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GA: Something else scared people off from Arizona: Joe Arpaio.
TT: Sheriff Joe Arpaio. Right. Well, the interesting aspect of all of this stuff is that when put to a vote, when put to a test in terms of a poll, most Coloradans agreed with that particular proposal. Most Hispanics in Colorado, according to the poll, also agreed with it. The Zogby poll that came out a little bit ago — 56 percent of Hispanics in the United States agree that there is too much immigration coming into the United States altogether. Now, this is heartening, and certainly something I talked about all during the campaign.... I am proud of the fact that, in at least one poll, I had more Hispanic support than Mayor Hickenlooper...
GA: But just because a certain segment of the population supports something does not make it right. And so saying somehow that Latinos are in favor of stricter immigration reform does not necessarily make it right.
TT: You don't think that's true?
GA: Polls? I don't believe most polls.
TT: I wish I didn't, either...
GA: But that is something that has always fascinated me about you: You have this emphasis on, okay, we need to crack down on the employers. We need to crack down, you know, if we stop it, whether it's E-Verify or something else, then we can somehow stem the flow of illegal immigration. But that is also the root cause of immigration, period: It's the economy. Is it the worker, or it is businessmen who want to have cheap labor?
TT: Exploit is the word.
GA: Exploit. But that has also been the American way. America has demanded cheap labor. I think to truly, completely stem the flow of illegal immigration, you truly have to crack down on capitalism, on the businesses. But we would never do that because that would reek of socialism.
TT: Just watch.
GA: Sure, okay. Just watch.
TT: Because I would guarantee you that is exactly where I would go, because that is the nexus. That's where you can deal with this issue, because you don't have to be rounding people up; you don't have to be doing anything nearly as extreme as that. You simply have to say: The thing for which you came you cannot get. And therefore, people either go home or they go someplace else.
GA: And what does that do to business?
TT: I'll tell you what it does to business. It tells them they're going to have to meet the market. You know, labor is a market just like anything else, and so the fewer number of people you have to work for you, what happens? What happens in any market system? It is not anti-capitalist, it is pure capitalism. Because the fewer number of people that are applying for the jobs available creates this other phenomenon. It's called higher wages. Because they meet at some place; they meet.
GA: The last thing the American businessman wants to do.
TT: Tough crap!
GA: I would argue that folks are misdirecting their ire at the immigrants, as opposed to the businesses and the industry that hire them.
TT: Let's go after those businesses. I'm all for it.
GA: Let's go smash capitalism! Let's do it right now. Let's go.
TT: Fine. You wanna say smash capitalism; I simply say it's obeying the law. And there are all kinds of laws that employers have to obey.... Now would you say, well, we shouldn't have health codes because that's anti-capitalist? B.S. It's got nothing to do with capitalism. These are the regulations that you operate under. One of them is hiring people who are legally present in the United States. There's nothing wrong with demanding that of any employer in this country. That's the main issue....Who is our first loyalty to? Is it not to the people who are here, who have either gone through the process directly, or were born here? And Gustavo, I don't care. I can say this a million times, and I don't know if you'll ever believe me, sir, but I will tell you, it's got nothing to do with race. In my heart, nothing.
GA:...I understand that. And I would believe you, Tom, if you weren't so insistent, that you will not believe that even among this wave of immigrants, whether they are legal or illegal, that we don't become American. That we don't become acculturated. You do not want to believe that, and that's why/where we have this difference in opinion. So when you give me these good economic arguments, I might disagree, I might agree. But when you start talking about culture, it all flies out the window. And I'm sorry about that.... We have a huge crowd that's fully acculturated, but still very proud of their roots. We're telling you, we're telling you that we're acculturated. You don't believe it, hence the interest in the debate.
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Just wondering if any fertilize your Hercs.
