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Anti Inflammatory Tablets
228 Suppliers
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Shree Venkatesh International LimitedVerified Supplier with TrustSEAL
Manufacturer of generic periactin - cyproheptadine, generic actavis - prednisolone, naproxen (generic naprosyn), indomethacin (generic indocin) & anti inflammatory tablets.
No. 2440-41, New Bombay Market Ring Road, Umarwada,
Surat - 395010, Gujarat
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Vibdrugs BiosciencesVerified Supplier with TrustSEAL
We are a leading wholesaler & trader of deflazacort tablet. Also offering cough syrups, droot - 3 sachets, oral care product & pediatric syrup.
S.C.F.- 427, First Floor, Motor Market, Manimajra,
Chandigarh - 160101, Chandigarhhttp://www.vibdrugsbiosciences.com/pharmaceutical-tablets.html9643337883Chandigarh
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Avyukt PharmaceuticalsVerified Supplier with TrustSEAL
We are a leading manufacturer & supplier of anti-inflammatory drugs. Also offering acid peptic drugs, potassium clavulanate tablets and anti- allergics.
No. 929, 3rd Cross Road, 8th A Main Road, Prakashnagar 3rd Stage, Rajaji Nagar,
Bengaluru - 560021, Karnatakahttp://www.avyuktpharmaceuticals.com/anti-inflammatory-drugs.html9953352710Bengaluru
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Lifestyle Bio Sciences DermacareVerified Supplier with TrustSEAL
Manufacturer & supplier of deflazacort tablet. Also offering pharmaceutical sunscreen lotion, mupirocin ointment & glycerine soap.
Plot No. 213, Industrial Area, Phase 1,
Chandigarh - 160002, Chandigarhhttp://www.lifestylebiosciencedermacare.com/pharmaceutical-tablets.html8048024379Chandigarh
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Rapid Life Drugs & HealthcareVerified Supplier with TrustSEAL
Trader & supplier of aceclofenac tablets. Also offering aceclofenac tablets, amikacin sulfate injection, cefixime tablets, ceftriaxone injectables & ceftriaxone injection.
479, First Floor, Abhaypur, Industrial Area, Phase-1,
Panchkula - 134112, Haryanahttp://www.rapidlife.net/aceclofenac-tablets.html9643320074Panchkula
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Leehpl Ventures Pvt. Ltd.Verified Supplier with TrustSEAL
Exporter of meftal 250mg tab, misoprost 200 mcg, misoprost 100 mcg, asteride 30 mg tab, meftal 500mg tab & anti inflammatory tablets.
No. 210, First Floor, Brijbhoomi Complex, Opposite Mascot Motors C. A. Road,
Nagpur - 440013, Maharashtra
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B. S. Medicine & Foods Pvt LtdVerified Supplier with TrustSEAL
Leading exporter & wholesaler of tapentadol tablets. Also offering epillepsy medicines, cariflam tablet & doxylamine tablets.
Plot No. 32, Ramkrishna Enclave, Trishur, Alapad,
Mumbai - 440009, Maharashtrahttp://www.edmedicinestore.com/epillepsy-medicines.html9643203511Mumbai
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Deep LifecareVerified Supplier with TrustSEAL
Specialized manufacturer & exporter of tramadol 200mg capsules. We also offer ace inhabitors & allergy medicines & analagesic - antipretic - anti-inflamatory.
Plot No. 645, Block No. 1, Mahipalpur Extension, Vasant Kunj Road,
New Delhi - 110037, Delhihttp://www.deeplifecare.in/pain-killer-tablets.html9643336811New Delhi
- Leading Supplier
Shri Krushna Medical StoresVerified Supplier with TrustSEAL
Leading exporter & wholesaler of anti inflammatory tablets. Also offering pain relief medicines, pain relief drug & tramadol capsule.
No. J 3702, Provident Welworth City Marasandra, Doddatumkur Post,
Bengaluru - 561203, Karnatakahttp://www.globexdropship.com/pain-relief-medicines.html8048110135Bengaluru
- Leading Supplier
Snu BiocareVerified Supplier with TrustSEAL
Leading manufacturer & wholesaler of anti inflammatory tablets, preblotic & probiotic, fungal diastase, peosin syrup, ofloxacin & ornidozole tablets, pharmaceutical injections, pharmaceutical syrups & pharmaceutical tablets.
SCF 373, First Floor, Motor Market Manimajra,
Chandigarh - 160041, Chandigarhhttp://www.snubiocare.com/pharmaseutical-tablets.html8048411351Chandigarh
- Leading Supplier
Zota Health Care Ltd.Verified Supplier with TrustSEAL
Manufacturer & exporter of nimesulide mouth dispersible tablet, trypsin + bromelain + rutoside tablet & nimesulide tablet.
Zota House, No. 2/896, Hira Modi Street Sagrampura,
Surat - 395002, Gujarat
- Leading Supplier
Integral Life SciencesVerified Supplier with TrustSEAL
Trader & supplier of anti inflammatory tablets, drotaverine & mefenamic acid tablets. Also offering diclofenac tablets & betahistine dihydrohloride tablets.
SCF- 377, 1st & 2nd Floor, Motor Market, Manimajra,
Chandigarh - 160101, Chandigarhhttp://www.integrallifesciences.com/pharmaceuticals-tablets.html9953352808Chandigarh
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Numera Life SciencesVerified Supplier with TrustSEAL
Manufacturer of analgesics tablets & capsule, analgesic gel, analgesic tablets, analgesic injections, diclofenac sodium & tolperisone hcl tablet.
