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You probably know that there are very few softer surfaces than a newborn's skin.
It is important to remember that most items you apply to this soft skin, just like your skin, will be absorbed into their bloodstream. There are plenty of reasons to be especially concerned with what you allow to go on your baby's skin – for these four reasons.
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Top selling baby products contain many of the same potentially damaging or harmful ingredients as the ones I hope you've quit using by now.
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Shamefully, every one of these ingredients was found in at least one leading seller of these very popular types of baby products – Baby Lotion and Diaper Cream.
It's scary to think about applying those toxins to their skin each and every day.
I believe a better option is…
Now, I'm certain that once you realize the harm these potentially risky ingredients can do to your precious and vulnerable little one, you'll probably want to trash the products you received as "gifts" and "samples" you likely received from the hospital and look into better options.
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Naturally, every loving parent wants only the best for their precious babies and toddlers…
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Ferrie Bailey's job should be easy: hiring workers amid the worst stretch of unemployment since the Depression.
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But they require specialized skills-expertise in short supply even with the unemployment rate at 9%. Which is why on a recent morning the recruiter found herself in a hiring hall here anxiously awaiting the arrival of just two people she had invited to interviews, winnowed from an initial group of nearly five dozen applicants. With minutes to go, the folding chairs sat empty. "I don't think they're going to show," Ms. Bailey said, pacing in the basement room.
Her challenge is a familiar one to recruiters, especially in industries that require workers with trade skills such as welding. Union Pacific struggles to find enough electricians who have worked with diesel engines. Manufacturers in many places can't find enough machinists. Oil companies must fight for a limited supply of drilling-rig workers.
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DEL MAR ---- California Gov. Jerry Brown, who proposed a sweeping plan this week to close a $25.4 billion budget deficit through spending cuts and extending higher taxes, hasn't weighed in yet on whether the state-owned Del Mar Fairgrounds and racetrack should be sold for $120 million, according to state officials.
"To my knowledge, this is a policy issue that has not been brought to the governor's attention," said H.D. Palmer, deputy director for external affairs at the California Department of Finance. Palmer serves as the principal spokesman for Brown on budget and fiscal issues.
"I won't speculate on Del Mar and where it ends up," Palmer said. "We'll see how the issue develops."
Brown's predecessor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, had gone along with the idea of selling the fairgrounds and went so far as to push for an appraisal of the property, but his term ended before a deal could pass the Legislature.
Eric Lamoureux, acting deputy director and spokesman for the California Department of General Services, which appraised the Del Mar property and determined the $120 million asking price, said his agency is busy working to resolve a logjam of legal work on the potential sale and leaseback of 11 state office buildings.
That sale has been halted until a lawsuit can resolve the legalities involved. The lawsuit does not include the Del Mar Fairgrounds and racetrack.
The sale of the state buildings, and eventual leasing of the buildings back to state government ---- thus the term "sale and leaseback" ---- might raise some cash for the state's depleted treasury, Lamoureux said.
The possible sale of the Del Mar Fairgrounds and racetrack is complicated by dueling bids to buy the property. Del Mar has proposed a deal where it would lead the purchase of the fairgrounds, along with a group of horse owners and Arizona businessmen, with the state lending money to the city of Del Mar for the purchase.
Legislation proposed by state Sen. Christine Kehoe, D-San Diego, would effectively make the sale to Del Mar happen.
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I have purchased the 5D mark 3 and decided to let the 7D go.
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I was a patient of Dr Williams begnning 8/07 thru Dec 2011. This is a factual review of my expeience under his care as well as his nurse, Andrea Shaffer. I must state Dr. Williams is an execellet oncolgist, I do credit him, Dr. Dilling also @ Moffitt and my surgeon Dr. Reyna in Miami for making me a lung cancer survior hopefully Jan 2013. However, due to the lack of communicatin and/or caring I believe I personally did not receive the standard of care as indicated by the Hippocratic oath taken by all Drs I completed my chemo and radiation in 1/08, recv'd my 1st "all clear" in Aug or Sept 2008, after my mother died. I was still extremely fatiged and lost weigt, initially I came in at 127lbs, after treatment and up until March of 2012, my weight was 109lbs, this is severely underweigt for a 5'6" woman. Dr. Williams then proceeded to neglect to ask me about the weight loss, howI felt, I tried doing excercise, Pilates, walking, etc., however I found myself sooo tired all I could do is sleep. Upon visitng my son in FtLaud in 3/09 I again was ill and could not talk or even get home to Largo for 2 weeks. Upon my retur home I found that Dr. Williams advsed my Long Term Disability co., that I could return to a normal work schedule, therefore causing me to lose $1500/mo in income from my employer not Dr. Williams. When I called his offce to question him about this he refusedto call me back. I then had togo into Moffitt on a Friday in 2/2009 for a follow up on my port removal, so I took the opportunity to go and try to speak with the Dr. and/or his nurse Andrea Shaffer, upon the receptionist advising Ms. Shaffer I was in the waiting, she literaly screamed I could hear thru the phone and told the receptionist to make me go and sit in a room with a phone and call her, which I did she was still rude and arrogant to me. Dr. Williams stated to my LTD co, Cigna that I PERFORMED AT THE SUPER BOWL which was held in Tampa that year, the fact was I was picked to PARTICIPATE in the audience requested by the PREFORMER Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. Why he did this I have no idea. Upon my going back to Moffitt in July 2010 for a follow up CT Scan again Dr. Williams advsed me I was all clear. I then had my next scheduled CT Scan done at the Clevelant Clinin in Weston, Fl., and the Dr there advised me that my right breast implant had been ruptred since or before July 2010 and didn't my doctor at Moffitt advise of such. I said no Dr. Wlliams never told me that. Due to that I had to have my implants removed and replaced by the Dr. who originally did the surgery over 10 yrs ago at a out of pocket cost of $4700.00, which was all I had managed to save and was to go toward my trying to keep my home. My home is now in foreclosure due to my not being able to hold a job as well as the recession. I have been ill since 2009 with MRSA, pneunomia, thyroid issues, anxiety issues, among a few. I am not happy with the lack of care or concern I received from Dr. Charles C. Williams, Jr and Andrea Shaffer, I finally found an endocronologist who diagnosised my thyroid and I now have energy to participate in my life again, that is why it has taken me so long to address my concerns with Moffitt Cancer Center, Dr. Charles C. Williams and Andrea Shaffer. I am filing formal complaints as well.I just wanted whomever may go to Moffitt and expect execellent care and concern as they state in all their advertisement, should you need to deal with the people I have spoke about make sure you document everything and get a copy of your scans with the written reports as well, this is your right as a patient. Thank you, L. Godsell


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Facing a looming budget deficit of at least $7 million, Knox County Schools' Superintendent Dr. Jim McIntyre is outlining a number of drastic cuts.
