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|Jul 3, 2001
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|May 16, 2000
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|Yi Yang, Josef Koblish, Russell B. Thompson, David K. Swanson
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|Ep Technologies, Inc.
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This application is a continuation of Ser. No. 09/032,707 Feb. 27, 1998 U.S. Pat. No. 6,097,976.
The present invention relates generally to invasive diagnostic and therapeutic medical catheter assemblies and, more particularly, to distal end surface coatings used on such assemblies.
Conventionally, external components located on invasive medical catheters, such as an electrode or thermocouple, are manually placed on the catheter body—e.g., in the form of wound coil or a conductive band. The components are typically held in position with an adhesive, a process which is relatively time consuming and expensive.
One notable problem with this construction is that if an external component is not properly fit onto the catheter body, small openings and crevices at the edges of the component may be formed, allowing for the ingress and retention of bodily fluids or tissue during use. Additionally, this traditional catheter-electrode construction can result in undesirably high electrode edge effects caused by the sharp transition between the conductive electrode band and the immediately adjacent non-conductive catheter body.
Further, because the electrode components come into direct contact with a patient's blood stream and body tissues during use, non-biocompatible (i.e., toxic) materials otherwise having advantageous characteristics for use in an externally mounted electrode, including silver or lead, cannot be used.
Therefore, a need has existed for an improved external electrode constructions for invasive medical catheters.
Such improvements are disclosed and described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,991,650, which is fully incorporated herein by reference for all it discloses and describes. As disclosed therein, a metal-based conductive ink is used to form exterior electrodes on a non-conductive polymer catheter tubing by processes such as pad printing, vapor deposition, ion beam assisted deposition, electroplating or other printed circuit manufacturing processes. Preferred ink materials include a silver/silver chloride filled polyurethane composite ink that is flexible and highly electrically conductive after the polyurethane is cured. The printed ink electrodes are then covered with an electrically conductive outer coating, preferably formed from a material comprising regenerated cellulose.
The regenerated cellulose coating secures the underlying electrode structures onto the catheter, while still enabling electrical contact between the electrodes and surrounding body tissue structures. One advantage of using regenerated cellulose for the protective coating is that regenerated cellulose is ion-permeable, thereby allowing ionic transfer of electrical energy from the electrodes into the patient's bloodstream and/or body tissue, while preventing macromolecules, such as blood proteins, from contacting the printed electrode material during use.
Additionally, because the regenerated cellulose surface coating produces a smooth outer surface to the distal end assembly, lead wires and temperature sensing devices can be bonded to the exterior surface of electrodes and then coated to produce a smooth outer surface, thus providing a simple, inexpensive manufacturing method for the attachment of such components to the electrodes.
In particular, the regenerated cellulose coating acts as a mechanical barrier between the catheter components, such as electrodes, preventing ingress of blood cells, infectious agents, such as viruses and bacteria, and large biological molecules such as proteins, while providing electrical contact to the human body. As a result the electrodes can be made using more efficient processes (such as pad printing) that have been previously rejected due to lack of robustness when directly exposed to bodily tissues on a catheter surface.
The regenerated cellulose coating also acts as a biocompatible barrier between the catheter components and the human body, whereby the components can now be made from materials that are somewhat toxic (such as silver or copper), because the diffusional distance to tissues is increased substantially, and because a lower percentage of the metallic surface is exposed (both directly and indirectly) to the tissue.
In addition, coating electrodes with regenerated cellulose decreases the effect of convective cooling on the electrode during RF energy delivery. That is, since regenerated cellulose is a poor thermal conductor when compared to metal, the effect of convective cooling by blood flowing past the regenerated cellulose coated electrodes is diminished. This provides better control for the lesion-generating process because the hottest tissue temperature is closer to the ablation electrode.
Furthermore, the regenerated cellulose coating decreases the edge effects attributed to delivering RF energy to the electrode having sharp transition between the conductive electrode and insulating catheter tubing. The current density along the electrode and power density within tissue are more uniform, which reduces the incidence and severity of char and/or coagulum formation. The more uniform current density along the axis of the catheter also results in a more uniform temperature distribution at the electrode, which decreases the requirement for precise placements of the temperature sensors at the ablation electrodes.
Notably, intimate contact between the regenerated cellulose coating and the conductive electrodes on the catheter body is required to ensure reliable pacing, electrogram sensing, or ablation through the microporous structure of the regenerated cellulose coating. While the regenerated cellulose coating closely conforms to the catheter body, e.g., like a skin, it does not actually adhere to the polymers commonly used to make catheters, such as, e.g. polyether block amides (PEBAs). Nor does it adhere to metal-based printed ink materials. Instead, a mechanical fit of the regenerated cellulose "jacket" on the distal end of the catheter is relied upon.
Thus, if the distal end of the catheter is aggressively torqued or twisted, the regenerated cellulose jacket can at times "barber pole" or become axially wrinkled or blistered, resulting in a loss of direct contact of the coating and the underlying electrode structure. This can result in poor, intermittent, or even loss of electrical contact with the electrode. This compromised electrode contact can result in noisy recordings, inconsistent pacing thresholds, and unpredictable (and therefore uncontrollable) ablation conditions, depending upon the particular application.
Further, if the catheter is introduced through a close-fitting introducer (e.g., such as a pre-shaped guide sheath), the regenerated cellulose coating can become stretched axially relative to the underlying catheter body structure. Because there is no conductive fluid such as saline between the electrode and regenerated cellulose coating, the electrical path can become intermittent or open where the two materials become separated.
Thus, for reasons of durability, consistent signal quality, pacing capabilities and ablation, it would be beneficial to improve upon the disclosure of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 08/879,343, and provide a coherent composite assembly for protecting the distal portion of the finished catheter device.
The present invention provides invasive medical catheters with distal end assemblies having a protective surface coating bonded thereto.
In an exemplary preferred embodiment, a base primer is applied over a non-conductive thermoplastic elastomer polymer body. The primer chemically bonds to the polymer body substrate by developing covalent bonding or cross linking with the substrate. A plurality of printed electrode elements are then formed on the polymer body, e.g., by a pad printing process. Once the primer coating is bonded to the polymer body, the entire assembly is coated with a solubilized cellulose derivative solution. The solubilized cellulose derivative is then converted back into a pure cellulose structure by a regeneration process, such as viscose process which is well known in the art.
