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2 Tatro D, ed. Drug Interaction Facts. St. Louis, Mo: Facts and Comparisons; 1999.
3 Allan SJ, Kavanagh GM, Herd RM, et al. The effect of inositol supplements on the psoriasis of patients taking lithium: a randomized, placebo-controlled trial. Br J Dermatol . 2004;150:966-9.
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Gas prices up 16 cents in past month
Gas prices in North Carolina jumped 16 cents in the past month, up from $3.38 to $3.54 per gallon, according to AAA Carolinas, but still remain 7 cents below last year's average of $3.61.
After falling throughout the autumn months, gas prices in North Carolina hit a low of $3.22 on Dec. 20, 2012, and slowly rose until mid-January when they began to increase rapidly.
Prices should remain within pennies of today's prices for the upcoming three-day Presidents Day weekend, with many companies giving employees Monday off.
The surge in gas prices is due in part to higher crude oil prices, driven by positive economic news, both domestic and global. Additionally, refineries are preparing to switch to summer-blend gasoline, which restricts output and tightens supply.
"The unfortunate news is we expect gas prices to continue to rise incrementally in upcoming weeks," said David E. Parsons, president and CEO of AAA Carolinas. "However, barring any unforeseen supply issues or instability in the Middle East, we don't expect increases to reach last year's levels."
In 2012, gas prices in North Carolina rose to a high for the year of $3.91 on April 6.
In South Carolina, gas prices average $3.35 per gallon today, up 14 cents from a month ago, but still 6 cents cheaper than a year ago.
Unlike the Carolinas, gas prices nationally average $3.60 today, up 20 cents from a month ago and up 9 cents from a year ago. Today's national average is the highest on record for the calendar date. In spite of reported long lines at the pumps before the recent Northeast snowstorm, the ultimate impact will be reduced demand, as snow keeps drivers off the road.


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On May 10th, 2011, Odyssey Networks brought together a dynamic panel of interfaith leaders, artists and people from all faith traditions. Featured presenters included Eboo Patel of the Interfaith Youth Core, Rabbi David Saperstein of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, and Bishop Yvette Flunder of The Fellowship. Odyssey Networks CEO, Nick Stuart speaks with Bishop Flunder about her opening remarks and her thoughts on 9/11: Conversation We Never Had.
Odyssey Networks is the nation's largest multi-faith coalition dedicated to promoting tolerance, peace and social justice through the production and distribution of media. Visit OdysseyNetworks.org


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February 4, 2008
Leonberg Offroad Race
Category: Race Results
With so many B44 buggies in the class, the race was definitely a battle of the B44s!... (read more)
February 3, 2008
The Psycho NitroBlast
Category: Race Results
Trey Cook from Ocala, Fl, qualified 1st and won the Sportsman 1:8 scale Buggy class in his RC8 powered by RB Concepts S7. Trey ran the JConcepts Cross Hairs which performed Excellent. (read more)
January 20, 2008
FSEARA Championship series
Category: Race Results
The 2008 FSEARA Championship series and newly acquired Team AE driver Paul Wynn got off to a fantastic start.
On January 19-20, 2008, PnP Hobbies hosted the first race of the 2008 FSEARA Championship www.fseara.org. This is the first series in the country to adopt brushless motors and LiPo batteries... (read more)
January 13, 2008
Cavalieri and Team Associated Showcase at CRCRC
Category: Race Results
The Winter Midwest Championship, hosted by Columbus R/C Racing Club (CRCRC) has long been one of the largest events of the year for both electric and gas offroad racing. While racers are usually greeted with frigid temperatures and snow flurries, this year's event saw crisp January air with temperatures in... (read more)
December 7, 2007
Winter in Florida - JConcepts Clash
Category: Race Results
Bringing the magic back to Lake Park in Tampa, Florida, the JConcepts Clash was an event to remember. As promised, "The Powers Exploded" and a unique event featuring electric and nitro vehicles competing the same day was launched. With sportsman and expert classes available, this event catered to drivers of... (read more)
December 1, 2007
Cavalieri Cleans Up in the Midwest
Category: Race Results
For the second year in a row, Ryan Cavalieri ventured to the home of world famous Scotty Ernst and Trackside Hobbies for the Midwest Offroad Championship. Cavalieri, usually accompanied by his Father and pit man, was flying solo at this event. Joining Cavalieri at the race were fellow Associated teammates... (read more)
September 9, 2007
Hayato Matsuzaki and Jared Tebo - IFMAR World Champions!
Category: Race Results
2WD A Main Leg One
Hayato got an early lead from pole - pulling a small gap on the field, like he had in practice. Ryan Maifield started slowly catching up, building the pressure on the young Japanese driver. Coming down the straight Ryan was right behind Hayato. Around the... (read more)
August 11, 2007
Matt Griffin Wins and Tqs Three Classes!
