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Hi - I bought a Blue Pearl Jacob's Ladder a few months ago, and the tag said partial shade to shade. I planted it, therefor, in the shade (probably full, but not heavy, if that makes sense - shaded by my eaves).
It was horribly root bound, and despite my best efforts it floundered after I planted it (yellowed leaves, droopy stems). My overzealous Coral Bells grew over it, so I dug it up, put in some "quick draining" soil mix and replanted it where it gets a bit more light. It looks better, but still qualifies as SAD. Someone on another forum told me that they are in fact full-sun plants, and are sure to die in my clay soil, despite any ammendments I might do. I would like the thoughts of this forum, please! Best,
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- Posted by georgia-rose Z7/8 (My Page) on Wed, Jul 11, 07 at 2:31
There is a lot of confusion in the trade about Polemonium 'Blue Pearl'. some label it as P. reptans (a native species), others label it as P. caeruleum (an introduced species). Whichever one you have, the cultural requirements are basically the same, moderately fertile, well drained soil, in part to full shade. Wet or heavy clay soil will shorten their life. I haven't found Polemonium to be very heat tolerant. My P. reptans, grown in full shade, goes dormant when we have a long string of 90°+ days, but returns when daytime high temperatures drop into the 60°-70°'s. Except P. reptans 'Stairway to Heaven', the variegated foliage form, it completely died due to the heat, even though they were in total shade. Planting during the summer months creates a lot of stress upon the plant and I always do those in full shade. Part shade and full sun plantings have to wait until fall or spring. Hoping the best for yours! |
- Posted by lilgreenfrog 5a CO (My Page) on Wed, Jul 11, 07 at 10:58
Thank you, Georgia-rose, that was very helpful! So no wet soil- how much water does it want? Should I be letting the soil dry a few inches down before re-watering? I can certainly cut back its water - I've probably been overdoing it because of its wilty-ness. And we have been in the high 80's to low 100's for several weeks now, so I'm sure it's less than pleased about that. Thanks again, I appreciate the help Lara |
I may have lost mine completely. It had gone dormant due to the high temperatures. It is in fertile well draining soil but after the several days of deep torrential rains that we received here it seems to have died completely. Nothing is left other than a dried hollow empty husk of a stem. I just cut it down as it was depressing to look at. I left a little lower foliage in hope that it may return. After all that stress I just don't think it will. |
I have had good luck with P. reptans 'Stairway to Heaven,' despite the humidity & 90s. Of course my soil is ridiculously well drained. Mine are in part shade. The leaf color is not as good as in the Spring, but the plants are healthy. |
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We just built a new home and are looking for landscaping ideas. We are located just south east of Pittsburgh. In Md., outside of WaDC they grew well but our landscaper here wasn't familiar with them. I looked on the internet and it said zone 6 but I don't see any anwhere...which makes me want them even more if they will grow here. They are fast growing which is what we need on this treeless property. Marcia |
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You might want to check out the conifers and trees forums. I am also interested in Leylands and there is alot of info there. Bob |
Thanks, Bob for answering. I searched the conifer site with no results but I did see a litte discussion on the subject at the tree forum. I just wondered if anyone would answer who actually lives in Pa. and has had success. |
Sorry I don't have the experience w/ the Leylands that you need but no one seems to be answering the call. On my searches of the conifers forum, most seem to advise staying away from the Leylands and recommend the Thuja Green Giant instead. The Thuja seems to be a type of Arborvitae and is fast growing, though not quite as fast as the Leyland. Most are saying the Leyland is more prone to insect and disease damage than the Thuja. Deer damage can also be a factor. I've also done a Google search on both and found the Thuja is more cold tolerant than the Leyland - more of a concern for me than you. I need a quick growing screen like you and may try both as I like the look and fast growth of the Leyland and the hardiness of the Thuja. There is a local nursery advertising Leylands on sale delivered and I'm thinking of giving them a call. Try a google search of both trees - lots of info. Good luck, Bob |
- Posted by jerseygeorge So NJ (My Page) on Sun, May 1, 05 at 14:21
Hi All, I think that court is still out on Leyland Cypress. I live just 10 miles due east of Philadelphia. About 6 years ago, the County ran a city storm drain under my property edge and immediately anihalated the 30 y/o mature screened buffer located adjacent. They offered white pine 'pencils' as replacements. Yeah right...go away! So what we did is to decide to back up another 10ft., and get something on our own that would provide the 'screen', and have it infill as rapidly as possible. Reputable landscape company came in and said 'leyland' and we said what are they? This WAS 6 years ago! Something 'new' was the reply. They recommended a row of 7, spaced over 40ft., with the understanding that every other one may need to come out in 5-10 years. They also recommended to start with 5 ft. high nursery stock. We bit, and a few weeks later had what looked like a simple row of Christmas trees, that you could still walk between. Fast forward, they are now over 20 feet tall, have infilled so full that even the dog can't get between them anymore. They appear very healthy, and who knows when they will stop growing, if at all! It's probably time to strip out that every other one, but it is so lush, we kid that the area is our private 'Northwoods', and if I posted a pic you would stunningly agree! We'll keep them all as long as they remain healthy. Last year, for the first time we had a minimal few baughs that decided to get a bit limp and yellow. Used this forum as at that time one of the regulars was a USDA guy surveying Leylands and their habitats. I just tried search, but old posts seem to not be available. Anyway, the conclusion was that at best, the Yellowing was 'environmental stress', that old catch all for 'crap happens'. A bunch of us bantered back and forth on line on cure, as there was no conventional wisdom on Leylands, and we agreed to do the most agressive solution. Amputate at the trunk, and live with the 'hollow'! That was it! No more yellows, and the 'hollow' was so slight you had to look hard even last year. This year, you can't even tell. As mentioned, they are over 20 ft. tall, are Northwoods atmosphere, have a base of maybe 8-9 ft. each by now. As a reference, at the same time a row of nursery stock 5Ft tall Hemlocks, and 'Berewolf' Pine were planted nearby. since they all started out the same time and size, the Leylands appear to be at least twice as big as the other stock. Court is still out on whether the Leylands will continue growing and possibly be like the Lombardi Poplars of 25 years ago, meaning they get so tall they then die, but for my nickel, I very much enjoy what we have done and would do it again. So as far as 'Zone', Latitude at Philadelphia seems to be fine. |