Buddi Siswan Road, District - Mohali,
Kurali - 140103, Punjab
- Leading Supplier
Osr Healthcare Pvt Ltd.Verified Supplier with TrustSEAL
We are a leading manufacturer & exporter of anti inflammatory tablets. Also offering clotrimazole vaginal tablet & letrozole tablets.
29-B, Dawa Bazar,
Nagpur - 440002, Maharashtrahttp://www.osrhealthcarepvtltd.com/group.html8588804100Nagpur
- Leading Supplier
Spine Healthcare Pvt. Ltd.Verified Supplier with TrustSEAL
Leading manufacturer & trader of anti inflammatory tablets, pharma franchise in north sikkim, pharma franchise in surat, pharma franchise in hanumangarh, pharmaceutical injections, pharmaceutical capsules & pharmaceutical tablets.
S.C.F.- 601, 1st Floor, Motor Market Manimajra, U.T.,
Chandigarh - 160101, Chandigarhhttp://www.indiamart.com/spinehealthcare/pharmaceutical-tablets.html7053135988Chandigarh
- Leading Supplier
Trumac HealthcareVerified Supplier with TrustSEAL
Manufacturer & wholesaler of diclofena serratiopeptidase paracetamol tablets-diclorut-SP, antispasmodic drotaverine hydrochloride tablets-dromac-80, anti-inflammatory nimesulide & paracetamol tablets-felid.
SCO 46-47, Samadhi Gate, Manimajra,
Chandigarh - 160101, Chandigarh
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ACTIZA PharmaceuticalVerified Supplier with TrustSEAL
Manufacturer & exporter of deflazacort tablets. Also offering analgesic and anti inflammatory drugs, anti allergic drugs, anti HIV, anti infectives & antibiotics medicine.
No. 245, Royal Square Utran,
Surat - 394105, Gujarat
- Leading Supplier
Abiba Pharmacia Private LimitedVerified Supplier with TrustSEAL
Manufacturer & trader of drotaverine tablets. Also offering analgesic drugs, antibiotics range, antioxidants, lycopene, vitamins & multi-mineral capsules, ayurvedic section & cephalosporins tablets.
SCF- 221, First Floor, Motor Market Commercial Complex, Manimajara,
Chandigarh - 160101, Chandigarhhttp://www.abibappl.com/pharmaceutical-tablets.html7053136951Chandigarh
- Leading Supplier
Sanify Healthcare Private LimitedVerified Supplier with TrustSEAL
Manufacturer & trader of diclofenac pot. 50mg paracetamol 325mg serratiopetidase. Also offering dextromethorphan hydrobromide phenylephrine hydrochloride.
Shri Sai Market, Opposite Hotel Marc Royale, Kalka- Zirakpur Highway, Dhakoli,
Zirakpur - 140603, Punjabhttp://www.sanifyhealthcare.com/pharmaceutical-tablet.html8043045948Zirakpur
- Leading Supplier
Rech Elist Pharma ( Division Of Biophar Lifesciences Pvt. Ltd.)Verified Supplier with TrustSEAL
We are a leading manufacturer & supplier of deflazacort tablets. Also offering serratiopeptidase, mefenamic acid, aceclofenac tablets, diclofenac potassium & nimesulide.
34, Raipur Kalan,
Chandigarh - , Chandigarhhttp://www.rechelist.com/pharmaceutical-tablets-range.html9643338610Chandigarh


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New testing regime at public schools is a recipe for disaster
By Darrel Galera and Roberta Mayor
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Oct 8, 2015
Testing obviously plays an important role in educating children — particularly tests designed to help teachers identify the needs of individual students. The state's new testing regime, called the Smarter Balanced Assessment (SBA), is quite different. It is not just unhelpful, but counterproductive.
Strengthening families leads to lifelong success
By Howard Garval
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Oct 7, 2015
Whether from the perspective of providing help or providing housing, the critical state of homelessness in Hawaii is an issue that affects our entire community. Helping families to not only survive but thrive goes well beyond providing basic needs and shelter, but it starts there as well.
Power-generation paradigm must change
By Gene Ward
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Oct 4, 2015
More than 40 elected officials have called for creating a cooperative instead of a HECO or NextEra -- but we should be able to get more than just a shot across the bow to negotiate a better deal with NextEra; we should be calling for a new power-generation model and not just a new ownership model.
Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 another milestone in U.S. civil rights law
By Wilfredo Tungol
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Oct 4, 2015
This Oct. 3 marked the 50th anniversary of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 (INA). The law is significant to immigrants who have come to the United States in the past five decades.
Let's do more to ensure children not condemned to living on streets
By Luanna H. Meyer
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Oct 4, 2015
Since early August, nearly 100 people including 12 families previously living on Kakaako streets have been moved to shelters and other types of housing.
Public attacks on public school leaders should respect due process
By Randy Perreira
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Oct 1, 2015
There has been a disturbing trend lately in the form of public protests and attacks on our school leaders. These displays are flaring up around our state and are magnified by social and traditional media coverage.
Alaska Airlines CEO wobbly on issue of 'kuleana'
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Sep 30, 2015
The chief executive officer of Alaska Airlines has a lot to learn about the meaning of kuleana.
Mauna Kea dispute actually a clash of religions
By Jean E. Rosenfeld
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Sep 27, 2015
Mauna Kea, the "white mountain," is sacred. To its protectors it serves as a temple, a place set aside where the world as they know and worship it began.