In a memo to the Board of Education, McIntyre said outsourcing custodial services, closing small schools, and adjusting school start times are areas in which significant savings could be realized. He also said adjustments to high school staffing levels and re-evaluating the policies for community use of school facilities would help eliminate the deficit.
"None of the areas analyzed present options that are without significant impact on one or more segments of our population, and most of the options in each analysis would require changes not just in operations but to what may be seen as a philosophy of support or service," McIntyre wrote.
The district utilized $7 million in federal funds that are no longer available to balance their current budget.
"The education jobs bill gave us about 7 million dollars to preserve teacher positions in our schools and we utilized those resources for that purpose, but we recognize that those dollars are going away at the end of this school year," McIntyre said.
Currently, custodial services are projected to cost $11.2 million. A bid submitted earlier this year by Knoxville based Service Solutions would yield $2.3 million in savings if all custodial services were outsourced. Retaining one custodian to oversee work at each school would save $939,000 annually, based on a second bid by Service Solutions. The company has also agreed to employ current custodial staff and offer comparable benefits.
McIntyre plans to have a recommendation for the Board of Education to consider at their November meeting, and said the Maintenance Department recommends implementing the changes in early January, if the board adopts an outsourcing plan.
Schools listed for possible consolidation include Gap Creek Elementary, South Knoxville Elementary, Maynard Elementary, Corryton Elementary, and Vine Middle Magnet. Students and teachers would be moved to a receiving school in the current school zone.
Savings would be realized by reducing operational costs, including administrative positions, custodial support, and utilities expenses. McIntyre said nearly every teaching position at a small school would have to move to a receiving school.
However, savings would not be realized in each case.
"When you look at the analysis that we did for Gap Creek Elementary School, it shows that geographically it's somewhat isolated, and the nearest school is New Hopewell Elementary School, which is basically at capacity and wouldn't be able to accommodate those students," McIntyre said.
Additionally, adjusting school start times could yield savings of up to $700,000 in transportation costs. Adjusting high school staffing levels based on a "modified" block schedule would garner savings as well, McIntyre said, and reductions could be addressed through attrition.
The Board of Education will discuss McIntyre's proposals at their mid-month work session Tuesday, October 18th.
McIntyre will host a community forum to discuss the proposals at Fulton High School on Thursday, October 27th at 6:00 p.m.


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3/4 South Square signs up French member
3/4 South Square has recruited its first member in France, signing up Cécile Dupoux (left) as an associate tenant. Dupoux practices at Paris-based firm Sonier & Associés, which like 3/4 South Square specialises in insolvency and restructuring. The set has an established working relationship with Dupoux and the firm. Dupoux is also a UK-qualified solicitor.
A striking difference
Trade unions are back with full force. Paul White reports on how new legislation is playing a part in the revival, giving the working bodies more power and responsibility
A&O scales back English capability in Paris
Derivatives partner Edward Murray to bolster City team; Paris to focus on French law capability
An age of reason
Before the Government brings in its age discrimination laws in 2006, those seeking fairness in the workplace are being forced to use existing legislation on indirect sexual discrimination in order to get their voices heard. Jon Robins investigates
Asia chief quits Freshfields
Freshfields' Asia managing partner Ruth Markland is quitting after 20 years at the firm
Bar Council chair slams university top-up fees
While speaking to fellow barristers in Newcastle on 27 January, Bar Council chairman Matthias Kelly condemned the Government's education white paper, which allows universities to charge top-up fees, as yet another factor that "will keep the poor out of the law". First revealed on www.thelawyer.com/lawyernews 29 January
Best seller
The legal director at the Institute of Sales Promotion, Philip Circus, does a pretty good job of selling himself. Husnara Begum reports
Birchams' investment practice gets the chop
Westminster firm Bircham Dyson Bell has axed its investment management department, citing changes in investment and regulatory environments as the reason for its closure
Brobeck: the desertions, the failed merger, the end
Within a mere 48 hours, Brobeck Phleger & Harrison has seen its 77-year history dissolve before its eyes
Burges Salmon scores Bank of Ireland contract
The consolidation of Bank of Ireland's UK operations has led to an exclusive employment law contract for Burges Salmon. The Bristol firm beat competition from three other firms in a rigorous two-month tender process
Camerons reels as star insolvency partner quits
In a crushing blow for CMS Cameron McKenna, restructuring star Stephen Foster is resigning to join Lovells
Charles Russell wins newsagent pay battle
Charles Russell has won an appeal for the National Federation of Retail Newsagents which clarifies the rights of child workers, after a paperboy tried to claim holiday pay
Citizen Smyth
He's no-nonsense, committed and just a little bit scary. Catrin Griffiths meets Clifford Chance's new head of public policy
Clifford Chance New York puts pro bono on associates' agenda
After being slammed in the infamous New York associates memo for a "deplorable" animosity to pro bono, Clifford Chance has made pro bono work one of seven central criteria for associate promotion in the office
Coming to terms
The effects of the Government's 2001 pro-conciliation report, aimed at taking the pressure off the UK's beleaguered employment tribunals, are about to be felt. Nicola Walker reports
Commercial litigation partner quits Addleshaws
Addleshaw Booth & Co commercial litigation partner Peter Cherry has quit after 26 years with the firm. Cherry, who left the firm last Friday (31 January), will pursue a career at the Bar with Leeds-based commercial and chancery set Chancery House Chambers.