- Posted by dolphinpixie (My Page) on Wed, May 2, 07 at 20:33
jerseygeorge, I am curious to know how your Leyland Cypress' are doing? I have just planted 100 along my property line and I am now wondering if I have made a mistake. I would love to see a picture of what your trees looks like after 7 years of growth. The company that I purchased my trees from suggested that I plant them 6' apart in offset rows. After reading some of the post on this website I am starting to get nervous that they are going to be to close together and there will be to many of them. The area that I am trying to create a screen for is along a 300' distance along the north side of my 17-acre property. Any advice is greatly appreciated since the majority of the post here are very negative in regards to the Leyland. |
- Posted by forest_pansy 7 (My Page) on Thu, May 3, 07 at 15:52
Hey, I'm new here and this is my first post. I wanted to let you know my experience with leyland cypress. I am listed in zone 7 - about 50 miles southwest of Philadelphia, roughly 15 minutes SW of Longwood Gardens. However, the microclimate of my property would put me closer to a zone 6 I would say. I have just 5 leylands in a row along part of my property line. I originally planted them 3 years ago. Each year I have had to replace two or three of them because the deer just strip them down to nothing and leave the branches on the ground. They peal the bark from the branches that they leave on the trees so inevitably those die too. I just replaced 3 of them on Monday with ones that I got pretty cheap. I figured I would give it one more try, but this will be it for me. There are two original trees still standing and doing fairly well. They have grown about 6 feet over the three years which is slower than typically reported. They do get some wind burn as I live in a fairly windy area especially in the winter, but I just trim out the few branches that are affected. Another issue is the bagworms. In the summer and fall I pick many of those pesky things off the trees. I took a conifers class at Longwood Gardens and Leyland Cypress was discussed. Our text from the class lists USDA zones 6-8 but with borderline hardiness in my area because of the shallow root system. They're recommendation is to plant trees that are no taller than say 5-6' and do it in the spring. The trees grow so fast that the roots tend to be shallow and have a hard time keeping up with the top growth. By planting small and in the Spring you allow for the roots to establish before winter to prevent the tree from blowing over. |
We didn't end up planting any leyland cypress...just went for the sure thing....blue spruce. We are in a suburb of Pittsburgh. A couple of my neighbors did plant a few though and I looked at them today. They are all next to the house so protected a little. At one house they look a little anemic, but not bad and have put on a lot of growth in two years. The other house ...theirs look like a lot of brown growth and dont' look as good. For what its worth. |
- Posted by dirtdivarocks z6 SW PA (My Page) on Thu, May 10, 07 at 20:21
I planted a couple of leyland cypress a few years ago. They were small when I planted them and from what I read about them I was expecting them to get big and beautiful real fast. They are gone....deer candy. Southwestern PA is loaded with deer, that's probably why there aren't a lot of the leyland cypress around. |
I remember reading in the old posts that they can also be quite a fire hazard close to houses. Something to consider. |
I live in Connecticut and have had leyland cypress at two of my homes here. They are fantastic and I really prefer them to arbor vitae. They fill in quickly and look beautiful. They absolutely do not like to have their feet wet. I have a hedge of 30 which I planted ten years ago. They were two feet tall upon planting, they are now about 25 feet tall except one which is in a wetter area and it is still only about six feet tall. They really hate wet feet. I have deer here and they have not eaten them. I can't say if they are deer resistant or not, but I have lost other plants to deer and not a bite on the leyland. |
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I recently recieved about 60 ?? iris plants that still have leaves on them (some are yellowing). I am moving soon and don't want to plant them. Can I store them like flower bulbs in a box with no soil? Should I cut the leaves off? I do have a greenhouse. I am in zone 8b and we don't get hard freezes but usually a few nights below freezing. Any advice is appreciated as I am a newbie to gardening! |
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What kind of iris are they??? Since yoiu don't have long hard freezes I think they would be fine in pots. If they are beardless (Japanese, Siberians) they may need some watering. If they are bearded you may be ok with dry storage til spring. It depends upon cultivar and health of the rhizomes. Do not keep beardeds moist. Good luck. |
- Posted by sylviatexas z8a Tx (My Page) on Sun, Sep 26, 10 at 14:26
Assuming they're bearded iris (the most common kind in Texas): I wouldn't cut the leaves off, & if possible I'd put them in pots; If it isn't possible to plant them in pots, they'll probably be fine stored in a box, but it will likely take another year after you do plant them before they have the energy to bloom. |
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Entering her abode, there is an immediate sense of peace and warmth. Every two weeks I treat myself to an hour of healing, rest, and spiritual connection. In the dim background, soothing music takes me to a serene place.
Six months ago my Reiki journey began. As it has progressed, my life has unfolded unprecedented opportunities. As gentle, warm hands rest under my head, my mind launches into the universal ether; I connect with my mother's spiritual energy and enter into a state of unlimited possibility.
