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According to http://www.rilin.state.ri.us/Statute...47/11-47-8.HTM you can keep it on your property.
What town is the property in?
This is a discussion on Travel & carry into Rhode Island within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; First, yes I should call the AG, but I thought I'd throw the feelers out here first to see if I even have a valid ...
First, yes I should call the AG, but I thought I'd throw the feelers out here first to see if I even have a valid question. Second, yes I should just apply for my RI non-res permit but I have reasons for not doing so right now.
I frequently (2-3 times a year) travel to my parents house in RI to visit. RI state law says you cannot carry a handgun in RI without a permit but there are several exceptions to that law and a couple may apply to me.
1. You are allowed to carry in your car if you possess another valid carry permit from another state and you are travelling through the state with no intention to detain yourself in RI.
2. You can carry in your own home, business or land.
What about carrying into the state to a home/property you own?
I am not a permanent resident of RI but I am trustee to my parents estate so I am technically the owner of said property. Would it be lawful for me to carry into the state on one of my other permits to my parents estate (of which I wouldn't leave until it was time for me to head back to NY).
I think not since I am "detaining" myself in RI, but my detention would be at a place where under the law I should/would be legal to carry.
I disklike making that journey across CT and RI with only pepper spray and a 3D Maglight.
According to http://www.rilin.state.ri.us/Statute...47/11-47-8.HTM you can keep it on your property.
What town is the property in?
But can I conceal carry it there? Or do I need to unload and lock it up to get it there? Which really does me no good as I'm more concerned about driving on the highway (there is a whole lot of nothing on the western stretch in RI) in the early morning/late nights. Based on this verbage I'm thinking the latter even though my destination is somewhere that would be legal for me to possess.The provisions of these sections shall not apply to any person who is the holder of a valid license or permit issued by the licensing authority of another state, or territory of the United States, or political subdivision of the state or territory, allowing him or her to carry a pistol or revolver in any vehicle or conveyance or on or about his or her person whether visible or concealed, provided the person is merely transporting the firearm through the state in a vehicle or other conveyance without any intent on the part of the person to detain him or herself or remain within the state of Rhode Island.
Yes, I believe you would have to lock it up while traveling. The good news is that the Chief in Tiverton is good with issuing, at least to the locals. Your case is a little different since you don't live there, but you own property. Next time you are there stop by the police station (right off of Rt24 on the Fish Road exit on the east side of the highway) and pick up an application. Submit some proof that you own property there and I think you will get the permit.
OK, keep us posted since I haven't heard of anyone from out of state applying to a chief since most apply to the AG. Like I said the Chief is real good when it comes to issueing to locals, so I think you have a good chance.

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Three of seven New London city councilors this week flatly rejected Mayor Daryl Finizio's alarmist plea to borrow another million dollars, on top of the $4.4 million the council agreed to borrow earlier this month, to stabilize city finances.
After listening for an hour Monday evening to City Finance Director Jeff Smith duck hard budget questions from skeptical councilors, I can understand why they remained unconvinced of the need for additional borrowing.
Pinning Smith down on pertinent budget questions looks like it might be harder than trapping a greased pig.
"You do a nice two-step in not answering the question," Councilor Martin T. Olsen complained to Smith during a Finance Committee portion of the night's budget talks.
Councilor Michael Passero grew almost hostile with Smith, as the finance director bobbed and weaved in his evasive answers, on topics ranging from the estimated costs of the new borrowing to how an electric car in the administration's proposed budget would be paid for.
Smith himself appeared hostile when, after persistent questions from Passero about the city's lack of a basic cash flow budget, a planning analysis of how money comes in and out, he told the councilor that of course he knows what a cash flow budget is.
But then he couldn't say whether the city has one and if not, why not.
Indeed, whether you agree with the mayor's assessment that the financial sky has fallen in New London, it seems clear that city finances have been woefully mismanaged.
How else could there be an emergency meeting called to say the city can't meet next week's payroll?
Imagine your spouse announcing out of the blue at breakfast one morning that there is no money to pay the rent that is due by the end of the week.
It seems Passero is right that managing cash flow should be basic planning, municipal accounting 101. Passero went on to complain about being "muscled" into borrowing another $1 million.
Finizio has been mayor more than two years, and he can no longer blame cash flow problems and the lack of planning for them on old administrations. He owns it.
The other important objection Passero raised Monday is that the emergency meeting called to consider the additional $1 million in borrowing was originally called as a closed-door executive session.
Plans for the closed session were scrapped on Monday. A former mayor took me downstairs in City Hall Monday to look on the bulletin board at the Monday afternoon time stamp for the revised emergency meeting notice, as he offered his opinion that proper advance notice was not given for the evening session.
The mayor's Monday session to discuss how he claims the sky has fallen was a reminder of another inappropriate call for an executive session, back in 2012, when the excuse for secrecy was said to be real estate transactions.
The mayor relented then on having an executive session, after being told it would be illegal, and called a press conference instead to say the sky was about to fall.
All the intelligent discussion I heard Monday evening about the borrowing plan came from the opposing councilors. The other councilors who voted for the Finizio plan might have just as well baahed like good sheep.
Councilor Erica Richardson made one of the most inane comments I've ever heard from a public official at a municipal meeting, and I've covered a lot of them over the years.
Richardson, expressing exasperation about city finances and things like deferred maintenance of buildings, as she looked up at the peeling paint on the ceiling, said someone needs to find a new source of a lot of revenue, and it can't be tax dollars.
Earth to Councilor Richardson: Municipal finances are about balancing spending with tax revenues, with some state grant money and borrowing for capital improvements thrown in.
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Half of the bleachers on the south side of the Edinburgh Community High School athletics field were picked up, twisted and dropped upside down during the thunderstorm on Tuesday evening, said Stephanie Sichting, Johnson County Emergency Management director.
At Rest Haven Cemetery near U.S. 31, high winds uprooted or damaged nearly 70 trees, Edinburgh Police Chief David Mann said.
"We have trees lying in different directions that some might say was caused by a circular wind," Mann said.
Residents seem convinced the town was hit by a tornado about 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Mann said.