The primer, already bonded to the polymer body, is then bonded to the regenerated cellulose by heat treating at an elevated temperature. After curing, the polymer body, primer coating and regenerated cellulose layer become a single composite material, thereby preventing the regenerated cellulose coating from any movement relative to the polymer body.
In alternate preferred embodiments, the primer may be applied over the top of the printed electrodes. In this case, a selected primer will preferably have a significantly lower electrical resistivity, so as to not interfere with the electrical conductivity of the electrodes.
In further alternate preferred embodiments, a standard adhesive, such as cyanoacrylate or epoxy, may be used in lieu of the base primer. Also, the primer or adhesive coating may be applied only to selected portions of the polymer body, e.g., on the non-conductive areas between electrodes, or only at end points of the distal end assembly.
Other objects and features of the present invention will become apparent from consideration of the following detailed description of preferred embodiments, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
The drawings illustrate both the design and utility of the present invention, in which similar elements in different embodiments are referred to by the same reference numbers for purposes of ease in illustration, wherein:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a catheter device provided with a distal end external electrode assembly;
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the distal end assembly of the catheter device of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is an enlarged, partially cut-away view of a first preferred distal end assembly for the catheter device of FIG. 1;
FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along lines A—A of FIG. 3;
FIG. 5 is an enlarged, partially cut-away view of a second preferred distal end assembly for the catheter device of FIG. 1;
FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along lines A—A of FIG. 5;
FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a distal end assembly of further alternate distal end catheter assembly.
Referring to FIGS. 1-2, an exemplary catheter device 10 generally includes a handle 14 and an elongate tubular catheter body 16. The catheter body 16 has a proximal end 18 engaging the handle 14 and a distal end 20 engaging a distal end assembly 12. The distal end assembly 12 includes a non-conductive tubing 26 having a plurality of external conductive electrodes 24 formed thereon.
By way of example, the catheter device 10 may be a therapeutic instrument for use in an ablation procedure, wherein the distal end electrodes 24 would be configured for creating lesion patterns in internal body tissue. By way of alternate example, the catheter device 10 may be a diagnostic instrument for use in detecting the location of aberrant electrical pathways in a patient's myocardial tissue, wherein the distal end electrodes 24 would be configured for detecting electrical activity in body tissue.
The distal end tubing 26 of the distal end assembly 12 is preferably formed from a non-conductive thermoplastic elastomer, such as polyether block amides (PEBA), and may be extruded to provide a substantially smooth outer surface as shown. Alternatively, the outer surface of the distal body portion 26 may include a longitudinal channel, skive and the like (not shown) to facilitate assembly of the electrodes thereon.
In alternate preferred embodiments, the distal end assembly 12 can be formed on the distal end portion 18 of the elongate catheter body 16—i.e., wherein the distal end tubing 26 is part of the distal elongate catheter 16.
For purposes of illustration, the distal end assembly 12 of FIGS. 1-2 is a "generic" embodiment of the more specific preferred distal end assemblies disclosed and described in FIGS. 3-7.
Referring to FIG. 3, in a first preferred distal end assembly 12 a, a primer coating 48 is applied over the surface of the distal end tubing 26 prior to formation of the electrodes 24. By way of example, the primer coating 48 may be applied over the distal end assembly 12 a by dipping or spraying the distal end tubing 26 in or with a commercially available base primer, until a finished thickness of no more than about 0.0005 inch is obtained.
The selected primer may contain from about 85% wt to 95% wt, and preferably about 91% wt to 93% wt polyester-polyurethane aqueous dispersion such as Bayhydrol PR240™, and 5% wt to 15% wt, and preferably about 4% wt to 6% wt polyfunctional aziridine crosslinker such as Crosslinker CX-100™. Because it underlies the electrodes 24, the selected primer coating 48 should preferably have a relatively high electrical resistivity—e.g., more than about 105 ohm-cm at a range of 0.1 to 500 kHz.
The primer coating 48 is then cured, for example, by heating the coated distal end assembly 12 a (e.g., between 35� C. to 65� C. for 1 to 2 hours), or exposing it to high intensity ultraviolet light, causing it to bond to the distal end tubing 26. In particular, the primer coating 48 bonds to the distal end tubing 26 by developing a covalent bond or cross linking with the thermoplastic elastomer.
After the primer 48 is cured, the electrodes 24 are formed at predetermined locations on the primer-coated distal end assembly 12 a. The electrodes 24 are preferably longitudinally spaced along the distal end tubing 26, such that non-conductive areas of the distal end tubing 26 remain between consecutive electrodes.
The electrodes 24 may be formed using a variety of methods, such as those described in the above-incorporated U.S. Pat. No. 5,991,650. In one preferred embodiment, the electrodes 24 are formed from a conductive ink compound, such as a silver-based conductive polyurethane ink, which is pad printed onto the distal end tubing 26. Alternatively, to increase their radiopacity, the electrodes 24 may be formed by multiple layers of different ink compounds (not shown). For example, the electrodes 24 may have a tungsten-filled polyurethane ink bottom layer for radiopacity and a silver-filled polyurethane ink top layer for electrical conductivity. Other metal-based conductive ink compounds, such as platinum-based or copper-based epoxies may also be used to form the electrodes 24.
As best seen in FIG. 4, a small opening 30 is provided through the distal end tubing 26 and cured primer coating 48 at each electrode location 24, through which an insulated ribbon cable 34 carrying a lead wire 38 and thermocouple wires 42 extends from a proximal portion of the catheter device 10 (not shown). The insulation at the ends of the lead wire 38 and thermocouple wires 42 are stripped. The lead wire 38 is electrically connected to the surface of electrode 24, e.g., by using a conductive adhesive supplemented by further application of conductive ink. A thermocouple is then formed by potting the thermocouple wires 42 to the outer surface of the distal end tubing 26 proximate the edge of the opening 30, such that the resulting thermocouple is thermally coupled, but electrically isolated, from the electrode 24.
Once the electrode construction is completed, including attachment of the respective lead and thermocouple wires 38 and 42, a protective regenerative cellulose coating 46 is applied over the entire distal end assembly 12 a—i.e., over both the primer coating 48 and the electrodes 24. Several preferred processes for applying a regenerated cellulose coating or "jacket" over the distal end assembly 12 a are disclosed and described in the above-incorporated U.S. Pat. No. 5,991,650.