Let's fight to eliminate delays and cost increases in rail project
By Mayor Kirk Caldwell
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Sep 27, 2015
On Sept. 15, the City Council chairman and I were informed that there is a possible schedule slippage of a year or more for the rail project, at an increase to the budget of about $200 million.
DOE officials need to think outside of the sweat box
By Naomi Takamori
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Sep 24, 2015
I am very concerned about how the excessive heat and humidity we are experiencing in Hawaii is affecting our students and teachers. Our students are sitting in classrooms that are unbearably hot, yet are expected to function and learn in this environment. Teachers and students are suffering with heat exhaustion and dehydration.
California wildfire showed caring and compassion still rule
By Tina Doty
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Sep 24, 2015
It was an ordinary trip from Honolulu to our Napa Valley, Calif., home located on Howell Mountain above a small town named Angwin on Saturday, Sept. 12. Little did my husband and I know that one of the most destructive wildfires in the area was about to take hold on the other side of the mountain.
Warm oceans are a call to action to keep reefs healthy
By Kim Hum
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Sep 23, 2015
I jumped into the water recently off the Kohala coast in West Hawaii, expecting a refreshing reprieve from a long day working in the sun. What I got instead was a warm water bath that was more disturbing than it was invigorating.
State of Hawaii not immune to 'denial of service' hacking
By Capt. Cliff Bean
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Sep 22, 2015
The Office of Personnel Management. Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield. The unclassified network for the Pentagon's Joint Staff. Sony.
Hawaii needs to decide if state should support Children and Youth Day events
By Suzanne Chun Oakland
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Sep 20, 2015
The Hawaii Legislature's Keiki Caucus is one of the oldest children's caucuses in the nation. It began in 1990. As a freshman legislator, I attended a legislative meeting in Rensselaerville, N.Y., and learned about a children's caucus.
Ethics Commission helping DOE bring school-related travel into compliance
By Susan N. DeGuzman
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Sep 20, 2015
Regrettably, an abundance of misinformation appears to be circulating about the state Ethics Commission's position on state Department of Education teacher travel.
Likely job losses another reason to nix NextEra deal
By Stanley Chang
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Sep 17, 2015
Hawaii urgently needs more good jobs to enable our young people to work and raise families here. Perhaps the single biggest threat to jobs in Hawaii is the proposed takeover of Hawaiian Electric Industries by Florida-based NextEra Energy Inc., which could result in hundreds of employees losing their jobs out of the more than 2,000 the company currently employs.
There's no job more challenging than raising kids
By Lisa Groulx and Kathi Kreinik
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Sep 16, 2015
What does it take for a nonprofit agency to stay in business for 40 years? First, it must meet an ongoing community need.
State should consider Kauai's example of how to own, manage power utility
By Allan Parachini
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Sep 13, 2015
The announcement last week by the Kauai Island Utility Cooperative and a partner, SolarCity, that they will build the nation's first utility-scale solar generating station capable of storing electricity in batteries during the day to distribute during evening hours underscores stark contrasts in how Hawaii's people get their power.
Ethics Commission limits horizons of Hawaii's public school students
By Edwin Kagawa and Aaron Kubo
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Sep 13, 2015
Students in Hawaii are at a disadvantage. Unlike their mainland counterparts, they have limited access to educational and cultural resources, such as museums and historical landmarks.
'5-year rule' for civil servants overseas hurts U.S.
By Robert D. Eldridge
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Sep 10, 2015
Most taxpayers are unaware that the U.S. government stipulates the length of time a civil servant working for the U.S. Defense Department at overseas installations can be abroad — to five "continuous" years.
Kakaako needs cleanup, but 'sweeps' not the answer
By Nessa Vierra
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Sep 9, 2015
When they swept us out of Downtown and Waikiki, police and county workers said, "Go to Kakaako."
HECO suitor needs to provide tangible, firm commitments
By Kyle Datta
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Sep 6, 2015
It's a familiar story: A large merger is proposed that puts an important piece of Hawaii's future at stake. Questions are asked about the details of the merger and we're told, "Trust us, we've got this handled."
'Value-based' payment a threat to Hawaii health care
By Stephen B. Kemble
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Sep 6, 2015
The architects of the federal Affordable Care Act (ACA) blamed high U.S. health costs on excessive and unnecessary care.
High-profile shootings belie truth that gun violence way down
By Dave Swann
Once again, a deranged person used a gun to kill innocent people. In this case, the shooter was thoughtful enough to film the murders on a GoPro camera so that millions of viewers could watch the killings, over and over again, if they chose to.
Hot classrooms a serious health and safety issue
By Jaci Agustin
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Sep 3, 2015
"Hot Damn!" as Bruno Mars says. Hawaii classrooms are on fire! Hawaii public schools started July 29, forcing students to sweat through academics. Average temperatures for Hawaii in July and August were in the 90s. The kicker is that 90 percent of public schools here do not have air conditioning.
Is '100 percent renewable' in Hawaii's future?
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Sep 2, 2015
The language we use to communicate and how it will be understood and interpreted will be different for each individual.
ADUs bill is manifestation of poor city planning
By Jeanne Ohta
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Sep 2, 2015
The City Council will vote Wednesday on Bill 20, which would allow accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and has been called the "silver bullet" to solve Honolulu's housing problems.