Category: Race Results
The weekend of August 11-12 saw the running of the 2007 Victorian Electric Off Road State Championships.
Keilor Electric Off Road Car Club was the host of this year's race and has since been announced as the host of the 2008 Nationals. Certainly their efforts at this race proved they... (read more)
July 23, 2007
Cragg Reclaims 2WD European Title For Team Associated
Category: Race Results
Offroad racing is alive and thriving in Europe! With a sellout number of entries for this year's EFRA Offroad Championship, the best from across Europe gathered in Finland to battle for the title of Europe's Champion. The racers have described the track in Vassa, Finland as a challenging layout with... (read more)
July 13, 2007
TC5 Crowned ROAR National Champion
Category: Race Results
Only a short distance from famous Mount Rainer, Seattle Indoor Raceway (SIR) in Washington State hosted this year's ROAR Paved Onroad Nationals. SIR took over the event after the original host was unable to fulfill its commitment. SIR is an indoor asphalt track with a unique track layout. The way... (read more)
July 8, 2007
Team Associated Puts The Heat To The Competition
Category: Race Results
In only a few months the IFMAR World Championships will begin in Japan. The Hot Rod Shootout represents the last time many of the competitors will have the opportunity to race against each other before arriving at the World Championships. Knowing this, drivers from across the world traveled to Saugus,... (read more)
June 15, 2007
Cavalieri Claims Electric Offroad National Championship For Team Associated
Category: Race Results
For the second time in three years, ARCOR Raceway located in Albuquerque, NM, has played host for the ROAR Electric Offroad Championships. Maintained and ran by a local group of racers, the ARCOR facility was rented by the newly formed Race Management Team from ROAR. The purpose of this is... (read more)
May 24, 2007
TC5 Wins At Reedy Touring Car Race
Category: Race Results
For the tenth year in a row, the top touring car drivers have assembled to compete in the Reedy Touring Car Race of Champions. The event has three categories of racing. The 19 Turn Spec class is the largest and filled with both sportsman and semi-pro drivers. The Open Modified... (read more)
April 28, 2007
Levanen Wins LRP Touring Car Masters With Factory Team TC5
Category: Race Results
Over the years, the LRP Touring Car Masters has brought together the top European and International drivers to compete in the most prestigious indoor carpet race held on European soil. This year was no different. Drivers from across the globe traveled to Eppelheim, Germany to battle to place their name... (read more)
March 23, 2007
Cragg And Cavalieri Double Up With RC8
Category: Race Results
Thousands of miles apart in England and California, reigning World Champions Neil Cragg and Ryan Cavalieri gave the yet-unreleased Team Associated Factory Team RC8 its first wins.
The first round of the BRCA Rallycross National Championship took place at Sandy Tracks in Bedfordshire, England and in only his second race... (read more)
March 16, 2007
Maifield Dominates Cactus Classic With LRP Brushless
Category: Race Results
For 1:10 electric off-road racing the Cactus Classic has turned into the premier event in the United States. With world champions in attendance such as Masami Hirosaka, Ryan Cavalieri, Neil Cragg, Mark Pavidis, Billy Easton, and Atsushi Hara, this was not just your average lonely race in the desert.
With 2007 being a Worlds year for electric off road,... (read more)
February 1, 2007
Team Associated At The Nitro Challenge: Maifield Wins!
Category: Race Results
For the first time since its inception, the Nitro Challenge changed locations from The Dirt Race Park in Hemet, CA to a brand new facility in Surprise, AZ dubbed the Nitro Pit. Residing on the same plot of land as three motocross tracks, a drag strip, dirt oval facility, and... (read more)
January 26, 2007
Andrew Moore Wins Sportsman Gas Truck Class
Category: Race Results
Andrews Moore's first weekend out with a GT2 was a memorable one. With less than five tanks of fuel ran on the track, Andrew Moore and his GT2 won the Sportsman Nitro truck class at this year's Team Losi (Nitro) Winter Championships.
Unable to attend the main event, Jay Johnson TQ'd the... (read more)
January 14, 2007
Cavalieri Conquers Columbus
Category: Race Results
Every January the top electric offroad drivers gather in Columbus, OH to kick off the new season at the Winter Midwest Championship hosted by CRCRC. This year Team Associated driver Ryan Cavalieri completed the hat trick by taking his Factory Team B4, T4 and JConcepts BJ4 to the winner's circle... (read more)
January 1, 2007
Rabitti Italian Champion
Category: Race Results
Consisting of three outdoor events and two indoor events, the Italian National Series brings together touring car drivers from all over Italy.
