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the first drove smooth checked the carfax and talked to the owner has a little damage to front bumper nothing major but the idle sputtered some when i left it on after driving it pretty hard , Is this normal?
the second was faster more responsive and drove really smooth for having those miles
I'm new to the subaru realm, had an 07 altima, acura tl, hyundai tiburon before and did some modifications, but I'm finally going to get a car and pay it off and keep it a while so any suggestions are welcome as I'm going to be paying cash by wed for a car. I've read around on the forums learning as much as I can before I purchase and I dont have time as I have been using my roomates car and she is getting back from Afghanistan wed so I need a car by then . The salvage title is all I can really afford right now but both engines were in really good shape. Which one should I get if they are both the same price? I live in the San Diego area and use to be in other car clubs so looking forward to getting to know these cars and going to some meets.
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Biotechnology as Media: A Critical Study of the Movement of Meanings Associated with Contemporary Biotechnology
Sunderland, Naomi Louise (2004) Biotechnology as Media: A Critical Study of the Movement of Meanings Associated with Contemporary Biotechnology. PhD thesis, Queensland University of Technology.
This thesis purports to make two contributions to understandings of biotechnology. First, it presents a novel framework through which to view biotechnology as a complex series of fundamentally social and politically economic mediations rather than a decontextualised collection of technical and scientific phenomena. Second, the thesis presents a method for analysing contemporary discourses about biotechnology within this framework. The framework presented in the first content chapter of the thesis identifies what I see to be the four primary mediating "movements" that are central to seeing Biotechnology as Media: Alienation, Translation, Recontextualisation, and Absorption. The next chapter explicates these movements more fully using a combination of social practice and discourse theory. Using these four movements and the mediation framework as a guide, I then critically analyse a corpus of seventy two exemplary texts (approximately 700,000 words) about contemporary biotechnology.
Mediation, in the sense I use it here, is not concerned with one particular media form or technology. Rather, it focuses on the process of mediation as the movement of meanings (Silverstone, 1999). I argue that seeing biotechnologies as mediations can provide a deeper and more critical understanding of how ways of seeing, being, acting, and describing (discourses) associated with contemporary biotechnology are moved from micro- and macro-biological and scientific contexts into the everyday lives of citizens and ecosystems. In particular, such a view highlights the forces and voices that currently determine the path and substance of political-economic movements in biotechnology and, consequently, how everyday perceptions of biotechnology are shaped or silenced in processes of mediation.
A core assumption of the thesis is that processes of mediation are not neutral. Rather, they are always inherently interpretive, politically economic, and ethically significant. Any mediation involves "filtering" processes via which "content" is transformed into a form that is appropriate for a given medium by persons who have control over the medium, and by the nature of the medium itself. This applies as much in laboratory and scientific contexts as it does in the contexts of mass consumption, whether in newspapers, policy papers, movies (such as Gattaca), or consumer goods. The same is true in the mediation of biotechnology: there are technological and discursive restrictions on what and who can "contribute to" and "come out" of biotechnology and also what is construed as being a valuable and desirable outcome of biotechnology research and development.
The three central analysis chapters of the thesis outline firstly how biotechnology can function as a time-based medium for the reproduction of already powerful discourses on, for example, the role of technology in human development and the consumer market as the moral medium between generators of new technologies and their "consumers". I identify exemplars of how the history of biotechnology and mediation (movement) is expressed in the corpus. This is followed by a more concentrated analysis of the ethical and social significance of the key "official" mediations presented in the corpus. I focus in particular on how the predominant policy evaluations of biotechnological mediations expressed in state, national, and international policy documents construct a "virtuous cycle" of product development that will ostensibly "deliver the benefits" of biotechnology to all citizens who, in the corpus, are framed predominantly as "consumers".
The final chapter of the thesis reflects on the significance of biotechnology at the macro level of social practices and systems. Apart from its direct function as a technical medium for alienating hitherto inalienable aspects of life, such as configurations of DNA, and turning them into products for sale, I argue that, as a suite of mediating movements, biotechnology has the potential to effectively, and for the most part invisibly, mediate our more general understandings and experiences of ourselves, of other species, and of the world we live in. More specifically, I argue that biotechnological mediations actively, and often forcefully, promote a narrowing of the range of evaluative resources on offer to the general community, and indeed to biotechnologists themselves. Biotechnological mediations can therefore be described as part of a broader movement away from conditions of heteroglossia or dialogue (multi language, multi voice) toward conditions of monologia (one language, one voice).
The thesis concludes with an important question: if we can identify these narrowing effects or mediations of biotechnology by using techniques such as Critical Discourse Analysis and by seeing biotechnology in a mediation framework, what can we do to interrupt them and generate movements that are more generative of heteroglossic and socially responsive ways of seeing, being, and acting? I offer a number of responses to the question in the conclusion.
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Grand Bohemian Hotel Asheville in Asheville, North Carolina
Settling over the western North Carolina mountains, the stunning Grand Bohemian Hotel Asheville integrates art, history and nature into its cosmopolitan charm and fashionable comforts. Being a privileged guest at this retreat means enjoying the exquisite feel of features such as antique fixtures and hand-carved furniture, all while having the modern luxuries and technological conveniences you expect. Adjacent to the famed Biltmore Estate, Grand Bohemian Hotel Asheville provides easy access to explore the priceless collection of art original to this Vanderbilt home. The hotel also boasts its very own prestigious gallery, celebrating the spirit of local and internationally recognized artists alike. Whether you decide to indulge your artistic senses, or pamper yourself with a hot stone massage at the Poseidon Spa, Grand Bohemian Hotel Asheville provides a perfect escape.