Through a tunnel back to1533 France, Jason Beaumont's image stood before me. At another juncture, a wagon train forged West accompanied by a scarlet clad wife in bonnet. But mainly the focus is intention – what can be achieved in this life to make the world a little more heavenly.
In the ensuing time span, my mission has taken me to Philadelphia, New York City, Phoenix, Chattanooga, and St. Petersburg. Major TV producers have shared insights including coaching from Oprah Winfrey's former producer. Service as a national consultant for Spectracell was embraced. Medical authors, spiritual transformers, and the founder of integrative medicine at Mayo Clinic have personally shared their visions. And there were hour-long question-answer sessions with a Los Angeles-wide radio audience and an international TV audience.
Was this all due to Reiki? Not likely. Did Reiki facilitate this? Absolutely!
If you are looking to improve your quality of life, for a personal treat, or to manifest your dreams, Reiki master Donna Gaines is a jewel. She can be reached at 859-873-9816 or email@example.com.
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A broad smile and brimming with positive energy, cardiologist James Marcum stood tall when greeting me at his TV studio, Heartwise Ministries. Founded in 2006, Heartwise telecasts to 47 states, and internationally, a health ministry that says there are usually options to prescriptions. In fact he is author of two books including Medicines That Kill that identifies medicine side effects and errors as the number one cause of death, and The Ultimate Prescription, which shares the essential role of spirituality in healing.
As listeners called in for questions on the broadcast, including a question from the Caribbean, I was struck but how those around the globe are looking for answers. From sleep to anxiety to lymphoma, we fielded questions as best we could.
Dr. Marcum is a beacon. His life is an example. He is a humble man who references God every few sentences. At the studio, his smiling, adroit eighth grade son actively assisted in managing the streams of calls and text messages.
Next to Dr. Oz, he has reached the widest medical host TV audience. A native of Oneida, Tennessee, he has spread his wings from medical school in Texas, internship in Delaware, and Cardiology residency at the University of Kentucky before landing in Chattanooga.
Catch the program with me on www.heartwiseministries.org and watch for live telecasts on the TV affiliate in your area. Dr. Marcum's message will have an increasingly wider circle, for his positive spiritual ministry is transforming the world into the health care of the future. He is my new hero!
Jim Roach, MD, ABIHIM, ABFM
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Vitamin B12 Shots – A Comeback Panacea?
In the 1950s and 1960s, physicians commonly used vitamin B12 injections for energy in their patients. They were on to something!
Chronic fatigue, depression, brain fog, and nerve pain are symptoms for which vitamin B12 shots can shine. In particular, those with fluctuation in visual focus, sensitivity to light or sound, 'brain fog' and substantial, fluctuating fatigue usually respond exceptionally well. Migrating joint pains with 'good days and bad days' are characteristic. Further testing helps identify the specific cause for these symptoms.
Nearly all of us have some difficulty getting rid of 'toxins' – chemicals and heavy metals. Daily we breathe, consume, and generate toxins. When our intestinal tract is inflamed – each of us has that issue – toxins enter the blood and land in the brain, breasts, and nerve tissues. Genetically, some get rid of these better than others. Those that don't have chronic brain and nerve disorders, with higher breast cancer risk.
One of the most important ways to get rid of toxins is 'methylation', the pathway folate, vitamins B12 and B6 manufacture homocysteine, then SAMe (S-adenosylmethionine), and finally the primary detoxifier glutathione.
Easily 80% of us have mutations impairing this vital pathway. Most common, and serious, is a MTHFR mutation impacting folic acid's conversion to methylfolate. MTRR affects activation of vitamin B12, also quite important. Genetic testing through 23andme.com, downloading raw data and then uploading to GeneticGenie.org can provide these specific answers.
Beyond eliminating this common deficiency, it is not clear why reduced vitamin B12 shots (methylcobalamin) are so effective. Likely it aggressively promotes glutathione production, clearing the brain and nerves of toxins. Further, SAMe is the fastest acting antidepressant (but should be used only under health provider guidance in those who are bipolar, have diarrhea, or are on Rx antidepressants). This pathway also promotes energy and relaxation while reducing inflammation.
It is rewarding to see demoralized patients get a surge of energy lasting 3-7 days. When effective, these can be self-administered at home using tiny insulin needles once or twice a week at a cost of $3 to $4 apiece.
The future of medicine is information – understanding WHY you have symptoms. There are CAUSES. Never accept treatments focused on simply relieving symptoms without searching for root issues. Nearly always there are 5-10 factors underlying symptoms. The more identified, the better the outcomes. Then symptoms can be PREVENTED. There is a vast array of healthy symptom interventions that have BENEFICIAL side effects such as reduced risk of heart attack, cancer, and dementia.
Learn why you are fatigued, your eyes won't focus, you are sensitive to light, your joint pain migrates, and why these symptoms fluctuate. There are answers.
The quickest remedy while the search is underway is reduced vitamin B12 shots. Usually energy surges. How did we know your symptoms? Come find out!
Jim Roach, MD, ABFM, ABIHM
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Vitamin B12 Deficiency – Often Missed, Often Miraculous
Tom had painful tingling in his legs triggered by spinal canal narrowing in his lower back. With chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, asthma, brain fog, and anxiety, Tom had been deterred from his busy life of traveling, but he refused to concede.
Routine blood tests were normal. But comprehensive testing provided answers. Homocysteine was 7.2, but optimum may be 6 to 7. A lead level a of 2 put Tom at an 89% higher risk of heart attack and 151% higher stroke risk; lead's risks are on par with cholesterol. Clotting and inflammatory d-dimer was mildly elevated. A free T3 thyroid of 2.5 was suboptimal. Food sensitivities were substantial.