But Sichting said that she received confirmation from the National Weather Service that the damage was the result of an intense, localized downdraft of air that spreads on the ground, causing rapid changes in wind direction and speed during a thunderstorm.
Fallen trees and limbs brought down power lines in multiple areas, but electricity had been repaired to all but one residence by midmorning Wednesday.
The damage was reported in a narrow area bordered by the cemetery to the south, U.S. 31 to the west, State Road 252 to the north, and South Main Street to the east, Sichting said.
"That's the first time I've seen so much localized damage in one area," Sichting said. "It's almost like two systems went through, and everything in between got caught."
A roof was blown off a garage on Memorial Drive and a tree fell on a vehicle on High School Drive.
No serious injuries were reported, Mann said.
The destroyed bleachers will not be an inconvenience for upcoming events, Edinburgh Community High School athletics director David Walden said. The bleachers will be needed next when the football season opens in August, Walden said.
Residents, as well as utility and emergency crews, worked quickly and efficiently to reopen roads and restore power after the storm, Sichting said.
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Your holiday's booked and you're off to ride your bike in foreign climes. The tricky part is taking your bike on a plane with you.
Perhaps you've heard that Eurostar is soon going to require bike-bearing passengers to box up their precious steeds before embarking. Yup, we're not fans either, but it means you're going to need to know how to pack it safely. Here's the info you need…
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Most airlines require bikes to be either boxed or bagged for travel. A decent bike bag can cost anywhere between £60 / US$90 and £500 / US$900, which we'd say is a worthwhile investment if you intend to travel with your bike often, or even if you regularly transport your bike by train, bus or car. It's also an excellent option for long-term storage.
Bag or box, here's how to pack your bike for a trip abroad
A cheaper option – and one the Eurostar will offer for free – is to pack it in a cardboard bike box. These are cheap or even free from your local bike shop, and offer good protection – but there's a limit to how many times you can fold them down and build them up again.
Hard bike cases offer good protection, but are a real pain to stash in the back of a hire car or hotel wardrobe.
How to pack your bike
To pack your bike, you'll need the relevant bike breaking-down tools, pipe lagging/bubble wrap, zipties/toe straps, a rag, some spare cardboard and duct tape. If you can get the plastic fork/rear end spacers from the local bike shop then all the better.
Pedals, seatpost and saddle
Take off your pedals, tape them together and tape the threads, then carry them in your regular luggage if you don't have a bag with side pockets. Don't leave these items loose in the bike bag. Remove your seatpost and saddle, or lower it to its minimum height (as long as this doesn't scratch the post). Make sure the clamp is either lightly tightened or removed and carried in separate pocket.
Remove the wheels, deflate they tyres slightly (don't deflate them too much as this can cause rim damage if the bag gets dropped). Take out the quick-release skewers and tape them to the spokes, or stash them safely in any bag pockets available. If you have plastic fork/rear triangle spacers (which come with new, boxed bikes and forks – your local bike shop might let you have some) put them in place.
Rear derailleur
Remove the rear hanger and derailleur, and then tighten the hanger bolt so as not to lose it in transit. Wrap the mech in bubble wrap or a rag and strap it between the rear stays, so that the hanger doesn't get bent or the chain slap around against the frame.
Depending on the size of your bike and bag, either turn your stem sideways and turn your bars downwards and under the top tube on the chain side (padding the top tube and strapping the bars against it), or, if the bag is too small, remove the bars and strap them in that position (try to leave the stem on or strap/ziptie your forks and head set together to prevent the loss of headset parts).
It's a good idea to install a fork protector
Cranks and chainrings
Turn the cranks parallel and pad the bottom of the chainring. Add foam padding (pipe lagging from your local DIY store) to the main tubes and anywhere else likely to get scratched in transit.
Box it up
If you are using a box then place the bike inside, chaining downwards, and then put in both wheels, one to the front and the other towards the back of the bike (both chain side) with sprockets in the gap in the frame. Pad the contact points/or put cardboard sections in-between and ziptie/strap the wheels to the frame. Seal the box with duct tape and be sure to write your contact/destination details and flight info on the box.
If you're using a cardboard box, make sure to tape it up securely
Bag it up
Unless your bag has a hard base then the bike goes in the bag upside down to protect the chaining. If the bag has padded wheel bags then use these and place the wheels on either side of the bike, staggered for less bulk. If you have no wheel bags then follow the padding procedure as with the box, but strap the wheels on the chainside of the frame, staggered for less bulk.
It does not pay to padlock the bag, as security may wish to open it – but a ziptie between the zips will aid security and can easily be cut when you arrive.
A final tip
Always check your bike for damage/loss before clearing customs, otherwise the airline's liability is limited. Be sure to get written confirmation of any damage from baggage handlers too.


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The top issues facing each team in the division:
Primary issue: The Bears gave up an average of 241.2 passing yards per game in 2008, third-worst in the NFL. The run defense ranked No. 5 overall, but coach Lovie Smith must find a way to re-balance a once-proud group.
Smith, however, isn't likely to get help from a personnel infusion this offseason. A series of recently-signed contract extensions means the Bears must largely rely on existing players to improve. Linebackers Brian Urlacher and Lance Briggs, cornerbacks Charles Tillman and Nate Vasher, and defensive tackle Tommie Harris are all in the midst of long-term deals.
If players remain static, that leaves two avenues for adjustment: Scheme and coaching.
Solution: Smith already has overhauled his defensive coaching staff and seems poised to impose some level of scheme change himself by calling the game-day defensive signals himself. The Bears could also help themselves at two positions in the draft: Defensive end and safety.
Secondary issue: Ron Turner's offense could use more explosion, both from the backfield and at the wide receiver position. In 2008, there was perhaps one player -- receiver Devin Hester -- who was a threat to score every time he touched the ball.
As a team, the Bears had 35 pass plays of more than 20 yards and three of more than 40. Those figures ranked No. 26 and No. 29, respectively, in the NFL.
Solution: The receiver position seems an obvious target in free agency. Turner also would be wise to follow up on his plan to get scatback Garrett Wolfe more involved in the offense.
