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Vineland mayoral candidate Doug Albrecht stands across the street from Landis Theater before last Saturday night's show. / Staff photo/Cody Glenn
VINELAND — Mayoral candidate Douglas A. Albrecht believes in asking questions.
Albrecht, who has served on City Council for the past four years, might sometimes seem like the classic TV character Columbo, always asking just one more thing.
I dont take things at face value, Albrecht said. I started asking questions more and more at council meetings. When I ran for council, I would attend the meetings and I would not understand what anyone was talking about. It wasnt clear. I wanted them to be clear.
If something isnt clear to me or someone else (on council), it probably isnt clear to other people either, Albrecht said.
Albrecht, 48, is married to wife Sophia (Frangakis) and has a son, Samuel.
Albrecht grew up in this city, attending both public and private schools where he played sports.
He earned his masters degree in business administration from Rowan University in 1992 and before that, a bachelors degree in government and economics from the University of Maryland in 1986.
He worked as an aide to U.S. Rep. William J. Hughes in Washington, D.C., and Sen. Bill Bradley in Princeton.
In each position, Albrecht had to solve problems for constituents and learned to ask questions.
He is now president of Bob Albrecht Tire and Service.
His campaign slogan For the People, With the People was developed from his stance when it comes to asking questions.
People need to know what is going on, Albrecht said during a meeting in the vacant dry cleaners next to his store. And thats why I am out there asking questions every chance I get.
As a councilman, Albrecht served as a liaison to Vineland Municipal Utility and was a member of both the Urban Enterprise Zone Board and Planning Board.
He sees the city as a small town with big opportunities.
I talk about growing business and economic gardening. They are two of my big things, Albrecht said.
He is passionate about economic development and the possibilities about bringing jobs to town.
He said there are many skilled people in town, noting the glass companies that employ workers for 40-plus years.
That is skilled labor, Albrecht said.
Albecht is looking to entice jobs where people without skill can be trained. At the same time, he said its crucial to hold onto the businesses already in place.
Go knock on the door of a business and ask the owner, What is it you need or what can we do to help your business grow, Albrecht said.
He said jobs and an improved economy can help the community grow.
He said jobs will help retain many of the young people who leave the community for job training elsewhere then never return.
Albrecht said he spends 60 hours a week at his store. He said it makes his time at home with family even more valuable.
Hes a member of St. Anthony Greek Orthodox Church, where he serves as a parish council president.
He was a motivator for the Landis Theatre Redevelopment Association.
And in his spare time, he plays ice hockey in an adult league.
Albrecht said he isnt a fan of going out to big, fancy restaurants. He said he enjoys a dinner out at a small, locally owned business as opposed to a corporation.
Its all about community, said Albrecht, who grew up on Yelka Avenue a short distance from his business on Park Avenue.


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TR: What's the most exciting finding so far?
CV: For me, the most exciting finding is that human-to-human variation is substantially higher than was anticipated from versions of the human genome done in 2001. If fact, it might be as much as tenfold higher: rather than being 99.9 percent identical, it's more like 99 percent identical. It's comforting to know we are not near-identical clones, as many people thought seven years ago.
TR: How will scientists use your genome sequence?
CV: It will serve as a reference genome. This is probably the first and last time anyone will spend the time, money, and energy to sequence a diploid genome using highly accurate Sanger sequencing. Future genomes, like those from 454 or George Church's Personal Genome Project, will be layered onto [existing] data, adding to the completeness of this genome. (See "The Personal Genome Project.") [The traditional Sanger sequencing method, used for the Human Genome Project and to generate Venter's sequence, generates longer pieces of DNA than do newer methods, such as that used by 454, making it easier to assemble the overlapping pieces.]
TR: James Watson released a version of his own genome earlier this summer. How is yours different?
CV: There has been nothing published yet on his genome, so we have no idea. But as I understand it, in contrast to really assembling a genome, they sequenced short fragments that are layered onto the sequence assembled at the NIH. So there are a lot of technical differences, but until it's published, we won't really know.
TR: You've had sections of your genome in the public domain for several years now. Any second thoughts about putting the entire high-quality sequence out there?
CV: No. And I applaud Watson for doing this as well. A key part of the message here is that people should not be afraid of their genetic codes or afraid to have other people see them. That's in contrast to the notion that this is dangerous information that should be kept under lock and key. We're not just our genetic code. There is very little from the code that will be 100 percent interpretable or applied.
TR: Have you searched your genome for disease-related mutations?
CV: Yes. I have a book coming out in October called A Life Decoded where I look at many variants and try to put them in context of my life. For example, I have a high statistical probability of having blue eyes, but you can't be 100 percent sure from my genome that I have them. The message is that everything in our genomes will be a statistical uncertainty. We're really just in the first stages of learning that.
Previous published genomes don't represent anyone, so we can't interpret human biology based on these. But now we can start to make human-genome inferences. We'll need tens of thousands to millions of genomes to put together a database that would allow interpretation of multiple rare variants and what they mean. That will take decades.
TR: How much did the project cost?
CV: The goal was not to see how cheaply we could sequence a genome; it was to see how accurately we could do it. It was clearly a multimillion-dollar project over the years.

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The National Weather Service says the Cape region today will dodge the snow falling elsewhere and see only rain falling, mainly before early this afternoon.
Patchy fog is also predicted, with a high near 42 today and an east wind 6 to 10 mph becoming west in the afternoon.
New precipitation amounts between a quarter- and half-of-an-inch are possible.
Tonight there is a slight chance of showers before 9 p.m. with patchy fog before 10 p.m. Otherwise, it will be cloudy and then gradually becoming partly cloudy, with a low around 31.
There will be a west wind 6 to 8 mph and the chance of precipitation is 20 percent.
The weather will improve tomorrow, according to the weather service, when it will be partly sunny with a high near 41 and a west wind 7 to 11 mph.
Off-Cape, there is a winter advisory up for from Boston and to Rhode Island through 3 p.m. today, with a snow accumulation of 2 TO 4 inches predicted. It will probably change to rain and sleet late this morning or early afternoon.
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- Interaction 16 Interaction 16 is coming to Helsinki. Capefinn helped to further develop the concept and produced this in collaboration with Kimmo and his team. Concept and Direction by Kimmo Syväri. 2015 Cinematography, Directing, UI/UX
- Ekokem Written and Directed by Leandro/Capefinn and Produced by Osku Pajamäki/Funny Films. We wanted to make a film that was direct and to the point about waste. Ekokem and companies like it are paving the way a greener future but its not all children running in green meadows! 2015 Advertising, Directing
- Mission 31 Adventure We got to document two competition winners as they trained and then dived down to meet Fabien Cousteau while he lived for 31 days in an underwater habitat. Amazing adventure. #mission31 2014 Advertising, Directing
- Lumia Screen Sharing Capefinn wrote the script and came up with the concept. The video was produced by KLOK Helsinki. 2015 Advertising, Branding, Writing
- Younited for Business A video to inform and inspire small and medium business owners to try Younited. 2014 Advertising, Directing
Nokia Transitions
A beautiful immersive mixed media site documenting a road trip through New Zealand's South Island documenting boardsports with our Lumia 1020's.
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- New Year/New Tricks 2014 A stylish and simple Scoot part teasing some new Angry Birds, released on New Years eve. It is original content for the Toons channel as well as finding a home on Rovio's YouTube account and wracking up 335 000 views. 2014 Advertising, Cinematography, Directing
- Younited Launch video for Younited. 2014 Directing
- Tellybean An emotional video for Tellybean. Showing the experience of using their product. 2014 Advertising, Branding, Directing
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Music video for Koobra. This song was first produced and heard as part of the Nokia 925 launch campaign.
Music: Koobra
Director: TimMaher
Producer/Director: Leandro Righini
Editing: Anton Tammi
After Effects: Kim Koponen 2013 Branding, Directing, Music
- Windows Phone 8.1 Lumia Cyan Software update Hands on demo which showcases the benefits and features of the latest software update to the Windows phone opeerating system 2014 Advertising
- Lumia Love Shots A fun project which involved finding couple in love. We had a photography team doing street photography and portraits in Helsinki and Cape Town. 2014 Advertising, Directing, Film
Mr Tan's less than container load
We created a story to support Itella Logistics global Air and Sea campaign. Our story had to highlight (LCL) less than container load. The graphic style had to support the existing campaign theme of Tangram and as it was going to be localized we decided to use no voice and very little copy.