This year Team Associated factory driver Riccardo Rabitti captured the overall championship in modified touring car. Riccardo's consistent finishes placed him at the top of the leader board... (read more)
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Based on product development guidelines that aim to ensure the safety and high quality of our products and reduce their environmental impact, Kao is developing environmentally-conscious products and putting related technologies into practical use, while implementing the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) designed to evaluate the impact of a product on the environment throughout its entire life cycle, from procurement of raw materials to production, distribution, use and disposal.
The breakdown of CO2 emissions over the lifecycle of Kao products is as follows: Emissions directly connected with production activities (development, manufacturing, distribution) less than 10%, materials procurement and product disposal about 40%, and use of products in the home rather than 50%.
To reduce CO2 emissions, Kao is looking at ways to cut emissions during manufacturing and distribution, making proactive efforts to use materials with low environmental impact, and working on development of products that will reduce environmental impact during use.


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Frittata with Bell Peppers and Onions, Chicken with Black Bean-Chipotle Sauce, Pear and Blue Cheese Flatbread, Olive Salsa, Quinoa Walnut Salad…hungry yet? I don't think there is one recipe in Canyon Ranch's newest cookbook Nourish that I would not eat. I salivated my way through each page this morning over coffee wishing I had a bite of the Apple Cinnamon–Crusted Oatmeal (notes in the book state: "so much better–and better for you– than flavored instant oatmeal"). I have been icing my foot in the mornings after a run. I just read in this month's issue of Runner's World (Cold Call, page 48) that 15-20 is the optimal amount of icing time. I had been doing it longer than that, so I was happy for the insight. This provides the perfect respite for my daily caffeine fix and a few moments to thumb through a fabulous cookbook like this one. I have posted here an easy recipe I thought would be a great running snack…(says it's a favorite of Canyon Ranch Guests and a good source of fiber, magnesium and phosphorus). This book is a must to check out of your library (like I did), or better yet, add it on your Christmas list. A great gift (hint) for a runner.
Something for the holidays…
PUMPKIN CRUNCH recipe:
1 cup pumpkin seeds
1 1/2 teaspoons canola oil
2 tablespoons pure maple syrup
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1/2 teaspoon allspice
1/2 teaspoon sea salt
1 1/4 cups dried cranberries
1) Preheat oven to 300 degrees F. Lightly spray a baking sheet with canola oil spray.
2) Toss the pumpkin seeds and canola oil in a small bowl. Spread the coated seeds evenly on the baking sheet. Roast for 20 minutes, or until almost dry.
3) Place the pumpkin seeds in a medium bowl and stir in the maple syrup until coated.
4) Combine the cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice and salt in a small bowl. Add the spice mixture to the pumpkin seeds. Stir to combine.
5) Return the pumpkin seeds to the baking sheet and roast for 15 minutes, or until dry, stirring occasionally. Turn the pan several times to ensure even roasting, checking frequently–seeds burn easily. Set aside until completely cool, about 30 minutes.
6) Combine the seeds and dried cranberries in a large bowl. Store in a tightly sealed container.
125 cal/13g carbs/7g fat/4g protein/1g fiber per serving–makes 10.25 servings


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Did I mention that my son is growing up too fast? Oh, OK. Just checking.
This was taken just a few weeks ago at a nearby skate park (which, if I was a kid, I would think was the coolest thing ever). Zan wanted to show me how proficient he'd gotten with his scooter … and I was fairly stunned to see the kinds of maneuvers he was able to pull off. No, he wasn't doing any tricks, but just the fact that he was zipping around and taking such sharp turns was impressive.
If there's a downside, it's that he's so enamored with his scooter that he is woefully behind on learning how to ride a bike sans training wheels. Looks like I have me a new summer project. That should be interesting.
Let's hope we can avoid the "I caused my son to eat blacktop" blog entry.


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Biography Wikipedia
Wikipedia:This is a Chinese name; the family name is Na.
Na Ying (Chinese: 那英; pinyin: Nà Yīng, less frequently referred to as Natasha Na, born 27 November 1967) is a Chinese vocalist. She is considered as one of the best present-day female singers in Mainland China, having sold more than 10 million albums. She is also noted for her buoyant and forthright personality.^ Cite error: The named reference diva was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
She was born in Shenyang, Liaoning. She is an ethnic Manchu, said to be of the Yehe Nara clan. She became a member of the Liaoning Juvenile Broadcasting Chorus in 1979, and the Shenyang Singing and Dancing Troupe in 1983. Na won several national singing contests in the 1980s, and received vocal training from the famous composer Gu Jianfen (谷建芬).