Courts given extended corruption guards
The Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe have agreed an extension of the Criminal Law Convention on Corruption which should protect judges and jurors across Europe from corruption by their national governments in all legal cases
De Brauw dumped by KLM after Alitalia split
In a damning move, Dutch national airline KLM has severed its ties with chief adviser De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek over advice given by partner Pierre Nijnen on its alliance with Alitalia
Weil Gotshal keeps its nose clean as Indigo faces wrath of Takeover Panel
Dentons makes quadruple hire in Hong Kong
Denton Wilde Sapte's Hong Kong office has bolstered its dispute resolution team with four hires. Mary Thomson, a partner at Paul Hastings' associate firm Koo & Partners, and Herbert Smith partner Doron Karliner will join the firm as consultants. Assistant solicitors David Goh, also of Herbert Smith, and Samuel Tung from Coudert Brothers will be joining at the same time. First revealed on www. thelawyer.com/lawyernews 30 January
EC cracks down on counterfeiting and piracy
The European Commission (EC) has proposed reforms to the EU's intellectual property (IP) rights regime which would force member states to incorporate best practice into their regulations against counterfeiting and piracy
Employers seek advice over army reservists
As the war against Iraq looks increasingly inevitable, employers, including a number of law firms, are seeking advice on the legal issues concerning the 15,000 reservists that have been called up by the Ministry of Defence
Eversheds wins MoD PPP work
Eversheds has beaten three other Ministry of Defence (MoD) firms to win its first piece of public-private partnership (PPP) work for the trophy client
Field Fisher bolsters employment practice
London firm hires Osborne Clarke's David Fisher
Finance deals round-up
Moore & Blatch (Roger Bailey) completed a third stage financing transaction for rubber products manufacturer Icon Polymer Group. It secured a total refinancing package including £12m facilities from Lloyds TSB. CMS Cameron McKenna advised Lloyds TSB.Nicholson Graham & Jones (Sheila Stewart, Richard Hopkinson-Woolley) advised the Bank of Scotland on its £109.5m funding of ...
Former SEC member to join Latham & Watkins
Latham & Watkins's Washington office is continuing its high-profile securities litigation recruitment drive after appointing a former member of the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) Division of Enforcement
Four London law centres threatened with closure
Four London law centres providing free legal advice are facing closure after the Association of London Governments (ALG) withdrew their grants
Freshfields in litigation shake-up
Raj Parker to spearhead contentious insurance push
Gateley Wareing
Gateleys has no plans to expand out of the Midlands - at least for now
George Green loses its heads
Black Country firm George Green has lost the heads of its commercial litigation and employment departments
Gibson Dunn wins Westbrook deal
The London office of Gibson Dunn & Crutcher has won Westbrook Partners as a client, having worked opposite the US property investor on an earlier deal. The firm acted for Westbrook on its £95m joint venture property purchase from Brixton plc and Equitable Life.Lead partner Alan Samson won the work because of his contacts among senior members of Westbrook's US operations.The transaction was Westbrook's second in the UK, the first being its £365m ...
Gouldens seals future with Jones Day
New transatlantic giant is born
Hammonds lays it on thick
Remember the whippets? After commissioning those Saatchi people to announce its arrival in London with an ad-fest featuring small Northern dogs, Hammond Suddards Edge has gone even more Yorkshire by restyling itself on a popular brand of brown sauce from the region.Can it be more than coincidence that the firm, now simply known as Hammonds, shares its name with Hammonds, the brown sauce from the North, a condiment so Yorkshire it once even had its own brass band in the region?
Hengeler makes Brussels push
Partner Christoph Stadler switches from Düsseldorf to Brussels
HIH director gives money back to save reputation
HIH director and former Blake Dawson Waldron partner Charles Abbott has repaid the A$181,000 (£64,000) that he was paid by the insurance giant on the day before its collapse
Inner Temple ends threeyear ban of Inns charity ball
A ban imposed by the Inner Temple benchers on one of the key fundraising events of London's social calendar, the Inns of Court Charity Ball, has been lifted after three years
Irvine picks new Legal Services Ombudsman
The Lord Chancellor, Lord Irvine has appointed Zahida Manzoor as the new Legal Services Ombudsman for England and Wales. Manzoor, who is a director of her own management consultancy company, will assume the position on 3 March.