Story: Leandro Righini
Directed: Leandro Righini
Animation: Sea Monster (Cape Town) 2013 Advertising, Animation, Directing
Transitions - teaser
VideoTeaser for a Multimedia story coming in early Winter 2013/2014.
We went on a road trip to New Zealand's South Island. We went to explore, ride and find stories. We were armed with the amazing Lumia 1020. 2013 Cinematography, Photography
- Social News A 'Call to Action' film for the new Social News app. Take assignments, contribute to the news, write your own stories, you are the New Media. 2014 Advertising, Directing
- Hands-on with the Nokia X2 Hands-on demo for the Nokia X2. 2014 Advertising
- Nokia Pro Camera Tutorial - Low Light and Long Exposure A series of films showcase the amazing camera on the Nokia Lumia 1020. The tutorials show how to get the best out of the Nokia Pro Cam. All filmed with a Nokia Lumia 1020. 2013 Advertising, Cinematography
- Nokia Pro Camera Tutorial - Zoom and Reframe A series of films showcase the amazing camera on the Nokia Lumia 1020. The tutorials show how to get the best out of the Nokia Pro Cam. All filmed with a Nokia Lumia 1020. 2013 Advertising, Cinematography
- Nokia Pro Camera Tutorials - Iso and Shutterspeed A series of films showcase the amazing camera on the Nokia Lumia 1020. The tutorials show how to get the best out of the Nokia Pro Cam. All filmed with a Nokia Lumia 1020. 2013 Advertising, Cinematography
- Nokia Pro Camera Tutorial - Focus and Bokeh A series of films showcase the amazing camera on the Nokia Lumia 1020. The tutorials show how to get the best out of the Nokia Pro Cam. All filmed with a Nokia Lumia 1020. 2013 Advertising, Cinematography, Directing
- Nokia Rookie Award 2013 - The New Contenders Story of the 2013 Nokia Rookie Award. We filmed this entirely with Nokia Lumia 920's in Vale, Colorado at the Burton US Open and in Laax, Switzerland at the Burton European Open Junior Jam. 2013 Advertising, Cinematography, Directing
Itella Logistics Land, Air and Sea intro
An intro to go on Itella Logistics video content.
Directed: Leandro Righini
Animation: Prime Works/Arto Mikkonen 2013 Advertising, Animation, Branding
- Nokia X Burton Insulator Case Filmed entirely with the Nokia PureView 808 in New Zealand. We asked snowboarders at the Burton High Fives what they thought of the Nokia X Burton Insulator case. 2012 Advertising, Directing, Film
UPM biofore - Directors cut
A music videoesque brand video for UPM.
2012 Advertising, Film, Visual Effects
Nokia Asha 302: Meet the designer
A meet the designer story for the Nokia Asha 302. Filmed at Nokia House.
Client: Nokia
Agency: Luxus 2012 Advertising, Film, Product Design
Nokia Reaction Bluetooth headset
Minimalist product launch video for Nokia Bluetooth Reaction headset.
Agency: Luxus
2012 Advertising, Film, Visual Effects
- Case Rautakesko - Itella Logistics A look at the successful partnership between Itella Logistics and Rautakesko. 2013 Advertising, Directing
Foursquare challenges at Nokia House
A short film documenting the Foursquare challenges and events at Nokia House during Social media week.
Client: Nokia
Agency: Luxus 2012 Film
- Moving On This was a personal project for Director and Photographer Tim Maher, our collaborator and friend. We produced and filmed this together with Tim. 2012 Fashion, Film
- Nokia N8 Producers Filmed entirely with the Nokia N8 phone. We produced a video to inspire people to use the Nokia N8 to produce amazing films. The top 16 films would get to go an a Zero Gravity flight in Florida. 2012 Advertising, Cinematography, Film
Nokia Lumia 510
A hands on product video for the Nokia Lumia 510.
Client: Nokia
Agency: 1000heads 2012 Advertising, Film
- N8 Producers - Skateboarding: Behind the Scenes Some behind the scenes action from the Skateboarding segment of the N8 Producers project. There are a few good examples of how we rigged the N8 for filming. 2012 Film
- Nokia Lumia 610 hands on demo A simple interview and demo of the Nokia Lumia 610. 2012 Advertising, Branding
- Zero Gravity with Nokia N8 Producers We filmed this Zero Gravity trip on Nokia N8's. It was a tough assignment as it was only possible for two of us to travel on the plane. We had 14 camera's (phones) and were flying around like crazy, trying to keep all the devices filming and cover the flight. Good times! 2012 Advertising, Film
- Stockholm by boat Filmed with a Nokia Lumia 920 on a weekend away to Stockholm. 2013 Cinematography, Directing, Film
Michelin Guide App
Client: Nokia
Agency: Luxus 2012 Advertising, Film
Update your phone software to Nokia Belle
A typical example of a 'how to' video...we have done many of this type of video.
Agency: Luxus 2012 Advertising
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Many people in the Zanesville area will recall seeing the "carpet car" driving around from time to time, the green indoor-outdoor carpet on the roof of the vehicle an eye-catcher.
Many people knew the man behind the wheel: Bill Mattingly. What many people don't know is the tireless worker.
Mattingly helped put 10 children through college and nursed his wife, Nancy, through a battle with cancer until her death in 2006. He served in the U.S. Air Force during the Korean Conflict and was involved in the testing of the Hydrogen Bomb. He drew sketches of that first activation test that were taken to ...


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FRIDAY, TEXAS. Friday is on Farm Road 1280 nine miles northwest of Groveton in northwestern Trinity County. It was established around the time of the Civil War and was originally known as Ellis Prairie, after Benjamin B. Ellis, who received the area as a land grant in 1839. A school, also known as Ellis Prairie, was in operation by 1884. In 1903, when a post office was established, the name was changed to Friday. By 1914 the community had a general store, a cotton gin, and a gristmill. Many residents moved away during the 1930s, but in 1947 Friday still had a store, a post office, and an estimated population of fifty. The post office continued to operate until 1955, when the mail was sent to Groveton. In the early 1990s Friday was a dispersed community with a store, a community center, a cemetery, and a number of houses. The population in 1990 was forty-one. In 2000 it had grown to ninety-nine.
Flora G. Bowles, A History of Trinity County, Texas, 1827 to 1928 (M.A. thesis, University of Texas, 1928; rpt., Groveton, Texas: Groveton Independent School District, 1966). Patricia B. and Joseph W. Hensley, eds., Trinity County Beginnings (Groveton, Texas: Trinity County Book Committee, 1986).
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.Christopher Long, "FRIDAY, TX," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hnf43), accessed November 27, 2015. Uploaded on June 12, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.
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Picky-palate parolee prefers another jail's food
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(KCRA-TV) An at-large parolee apparently had food on the brain as he sped away from police in Sacramento and drove straight to the Placer County Jail, where he stepped out of the car and surrendered.
Wait, what?
When an officer asked the man why he drove all the way to that specific jail, which sits in Auburn — about 35 miles from Sacramento — the suspect answered that "the food is better here," according to the Placer County Sheriff's Department.
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Following two extremely successful seasons for Twin Cedars and Pleasantville baseball, both schools can find their athletes' names all over the Class 1A All-District Team lists. The Sabers had five kids make the first team: pitchers Otis Roby and Coy Moore, catcher Hunter Embray, outfielder Brent Parker, and Sabers' third baseman, Corey Harrell. Both Drew Carlson and Eric Clark were selected to the second team. For the Trojans, they had three players on the first team in the southwest district: pitcher Patrick Sheehey, catcher Matt Prill, and third baseman Josh Luna. Both Jesse Nichols and Zeb Adreon also were selected on the second team all-district. Twin Cedars lost to Newman Catholic in the Class 1A state semifinals and closed their season with a 36 – 3 record, while Pleasantville fell to the Sabers in the district finals and ended with a mark of 24 – 12.
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Officers from the St. Clair County Sheriff's Department investigate a scene where bags of human remains were discovered Thursday on Allington Road near Fred Moore Highway in St. Clair Township.