Big answers came from Spectracell micronutrient analysis. His B12 was in the bottom 2% and cell energizer CoQ10 in the lowest 5%. Also low were vitamin B5, zinc, magnesium, and powerful antioxidant alpha lipoic acid. Vitamin C, vitamin E, hormone-modulating vitamin B2, and memory-nutrient choline were borderline.
Does B12 deficiency matter? Only if you dislike peripheral neuropathy, impaired memory, and higher risk for cardiovascular disease, dementia, delirium and anemia.
Does low CoQ10 matter? Not if you don't mind chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, asthma, and brain fog.
Other deficiencies were also important. Low magnesium promotes anxiety, fibromyalgia, and neuropathy. Alpha lipoic acid may be the single most important nutrient for nerve health. Zinc and vitamin B2 are hormone modulators supporting testosterone's anabolic repair abilities. For stress, vitamin B5 is vital.
Along with fish oil, vitamins D with K, a multivitamin with active Bs, and magnesium, Tom got anabolic and anti-inflammatory botanicals. Breath-promoting quercetin, and NADH plus d-ribose for energy and optimal muscle health, were added. Nutrient deficiencies were replenished. Food sensitivities, always a major factor, were identified and addressed. Nattokinase reduced clotting risk and ThermoFit aided suboptimal thyroid function.
Brain fog and anxiety resolved. The asthma, fibromyalgia, and fatigue had been largely explained and all were fixable. Gentle lead detoxification would protect the cardiovascular system while reducing dementia risk.
But what won the day were large-dosed injections of the reduced, non-cyanide, vitamin B12 – methylcobalamin. Tom called them "miraculous"! The nerve symptoms in his legs disappeared and his vitality soared. He was back to his important business and world travels.
Many names are given to various health disorders but it boils down to the basic nuts and bolts – vitamins, minerals, amino acids, nutrients, addressable gene mutations, hormones, nutrition, lifestyle and spirituality. Routine blood work was of no help.
My experience is that when you don't look, you don't find the answers. It would be hard to understand how a drug given to relieve nerve pain would fix this profound B12 deficiency. Startlingly, we sometimes see profound lymphocyte 'functional' B12 deficiency on Spectracell testing when serum B12 levels are normal or even high.
In those with chronic fatigue and light sensitivity, we are seeing excellent responses in 2/3rds to high-dose methylcobalamin B12 weekly injections. Many, if not most, of these are Lyme disease, highly prevalent in Kentucky and well beyond.
My upcoming book Ultraclarity – Surprising Stories of Healing: Lessons for an UltraBrain will share dozens of stories like this one and the lessons to be learned.
Come visit our office and meet Vanderbilt graduate nurse practitioner Wendy Enneking, who I personally trained for eight months. She has been working with us since May and is an outstanding addition you will love!
Jim Roach, MD, ABIHM, ABFM
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Optimally Managing Cancer
Sharply dressed Carole was in a red convertible wearing a red dress with a big smile and shades. My smile was as big as hers. Two years earlier she had been diagnosed with advanced ovarian cancer. It was a transformative event. She buckled down and chose us to join forces with her oncologist. She became focused, joined a support group, and determined to get the most joy out of life.
On our integrative holistic program, utilizing a cornucopia of targeted botanicals, as typical, she responded especially well to chemotherapy. In fact, inquiring oncology nurses asked if I was her doctor, because patients from our office always do so much better with chemotherapy. Specifically, better outcomes and fewer side effects.
Carole is enjoying life more than ever – she is vivacious, caring, and friendly. We see that in many of our cancer patients – often they feel better under our care than they had felt in the decades before diagnosis. Carole lives one day at a time – the way we all should live.
Many of our patients are in remission utilizing only natural approaches. These include breast, ovarian, uterine, prostate, and head and neck patients that have gone two to five years so far. Where there has been less success, we usually double life expectancy, including leukemia, lymphoma, pancreatic, lung, and kidney cancer. A few appear cured (five years out) from advanced cancer utilizing our approaches plus chemotherapy include melanoma and colon cancer. We have had good success stabilizing liver metastases; prostate bone metastases have temporarily reversed.
Life-threatening heart attacks and strokes, common in cancer patients, have not been a problem. Thrombophlebitis, typically very common, has been infrequent.
Those who do best get regular comprehensive blood testing, maintain meticulous nutrition, are spiritual and at peace with their lives, utilize many recommended lifestyle enhancements, and faithfully take a dozen or so personalized supplements.
New unpublished research by an MD Anderson researcher shows with breast and ovarian cancer that turmeric works as well or better than curcumin at one-tenth the dose. Turmeric has been identified to address one hundred tumor markers. We want everyone, sick and well, taking 1000mg of turmeric one to three times a day.
In stage 4 cancer, if all visible tumor can be eliminated, dramatically lowering copper offers the opportunity for cure; a mentor has cured fourteen by this means.
Radiation can also be substantially enhanced with integrative approaches. As with chemotherapy, nutrition and supplementation has strong potential to double response while dampening debilitating reactions. A healthy form of the ketogenic diet during radiation is highly promising.
For six years we have focused on cancer and have accrued substantial experience. We have access to the brightest cancer minds in the country. Oncologists have seen our results, are comfortable in partnership, and have referred patients to us.
Research on cancer markers that I initiated, funded by board members from the Markey Cancer Center and performed through the UK Markey Cancer Center, has been accepted for publication in a peer-reviewed scientific journal. Every week I review a dozen cancer related articles, participate in a national health provider e-mail chat line, participate in a monthly national roundtable cancer conference, and annually attend, and have lectured at, a national integrative cancer conference.