After the regenerated cellulose coating is applied and cured, the distal end assembly 12 is again heat treated to facilitate bonding between the primer coating 48 and the regenerated cellulose coating 46, preferably to between about 100� C. and about 110� C. for about one hour.
During this later heating process, a hydrogen bond is created between the hydroxyl group of the regenerated cellulose and the hydrogen molecule of the primer coating 48. Because the primer coating 48 was originally cured prior to forming the electrodes 24, adhesion between the primer 48 and regenerated cellulose 46 is achieved only where the primer 48 is not covered by the electrodes 24.
In alternate preferred embodiments, the respective electrodes 24 may be formed over only part of the circumferential surface area of the distal end tubing 26. In this instance, the bond formed between the respective regenerated cellulose coating 46 and tubing 26 would be continuous over that part of the catheter body not covered by the electrode surface. In the alternative, the regenerated cellulose coating 46 may be selectively applied to cover only the electrode surface and not the entire circumference of the distal end tubing 26. This approach will allow the catheter device 10 to better retain its flexibility for passive or active manipulation during use, as well as reduce the "slippery" effect of the regenerated cellulose coating.
After the final curing, the distal end tubing 26, primer coating 48 and regenerated cellulose layer 46 effectively become a single composite structure, thereby preventing the regenerated cellulose 46 from substantially moving axially, radially and/or wrinkling relative to the distal end tubing 26 during use of the catheter device 10.
Referring to FIGS. 5 and 6, the primer coating 48 in a second preferred distal end assembly 12 b is applied after the electrodes 24 are constructed. In this instance, because the primer coating 48 substantially covers the electrodes 24, the selected primer is preferably an alternate material having a significantly lower electrical resistivity—e.g., less than about 150 ohm-cm at 500 kHz—, so as to not interfere with the electrical path between the electrodes 24 and a patient's blood stream and/or body tissue during use.
The curing process for the primer coating 48 for the distal end assembly 12 b is substantially the same as discussed above in conjunction with the distal end assembly 12 a. Notably, however, because many ink compounds suitable for use in electrode construction are polyurethane-based, the base coating 48 may develop a covalent bond with the ink electrodes 24, as well as with the distal end tubing 26, during the primer curing process.
In still further alternate preferred embodiments, the primer coating 48 may be applied only at predetermined locations along the length of the distal end tubing 26. By way of example, in a third preferred distal end assembly 12 c illustrated in FIG. 7, the primer 48 is only applied at respective ends 36 of the distal end assembly 12 c. Such an arrangement allows for ease in device construction and a wider selection of primers such as, e.g., solvent-based adhesives such as cyanoacrylate or epoxy, for the primer coating 48. In particular, employing distal end assembly 12 c substantially eliminates the risk that the selected primer 48 may interfere with the conductivity of the regenerated cellulose 46 covering the electrodes 24, while still providing a sufficient bond of the outer protective layer 46 to the distal end tubing 26 for certain applications.
As will be appreciated from the present disclosure, many alternate configurations employing the underlying teachings of the present invention are possible, whereby the primer or adhesive 48 is applied only to selective areas of the catheter distal end assembly 12. By way of non-limiting example, a non-conductive primer or adhesive could be applied to the non-conductive areas of the distal end tubing 26 between the electrodes 24.
Where an adhesive such as epoxy or cyanoacrylate is used as the primer coating 48 (e.g., applied to the "bond" points 36 in the distal end assembly 12 c), heat is applied to the assembly 12 c after the regenerated cellulose coating 46 is formed, in order to re-activate the cyanoacrylate and bond the regenerated cellulose layer to the distal end tubing 26. Alternately, a solvent able to pass through the regenerated cellulose membrane, such as acetone or diluted nitromethane, could be used to re-activate the (previously cured) cyanoacrylate and form the bond between the regenerated cellulose coating 46 and distal end tubing 26.
In accordance with a still further alternative method, the catheter device 10, including the uncoated distal end assembly 12 including electrodes 24 and regenerated cellulose coating 46 is fully assembled without applying the primer coating 48. An adhesive such as cyanoacrylate or epoxy in a solvent carrier having a molecular size small enough to pass through the micro porous membrane of the regenerated cellulose is then applied over the regenerated cellulose coating 46 of the device, for example, at predetermined locations on the distal end assembly. The adhesive is then cured to drive off any solvents therein and bond the regenerated cellulose coating to the distal end tubing 26.
Notably, the regenerated cellulose micropore size may be controlled at the time the coating 46 is formed on the distal end assembly 12. As such, a predetermined pore size may be obtained to accommodate larger adhesive molecules, if desired. Of course, the pore size should be sufficiently small to prevent biological macromolecules, such as proteins, from passing through the regenerated cellulose structure after the bonding process is complete.
In additional alternatives, a wide variety of electrode shapes and/or sensors may be provided on a catheter device or other instrument and coated with a bonded surface coating as described herein. For example, the foregoing catheter constructions described herein may be useful in the attachment of a regenerated cellulose balloon to an anchor point on a catheter device.
Accordingly, a catheter device or other instrument made in accordance with the present invention includes a barrier that is electrically conductive, optically transparent, and/or ultrasonically transparent, yet prohibits biological macromolecules from directly or indirectly contacting the components on the instrument during use. The regenerated cellulose coating forms a closely fitting conformal sheath onto the catheter distal end assembly, that is durable and does not readily stretch substantially. Because of the protection afforded by the coating, less expensive and more efficient manufacturing procedures may be used to make the electrodes or other components on the catheter device, such as the pad printing process described above.
In addition, catheter devices are often aggressively twisted or subjected to torque during use, which may cause the coating to twist or wrinkle, potentially causing a discontinuity between the electrode and an non-bonded (i.e. mechanical interference fit) coating. Because the regenerated cellulose coating is bonded to the device, the direct contact between the coating and the underlying electrode is substantially maintained, minimizing the chance of poor, intermittent, or even lost electrical contact with the electrode. Thus, lower noise recordings, more consistent pacing thresholds, and more predictable ablation conditions may be obtained with a device manufactured in accordance with the present invention.
Thus, preferred embodiments have been disclosed of invasive medical catheters with distal end assemblies having a protective surface coating bonded thereto. While embodiments and applications of this invention have been shown and described, as would be apparent to those skilled in the art, many more modifications and applications are possible without departing from the inventive concepts herein.