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Police arrested a woman they said is responsible for killing and dismembering her 32-year-old son and dumping his body parts in China and St. Clair townships.
A 59-year-old St. Clair Shores woman was arrested Friday evening, according to a statement from the St. Clair Shores Police and St. Clair County Sheriff Department.
The body parts found about 4 p.m. Thursday on Allington Road and Fred Moore Highway were identified as her son. He was reported missing on Jan. 26 to the St. Clair Shores Police Department. ...


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Victor Elias Allas
May 5, 2014
Victor Elias Allas, 83, of Waipahu, a retired Prudential life insurance sales agent, died in Kapolei. He was born in Tayug, Pangasinan, Philippines. He is survived by sons Noel M. and Victor M., daughter Noemi A. Jacob and seven grandchildren. Visitation: 5:30 p.m. Thursday at Hawaiian Memorial Park Mortuary. Services: 6:30 p.m. Additional visitation: 9:30 a.m. Friday at Resurrection of the Lord Catholic Church. Mass: 11 a.m. Burial: 1 p.m. at Hawaiian Memorial Park. Online condolences: hawaiianmemorialparkmortuary. com.
Eduarda Paas Ancog
April 16, 2014
Eduarda Paas Ancog, 87, of Ewa Beach died in Aiea. She was born in Waipahu. She is survived by sons Anthony "Tony" and Paul; daughters Frances "Girlie"Galon and Mary SanNicolas; brothers Pedro and Teddy; sisters Sister Mary Carmen and Leanora Paas and Andrea Ozaki; 12 grandchildren; and 19 great-grandchildren. Visitation: 9 a.m. Tuesday at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, 91-1298 Renton Road, Ewa. Mass:10:30 a.m. Burial:1:30 p.m. at Mililani Memorial Park. Aloha attire. Flowers welcome.
Robert Wayne Beauchamp
May 9, 2014
Robert Wayne Beauchamp, 63, of Makaha, a retired house painter, died in Makaha. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by wife Roseann; sons Peter Ke-a, Michael Furtado and Ricky; daughters Robbie Beauchamp and Roslyn Bachiller; sister Linda Hamili; and a grandchild. Private services. Online condolences: oahumortuary.com.
Francis P. Berongis
May 8, 2014
Francis P. Berongis, 67, of Las Vegas, formerly of Mililani, a retired fry cook and Navy veteran, died in Las Vegas. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by sons Conan and Colin; sisters Jeanette Abear and Sylvia and Arleen Berongis, Suzanne Joseph and Lynette Stoeck; nine grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. Visitation:9 a.m. to noon Monday at Catheral of Our Lady of Peace. Committal of ashes at sea:9 a.m. Wednesday. Casual attire. No flowers.
Michael Anthony Brandon
April 21, 2014
Michael Anthony Brandon, 46, of Aiea, a Navy retiree, died in Pali Momi Medical Center. He was born in Dyersburg, Tenn. He is survived by sister Juanique A. Williams. Private services. Online condolences: leewardfuneralhome.com.
Tracy Marlene Forsstrom Fergerstrom
April 29, 2014
Tracy Marlene Forsstrom Fergerstrom, 46, of Spokane, Wash., formerly of Kailua, will be remembered in services and a scattering of ashes 1 p.m. Friday at Kailua Beach Park Pavilion. Celebration of life: 3 p.m. Casual attire. No flowers. She was born in Kailua. She is survived by husband Wayne; son Cameron Robb; daughters Shauna Ruth and Kiana Fergerstrom; parents Gerald and Marie O. Forsstrom; sisters LeeAnn Delaunay, Carol Hayes, Kristy Long and Annalisa Forsstrom; and three grandchildren.
Rosita Gervacio Ramos Gabuat
May 6, 2014
Rosita Gervacio Ramos Gabuat, 89, of Aiea, a homemaker, died in Kaneohe. She was born in Bacarra, Ilocos Norte, Philippines. She is survived by sons Pacifico and Alexander Reyno, Rudy Alvarez, and Ernesto and Alberto Gabuat; daughters Loretta Walker, Yolanda Puckett, Norma, Remata, Anita Filbeck, Milicia Taylor, Gwendolyn Terry, Lolita Gabuat and Leonida Crisostomo; 31 grandchildren; and 40 great-grandchildren. Visitation: 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Valley of the Temples chapel. Services: 11:30 a.m. Burial: 12:30 p.m. at the cemetery. Online condolences: hawaiianmemorialparkmortuary.com.
Brenda Lee Golay
May 11, 2014
Brenda Lee Golay, 56, of Pearl City, a retired preschool teacher, died in Kapolei. She was born in Des Moines, Iowa. She is survived by son Lance; daughter Carmen L.; sisters Donna Vance, Deloras Northway, Barb Bean and Rose Ann Genovese; and two grandchildren. Private services. Donations suggested to the Wounded Warrior Project.
Stanley Yutaka Izumigawa
April 23, 2014
Stanley Yutaka Izumigawa, 89, of Kula, Maui, a retired elementary school principal and an Army private first class, died at home. He was born in Ulumalu, Maui. He is survived by daughters Joan Izumigawa and Jill Ross; brothers Harold, Tokio, Tatsuo and Kenneth; sisters Susan Chatani and Ethel Izumigawa; and a grandchild. Private services. Online condolences: nakamuramortuary.com.
Roland Ray Jacobson
April 29, 2014
Roland Ray "Jake" Jacobson, 66, of Ewa Beach, a retired Army chief warrant officer, died in St. Francis Hospice West. He was born in Duluth, Minn. He is survived by wife Nancy M.; sons Todd Musick, and Charles and Robert Jacobson; brother Randy; and sisters Ann and Julie. Private services. Incorrect information in an obituary published May 9.
Mary Ok Sun Kang
May 2, 2014
Mary Ok Sun Kang, 93, of Las Vegas died in Las Vegas. She was born in Waialua. She is survived by son Alvin D.; daughters Carol Hampp, Sharol Pang and Lorelei Hama; 10 grandchildren; and 19 great-grandchildren. Private services.
Hiromu Kuranishi
April 27, 2014
Hiromu Kuranishi, 95, of Honolulu, a retired trucking supervisor, died in the Queen's Medical Center. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by sons Calvin, Donald and Sidney; brother Noboru; sister June Wakuta; five grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. Private services. No monetary offerings.
William Lambie
March 15, 2014
William "Bill" Lambie, 81, of Vacaville, Calif., a boat captain and an Air Force veteran, died in Vacaville. He was born in Chicago. He is survived by former wife Anita and sons Louis and Richard. Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday at Kaneohe Bay. No flowers. Donations suggested to charity.
Wanda Arbutus Larkin-Battles
May 5, 2014
Wanda Arbutus Larkin-Battles, 69, of Waianae died in Tripler Army Medical Center. She was born in Leavenworth, Kan. She is survived by daughter Deanna M. Hoomana; sons Gene D. and Matthew N. Goff, Louis T. Lacquesta and Vern Beezer; seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Private services.
Raymond Yet On Leong
April 14, 2014
Raymond Yet On "Ray" Leong, 93, of Honolulu, a retired U.S. Postal Service supervisor at Honolulu Airport and an Army veteran who served in World War II, died in Kailua. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by wife Gwendolyn Y.C.; sons Reynold, Darryl, Alan and Stuart; daughter Rayna Lee; brother Kenneth; 11 grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. Private services.
Randolph Evans Medeiros
April 28, 2014
Randolph Evans "Randy" Medeiros, 65, of Keaau, Hawaii, died in Pohai Malama. He was born in Olaa, Hawaii. He is survived by brother Rodney and sisters Gloria Amador, Lynette Amaral and Bernadette Leialoha. Private services.
Annette S. Morita
May 1, 2014
Annette S. Morita, 70, of Aiea, a computer analyst, died in Pali Momi Medical Center. She was born in Honolulu. She is survived by son Chad, daughter Randal Kinoshita and sister Roberta Kinoshita. Private services. No monetary offerings. Online condolences: cremationhi.com.