If you do what fertilize you use, and how often? I see many directions say Hercs do not need fert. But the instructions say fertile moist soil. I have to ask how many of us have this perfect fluffy fertile woodland garden soil? Of course to garden you should and do improve your soil with compost but.....if that does not give you the perfect soil why is it assumed or instructions given that Hercs do no need Fertilizer. I stumbled on increasing survival of my Hercs by doing 2 things. I have switched to only buying the ones I know that seem to have stronger growth records for my zone...for me it is Villosa and I fertilize once a month. I use half strength of M-grow acid fertilizer. Since I started doing that I have not lost any for 3 years. I get vigorous growth and improved color. |
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In the past 2 years I have become a big fan of alfalfa pellets. Sold in 50 lb sacks for about $13, it's horse food. All kinds of plants seem to love it. The downside is that it looks terrible, especially after it breaks down, it looks yucky. I use it anyway. 3-0-2 plus micronutrients, and it's a soil conditioner. If I had an unlimited supply of compost I would toss the alfalfa pellets around, then cover them up with compost. Christine |
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I use 5-10-10 once in the spring but they are planted in good soil. I have a number of heucheras in containers and they get Miracle-Gro a lot, like all my containers which are mostly annuals. I have to say those heucheras are triple the size of those in the ground, not that I plan on Miracle-Gro-ing my perennials. |
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I went to a lecture given by Dan Heims of Terra Nova on Saturday and he mentioned fertilizing those he has in containers in his display garden but no others. He has some huge moss/coir hanging baskets full of Huecheras that hang in big trees. I have pictures from an open day at Terra Nova but for some reason Photobucket is blocking my pictures from showing lately. Haven't figured out what the problem is. |
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The pear crop in the mid-Columbia growing region is incredibly late, said Craig Mallon, quality control manager for Duckwall-Pooley Fruit Co., Odell, Ore.
"Normally, we start picking summer pears the middle of August. This year, we aren't expect to start until Aug. 29. Meanwhile, anjous — which typically start at the beginning of September — won't start until Sept. 18."
Fruit sizing slightly off
Shippers said the fruit appeared to be sizing normally through mid-August.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Employees of the Majestic Star Casino traveled to Indianapolis on Tuesday, meeting with many of their legislators to remind them of one thing.
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With Senate Bill 528 that would return up to $235 million of state tax revenues to casinos, and Senate Bill 585 would allow the Majestic Star to build a land-based casino and give up the second casino operating license. It also would give the city of Gary a number of other economic provisions.
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Peter Ainsworth (Shadow Secretary of State for Environment Food & Rural Affairs, Environment, Food & Rural Affairs; East Surrey, Conservative)
To ask the Secretary of State for Transport what the most recent estimate is of the percentage contribution of aviation, based on emissions by all aircraft departing from UK airports, and including the radiative forcing effect, to UK climate change emissions.
Gillian Merron (Parliamentary Under-Secretary, Department for Transport; Lincoln, Labour)
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International aviation is not included in the UK's climate change inventory as there is no internationally agreed method for allocating such emissions among states. In 2005 aviation represented 6.3 per cent. of UK emissions, calculated as a proportion of emissions in the UK inventory plus emissions from international aviation and shipping departing the UK. Detailed data may be viewed at:
As the "Future of Air Transport Progress Report" (December 2006) noted, aviation emissions arising from the combustion of kerosene include carbon dioxide, water vapour, nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide, particulates and other compounds. These give rise to "radiative forcing" impacts. The total radiative impacts were estimated by the EC TRADEOFF project to be approximately twice those of carbon dioxide (excluding cirrus cloud formation).
Using a radiative forcing multiplier of two, emissions from flights departing the UK contributed approximately 13 per cent. of total UK emissions in 2005. However, the figures for non-aviation sources do not include any radiative forcing attributable to them, as conclusive figures are not available.