In 1988, Na Ying began her recording career in Taiwan and Hong Kong. She released her first album in 1994 called "Dreaming with you". After that she published more successful albums, turning into one of the most loved mandopop artists of Mainland China.
At the 1998 Spring Festival Gala show hosted by CCTV, Na Ying sang a duet "Meet in '98" (相約一九九八) with her friend Faye Wong. Wong had already achieved fame in Hong Kong and elsewhere, but the performance with Na brought her to superstar status in China itself.
Na Ying had a relationship with Chinese footballer Gao Feng and a son by him, but they separated in 2005. She married Meng Tong in 2006, and they had a daughter in 2007.
Although she devoted time to her family and children from 2002 to 2009, she never quit the stage, and had a prominent role at the closing ceremony of the Beijing 2008 Summer Olympic Games.
At the close of 2009 she performed the concert "20 Years of Na", a retrospective of her stage career, at the Capital Gymnasium. Although her 2009 single "The Journey of Love" topped the charts wherever it was released, her early song "Follow Your Instinct" remains her favourite.
Finally, after almost nine years of hiatus, Na returned to the music scene in 2011, releasing a new album called So...What?. The album reached No.1 position in both mainland China and Taiwan album charts.
In 2012, Na Ying became a coach and judge on the popular television singing show The Voice of China (season 1), along with Yang Kun, Liu Huan and Yu Chengqing. She returned to the judges panel in 2013 for The Voice of China (season 2), along with Wang Feng, Zhang Hui-mei and Yu Chengqing.^ "Na Ying, judge on 'The Voice of China'". China.org.cn. 2012-08-31. Retrieved 2013-02-10. ^ Mandopop diva returns, Global Times, December 25, 2009 (china.org.cn)^ Chinese A-list entertainers to perform in CCTV gala, Xinhua, February 13, 2010.^ 那英:走出离婚阴影和儿子一起快乐成长 (Chinese)


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Left Form 2013: We hope lots of people go to this year's Left Forum, now being held in early June vs. March as it used to be, but again at Pace University in lower Manhattan. I will be personing the D&S exhibit table hawking subscriptions and D&S books and catching up with people. This year's theme is "Mobilizing for Ecological/Economic Transformation."
D&S is co-sponsoring just one panel this year, organized by our esteemed former co-editor Abby Scher, "Unions and the Worker Coop Movement Building Power." Some details:
Pace University, New York City
Room: W510, Time: Sunday, 9th of June 03:00pm-04:50pm
Abstract: Unions like the United Food and Commercial Workers, UE, Steelworkers and SEIU are doing more than forming worker coops; they are trying to solve some of the key problems in the worker coop movement. Scaling up,financing, gaining government support, and solving legal obstacles are all on the agenda of a core of union members who are also worker coop activists. Hybrid union co-ops are in development that merge the Mondragon worker-owned co-op model from Spain with the traditional U.S. union model based on collective bargaining.
Chair, Speakers: Abby Scher — Dollars & Sense, Denise Hernandez — Cooperative Home Care Associates, Michael Peck — Mondragon-Steelworkenrs partnership, Carmen Huertas-Noble — CUNY School of Law, Brendan Martin — Working World
Our sister organization and pals the Union for Radical Political Economics have put together a whole slew of panels–eight in all! Here are the details:
1) Primitive Accumulation in Light of the Current Onslaught of Austerity
Session 2. Saturday 12 noon , Room W613
Michael Perelman • David McNally • Michael Hudson
This panel addresses the damage austerity is doing to the economy and society. Its backdrop will be Karl Marx's analysis of the role of classical primitive accumulation. For all its brutality, classical political accumulation may deserve some credit in promoting the development of capitalism's productive capacity. In contrast to classical primitive accumulation, the modern variant seems to be almost entirely extractive, feeding the voracious appetite of finance capital, by consuming what might otherwise nourish the lives of the people, including those parts of the public sector that serve human needs.
2) The Wealth Gap for Women – Have We Really Come a Long Way?
Session 2. Saturday 12 noon, Room E304
Peg Rapp • Susan Pashkoff • Diana Zavala • Barbara Garson • Irene Ortiz Rosen
The wage gap between women's and men's individual wages is the most standard indicator used to define women's march toward equality. The wealth gap for women, in contrast, is defined as the total wealth a woman has obtained, minus any wealth contributed by inheritance or a spouse. In the overall wealth gap, women have 8% of the wealth of men, a much greater degree of inequality than indicated by the wage gap. Since the wealth gap is also based on many more variables, we will show how the wealth gap is a much more effective indicator of women's oppression since it can approach the analysis not only in terms of the individual wage, but in relation to the patriarchal institutions of marriage and the family, as well as class, race and imperialism. We will show how the patriarchal system under capitalism has not provided an adequate alternative structure to deal with social needs provided outside the capitalist market and how excluding women, people of color and subsistence workers in imperialized countries from the capitalist wage labor paradigm creates a group of super-oppressed predominantly women workers. We will discuss how women have fought for the social safety nets provided by society to support unpaid caretaking work – free public education, public health clinics, childcare and eldercare – only to see them being cut worldwide in an effort to "re-privatize" women's labor so that capitalist society will not be held responsible for the cost of women's work outside the market.