Tuifaasisina Fiaau Jane Ofoia Neru
May 14, 2014
Tuifaasisina Fiaau Jane Ofoia Neru, 62, of Honolulu, a patient coordinator, died at home. She was born in American Samoa. She is survived by husband George; sons Moni Sauni and Vincent, Jonathan and RubenNeru; daughtersIva Sa'ofai, Sienna Lauvao, MirandaSeloti and Geraldine, Maliali and Jennifer Neru; brothers Leatanoa S.M., Asi F.I.M. and Manutafea T.M. Taufetee; and sisters Alaiseatufanuaimea T.M.T.I. Tei, Vaelupemaua M.T.T. Esera, Maefau I.M.T. Faatiga, Tauilevaega T.M.L.M. Taufete and Vainuulasi M.T.F. Aniosa. Visitation: 9 a.m. Monday at Central Seventh Day Adventist Church, 2313 Nuuanu Ave. Services:10:30 a.m. Sunday best or traditional funeral attire. Flowers welcome. Online condolences:www.borthwickoahu.com.
In Suk Nitta
April 18, 2014
In Suk "Ann" Nitta, 82, of Honolulu, a Mitsukoshi salesclerk and Iris Optical retiree, died in Manoa Cottage Kaimuki. She was born in Pyongyang, North Korea. She is survived by husband Minoru F. Private services.
Kimie Nojiri
May 5, 2014
Kimie "Kay" Nojiri, 96, of Honolulu, a retired seamstress, died in Honolulu. She was born in Laupahoehoe, Hawaii. She is survived by sons George M. and Wallace K., brother Takashi Kobayashi, sister Nobuko Goto, four grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. Private services. No monetary offerings.
David A. Nunes
May 11, 2014
David A. Nunes, 53, of Honolulu, a truck driver, died in Ewa Beach. He was born in Oakland, Calif. He is survived by companion Dee Matsumoto, daughter Elena Nunes Elizondo, sister Punani Fontes and two grandchildren. Private services.
Shirley Ann Kuupua Nuuanu
April 25, 2014
Shirley Ann Kuupua Nuuanu, 61, of Honolulu, a slot host, died in Las Vegas. She was born in Honolulu. She is survived by son Bruce L. Carter, brother Wallace and sisters Gertrude Nuuanu and Celia Chow. Private services.
Joyce Shigeko Onoda
May 9, 2014
Joyce Shigeko Onoda, 62, of Honolulu died in Care Center of Honolulu. She was born in Honolulu. She is survived by husband Takeo, son Scott, mother Seiko Inouye, brother Thomas Inouye and sister Karen Chong. Private services.
Richard Leon Peterson
April 20, 2014
Richard Leon "Pete" Peterson, 85, of Kailua, owner of Fabricated Marble Construction Co. and an Army veteran, died in Kailua. He was born in Meadville, Pa. He is survived by wife Etsuko, sons John and Stacy, brothers Gaylord and Lyle, sister Dolores Dursee and two grandchildren. No services. Online condolences: hawaiianmemorialparkmortuary.com.
Victoria Mahilani Malloe Schaentzler
Oct. 5, 2012
Victoria Mahilani Malloe Schaentzler, 59, of Spring Hill, Fla., died in Spring Hill. She was born in Honolulu. She is survived by husband Aaron; sons Thanyon Malloe and Sonny Anderson; daughter Michelle Anderson; brothers James, Joey and Miah Malloe; sisters Odetta Hoomanawanui, Betty Palakiko and Merilyn Stevens; eight grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. Celebration of life: 11 a.m. May 26 at Kewalo Basin Park. Aloha or casual attire. Flowers welcome.
Heinz Paul Schenker
May 6, 2014
Heinz Paul Schenker, 85, of Honolulu, an accountant and a commercial pilot, died in Honolulu. He was born in Switzerland. He is survived by son Lance and two grandchildren. No services. Online condolences: hawaiianmemorialparkmortuary.com.
Rosamond P. Sullivan
May 4, 2014
Rosamond P. "Rosie" Sullivan, 90, of Honolulu, retired owner of A Secretary for AllSeasons, died in Tripler Army Medical Center. She was born in Surabaya, Indonesia. She is survived by husband John A. "Jack" Sullivan, sons David Estelle and Glenn Sullivan, daughters Nancy J. and Janet K. Ettele, four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Private services.
Roque Tayaba Jr.
April 7, 2014
Roque Tayaba Jr., 48, of Harrison Township, Ohio, formerly of Haleiwa, a landscaper, died in Ohio. He was born in Wahiawa. He is survived by brother Domingo; sisters MaryAnn Tayaba Horner, Sally Tayaba and Vaelagi Tayaba Hatchie; half brothers Roque, Romaldo and Spunky; and half sisters Rogelia and Terriceta. Services on Oahu pending. Monetary offerings welcome in care of MaryAnn Tayaba Horner, 7215 S. Wapato St. C-9, Tacoma, WA 98409.
Yoshiharu Uemura
April 29, 2014
Yoshiharu "Lefty" Uemura, 81, of Kaneohe, a retired BG & Associates office manager and an Army veteran, died in Kuakini Medical Center. He was born in South Kona. He is survived by wife Marion F., son Todd P., daughter Beth G. Higa, sisters Myrna Ikehara and Norma Ah Tou, and three grandchildren. Private services.
Vivian Mary Vause
May 1, 2014
Vivian Mary Vause, 89, of Honolulu died in St. Francis Hospice West. She was born in Paia, Maui. She is survived by sons Chester, Randal and Jeffrey; sister Lorraine Fernandez; two grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Visitation: 9 a.m. Thursday at St. Philomena Catholic Church. Mass: 11 a.m. Burial: 1 p.m. at Hawaiian Memorial Park.
Alexander Van Vo
May 8, 2014
Alexander Van Vo, 82, of Kaneohe died. He was born in Vietnam. He is survived by wife Gina Nga Thi Vu; sons Dominick, Thomas, Joseph and Francis; parents Jacques Van Vo and Tam Thi Thai; and seven grandchildren. Private services. Online condolences: oahumortuary.com.
Helen Hatsuko Watarai
April 12, 2014
Helen Hatsuko Watarai, 95, of Honolulu died in Palolo Chinese Home. She was born on Maui. She is survived by son Stephen S., daughter Carole E. Okumura, five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Private services.
Lee Roger Wical
May 2, 2014
LeeRoger Wical, 79, of Kaneohe, a re-tired senior telecommunications engineer for the U.S. goverment defense communications administration and an Army veteran, died at home. He was born in Sharon, Pa. He is survived by son Eric, sister Vanessa Baker and caregiver Renee Medeiros. Private services.
Philip Dangar Williams
May 8, 2014
Philip Dangar "Phil" Williams, 94, of Papaikou, Hawaii, a retired land surveyor, died in Pohai Malama. He was born in London. He is survived by wife Barbara; sons Mark, Simon and Kevin; daughters Andolie Marten and Nicola Ryall; 12 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. No services. Online condolences: homelanimemorialpark.com.
Helen Ching Zane
April 16, 2014
Helen Ching Zane, 92, of Honolulu died in the Queen's Medical Center. She was born in Honolulu. She is survived by sons Ed Alan and Jeffery, daughter Dorianne, brother Edmund Ching and six grandchildren. Visitation: 9:30 a.m. Thursday at Nuuanu Memorial Park & Mortuary. Services: 11 a.m. Burial: 1 p.m. at National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Punchbowl. Aloha attire. No flowers.


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First out were the always exciting Florida Mini Sprints. Dirk Miller was unable to bring the 68 out after a 3rd Heat flip in turn 2. The points leaders took massive hits with Miller not starting and Chris Pacetti, 2nd, and Justin Kolves, 3rd, pulling off early. That left leader David Pleaugh to extend his lead. On lap 3, pole sitter Tommy Bowden slowed and John Moss flipped his 44 before Rhea Lynne Moss and Kolves made heavy contact. All 3 were okay after. Eddie Moss, Jr. was leading after a few caution breaks and wasn't quite ready to give it up. The final caution came out for David Hall's spin in turn 4. Moss had to hold off the hard charging David Pleaugh for a win. Dylan Colding took an impressive 3rd place finish while Sheldon Kinser drove to 4th from 16th making him the biggest mover of the race. Eddie Moss the elder rounded out the top 5 with Pete Smith 6th, Ken Penta 7th, David Hall 8th, Brian Penrose a crazy, half-on-his-side on lap 5 9th place finish, and Rudy Nommin finished 10th.