The scope of the inventions, therefore, are not to be restricted except in the spirit of the appended claims.
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A choice made in the past resonates throughout a lifetime.
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Connie Ray, Raviv Ullman, and more star in the play at Huntington Theatre Company.
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The thought-provoking new comedy begins this evening.
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The Wayward Bunny will be performed under the direction of Srda Vasiljevic.
Barrington Stage Company Adds to Its 2015 Season
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Tony Award nominee Sheryl Kaller will direct.
Justin Guarini, Zak Resnick, and More Set for Lab Presentations of Brave New World: A Brand New Musical
The show features lyrics by Tony nominee Bill Russell.
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Scalable has been rather painted into a corner in recent years. It is the way we can scale a business is dangled out in front of us like a carrot, it is implied it is material to success, as with scalability comes profit, as the tantalizing reason to buy into those projects that scale. I wish it was that simple. Does scalability alone mean achieving success?Read More »
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Strike! Innovation is on strike!
Today innovation is actually on strike! Just take a look at the first of a two-part series with innovation news from Nesta, UK.Read More »
Reorganized, Delayered and Downsized – goodbye trust
So who has not faced one of those moments when it is announced that there is a reorganization about to take place, it happens in all organizations. It often has the habit of freezing what you are doing; you begin to put things on hold, waiting to understand what this latest reorganization has in store for you. The questions start building up in your mind, it starts to block you. Creativity begins to be lost. Reservations begin to grip the thinking.Read More »
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Crispy spring rolls stuffed with glass noodles, grilled corn and minced vegetables. Served with plum sake dipping sauce.
Crispy sesame crusted tofu, served with crushed peanuts in a sweet chili dipping sauce.
With vegetables and potatoes. Served with house black bean mushroom dipping sauce.
Spinach and mixed vegetables served with house black bean mushroom dipping sauce.
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Siamese pastry stuffed with ground chicken, potatoes and yellow curry sauce. Served with Thai chutney.
Crispy seasoned chicken and shrimp in wonton skin. Served with plum sake dipping sauce.
Crispy blanketed shrimp and garlic chicken served with plum sake dipping sauce.
House-marinated chicken served with our signature peanut dipping sauce.
Tofu, mints, lettuce, cucumbers, carrots and vermicelli served with house black hoisin sauce.
With cherry wine and Bangkok spices.
Crispy chicken and shrimp dumplings, blanketed shrimp, corn spring rolls and sesame tofu with crushed peanut sweet chili dipping sauce.
Fresh minced tuna, wasabi, tobiko, mayo, sweet soy sauce, red onions, Thai basil and scallions. Served with crispy tortilla.
A savory sour soup with mushrooms and traditionally seasoned with lemon grass, kaffir lime leaves, chili and lime juice.
A distinct flavor of southern Thailand`s coconut soup with mushrooms and seasoned with galangal, chili and lime juice.
Chicken and shrimp dumplings, glass vermicelli and watercress in ginger chicken broth.
Garden fresh greens with tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, bean sprouts and tofu. Served with light peanut sauce dressing.
Cherry tomatoes, string beans and roasted peanuts in lime juice dressing.
Romaine, cashews, pineapples, tomatoes, mint leaves, ginger and chili lime juice dressing.
Minced chicken seasoned with herbs, mint leaves, lemongrass, shallots, scallions and chili tossed in lime juice.
Slices of herb-marinated fire-grilled steak tossed in lime juice, tomatoes, red onions, scallions and a bit of chili in roasted chili paste dressing.
Romaine, lemongrass, onions and fennel with chili lime juice dressing.
Garden fresh greens with tomatoes, cucumbers and onions. Served with light peanut sauce dressing.
Stir-fried Thai rice noodles with eggs, bean sprouts, scallions and crushed peanuts.
Flat rice noodles stir-fried in sweet soy sauce with Asian broccoli and eggs.
Steamed egg noodles or rice noodles with scallions, bean sprouts, crushed peanuts and house special black bean sauce.
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Fried rice with Hawaiian pineapples, onions, scallions, raisins, carrots, tomatoes and eggs garnished with roasted cashews.
Thai spices blended in chili paste with bamboo shoots, basil and bell peppers, simmered in coconut milk. Served with rice.
Thai spices blended in a hot green chili paste with bamboo shoots, basil and bell peppers, simmered in coconut milk. Served with rice.
Thai herbs and spices blended in mild chili paste with string beans, bell peppers and kaffir lime leaves, simmered in coconut milk. Served with rice.
Southern Thai spices blended in chili paste with potatoes, peanuts and onions, simmered in coconut milk. Served with rice.
Sauteed fresh basil, fresh chili, string beans and garlic with onions and bell pepper. Served with rice.
Sauteed red chili paste with asparagus, kaffir lime leaves, krachai herb, fresh peppers, pink peppers and basil. Served with rice. Spicy.
Sauteed roasted cashew nuts with onions, bell peppers, celery and pineapples in chili paste. Served with rice.
Sauteed in red-peanut sauce and served on a bed of steamed broccoli with rice.
A hot and zesty tamarind-chili sauce with sweet peppers, broccoli, scallions and cilantro. Meats are battered and deep-fried. Served with rice.
Sauteed fresh ginger with baby corns, mushrooms and vegetables in oyster sauce. Served with rice.
Marinated pork chop sirloins with ginger, cherry wine and herbs, served with sauteed mixed vegetables in garlic sauce.
Original authentic Thai-style sauted shrimp, minced chicken, fresh basil, Thai chili, bamboo shoots and herb chili paste garlic sauce. Spicy.
Thai herbs and spices blended in roasted chili paste with kaffir lime leaves, simmered with coconut milk and served with fresh Thai basil.
Served with sweet chili sauce and sauteed spinach in garlic sauce.
Sauteed glass vermicelli with shrimp, mixed seafood, mangoes, brown tofu, bean sprouts, scallions, crushed peanuts, tamarind juice and purple coconut milk beet sauce, wrapped in an egg white crepe.
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Thai herbs, butter and spices, blended in mild chu-chee chili paste with asparagus and kaffir lime leaves.
Sauteed big shrimp with bell peppers, scallions, celery, cream, chili paste and eggs in Indian curry powder sauce.
Grilled marinated lemon grass chicken breast with mango sauce served with steamed string beans.
With chestnuts, lotus seeds, raisins, tomatoes, carrots and eggs, served with our signature peanut sauce and spicy chili lime sauce.