Detroit Lions
Primary issue: The Lions finished 2008 with the NFL's 30th-ranked rush offense and 32nd-ranked rush defense. Valuing quickness over size, the Lions got pushed all over the field on both sides of the ball and need to overhaul both lines.
This is not a one-year project, and instead takes several good drafts, along with at least some isolated free-agent acquisitions, to accomplish. Conservatively, the Lions need to find at least two guards, two defensive tackles and an eventual successor for center Dominic Raiola.
Some fans probably would like to see left tackle Jeff Backus replaced, and many aren't sold on young right tackle Gosder Cherilus. But the interiors of Detroit's lines are the most pressing issues.
Solution: The Lions must take a lineman with at least one, if not both, of their No. 1 picks. Some believe Alabama left tackle Andre Smith could be the best player in the draft. Left tackle isn't the Lions' top need, but Smith could set a tone for the entire offensive line.
Secondary issue: The Lions have three veteran quarterbacks on their roster: Drew Stanton, Daunte Culpepper and Jon Kitna. They have the opportunity to re-sign Dan Orlovsky. None of those players, however, are long-term answers at the position.
New coach Jim Schwartz joked last month that it was time to replace former quarterback Bobby Layne, who last played for the Lions 51 years ago. The Lions need a permanent answer at the game's most important position.
Solution: The Lions will consider whether to take Georgia quarterback Matthew Stafford with the No. 1 overall pick. That's a possibility. Here's another: Making Culpepper or Orlovsky a bridge starter and selecting a developmental quarterback later
in the draft.
Green Bay Packers
Primary issue: The Packers believe their personnel is flexible enough to absorb a pending shift to a 3-4 defensive scheme, but it's inevitable that some positions are going to turn over.
Aaron Kampman's shift to linebacker means the Packers need a new defensive end. And there's no guarantee that the two primary outside linebackers on the roster, Brandon Chillar and Brady Poppinga, will be able to handle the new scheme.
Unfortunately for them, the Packers will have to make those decisions months before training camp begins. Now is the time when the best alternatives are available.
Solution: General manager Ted Thompson needs to step out of his free agency shell and sign at least one linebacker and one defensive end to protect himself this summer. Those positions should also be a focus of the April draft.
Secondary issue: The offensive line got old in a hurry last season, and it's possible the Packers will have to replace at least one, if not both, of their tackles. Right tackle Mark Tauscher is headed to free agency while recovering from a torn ACL, a bad situation for both sides. And left tackle Chad Clifton struggled with both knees last season and has one year left on his contract.
The Packers aren't exactly set at guard, either. They rotated Daryn Colledge, Jason Spitz and Josh Sitton through the position last year, but it's possible that Colledge could figure as a replacement for one of the tackles.
Solution: Colledge could replace Tauscher at right tackle. It's also likely that Thompson will select multiple linemen in the draft.
Minnesota Vikings
Primary issue: For three years, the Vikings have been looking for the long-term successor to Culpepper. Coach Brad Childress has given Tarvaris Jackson every opportunity to claim that position, and you better believe that Childress would love for Jackson to do that once and for all in 2009.
The question becomes the extent to which the Vikings will protect themselves against the possibility that Jackson can't do it. Gus Frerotte isn't likely to return, so at the very least the Vikings will have to find a new veteran backup for Jackson.
Many fans are hoping that second-year player John David Booty can challenge Jackson for the job, but it's unlikely that will happen in 2009.
Solution: The Vikings have a veteran team that seems primed for a deep playoff run, but they need to elevate their quarterback play one way or the other. Signing the best free agent available, likely to be Jeff Garcia, is probably their best option.
Secondary issue: The Ryan Cook experiment could end for several reasons, leaving the Vikings in need of a right tackle. Cook could replace veteran Matt Birk at center, or he simply could be benched after nearly three inconsistent seasons as a starter.
Cook played center in college at New Mexico and never has looked entirely comfortable as a right tackle.
Solution: There are no internal replacements. This position will have to come from outside the organization. Childress has long been a fan of Philadelphia's Jon Runyan, a free agent this spring, but that would be a short-term decision.


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Kosher pickles, kosher hot dogs, kosher salt … and kosher trucking?
It's become an interesting niche for a Vancouver business, and it doesn't even require any cooking.
Food Express does observe the same guidelines used in kosher kitchens. But instead of following a recipe, Walt Keeney's operation deals with one ingredient at a time. And it's shipped in tanker-truck portions that you probably couldn't get into your fridge.
Keeney gave an overview to The Columbian's Mary Ricks for a recent Saturday Clark County at Work segment. He mentioned that his food-transport business is kosher, complying with Jewish dietary rules.
Later, the owner and president of Food Express explained how kosher guidelines are applied on an industrial scale.
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The washing facility at his Fruit Valley trucking terminal can't "kosherize" (as Keeney described it) equipment used to haul bulk food. That's a two-day process that must be overseen by a rabbi, he said.But the wash station can maintain a tank truck or trailer that already is kosher.
"That means absolutely nothing to do with a pork product," he said.
Kosher guidelines prohibit the mixing of meat and dairy products, and rejects any egg that has a blood spot.
"We get trailers that haul 6,000 gallons of eggs. If just one egg has a blood spot, the whole load is nonkosher," said Keeney, whose company has four other West Coast terminal locations. "I don't know how many eggs you have to crack to get 6,000 gallons, but that's a lot of eggs."
Food Express also washes trucks for other companies.
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Big Milk: A Raw Deal for Consumers; Beverage Socialism Sours the Marketplace
Byline: THE WASHINGTON TIMES
When it comes to milk, government isn't interested in your health. The red tape imposed on this breakfast favorite isn't just there to ensure dairy products aren't spoiled. Rather, the rules intentionally limit competition and keep prices high. In this crony capitalist venture, consumers are the ones being milked.
Last month, the Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry discovered that the Fresh Markets grocery chain committed the crime of having a sale on milk. As part of a promotional deal, the retailer advertised a gallon of milk for $2.99, which falls below the government-mandated markup of 6 percent above invoice and shipping price.
They can sell it 6 percent over cost all day long. It's when they sell it below cost that it becomes a problem, State Agriculture and Forestry Commissioner Mike Strain told the Baton Rouge Advocate. The government forced the store to end the promotion and raise prices.