With names such as Mathews, Bronson, Lloyd, Pratt, and Reutimann in a Modified race you knew this was a big deal. Nick Hoffman dominated the race by leading 29 of the 40 laps, but he didn't have it easy. Buzzie Reutimann spun his 00 from 3rd and left the 28 drivers behind him with 2 choices: high or low? On lap 12 the 54 of Kevin Bryant hit the wall and flipped before Scott Mooers made contact. Both were okay. After 20 laps the competition caution came out for refueling and all was smooth. Kyle Bronson, Jeff Mathews, and Ivedent Lloyd, Jr. were climbing through the field trying to gain the advantage. Lap 24 saw Jason Davis flip his old 145. Davis was okay after the wreck. On lap 30 of the shortened-to-40 lapper Rich Pratt drove the 78 to the lead over Hoffman and never gave it up. Pratt took his 2nd consecutive win and the biggest One of the season. Hoffman went home a very disappointing 2nd with the other #2 Devin Dixon in 3rd. Driver #00 David Reutimann made a special trip to Bubba Raceway Park in honor of the fallen PJ Wiggins and took home 4th and bragging rights over his father, Buzzie, who struggled to a 23rd place finish. Reutimann will hope to carry the momentum into the Advocare 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway (GA) on Sunday. Ivedent Lloyd, Jr. and Jeff Mathews went 5-6 and 'Dent grabbed a point over Mathews in their battle for championship glory. Ronald Soltis finished 7th, and Kyle Bronson was 8th and the Hard Charger presented by Tiny Green of Palatka Tire And Lube. Bruce Harvey and Jim Passino rounded out the top 10.
The Amsoil V-8 Thunderstocks came in knowing that 6 different drivers had a realistic shot at the points lead and 7 with a mathematical shot. Jeff Baer and pole sitter Jon Layerd swapped the lead between the first 3 laps before Brian Cox and Chris Watson collided and brought a yellow flag out. On lap 12, with Chad Scranton dominating after the lap 3 restart, Eddie Lake found his 96L in the infield. He was given 2nd back and the G-W-C was called upon. Scranton blew something up with half a lap to go leaving Eddie Lake with career win #1. Gordon Cade finished 2nd, Chris Shea 3rd, John Thorpe the meat in a Shea Sandwich after Brian Shea finished 5th. Chad Scranton was a disappointing 6th with a "What could've been?" run. Vaughn Woodall and Tim Mathieu held on to title dreams with 7th and 8th, respectively, with Ron Adams and Mark Trexler rounding out the top 10.
Only 11 showed up for Gladiator racing but they still put on a wonderful show. Kramer scratched the night leaving 10 for a checkered flag. Ray Hunter overtook Steve Johnson on lap 3 and held it until lap 7 when Reid Christensen took the lead before the caution for Justin Williams stopped in turn 3. The birthday boy Reid Christensen took his 2nd-in-a-row, this time at age 17 though. Steve Cox took 2nd place, David Dunbar was an impressive with 3rd, Ray Hunter fell to 4th, and Steve Johnson was 5th. Brandon Haseleu was 6th, Kody Fisher 7th, Robert Graham 8th, Jerry Taylor 9th, and Justin Williams was 10th.
Next week-end at Bubba Raceway Park it's the RaceCar Engineering Late Models, Hobby Stocks, Amsoil V-8 Thunderstocks, Mini Stocks, and Double Points and $300 to win for the Gladiators. For more information you can check out www.bubbaracewaypark.com or call the Speedway hotline!
Bubba Raceway Park Results (09/3/11)
One Last One For PJ Wiggins (Modifieds)
1- 78 Rich Pratt
2- 2 Nick Hoffman
3- 2D Devin Dixon
4- 00D David Reutimann
5- 333 Ivedent Lloyd, Jr.
6- 33 Jeff Mathews
7- 61 Ronald Soltis
8- 5 Kyle Bronson
9- 27B Bruce Harvey
10- 34 Jim Passino
11- 44 Tim Powers
12- 33F Michael Flick
13- 10 Scott Mooers
14- 7M Mike McGauley
15- 66 Dale Murray
16- 1K Scott Kurtzner
17- 8W Steve Whitener
18- 56 Dave Barber
19- 145 Jason Davis
20- 11 Chuck Gustafson
21- 67 Garret Stewart
22- 54L Larry Burkins
23- 00 Buzzie Reutimann
24- 41 Barry Sheffield
25- 64 Austin Sanders
26- 54K Kevin Bryant
27- 1S Paul Sizemore
28- OK Kent Corbin
29- Z06 Larry Mott
30- 31 Henry Hall
Amsoil V-8 Thunderstocks
1- 96L Eddie Lake
2- 121 Gordon Cade
3- 76 Chris Shea
4- 114 John Thorpe
5- 19 Brian Shea
6- 27S Chad Scranton
7- 3W Vaughn Woodall
8- 14M Tim Mathieu
9- 118 Ron Adams
10- 34 Mark Trexler
11- 6 Tony Campbell
12- 3 Jeff Baer
13- 8 Mike Stalnaker
14- 15 Luke Sadler
15- 64 Jonathan Gillette
16- 21M David Miller, Jr.
17- 18 Chris Watson
18- 73 Jason Gamble
19- 42C Mike Cobble
20- 60 Jonathan Appleby
21- 66 Harold Erickson
22- 02 Jon Layerd
23- 49 DJ Horiski
24- 14C Brian Cox
25- 5W Doug Webster
1- 30 Reid Christensen
2- P38 Steve Cox
3- 54 David Dunbar
4- 79 Ray Hunter
5- 81 Steve Johnson
6- 3H Brandon Haseleu
7- 83 Kody Fisher
8- 126 Robert Graham
9- 31 Jerry Taylor
10- J13 Justin Williams
Florida Mini Sprints Association
1- 8 Eddie Moss, Jr.
2- 711 David Pleaugh
3- 23D Dylan Colding
4- 2 Sheldon Kinser, Jr.
5- 1M Eddie Moss
6- 34 Pete Smith
7- 24 Ken Penta
8- 67 David Hall
9- 14 Brian Penrose
10- 167 Rudy Nommin
11- 14NS Scott Barberis
12- 76 Danny Stather
13- 116 Harold Matthews
14- 4 Terry Taylor
15- 88 Gavin Thomas
16- 30 John Crowder
17- 31 Tommy Bowden
18- 44 John Moss
19- 22 Andrew Kurjack
20- 23 Rhea Lynne Moss
21- 83 Justin Kolves
22- 16 Chris Pacetti


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Unshackling Adam Smith's invisible hand – Carbon Credits
After I wrote my blog piece, The Innovation Invitation, Jock Gill called me up and we had an interesting talk about it. He pointed out that the invitation to innovate should not be restricted new technology changing the way we communicate on campaigns. We need innovative ideas that transcend campaigning and go beyond relying solely on technology to solve our problems.
The conversation drifted to Adam Smith, and how the political spectrum is not a line, but a circle. The further to the left or right you go, the closer to those on the other side you end up. I think an interesting illustration of this is what I'll call The Progressive Capitalist.
I must admit, I've only read very brief passages of Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations, so I may be off based on some of my observations. Smith's had big concerns about fairness and normative cultural values. Jock argued that Smith believed in a local marketplace, with local ownership and was opposed to absentee ownership and remote accumulation of capital. In a world of large multinational corporations, the market is no longer local. The playing field is not fair. A local community can no longer exert its cultural values on the businesses in its locality.
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Hoping the spring thaw will reveal clues about Danielle Jelinek's disappearance, the Chisago County sheriff's office is making plans to search area lakes this weekend.
Jelinek, 28, of Oakdale was reported missing Dec. 9 after spending the night at the Chisago County home of a friend with whom she had an on-again, off-again romantic relationship.
A winter storm blanketed the region with up to a foot of snow the day she disappeared.
Law enforcement and volunteer crews have swept the area near where Jelinek was last seen but haven't found any answers.
Snow and lake ice made earlier search efforts difficult, and investigators had been waiting on Mother Nature before heading back out, Sheriff Rick Duncan said.