Asheville - a city known as the "Paris of the South" - boasts a rustic European enchantment and countless recreation activities. Nearby attractions include Great Smoky Mountains National Park, historic sites and museums, and scenic mountain golf courses. You will find limitless possibilities for your leisure time - from a self-guided tour of the Biltmore Estate gardens and winery, to outdoor adventures such as horseback riding, rafting and fly-fishing. At the end of the day, you can count on a fabulous dinner and a welcoming environment at the hotel's Red Stag Grill. Enjoy an Old World ambiance while you dine on traditional favorites, then retire to the lounge for some brilliantly prepared libations. Make the most of your North Carolina getaway at Grand Bohemian Hotel Asheville.
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Reviews for Grand Bohemian Hotel Asheville
From check in to check out we had a great experience at this hotel. Even though sold out, the attentive service was from front desk to bellman to valet and servers in the restaurant. We dined in the restaurant for breakfast 3 days and dinner one night - each meal was well prepared and delicious. Jeff was especially helpful in our check in and getting us settled in our room - asked to deliver several extra amenities (with a teenager in our party that extra conditioner is always appreciated). We encountered him other times and he recognized us with a pleasant greeting and courteous help.
dibotu - Indiana
Perfect Location ..Would Reccomend this property.. Impeccable service.. Spacious Rooms and Excellent Dining Choices..First stay here.. The hotel is right at the entrance of the Biltmore Estate and located in the quaint Village of Biltmore. Shopping and Dining choices very close by.. There is a daily Parking charge at the Hotel ..The valet service is very fast and professional.
IndianaBdaddy - indiana
This hotel is a hoot, all faux Tudor & wannabe Gothic. It shouldn't work but somehow it does. We got a kick wandering around looking at all the 'stuff'. The car & the bar staff were excellent. We didn't get breakfast as there was a wait, or dinner, but the menus looked good. Little disappointed to have seen room service debris left outside the room next to ours for hours, despite having seen staff along our corridor twice. Even if not THEIR job I'd have expected them to have reported it. Would definitely stay here again next time in Asheville.
KitKatKim - Jersey, United Kingdom
The hotel is very nice and very unique. The decorations throughout are over the top but done with a tremendous attention to detail. Being outside the gates to the Biltmore the decor is appropriate. Hotel staff is very attentive and friendly. The bar serves the full restaurant menu. The food was so good we ate there two nights. I had the elk and rib-eye, my wife had the duck breast, all were prepared perfectly. I enjoy very rare meat and it is always difficult for restaurants to get it correct, they were successful. The location is excellent, right outside the gates from the Biltmore and 10 minutes to town. When we went into town the hotel transportation dropped us off and we used Uber to get back (under 7 dollars) Much easier than parking downtown. The only negative, our room had plantation shutters on the window and the shutters allowed more light in the room than I like. I feel quite confident if I would said something the staff would have tried to correct the issue.
Bill H - Jacksonville, Florida
This was our first Kessler stay with two other locations to follow on our current trip. The location is prime for visiting the Biltmore Estate and the hotel interior is absolutely beautiful. I definitely recommend a suite over a standard room in order to keep expectations up to par with the rest of the hotel.
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in a small town in texas there is a tin barn that the tin is fastened to the internal structure with long lead head nails.one nail is driven thru the tin on one side of the structure,the other is driven where it comes out on the other side of the pipe structure.then they twist them together ,hence attaching the sheet-iron to the pipe without screwing tin to pipe. from the outside all you see is lead heads and the inside has all the twist around the structure,this barn was built in 1947 and still with no signs of any problems! so my question is where can I find these long skinny leadhead nails
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A few things you might not know about the Appalachian Mountain Club huts
BY ROB BURBANK | May 31. 2014 6:29PM
Crews are fresh off an intensive stretch of training days to prepare them for their many duties as they help guests make a closer connection with the outdoors this summer.
The AMC huts, lodges and programs are open to everyone. AMC membership, which helps support the club's stewardship mission, is open to all.
Kids who successfully complete the activities (the same number of activities as the child's age) receive a certificate proclaiming their proficiency and an embroidered Junior Naturalist patch to sew on their jacket or pack.
AMC is also fortunate to have a contingent of volunteer naturalists with demonstrated abilities in natural history who visit the huts and provide programs on such topics as flora and fauna, geology and astronomy.The huts are a Grand Adventure. The New Hampshire Grand program has recognized the AMC huts as a Certified Grand Adventure (nhgrand.com).They've been here awhile. The AMC huts celebrated their 125th anniversary last year in recognition of the first hut at Madison Spring, built in 1888 at an elevation of 4,800 feet in the col between mounts Adams and Madison.
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Volunteers are encouraged to spend some time giving back to the trails they love by participating in National Trails Day Activities June 7. AMC is organizing a work day in Crawford Notch on that day.
Additional trail work opportunities are also available on National Trails Day. Visit outdoors.org and search on "National Trails Day" for details.
Rob Burbank is director of media and public affairs for the Appalachian Mountain Club (outdoors.org) in Pinkham Notch. His column appears monthly.