Fans of big government who think regulations are there to help the consumer ought to take notice. Milk manipulation has been in place since the New Deal, when the dairy industry and government regulators began their collusion. Congress created marketing order rules setting minimum prices that dairy processors must pay to dairy farmers in certain regions. Almost two-thirds of milk is produced under federal marketing orders, and most of the rest is produced under similar state schemes such as Louisiana's.
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Disturbances in this population have been implicated in many conditions and diseases, including obesity, type-2 diabetes and inflammatory bowel disease. This suggests that targeted manipulation or shaping of the gut microbiota, by bacteriocins and other antimicrobials, has potential as a therapeutic tool for the prevention or treatment of these conditions. With this in mind, several studies have used traditional culture-dependent approaches to successfully identify bacteriocin-producers from the mammalian gut. In silico-based approaches to identify novel gene clusters are now also being utilised to take advantage of the vast amount of data currently being generated by next generation sequencing technologies. In this study, we employed an in silico screening approach to mine potential bacteriocin clusters in genome-sequenced isolates from the gastrointestinal tract (GIT). More specifically, the bacteriocin genome-mining tool BAGEL3 was used to identify potential bacteriocin producers in the genomes of the GIT subset of the Human Microbiome Project's reference genome database. Each of the identified gene clusters were manually annotated and potential bacteriocin-associated genes were evaluated. 2015-09-16T00:00:00Z Lactobacillus ruminis strains cluster according to their mammalian gut source O'Donnell, Michelle M. Harris, Hugh Michael B. Lynch, Denise B. Ross, R. Paul O'Toole, Paul W. http://hdl.handle.net/10468/2194 2016-01-25T09:37:41Z 2015-04-01T00:00:00Z Lactobacillus ruminis strains cluster according to their mammalian gut source O'Donnell, Michelle M.; Harris, Hugh Michael B.; Lynch, Denise B.; Ross, R. Paul; O'Toole, Paul W. BACKGROUND: Lactobacillus ruminis is a motile Lactobacillus that is autochthonous to the human gut, and which may also be isolated from other mammals. Detailed characterization of L. ruminis has previously been restricted to strains of human and bovine origin. We therefore sought to expand our bio-bank of strains to identify and characterise isolates of porcine and equine origin by comparative genomics. RESULTS: We isolated five strains from the faeces of horses and two strains from pigs, and compared their motility, biochemistry and genetic relatedness to six human isolates and three bovine isolates including the type strain 27780T. Multilocus sequence typing analysis based on concatenated sequence data for six individual loci separated the 16 L. ruminis strains into three clades concordant with human, bovine or porcine, and equine sources. Sequencing the genomes of four additional strains of human, bovine, equine and porcine origin revealed a high level of genome synteny, independent of the source animal. Analysis of carbohydrate utilization, stress survival and technological robustness in a combined panel of sixteen L. ruminis isolates identified strains with optimal survival characteristics suitable for future investigation as candidate probiotics. Under laboratory conditions, six human isolates of L. ruminis tested were aflagellate and non-motile, whereas all 10 strains of bovine, equine and porcine origin were motile. Interestingly the equine and porcine strains were hyper-flagellated compared to bovine isolates, and this hyper-flagellate phenotype correlated with the ability to swarm on solid medium containing up to 1.8% agar. Analysis by RNA sequencing and qRT-PCR identified genes for the biosynthesis of flagella, genes for carbohydrate metabolism and genes of unknown function that were differentially expressed in swarming cells of an equine isolate of L. ruminis. CONCLUSIONS: We suggest that Lactobacillus ruminis isolates have potential to be used in the functional food industry. We have also identified a MLST scheme able to distinguish between strains of L. ruminis of different origin. Genes for non-digestible oligosaccharide metabolism were identified with a putative role in swarming behaviour. 2015-04-01T00:00:00Z Occurrence and diversity of CRISPR-Cas systems in the genus Bifidobacterium Briner, Alexandra E. Lugli, Gabriele Andrea Milani, Christian Duranti, Sabrina Turroni, Francesca Gueimonde, Miguel Margolles, Abelardo van Sinderen, Douwe Ventura, Marco Barrangou, Rodolphe http://hdl.handle.net/10468/2300 2016-03-01T11:21:50Z 2015-01-01T00:00:00Z Occurrence and diversity of CRISPR-Cas systems in the genus Bifidobacterium Briner, Alexandra E.; Lugli, Gabriele Andrea; Milani, Christian; Duranti, Sabrina; Turroni, Francesca; Gueimonde, Miguel; Margolles, Abelardo; van Sinderen, Douwe; Ventura, Marco; Barrangou, Rodolphe CRISPR-Cas systems constitute adaptive immune systems for antiviral defense in bacteria. We investigated the occurrence and diversity of CRISPR-Cas systems in 48 Bifidobacterium genomes to gain insights into the diversity and co-evolution of CRISPR-Cas systems within the genus and investigate CRISPR spacer content. We identified the elements necessary for the successful targeting and inference of foreign DNA in select Type II CRISPR-Cas systems, including the tracrRNA and target PAM sequence. Bifidobacterium species have a very high frequency of CRISPR-Cas occurrence (77%, 37 of 48). We found that many Bifidobacterium species have unusually large and diverse CRISPR-Cas systems that contain spacer sequences showing homology to foreign genetic elements like prophages. A large number of CRISPR spacers in bifidobacteria show perfect homology to prophage sequences harbored in the chromosomes of other species of Bifidobacterium, including some spacers that self-target the chromosome. A correlation was observed between strains that lacked CRISPR-Cas systems and the number of times prophages in that chromosome were targeted by other CRISPR spacers. The presence of prophage-targeting CRISPR spacers and prophage content may shed light on evolutionary processes and strain divergence. Finally, elements of Type II CRISPR-Cas systems, including the tracrRNA and crRNAs, set the stage for the development of genome editing and genetic engineering tools. 