Achieving the goal will be harder if the PUC allows NextEra to take over Hawaii's primary electricity provider
By Isaac Moriwake and Marti Townsend
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Sep 2, 2015
A mega-takeover of a local electric utility. A locally mandated goal to increase renewable energy, including rooftop solar. A wave of opposition from government agencies, community groups and clean-energy advocates.
Na'i Aupuni process moving forward and welcomes all Native Hawaiians
By Kuhio Asam and William Meheula
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 30, 2015
Na'i Aupuni is an independent, nonprofit organization made up of a volunteer board of directors from the Hawaiian community.
Native Hawaiians are not 'indigenous' and sovereignty effort is discriminatory
By James Kuroiwa
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 30, 2015
American citizens of the state of Hawaii must challenge the constitutionality of Hawaii's Act 195. The Akina v. State of Hawaii (Office of Hawaiian Affairs) lawsuit filed in federal court on Aug. 13 challenges Act 195, which does not stand muster against the United States Constitution.
We all can play a role in working to prevent child abuse
By Aileen Deese and James M. Hmurovich
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 27, 2015
When we hear stories about former Subway spokesperson Jared Fogle, who has been charged with child pornography and child prostitution, it can be shocking. It can cause confusion. It can cause anger. And these reactions make sense.
Hawaii could lead nation by enacting carbon-emissions fee
By Jeffrey Kim
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 27, 2015
In June, I traveled to Washington, D.C., for a climate-change conference and had the honor of meeting James Hansen, a man called "the world's most famous climate scientist" by The Washington Post.
Kakaako Makai's master plan reflects public needs
By Michelle S. Matson, Wayne Takamine and Robert Crone
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 26, 2015
The master plan for Kakaako Makai, actively developed by community consensus and formally adopted by the Hawaii Community Development Authority in 2011, reflects the recreational and cultural needs and desires of the larger community for Honolulu's remaining shoreline open space.
Inadequate paid maternity leave has devastating effect on families
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 23, 2015
I frequently hear from women in Hawaii who work full-time jobs and also serve as primary caretakers for their loved ones -- children, elderly parents, an ill spouse.
Alzheimer's is ticking time bomb that needs immediate attention
By Steve Tam
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 23, 2015
Families rarely talk to friends about how Alzheimer's disease is impacting them. However, there are more than 5 million Americans, including 26,000 Hawaii residents, living with Alzheimer's disease
Where are we with rail? Way over budget, as predicted
By Cliff Slater
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 19, 2015
We have said many times that the city deliberately started building rail out in the country where it would experience the fewest problems and be able to lay enough track mileage that it would be impossible to stop the project. Starting in the city, it would have experienced grave difficulties and serious cost overruns.
Local School Wellness Policy aims to reverse rise of childhood obesity
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 16, 2015
America's children are starting down a road of disease and early death, being projected by medical journals as the first generation that may not outlive their parents.
Stronger commitment needed from Navy to stop fuel leakage at Red Hill
By Cullen T. Hayashida
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 16, 2015
As a longtime resident of Moanalua Gardens and an attendee at the June 18 community hearing on water concerns raised by the Red Hill fuel tanks, I came away with little assurance that the Navy, the Environmental Protection Agency and the state Department of Health were interested in community input to prevent a massive disaster.
DOE priority is to hire more special-education teachers
By Suzanne Mulcahy
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 13, 2015
As the newly appointed assistant superintendent of the Office of Curriculum, Instruction and Student Support, my passion for ensuring that every student learns, coupled with my experience as a teacher, fuels my focus on improving student and staff success in the area of special education.
Proceed with the TMT?
By Doug Simons and Hilton Lewis
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 12, 2015
The international astronomical community has converged in Honolulu. The timing — in the midst of the controversy surrounding the construction of the Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) on Mauna Kea — has motivated some who oppose the telescope to engage these distinguished guests, hoping they will take a stand.
Preschool decision rooted in HCDA's caution with public land
By John Whalen
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 12, 2015
Contrary to some misperceptions, the Hawaii Community Development Authority's decision to cease negotiations with Seagull Schools for a 65-year lease of public land in Kakaako Makai was based on an extensive question-and-answer period during not only the most recent meeting, but also the board's June 3 meeting.
TMT does not justify the desecration of Hawaiian places of worship
By Bill Meheula
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 12, 2015
Many well-respected thinkers are advocating for the completion of construction of two major telescopes on Mauna Kea and Haleakala.
Solar farms proposed by HECO will help meet energy goals
By Maureen C. Andrade, Ryan Park and Jeffrey Mikulina
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 11, 2015
As the clock ticks on taking meaningful action on climate change, so, too, does an opportunity to secure substantial amounts of low-cost renewable energy for Oahu residents.
Include full-time public-sector workers in fight for minimum hourly pay of $15
By Randy Perreira
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 9, 2015
We in the labor movement applaud strides being made to lift working people out of poverty and are heartened to see that the "Fight for $15," a national campaign to raise wages for fast-food and other underpaid workers, is gaining momentum.
Don't sacrifice public oceanfront land just to raise money for maintenance
By Ron Iwami
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 9, 2015
Friends of Kewalos (FOK), a community nonprofit dedicated to protecting and preserving Kewalo Basin Park for the benefit of recreational users, opposes the current proposals for commercial development of Kewalo Basin Harbor.
City must make safety a priority at Hanauma Bay
By Bob Kern
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 7, 2015
Recent deaths at Hanauma Bay highlight dangers faced by people entering the ocean. The Friends of Hanauma Bay believe they occurred because the city has not created an environment that improves the safety of swimmers and snorkelers at the bay.