Cancer is always a challenge, but also can be an awakening. Our services don't always match the needs of every patient. But we always care. Insights from our patients have transformed my life spiritually. We are a place, and source, of peace.
Jim Roach, MD, ABIHM, ABFM
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Life Lessons from My Patients
Some of my greatest lessons have come from my patients. That is certainly true of the twelve who have had near-death experiences (NDEs).
Most of us are somewhat familiar with these by now. A transformative death experience occurs with variable degrees of detail. Some feel just a complete sense of peace. Others also feel the presence of a light source that is associated with a sense of love and forgiveness.
A few will have their whole life flash before their eyes in exquisite detail, with intense pain or joy relating to the deeds they had performed. Time seems suspended as this complete review can happen in minutes or even seconds.
Hovering up above, they look down on themselves as they watch healthcare providers work on their recovery, hear the conversations, and have circumferential vision and hearing that usually extends beyond the room.
Our five senses give us the false impression that we are separate, solid entities. Quantum physics has taught that we are energy fields, fluctuating between mass and waves. When all facets are considered, an energy field that separates from the physical body best explains hovering.
NDEs are almost never described identically. In fact, those affected have great difficulty coming up with words to describe them. Colors are more vivid, and some hues don't exist in this dimension. Sounds can be incredibly beautiful. NDEs are described as more real than 'real life'. These experiences strongly overlap.
NDEs though are not always pleasant events. One of my patients, who had many regrets in his life, was thoroughly shaken. He transformed and made amends. His final experience was very different, very blissful and I'll explain why in my upcoming book Ultraclarity.
One NDE occurred while I was administering cardiopulmonary resuscitation. She rose above, noting the prayers, words, and sights below. As she rose higher, she could see and hear the conversations of those outside her door, and saw a neighbor walking down the street to her house. She could see the ambulance coming a half-mile away, and heard their conversations at that moment.
As the ceiling of her house lifted away, she saw a speck of light in the sky and soon was whisked to the heaven she had envisioned. She provided great detail of what it was like. On being told that it was not her time, she cried because she didn't want to leave, but agreed to return and then zoomed back into her bed.
For some of those hearing these reports, and most in the medical community, these are viewed as tricks of a dying, oxygen-deprived brain. Those who have studied them in detail can site many examples where this explanation is not possible.
Survivors of NDEs have no doubts, no questions about their experience, as to the veracity of its meaning. They are transformed forever into a more spiritual state. Never can life look the same.
Never have they experienced love and peace of that magnitude. And their lives take on a renewed, and strong, focus of goodwill. Never again will they fear death.
What lesson do NDEs hold for you and I? Should we continue to be anxious? Should we continue to be fearful? Are we capable of acquiring trust and faith in this life and what lies beyond?
Many new good books discuss NDEs, and have much to offer. I can strongly recommend Dying to Be Me: My Journey from Cancer, to Near Death to True Healing by Anita Moorjani and Proof of Heaven by Eben Alexander, MD, a Harvard-trained neurosurgeon.
Some of the lessons I have learned are to listen, to trust, to have faith, to always care, to love, and to feel reassured that fear is not an emotion ever again warranted. That may seem naïve, frivolous, or arrogant. But the blessings bestowed by my wonderful patients have been, for me, life changing.
There is more, much more… but that will have to wait.
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Finding the Venue for You One local woman is working to make finding a venue less of a hassle. Read on to find out how you'll be able to use her creation to simplify the process and still get your individualized needs met. On her honeymoon in May 2009, local wedding industry professional Jocelyn Cates came up with a novel concept. She had been working to sell event space for a local venue. "During that time I realized the abundance of available dates that were discounted to encourage bookings, but the public remained unaware of these possible discounts," Cates says. "VenueAgent was born to help venue owners publicize their 'hard to book' dates at a discount." While it is still in development, VenueAgent will have a formal launch to the public once everything is complete. "You will see a lot of VenueAgent at the Summer bridal showcases," Cates says. To help make it all possible, VenueAgent recently won the top prize in CincyTech's Cincinnati Innovates competition. "I had given birth to a beautiful baby girl exactly seven days before the awards ceremony," Cates says. "You could say it was a very exciting week!" The Cincinnati Innovates $25,000 prize is going toward some re-design work of the system and the rest will be used to launch and market VenueAgent when ready. "Thanks to CincyTech, VenueAgent can make these design changes and launch our business more effectively," Cates says. Once the site is up and running, Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky customers will be able to enter the number of guests they plan to have at their event and a date range for the event. The results will show discounted spaces available for the criteria entered, and then the customer will be able to select additional preferences to narrow their options. "VenueAgent is very similar to a lot of web companies (think Hotels.com), yet completely original to the event industry," Cates says. Cates is also looking to expand to other markets in late 2011 and 2012. "VenueAgent has all the potential to achieve the kind of success in the wedding and event industry that has been seen with The Knot and Wedding Wire for example," Cates says. "It's hard to say how far and how fast we will move. It's very exciting!"
For more information about VenueAgent, check out VenueAgent.com. "Anyone who is expecting an engagement ring or who may plan any kind of event should be on look out for our launch. We can save them up to 60 percent off!" Cates says. "Additionally, if you're a venue owner, you should contact us right away to list your venue." PHOTO CREDITS Photographer: Neysa Ruhl
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Alice Walker Turpin has a birthday Thursday, September 5 – she will be 100 years old.
She has experienced racial inequality and vividly remembers the separation of blacks and whites in public places while growing up and raising her family in South Hill, Virginia.