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There was a post with this title some time ago, but I can't find it with search. My raised bed along the driveway has a top layer of the fine, grainy "soil" the roly-polies leave behind. I imagine it is their manure. Is this valuable, like worm castings? It is dark and rich looking, mostly when wet. When I water the water wants to run across the top and it is very hard to get it to soak in. Thus, hydrophobic soil. It seems to be related to the roly-poly-poo. I have literally "billions and billions" of roly-polies under my mulch. The previous poster was advised to use a soap to make the soil more receptive to water. Would Murphy's oil soap be ok? It's what I have on hand. I don't want to cultivate until after the yams have been harvested. Thanks! |
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- Posted by lazygardens PhxAZ%3A Sunset 13 (My Page) on Sun, Jul 27, 14 at 9:59
Mulch will help, as will using a soaker hose under the mulch. Roly-polys do not leave castings behind. You are probably seeing what ants dig out. A bit of baby shampoo or dish detergent in water (1 tsp to a 1 gallon watering can) sprinkled slowly over the area until the dirt starts to get wet (a gallon for every square yard is not too much), followed by laying down the soaker hose and adding mulch, then watering regularly will fix it. |
- Posted by ernie85017 9 phx (My Page) on Sun, Jul 27, 14 at 15:54
I do have mulch, which is why I have so many woodlice. The fine dark spheres which make up the layer are their poop. They often practice coprophagy to recover the copper in their poos. In order to do this, they have to poop. They also can help remove heavy metals in soil, but very slowly and over a very long time! I am certain it is not from ants. It is not soil and I would have to have A LOT of ants to make this layer. From what I have read, detergents are not recommended, but rather real soaps. Or a concoction involving flat beer and spit. Yeech! The spit is for the enzymes. I could purchase a product ready made, but wanted to try soap. I'm guessing Murphy's oil soap would be ok, but wanted to see if anyone knew for certain. |
EWWWW! I would not use Murphy's near any of my food crops. |
- Posted by GermanStar 9b (My Page) on Sun, Jul 27, 14 at 19:33
You can use Dawn dishwasher soap, just don't overdo it. |
I'm having the same problem (hydrophobic soil) in certain areas. Seems like where I've let euc leaves decompose, the situation is worse. Hence, I won't be composting euc leaves anymore. One thing that helps is to not let the soil dry out too much. If you let it get bone-dry, it's a battle to re-wet the soil. There are commercial ag wetting agents out there. I haven't researched using them so far. |
- Posted by ernie85017 9 phx (My Page) on Wed, Jul 30, 14 at 17:21
I did a LOT of research and some say yes on the soap, others say no. I think i'll try it. zackey , soap is not ewww, unless you are getting your mouth washed out with it! |
- Posted by GermanStar 9b (My Page) on Wed, Jul 30, 14 at 17:31
It can be a benefit when used sparingly. At the risk of being redundant, don't overdo it. And don't use a soap that contains any kind of additives. Keep it as plain and simple as possible. |
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The new season for the Bakersfield Blaze starts in four weeks and managers are spending this weekend recruiting one-hundred people to fill some key positions.
Scott Renslen wouldn't miss a chance to be part of all the excitement at the ball park.
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"Made my resume up. I went online, printed out an application and filled it out and typed it up, try to make it professional as possible, got up and made sure I was here on time," said Renslen.
Leaders with the baseball organization are hosting a job fair to quickly fill one-hundred game day positions.
"I think it would be great. I love baseball and I just like being around sports. I use to volunteer at Bakersfield College, working at football games, I just love being around that kind of environment," said Armando Ulloa, job applicant.
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CALIFORNIA, July 29, 2013 — Colorblindness, meaning to not judge other people based on the color of their skin, is marketed as a sociological ideal intended to improve race relations. However, colorblindness is simply a contrivance used to stifle legitimate concerns about racism within a society where people can practice racism, and their defenders can condescendingly and arrogantly say, "It's not about race!"
In order to lend credibility to this dubious concept of colorblindness, its advocates falsely attribute this sociological phenomenon to civil rights legend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Salespeople of the colorblind farce argue that Dr. King's message advocated for a society in which nobody sees color, just humans, without noticing race.