Big shrimp, calamari, squid ink, fresh Thai chili and basil.
Pan-seared Long Island duck breast with pomegranate red wine sauce and Asian broccoli.
Thai herb marinated medium rare tuna steak with sake soy sauce, topped with fried shredded taro. Served with steamed snow peas.
Sauteed mixed seafood with fresh holy basil, chili, kaffir lime leaves, pink peppers and krachai herb topped with a touch of coconut milk.
With lychee fruit, pineapples, cherry tomatoes and basil in red curry sauce.
Jumbo shrimp with bacon, glass vermicelli, ginger, shiitake mushrooms and peppercorn.
Thai herb marinated sirloin steak with coconut-ginger pepper sauce. Served with steamed string beans, carrots and traditional fiery roasted jasmine rice neuh-yang sauce.
Sauteed with fresh garlic.
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Served with an appetizer and rice.
Stir-fried glass vermicelli, shrimp, onion, scallions, carrots and eggs in black bean sauce. Served with an appetizer.
Fried rice with lychee fruit, onions, tomatoes, scallions, raisins, carrots, and eggs. Served with an appetizer.
Spicy basil fried brown rice with mixed market vegetables, tofu and eggs. Served with an appetizer.
With lotus seeds, raisins, onions, tomatoes, scallions and carrots. Served with an appetizer.
Thai herbs and spices blended in mild chili paste with string beans and kaffir lime leaves, simmered in coconut milk. Served with an appetizer.
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…. should be banned from my life. Doors and windows closed. After all, who needs an expression of what I saw as weakness in my early days?
I turned the corner on that later on, after my life showed me the vulnerability mirror over and over, and over again. It is always important to do all possible in any crisis, but perfectionism and me have two different names today. And if I do not "deliver" in one or other situation, so be it. Very few moments like that have power to impact me forever.
No moment of life lets us sneak undetected past the chances to grow stronger, confronting us with our own imperfections, "weaknesses". It is up to us to recognize them for what they are, signs of being alive and in the process of learning to become our best selves.
Being vulnerable is no less being alive than being happy, when kissed for the first time under autumn trees, with rustling gold above our heads – or being heartbroken after losing someone irreplaceable in our lives. Vulnerability is where our souls stop for a moment, sigh, sit down around the fireplace and reflect. Everything around them seems dark – but they stop long enough to notice the light of hope at the very end of the very dark night.
Vulnerability is never banned from my heart anymore, but welcomed as a friend. My vulnerability is a woman with kind eyes. She drops in for coffee every now and then and stares with me through the window, past the webs of raindrops falling onto the glass, creating tiny rivers in their travel downwards. She listens and smiles gently, taking my hand into her hands, comforting me that everything will be just fine. She showes me that at the bottom of my heart there is ALWAYS hope. And in my moment of worry I can always trust these two things: hope and my heart.


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As you can see, you can take the boy out of the South, but you can't take the South out of the boy.
Jumping jambalaya wishes to you all this Saturday morning!
Sure do you think I will be there by breakfast tomorrow? ha!!!
Hi Elizabeth! Found you via Maryland Pink & Green's Friday Follow and wanted to say hello! My husband and I are from New Orleans as well, and are temporarily displaced living in the North East after Katrina. Fortunately our family is still there and we get to go back often. We miss it terribly though, as I'm sure you understand! Hope you're having a great weekend, I'm following you now and will keep in touch! :) xoxo - Trish
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MIDFIELDER Adam Dawson is back at Tranmere Rovers after signing a contract that sees him at Prenton Park until the end of next season.
The 24-year-old had a loan spell at Prenton Park during last season where he made nine appearances in a Rovers shirt.
He began this season with fellow National League side Eastleigh, where he made 11 appearances and scored one goal.
Bury-born Dawson left his home-town club to join Liverpool aged 14 for a reported fee of £100,000 before signing his first professional contract with Wigan Athletic.
He then moved to Leicester City in 2013, from where he had a loan spell with Bristol Rovers at the end of the 2014-15 season, helping them to promotion into the Football League.
Tranmere manager Micky Mellon said: "I'm delighted to bring Adam to the Club.
"He is a very good player and someone who is already familiar with the place and a lot of the players from his time here last season.
"It's important to have different options within the squad and Adam will bring a bit of balance to the squad and allow us to play different ways when we need to."


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The Toa Abhaya were six Toa that arrived on Antei Nui to defend the Matoran there from the Bohrok. Unlike most Toa Teams, the Toa Abhaya came from different islands.
Early History
Very little is known about the Abhaya as Matoran, but it is known that Eika and Ryusho were from Harka Nui, Daijo and Reiseki came from Nynrah, and Ansui and Hanshan originated from Varzaxa. The six Matoran were transformed into Toa, and rested in canisters in underground canister launchers on their respective islands.
A Matoran named Tanka was at the Suva-Nui. He ran his finger across the flaw in it. Suddenly, a beam of energy was unleashed that caused the canisters carrying the Toa to launch. This event would cause Tanka to get in trouble with Turaga Fedoki.
A week later, Teridax unleashed the Bohrok upon Antei Nui. Ta-Antei was destroyed by the Suurahk. Another week later, Tanka was scouting ahead on the beach and he found Eika's canister washed ashore. The lid poped open and the Ta-Matoran saw Eika assemble himself. Reiseki, Ryusho, Hanshan and Daijo had similar arrivals.
Ansui, however, washed up near Metru Nui, and saved Sewa, Tennen and Garku who had come from Antei Nui in search for Toa from Oohnok and Bohgrak.
- Eika, Toa of Fire
- Ansui, Toa of Water
- Ryusho, Toa of Air
- Daijo, Toa of Earth
- Hanshan, Toa of Ice
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"Solid industry, ok company"
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- Senior Management
I have been working at Spectra Energy full-time
Good benefits and laid back work atmosphere.
Mentorship program in place.
Industry with lots of potential when gas prices pick up.
Opportunities to move up, let alone sideways, are few and far between.
Management needs to encourage employee development & communicate with employees better, the only manager that I know did that left.
I find it interesting that SET West has not been officially named "The employer of choice" in the media like Union Gas and the Houston office.
Advice to Management
Continue pushing the mentorship program
Provide training for management so they can become effective leaders for employees.