2015-01-01T00:00:00Z The gut microbiota composition in dichorionic triplet sets suggests a role for host genetic factors Murphy, Kiera O'Shea, Carol Anne Ryan, C. Anthony Dempsey, Eugene M. O'Toole, Paul W. Stanton, Catherine Ross, R. Paul http://hdl.handle.net/10468/2310 2016-03-09T11:58:07Z 2015-01-01T00:00:00Z The gut microbiota composition in dichorionic triplet sets suggests a role for host genetic factors Murphy, Kiera; O'Shea, Carol Anne; Ryan, C. Anthony; Dempsey, Eugene M.; O'Toole, Paul W.; Stanton, Catherine; Ross, R. Paul Monozygotic and dizygotic twin studies investigating the relative roles of host genetics and environmental factors in shaping gut microbiota composition have produced conflicting results. In this study, we investigated the gut microbiota composition of a healthy dichorionic triplet set. The dichorionic triplet set contained a pair of monozygotic twins and a fraternal sibling, with similar pre- and post-natal environmental conditions including feeding regime. V4 16S rRNA and rpoB amplicon pyrosequencing was employed to investigate microbiota composition, and the species and strain diversity of the culturable bifidobacterial population was also examined. At month 1, the monozygotic pair shared a similar microbiota distinct to the fraternal sibling. By month 12 however, the profile was more uniform between the three infants. Principal coordinate analysis (PCoA) of the microbiota composition revealed strong clustering of the monozygotic pair at month 1 and a separation of the fraternal infant. At months 2 and 3 the phylogenetic distance between the monozygotic pair and the fraternal sibling has greatly reduced and by month 12 the monozygotic pair no longer clustered separately from the fraternal infant. Pulse field gel electrophoresis (PFGE) analysis of the bifidobacterial population revealed a lack of strain diversity, with identical strains identified in all three infants at month 1 and 12. The microbiota of two antibiotic-treated dichorionic triplet sets was also investigated. Not surprisingly, in both triplet sets early life antibiotic administration appeared to be a major determinant of microbiota composition at month 1, irrespective of zygosity. By month 12, early antibiotic administration appeared to no longer exert such a strong influence on gut microbiota composition. We hypothesize that initially host genetics play a significant role in the composition of an individual's gut microbiota, unless an antibiotic intervention is given, but by month 12 environmental factors are the major determinant. 2015-01-01T00:00:00Z


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Buffalo City Mission: Sort and organize the pantry at Men's Community Center which serves thousands of individuals in need.
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Kolb will throw for 300 yards
Kolb is an upgrade. :lol:
Lol cam sucks huh? Have u actually seen kolb play in the regular season? And heap is a moot point when you consider our upgrades at TE from last year. And your d coaching wasn't a problem last year... It was your talent on d, or lack thereof
yes 3 300 yard games and 2 player of the week in 7 starts it sounds like your saying he sucks bc he had one bad game every QB in the league has a bad game im just saying he may not be a Manning or Brady but he will be in the same league as a Matt Schaub
There is absolutely 0 chance that Beanie Wells runs for 1200-1600 yards this year, healthy or not. He gets knocked over by fartwind and is slow as hell. The only reason the Cardinals have had any success running the ball in the last 5 years(their superbowl run several years ago) was due to the fact that Kurt Warner was destroying people in the passing game(something Kolb won't do).
Keep dreaming.
Bill Davis as a def cord sucked we wanted him out he did not know how to coach
i guess only time will tell so that's whats great about the NFL. i don't know if Kevin will be great, just as panther fans don't know if Cam will be great he could be bust but you will have a good idea 6 weeks into the season. I hope Cam does well just not against the Cards. Have you seen Beanie in the preseason you can not tackle him with one guy if you try that then he will run over you. He reminds allot Jerome Bettis
hey guys kolb was not our only upgrade we had. We are a much better team then we were last year. new def cord that knows how to coach. yeah you guys saw DRC making big plays but DRC was avg he got burned allot and did not know how to tackle. It was either all or nothing with him. We also have King and Heap at TE. If Beanie Wells stays healthy he will have 1200 to 1600 yards this year he has been a beast in preseason. The only thing you have going for you is your running game. Cam sucks and he wont beat us with his arm.
I'll take Cam's arm against the starting duo of AJ Jefferson and Patrick Peterson any day. The thing about Cam is he doesn't have to beat you with his arm. He can just sit back and be a game manager with the backfield of Williams and Stewart, like you say, or he could take off and run the ball. Good luck Sunday, should be an evenly matched game. I wouldn't be running my mouth just yet though if I was you.
im confident AZ this year will be 10-6 and im rooting for my team as you want your team to win. As the experts are saying that the Cards will win. I just think the Cards are s better team than they showed last year and on paper we have more proven talent. Good Luck to you guys
Lol more proven talent???? Beanie wells, Kevin kolb, and Patrick peterson are the definition of unproven talent.
All I'm saying is Jimmy clausen beat u guys. That's all I'm saying.
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A former senior official of the Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency acknowledged Tuesday that NISA asked Shikoku Electric Power Co. to have its employees attend a government-sponsored symposium on atomic energy in June 2006.
The official, who headed the office of nuclear safety public relations at NISA, which is under the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, said he asked senior officials at Shikoku Electric's Tokyo branch to compel its employees to attend the forum and actively express their opinions.
But the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, denied making substantial requests for remarks by the symposium participants.
The former official had retired from NISA before August 2007, when the agency asked Chubu Electric Power Co. to get local residents at a similar symposium to pitch questions favoring the utility's goal to use "pluthermal" mixed uranium-plutonium oxide fuel.
This indicates NISA has continued staging events promoting nuclear energy, industry sources said.
The former official said he wanted to avoid a recurrence of a 2005 symposium in Saga Prefecture when only audience members opposed to nuclear power spoke up during the session.
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I am exhausted after a test. Additional JRA is always optional. It's not whether I can do it, it's whether I want to do it. No use burning out.
just do your 20 minutes.
if 20 minutes hard as you can ruins your week, you probably need to do a bunch more 20 mins at 100%.
Thanks for the input guys! Glad to see some good ole agreement in the 33
I picked up 15-20w by just having Quarq replace my faulty PM with a new one...amazing what that can do for you!