This is a ludicrous misinterpretation and utter caricature of King's argument.
In his now monumental "I Have a Dream" speech, given in 1963 on the historic steps of Washington, D.C.'s Lincoln Memorial, King preached, "I have a dream that one day … little black boys and black girls will be able to join hands with little white boys and white girls and walk together as sisters and brothers."
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That adherents of the cult of colorblindness manage to redecorate King's lucid and logical philosophy on race into a preposterous call for eradicating racial distinctions is exceedingly insidious.
The notion that colorblindness and post-racial societies are laudable goals is arguably the cleverest trick racists have ever played. Racists understand that while people are pretending to be colorblind, they can clandestinely advance their goals while asserting that race has nothing to do with any of their actions.
Inevitably, colorblindness leads to a society where people are so desensitized to racism that it can be credibly denied as long as the accused racist does not wear distinguishable racist regalia. If colorblindness continues to have a foothold in Western society, however, "It's not about race!" will be considered a legitimate retort to even the most virulent forms of organized racism.
Those who assert that overtly race-related situations have nothing to do with race are often among those who consistently posit race-based arguments. There is no greater example of this phenomenal hypocrisy than the recent Trayvon Martin saga.
Rather than addressing the clear racial issues in the Zimmerman murder case, many people on the right-wing of American politics think the best thing to do is to pivot from Martin's unnecessary death to discussions about black-on-black crime. Those discussions appear to be a rationalization of why people like George Zimmerman are right to be afraid of and kill young black boys.
If those who chant the "What about black-on-black crime?" talking point were truly as colorblind as they claim, they would not deflect from an interracial crime to selectively comment on black intraracial crime. If they were as colorblind as they profess, all crime would simply be considered crime that needs to be eradicated.
The fact that they enjoy breaking down crime into racial categories that portray blacks badly is evidence of their colorblind hypocrisy.
The commentary on black-on-black Chicago crime from the American right is not coming from a place of genuine concern for black life. They could not care less about black life. The right's deplorable demonization of dead victim Trayvon Martin is evidence of this point.
The dignified student Hadiya Pendleton is not representative of all the people killed in gun violence in Chicago. Every day in Chicago, there are people killed with objectively more "thug" credentials than Trayvon Martin.
If Martin was a "thug" destined for eventual death because he smoked marijuana, like right-wingers obtusely argue, then, according to their logic, many of the victims of Chicago gun violence deserved their fates, too.
Despite the pontifications of many naïve talking heads and academics, a post-racial, colorblind society would not be preferable to a race-conscious society.
Race-consciousness does not equate to racism, but colorblindness is the perfect societal condition for the proliferation of surreptitious racism, which will inevitably morph into full-blown racism.
In the literal sense, colorblindness is an ophthalmological defect. Why should we believe it is a social virtue? No logical arguments have been presented to lead to the conclusion that colorblindness is a social virtue. Colorblindness is based on the insulting premise that non-whiteness is a social defect, therefore being blind to race is the best way to improve race relations.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s dream will not be realized until little white boys and little white girls and little black boys and little black girls can hold hands together in agape love without their different colors being an impediment to their fellowship. If people have to blind themselves to color in order to love one another, obviously they are concealing their inner racism.
Colorblindness is not racial progress. Colorblindness is the unambiguous antithesis of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s dream; however, opinion-makers have hoodwinked people into believing that colorblindness is its fulfillment — and racists couldn't be happier.
Chidike Okeem is a writer. Born in Nigeria, raised in London, England, and now living in California, he writes about race, culture, religion, and politics. You can find contact information and read more of his writings at www.voiceofchid.com.
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These flowers look as if they're made from paper. Beautiful!
Wow, stunning.
such a sweet photo!
Nice Picture. I am from Holland haha!
Very beautiful flowers, love the petals pattern and white colour.