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BUZZ-U.S. stocks weekly: Gimme shelter
** S&P 500 index off to its worst start ever with a 6-pct fall as China's market instability and tumbling crude too much to bear
** Materials sector biggest loser, down 7.8 pct, with Freeport McMoran and Alcoa leading drop on China demand concerns
** Financials next worst as slowing global growth weighs on major banks. S&P Banks index drops 9.5 pct
** Energy continues its downward spiral with oil prices plummeting to more than 10-yr low
** In tech, Apple slumps below century mark for first time since Aug, while a legion of research analysts remain loyal
** Even 2015 darling Consumer Discretionary loses 5.9 pct as AutoNation's warning drags sector lower. BorgWarner, General Motors and Ford each drop more than 10 pct
** And Chipotle still battles with food safety issues
** In Healthcare, Nasdaq Biotechnology Index posts a 10.7-pct loss as a dozen biotechs raise $1.5 bln of capital ahead of the JP Morgan conference. Co's endure plenty of pain in process with the average deal pricing at a 20-pct file-to-offer discount
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text: NEW YORK, Feb. 23, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- WebMD Health Corp. (Nasdaq: WBMD) announced today that it intends to commence a modified "Dutch Auction" tender offer to repurchase $150 million of its common stock promptly after the filing of its annual report on Form 10-K. Under the terms of the proposed tender offer, WebMD shareholders will have the opportunity to tender some or all of their shares at a price within the range of $24.50 to $26.00 per share. Based on the number of shares tendered and the prices specified by the tendering shareholders, WebMD will determine the lowest per share price within the range that will enable it to buy $150 million in shares, or such lesser number of shares that are properly tendered. All shares accepted for payment will be paid the same price, regardless of whether a shareholder tendered such shares at a lower price within the range. At the minimum price of $24.50 per share, WebMD would repurchase a maximum of 6,122,000 shares, which represents approximately 11% of WebMD's currently outstanding common shares. The NASDAQ Official Closing Price of WebMD's common stock on February 22, 2012 was $25.65 per share. WebMD will use a portion of its cash and cash equivalents to fund the tender offer. WebMD has determined to commence the tender offer in order to provide liquidity to shareholders by permitting them the opportunity to tender shares of WebMD common stock for cash in accordance with the terms of the offer to purchase that will be filed with the SEC. None of WebMD, its Board of Directors, or the information agent for the tender offer will make any recommendations to stockholders as to whether to tender or refrain from tendering their shares into the tender offer. Stockholders must decide how many shares they will tender, if any.


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Tradition meets modernity. The tradition-steeped property has been adapted with architectural sensitivity to modern-day needs and now blends traditional values with new visions. The idea was to take inspiration in the building's history without compromising on sophisticated levels of well-being. There is a distinctly authentic and original flair to the hotel that every guest will readily experience.
Architecture: Atelier Rainer & Amann
A cosy design hotel in the Alps. Walliserhof in the Brandnertal valley is a dream made true by Raimund Meyer und Michaela Berthold, a dream they are now sharing with their guests. With Walliserhof, the young hosting family have shown how to blend natural genuineness and
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Architecture: Arno Bereiter
A combination of traditional alpine folklore and modern, minimalist timber design make for the charm of the Casalpin lodges. The twostorey timber chalets sleep two to six persons and are equipped with timber furniture and all modern-day amenities. Only materials from the region were used for the construction and interior design.
Architecture: Johannes Kaufmann
In the summer of 2012, the former guesthouse was extended into a hotel with a focus on regionality
and sustainability. A shared roof and the choice of colours and materials blend old and new into a harmonious whole. The individually furnished alpine-style rooms make the rootedness in the region tangible. A highly appealing spa area was newly added as well.
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Wind down and leave your daily worries behind. Holidays at their best, both in summer and in winter, in the Lechtal Alps. The elegant Walser build ing combines modern-day amenities and old-world charm and bids visitors a heartfelt welcome. Its highlights are the Red Spa with a 1,500 sq.m. sauna complex, a 32°C outdoor pool, the Red Beauty, and the Red Kids. The acclaimed 2-toque restaurant promises a divine culinary experience.
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Designed in modern timber architecture, the chalets stand out for simple, friendly elegance. The mix of local timber and modern design furniture is unique in terms of aesthetics and luxury. Fitting them seamlessly into the natural surroundings and the rural setting was paramount. The design focuses on unobstructed views and spaces. The chalets sleep up to eight persons.
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Blackberry Crumb Bars
Delight picnic-goers with a portable version of summer berry crumble: a perfect marriage of tart fruit and tender cake, capped with a slightly crunchy topping.
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- 6 tablespoons unsalted butter melted, and 1/2 cup (1 stick), room temperature, plus more for pan
- 1 3/4 cups all-purpose flour (spooned and leveled), plus more for pan
- 1/2 cup packed light-brown sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 2 large eggs
- 2 containers (5 ounces each) blackberries
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Butter an 8-inch square baking pan. Line bottom with parchment paper, leaving an overhang on two sides; butter and flour paper, tapping out excess.
Make topping: In a medium bowl, whisk together melted butter, brown sugar, and 1/4 teaspoon salt; add 1 cup flour, and mix with a fork until large moist crumbs form. Refrigerate topping until ready to use.