Visiting astronomers should meet with TMT 'protectors'
By Tom Peek
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 6, 2015
Thousands of the world's leading astronomers are in Hawaii for their triennial International Astronomical Union conference, a perfect kismet-like opportunity to learn firsthand why their noble and important profession has been tarnished during the protracted controversy over California's Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) — yet another example of astronomers pitted against native people over a mountaintop.
TMT debate unfortunately part of larger political drama
By John Goody
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 6, 2015
With all the elevated rhetoric and demands surrounding the proposed Thirty Meter Telescope on Mauna Kea, some of us are in a quandary.
Compare benefits of nonprofit, for-profit utilities
By Tom Brandt
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 5, 2015
Gov. David Ige now opposes the NextEra takeover of Hawaiian Electric. The Maui mayor and Honolulu City Council chairman are interested in nonprofit customer ownership of the Hawaiian Electric Industries (HEI) utilities in their respective counties — similar to the 13-year-old Kauai Island Utility Cooperative and hundreds of electric cooperatives on the mainland.
Accessory dwellings can ease affordable housing shortage
By Kawika K. Burgess
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 4, 2015
Everyone knows there is a shortage of affordable housing on Oahu. According to City Council Resolution 14-200, more than half of all households statewide are paying more than 30 percent of their income toward housing.
Navy committed to keeping Oahu drinking water from Red Hill safe
By Rear Adm. John Fuller
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 2, 2015
Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility is a safe, reliable and modernized facility; the Navy is absolutely committed to keeping our drinking water safe.
Stopping TMT would be tragic for all in Hawaii
By Richard S. Miller, the Rev. Barbara Grace Ripple and the Rev. Samuel Cox
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Aug 2, 2015
We are very supportive of many very serious grievances of the Hawaiian people, among them the terrible way our so-called criminal justice system, our educational system, our housing system and our health system has treated them and of the great and urgent need for reforms.
Flight school on Oahu could relieve critical pilot shortage
By Peter Forman
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 31, 2015
Sweeping the homeless toward crime and conflict
By James Koshiba
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 29, 2015
There's been a lot of attention lately on rising crime in Kakaako. Headlines leave the impression that "the homeless" there have suddenly grown more lawless and violent.
Addressing sex trafficking
By Kimberly S.G. Chang and Nicole Littenberg
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 29, 2015
As doctors who provide care to victims and survivors of abuse and exploitation, we've witnessed firsthand the severe consequences of human trafficking.
Current law enforcement strategies work
By Keith Kaneshiro
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 29, 2015
Sex trafficking became a prosecutor's priority when I returned to office in 2010.
NextEra committed to a more affordable, 100% renewable energy future for Hawaii
By Eric Gleason
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 26, 2015
Gov. David Ige's recent comments raised important questions about our pending merger and Hawaii's clean energy future, questions that we continue to work diligently and transparently to address with all of our stakeholders.
If NextEra can't deliver what public wants, another option is a publicly owned utility
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 26, 2015
Last year I wrote in the Honolulu Star-Advertiser that Florida-based NextEra must be shown aloha and given a chance to share its plans. This is a pivotal moment for Hawaii — we have committed to cheaper renewable energy, and public demand for solar power and lower prices continues to grow
Family-friendly employment laws are win-win for Hawaii
By Shay Chan Hodges and Stephen West
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 23, 2015
Recently, U.S. Labor Secretary Thomas Perez, Hawaii lawmakers, business leaders, and worker and family advocates met at the state Capitol to discuss the need for mandated paid time off for employees with family medical issues.
Aloha 'Aina patriots have right to be on Mauna Kea
By Sydney L. Iaukea
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 23, 2015
Which "emergency" are we talking about? After the June 24 rock incident on Mauna a Wakea, Gov. David Ige pledged, "We will do whatever is necessary to ensure lawful access."
Don't stop at short-term fixes in effort to solve housing crisis
By Bob Nakata and Catherine Graham
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 22, 2015
There is now a heightened sense of urgency to address the issues of homelessness and the actual creation of affordable rental housing.
Maui's cardiac center is both necessary and successful
By Dr. Tracy Dorheim
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 22, 2015
The question has been posed on whether Maui's 160,000-plus residents and its over-2 million yearly visitors deserve access to the state-of-the-art services and facilities that the Maui Memorial Medical Center (MMMC) Outpatient Clinic's cardiac program provides.
It's shameful that homeless keiki not being given placement priority
By Luanna H. Meyer
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 19, 2015
Progress in ending homelessness in Hawaii is disappointingly slow. Meetings of the Hawaii Interagency Council on Homelessness (HICH) have become a metaphor for that lack of progress, but a surprise on the June agenda featured three goals apparently agreed by agencies managing various initiatives to address homelessness:
Marine sanctuary plan coming together
By Allen Tom
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 19, 2015
For more than 20 years, the Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary has protected humpback whales and their habitat in waters around the main Hawaiian islands of Kauai, Oahu, Lanai, Molokai, Maui and Hawaii.
Government should not reward incompetence at Office of Elections
By Sam Slom and Gene Ward
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 16, 2015
The state Elections Commission just voted behind closed doors to give a $10,000 pay raise to chief election officer Scott Nago, who will now be paid $90,000.
Give merchants, users time to adjust to plastic bag ban
By Lauren Zirbel and Sheri Sakamoto
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 15, 2015
The Hawaii Food Industry Association (HFIA) and Retail Merchants of Hawaii (RMH) wholeheartedly support the broadest use of reusable tote bags as the ultimate solution, in retailers' preparation and initial response to the plastic grocery bag ban that went into effect July 1.