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My Salvia reptans East Texas form seems to have developed purple, not sky-blue flowers. Does anyone have such a plant? I may have gotten this one from someone else and lost my original sky-blue form. I will need to get that one back. |
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Hi Richard, I have seeds from reptans left over from a purchase from seedhunt, if you need them just ask and I will post off to you.The purple reptans sounds intrigueing. Cheers Annette |
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WOW! Tantita, wish you would tag each of the pictures so we could better id the plants. Love both your front and back yards. Especially like that you must have wonderful views from every window and door on the back. Thanks for sharing. Would you tell me that the weeping tree-form evergreen is near your front door? |
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Totem Talk: The Wrath of the Shaman part 3 - Restoration and Synergy {WoW}
Jul 24th 2008 8:40PM I feel really good about all the changes in the resto tree. Although i will admit that the removal of nature's guidance will negatively effect the ele and enhance trees. i dont see this change effecting me too much bc ive been resto from day 1 and plan to stay that way. Im also happy about finally getting some more utility for our other healing spells with the talents ancestral awakening and tidal waves. I love main healing 5mans but tend to kind of dislike raiding bc all raids want you to do as a resto shammy is shut up and spam chain heal, which isnt that enjoyable to me. as for the improved water shield i could take it or leave it. personally, I just like getting 50mp5 :P. I love the idea of the improved ES. I was kinda bummed when they changed it from 10 to 6 charges some patches ago. 2 more charges sounds like a grand idea to me. can i just say a huge WOOOO HOOOOO for cleanse spirit and earthliving weapon!? I dont know how many times ive silently wished for a way to cleanse curses, i am super stoked that it will finally be possible. It really didnt make any sense to me that i could cleanse poisons and diseases but not curses, so a big thumbs up for hat. And earthliving weapon?, whats not to like about this, srsly. I was kind of bummed about the change to the wrath of air totem, that it gives haste rating instead of +healing, but with earthliving weapon you will gain back the +102 healing that was lost, so thats pretty sick. Also, im stoked on the fact that resto shammy finally get a weapon embue that is actually useful to us, what a concept! As for the new 51 pt talent in spirit link, i have the same feelings as Mr. Rossi in that until we see it in action, i cant really tell how powerful/useful it will be. It has the potential to be completely freakin 1337 or pretty much useless. Only time will tell i suppose. Overall, i think change is good and the resto tree got some sweet upgrades and much needed love.
Kaplan announces Outlands leveling to be shortened {WoW}
Jul 22nd 2008 7:19PM I dont buy this argument that only players that "spend 12hrs a day in their basement playing wow" can reach the lvl cap. I goto college full time and work part time and still found the time to lvl 2 toons to 70. You dont need to play for 24hrs a day if you want to hit 70. I agree that blizzard just continues to make everything in this game far to easy to achieve. From welfare epics to mounts at lvl 30. Its not like it was that hard to begin with. I remember when dinging 70 (or 60 for that matter) was quite an achievement. I will miss those days /tear.
Wowhead shows Hunters some love {WoW}
Jul 12th 2008 2:49PM ooo ok, well that is certainly good news..i knew all that stuff looked terribly familiar xD
Wowhead shows Hunters some love {WoW}
Jul 12th 2008 2:36PM I am the only one that is not really impressed by these proposed pet talent tree's? It seems to be the exact same as the point system that we already have except that some pet families have 1 extra ability that they can learn at the bottom of each tree. The new abilities are cool, i guess, but i was definitely expecting something more. I dont know, maybe its just me.
Dive right into recruiting with WoW Lemmings {WoW}
Jul 4th 2008 4:55PM as people have said before..this sight is completely useless if you can search by specific realm. This is exactly the problem i have with the LFG forms
Breakfast Topic: Favorite Boss quotes {WoW}
May 23rd 2008 7:13PM I think my favorite has to be from the last boss in Blood Furnace
"Who dares interrupt--What is this, what have you done? You'll ruin everything!"- i freakin love this guys voice, it is awesome!