On Saturday, May 4, law enforcement teams will scour Green and Moody lakes with sonar and equipment that drags the lake bottoms, Duncan said. If there's time, they'll search other lakes as well.
There will not be a dive team for this weekend's search because the dragging churns up mud and clouds underwater visibility, Duncan said.
The Jelinek family had been trying to organize volunteers for another ground search this weekend, but the effort has been postponed until the sheriff's office is done dragging the lakes, according to Cory Jelinek, the missing woman's sister. The family plans to distribute fliers to raise awareness among anglers during the May 11 fishing opener.
A reward for answers in Danielle Jelinek's disappearance is up to $25,000.
Jelinek was last seen with Aaron Schnagl.
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Jelinek's purse, shoes, cellphone and inhaler were all found at Schnagl's Chisago Lake Township home, but a search of the house turned up no evidence of a struggle or foul play, according to the sheriff's office. Her family has said she and Schnagl had a volatile relationship.
Schnagl has not been called a suspect but is the only person of interest in the case, Duncan said. Schnagl is currently in custody on drug charges.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Chisago County sheriff's office at 651-257-4100.
Elizabeth Mohr can be reached at 651-228-5162. Follow her at twitter.com/LizMohr.


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As the title suggests- I am wondering Where is the ART in Zakarai's Training?
the point of this training was to teach him the Art of killing.
Unohana is killing him and reviving him until he reaches his unsealed former state that he had when he was a kid and could have killed her.
Returning to a state of unbridled power is not ART. ART implies technique, impression, feeling, skill all wrapped up and displayed.
that being said, the final strike he made in this chapter against Unohana, suggests he has made the return to his former self, strong, but certainly not Artistic.
I now find myself wondering, if Unohana is going to continue the training and begin to show him some technique. or how to speak with his zanpaktou, or anything closely resembling skill/art.


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Dr. John MacArthur echoes Jesus' somber warning in Matthew 5:29: "Sin must be dealt with drastically because of its deadly effects" (The MacArthur Bible Commentary, p. 1,131). Refraining from speaking privately with a certain person might be what keeps you ...Read More
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Take a pigeon hundreds of kilometers from its home, and it has no problem finding its way back. For years, scientists have suspected that the bird's stellar navigation has to do with its ability to read Earth's magnetic fields. Now, thanks to a geomagnetic anomaly in New Zealand, researchers have the strongest evidence yet that this is indeed the case.
Until now, support for a pigeon's internal compass has been mostly anecdotal. The birds tend to fly in erratic patterns during electrical storms, for example. The first hard evidence for the geomagnetic theory came from a study showing that pigeons could detect a magnetic field in a wind tunnel (ScienceNOW, 24 November 2004), but that field was many times more intense than Earth's. Also, because the field was either completely on or off, it left the question open of how exactly pigeons might use subtle magnetic differences in the wild to correct their trajectories.
Taking a more natural approach, a team led by Todd Dennis, a behavioral ecologist at the University of Auckland in New Zealand, released pigeons close to a place called the Auckland Junction Magnetic Anomaly. Here, a cluster of massive rock slabs deep below the surface causes a detectable spike in the geomagnetic field. Dennis reasoned that if the pigeons were released here, they would reveal how they were using geomagnetic information as they struggled to get clear of the anomaly. To keep track of their trajectories, the researchers strapped global positioning system (GPS) devices to the birds' backs.
The geomagnetic anomaly threw the pigeons for a loop. Of the 92 pigeons released around the anomaly, 59 clearly flew relative to the direction of the local field--not Earth's field. As soon as they got beyond the anomaly, however, the pigeons corrected their direction and headed right home. Dennis concludes that the birds are keeping track of gradients in the field to navigate.
The study is "fantastic," says Joe Kirschvink, a biophysicist at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena. "Now we have the data to convert the speculation" about pigeon navigation "into reality." The next key experiment, says Cordula Mora, a biologist at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, who led the magnetic wind tunnel study, "will be to see whether this observation holds true at other sites in Europe and North America" and to find out how the pigeon's magnetic organ--thought to reside in the beak--is wired to its brain.
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There are few conditions so sobering as cancer and with that few conditions so difficult to treat. Previously cancer treatment centered on one approach or the other: traditional or non-traditional; however, recent research shows that a combined or holistic approach that draws from both conventional medicine and naturalistic medicine is the most effective combination. A number of natural cures, such as acupuncture, dietary changes, and aromatherapy and essential oils, have been identified as effective supports to common cancer treatment.
What Is Cancer?
While almost everyone knows about or has heard of cancer, it may seem unnecessary to define cancer. Yet, cancer is such an elusive condition, any attempt we can make to better understand it is an effective pursuit.
At large, cancer is a term that is used for any type of disease that involves the uncontrolled division of abnormal cells. These multiplying cells then spread and invade other tissues via the blood and lymph system.
The term "cancer" encompasses more than 100 different forms of cancer, most of which are named for the organ or cell type with which they start. The main categories of cancer include carcinoma, sarcoma, leukemia, lymphoma or myeloma, and central nervous system cancers.
How Do Natural Remedies and Traditional Treatments Work Together?
As cancer treatment began, the options were extremely limited and often ineffective. Today, however, we have a greater body or research as well as additional options for treatment. This research suggests that no one approach to cancer is best but that the approaches need to be combined to be most effective. The National Cancer Instituted calls this approach complementary and alternative medicine or CAM.
The Institute is conducting more research to solidify the evidence surrounding CAM, but the current anecdotal research is positive. The approach suggests the combination of alternative medicine, mind-body methods, as well as dietary methods to support wellness from all sides. The approach purports the idea that if overall wellness is improved, the body is more capable of fighting on all fronts – physical, mental, and even social.
What Kind of Treatments Are Best?
While a number of different combinations have been suggested, the National Cancer Institute most supports acupuncture and other traditional Chinese medicine approaches, mind-body methods, and nutritional methods. At present, these options have the greatest amount of support.
1. Acupuncture
A recent study published in the Hematology/Oncology Clinics of North America as The Value of Acupuncture in Cancer Care reports that this treatment helps cancer patients deal with the side effects of traditional cancer treatment. Symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, post-operative pain, and cancer related pain are reduced when this method is implemented with treatment.
2. Aromatherapy
There is even research to suggest that aromatherapy and other mind-body techniques support treatment. Essential oils such as Roman chamomile, geranium, lavender, and cedarwood help relieve the symptoms of cancer treatment as well as elevate the individual's mood and emotions, enabling him or her to better fight the condition.
3. Dietary Changes
A number of trials have been and are being conducted to determine the efficacy of nutritional methods. Among those trials is a study on the effects of selected vegetable and herb mix on lung cancer. The idea of this treatment is that nutrients better fortify the body to be able to fight off the condition and associated symptoms.
Cancer is a complex condition that needs to be treated holistically. If you are in the battle against cancer, consider a combined approach that includes traditional methods as well as natural treatments for the most effective treatment plan.
-What Is Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM)?, http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/cam
-The Value of Acupuncture in Cancer Care, http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2642987/
-Effects of Selected Vegetable and Herb Mix (SV) on Advanced Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer, http://www.cancer.gov/clinicaltrials/search/view?cdrid=455021&version=Patient&protocolsearchid=8057970
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Hello my name is ammoman and I have been using alkaline water since nov. 09 and I have noticed a difference than using tap 7.0 water. I had a brain tumor when I was 13 and given 5 years to live after 5500 rads of radiation, I am now 43 and going strong. I found about alkaline water and started it in 09. What a difference this has made in my life. Great stuff. I have also started sun gazing up to 4.15 min now.
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Cancer and Leukemia:
This remedy has been popular in many hispanic countries and many people have claimed that it works wonderfully. Fray Romano Zago -a Brazilian fray who came up with this nice remedy and has used it for several years to cure people successfully- says that this remedy works for all types of cancer (skin, lungs, blood, breast, ovary, etc.). Some people say that it's very effective, even for cancer in terminal stage.
Look for an Aloe vera plant that is 3 years old or more. Clean 2 big leaves (or 3 small leaves) and remove the serrated margins (what look like thorns).
Cut the Aloe leaves in small pieces and put them in a blender or a mixer. Add half kilogram or 500 mL pure honey and 3 tablespoons of whisky (cognac, tequila or other kind of alcoholic beverage would be good too; this is a vessel dilator).