It's time to end net energy metering
By Mina Morita and Marco Mangelsdorf
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 12, 2015
With more than 50 years of experience between us, few in the state have been more involved in and supportive of the renewable energy cause in Hawaii than the two of us
Tax estimate included rail line extensions
By Mayor Kirk Caldwell
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 12, 2015
No politician wants to ask for the authority to extend a tax. For the largest public works project in Hawaii's history — a project that will improve the quality of life and provide transportation equity for generations — I believe the tax extension is necessary.
Imagine mutual respect and accommodation on Mauna Kea
By H. Gerald Staub
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 9, 2015
At least 1,700 years ago, Polynesians sailed northward across the vast Pacific, eventually landing upon a beautiful uninhabited island chain. The stars that illuminated their path were sacred to them, a matter of life or death on the greatest ocean on earth.
Charleston can lead us through the lessons of the Civil War
By Russell Motter
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 9, 2015
Three weeks ago, it may have sounded far-fetched to claim that the nation has been in a 150-year process of sorting through the cause and meaning of the Civil War. But the tragedy in Charleston, S.C., has helped provide clarity about the meaning of the Civil War for us today.
UH grad students urge law change to enable union
By Jonathan Dial and Nick Chagnon
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 8, 2015
Upholding the constitutionality of the state's laws is one of the key obligations of the governor.
Sexual health education is a community effort
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 5, 2015
We applaud the Hawaii Board of Education (BOE) on its recent decision to invest in the future health and well-being of our youth by changing its policy and requiring schools to provide students with comprehensive sexual health education.
Vote by Hawaii and other U.S. senators to stop use of torture is praiseworthy
By Eric T. Olson
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 5, 2015
While serving as the commanding general of the 25th Infantry Division in Afghanistan (2004-2005), I was the coalition commander of international forces during Operation Enduring Freedom.
Hawaii's aerospace potential extends to the stars
By George Ariyoshi
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 1, 2015
For over 50 years, Hawaii has been instrumental in advancing aerospace activities. Our state's mid-Pacific location, moon/Mars-like terrain, substantial resident expertise in a range of scientific and engineering disciplines, and academic and business partnerships with nations in Asia and the Pacific, are being leveraged to realize humankind's full potential in aeronautics and space exploration.
Fight for justice doesn't end with historic ruling on same-sex marriage
By Andrea Anderson and Jacce Mikulanec
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jun 28, 2015
Friday's historic U.S. Supreme Court ruling means that same-sex couples will now have the freedom to marry throughout our country, and LGBTQ citizens who are already married will be ensured recognition of their marriages across the borders in all 50 states.
Storm clouds threaten progress at UH
By Larry Meacham
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jun 28, 2015
We don't normally expect good news from a University of Hawaii administration that signed a weird contract when they hired Gib Arnold as basketball coach — $1.4 million upon termination! — and spent $1.2 million to fix the $200,000 Stevie Wonder blunder.
The search for Junichi
By Dan Nakaso
This year, on the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Okinawa, I found myself traveling to the island where it all took place.
Volunteer group helps seniors avoid Medicare scams
By Adele Ching
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jun 24, 2015
A recent article and editorial in the Honolulu Star-Advertiser about elderly victims of scams brought attention to a serious and growing problem in Hawaii and the nation ("Defrauding of elderly getting worse in Hawaii," May 24; and "Protect elderly from scammers," May 26).
Are your trees ready for hurricane season?
By Carol Kwan
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jun 21, 2015
Hurricane season is once again upon us with experts predicting an active season. Most people know what to buy for hurricane kits and have started stocking up. We may have emergency measures prepared for our pets, too.
Stopping TMT would be singular event that irreparably damages Hawaii's future
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jun 21, 2015
If the protests against the construction of the Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) on Mauna Kea were to succeed, more than a project would be affected. The TMT is the bellwether for the role of science in our state's future.
NOAA's proposal to expand Maunalua Bay is unnecessary
By Judy Sobin
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jun 18, 2015
This past Saturday, my family and I participated in a sign-waving demonstration to inform our community about NOAA's Office of National Marine Sanctuaries (ONMS) proposal to make Maunalua Bay a designated marine sanctuary.
Protests against NOAA's proposal are self-serving efforts
By Kathryn Wood-Meyer
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jun 18, 2015
Reading this past Sunday's Honolulu Star-Advertiser, the article entitled "Sign-wavers pan whale refuge plan" caught my attention. A picture of the protesters showed a woman waving a sign that said, "SAVE OUR BAY."
DLNR budget too small to meet its responsibilities
By Terry George
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jun 17, 2015
In 2013, the state launched the Community Fisheries Enforcement Unit (CFEU) to pilot a more effective approach to protect the near shore marine environment.
Rail line linking West Oahu to downtown will provide transit equity and efficiency
By Kamaki Kanahele, Satoru Abe and Ivan Lui-Kwan
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jun 14, 2015
Public transportation should be equitable and efficient. The limitations of our existing public roads and the dependence on the automobile are barriers to public transportation equity and efficiency.
Don't extend rail tax without more details
By John Brizdle
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jun 14, 2015
Gov. David Ige should veto House Bill 134, which would extend the rail general excise tax surcharge. Taxpayers and commuters need this veto to force the city to come back next year and provide full accountability and transparency regarding the rail project.