In a medium bowl, whisk together remaining 3/4 cup flour, baking powder, and remaining 1/4 teaspoon salt; set aside. In a large bowl, using an electric mixer, beat room-temperature butter, confectioners' sugar, and vanilla until light and fluffy; add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Reduce speed to low; mix in flour mixture. Spread batter evenly in pan; sprinkle with blackberries, then chilled topping.
Bake until golden and a toothpick inserted in center comes out with moist crumbs attached, 40 to 45 minutes. Cool completely in pan. Using paper overhang, lift cake onto a work surface; cut into 16 squares.


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Bathing Your Dog
Flea baths are becoming a thing of the past, replaced by prescription flea protections that are dabbed on once a month (Frontline, Revolution) or given orally (Capstar), all of which are harmless to humans and pets.
And the weekly baths that protect allergic pet owners can also be eliminated in some cases. Non-toxic products like Allerpet (available at pet stores) can be rubbed onto the fur with your hands or a cloth for the same sneeze-free results as a bath.
With these two problems licked, you may be tempted to avoid the suds, the splashing, and the exhausting battle of wills involved in bathing your dog. But even the most protected indoor pooch can start to smell like, well, a dog. Ask your vet how often your dog should be bathed (it depends on the breed and the activity level).
When picking a shampoo, consider how often you'll be bathing your dog. His skin pH is different from yours, so your favorite shampoo may be too drying. Baby shampoo is fine for animals who need only occasional washing, but for those who are bathed weekly, use a special dog shampoo. Shampoos like Kenic Sno-Flake ($8 for 16 ounces, globalpets.com) brighten up light-colored dogs, and Les Poochs' Pooch Bright Shampoo ($18 for eight ounces, lespoochs.com) adds luster to all coats.
Michelle Higbee, president of Madeline's Institute of Pet Grooming in Santa Clara, California, says pet owners can teach their dogs good bath behavior the same way they teach them to do tricks. Be firm and consistent, she says. "Dogs learn fast that they can make the owners stop when they always give in."
Bring your dog into the bathroom and give him treats while the water is running. Next, put him in the tub. Then have him stand in a few inches of water while you reward him. (If the process rings a bell―think Pavlov.) Your dog will eventually get used to this routine.
Keep a plastic cup nearby and pour warm water over him. Massage in the shampoo. Rinse thoroughly (try using a hose attachment with a gentle spray). Dry with a towel and then air-dry or use a hair dryer. Your blow-dryer, however, could be too strong, even for long-haired dogs, so be careful. To finish the job, a cotton ball and some warm water takes care of most eye and ear nastiness.


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US conducts air strikes in Iraq
07:32 17/08/2014
Washington - The United States conducted air strikes in Iraq against Islamic State fighters near the Kurdish capital of Arbil and the Mosul Dam, the US Central Command said.
The Central Command said the strikes were aimed at supporting humanitarian efforts in Iraq and protecting US personnel and facilities there.
"The nine air strikes conducted thus far destroyed or damaged four armored personnel carriers, seven armed vehicles, two Humvees and an armored vehicle," it said in a statement, adding: "All aircraft exited the strike areas safely."
The Central Command said the strikes were aimed at supporting humanitarian efforts in Iraq and protecting US personnel and facilities there.
moeggeploeg 2014/08/17 07:47:50 AM
Destroy the evil of this world
Johan van Papendorp 2014/08/17 10:30:22 AM
No Clinton, not because of the book they believe in. Because of their barbaric deeds, intolerance, perverted sexual views, ... want me to go on or are you willing to be honest with yourself?
Derek Bredenkamp 2014/08/17 05:29:33 PM
Destroying people is evil.
Andrew Grieveson 2014/08/17 08:33:39 AM
USA protecting oil interests once again , not really interested in humanitarian disasters playing out in non oil producing nations !
Leonard Tsolo 2014/08/17 08:59:49 AM
Well said Andrew.Million thumbs up.
Johan van Papendorp 2014/08/17 10:17:25 AM
A popular misconception. Several investigations have all failed to find that USA oil interests benefited from USA military involvement in a country. Secondly, USA has become a nett oil EXPORTER. So, if anything, they are protecting YOUR oil interests. More likely they are there for humanitarian aid, as stated.
Johan van Papendorp 2014/08/17 10:21:51 AM
And another thing, from your comment, must I assume you approve of the beheading of defenseless children and the common criminal theft of oil refineries from the Iraq state?
Nico Ratsela 2014/08/17 09:08:23 AM
US facilities in Iraq...is there Iraq facilities in the US?..i dought
Khwezi Shange 2014/08/17 11:25:51 AM
makhosi.dingiswayo 2014/08/17 10:15:14 AM
1. are there any USA soldiers in Nigeria to assist goverment to fight Boko Haram. 2. Is there any thing from USA to help Liberia and other African states affected by IBOLA?. I do not know. Help
Ennio Morricone 2014/08/17 10:31:27 AM
Why USA?
Ennio Morricone 2014/08/17 10:32:44 AM
@ Dingiswayo, we have the African Union.
Bev Du Preez 2014/08/17 10:27:05 AM
Wipe them out . THEY are a mirror reflection of Satan.
Derek Bredenkamp 2014/08/17 05:28:36 PM
Wipe them out", sounds like a comment Satan himself would make.
Riaz Kajee 2014/08/17 11:12:05 AM
Isis a mossad creation lead by one simon elliot aka al bagadadi to create havoc in Syria and iraq. This came to light through Edward snowden. Just google it simon elliot isis
Alan Smith 2014/08/17 11:16:42 AM
Hahaha. That made me laugh.