I was told by my coach that he clips my tests to show his other athletes what a proper FTP test should look like. Learn from the best, kids!
Otoh, i put out weak sauce watts, so there's also that.
Training Peaks has a beta now for their new software: http://app.trainingpeaks.com
Tried the old version last month, didn't like the 90's retro feel. This one looks better.
I tried the beta version yesterday too, I like it better than the old one.
Demain, on roule!
good data matters. it is not simply about adjusting software -- that is advice that sounds great to people who may be less informed about power but misses the long-term point.
If you calibrate your SRM and find it was reading 7w low, do you go back and adjust your rides between today and your last calibration, assuming an increasing linear offset of error?
Or do you just adjust your **** going forward and live with the marginal errors.
We both know power numbers aren't going to win races, they are for training. How "important" can they be.
I assume we disagree. I don't put power on my primary screen when racing, though, so that shows my perspective on this.
If you find errors in calibration, it won't be 7 watts low, constant across the board. Rather it will be a certain percentage off from the true slope.
Being 7 watts low means your zero point is off by 7 watts, and you can do whatever you want with it.
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"In the middle of all that intense pain, Kay and I have felt the favor of God because of your prayers and we intend to spend the rest of our lives comforting others with the comfort we ourselves have been given by God," said Warren, after reading 2 Corinthians 1:3-11 to open his sermon, "How to Get Through What You're Going Through." more >>
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Saddleback Church Pastor Rick Warren, unable to attend the Hillsong Conference in Australia in person this year, shared via Skype with Pastor Brian Houston his advice for young leaders involved in Christian ministry, as well as how he personally deals with criticism.
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"Since my son died, the most comforting notes have come from people Matthew personally led to know and trust Jesus," tweeted the megachurch pastor.
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Though Bradt hasn't released any photos of his feat, he says the vertical decent down the face of the falls was filmed by his production company, Revolutionary Innovations, for the upcoming film Dream Result.
The feat also set an unofficial world record.
The 22-year-old set a previous record in 2007 when he kayaked off 107-foot Alexandra Falls along the Hay River in Canada's Northwest Territories.
That record was "marginally broken," Bradt said, by a Brazilian who ran a 127-foot waterfall last month. However, Bradt debated the Brazilian's record-breaking plummet because he landed on his head instead of in a clean, kayak-nose-first position.
Bradt said his media agent is working on a deal to first release the photos to a national magazine. He expects that will come in the next couple of weeks.
Bradt, who sounds more like a surfer from Los Angeles than a kayaker from Western Montana, emphasized that he doesn't rush waterfalls for world records. He does it to show what humans are capable of accomplishing.
"This is something we've been working up to for a while," he said. "We were really making calculated decisions. … It's really a wild thing, trying to explain it to non-kayakers."
After plunging underwater about 20 feet and being submerged for about seven seconds, Bradt surfaced from Palouse Fall's deep pool with little more than a sprained wrist and windless lungs.
"I actually expected more of an impact," he said. "… Considering the waterfall, the injuries were pretty minor."
Back in Montana, local kayaker and business owner Land Heflin, who described Bradt as a "young, local legend," was flabbergasted.
"I can't believe he ran that," said Heflin, co-owner of Tarkio Kayak Adventures in Missoula. "That's impressive if he did that. It's hard to believe he did that. … If he really ran a 186-footer, and did not hurt himself, that's incredible."
"Incredible" seems to be a fitting description for Bradt. When he's not rushing massive waterfalls, he's going to equally prodigious extremes to prove just how far initiative and determination can take people.
Several years ago, he and a friend drove from Alaska to Chile in a vegetable oil-powered firetruck. The journey was captured in Oil + Water, an award-winning documentary.
In 2008, he flew to Africa, bought a four-wheel-drive van in Uganda and traversed the southeastern portion of the continent by vehicle and kayak, bringing attention to poverty, deforestation and the widespread use of unsafe drinking water.
"We're doing crazy things kayaking, but we're doing some cool things off the water too," he said.
Bradt's African adventure will be featured in Revolutionary Innovation's first film, The African Revolutions Tour. Proceeds will go to the Sun Catchers Project, a nonprofit effort to supply solar cooking ovens to developing nations. The film should be released this summer.
Next up, Bradt's planning trips to Norway in May and Iceland in June. "Iceland has one of the highest concentrations of waterfalls on the planet," he said.
Along the way, he and co-producer Rush Sturges will continue filming Dream Result, he said, which should be released in the spring 2010.
For more information on Bradt and his films, go to www.rev-inn.com.


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Friday night will see the Tasca Mod Shop King of the Hill in conjunction with Street/Grudge Night. Just pass a safety inspection and you can drive your ride down the famous quarter mile. For only $25 you can go down the track as many times as time will allow. Racing goes from 6pm – 10pm.
Saturday brings out the best bracket racers in New England with the VP Racing Fuels ET Points Series comprised of anything from 6 second dragsters to 18 second street cars with motorcyclesand snowmobiles in between. Also Dennis K Burke Super Comp, Steve Paquins Super Gas and Diesel Direct Super Street will be hitting the all concrete 1/4 mile track.
Sunday is our first nostalgia race for this season, the Northeast Nostalgia Classic presented by Downeast Street Rods featuring Dana Hard/Camco Racing Engines PRO COMP and PRO 7.0.
Spectator admission Sat. and Sun. is only $15
You will see the return of A Street and B Street in the Street Machine Eliminator class, Comp Eliminator has been split into Electronics and Foot-Brake mimicking our Super Pro and Pro ET classes and the Hot Rod Eliminator class will be reserved for the more amateur racer with no permanent numbers, and no electronics. Trans brakes will be allowed in this class.
Thank you for the previous racer input and Jack Webster for letting me bounce ideas off of him.
Below is a recap of the classes that will be racing on Sunday 5/22/16 at our first Nostalgia event for the 2016 season the Northeast Nostalgia Classic presented by Downeast Street Rods.
Pro Comp – .400 Pro tree, 6.20 Index 8 car qualified field quickest to slowest, must pre-register with Dana Hard (Camco Racing Engines), Heads up eliminations.