Affordable Care Act under siege and must be protected
By Chris Charbonneau
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jun 11, 2015
It may be hard to believe, but the Affordable Care Act (ACA) turned 5 years old this year. Since enacted, the ACA has cut the rate of uninsured Americans by one-third. Now, 16.4 million more people have insurance nationwide, including 37,000 additional people in Hawaii.
Kaiser doing what it can to keep health costs low
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jun 10, 2015
With the Hawaii Health Connector moving to the federal exchange program, we have one overriding concern: The thousands of members currently receiving health coverage through the exchange, who must remain a top priority throughout the transition.
Koko Crater Stables dying slow death at hands of perplexing city decisions
By Kimo Franklin
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jun 7, 2015
Koko Crater Stables (KCS) was established in Koko Crater approximately 55 years ago, and it is the last hint of the ranching and paniolo heritage that existed in Maunalua before suburbanization started Hawaii Kai in the early 1960s.
Did OIP cripple neighborhood boards?
By Michael J. Golojuch Jr.
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jun 7, 2015
At its May 27 meeting, the Makakilo/Kapolei/ Honokai Hale Neighborhood Board leadership rolled out a new rule regarding the public's ability to speak at the meetings.
Timing of accusations against UH vice chancellor suspicious
By Neil Abercrombie
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jun 4, 2015
I am writing this commentary as one who has been associated with the University of Hawaii for 56 years as a student, teacher, legislator, member of Congress and governor.
Young people fight tobacco addiction
By Stacy K. Evensen
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jun 3, 2015
Hawaii is poised to be the first state in the nation to have a law prohibiting sale of tobacco products and electronic smoking devices to those under 21.
Hawaii in forefront of responding to nursing needs
By Laura Reichhardt
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jun 3, 2015
Recently, a national survey reported that Hawaii is the second-worst state for nurses due to professional demands coupled with low annual salaries adjusted for cost of living, job openings and health care facilities per capita, competition and rising aging population.
There is much we can do to save our reefs
By Cynthia Hunter, Charles Birkeland and Robert Richmond
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, May 31, 2015
Around the world, ocean warming and acidification are commonly blamed for coral declines, but climate change is only part of the story. Up until now, the impacts of climate change on reefs in Hawaii have been much less destructive than the localized effects of overfishing, land-based sources of pollution and the destruction of habitats from coastal flood control and development.
Proposed senior housing project would help Chinatown move forward
By Dr. Joseph W.C. Young
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, May 31, 2015
Chinatown is Honolulu's historic and cultural center. It's a neighborhood that has seen boom and bust, and always endured. Chinatown is alive, yet in need of new life. We're now seeing our community rebound; a sense of pride is returning to Chinatown. It's cleaner, safer and attracting new businesses.
DuPont Pioneer proud to be a good neighbor in Waimea
By Richard McCormack
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, May 28, 2015
Kauai's trademark red soil can be found in many places on the island, but nowhere more prevalent than on the west side. In fact, the town of Waimea got its name, which means "reddish water," from the soil that for centuries has colored the Waimea River.
Administrative malfeasance is wounding the UH we all love
By Lilikala Kame'eleihiwa and Sarita Rai
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, May 28, 2015
Residential neighborhoods throughout Oahu are under increasing pressure as visitors venture out of the main tourist districts in search of "authentic" local experiences, aided as never before by technological tools that pinpoint formerly off-the-radar hiking trails, snorkeling spots and other attractions.
HSTA board deserves praise for ordering new elections
By Sharon Mahoe
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, May 27, 2015
Recently, the board of directors of the Hawaii State Teachers Association (HSTA) announced that it would be re-doing its state elections due to "irregularities in the voting process."
City's sit-lie ban must be followed by housing
By Ross Sasamura
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, May 27, 2015
The city's stepped-up enforcement efforts have made significant progress in clearing sidewalks and other public spaces, but new encampments will appear until we have sufficient transitional and permanent housing units to place homeless individuals and families, with access to supportive services.
A few wins for good government, but other 'no brainer' bills fail
By Carmille Lim
Posted 11:40 a.m. HST, May 24, 2015
The start of the 2015 legislative session showed promise: this year, a record-breaking 400-plus democracy-related bills were introduced. While some measures were more helpful in strengthening our democracy than others, the volume of democracy-related bills alone was enough for us to tread with cautious optimism.
Food/excise tax credit better, but working poor need housing
By Jenny Lee and Victor Geminiani
Posted 11:35 a.m. HST, May 24, 2015
This session resulted in small but concrete steps that suggest a Legislature that recognizes the struggles of low-income residents as a pressing issue, if not a top priority.
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When Sam Hornish Jr. headed to Auto Club Speedway Sunday morning, he did so as a spectator and possible replacement driver for Matt Kenseth, whose wife is pregnant.
Yet when news broke that Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Denny Hamlin would miss the race due to a sinus issue, Hornish was tapped to drive the No. 11 Toyota.
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He first learned of the situation while visiting with former boss Roger Penske just over an hour before the command to fire engines. Once he received the text informing him Hamlin was officially out, Hornish went to work trying to prepare for the task at hand.
"I ran over to the hauler, asked Darian (Grubb, crew chief) what was up, they sent me over to sit in the car to make sure the seat insert was close -- or even a possibility -- and how the belts fit," Hornish said.
"We had pretty much a full kit to go in (Kenseth's) car," he said. "We had the full kit, minus the seat insert to go in Denny's car."