Irwin Mitchell wins ex-Shoosmiths partner
Irwin Mitchell's Birmingham office has appointed former Shoosmiths partner Glen Edney into its uninsured loss recovery division. Edney aims to strengthen the existing management team in preparation for significant growth in the firm's insurance law department.
It's my party and I'll spy if I want to
Any party hosted by The Lawyer tends to inspire outrageous behaviour, and last week's Hot 100 knees-up was no exception
Jnr counsel role getting the elbow
Senior counsel are increasingly doing work usually done by junior barristers, raising concerns among judges and chambers for the future of the lower end of the profession`
Judge clears Charles Russell in Hello! case
Charles Russell has escaped potentially damning criticism in the claim by Catherine Zeta Jones, Michael Douglas and OK! against its client Hello! after the judge found Hello! had falsified key evidence
Lawyer offers free advice!!!
Tulkinghorn's scribes get rather bored with bland statements from firms wishing departing partners all the best as they leave the firm 'amicably'. So we were delighted to hear that one managing partner, upon receiving notice from a senior intellectual property partner, sent him packing with a cheery "F*** off and see a psychiatrist!" Tulkinghorn would be thrilled to hear of any other parting comments of similar vitriol or humour at the usual address.
Legal Widow
Subjudice recently won through to the finals of a kids' short story writing competition: the judges were moved by the harrowing story of how her father put her mother's entire jewellery collection in the food mixer during a bitter marital row over who had the car keys last
Lester Aldridge litigator quits for employment tribunal post
Partner Richard Byrne to become full-time chair of Reading employment tribunal
Lexindia launches in New York
Prominent Indian firm Lexindia, which has bases in London and Paris as well as New Delhi, has launched a New York office
Linklaters names new global real estate head
Linklaters has appointed Patrick Plant as the new head of global real estate. He will assume responsibility from Simon Clark who will oversee the firm's European property group from 1 March. First revealed on www.thelawyer.com/ lawyernews 29 January
Matheson Ormsby uses Chinese walls on MBO
Irish firm Matheson Ormsby Prentice erected Chinese walls in order to advise private equity group Alchemy Partners and the team pursuing a $376.3m (£228.6m) management buyout (MBO) of Irish software company Riverdeep Group.Mathesons partner Stanley Watson, who advised Alchemy, said: "It was a question of the efficiency of the deal and that turned out to be key. It was decided by all parties that the Chinese walls would be appropriate, but yes, it is a bit unusual."
McDermott set for competition drive
McDermott Will & Emery has poached Watson Farley & Williams' head of EU and competition law Ian Rose, leaving Watson Farley without a partner-level antitrust capacity
Merger creates Channel Islands giant
Olsens and Carey Langlois merge to create 120-lawyer firm
Morgan Cole in chairman showdown
Morgan Cole partners have just a few days left to choose their next chairman
Morgan Lewis in Brobeck raid
Agreement sees three offices and around 50 partners join former merger partner
Norton Rose fast-tracks Bahrain Eurobond issue
Norton Rose has helped the Kingdom of Bahrain to complete its first sovereign Eurobond issue. The issue was rushed through three days before chief UN weapons inspector Dr Hans Blix and Dr Mohamed El Baradei, the head of the UN's nuclear agency, presented their crucial report on the progress of weapons inspections in Iraq to the UN Security Council.Norton Rose's Bahrain managing partner ...
Norton Rose links up with ex-Eversheds friend Boekel
Norton Rose's fledgling Dutch operation is establishing referral relationships with local firms including Eversheds' former ally Boekel De Nerée
The typical law firm knowledge management (KM) project scenario goes something like this: in phase one the firm will invest a huge chunk of money on search engines, document management systems, intranet portals and the review, refinement and categorisation of precedents to try to capture its internal know-how resources; in phase two, it will seek to extend the system's capability to search external KM sources, including business information news feeds and the ever-expanding volume ...
Peddie Smith bags contract for £15m Scottish housing scheme
Peddie Smith beats competitors including Conveyancing Direct in beauty parade
Pillsbury opens door to Brobeck partner
US firms continue to snap up homeless Brobeck lawyers
Privates on parade
It's no mean feat to bag an OBE when you're in private practice. Emma Vere-Jones gets the inside stories on two lawyers who have done just that
Radcliffes makes corporate cuts
Two fee-earners and one paralegal have been axed from the corporate department of RadcliffesLeBrasseur in the firm's second round of redundancies in the past three months
Religious discrimination
The Government is abdicating responsibility to the courts and tribunals to determine how religion or belief will be defined
Right to apply
From April parents will have the right to apply for special working arrangements. Jonathan Maude reports
Ruling grants release for Deacons partners
White & Case wins key case on restrictive covenant; Deacons set to appeal
Russell-Cooke overhauls management structure
New board created to streamline decision-making process
Serle Court lures St Philips silk to London
St Philips Chambers has lost one of its most high-profile silks to the London bar. James Corbett QC, a chancery commercial specialist, is joining Serle Court, where he has been an associate tenant for several years. First revealed on www.thelawyer.com/lawyernews 27 January
Shift in bondholder power creates urgency in the City
Julia Cahill discusses the struggle towards contractual subordination in the junk bond market
Silent witnesses
A new EU directive should see employees being given the lowdown about their workplace, but as Michael Burd and James Davies report, its effectiveness is already in question
Sonnnenschein takes four from LeBoeuf
Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal has scooped four partners from LeBoeuf Lamb Greene & MacRae in a bid to expand its San Francisco regulatory practice. The Chicago-based firm has hired Kenneth Schnoll, Thomas McDonald, John Finston and Sanford Kingsley, all of whom specialise in insurance regulatory and transactional matters. First revealed on www.thelawyer.com/lawyernews 29 January
Survey reveals associate fee-padding
Padding of hours is rife among Australian associates of firms advising insurance companies and local government, according to a new survey
Swaziland courts in govt standoff
Swaziland's legal system is in disarray after the resignation of all six court of appeal judges and the refusal by the high court to hear any cases in which the government is a party
Takeover Panel appoints director general
The Takeover Panel has appointed Richard Murley, a managing director of Goldman Sachs, as its new director general. Murley will be seconded to the panel from 14 April for two years.