She participated in one of the largest political rallies for human rights, when she and her daughter stood on a curb in Washington listening to Martin Luther King Jr. and his "I have a Dream" speech during the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom in 1963. And one thing she hoped to see before she died was to see a black man as president and she did with the election of our 44th and current president, President Barak Obama.
With five generations, her oldest living child is 79 years old and the youngest great-grand-child is six months – two husbands, both deceased; six children, three surviving; 17 grandchildren and 14 great-grand children. She lives in North Chesterfield with her nephew.
"I feel good," she said days before her birthday. "I get up every morning at six, cook my own breakfast and go to the community center. I am the oldest one in there." Turpin attends the senior center program twice each week located at New Covenant Presbyterian Church in North Chesterfield. "I enjoy getting out, I enjoy the people," she said. "I like to laugh."
Turpin says she can't get around and do what she would like to do but she manages well. She said she always wants to get up and go. She needs no support of a walker, hears and sees well and loves crossword puzzles. Her only complaint is arthritis "in every bone of my body" she says and it only acts up when it rains. She has only been hospitalized once, aside from having children, when she was 98. A surprise birthday party caught her off guard and she began experiencing dizziness and was rushed to the hospital for evaluation. After a brief stay and diagnose with vertigo, she now takes medicine to keep the vertigo under control, a high blood pressure pill and an aspirin.
"Five pills every day," she said. "And I never took any until I ended up in the hospital."
Turpin was born in Danville, one of nine children, and raised in South Hill. Her mother died in child birth at the age of 32. "My daddy raised all nine of us," she said. "And he sometimes talked to us just like he was our mother. You know, teaching us how to act and walk." Her dad lived into his 80s, but her dad's aunt lived to be 107 years old.
Turpin's first husband also died when he was young and she had to raise their five children alone. "I worked two jobs for five years until my children graduated from school," she said. "I wanted them to have a good education." Her sister took care of her children while she worked.
She worked 17 years at the bus station in South Hill. Work at the local hospital, made tents for the army during World War II and retired at the age of 88 while working in a senior center in Pennsylvania as their cook. "She loves to cook," said her daughter, Betty Walker. "And still does. She also loves to make cakes."
Turpin had two sons in the service and was able to travel a lot. "When Christmas time came around they would send me a ticket," she said. She has traveled the world. "Japan, Germany, Canada," she said. "Where ever they were and it was Christmas time, that's where I went. I enjoyed it."
Turpin attributes her long life to her beliefs. "I believe in the Lord and he takes care of me," she said. "I also believe in treating people right. Do the right thing. Go to church. If a person needs help – help them. Don't expect anything in return. I think that is why God is blessing me."
Turpin has served her church as a Sunday school teacher, president of the Usher Board, and continues to serve for the last 20 years, Vice President of the Hospitality Club for 22 years and continues to serve on the Missionary Board. She never goes to church without a hat and attends most Sundays.
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A flourishing list of prior accolades in the South West Football League include dual league best and fairest awards, two premierships in 2004 and 2006 and a reputation as one of the leagues finest goal kickers, reaching the fabled ton in 2006.
Returning to such heights could provide Tyrendarra with a competitive edge heading into what will be a hotly contested season.
Sherwell left the club at the end of 2006, determined to sharpen his football knowledge and refine his skills as he undertook a journey across country Victoria with a range of clubs in a number of different leagues.
The first pit stop would be in the Central Murray Football League, which Sherwell said required an increased intensity.
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October 2008"A key deciding factor in selecting Van Son's Vs3 inks was the fact that several of my mentors in the industry were using it, and were very pleased with its performance," Gravagna explains. "Hearing the accolades of people that I respect made all the difference to me. The ink sets well on the sheet, dries well and gives vibrant colors.
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Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Nov. 15, 2013, at New Life Church in Cleveland, officiated by Bishop Roderick Mitchell, followed by interment in Stringer Anderson Cemetery in Mound Bayou.
Visitation will be from 2-4 p.m. on Nov. 14, 2013, at Byas Funeral Home in Cleveland.
She is survived by her husband, Harold Stringer of Mound Bayou; sons, Harold Stringer II of Euless, Texas, Dijon Stringer of Merigold and Jeremy Stringer of Arlington, Texas; daughters, Ngina Hardy of Frisco, Texas, Areva Stringer, Taylor Stringer and Shannon Stringer all of Mound Bayou; brothers, Phillip Mitchell of Chicago, Gerald Mitchell Sr. of Cleveland, Gregory Mitchell Sr. of Darby, Kans. and David Mitchell of Dallas; sisters, Lynda Franklin of Homewood, Ill. and Lisa King of Denton, Texas; and eight grandchildren.