3) The Political Economy of US Healthcare, the Medical Industrial Complex and the Affordable Care Act
Session 2. Saturday 12 noon, Room W511
Robert Chernomas • Robert Kemp • Matt Anderson • Francesca Lo Basso
The US healthcare system is the most expensive (as a percent of GDP) of all the advanced industrial countries, and despite that produces healthcare outcomes that rank among the lowest. This difference is both a result and cause of the extraordinarily high profits in the industry, and more broadly of being a healthcare for profit system. This panel looks carefully at the political economy of the US Medical Industrial Complex, the current Affordable Healthcare Act, and what would be necessary to create an acceptable alternative.
4) Eco-Capitalism and the Myths of the "Green Economy"
Session 3. Saturday 3:40 pm, Room E304
Brian Tokar • Les Levidow • Rachel Smolker • Carlos Marentes
— Cosponsored by the Global Justice Ecology Project and URPE —
The goal of "greening" the economy, once promoted by environmental activists worldwide, is now increasingly co-opted by those who seek to control, plunder and commodify all of nature. This agenda has played out at several recent international gatherings, in an aggressive "green economy" development agenda, in economic assessments of natural resources, and in new financial instruments to create markets for them. Proponents suggest that economic growth and current consumption levels can be made environmentally sustainable by shifting to more resource-efficient modes and more flexible resource allocations without challenging capitalism. This panel will offer diverse critical perspectives on the new eco-capitalism, as well as how people are organizing globally to challenge this agenda and advance alternative development models.
5) Climate Justice: Challenges and Prospects for an Emerging Movement
Session 4. Saturday 5:30 pm, Room E303
Brian Tokar • Patrick Bond • Chris Williams • Marcela Olivera • Jacqui Patterson
"Climate justice" has become a unifying call for movements for indigenous rights, racial justice, alternatives to capitalism, and more. The overarching aims are to highlight the social dimensions and underlying inequities of the global climate crisis, press for genuine, justice-centered solutions, and influence the broader climate movement in a more countersystemic direction. This panel will offer a variety of US and international perspectives on the current state of climate justice, and the potential for a more unified and radical movement to challenge the root causes of global climate disruptions.
6) Iran: The Presidential Election of June 2013
Session 4. Saturday 5:30 pm, Room E330
G. Reza Ghorashi • Hamideh Sedghi • Mohammad Soleymani • Hamid Zangeneh
On June 15th Iran will elect a new president. Some have suggested this is the most crucial election that the Islamic Republic has faced. In this panel the major candidates and their chances for being elected will be evaluated. Furthermore, potential socioeconomic and political consequences of their election will be explained.
7) Electoral Politics: Demobilizing Swamp or Tactic for Social Transformation?
Session 5. Sunday 10 am, Room W211
Al Campbell • David Laibman • Stephan Edel
From its earliest days, the working-class movement has debated the nature of the representative state in capitalist societies and the desirability of participation in national electoral processes as a means to contest for political power and lay foundations for revolutionary transition. This panel has several goals: to bring systematic political-economic thinking to bear on this issue; to consider whether capitalist evolution, from mid-19th century to the present, requires new perspectives on the electoral state; and to broaden the framework for this discussion to include present-day globalizing capitalism, the Global South, the BRIC countries, and the impact of transnationalization and neoliberalism.
8) The Revolutionary Project of Social Ecology
Session 6. Sunday 12 noon, Room E307
Brian Tokar • Dan Chodorkoff • Chaia Heller • Eleanor Finley
Since the 1960s, social ecologists have advanced a revolutionary outlook that examines the problematic relationships between society, capitalism, social hierarchy and the natural world. Three generations of social ecologists will discuss social ecology in historical, philosophical, and political terms, focusing significantly on social ecology's political strategy, which is rooted in confederated direct democracy. We will also trace the role that social ecology has played in informing movements from the anti-nuclear movement and ecofeminism, to the alter-globalization movement (Seattle, 1999), and Occupy and its many offshoots.
Wow! I am hoping to catch some of these, especially Perelman/McNally/Hudson.
Subscribers and blog followers, please stop by the D&S table to say "hi"!