Kulu Zulu 2014/08/18 07:50:41 PM
So the south african muslims who rushed to ISIS are actually working for Mossad and the USA then?
Riaz Kajee 2014/08/17 11:21:52 AM
Google it and see
Riaz Kajee 2014/08/17 11:24:58 AM
Plus ou mr al bagdadi is beste chommies with a certain john mcain
Riaz Kajee 2014/08/17 11:37:43 AM
We need more snowdens in the world
Riaz Kajee 2014/08/17 01:17:59 PM
Whenever the truth is presented to the zionists sympathisers they cry conspiracy theories thats all they can come up with. How sad and pathetic
Kulu Zulu 2014/08/18 07:55:50 PM
but you are the mozzie claiming ISIS is created by Mossad and USA. How come other SA mozzies hove rushed to join ISIS? Are they pathetic, stupid or is it a conspiracy?


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homeschool scholarships
Small homeschool scholarships for 2013-2014
Today the Klipsan Beach Life Saving Station posted an application for its upcoming Kimball Memorial Scholarship, open to this year's homeschool graduates, as well as previously homeschooled students already in college. The $300 scholarship, in some ways, favors those who scored higher on the writing portions of their SAT & ACT tests than on the other subjects. The deadline is June 20, 2013.
The Klipsan Beach Life Saving Station is home to #309 Historic Coast Guard Vacation Rentals, which has become a favorite vacation spot in the Pacific Northwest for homeschool families. During the school year, homeschool families can vacation and study at the beach for a week or more at half price. Located on Washington's Long Beach Peninsula, the Station offers learning opportunities on Lewis & Clark (they're located at the end of the journey), Cranberry Growing & Harvesting, the U.S. Life Saving Service & Coast Guard, Oystering, Sea Life & more.
For more information on this scholarship, as well as others that are available exclusively for homeschoolers, visit our Homeschool Scholarships page.
For information on the Klipsan Beach Life Saving Station, and its homeschool vacation opportunities, visit #309 Historic Coast Guard Station.
LETU Homeschool Symposium
Tomorrow's the deadline to register for Letourneau University's Homeschool Symposium 2012. The event, just for homeschoolers, will be held July 15-18, 2012 in Longview, Texas. Participants will learn about university life, worship together, check out the campus, and hang out with other homeschooled students. While their participation is not required, families are also welcome to attend.
LETU boasts the single largest endowment solely dedicated to homeschool students ever established. More than 18% of the student body were homeschooled. To register for the Homeschool Symposium, or for more information, visit http://letu.edu/_Admissions/HomeSchoolSymposium. To learn about LETU's homeschool scholarship, as well as other homeschool scholarships, visit our List of Homeschool Scholarships page.
$1,000 Homeschool Scholarship — April 13
Homeschool Nation has announced a new homeschool scholarship for $1,000. The college scholarship will be awarded May 30, 2012, to a homeschooled high school student. The winner will be selected based on the personal statement of their profile on the HSNATION.com website. All homeschooled high school students are welcome to apply for the scholarship. All you need to do is go to HSNATION.com and fill out a profile. Entries must be completed by Friday, April 13.
New–scholarship for Virginia homeschoolers
Today we've added a new scholarship for students in the state of Virginia. The Lee-Jackson Foundation reserves two of its scholarships–one for $2,000 and one for $1,000–for Virginia students who are either homeschooled or attend private school. This scholarship is based primarily on an essay, which can be about either General Robert E. Lee or Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson. The deadline for this year's scholarship is Feb. 15, so Virginia students have about a month to write a winning essay! For more information, visit The Lee-Jackson Foundation website here.
To access our complete list of college scholarships for homeschooled students, visit our Homeschool Scholarships page here.
CIU's full-scholarship contest coming up
High school seniors have six more days to sign up for one of the greatest scholarship opportunities available: the 7th annual R. C. McQuilken Schlolarship Weekend at Columbia International University, a homeschool-friendly Bible college in South Carolina. Tim Caiello, homeschooled, and currently a sophomore at CIU, can attest to merit of this event, having won a full-ride scholarship at the 2009 competition. In addition to the full scholarship, high school students attending compete for numerous other scholarships.
The weekend will also include faculty interviews, group discussions, interaction with current students and staff, and opportunities to hang out with future classmates. The scholarship weekend ends with a banquet on Saturday.
Deadline for registering for the three-day South Carolina event, to be held Dec. 1-3, is Friday, Nov. 18. In order to qualify for the event, students must have at least a 3.0 GPA and an SAT score (math and verbal) of 1000 or an ACT score of 21 or above. Click here for more information or to register.
New homeschool scholarship added today
It can seem like a slow process, but the list of homeschool scholarships for college is growing, from those recently created to those that are just now being discovered. We now have a list of 37 college scholarships that are exclusively for homeschoolers. But we need your help! Please take a look at our list of scholarships that are designed just for homeschoolers, and let us know if we're missing one you know about. Email us if you have any to add. Also, let us know about scholarships you've successfully competed for, that are homeschool-friendly, but not limited to homeschoolers. We've created a separate list for those.
Our newest scholarship to join the list is for Southern Virginia University. The school offers a homeschool scholarship of up to $10,000 each year for an incoming freshman. It requires an essay, along with a list of all religious awards and positions held, community service rendered, and community rewards received. For more information about this scholarship, as well as the complete listing of all homeschool scholarships, visit our homeschool scholarships page.