Mix everything until until you obtain a viscous mass. It is ready. You don't need to strain the remedy (just be careful that there are no sharp leaf margins left). Put it in a jar or container.
Directions For Use: Shake the jar very well. Take a big tablespoon, 3 times per day, 15 minutes before each meal. Do this for 10 days. Have a medical check to see if the tumor has reduced. If you don't achieve the desired results after this number of days, repeat the treatment a second time, or a third, or a fourth time until you get cured.
Side Effects: It might produce skin abscesses (but this is a sign that it is working).
Expected Results: In one week you will start seeing results.
Expected Results Within: 1 week
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Thousand Oaks, Ca, USA
12/01/2009Hi Val, I have never used this remedy and hopefully never will have to but from all the research I do, I would venture to say that you should not just buy aloe vera juice to replace the original recipe of fresh aloe from the leaves. The reason being is you have no idea how the aloe has been compromised in its process that whoever made it uses. Often the farther we get from the original form, the less effective. When you are serious about getting really good results you never want to compromise with ingredients. I have been taking fresh leaves from my aloe vera plant and opening carefully to access the gel inside and applying it directly to my skin. The leaves can last a long time. I would recommend reading about fresh aloe vera plants online. Also, just so you know, you can obtain either live plants or just the fresh leaves online. Hope this helps, Lisa
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Thousand Oaks, Ca, USA
12/02/2009Hi Val, Personally I am not good with measurements at all and can hardly keep track of the units we use here in the US let alone conversions into others. So, what I do is go to the computer and google measurement conversions and a slew of sites show up! Also, make sure that the honey you use is true raw honey as this has not been heated and adulterated. You want all those enzymes and nutrients that are in the real thing. Hope this helps. Lisa
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San Fernando, Philippines
1195 PostsHi everyone...Regarding the aloe vera, honey and brandy remedy recommended by Fr Zago, the correct quantities are:
2 large or 3 small aloe vera leaves (over 3-4 y. o.)
4-5 Tablespoons Brandy or distilled alcoholic beverage
500 gms(1 lb approx.) of raw organic honey(unboiled)
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[YEA] Remedy - Aloe vera, honey, alcohol Ailment - Cancer http://www.aloeveraseeds.co.uk/cancercure.php Please look up this link and similar info. If you think it's reliable please put in on your website. A friend's friend used this combo and was cured.
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Dublin, Ireland
05/15/2009i want to make up the cure for cancer from aloe vera honey and whiskey. Is it ok to put the green leaf part of the aloe vera plant in to the cure mixture. I also have the same question as one of the other ladies how big or what amount of aloe vera do you put in to the mixture. I really need an answer urgently as i have a relitive that is dying with cancer and only has a short time to live. so please if anyone can answer this please do as soon as posible. God Blass
EC: Looks like the remedy calls for the entire leaf of the aloe.
The info on their website does not display properly unless viewed in Internet Explorer:
..."Here it is: 1/2 Kg of pure bee honey, 3 small (or 2 big) leaves of Aloe Vera, 3-4 spoons of cognac, whiskey or any distilled alcoholic drink. After cleaning the leaves and cutting the thorns very carefully and gently blending everything in a liquidiser you get a creamy substance. And that is it... the remedy that cures cancer"
"... You take one spoon fifteen minutes after your meals, three times a day, one in the morning, the second at noon and the third at night. It is important that you take it after you have eaten something."
"... The dosage is prepared to last about ten days. If you have not finished the mixture you can carry on until you empty the container. If the patient is cured... good... well done. But it may happen that the disease is not completely gone, you must do more tests and compare them to the previous ones. Then assess the need for another dosage until you are cured and repeat the treatment. You are going to be cured. You must persevere. An important detail is to shake the bottle well every time before use"
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Kerala, India
05/22/2009I mail to say that people who are continuing the aloe vera honey combo for a longer period should have it for 10 days, take a break of 10 days, another 10 days of the remedy, and so on. It is not meant for continuous use. This way it can be taken till the illness is cured.
There is a confusion on whether this combo should be taken before or after meals.(The website mentioned says only after a meal). Many people I know who take it as a cancer preventive (once a year 2 10 day doses with a 10 day gap in between), take it 15 - 30 minutes before a meal.
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Sanford, Fl
09/16/2009Father Romanos recipe of Aloe Vera, pure honey and alcohol (cognac, whiskey, etc.) should be taken half and hour BEFORE your three main meals. Also someone ask if you use the green part of the leaf, yes you do the only thing your going to get rid of are the thorny edges, you clean the leaf and blend it with the other ingredients. Good Luck!!!
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[YEA] I take a tblsp of blackstrap in the morning and "chase it" with a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar, with the mother in it, with 3 tablespoons of warm water. In 1994, I was diagnosed with metatastic breast cancer at the age of 53. I had my femur replaced, took 10 radiation treatments and 6months of chemo. I have been on this regimen and KNOW that these things are from GOD made ingredients and, therefore, have kept me well. I have always been a borderline anemic. My blood counts are better than they have EVER been in my entire life. I believe if I had been doing thest things for myself BEFORE I got cancer that I would NOT have had cancer in the first place.
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Pittsfield, Mass
01/07/2015Sorry to hear you were sick, I hope you feel better. I got a question?
[ you said blackstrap ] what is that how do use it? what is it first? do you crush it, how do you eat it?
or drink it? you mention with mother in it didn't quite get that.
please explain those two things more clearly thanks.
take care now, my friend, keyya
EC: blackstrap = Blackstrap Molasses http://www.earthclinic.com/remedies/molasses.html
acv = organic Apple Cider Vinegar http://www.earthclinic.com/remedies/acvinegar.html
[YEA] I LOVE APPLE CIDER VINEGAR! It helped cure my husband's cancer!! My husband had geosophical cancer and the supposedly top surgeon in Gainsville, Florida, told my husband and I that he had to abort the operation, because my husband supposedly had a "cement stomach?" (which no other doctor has heard of) and that he only had 2-4 weeks to live. We came back home and my husband continued with chemo and radiation and also drank and ate anything with vinegar. We went today to see the results of the last xrays and the tumor and cancer WAS GONE!!! His doctor can't explain it. We haven't told the doctor yet about the vinegar, because we wanted to see if it would actually work. AND IT DID!!! Now, we are going to tell the doctor, because it might and hopefully will help someone else. It has been 4 months and my husband looks pretty alive to me and acts like nothing ever happened. He can eat everything again with no problems at all! We have heard about vinegar for a lot of other things and have also used it a lot for many things, so we figured why not for this. So don't be afraid to try it for anything!
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02/12/2012My holistic chiropractor told me to use the ACV for my painful back stiffness and after several days the stiffness was gone.
My biggest problem about many of the "cancer cures" from using ACV or aloe vera and others is that it is used after chemo & radiation so how do we know what has gotten rid of the cancer?
[YEA] Well, let see. Actually, I had made pickled eggs, with apple cider vinegar, 2 weeks prior to going to Gainsville and my husband said that when he got back from Gainsville, he was going to eat them, if the operation went ok. After we got back, and knowing what the doctor had said, he was disappointed and said that he probably couldn't eat the eggs. A friend of his at work told him to drink some apple cider vinegar and see what happens. So my husband came home that night and took 2 teaspoons of apple cider vinegar, every night for about the first week. Then he said he was feeling a little better and he was starting to eat more food. He then felt good enough to eat the pickled eggs. Then there was no stopping him! He ate about the whole gallon of them and dill pickles and then anything that had vinegar in it. Once a week, he would take a teaspoon of the apple cider vinegar by itself. He started to take the apple cider vinegar, about March 1, 2005. We found out about 4 months later, on June 27, 2005, that the tumor was gone and his cancer had gone into remission. We tell everyone about how the vinegar really helped my husband. I can also tell you ,that apple cider vinegar cures headaches. I know that from my own experience. I had a bad headache and it just wouldn't go away and I had taken some medicine and nothing happened. So I took 2 teaspoons of apple cider vinegar and amazingly about 1/2 hour later my headache was totally gone. More people should try the apple cider vinegar, because it DOES cure a lot of things. We are TRUE BELIEVERS of apple cider vinegar!!!