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Cheryl Steinwedel, RYT - 200 Hour Yoga Alliance Certified Teacher, is the founder of the UNOH Yoga Studio and has been teaching yoga since 2005. Cheryl first discovered yoga in 1998 when she signed up for her first yoga class trying to fill her evenings and a void after her only child left for college. She immediately fell in love with yoga and has never stopped practicing or studying. In 2004, she signed up for Yoga Teacher Training at Bhumi's Yoga & Wellness Center in Cleveland, Ohio, and eleven months later obtained her yoga teaching certification.
Throughout the years attending yoga conferences and seminars, Cheryl has trained with Rodney Yee, Colleen Saidman, Shiva Rea, Rod Stryker, Yogi Amrit Desai, Seane Corne, Nicki Doane, Rama Berch, Lilias Folan, Mark Whitwell, Paul Grilley, Alan Finger, Ana Forrest, Swami Karunananda, Donna Fahri, David Swenson and more. If she isn't teaching a class or attending a yoga training seminar, she and her dear friend, Linda Beecher, practice together with DVD's by Shiva Rea or Rodney Yee.
Cheryl's hatha yoga classes are infused with many different styles of yoga including Iyengar Yoga, Vinyasa Flow and Ashtanga. She teaches Beginners/Beginner II and Intermediate Yoga Classes.
Cheryl has a passion for yoga, is commitment to practice, has a deep respect for the tradition of yoga, and loves teaching students how to enjoy all aspects of the practice including Pranayama (Breath work), Shavasana (Relaxation), and Meditation.
"I look forward to sharing the incredible gifts that yoga has brought to me in my life. Yoga has brought strength, joy, freedom and peace to my very soul, and my plan is to always continue to learn about and share yoga with others." - Cheryl Steinwedel
Cheryl Steinwedel is a 200 Hour Registered Yoga Alliance Certified Instructors. Cheryl Steinwedel, UNOH Vice President of Public Relations and Marketing, graduated from The University of Northwestern Ohio in 1971.
Amy Wildermuth started her yoga practice in 2010 and made the decision to share with others the benefits of yoga by becoming certified with Yogafit. Amy received her Level 1 Certification from the Yogafit Training Systems Worldwide, Inc. in 2012, and has since completed Level II, Level III and Level IV.
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Recreating deli-style pickled artichoke hearts at home is surprisingly easy, and their texture and flavour are superior to store-bought. Don't be put off by the need to trim the artichokes. Once you prepare the first few, the rest of the batch will go quickly.
Juice of 2 lemons, plus 6 tbsp (3 oz.)
5 lb. baby artichokes
12-14 ice cubes
1-1/2 cups (12 oz.) white wine vinegar (6 percent acidity)
1 tbsp plus 1 tsp kosher salt
Long, thin curls of zest from 4 lemons, removed with a cocktail citrus zester
6 cloves garlic, thinly sliced
6 pinches red pepper flakes
1 tbsp fine herbes
1-1/2 tsp peppercorns
3/4 cup (6 oz.) extra-virgin olive oil
Step 1: Have ready hot, sterilized jars and their lids. (Watch this video for a how-to.)
Step 2: Half fill a large bowl with water and add the juice of 2 lemons. Working with 1 artichoke at a time, snap off the outer leaves until you reach the tender inner leaves. Cut off the top 1/2", then cut off the stem and trim any dark green skin from the base. Cut the artichoke into quarters, cut away any visible choke, and place in the lemon water.
Step 3: Using a slotted spoon, transfer the artichokes to a large nonreactive saucepan over medium heat. Add 1/4 cup of the lemon water. Cover and cook, stirring occasionally, until barely tender, about 10 minutes. Return to the bowl of lemon water and stir in the ice cubes.
Step 4: Meanwhile, in a large nonreactive saucepan, combine the 6 tbsp lemon juice, vinegar and salt. Add 1-1/2 cups water and bring to a boil over medium-high heat, stirring to dissolve the salt.
Step 5: Divide the lemon zest and garlic evenly among the jars, then add a pinch of red pepper flakes, 1/2 tsp fine herbes, and 1/4 tsp peppercorns to each jar. Pack the artichokes tightly into the jars to within 1" of the rims.
Step 6: Ladle the hot brine into the jars, leaving 3/4" of head-space. Add 2 tbsp olive oil to each jar, leaving 1/4"-1/2"of head-space. Remove any air bubbles and adjust the head-space, if necessary. Wipe the rims and seal tightly with the lids. Let the jars stand undisturbed for 24 hours, and then refrigerate for up to 2 weeks, shaking the jars gently for the first week to mix the flavours.
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Reprinted with permission from Rick Field, Lisa Atwood and Rebecca Courchesne's The Art of Preserving (2012 Weldon Owen).