CIU invites homeschoolers to 'Preview Days'
Columbia International University, one of the friendliest colleges to homeschooled students, invites you to Preview Days, where you can sit in on a class, connect with professors and students, worship in chapel, and discover where your passion can lead after graduation. You also have the option of staying overnight in the dorms. A pizza dinner, night games, breakfast and lunch are included. Toward the end of the program, you'll learn about the different scholarship opportunities CIU offers. Dates are Sept. 29-30, March 8-9, 2012 and April 3, 2012. If those dates don't work for you, you're invited to schedule a personal visit. For more information, visit Columbia International University's Web site here.
Michigan college offers homeschool scholarship
Today we've added a new listing under colleges that offer homeschool scholarships. The Beth Anderson Memorial Home School Scholarship is available to students attending Montcalm Community College in Sidney, Michigan. Five $500 scholarships are available to homeschool graduates who demonstrate academic achievement and community service. To see our complete list of college scholarships available exclusively for homeschoolers, click here.
Is it too late to find scholarships for fall?
The deadlines for most of the major scholarships have come and gone, but many students are still scrambling to find scholarship funds for the Fall 2011 semester. Are there any scholarships still to be found? Yes! For those determined to look under every rock for college money, there are some that still need to be turned over. The best way to find these is to sign up with one of the scholarship search engines. They still list a number of ongoing competitions, and will tailor the list according to your personal profile.
For the remaining contests, creativity is often what matters most. Those who have a talent for writing essays will likely score most of the wins, but there are also contests that award other artistic endeavors. You won't know what's there until you take a look! You may find one that fits you perfectly. It isn't time yet to give up on fall scholarship funds. Get back to work! There's still money to be made.
AWANA scholarships: add CIU; subtract OKWU
We've updated our AWANA Citation scholarships page after learning about two significant changes. Unfortunately, Oklahoma Wesleyan University no longer offers the scholarship. On a much more positive note, Columbia International University will, for the first time, offer $2000 Citation scholarships beginning with the 2011/2012 school year.
CIU is an excellent Bible College, located in Columbia, SC, that offers a variety of additional majors. It has a reputation for being accommodating to homeschool students, with approximately 1/3 of each incoming freshman class consisting of students previously homeschooled. To learn more about CIU, visit their Web site here. To visit our page with a list of approximately 40 colleges offering AWANA scholarships, click here.
For those unfamiliar with AWANA scholarships, they are typically guaranteed scholarships that reward years of hard work by the student. Most schools offer scholarships for only the highest award, the Citation, but some also offer scholarships for the Timothy and Meritorious awards. AWANA is popular with homeschoolers, as much of the work can be incorporated into a homeschool curriculum.
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CINNAMON (Cinnamomum zeylanicum=Cinnamomum verum): Benefits and virtues of Ceylon Cinnamon (Sri Lanka) and Chinese Cinnamon? Medicinal properties of Cinnamon bark? Dosage? Side effects? Origins, Composition, Expert opinions, Combination with other plants and more Information on Cinnamon.
- 1 Cinnamon: Medicinal properties
- 2 Cinnamon: Origins
- 3 Cinnamon: Composition
- 4 Cinnamon: Dosage
- 5 Cinnamon: Ultimate effects, benefits, virtues
- 6 Cinnamon: Side-effects, contraindications
- 7 Cinnamon: Opinions of experts
- 8 Cinnamon: More Information
- 9 Cinnamon: Combination with other plants
True Cinnamon, which originates from Sri Lanka, is one of the most powerful medicinal spices. It has been used for more than 5,000 years by the 2 most ancient forms of medicine in the world (Ayurvedic Medicine (India) and Traditional Chinese Medicine). Cinnamon is very effective in combating digestive disorders, diarrhea and gastroenteritis, as well as stimulating the body and providing aphrodisiac effects. It is also an excellent remedy for flu and for a large number of winter illnesses. Cinnamon is classed in the top 3 antioxidant foods in the world, along with Cloves.