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I have been working at Spectra Energy full-time
Good pay, Benifits, and vacation time
the Finance department is poorly run
I worked at Spectra Energy full-time (More than 10 years)
A positive and supportive work environment. Great bonus and benefit structure.
Slow to change. Career progression is undefined for many many roles.
Advice to Management
Work on employee retention and enable career growth or you will continue to hemmorge talented younger employees.


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Design for the Environment — Advancing Sustainability and Safer Product Innovation
Jim Jones, EPA's Assistant Administrator for the Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention, has posted a blog on EPA's Design for the Environment (DfE) program that was recently featured at Walmart's Sustainable Products Expo, which featured a range of Read More …
EPA Seeking Public Comment on Enhancing Transparency for Chemicals and Mixtures Used in Hydraulic Fracturing
WASHINGTON — EPA announced today that it will seek public comment on what information could be reported and disclosed for hydraulic fracturing chemicals and mixtures and the approaches for obtaining this information, including non-regulatory approaches. EPA is also soliciting input Read More …
NASCAR Green/E3 Challenge Kicks Off in Virginia
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Oh hello pumpkin, I love you. I also may have gone an itsy bit over board on my pumpkin love. Oh well, there are worse things to love! I came across the recipe at the Fleischmann's Yeast Bread World recipe page and I kind of fell in love, so I decided to adapt it and make it dairy free.
It was kind of perfect timing because I wanted to switch up always eating my Pumpkin Lentil Curry with rice, and I'm not one to turn down a delicious bread bowl, amirite? This bread was perfect – moist, a light pumpkin flavor and a pretty pale color. Perfect for scooping up with my curry!
I made a bunch of these bread bowls in different sizes, for some other recipes (aka bread bowl dips!) that I will be sharing later in the week. But for now, get out your flour and pumpkin and let's make some bread!
I have to say that all this pumpkin yumminess is almost making me tolerate fall. It doesn't hurt that last weekend was over 80 degrees, but we are starting to get cooler weather, which is really nice for running. (Ps: If you haven't already, join me in my #100DaysOfFallFit challenge!) It's nice to be able to use the oven again, and bake things and have that delicious aroma fill the apartment!
I know using yeast for bread (as opposed to quick breads) can be intimidating, but its really quite easy. Just always be sure to proof the yeast – mixing it with warm (not hot!!) liquids and sugars and letting it bubble a bit before you add the flour. After that it's just a matter of patience and a good recipe!
I think I'm going to make another batch of this pumpkin bread soon, but this time split the dough between bowls and a loaf. Why? I think it would be delicious with my Thyme and Cider Vinegar Onion Jam, which I have been dying to make again. Friday night project? Maybe!!!
This is a big weekend in the Lorimer Street Kitchen! Lots of cooking planned for Sunday (plus a bath for Oreo!) and on Saturday – I'm going wedding dress shopping! Make sure you are following me on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest for behind the scenes pics of the whole experience (what I love, what I hate, and absolutely silliness in white poofy dresses!) plus cooking extravaganza! Stay tuned!
- 1/2 cup Soy Milk
- 1/2 cup Water
- 2 tablespoons Apple Sauce
- 1/4 cup Brown Sugar
- 1 teaspoon Salt
- 1 envelope Fleischmann's® Active Dry Yeast
- 1/4 cup warm Water (100° to 110°F)
- 1 cup Canned Pumpkin
- 2-1/2 cups bread flour
- 2 to 2-1/2 cups whole wheat flour
- Heat soy milk, 1/2 cup water, apple sauce, sugar and salt until warm to the touch, but not hot. Dissolve yeast in 1/4 cup warm water in a large mixing bowl. Stir in milk mixture, pumpkin and 1 cup of each flour. Beat until smooth. Mix in remaining bread flour and enough whole wheat flour to make a soft dough.
- Turn dough onto lightly floured surface; knead until smooth and elastic about 6 to 8 minutes. Place in greased bowl; turn greased side up. Cover and let rise in a warm, draft-free place about 1-1/2 hours.
- Punch down dough. Divide into six portions (or for large serving bowls for dips,3 ) and form each into a flattened ball. Place on a greased baking sheet. Cover and let rise until doubled, about 30 minutes. Bake at 400°F for 15 minutes.


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I am Alt Right.
I am an avid Trump Supporter.
I am a prepper.
I belong to a group that went to Charlottesville, VA - not as white supremacists, but in defense of the overwhelming racism and bigotry aimed at whites in America today.
I did not go to Virgina, nor did I want to.
I believe in all 16 points of the Alt Right, of which I will paste here numbers 14 and 15:
14. The Alt Right believes we must secure the existence of white people and a future for white children.
15. The Alt Right does not believe in the general supremacy of any race, nation, people, or sub-species. Every race, nation, people, and human sub-species has its own unique strengths and weaknesses, and possesses the sovereign right to dwell unmolested in the native culture it prefers.
But, I did not go to Virginia, nor did I want to.
Because I knew nothing good would come of it.
As Raconteur puts it:
I've said, repeatedly, that rallies are stupid, pointless, rah-rah bullshit, which never get you anything you want, and frequently get you a lot of what you neither want nor need.
You can read - only about 5000 times in recent years - over on Remus' Woodpile Report, the perennially sage advice "Stay away from crowds."
You can read Commander Zero, in Notes From The Bunker, any number of times, regarding places where bad things happen: "Be somewhere else."
But no matter how many times some folks get a cluebat upside the head, they always think Things Will Totally Turn Out Differently For Me This Time, Because Reasons.
This incident, yet again, underlines that point.
If you went to this rally, you're now tarred as a murdering racist.
If you wished you could have gone to this rally, you're now tarred as a murdering racist.
If you drove the car in this video, you probably are a murdering racist.
And if you're not, you pretended to be one, and the victims are just as dead and injured, which would be the whole point of making it look like it does. (And I'm saying that last, hoping against likelihood that it wasn't exactly what it seems, and someone can prove it.)
And now the rally's organizers, and every speaker there, has succeeded in accomplishing nothing they wanted, unless they wished the entire world to believe they're all a bunch of murderous racists.
Nobody's going to hear what total shits the Antifa fascists were, because the video that's going to be played like Rodney King's beat-down is the clip of the Charger plowing into the counter-protest, and bodies flying through the air amidst the screams. If it bleeds, it leads.