I also really like Vazruden from ramps: "You have faced many challenges, pity they were all in vain!. Soon your people will kneel to my lord!"...again the voice acting is superb..blizzard really does a good job with it.
and of corse, everyone's favorite : "Time for FUN!"
Breakfast Topic: AV Fixed? {WoW}
Mar 27th 2008 7:18PM in my shadowburn battlegroup we (horde) won 90% of the AV's before patch 2.4 dropped. now, since our starting area was moved, we win about 60%-70% of the time. All the changes favor the alliance bc they QQ'd and got their way. The big difference between horde and alliance is that when we loose a bg, most of us dont go crying to blizzard for an answer. The fact that horde continue to win most Av's even with these changes is testament to the fact that horde are just better at teamwork and pvp in my battlegroup. Im not gonna complain about the new changes bc regardless, the horde is probably still gonna win. It just sucks that blizzard changed things instead of forcing the alliance to L2play.
WoW, Casually: Welfare epics {WoW}
Mar 27th 2008 5:36PM @ Oblivion
Although i have never had to experience people in my raid grps that didnt pull thier weight, i can definitely see how those people getting epics could correlate to someone not pulling their weight in bg's/arenas and also getting epics.
I agree with your idea that all arena gear should have some kind of rating requirement. This would definitely help eliminate some of the hard feelings that some raiders have on the subject. But like you, i dont know how this change would be for those teams that are stuck in low rating brackets bc of greater competion and not lack of skill.
WoW, Casually: Welfare epics {WoW}
Mar 27th 2008 4:01PM @ Jim
Aye, it is true that i do enjoy downing a boss with 25 of my friends with the possibility of gaining a new piece of sweet epic gear. And it is also true that for me raiding is more about the grp atmosphere than about the gear. I dont so much feel that my achievement is tarnished by the rogue mentioned in my previous post, but i do feel that my months and months of effort do not equate to possibly sitting around in bg's doing nothing. And im not assuming that all people that do bg's for the gear arent doing their part to win the match. Winning matches and doing your part just makes earning pve epics that much faster.
As for your comment about badges. I'd really like to know which badges you are referring to? If you are talking about badges of justice, which i am quite sure you are, then you are very mistaken to think that i am earning any of those in the 25man raids that i attend. Now i might bc mag and gruul drop them after the recent patch(2.4), but i hardly ever raid those dungeons anymore, its all about SSC for my guild now and there are no badge drops there. Just for clarification.
It is true that for tanks and healers, pve gear is no where near as viable. As a healer, i know this fact well. But what about the dps classes? Sure you loose some hit rating and maybe small amounts of other stats, but you cannot tell me that more stamina and resilience is useless to clothies or rogues in pve. and the weapons? even season 2 weapons, those you can attain without a high arena rating, are very much on par with weapons dropped in SSC or The Eye.
WoW, Casually: Welfare epics {WoW}
Mar 27th 2008 3:32PM @ Oblivion I strongly disagree with your assertion that it takes just as long to attain a set of pvp epics as it does to attain a set of pve epics. Sure, for the season 3 set, you have to have a certain rating, but what about the rest?? I know people who loose most of their arena matches but still attained a full set of season 2 in about a month. And perhaps in kara, gruul or mag you can take people along that dont know what they are doing..but try bringing even 1 person that doesnt know what they are doing to a Vasj or Kael fight and i guarantee it will be more difficult than it is worth. To me, your argument is very articulate and well stated, but i have to say i disagree.


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Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Volume 2013 (2013), Article ID 545898, 10 pages
Multicomponent Therapeutics of Berberine Alkaloids
1China Military Institute of Chinese Medicine, Integrative Medical Center of 302 Military Hospital, Beijing 100039, China
2Institute of Medicinal Plant Development, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, Peking Union Medical College, Beijing 100193, China
3College of Pharmacy, Chengdu University of Chinese Traditional Medicine, Chengdu 610075, China
Received 10 December 2012; Revised 16 February 2013; Accepted 24 February 2013
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