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SAN ANTONIO - A medically-retired San Antonio veteran struggling to make ends meet for his five children got the keys to a new home Monday, thanks to Bank of America and Operation Homefront.
"I honestly don't' think it's sunk in yet," Staff Sgt. Matthew Sheffel said of his new home.
The 2,000-square foot, three-bedroom, two-bath mortgage-free home is in sharp contrast to the tiny rural cabin that Sheffel used to live in that was only accessible by boat.
"It's finally one more stress that's been lifted," Sheffel said.
Sheffel, who served in the military for 12 years, returned from a tour in Iraq to a broken marriage and instantly became a single dad to his kids. For the past three years, he's raised an 11-year-old girl and 6-year-old quadruplets.
Sheffel had problems providing a good home for his children.
"I kind of lost my faith in community and things," Sheffel said.
The cabin wasn't a suitable place for children, and he risked losing custody of them if he couldn't find a better place to live. Over the years, the family lived with family, friends or apartments.
"We were just going from place to place, not really having something that's ours and that's stable," Sheffel said.
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If the home, itself, wasn't enough, there was a surprise for the family in the garage, where they found piles of household items that were donated by Bank of America employees.
Now, after years of struggle, Sheffel believes this is a turning point to living the American dream. He's taking paralegal courses and said he looks forward to starting a new life with his children in their new house.
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Internationally recognised as Britain's most provocative contemporary graphic artist and storyteller of homoerotic fantasies, Oliver Frey, also known as 'Zack', has been using his artistic side to create homoerotic imagery for four decades.
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In recent years a niche for illustrated erotic work has resurfaced and Frey has been (re-)discovered through comics compilations and paperback fiction from German publisher Bruno Gmünder. His latest lavish compendium, Zack: The Art, demonstrates the distinctive masculinity and sensuous physicality of his artistry which he has built his name on.
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How do you know if your stomach pain is bad enough that you need to go the doctor?
My stomach has done this before it usually last about a day and then goes away but it keeps coming back, by the time I get to the doctor its gone so they tell me nothing is wrong, everytime I breathe in to deep my lower stomach feels like someone is grabbing it and twisting! Everyone keeps saying It will go away, but should I keep trying to go to the doctor? I'm afriad if I keep letting it go and it keeps coming back that something is wrong?
I wouldn't rush to the doctor but mabye I would have a GI workup and mabye a pelvic ultrasound ( if you are a woman) . Just to rule out some common problems. You could have a ovarain cyst, IBS or something of that nature. I wouldn't be worried about it unless you have a fever or other worrysome symptoms. I would look into what is causing your intermittent pain episodes.
Lower right abdominal pain and back pain!?
I am a 21 year old female and Last night I started to have a dull aching pain in my lower right abdomen and I went to sleep. It kept me up at night and continues to hurt today. It hurts alot when I move and breathe and is hard to stand up straight. I have had ovarian cysts on the right side before but im not sure if thats what it is. How long should I wait before getting it checked out by a doctor?
There are several possibilities.
1. An ovarian cyst (like you said)
2. Appendicitis
3. Kidney stones
I'd make an appointment as soon as possible, before the symptoms become worse, or the problem becomes more difficult to treat.
Always remember…your body isn't supposed to hurt. When it does, it's trying to tell you that something is WRONG!!
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Breathe correctly WITHOUT obsessive focus on breath?
I've practiced pranayama though I was not ready for it and I didn't clear my mind completely doing it (amateur instructor). This autumn I've been diagnosed with anxiety and spasmophilia – chest pain, breathing problems though I don't have asthma. I suspect my medical problems have something to do with forcing my body with pranayama when I was not ready for it. I used to breathe alternatively through my left and right nostril, holding after inhaling/ exhaling. I stopped it in October but I still have the symptoms.Today I read about abdominal breathing on a medical site and I tried it, but after a sensation of relief in my chest, the pressure came back stronger together with a burning sensation.
Also, it seems that I am obsessively checking my breath all the time, which is extremely stressful.Should I continue abdominal breathing a few minutes a day and try not to focus on my breath the rest of the time?Or should I just let my body recover by itself, with good rest and long walks?
start taking some Licorice and see if that improves your breathing.
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HELP!!! PLEASE!! Constantly dizzy for 4 days, swelling/stinging tongue, acid reflex, etc?
I have no idea what is going on! I am CONSTANTLY dizzy from the time I wake up, to the time I sleep- it doesn't end, and has been going on for almost 5 days! Off and on my heart hurts a lot, I get headaches, acid reflex, stomach pains, trouble breathing as if having an anxiety attack, and rarely everything stops in my mind for a few seconds and I feel like I'm not even alive! Now, my tongue is stinging and swelling when I eat or drink! What the hell is going on?! PLEASE HELP!