The $64,000 questionnaire
As the Employment Act 2002 takes hold, Lorraine Heard reports on its effect on equal pay claims
The Leader Column
Perhaps, in the end, it was a blessed release. Brobeck Phleger & Harrison's death rattle was drawn out long enough. Its vote for dissolution last week represents not only the biggest collapse of a professional services firm since Andersen, but probably the biggest collapse of any law firm since Finley Kumble in the 1980s.Unlike Finley Kumble, which famously paid out profits on projected future income rather than collected bills, Brobeck still had a viable business, ...
Theodores scores Van Morrison case
Johnsons link sees Theodores take over sexual harassment case from Clintons
UK business wants Time Directive opt out to stay
A massive 78 per cent of private and public sector businesses believe that the UK's current 48-hour opt-out provision from the Working Time Directive should continue, a survey has revealed
West Coast rot continues as Skjerven Morrill dissolves
Debt-ridden IP boutique folds after failed attempts to woo merger partner
Wragges defectors scoop Cap Gemini
The two former Wragge & Co associates who formed Technology Law Alliance (TLA) have won work from Cap Gemini Ernst & Young, Wragges' biggest IT client


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The 2015 Bach Biodynamic Planting Calendar is available here as a free download. Just click on one the buttons above. This year's theme is to continue to explore two different approaches to sowing and planting. The first is from indications given by Rudolf Steiner in 'The Agricultural Course,' where Steiner described the optimal time to sow seeds as being two days before a full moon. He spoke of how, during this time, the forces of growth, which are poured onto the earth by the moon, are at their strongest. Lili Kolisko followed up these indications given by Steiner, and conducted a large number of planting trials, where she compared the growth of seeds sown two days before a full moon, and two days before a waning moon. She always found substantially higher germination rates, stronger and more vigorous plants, and higher yields when seeds were sown two days before a full moon. Kolisko's work has been published under the title 'Agriculture of Tomorrow.' This book is currently out of print, but is available as a free download from the website some internet sites.
Later, in the 1950s, a biodynamic practitioner named Maria Thun planted radishes everyday, looking for patterns indicating the best time to sow. She developed a new theory for the forces that govern the growth of plants, substantially different from indications given by Rudolf Steiner. She obtained the best results when she sowed seeds when the moon was in one of the 12 zodiacal constellations.
She found commonalities in zodiacal constellations that were 60 degrees apart from each other, which she called trigons. This resulted in the following groupings: leaf crops should be sown when the moon is in Pisces, Cancer or Scorpio; root crops when the moon is in Taurus, Virgo or Capricorn; flower crops when the moon is in Gemini, Libra, or Aquarius; and fruit crops when the moon is in Sagittarius, Leo or Aries. More information can be found in her books 'Gardening for Life,' 'The Biodynamic Year,' and in the various editions of 'The Biodynamic Sowing and Planting Calendar.' These publications are currently in print and available for purchase on the internet. The 2014 Bach Biodynamic calendar consisted of a series of planting trials that took place from April through June in 2014. The size and weight of plants whose seeds were sown during a waning and waxing phase, and also during apogee (moon furthest from the earth) and perigee (moon closest to the earth) was measured and weighed. These results indicated that for the synodic cycle, seeds for above ground crops sown during a waxing phase (two or three days before a full moon) produced the best results, and that seeds for below ground crops planted during a waning moon phase (two or three days before a new moon) produced the best results. Perigee was also associated with high plants yields and strong growth for both above and below ground crops. To see the full results of the 2014 calendar, click on the2014 calendar results link below, or click on the 2015 calendar link above, which contains the results of the 2014 calendar. The themes discussed here have only been touched upon, but a much more detailed and in depth discussion regarding the rationale for the calendar is provided in my essay 'Rudolf Steiner's Indications Regarding Cosmic Influences Upon the Growth of Plants'. Click on the link below to read this essay. Thank-you, John Bach


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Students from Sheboygan County high schools will be among nearly 300 Wisconsin students participating in this year's Business World programs at Edgewood College in Madison June 16-19, and St. Norbert College in De Pere June 23-26. Business World provides hands-on business experience for students and teaches them about the challenges facing business.
The program is sponsored, developed and delivered by the business community of Wisconsin, and since its inception, has educated nearly 14,000 high school students from across the state.
Business World is sponsored, developed, and produced by the WMC Foundation, the educational division of Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce.
Students from Sheboygan County attending the Edgewood program are: Claire Andreasen, Sheboygan North High School, and Tyler McNamer, Elkhart Lake High School.
Local students attending the St. Norbert program are: Andrew Buss, Plymouth High School, Melissa Kreuter, Howards Grove High School, Jaryd Larson, Plymouth High School, Kylie Schmitz, Plymouth High School, and Tessa Woelfel, Plymouth High School.
