraignment
The United States Attorney's Office announced that during a federal court session in Billings, on August 2, 2010, before U.S. Magistrate Judge Carolyn S. Ostby, the following individual was arraigned:
ARSCENIO NOT AFRAID, a 23-year-old resident of HARDIN, appeared on a charge of conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine. He is currently detained. If convicted of this charge, NOT AFRAID faces possible penalties of a mandatory minimum of 10 years in prison and could be sentenced to life, a $4,000,000 fine and at least 5 years supervised release. Assistant U.S. Attorney Lori Harper Suek is the prosecutor for the United States. The defendant pled not guilty to the charge.
The charge, an indictment, information or complaint, is merely an accusation and any person named as a defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty. A pre-trial conference and a trial date will be set and the United States will be required to prove the allegations set forth in the indictment beyond a reasonable doubt.


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Create and manage your own plots
Borage is a wonderful herb to grow for beautifying your veg plot, and giving you a long-lasting supply of very pretty edible flowers for adding to salads and drinks.
It's a prolific self-sower. Grow it once and you'll find plants popping up around your plot for years to come.
Time from seed to plate: 8 weeks
Borage seeds require no special treatment to get them going. Sow by creating a shallow groove across a veg bed about half an inch deep. Sprinkle in the seeds leaving one every couple of inches. Firm back the soil and water.
Allow a gap of 12 inches between rows.
After 3-4 weeks thin out the seedlings that come up so you're left with one plant every 6 inches. That's all the care they require.
After about 8 weeks you can start harvesting the flowers. Collect these by gently pulling the stamen tips to separate the blossom from the green backing attached to the stem. Use the flowers fresh in drinks or salads. Alternatively freeze them individually in ice-cube trays to use later. Fantastic in summer coolers, pimms or gin & tonics.


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"Using natural resources prudently and managing waste are key to sustainable development. Jennings are committed to incorporating these principles into its business practices. "
Jennings recognise that management of the Company's activities in an environmentally responsible manner makes sound business sense and demonstrates a commitment to the principles of sustainability.
The company is committed to a structured approach to the management of its activities, ensuring compliance with environmental legislation, regulations, and all other relevant guidance and recognised best practices.
Waste reduction is a key factor and a priority in improving environmental performance. We seek to conduct our activities in such a manner that efficient use is made of every resource we consume.
We are working with our customers and supply chain partners to improve the sustainability and environmental performance of projects, and to reduce waste and minimise the impact of our operations on the environment.
Our commitment to the environment includes :-
- Avoiding pollution on site.
- Managing and controlling the environmental impacts of our activities and those of our subcontractors.
- Providing the resources and training to ensure staff can manage the environment.
- Employing effective waste management practices and procedures.
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A dad's new day
Dark memories, deep fears and cautious hopes battled for control of Mike Canning's mind.
Just over a month ago, the 35-year-old High Point man lay on an operating table, about to undergo a delicate, daylong surgery for a life-threatening brain condition. Even as he wondered whether he would awake from the surgery, Mike thought about his childhood.
He remembered what it was like growing up without his father, who left when Mike was only 7.
Remembered how empty his home seemed, not to mention his heart, when his dad walked out.
Remembered how his mother had to work three jobs, just to make ends meet.
That was nearly three decades ago, hundreds of miles from High Point. Another time, another place.
Mike's thoughts fast-forwarded to his own family. He and Sarah, his wife of eight years, moved here from New Jersey in 2006, seeking a better quality of life. Mike took a job with HP Enterprise Services, and then came the children — a boy, Shaun, who's now 4, and then twin girls, Kira and Kaya, now 9 months old.
Lying there on the operating table, Mike feared for his children's future. Was he about to leave them, as his dad had left him? Not the same circumstances, of course, but they'd still be fatherless.
"All I could think about was my kids and what it would be like for them to not have a father," Mike says.
"I was just ridden with fear and all the what-ifs of what was going to happen. Would I still be able to pay for my house and the car and feed my family? Would I be able to pick my son up and throw a ball with him? Just thinking about my children being without a father and going through what I went through was really hard to stomach."
Gradually, though, Mike's worries gave way to the anesthetic coursing through his veins, and he drifted off to sleep.
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Honestly, Mike hadn't always been such a deep thinker where his family was concerned. Sure, he loved his kids and did his best to provide for them while Sarah stayed home to care for them. In his mind, though, he figured he would always be there for his family. Tomorrow was a given.
Until May 9, that is.
That night, as Mike and Sarah watched TV, "waves of dizziness" crashed over him, he says. When he stood up to go get some water, his entire right side collapsed and he slumped to the floor. Mike, a former firefighter and first responder, gave himself a stroke test, but he passed. Since he hadn't eaten well that day, he chalked up the episode to poor nutrition, ate some cereal and a banana, and then went to bed.
He struggled to sleep, alternating between burning up and freezing all night. The next morning, he couldn't stop sweating, and his right side was still weak and slow to respond.
That's when Sarah remembered Mike had encountered a black widow the last time he'd cooked on the grill. He must've been bitten without realizing it, so off to the emergency room they went, presumably to get an antivenin.
A battery of tests ruled out a spider bite and other possible causes. Although a fluid IV reinvigorated Mike slightly, the doctors at High Point Regional Hospital decided to do a CT scan, just to be cautious.