Pro Tree, No- Delay Boxes or down track throttle stops. (Electronics and Air shifters allowed)
PRO 7.0 Index – '72 and older Front Engine Dragsters, Altereds, Funny Cars (Similar to NHRA NE I)
PRO 7.50 Index – '72 and older Front Engine Dragsters, Altereds, Funny Cars (Similar to NHRA NE II)
PRO Index – 8.00, 8.50, 9.00, 9.50, 10.00 indexes -1972 & older door slammers Front Engine Dragsters, Altereds, Funny Cars or Roadsters (Like Index run each other then handicap tree)
Full Tree – No Electronics, Handicap Tree
East Coast Flat Head Racers – Race cars w/Flathead V8, Inline 4 or 6 cylinder engine. (All Run Bracket Race)
Hot Rod Eliminator – '72 and earlier 9.99 & Up. This class is geared towards the amateur racer. No Permanent numbers. No Electronics. (All Run Bracket Race) No Delay boxes. Transbrakes are OK
Street Machine Eliminator – '72 and earlier 9.99 & Up (All Run Bracket Race) Must be streetable / inspectable. DOT drag tires, open headers, rev limiters, and line locks okay.
A Street – 10.00 – 13.99
B Street – 14.00 – Slower
Full Tree – Electronics Allowed, Handicap Tree
Comp Eliminator (All Run Bracket Race)
Footbrake: 9.00-17.99 NO Delay boxes or Transbrakes
Electronics: 7.00-11.99 Transbrakes & Delay Boxes allowed
Justin Picillo of Picillo Racing Wins
2015 NHRA Division 1
Stock Eliminator Championship
Justin Picillo, 32, of Warwick, Rhode Island has become the 2015 NHRA Division 1 Stock Eliminator Champion driving a 1972 Chevelle 350 small block.
Justin and his team worked very hard throughout the 2015 season traveling from New Hampshire to Reynolds, Georgia and a few tracks in-between.
The race season started with the intention of running only a few races. The team had taken 2013 and 2014 off, Justin and his wife Liz had gotten married and purchased a home. Those plans quickly changed when Justin won the first 2 races of the 2015 season.
Congratulations to the 2015 VP Racing Fuels ET Series Champions
Photo's Courtesy of CLA Photography
Congratulations to the 2015 Outlaw 10.5 Series Champions
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Motion Control Systems Information
Integrated motion control systems contain matched components such as controllers, motor drives, motors, encoders, user interfaces and software. The manufacturer optimally matches components in these systems. They are frequently customized for specific applications. Number of axes, motor power and torque, controller interface and networking options are developed with the applications area of a manufacturer. Systems specifications, network options, direct backplane interface, and environment are all important to consider when searching for motion control systems.
Important system specifications to consider when selecting motion control systems include included components, integral encoders, integral resolvers, integrated power supply, motor or drive type, number of axes, power output, torque capacity, rated speed, sampling frequency, analog-to-digital resolution, and communication interface. Components included in motion control systems include controller-drive-motor, controller-drive, and drive-motor. Encoders provide digital position feedback in closed-loop systems. Usually attached directly to the motor. Resolvers provide analog position feedback in closed-loop systems. Usually attached directly to the motor. A power supply provides appropriate voltage for motor drive(s). May be matched to controller and motor, or integrally attached. Motor or drive type choices include AC, DC, or stepper. The number of axes can be 1, 1 ½, 2, 2 ½, 3, 3-8, and more than 8. Power output is the power capacity of the motor. Rated speed typically refers to no-load allowable continuous speed rather than short-term peak speed. This is dependent on the motor specifications. Sampling frequency should be at least twice the input signal's highest frequency component. (Nyquist Theorem). It is the rate at which the control system monitors feedback (encoder, resolver) in order to provide correction commands. Analog-to-digital resolution is the size in bits of A/D converter. A larger number of bits increases the resolution of the digital signal. Choices for communication interface include hand-held or portable interface, computer interface, serial interface, parallel interface, and integrated software.
Network options for motion control systems include networkable system; this specification is for a motion control system that is designed to be a node of a communications or motion control network. Both monitoring and command functions may be part of the overall network. There are several networks designed to provide connectivity between machines, PCs, and PLCs. They each use a specific protocol that handles data transfer, handshaking, network node polling, time-critical control commands, etc. Networks used for motion control and feedback are often specialized; contact motion control manufacturer to ensure compatibility. Choices include ARCnet, AS-I, Beckoff I/O, CANbus, DeviceNet, Ethernet, Foundation Fieldbus, IEEE-1394 (Firewire®), IEEE P1451, Interbus-S, Profibus, SDS (Smart distributed system), Sensoplex, SERCOS, and Seriplex . A direct backplane interface is for motion control systems that includes a PC card that plugs directly into the backplane or bus of the PC. Interface options include ISA / EISA (PC-XT/AT), MAC PCI (Nubus), Multibus I or II, PC/104, PCI bus, PCMCIA (PC Card), STD Bus, SUN SPARCstation, S-bus, VME Bus, and VXI / MXI Bus. An important environmental parameter to consider when searching for motion control systems is the operating temperature.
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AC Motor Drives
AC motor drives interface controllers to AC motors. They match the control signals (voltage and power levels) as well as the signal type (analog or digital). They also provide power conversion, amplification, and the sequencing of waveform signals.
DC Motor Drives
DC motor drives act as the interface and power supply between a motion controller and a DC motor.
Motion Controllers
Motion controllers range from simple linear controllers to complex, user-programmable modules that act as controllers within complex integrated multi-axis motion systems.
Motor Controllers
Motor controllers receive supply voltages and provide signals to motor drives that are interfaced to motors. They include a power supply, amplifier, user interface, and position control circuitry.
Motor Speed Controllers
Motor speed controllers are electronic devices that control motor speed. They carry specifications for drive type, product classification, electrical ratings, and operating parameters.
Servo Drives
Servo drives provide electrical drive outputs to servo motors in closed-loop motion control systems where position feedback and corrective signals optimize position and speed accuracy.