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Karpinos, AR, Roumie, CL, Nian, H, Diamond, AB, Rothman, RL. High prevalence of hypertension among collegiate football athletes. Circ Cardiovasc Qual Outcomes, 6(6), 716-23, 2013.
Niesner, K, Murff, HJ, Griffin, MR, Wasserman, B, Greevy, R, Grijalva, CG, Roumie, CL. Validation of VA administrative data algorithms for identifying cardiovascular disease hospitalization. Epidemiology, 24(2), 334-5, 2013.
Shaw, RJ, Kaufman, MA, Bosworth, HB, Weiner, BJ, Zullig, LL, Lee, SY, Kravetz, JD, Rakley, SM, Roumie, CL, Bowen, ME, Del Monte, PS, Oddone, EZ, Jackson, GL. Organizational factors associated with readiness to implement and translate a primary care based telemedicine behavioral program to improve blood pressure control: the HTN-IMPROVE study. Implement Sci, 8, 106, 2013.
Willens, DE, Kripalani, S, Schildcrout, JS, Cawthon, C, Wallston, K, Mion, LC, Davis, C, Danciu, I, Rothman, RL, Roumie, CL. Association of brief health literacy screening and blood pressure in primary care. J Health Commun, 18 Suppl 1, 129-42, 2013.
Greevy, RA, Grijalva, CG, Roumie, CL, Beck, C, Hung, AM, Murff, HJ, Liu, X, Griffin, MR. Reweighted Mahalanobis distance matching for cluster-randomized trials with missing data. Pharmacoepidemiol Drug Saf, 21 Suppl 2, 148-54, 2012.
Hung, AM, Roumie, CL, Greevy, RA, Liu, X, Grijalva, CG, Murff, HJ, Ikizler, TA, Griffin, MR. Comparative effectiveness of incident oral antidiabetic drugs on kidney function. Kidney Int, 81(7), 698-706, 2012.
Kripalani, S, Roumie, CL, Dalal, AK, Cawthon, C, Businger, A, Eden, SK, Shintani, A, Sponsler, KC, Harris, LJ, Theobald, C, Huang, RL, Scheurer, D, Hunt, S, Jacobson, TA, Rask, KJ, Vaccarino, V, Gandhi, TK, Bates, DW, Williams, MV, Schnipper, JL, , . Effect of a pharmacist intervention on clinically important medication errors after hospital discharge: a randomized trial. Ann Intern Med, 157(1), 1-10, 2012.
Roumie, CL. The doughnut hole: it''s about medication adherence. Ann Intern Med, 156(11), 834-5, 2012.
Roumie, CL, Hung, AM, Greevy, RA, Grijalva, CG, Liu, X, Murff, HJ, Elasy, TA, Griffin, MR. Comparative effectiveness of sulfonylurea and metformin monotherapy on cardiovascular events in type 2 diabetes mellitus: a cohort study. Ann Intern Med, 157(9), 601-10, 2012.
Roumie, CL, Liu, X, Choma, NN, Greevy, RA, Hung, AM, Grijalva, CG, Griffin, MR. Initiation of sulfonylureas versus metformin is associated with higher blood pressure at one year. Pharmacoepidemiol Drug Saf, 21(5), 515-23, 2012.
Salanitro, AH, Osborn, CY, Schnipper, JL, Roumie, CL, Labonville, S, Johnson, DC, Neal, E, Cawthon, C, Businger, A, Dalal, AK, Kripalani, S. Effect of patient- and medication-related factors on inpatient medication reconciliation errors. J Gen Intern Med, 27(8), 924-32, 2012.
Salanitro, AH, Osborn, CY, Schnipper, JL, Roumie, CL, Labonville, S, Johnson, DC, Neal, E, Cawthon, C, Businger, A, Dalal, AK, Kripalani, S. Erratum to: effect of patient- and medication-related factors on inpatient medication reconciliation errors. J Gen Intern Med, 27(10), 1393, 2012.
Roumie, CL, Greevy, R, Wallston, KA, Elasy, TA, Kaltenbach, L, Kotter, K, Dittus, RS, Speroff, T. Patient centered primary care is associated with patient hypertension medication adherence. J Behav Med, 34(4), 244-53, 2011.
Roumie, CL, Huizinga, MM, Liu, X, Greevy, RA, Grijalva, CG, Murff, HJ, Hung, AM, Griffin, MR. The effect of incident antidiabetic regimens on lipid profiles in veterans with type 2 diabetes: a retrospective cohort. Pharmacoepidemiol Drug Saf, 20(1), 36-44, 2011.
Roumie, CL, Ofner, S, Ross, JS, Arling, G, Williams, LS, Ordin, DL, Bravata, DM. Prevalence of inadequate blood pressure control among veterans after acute ischemic stroke hospitalization: a retrospective cohort. Circ Cardiovasc Qual Outcomes, 4(4), 399-407, 2011.
Schnipper, JL, Roumie, CL, Cawthon, C, Businger, A, Dalal, AK, Mugalla, I, Eden, S, Jacobson, TA, Rask, KJ, Vaccarino, V, Gandhi, TK, Bates, DW, Johnson, DC, Labonville, S, Gregory, D, Kripalani, S, , . Rationale and design of the Pharmacist Intervention for Low Literacy in Cardiovascular Disease (PILL-CVD) study. Circ Cardiovasc Qual Outcomes, 3(2), 212-9, 2010.