"After the CT scan, they came back in with a swarm of doctors," Mike recalls. "One of them had 'Neurology' written on his jacket, and at that point I knew something was very wrong."
Mike had a bleed on his brain, caused by an abnormal connection between the arteries and veins called an arteriovenous malformation, or AVM.
"On the scan, it looks like just a jumble of yarn," Sarah says.
To a doctor, though, it looks like trouble. The doctors at High Point Regional sent Mike straight to Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem, where neurosurgeon Dr. Rashid Janjua specializes in treating and removing AVMs from the brain.
According to Janjua, AVMs form as a baby develops in the mother's womb, and they can form anywhere in the body. Their presence generally goes undetected until a blood vessel wall tears, causing a bleed that can be catastrophic if not treated, even more so if the AVM is on the brain.
"So what (Mike) had was a ticking time bomb," Janjua says. "The bomb went off, and now you have to go in and take the bomb out."
When Janjua first met Mike, he saw the fear in his patient's eyes. Mike wept as he told the doctor about his three young children, and how badly he wanted to live and be there for them.
Janjua, a father of three small children himself, felt tears well up in his own eyes as he held Mike's hand.
"I understand," he said softly, "and I'm going to get you back to your kids."
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Before removing the AVM, Janjua first had to stop the bleeding. He did this through a procedure called embolization, in which a small catheter is passed through a groin vessel all the way up into the vessels supplying the AVM. With the catheter, he applied a gluelike substance to block the flow of blood through the AVM.
Two days later, Janjua performed a craniotomy — temporarily removing a bone flap from the skull — which gave him access to Mike's brain to remove the AVM. The delicate surgery, which took the better part of 12 hours, left no margin for error.
"The problem with (Mike) was that the AVM was exactly on that part of the brain where it controlled the other side of the body — his right side was completely controlled," Janjua explains.
"It's the worst possible place to have an AVM. So imagine for yourself, I had to go fishing for a pea inside a bowl made out of Jell-O. In order to get to that pea, you have to go through Jell-O, and how much Jell-O you go through determines how he wakes up. So it's critical to be very delicate and take everything out without harming anything else around there."
Mike came through the operation fine. Initially after the surgery, he could walk with a walker and had limited functionality in his right foot and arm, all of which were good signs for his recovery.
"But within 24 hours, my arm and my leg just stopped working altogether," he recalls. "Everything stopped working, and I got really scared that it wasn't going to come back."
Mike thought of his children again. Would they grow up with a disabled father? And if so, how effective a father could he be?
Those fears crippled Mike even more, until he moved to the Sticht Center on Aging and Rehabilitation — also at Wake Forest Baptist — and gradually began to regain strength and functionality. Within a couple of weeks, he had been cleared to return to his home.
To his wife and children.
And, perhaps most importantly, to a fresh start as a father.
"In a weird way, I feel like this happening to me is a good thing, because it's really changed the way I look at the world," he says.
"I'd never really thought about it, but I was truly taking my life for granted. I had my life totally crammed with what I thought was important, and I'm realizing now that everything doesn't need to be perfect and everything doesn't need to be done right away. This has helped me prioritize the things that are really important."
He's talking about his family. A month ago, he worried that he would no longer be there for his children, but now he's realizing that maybe he wasn't really with them to begin with.
"I was always creating this environment for myself where I couldn't relax, because I would look around and see things that needed to be done," Mike explains.
"Even when I was with the kids, I wasn't mentally with them — I wasn't enjoying them in the moment — but now I find myself just immersed in their reality, and playing with them and just being with them makes me so happy. I'm able to just slow down and appreciate them more. And the things I used to worry about so much — cutting the grass, cleaning this room or that room — those things just don't matter anymore."
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What you may not know is that we now have a second Catholic radio station in town. KEDC 88.5 FM is now on the air! They are a high-power FM station which is currently playing a mix of EWTN Radio and Relevant Radio programming. The call letters "KEDC" come from the name of the apostolate which was formed to educate families in the faith - The RED-C Apostolate: Religious Education for the Domestic Church. You can also find them on Facebook (KACB is also on Facebook).
This morning, I was blessed to be on Morning Air with Sean Herriott on Relevant Radio. I didn't think that I would be on locally, because the station normally switches from Relevant to EWTN the time I was going to be on. But, I got this email, from the head of KEDC (Dennis Macha), telling me the whole story:
I was listening to the station on my way out of town this morning when I heard that Marcel was to be interviewed during the 3rd hour of Morning Air on Relevant Radio! But, our station changes over to EWTN at that time and only gets the first two hours of Morning Air. So, I was able to pull over in the gas station parking lot and change the signal from EWTN back to Relevant Radio with the RED-C iPhone! I kept losing the signal on my car radio when an 18 wheeler would roll by, so I continued on. I then turned the Relevant Radio feed back down at the top of the hour, while my wife helped me listen to our home speakers over the cell phone. I plan on changing the programming a little tonight so that Marcel's interview will be reaired at 11 pm in the place of Father Corapi, if you all would like to listen...Very cool - thanks Dennis!
We are uber-blessed to have two Catholic stations in an area this size. Thanks to everyone in town who has helped make both stations a reality.