The recipe for the pickled eggs is really simple and anyone can do it..
Tami's Pickled Eggs
1 gallon jar
4 dozen eggs
about 1/2 gallon or less of Apple Cider Vinegar
a pinch of red pepper seeds
Boil all the eggs, crack them and put in gallon jar.
Add Apple Cider Vinegar, to fill jar. Make sure all of the eggs are covered.
Add red pepper seeds. Cover.
Let set in the refrigerator for about 1 month (or a little longer, if you want a stronger tasting egg).
Take out an enjoy. Make sure any remaining eggs in jar, are refrigerated.
It's that simple! Enjoy!
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[YEA] re: Health/Energy: Ginseng for energy after coping with cancer and chemo. I now drink ACV 2 times a day diluted in water. I enjoy the taste, so it is no big deal. It gives me energy and I just feel better all over.I use 2 TBS. to every 6 ounces of water or juice. I love the taste.
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Hello, I have been reading conflicting reports and watching utube videos on Apricot seeds.. some info says its poispn and others are taking them to cure their problems.. So what is it??
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03/24/2014Hello Bee from New York:
You're probably referring to the cyanide content when ingesting the wrong or too much B17 content.
You need to get the bitter/raw apricot kernels. I personally use the Apricot Power brand myself. I'm only using them as maintenance & NOT as a cancer treatment.
The general rule is 1 apricot kernel per 10 pounds of body weight. For instance, I weigh 160 pounds so I take 16 kernels per day. If treating cancer, the dosage is much higher. As much as 30-35+ kernels daily for cancer sufferers.
You can also mix/add taking apricot kernel extract in capsule/tablet form as well. Doing it this way would of course decrease the amount of kernels needed daily. Some say the apricot kernels taken alone cures cancer. Others say it takes a more aggressive approach with other support nutrients/supplements like Vit C and B15(Pangamic Acid), AHCC(mushroom extract), etc. The Apricot Power brand kernels I take are very bitter. They're supposed to be that way though. This shows the laetrile content is there.
I compare the taste to Novacane used for numbing in the dental industry. I always chew mine up really well and hold under the tongue for a minute or two before swallowing. Here's a link with further details: http://www.worldwithoutcancer.org.uk/therapy-compontents/
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Connecticut, US
01/08/2015Go to youtube and watch the documentary called " A World Without Cancer" It will explain the process to you. All fruit seeds contain a naturally occurring cyanide, but the cyanide is released only under certain circumstances. It's incredible how efficient our creator designed this planet and it's inhabitants to function dependently on one another. When you stray from the natural origin of your being, that's when trouble ensues. Such as GMO foods, toxins, man made chemicals. These things are not designed to function within the ecological system that was created. People need to wake up and think logically.
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11/06/2015It's surprising that there is so much controversy about apricot seeds. When I was a little girl growing up on my grandparent's farm, we couldn't wait until the apricots were ripe so we could eat the nuts (seeds?) We would put them on the concrete steps and hammer them open to get to the succulent sweet nuts inside. They tasted like almonds. I'm sure that the reason they are bitter now is because of all the pesticides that farmers use. We always ate all we wanted. There was never any worry about eating too many. My grandmother would even add them to her jars of canned apricots and other fruits. When I started eating them I was about 4 years old.
You can find apricot seeds at most Chinese herbal store or supermarket for very cheap.
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[YEA] Our 21 year old daughter was diagnosed 2 1/2 weeks ago with cervical cancer. The same day we put her on 15 crushed apricot seeds in applesauce, along with 3 tsp of ACV in organic pomegranate juice. She did this everyday-had a follow up at the Dr. this week they performed a microscopic some sorta test scraped the cervix and took samples. The Dr. called with the tests today---NEGATIVE---he said the cervix looked fantastic
Was it because of the apricots & ACV??? I sure hope so--by the way, she also only ate organic food-no red meat, sugar or white flour.
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Elmwood, Ontario, Canada
10/20/2009Another video to add to the collection of Natural cures,
hope that link gets you there. Refers to the B17 vitamin, older film but good.
Replied by Ingo
Los Angeles, Ca, United States
03/20/2011Yeah, apricot seeds contain vitamin B-17, known to cure cancer and outlawed by the FDA. How did you grind up the seeds, they seem pretty hard no? By the way, EVERYONE should watch these two films:
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Tn, Usa
03/05/2014Hello Rydout from Sterling, Virginia:
If you buy the brand name Apricot Power from either Amazon or their own website these are softer kernels and can be eaten rather easily instead of being ground up. I say this unless you have a mouth/teeth problem that makes it harder for you to chew. These are also non-GMO kernels as well. God Bless and good health to you!
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Hello! I just read an post about arginine, nitric oxide and bicarbonate that was clear and very informative. It does reinforce a lot of Ted posts and reminding us of the genius aspect of Jimmy Keller with his protocol. If any of you is confronted with cancer directly or through somebody close it will inform you. here is link http://blog.imva.info/medicine/larginine-cancer. peace and luck to all!
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From a recent medical review of aspirin and cancer over a 4 to 8 year period in the UK Lancet, it has been found that takng a little aspirin everyday helps to significantly lower the death risk from cancer. Ted from Bangkok, for some while now, has already promoted aspirin use to help against cancers, hepatitis C, certain flu and cold viruses and herpes. So here is the proof.
In the USA, a bottle of 100 aspirin pills costs about $1.00. That's pretty good value I would say.
Here is the article:
An Aspirin a Day Reduces Cancer Death Risk by 21%
And our great thanks to the Willow Tree....
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Michelbach-le-bas, Alsace, France
09/26/2011Hi again Bill, I read English newspapers everyday and they always mention all the new researches, making one go nuts with all the contradicting information. The fact is that they have also said that if one takes aspirin every day, be it against cancer or heart problems one also has more chance of getting bleedings (stomach, brain... ). And can one trust those studies? They also tell you that statins are great in preventing heart problems..... And a lot more stuff I can't agree with!
Avoid Citrus and Citric Acid
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[WARNING!] I believe the greatest cause of cancer is citrus and citric acid. My aunt died of bone cancer, she drank excessive amounts of orange juice. I am dying from an overconsumption of lemon juice. My father suffered from 13 kidney stones and psorasis from the constant drink of pepsi and citric acid. I am dying and I know citric acid is the cause. Lemon juice kills plants and frogs and people too.
Replied by Dr. Flora Mason Van Orden
Homestead, Fl
05/05/2011Citrus is not alkaline in the body. Ten minutes after the juice is made, it becomes very acid. If it will eat the enamel off one's teeth, why would you put it in your stomach. The acid dissolves the lining of your stomach and gut and also the blood vessels, as do oils, dairy, & other cholesterol containing foods.
I worked for Dr. Ann Wigmore for over 22 years, helping her to write her books & counsel her students. If you will send me an email, I will send you free the Ann Wigmore Living Food 21 day detox, which is basically what she used the last 2 years of her life when she changed from trayed baby greens to wild crafted herbs to help her students at the Hippocrates Institute in Boston and at the Ann Wigmore Institutes in Boston and in Puerto Rico. This will show you how to make the non-acid fermented foods like sauerkraut (complete in the b-complex vitamins to regenerate your nerves), soothing seed & nut cheeses, with the right kind of fats to heal the myelin sheath of your nerves and brain. You will learn simple recipes (her green smoothie, rich in the chlorophyll that will kill the cancer cells, and seed & nut pates & loaves that are concentrated pre-digested amino acids, & green drinks that are made of only 4 ingredients. The best way is to write directly to me at drflora3rd(at)netzero.net. Peace be with you, Flora
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Avoid Talc
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[WARNING!] Article from Dr. Mercola's site
Talcum Powder Linked to Ovarian Cancer
Women have been warned to immediately stop using talcum powder around their genitals, as new research suggests particles may travel to the ovaries and trigger a process of inflammation that allows cancer cells to flourish.
Previous studies have raised concerns over talc, but the latest findings suggest that women who use it are 40 percent more likely to get ovarian cancer.
Experts studied more than 3,000 women and found using talc merely once a week raised the risk of ovarian cancer by 36 percent. The danger rose to 41 percent for those applying powder every day.
The West Australian September 29, 2008
Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention September 1, 2008, 17, 2436-2444
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Northern California