Roumie, CL, Choma, NN, Kaltenbach, L, Mitchel, EF, Arbogast, PG, Griffin, MR. Non-aspirin NSAIDs, cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitors and risk for cardiovascular events-stroke, acute myocardial infarction, and death from coronary heart disease. Pharmacoepidemiol Drug Saf, 18(11), 1053-63, 2009.
Roumie, CL, Mitchel, E, Gideon, PS, Varas-Lorenzo, C, Castellsague, J, Griffin, MR. Validation of ICD-9 codes with a high positive predictive value for incident strokes resulting in hospitalization using Medicaid health data. Pharmacoepidemiol Drug Saf, 17(1), 20-6, 2008.
Roumie, CL, Elasy, TA, Wallston, KA, Pratt, S, Greevy, RA, Liu, X, Alvarez, V, Dittus, RS, Speroff, T. Clinical inertia: a common barrier to changing provider prescribing behavior. Jt Comm J Qual Patient Saf, 33(5), 277-85, 2007.
Grogan, EL, Speroff, T, Deppen, SA, Roumie, CL, Elasy, TA, Dittus, RS, Rosenbloom, ST, Holzman, MD. Improving documentation of patient acuity level using a progress note template. J Am Coll Surg, 199(3), 468-75, 2004.
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Albanian return migration: migrants tend to return to their country of origin after all
Hatziprokopiou, Panos and Labrianidis, Lois (2005) Albanian return migration: migrants tend to return to their country of origin after all. In: The New Albanian Migration. Sussex Academic Press, Brighton, pp. 93-117. ISBN 1-903900-78-6
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Kim Kardashian in JET Thrasher Jeans
Kim Kardashian was spotted heading out of the Andy LeCompte Salon in West Hollywood, California. The reality star wore a pair of JET Thrasher jeans.
It has been a while since we got a sighting of someone in JET. I think it is well overdue actually. They are still one of my favorite brands. Every new distressed pair that they come out with is just unbelievable. You can click here to purchase JET from their new relaunched site.
Christina Aguilera in JET Skinny Jeans in Feather
Christina Aguilera and her son Max were seen picking out some pumpkins at Mr. Bone's Pumpkin patch in Hollywood. Christina debuted some new hot pink extensions for the day out!
Christina wore a pair of distressed JET skinny jeans in Feather with a pink plaid shirt and flats. Usually we see her in a dress and heels, so it's nice to see her in something more casual. It seems as though we haven't seen a lot of celebs out in JET over the past few months though. You can buy JET jeans from SINGER22.com.
Miley Cyrus in JET Jeans Shorts in Vintage
Miley Cyrus was spotted on a stroll in Los Angeles after spending some time in Philadelphia. She wore a pair of JET Cut-Off Shorts in Vintage. It's been a while since we caught Miley in a pair of JET jeans. I did, and still do, find them to be one of the most flattering jeans on her. I find the pockets to hit her at the right places.
The Vintage wash is also one of my favorites that JET has come out with. It has a feel to it that actually looks like an actual pair of vintage jeans. That with the super soft denim, just makes them that much better. Click here to purchase these at SINGER22 for $92.40
Kim Kardashian in JET Skinny Jeans in Black
Kim Kardashian was spotted somewhere that we haven't written about in a while, the nail salon. She wore a pair of jeans from a brand that we also haven't seen her wear in a while, a pair of JET. She chose their Skinny in Black with a Givenchy heels for the pampering session.
I am a bit on the border on Kim's new style. I like that she is dressing less contrived, but I do miss her more put together, almost "Barbie Doll" looks. One thing I can say I don't miss is the face full of make-up. She looks tons better without it. You can click here to purchase these jeans at SINGER22 for $154.


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3-6 in. (7-15 cm)
6-9 in. (15-22 cm)
9-12 in. (22-30 cm)
12-15 in. (30-38 cm)
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Original radiator started leaking. Installed a new aluminum radiator (Griffin). Almost exactly 30 days later it started leaking on the left side in the "fins" portion but near the tank on the left. Got a replacement and installed it (Griffin). This 2nd radiator also lasted about a month and started leaking, this time on the right side, again in the fin area near the tank. Switched manufactures for the 3rd radiator (Howe). Unbelievably it lasted about 30 days and this one is leaking on the left, again in the same area. I assumed I had done something wrong. Took it to a professional who says everything is right, it has to be another bad radiator. These are expensive aluminum radiators from reputable companies (Griffin, and Howe). I'm getting ready to get the 4th and the company where I'm buying them is likely to question so many failures (as I do). The radiator does not get hot and the engine does not get hot. There is no indication of high pressure.
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There are few things more sweetly nostalgic than a cup of hot cocoa.
A real one, that is.
The queen of chocolate -- and author of the new "Seriously Bitter Sweet" (Artisan, $25.95, 336 pages) -- introduced this nation to the glories of Parisian-style truffles 40 years ago at Cocolat, her shop in Berkeley, Calif.'s Gourmet Ghetto.
Now she's sharing her tips on how to make a French-style demitasse of deeply chocolate richness.
Rich Hot Chocolate
Servings: 6 to 8
6 ounces chocolate, 54 percent or higher, coarsely chopped
1 1/2 cups boiling water
1 1/2 cups milk
1. Place the chocolate in a small saucepan. Pour half the boiling water over the chocolate; stir until melted and smooth. Stir in the rest of the water and the milk.