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The house is at the end of a canal. The flow is slow as the canal takes a turn at the half way point so the water flow looses it's power by the time it reaches the end...And we are 2 ft at low tide. My question is why the contractor is putting the pilings behind the 2x10 planks as opposed to outside like the other properties? |
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Fri, Feb 1, 13 at 14:34
I have a few plants that I'd like to move and I'm wondering if it's too early. Some are in the ground and some are in containers outside. I live in Walnut Creek, which is Sunset zone 14 or 15. Any advice? Here's my list: ceanothus Julia Phelps (from a container to the ground), carpenteria californica (in-ground transplant), grevillea Robyn Gordon (container to larger container), spirea magic carpet (container to ground), westringia fruticosa wynabbie gem (in-ground transplant). Thanks! |
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- Posted by formandfoliage 9b (Sunset zone 15) (My Page) on Sat, Feb 2, 13 at 8:42
Not a problem as long as you plant when the ground isn't too wet (which it is not right now) and you keep them watered if we freeze. The spirea is bullet-proof, the others you need to take a bit more care with but they should all be ok. Have fun! |
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DescriptionDijon mustard is refined version of mustard and has its origin in Dijon. Traditionally mustard is made from mustard seeds and vinegar. But a man named Jean Naigeoan substituted vinegar with acidic green juice called verjuice. The Dijon mustard must be produced only with brown or black mustard seeds, or a combination of the two, and verjuice, wine or vinegar. Mustards from Dijon today generally contain both white and burgundy wine. No artificial colours or fillers or additives are added to Dijon mustard. It has pungent flavour than regular yellow mustard.How to selectDijon mustard is available in select specialty stores and super markets. They are available in small bottles and squeeze bottles. Ensure the bottles are not cracked and properly sealed. Check packaging details before purchasing. There are wide varieties of brands to select from- so choose as required.Culinary Uses· Dijon mustard is a table condiment for meat and can can also be used to marinate chicken, fish and pork.· It is also key ingredient in mayonnaise, barbecue sauce.· It is also used as base for salad dressing combined with olive oil.· It is used as emulsifier to stabiles mixture of 2 or more unblendable liquids.· Dijon mustard can be flavoured with honey etc and used in salads, fritters etc.· Dijon mustard is also used to spice up burgers and wraps.How to storeDijon mustard comes in air-tight bottles or squeeze tubes. Once it is used, tightly close the lid of bottles and tubes. Storing it for long time can separate the water from mustard that can be corrected by shaking or stirring. Always refrigerate the mustard container tightly closed, or else it will turn bitter.
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According to a report from Jeff Dickerson of ESPNChicago.com the Bears are one of two teams that have shown interest in free agen guard Eric Steinbach.
Steinbach was cut from the Browns after missing the 2011 season in it's entirety due to back surgery. The 32-year-old free agent guard once was a prized free agent prospect that the Bears had on their radar.
Steinbach however signed with Cleveland after spending his first four seasons with the Bengals. Since signing with the Browns however Steinbach's career has been less than stellar. He has consistently been among the bottom level performing guards in the league.
The next question to ask is why are the Bears contacting an under performing 32-year-old guard coming off major back surgery? The answer may lie in this report from the ESPN article:
the club ranked No. 30 in the league when it came to running the ball up the middle last season, averaging a mere 3.3 yards per carry and failing to break off a single 20-yard plus run, according to ESPN Stats & Information.
The Bears appear to be fairly stacked at the offensive guard position with Edwin Williams being signed to a two year extension after starting last year in place of the injured Chris Williams. Also Lance Louis may move back to compete at the starting RG position and compete with Chris Spencer who performed admirably in the starting role throughout most of the season.
In addition to the news about the Bears kicking the tires on Steinbach the Bears also kicked the tires on guard Anthony Herrera who ultimately signed with the Packers.
The Bears appear to be targeting guard help more than they are OT help so it may be interesting to see if the Bears draft guard help and potentially move Chris Williams back to LT.
Williams performed well prior to his injury and at one time seemed like he could be a long time fixture at guard. Perhaps the Bears feel that Williams' development at guard has been adequate enough that they may try him one last time as the potential starting LT.


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Nitrogen Cycle in the Ocean, Past and Present (NICOPP) database of global ocean marine sedimentary δ15N measurements, from both seafloor samples and subseafloor records. NICOPP is a joint working group of PAGES and IMAGES. NICOPP studies Nitrogen isotope (d15N) dynamics as recorded in the sedimentary record in order to learn about the dynamics of the marine nutrient cycle in the Quaternary and the present. For the seafloor compilation, d15N is given as point measurements along with the corresponding latitude and longitude. Currently, it contains data from about 2,300 samples. The subseafloor compilation includes almost all bulk marine sedimentary d15N records published in the literature. Along with the d15N measurements, we included the corresponding sediment depth, a published age model (if available), nitrogen content (N%), total organic carbon content (Corg%), and dry bulk density. There are currently about 140 d15N records included in the database. The timespans of the given records range from a few hundred years to four million years. Download data from the WDC Paleo archive: Coretop Data in Text , Excel, or Matlab format. Downcore Data in Text , Excel, or Matlab format. |
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The auto and motorcycle insurance companies want to settle their client's claims as practically as possible. This approach may prevent these insurance companies from longer litigation processes. However, this is not the situation that you want especially, when you have several sustaining injuring resulting from a car accident.
If you are involved in any vehicular accident, which was not your fault and have suffered an injury, then your default auto insurance company will contact you immediately to settle your claims. Just make sure to be careful when dealing with your insurance company and call the Berman Law Group if you have any questions.
If you think that your rights have been disregarded then considering a Pembroke Pines FL Car Accident Lawyer is recommended. The Berman Law Firm offers contingency scheme for clients, who are on tight budget and can't afford to pay high attorney's fee.
Points to Consider When Hiring a Car Accident Lawyer
Ideally, every car or motorcycle owner should have insurance. This will protect them from incurring expenses brought by road accidents. It is recommended that you should know the type and coverage of your insurance before applying. However, insurance companies are playing safe especially when odds come their way.
In this case, you need to hire a legal consul that can provide you with an overview of your road rights. This will include legal advices, which are relevant to your insurance. Here are the essential points to consider, when dealing with insurance companies:
1. Be mindful of what you say to the auto insurance company.
– There is nothing wrong with handling the negotiations for your claims through written statements. This is applicable especially for large and complex claims. Verbal statements are subject to memory for both parties.
– It means that you or the insurance company can revise the version of verbal statements unless it was recorded. Most insurance companies are hiring claims adjusters for their own benefit. In this case, you need to ask for legal consultation when it comes to clarifying your insurance claims.