(P.S. I was diagnosed with major depressive disorder, and was on medications for anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder, depression, and mood swings. I have been off of the medications for two weeks now, secretly, and the only time those bad symptoms I just begun having that are constant go away for a period of time is when I'm with my boyfriend.)
I am a sixteen year old female, and I really need some help! My parents couldn't get in contact with my doctor!
In addition to anxiety, you could be going through withdrawl from your prescription medications. This is not good. Your blood pressure could be sky high. Please go to the doctor, nurse, or clinic and tell her/him the truth. Hydrate with plain water, and do not restart the medications without a doctor.Tags: backup, breathing, ezine, lang, mage, Most Popular, pain, source, stomach, stomach pain, stomach pain trouble breathing, Trouble, trouble breathing
i had severe pain starting in my stomach then it went up under my ribs…?
and i had difficulty breathing with vomiting and it lasted for 45 min?
i need to know what it could possibly be sometimes it's there for a min and it goes away and a few weeks i had to go into the ER but it only lasted about 5 min.
Sounds like you got poisoning of some sort. It's not unusual because if you ate something spoiled or tainted, your body's natural response is to throw up and remove the substance from your body.
The important thing now is that you're better and are feeling better, so don't think about what you ate.
Though, if the pain you felt was on the left side, it's something you ate, If it was on your right side, it could be something more serious like an intestinal infection.Tags: backup, breathing, difficulty, ezine, lang, mage, Most Popular, pain, pain difficulty breathing, source, stomach, stomach pain, stomach pain difficulty breathing


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Three New "Promotion Acts" Under Jurisdiction of Agriculture and Fisheries Ministry (September 25, 2014) by Sayuri Umeda
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Jurisdiction: Japan
GMO Prohibition Confirmed (June 19, 2014) by Nicolas Boring
The Conseil d'Etat, France's highest court for administrative matters, has rejected a request from corn producers ...
Topic: Agriculture and food; Genetically modified foods
Jurisdiction: France
Kosher Slaughter Method Effectively Banned (June 02, 2014) by Edith Palmer
On February 17, 2014, new animal protection measures entered into force effectively banning kosher slaughter practices ...
Topic: Agriculture and food; Animal protection; Freedom of religion
Jurisdiction: Denmark
Agreement Seeks to Address Climate Change Impact (December 31, 2013) by Constance Johnson
In December 2013, Sri Lanka and the United Nations World Food Program (WFP) signed an agreement ...
Topic: Agriculture and food; Food assistance ; Foreign aid
Jurisdiction: Sri Lanka
Crisis in Thai Rice Pledging Scheme (August 07, 2013) by Sayuri Umeda
In mid-June 2013, the Thai government admitted that its rice subsidy program had lost 136 billion ...
Topic: Agriculture and food
Jurisdiction: Thailand
New Plant Quarantine Law Enacted (May 11, 2011) by Shameema Rahman
The Bangladeshi Parliament passed the Plant Quarantine Act 2011 on March 20, 2011. This Law provides ...
Topic: Agriculture and food
Jurisdiction: Bangladesh
Preliminary Ruling Finds France's Ban on Genetically Modified Corn Illegal (April 04, 2011) by Nicole Atwill
On February 3, 2010, the Conseil d'Etat, France's Supreme Court for administrative matters, referred several questions ...
Topic: Agriculture and food
Jurisdiction: Court of Justice of the European Union; France
Milk Sector Planning (April 04, 2011) by Ruth Levush
On March 28, 2011, the Knesset (Israel's Parliament) passed the Milk Sector Planning Law, 5771-2011. The ...
Topic: Agriculture and food
Jurisdiction: Israel
Court Rules Agency's Deregulation of Genetically Engineered Sugar Beets Violated Federal Environmental Law (October 20, 2009) by Luis Acosta
A federal district court has ruled that a decision by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) ...
Topic: Agriculture and food
Jurisdiction: United States
Law on Use of Genetically Modified Crops (February 27, 2009) by Hanibal Goitom
On February 13, 2009, Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki signed into law the Biosafety Bill of 2008, ...
Topic: Agriculture and food
Jurisdiction: Kenya
Bill Prohibiting Slaughter of Cattle Introduced (February 05, 2009) by Constance Johnson
On January 30, 2009, a Private Member's bill on prohibiting the slaughter of cattle was given ...
Topic: Agriculture and food
Jurisdiction: Sri Lanka
Promotion of the Organic or Ecological Production (March 02, 2008) by Dario Ferreira
Law No. 29196 promulgated on January 24, 2008 adopts provisions to promote the sustainable and competitive ...
Topic: Agriculture and food
Jurisdiction: Peru
Last updated: June 04, 2015