Although it was a tight fit in the shoulders, the situation inside the car was good enough. From then on, Hornish focused on preparing his body for the intensity of 500 miles at Auto Club Speedway by hydrating with water and finish a healthy meal.
Hornish admitted everything took place so quickly that he was nearly shaking when he got to the car.
"Ever had the adrenalin really kick in, where you almost get to the point where you almost start shaking?" he asked. "As soon as I got over there and sat in the car, that started to kick in. Usually you don't get too much of that in the race because your brain knows you're going to race.
"It's almost like a panic because, I've only had one bottle of water this morning, I only ate breakfast -- I didn't eat the breakfast I would've eaten had I known I was going the race -- do we have all the things, is Denny going to be able to go, am I going to fit in the seat?"
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In that instance, however, Hornish had a bit more time to prepare and was facing 400 miles around a superspeedway. With the abruptness and intensity of the situation Sunday in Fontana, Hornish admitted his "nerves were a little bit more shot."
"I was probably a little more jacked up (Sunday)," he said. "I was thinking about, OK, what do I have to do here? Am I going to be able to make it through the race? Man, my shoulders don't feel good with how I'm sitting in the car. And all these different things. I'm like, 'Alright, just breathe, let it go. It will be fine, it will work itself out.'"
For Hornish, though, all of the nerves and uncertainties went away once he was in the car. Starting at the rear of the field, Hornish and the Darian Grubb-led team worked throughout the race to overcome the last-minute setback.
Despite nearly wrecking in the closing laps, Hornish brought the No. 11 Toyota home in the 17th spot.
"I feel like for never working with any of the people I worked with, it went off pretty good," he said. "We finished 17th, but I feel like we were good enough to be in the top 10. We just got ran over at the restart, made our way up through the field, we got run over a little bit again on that green-white-checkered restart."
While Hamlin was released from a local hospital and will undergo further evaluation this week, Hornish expects the Virginia-native to be back in the car for Sunday's race at Martinsville Speedway.
"As much as I'd like to be in the car, I feel like the best thing for the organization is to give Denny the chance to go out and race Martinsville -- which is one of his best tracks and give him the opportunity to get in the Chase," he said. "As much as I'd like to be in there, I know for the betterment of JGR that it's better to have him in the car."
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American Idol Recap: One-Night Standing
There are, of course, a few different ways to interpret J.Lo, Randy, and Steven's inexplicable standing ovations for middling performances by Heejun Han and DeAndre Brackensick. Maybe they were operating under Uncle Nigel's instructions to create a "night of redemption" theme involving last week's surviving Bottom 3 contestants that Ryan Seacrest could tout midway through the telecast. Perhaps they wanted to give some extra encouragement to the two weakest links in the Season 11 chain. (Tangent: Oh how the combo of "chain" and "Stevie Nicks" makes me want to open my iTunes and play this on repeat.) Or maybe the Idol judges are simply predisposed to any contestant who possesses a 'Y' chromosome, seeing how they jumped to their feet for four of the five men left in the competition (and heaped lavish "contender for the title"/"threw down the gauntlet" praise on the fifth).
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To paraphrase Elise Testone's Vegas Week solo, Idol is a man's man's man's world. It's just a shame that the three people with the Coke cups and multi-million dollar contracts seem to have forgotten it would be nothing without the franchise's most successful women and girls. Take J.Lo's response to Elise's riveting end-of-episode take on Led Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love": "I didn't wanna get up, but you made me get up!" Hrmmm…where was that ambivalence about rewarding Elise's male compatriots?
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Kanye West Bought His Luxe Slippers, Not Part of Stubbs & Wootton Company
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The term itself was coined in the mid-1960s, but it found new life with the popular rise of the internet. Now, barely a month passes without news of another breach of personal information that often affects millions of Americans.
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Susan, its lilylouise that has the seeds.
A very nice looking garden wintersong
Bunny, thats what I still do and it gives me ideas for changes. Dont be too jealous though, Ive only taken photos of the good bits of my garden, there are areas of my garden that dont look so good, but I neglected to photograph those bits!
Wow, thats some garden Busy-Lizie.
The clematis you see is Dr Rupell, my favourite.
I found it useful seeing photos of peoples whole gardens on this forum, as opposed to individual plants. It gave me inspiration and ideas for my garden.
Heres my garden that I inherited when we moved into our house in 2007..
And how it looked last year..
BrummieBen, I didnt realise there was such a thread, Ill do that.
creeps, this is a good reference site for clamatis plants..
I dont know where you are in the country but you could contact a specialist clamatis nursery such as Taylors in Doncaster and ask if any are good for insects etc
Thanks jatnikapyar. Whilst it does look nice in the summer it has little to no interest in the winter. I concentrate on trying to get the best look for me in the summer, and im happy for the garden to look bare in the winter whilst resting.
Click on thie following photo of how it looked when I moved into the house 5 yrs ago, quite uninspiring..
And last sumer..
Heres another of my clematis (Nelly Moser) growing in a planter I made from floorboards..
For a smallish tree have a look at Amelanchire Lamarckii (June Berry Tree)
Actually yes, I do recall sprinkling sone clematis food around the soil. I shall have to remember to do the same this year.
Thanks GG. It really performed well last year and surprised me with the amount of flowers. Thou it had spent the previous 2 years in a pot being moved aroun my garden. Im hoping now that it has settled that it will do just as well or better this year.
lilylouise, I received your parcel today and Ive sent you a private message. Many thanks