Cinnamon: Medicinal properties
Anti-disease – Anti-cancer – Antiviral – Antibiotic
– stimulates the immune system (traditional usage of Cinnamon)
– flu, swine flu (H1N1) (major usage of Cinnamon) (synergy with Royal Jelly+Propolis, Echinacea)
– general anti-inflammatory (synergy with Turmeric+Ginger)
– extremely powerful antioxidant (synergy with Royal Jelly+Goji Berry)
– major broad-spectrum antibiotic, bacterial infections
– major antiseptic (Cinnamon essential oil is particularly effective)
– major antifungal effect
– major antiviral effect, viral infections
– prevents winter illnesses, colds (traditional usage)
– powerful aerial disinfectant (Cinnamon essential oil)
– parasitic infections
– ENT infections, otitis (synergy with Garlic, Propolis)
– bronchopulmonary infections (synergy with Echinacea, Garlic, Turmeric)
– helps to prevent cancer: colon, stomach, lung, breast, bone, leukemia, lymphoma (synergy with Turmeric+Ginger+Black Pepper)
– helps to prevent tumor (Cinnamon might helps preventing the growth of tumors but not enough scientific studies)
– Mononucleosis (synergy with Ginseng+Royal Jelly)
– tropical illnesses (Malaria, Amoebiasis, Fever, Typhoid (traditional usage of Cinnamon)
– Scabies, Ringworm (contagious skin and hair infections)
– combats verrucas (synergy with Garlic, Propolis)
– urinary and genital infections (cystitis, urethritis, vaginitis…) (major usage) (synergy with Echinacea)
– Abscess, Pyorrhea
– toothache (synergy with Cloves)
– rheumatic pain, Arthritis (external massage with Cinnamon essential oil mixed with a vegetable oil)
– very beneficial for bone growth
– prevents cardiovascular disease (synergy with Omega-3)
– promotes good blood circulation (anticoagulant) (synergy with Ginkgo biloba, Omega-3)
Energy – Vitality – Aphrodisiac
– powerful general tonic (especially Cinnamon essential oil)
– restores energy, vitality, combats asthenia (synergy with Ginseng, Maca)
– convalescence (synergy with Royal Jelly, Ginseng)
– depression (synergy with Rhodiola+Ginseng)
– nervous fatigue, overwork (synergy with Ginseng, Royal Jelly)
– improves memory, vigilance, concentration (synergy with Rhodiola+Ginseng)
– lack of motivation, lethargy, loss of drive, ambition (synergy with Maca, Ginseng)
– powerful aphrodisiac (synergy with Maca, Tribulus)
– impotence, sexual fatigue in men (synergy with Maca, Tribulus)
– promotes the onset of periods (synergy with Turmeric+Ginger)
– vaginal discharge, Leukorrhea
Digestion – Diarrhea – Bloating
– gastroenteritis, infectious diarrhea (major usage of Cinnamon) (synergy with Thyme and Cloves)
– intestinal anti-inflammatory, colitis (synergy with Turmeric+Ginger)
– intestinal gas, bloating, flatulence (major usage of Cinnamon)
– colic, abdominal pain
– dysentery (diarrhea, blood, mucus)
– digestive fermentation
– intestinal parasites
– effective in destroying Helicobacter Pylori, Candidas albicans (as well as numerous fungi, bacteria and germs present in the intestine and stomach) (synergy with Propolis, Echinacea, Garlic)
– food poisoning, digestive infections (synergy with Turmeric+Ginger)
– protects from stomach and intestinal ulcers (synergy with Turmeric+Ginger)
– regulates the digestive system, digestive problems, dyspepsia
– protects the stomach (synergy with Turmeric+Ginger, Honey)
– irritable bowel syndrome (synergy with Turmeric+Ginger)
– leaky gut syndrome (synergy with Turmeric+Ginger)
– Crohn's disease (synergy with Turmeric+Boswellia)
– Lyme disease (synergy with Echinacea, Propolis)
– intestinal spasms
– anorexia, stimulates appetite, hunger (synergy with Cannabis, Fenugreek)
– nausea, vomiting (excellent synergy with Ginger)
– combats Diabetes, Glycemia (synergy with Ginseng, Turmeric)
– combats Cholesterol (synergy with Turmeric)
Cinnamon: Origins
True Cinnamon (Cinnamomum zeylanicum) synonym (Cinnamomum verum), is a plant originating from Sri Lanka, and is also known as Ceylon Cinnamon. Cinnamon is found in the inner bark of the Cinnamon tree. Ceylon is a Sri Lankan island where a large number of Cinnamon trees are to be found. Its medicinal properties are close to those of its cousin, Chinese Cinnamon (Cinnamomum cassia), but the latter is far less effective in terms of its medicinal properties. Cinnamon has a long history, and has been used for more than 5,000 years by the most ancient medicines in the world: Ayurvedic Medicine (India) and Traditional Chinese Medicine; often mixed with other spices such as Turmeric, Ginger, Nutmeg, Cardamom and Cloves. More recently, in the Middle Ages, Cinnamon was one of the first spices to be taken to Europe, and in the same way as Turmeric, Ginger and Vanilla, Cinnamon was the sole preserve of the nobles, as it was very expensive. Today, Cinnamon is essentially cultivated in China, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Vietnam and Madagascar. Cinnamon is widely used in various recipes for its aromatic and appetite-stimulating effects (e.g. in cakes, pastries, desserts, Canelés, Apple-Cinnamon crumbles…). Cinnamon is also among the ingredients of various cosmetic and dental products.
Cinnamon: Composition
The bark of Ceylon Cinnamon (Cinnamomum zeylanicum=Cinnamomum verum) is composed of two principal antioxidant elements: proanthocyanidins and cinnamaldehyde (a phenolic compound), the latter of which also boasts powerful anti-inflammatory benefits. Furthermore, chemical analysis indicates that Cinnamon powder contains one of the highest quantities of tannins in the world; tannins help to strengthen and reinforce body tissue, as well as fighting various parasites. Ground cinnamon is also a good source of Manganese, as well as a small quantity of iron – two trace elements indispensable to the healthy functioning of the immune system.
Cinnamon: Dosage
Cinnamon can be taken as an infusion composed of the bark and leaves, as a Cinnamon herbal tea with Honey and Lemon (no more than 3 cups a day). It is also one of the constituents of an Ayurvedic (India) herbal tea called Chaï Tea (composed of different spices: Cinnamon bark, Cloves, Cardamom, Ginger, Black Pepper, Burdock, Fennel, Coriander… as well as Black Tea or Honey). Cinnamon can also be taken as a powder, or in the form of capsules. Furthermore, Ceylon Cinnamon is available as an essential oil, which is extremely powerful (major oil); care must therefore be taken not to apply pure oil to the skin or mucous membranes as it burns (powerful dermocaustic). For internal usage, it is not recommended to exceed 2-3 drops of Cinnamon essential oil per day. If you wish to diffuse Cinnamon for the purpose of air purification, etc., it must be mixed with other, weaker essential oils, such as Lemon or Mandarin. For external usage, for example in the case of abdominal pains, you can rub Cinnamon essential oil on your stomach after diluting it to 20% with Lavender essential oil or a vegetable oil.