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Still Lisa: Strep infection turned childbirth into battle to survive
Photos by Laura Seitz
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"One of the ways we can get through this is by knowing that the why will not be easily revealed; it will be revealed in time," he says. "So, to keep a positive attitude, instead of saying, 'why did it happen' we say 'why are you here?' "
She is here to love her family and to be loved. She is here to teach her children, even if the lessons might not be the ones she once imagined. She might or might not take them to Morocco. But she can certainly teach them to savor all journeys, big and small.
She has reprioritized the lessons, she says. Love of nature has fallen to third place. First is compassion and open-mindedness toward those who are different, regardless of how. "Secondly," she says, "I want to try to keep our family together in a healthy manner." They are all adapting to new roles, all cautiously learning how to take care of her. Their feelings are still so tender, almost raw, she says.
In dark moments and Lisa admits there are still many she looks at the future and it seems short. She's a nurse, she says, so she knows that her life-span has changed. She will always battle malnutrition. She doesn't know if her heart was damaged or if her kidneys will fail again. She starts now from a weaker point, and any injury or infection or damage to her organs could kill her.
She and Steve have practiced what they will tell Hannah and Lily some day about what happened. It was not the birth that made her sick, it was bacteria, they will say. They will explain it like this: Mommy came back to be with you.
Lily turned 1 two weeks ago. She celebrated by sticking one finger tentatively into her birthday cake, followed by her elbow and more fingers and then her fist. Soon she was covered in frosting and everybody was cheering nurses and neighbors and all the friends who have helped Lisa get through the worst year of her life.
It's March again, that capricious month when the earth can't decide whether to howl or coo, to knock you down or give you hope. Ice, sun, Ides, buds, wind that tears the limbs off trees. The promise that, as always, something new will grow. The month that asks only that you ride her out.
On the anniversary of the first day she almost died, Lisa sits on a snowmobile at Lily Lake, wedged safely between two friends, leaning forward slightly because her tailbone always hurts.
Lorie Hutchison had made a practice run to the area the day before, checking out the site with a critical, can't-walk-to-it eye, watching the weather reports, expanding the list of needed gear to cover every possibility. They have high-altitude sleeping bags and all the toys, the GPS, the medical supplies, a carry board, gear for every conceivable whim of nature.
Everybody but Lisa is a Life Flight nurse, trained in survival, and a couple are also experienced climbers. But they were picked for this journey for one reason: They are her friends, the people with whom she feels physically and emotionally safe.
At night, sheltered in their camp, the women tell stories. The day that started with wind and rain and ice has cleared. The women tease each other around the fire, and, sitting there, Lisa doesn't feel shorter or less capable or more afraid. The trip that was planned to help her see what is possible is also about the food and the weather and the trip in and out and who got lost on the way in and who didn't believe their GPS. It is about friends laughing and life and of just being regardless.The next day, the sun is shining and snow hugs the branches of the aspens. Lorie places Lisa on the snowmobile, and they head off through the woods to a clearing, where they cut the engine. Lisa sits, perfectly still, listening to the silence.
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DH and I had a long talk this weekend, and he's getting tired of food in general and tired of feeling tired. He doesn't see how I have more energy than he does, especially since he gets a lot more rest than I do. I told him it's because I don't have all this meat and dairy "weighing" me down. I fell off the vegan wagon for a while myself, and ended up coming back because I felt like poo. So after the holidays, he's going to try to go vegan! I have challenged him to 2 weeks. So we'll see how he does! DD is getting much better at shopping with mommy so I can pick up the shopping duties again. I am just so excited!
My DH is turnin to the good side!
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OMG That is amazing. My husband and I were both vegan when we met ans it is great, i couldnt imagine not having a vegan spouse.
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How is this going? Your husband liking it?
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That is awesome! When I met my boyfriend he was vegetarian, soon after I went veg. Then we went Vegan together and it's something I will never forget or regret ;)
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My husband is starting to see the pros of eating vegan from me, and also is suspicious of having a lactose intolerance. He is now thinking of eating a vegan diet with me, which would be wonderful, as I plan on raising our son vegan as well.
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That's so awesome about your spouses going vegan! I am hoping that eventually my husband will want to convert. (He's agreed to reduce his consumption of meat...and I just don't fix it for him:-) I just recently went vegetarain but quickly realized I need to be vegan. It's only harder because you realllly have to know what's in stuff. I'm learing to cook w/out butter, milk and eggs and am finding it fairly easy. It's in things other people prepare or store bought. I'm getting there. I want to raise our 11 month old son vegetarian at least but not sure my husband is on board. My son is on formula (I never produced enough for him to be totally breast fed) but what happens when he goes off formula? The doctors push whole cow's milk??
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I'm ashamed that I'd forgotten to review this. I've been making this now for a few years. It's simply the *BEST* scent around. Comfort Food for your nose.
just added 1 teaspoon of cloves..will give as gifts..my house filled with heavenly scent
I made this to create some Christmas atmosphere in our home but my hubby who isn't keen on cloves made me throw it out! He hated the aroma of the cloves although he liked the fruit and cinnamon. So I am just posting this to say, avoid this if you are not a clove fan or are married to one!
I really loved this! Didnt have as many whole cloves as needed, so I subbed whole allspice for half of them. I cant wait to make for my friends. Thanks, Marg!
smells great will give for xmas gifts
Very nice scent! I used 4 cinnamon sticks and 2 tbsp cloves. Pefect combination! Not only will I use every Thanksgiving and Christmas, but I plan on giving this in this year's Christmas baskets! Thanks for a wonderful recipe Marg!
Smells delightful.
I really liked the concept of this and wanted to give my in-laws a jar of "christmas." I saw this recipe on Christmas day so I had my husband go to the market to buy me some ground cloves, an orange, and a lemon. When I finished making it and had it simmering, all I could smell was the cloves...well, I could smell some of the cinnamon but the cloves dominated the smell. I think it might have been because I forgot to put the bay leaves in! I put it in a jar and took some over to my in-laws...again, all we could smell was the cloves. Since I like this idea so much, I'll probably make it again (without as much cloves) next year, and the year after, and the year after that, because I want my son to grow up recognizing this scent as THE Christmas day scent!
Wonderful! I've kept the same pan going all week and it still smells great! Thank you.