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– Every state has its own distinctive procedural requirements and statues of limitations. In Florida, claimants are given 1 year to file lawsuit after a vehicular accident. The effect of the procedural requirements to insurance claims is the effectiveness of deadline.
– This time frame is set on how an insurance claim should be handled by the insurance company. Moreover, this time frame is also used as an indication on when a claimant should file a lawsuit. The statutes of limitations may differ from state-to-state basis. Additionally, it depends on the nature of the insurance claims.
– According to the American Bar Association (ABA), there are states that limit the time frame for the claimants to file lawsuit after a car mishap. In this case, you really need to hire a car accident attorney before your time frame is over.
– Hiring a legal consul for car accident cases is recommended, when you are not satisfied with the way your insurance company is handling your claims. Making a legal act is applicable if you think that the offered settlement is not satisfactory.
Dos and Don'ts of Hiring a Legal Consul for Car Accidents
Suffering from a car mishap is unbearable. It affects all aspects of life and it adds up to your financial burdens. However, there are certain things that you should remember before making a legal move.
These things may or may not require you to hire a legal representative for your case. Below are the dos and don'ts of hiring a legal representative during a car mishap:
1. Hiring a lawyer is not necessary if you have received a fair insurance claim. Moreover, you don't need to retain a legal consul if you have suffered from a minor car accident. This situation pertains to car mishap, which does not involve any serious physical injuries.
2. You are advised to hire a legal representative if there is a dispute about the cause of car mishap. In this case, parties who are involved in the accident may offset themselves as at fault of the incident. Consulting an attorney is a prudent decision.
3. If someone suffered from serious physical injuries after a car accident, then consulting for legal advice is recommended.
4. If you have encountered a vehicular accident with underinsured or uninsured driver, then you should retain a legal consul. Take note that the effectiveness of statutes of limitations may vary according to states. This legal implication is applicable for uninsured or underinsured motorists, as well.
The Berman law firm provides complete legal support services to their clients. If you are looking for competent vehicular accident attorney then contact this law firm for legal services. The firm provides free consultation for case-to-case basis. They can be contacted through phone, online chat or email.


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Catching Up With Tracee Ellis Ross
By Dustin Fitzharris
But maybe it's because they just want to hang out in your closet.
I understand. I do. And tell them they cannot. It's a sacred space! It's invitation only!
What is this closet like?
My closet is not so big. It's not some sweeping, never-ending closet. But the truth is, there is clothing hidden all over my house. There's an archived closet downstairs that holds a lot of my mother's old stuff. I made a rule in college that no clothing of my mother's was to leave the house unless it was run by me first.
Do you have a sign out sheet?
No, but I had issues with the fact that my mom doesn't think things are important. She would just give them to aunts and uncles or whomever, and I was like, 'What are you doing? No! No! That's an original Norma Kamali!'
One of your favorite piece of clothing of your mother's is the white mink coat she wore to open her concerts in 1979. What else do you love?
There's so many, my God. I mean, it's not even funny. I made a top 5 list of my favorite things in the world -- and I will not give you that list -- but I will tell you that number 2 on that list is trying on pretty clothes. That started when I was a little girl. I still do it. My mom thinks I'm nuts, but in the best possible way. She knows how much I love her gowns. Every now and then I go to the storage unit -- because everything is archived -- and I just try on the old gowns.
Wait ' what do you mean everything is archived? How?
We know everything that is there and properly put away with a little picture on the box. I take things out of the box and try them on and take pictures of myself.
What is the best piece of advice your mother ever gave you?
Trust myself and have fun. She's such a good mom.
When you're at the gym or walking down the street, do you have Diana Ross on your iPod?
There is Diana Ross on my iPod. Every now and then I do get a little Diana Ross craving. I have some favorite Diana Ross songs. It's so weird saying Diana Ross. It's so ridiculous! [Laughs.]
What are your favorite songs?
I love 'Confide in Me.' I love that The Land Before Time song ('If We Hold On Together'). It's interesting because it's so much a part of my life. It's almost like the fabric I walk on as opposed to music.
Have you had overcome any obstacles over the years?
Of course! I'm a human being.
As a little girl would you say you were shy?
Oh! Very much so. I was very shy growing up. My shyness manifested as a big personality, as opposed to the wallflower personality. It's been a journey getting comfortable in my skin. I've worked on trying to find the authentic balance between the bravado of my personality that was sort of a defense and the truth within my bigness.
What is the truth?
I don't know. I'm a pretty joyful person.
Well, your middle name is Joy.
Yeah. I don't use the name anymore, I asked my mom, 'Are you mad that I dropped my name?' She was like, 'No, but I did give it to you for a reason.' She said it's OK, though, because I have embodied it, which I thought was so cute.
People probably feel like they know you, but what are you like when you're not in the public eye?
First of all, people don't know. I wish people would come and see the play. I was on the show [Girlfriends] for eight years, so a lot of people know me as Joan from Girlfriends, and they think that's who I am. I am similar to that character. She was a piece of me. But, when you see me on stage, it's different. You see different sides of me.
Besides the one-woman show, what else would you love to do?
I'd love to be on Glee. Wouldn't that be amazing? That's the campaign!


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La Jolla Cove Suites had the great privilege of hosting Alia and Ignacio's bright and beautiful wedding this past Saturday. We loved their color theme of charcoal grey and canary yellow. They accomplished a romantic, beach tone through their attention to detail and consistent application of an elegant starfish theme.
Thank you, Alia and Ignacio, for entrusting La Jolla Cove Suites with your very special wedding. We again congratulate you on your union, and we wish you both a lifetime of happiness together.