You were playing the other side's game, and either you own the monkeys who did this, or you put yourselves in the position that everyone neutral or against you, and no small number of people who might otherwise support you, thinking your monkeys did this.
Genius forethought there.
I got to go to rallies and protests as a young child. Nothing ever came of them, good or bad. As I grew older, I saw rallies where things went poorly. But I never saw a rally where things got better for the Right. Never.
Rallies and protests only accomplish leftist goals.
So, I didn't go to Virginia, and I didn't want to.
Except for the white supremacy part, I agreed with the bulk of the points. Yes, I know that will get me labeled as a leftist Nazi. So will being anything on the Right.
Observations and reconnaissance from a liberty-loving realist in a world that despises facts as well as liberty.
Thursday, August 17, 2017
No Protest For Me
I am Alt Right.
Wednesday, August 16, 2017
Get Alt Right or Get Left
After the violence in Virginia this past weekend, Conservative personality, Ben Shapiro, put out a 7 point opinion piece on the violence. He only targeted the so-called "Alt-Right." Of course the purpose of the event was in the name: "Unite the Right." Shapiro had the opportunity to condemn the violence started by the Left, but he refused to do so in this piece.
Here are his points, and commentary afterwards by this author on what Shapiro got right and got wrong. Shapiro's words below in italics.
In the aftermath of Saturday's Charlottesville, Virginia chaos — a physically violent conflict between disgusting white supremacist alt-right thugs and repulsive Antifa thugs, which culminated in a murderous attack by an apparent alt-righter on the Antifa crowd and other miscellaneous counter-protesters, resulting in the death of one person and injuries to another 19 — the hot takes have been coming fast and furious.
Here are some of the things you need to know about the awful events of yesterday.
The Alt Right is not white supremacist. That's the Alt Reicht.
1. The Alt-Right Is Not Conservative.
One of the hottest takes from the Left is that the alt-right represents the entire right — that what happened in Charlottesville, Virginia represented conservatives broadly. That's factually incorrect, and intellectually dishonest. The alt-right is not just conservatives who like memes or who dislike Paul Ryan. The alt-right is a philosophy of white supremacy and white nationalism espoused by the likes of Vox Day, Richard Spencer, and Jared Taylor.
Here's Jared Taylor explaining the alt-right:
(Video of Taylor)
They openly acknowledge their antipathy for the Constitution and conservatism; they believe that strong centralized government is necessary to preserve "white civilization." They label all their enemies "cucks" — men in favor of "race-mixing." Here's a solid guide to what the alt-right actually thinks.
The Alt-Right does not represent the entire Right. Realistically, there's also the Alt Lite, Tradcons, Neocons, and technically, #cuckservatives . Taylor, Spencer, and their ilk are best described as Alt-Reicht. Vox Day is most certainly Alt Right.
And no, the Alt Right is not conservative. Conservatism has completely and utterly failed to defend the United States - and this is why the Alt Right is inevitable.
2. The Alt-Right Has Successfully Created The Impression There Are Lots Of Them.
There Aren't. Thanks to the hard work of alt-right apologists like Milo Yiannopoulos, the widespread perception has been created that the alt-right is a movement on the rise, with a fast-increasing number of devotees. The media have glommed onto the alt-right in order to smear the entire conservative movement with it. The alt-right is quite active online — according to the Anti-Defamation League, I was their top journalistic target in 2016, and I received nearly 8,000 anti-Semitic tweets during the election cycle — but they aren't particularly large. They fill up comments sections at sites like Breitbart, and they email spam, and they prank call people, and they live on 4chan boards, but the vast majority of alt-right anti-Semitic tweets came from just 1,600 accounts.
Thanks, however, to their online vociferousness, they convinced members of the Trump campaign, apparently including the president, that it was important not to knock them.
No, there's not many Alt Right. Only 62 million of us. Shapiro wouldn't be such a target if he weren't the quintessential #cuckservative . And the Alt Right is not specifically anti-Semitic.
3. The Alt-Right Has Been Tut-Tutted By President Trump And His Advisors For Over A Year.
Yesterday Was Nothing New. President Trump's initial response to the attack in Charlottesville made no mention of the alt-right or white supremacy or even of racism. He simply stated, "We condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides, on many sides. It has been going on for a long time in our country — not Donald Trump, not Barack Obama. It has been going on for a long, long time. It has no place in America." Trump, who has been fully willing to call out radical Islam, had nothing to say about the alt-right. Some Trump defenders point out that Barack Obama never condemned Black Lives Matter in the wake of riots and shootings of police officers, either. But Obama was wrong, and his wrongness is not an excuse for Trump to sit by and do nothing.
On Sunday morning, the White House used an unnamed spokesperson to release a statement:
(Tweet about the White House press release)
Why didn't Trump just come out himself and say the same? Because he tut-tutted the alt-right throughout his presidential campaign. He refused point-blank to condemn the KKK during an infamous exchange with CNN's Jake Tapper in March 2016. He refused to condemn the alt-right targeting Jewish journalists like Julia Ioffe in May. His chief campaign strategist, Steve Bannon, was head of Breitbart when Yiannopoulos wrote his screed, and openly stated that the site had become "the platform for the alt-right." Sadly, Trump has shown willingness to accept support from any source, no matter how despicable.
The last sentence is exactly why #cuckservatives lose and the Alt Right wins.
4. The Car Attack Was An Act of Terrorism. The alt-right piece of human debris James Alex Fields Jr., 20, of Ohio, apparently deliberately drove his vehicle into counterprotesters and Antifa members. That's an act of political violence no different from the car attacks of Nice, France or Jerusalem or London Bridge. That's terror.
Fields is not Alt Right. The man was a registered Republican with ties to AntiFA. But, like #cuckservatives always do, Shapiro uses a Leftist talking point to attack his side instead of the real enemy.
5. Trump's Unwillingness To Fight The Alt-Right Tooth And Nail Grows The Alt-Right.
President Trump's milquetoast statement has emboldened members of the alt-right. Here's the neo-Nazi Daily Stormer: "He outright refused to disavow. People saying he cucked are shills and kikes. He did the opposite of cuck. He refused to even mention anything to do with us. When reporters were screaming at him about White Nationalism he just walked out of the room." That account may be unfair to Trump. But it's what white nationalists are reading. They see Trump as a useful figure. David Duke said as much at the rally: "This represents a turning point for the people of this country. We are determined to take this country back. We're gonna fulfill the promises of Donald Trump. That's what we believed in. That's why we voted for Donald Trump because he said he's going to take our country back."