Cinnamon: Ultimate effects, benefits, virtues
Ceylon Cinnamon (Sri Lanka) is a major plant that is extremely powerful for reinforcing the immune system and combating digestive problems. It boasts a wide-ranging and effective action on viruses, bacteria, fungi and other parasites, and it is one of the main remedies for treating flu, otitis and various bronchopulmonary problems. Cinnamon bark is also one of the best remedies for digestive problems: it is an effective treatment for diarrhea, gastroenteritis, colic, intestinal inflammation, colitis, food poisoning, bloating, intestinal gas, dysentery (diarrhea, mucus and blood in stools), digestive fermentation, intestinal parasites, intestinal diseases (irritable bowel syndrome, leaky gut syndrome, Crohn's disease and Lyme disease…), and other digestive infections. As a medicinal plant, the breadth of Cinnamon's action on the immune system and digestive system is remarkable. It should also be noted that its powerful antioxidant action, might makes it one of the leading plants for the possible prevention of a large number of cancers (stomach, colon, lung, breast, leukemia, lymphoma…), and its possible anti-tumor preventative effects might be greatly enhanced when combined with other spices such as Turmeric, Ginger, Black Pepper or Cloves. Cinnamon is also a good tonic that stimulates the entire body, and a good regulator of sugar and glucose in the blood (Diabetes and Glycemia), as well as Cholesterol. Finally, Cinnamon can play a significant role in the treatment of depression, lack of motivation, loss of interest in activities, and concentration, and it has a tonic/aphrodisiac aspect particularly in men. The medicinal properties of Chinese Cinnamon are analogous to those of Ceylon Cinnamon, but its benefits are less broad and less effective.
Cinnamon: Side-effects, contraindications
Cinnamon has no side-effects within the recommended dosage. Care should be taken however with pure Cinnamon essential oil as it is toxic when used in high doses or when used continuously for too long, as well as being dermocaustic (burns the skin and mucous membranes). It must thus be used sparingly, and must be mixed with other weaker essential oils (Lavender oil, Mandarin oil…), or vegetable oils (as Cinnamon essential oil is a major oil, one of the most powerful in the world). The toxicity of the oil in high doses is linked to the presence of a substance called coumarin (even if in small doses it presents no danger); it should be noted that coumarin is much more present in Chinese Cinnamon than in Ceylon Cinnamon (from Sri Lanka). In addition, Cinnamon essential oil in higher doses can provoke nausea and headache, and when taken in high quantities, can have a hypertensive effect and can provoke heart palpitations, especially if used with other plants such as Coffee or Black Tea. Finally, pregnant women and young children should avoid taking Cinnamon, especially the essential oil.
Cinnamon: Opinions of experts
Ceylon Cinnamon is a major medicinal plant and has been renowned for centuries. The worldwide recognition it enjoys today is due not only to its culinary uses, but also and especially to its proven immunostimulant and digestive benefits. It is a powerful plant that must not be abused, as it has the potential to damage the body and certain organs in excessively high doses (rare). For this reason, rather than risking overdose, it is better to combine it with other medicinal plants to enhance their therapeutic effects. It should be noted that the medicinal effects of Cinnamon are greatly enhanced when it is combined with other spices such as Turmeric and Ginger, which are also major medicinal plants for the immune system, inflammation (particularly in the intestine), and for slowing the development of tumors and various digestive problems.
Cinnamon: More Information
According to the latest scientific studies analyzing the antioxidant properties of plants, spices and foods, Cinnamon is classed in the top 2 or 3, often just behind Cloves, but well ahead of Turmeric (which nevertheless has very powerful antioxidant benefits), as well as Oregano, Ginger, Thyme and Savory. All spices protect the body and possess antioxidant properties to some degree. Antioxidants play a major role in the prevention of cancer and tumors, suppression of cell aging, reinforcement of the immune system and skin protection. (See also Royal Jelly and Goji Berry on this subject). Note that the bark of Ceylon Cinnamon has a lighter color (light to dark brown) than its cousin Chinese Cinnamon whose bark is dark brown.
Cinnamon: Combination with other plants
Cinnamon combines particularly well with other spices such as Turmeric and Ginger (help in prevention of cancer, nausea, vomiting, digestive problems, food poisoning), as well as tonic medicinal plants such as Maca and Tribulus (aphrodisiac, energy, vitality, endurance), Royal Jelly and Ginseng (vitality, overwork, flu, convalescence, stimulation of the immune system), Rhodiola (depression, concentration, stress, nervous fatigue). Cinnamon is also very often combined with Honey and Lemon (flu cold, stomach pain, digestion, fatigue), Cloves and Thyme (immune system, fatigue, gastroenteritis, diarrhea, digestive problems), and finally Propolis, Garlic and Echinacea (urinary infections, flu, tonsillitis, otitis, ENT infections, stimulation of the immune system as a whole).
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