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Industries to Bring a Full Range of DSL Solutions to Japan Business Editors/High-Tech Writers FREMONT, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 6, 2001-- Sumitomo Electric Utilizes Centillium CopperFlite Chipsets In Leading Edge MegaBit Gear CU4000 DSLAM Centillium Communications, Inc. (Nasdaq:CTLM), innovator of broadband communications technology, today announced a partnership with Sumitomo Electric Industries (SEI) to provide a full range of DSL technology to carriers in Japan. SEI recently announced availability of its MegaBit Gear(TM) CU4000 DSLAM, which supports multi-mode ADSL (Annex A and C) and symmetric DSL (Annex H) for Japan and throughout the world. Centillium's CopperFlite multi-mode chipset, which is the only DSL chipset that conforms to the Annex C and H standards for Japan, is the basis for the CU4000 product. Annex C addresses the unique requirements for operating with Japan's existing telecommunications network, where time compression multiplexing integrated services digital network (TCM-ISDN) is widely deployed. The prevalence of ISDN service significantly increases the adverse effect of crosstalk from other lines in the loop bundle, a serious barrier for the wide deployment of ADSL in such environments. Centillium's innovative and patented technology is the foundation of the Annex C standard that overcomes the crosstalk problem and enables Japanese carriers to deploy DSL in the same bundles that contain ISDN. Centillium's Annex H solution, which also addresses the unique network characteristics in Japan, provides symmetric DSL for customers requiring greater bandwidth upstream than is available in typical ADSL services. Centillium's technology features support for multiple embedded 64 kbps channels carried on a single DSL line, which can be used for applications such as channelized voice over DSL (CVoDSL) and ISDN over DSL. SEI's MegaBit Gear CU4000 Series DSLAMs are scalable, high capacity, standards-based platforms that can accommodate up to 480 lines in a 23-inch wide chassis. Utilizing the latest ATM technology, the CU4000 series offers service providers extensive bandwidth management capabilities and network accessibility. With integrated, front-access shelves, the CU4000 series greatly improves system maintainability. Additionally, the CU4000 series provides superior reliability by offering redundancy for the DSL lines, high-speed uplinks and ISDN clock cascade connection. "With Centillium's network-proven CopperFlite chipsets, SEI has been able to quickly provide world-class DSL solutions to carriers in Japan," said Hideo Takahashi, vice president of Business Development, Sumitomo Electric U.S.A., Inc. "The relationship we have with Centillium has helped us build a strong position in the DSL market in Japan and throughout the world." The CU4000 series features full support for international standards of ADSL, including G.lite (Annex C), full rate and symmetrical DSL for Japan (Annex C and H), the United States (Annex A), and throughout the world (Annex A). Centillium's CopperFlite chipset features support for all these standards, making the unique technical functions available for SEI's leading edge equipment designs. "We're thrilled to continue this strong relationship with SEI by providing full rate Annex C and Annex H ADSL chipsets for the CU4000 platform," said Dori Braun, vice president, Access Business Unit, Centillium Communications, Inc. "Japan's ADSL market is strong, and we look forward to continuing to support SEI in their market leadership into the future." About Sumitomo Electric Industries With offices located around the globe, SEI is recognized as one of the pioneers in xDSL technology development. With its early entry into market, the company has been able to accumulate a wealth of technology and deployment experience. SEI's xDSL products "MegaBit Gear" series, including both CPE and Central Office equipment have been widely adopted by various telecommunications companies in Japan and abroad. To date SEI has shipped over 100,000 lines worth of xDSL equipment, thereby earning itself the top spot among Japanese manufacturers. Additional information is available at www.megabitgear.com. About Centillium Communications Centillium Communications, Inc. is combining technical innovation and customer commitment to make broadband communications a market reality. Centillium consistently delivers value to its customers by providing broadband networking systems for applications across all market segments. The company designs and markets communications chipset solutions for central office equipment, digital loop carrier line cards, and customer premise equipment for Digital Subscriber Line (DSL), premise networking and Voice-over-Packet. Centillium Communications, Inc. is located at 47211 Lakeview Blvd., Fremont, CA 94538. Additional information is available at www.centillium.com. Forward Looking Statements Except for historical information contained in this press release, the foregoing contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially from those indicated by such forward-looking statements based on a variety of risks and uncertainties, including the risks and uncertainties relating to actual quantities and timing of any orders received under the contract and the successful development and market acceptance of Centillium's new products. The company assumes no obligation to update these forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances after the date hereof. Information about potential factors that could affect Centillium's financial results is included in Centillium's most recent Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q, which can be viewed at the Securities and Exchange Commission's website at www.sec.gov. Note to Editors: Centillium Communications and the Centillium logo are trademarks of Centillium Communications. All other products or service names mentioned herein are the property of their respective owners.
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You should never purchase the above reservations out of your own pocket as you will likely not be reimbursed. They must be paid using the Travel Card.
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Join Judy Callahan, Director of B'nai Simcha Preschool and Cantor Ruth for a half-hour Shabbat experience filled with music and movement for families with children age seven and under.
The Pasadena Jewish Temple & Center (PJTC) is a synagogue and community center affiliated with the Conservative Movement whose members observe a wide range of Jewish beliefs and practices.
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Well I have to say that I am more on Rod's side her.
My filly is turned out in sliders all the time, but we didn't put them on to soon. We waited until she really wanted to stop and then on they went. She is turned out with them and although she doesn't do anything else other than reining training at the moment as long as I am showing her she will have the sliders on even if we go out for a short trail ride.