Attacking Trump is the hallmark of the Left and of #cuckservatism . And quoting Duke to make a point of is ill-advised - the man has changed political party numerous times and will say anything that might make him a buck.
6. The Left's Malfeasance And Support For Violent Groups Like Antifa Grow The Alt-Right.
Antifa was violent in Charlottesville. That's not according to me; that's according to Sheryl Gay Stolberg of The New York Times, who tweeted thusly:
(More tweets)
She was forced to backtrack and suggest that the Antifa thugs weren't "hate-filled" after online blowback. But Antifa has trafficked in hate and violence for over a year now — we all remember how they've been assaulting people asserting their free speech rights in Berkeley, and how they have been engaged in street fights with alt-righters in places like Sacramento.
This isn't "whataboutism." Nothing justifies the alt-right's racist perspective or murderous violence by an alt-righter. But it would be factually incorrect to ignore Antifa's continuing role in the violent incidents that have now spread across the country. Because the Marxists in Antifa try to shut down free speech, they drive foolish people into the morally incorrect binary decision of supporting the alt-right, rather than loudly rejecting the ideology and violence of both sides.
Yes, the Left has grown the Alt Right. People know the #cuckservatives won't fight, so the Alt Right became inevitable.
7. The Media's Broad Misusage Of The Term Alt-Right Grows The Alt-Right.
Some members of the Leftist media have attempted to term large swaths of the right "alt-right" — just last week, some idiots in the media attempted to lump me in with the alt-right because I thought Google was wrong to fire James Damore. I am, for the record, perhaps the loudest voice against the alt-right in America, and I openly and repeatedly criticized Trump for failing to condemn the alt-right. For some evidence, see here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here and here. There's a lot more where that came from. But the media seek to paint the entire right with the alt-right brush, even though the alt-right hates the Constitutional conservative right. That drives otherwise reasonable people into thinking that perhaps they are alt-right — and then they, in knee-jerk fashion, defend the actual alt-right because they're confused about definitions. The Left needs to stop this nonsense immediately.
Charlottesville, Sacramento, Berkeley — we're watching a microcosmic re-enactment of Weimar Republic brownshirt-vs.-reds violence in real-time, complete with the same flags being flown. Just as then, some leadership condemning the evil of alt-right white supremacy, the viciousness of hard-left Marxism, and the violence anyone commits in violation of basic rights should be unceasing and thunderous.
It's not.
And so the problem is likely to metastasize.
Yes, the Left's misuse of the term Alt Right will grow the Alt Right. As will Shapiro's misuse. As will the misuse by all #cuckservatives . But, most importantly, the #cuckservatives ' lack of spine, and the Left's constant attacks, will continue to make the Alt Right grow.
As final proof of the connection between the Left and the #cuckservatives , when a known Leftist outlet, The Blaze, agrees with you; you lose the claim to be on the side of the Right. Whether that's supposed conservatism or New Right or even Alt Right.
Tuesday, August 15, 2017
Libtard Lunacy
To be followed on Twitter...
Oh, it's a guy from #fakenews ABCNNBCBS. The "NBC" portion of that conglomerate. Wonder what he wants???
I bet he saw #AltRight in my tweets and profile. I bet he wants to get some dirt...
So he said this...
And I replied with this...
(I bet you can see where this is going)
And then this happened.
1 tweet & blocked. It's like a gift.
Monday, August 14, 2017
Grappling In The Martial Arts
How should striking in the martial arts be emphasized? Let's look to history first, to find the answers.
Western History of Striking
In the ancient Greek Pankration days, the vast majority of matches involved grappling. Strikes were used to augment grappling actions, set up grappling actions, and occasionally finish from certain positions. This is seen in modern MMA, as well.
After time, a form of boxing was included in the games, as was a form of wrestling. These were eventually all but replaced by the Roman Empire's gladiator contests - which are noted for their increase in brutality.
As the Roman Empire gave way, and the British Empire rose, people continued to fight. Folk wrestling became the predominant unarmed means of combat. Again, strikes were used in conjunction with the wrestling, but almost never in lieu of it.
Old fencing texts, dating back to the 1400's and even earlier, made note of grappling techniques, as well as some striking techniques. The clear bent of these texts were to retrain a man used to wrestling into a fighter who would keep his feet in order to deliver an effective cut or thrust with his sword.
In the late 1800's, Catch-As-Catch-Can wrestling was codified from the folk wrestling of the era. Included were inputs from many regional "styles." Choke holds, though known to CACC exponents, were barred from contests. Instead, pins were recognized - likely due to their usefulness in obtaining a good "ground & pound" position.
During the same time frame, the Marquess of Queensberry Rules were codified, and boxing became a sport in similar fashion.
Both boxing and wrestling forbade the more injurious techniques that are often seen in combat. Modern MMA allows many of these forbidden holds and blows - but not all.
Eastern History of Striking
Dates are harder to come by, but the same stories hold true for Eastern martial arts with regards to grappling and striking.
China had grappling art Shuai Jiao as a base, and more recently added Kung Fu for striking. In fact, Kung Fu is often translated as Chinese boxing.
Japan had Jiu-jitsu for both striking and grappling, with an emphasis on grappling. Okinawa had Tegumi wrestling and later developed Karate for striking.
Modern History of Striking
The US has had boxing since the late 1800's. American servicemen brought Karate back with them in the early-to-mid 1900's. At the same time, TV was making a rise in American culture. Also, while Folk, Freestyle, and Greco-Roman wrestling were popular, they didn't get as much TV time as scripted "Professional Wrestling" entertainment. Thus, an overriding concept of striking as a predominant style of combat began to take hold.
Enter the Ultimate Fighting Championship and the dawn of modern Mixed Martial Arts competition. Early matches were dominated by grapplers. The culture was shocked back into reality, and grappling made a huge comeback.
Now, every MMA fighter includes three main styles: western wrestling, BJJ, and boxing / kickboxing.
It is understood that real combat not only involves grappling, but tends to favor grappling. Pure striking only exists in sporting contests with extensive rule sets designed to keep the action on the feet.
Similarly, with the boxing match in two weeks between MacGregor and Mayweather, it is largely given that if the same two men fought under MMA rules, MacGregor would win in short order - due to his grappling skills.
If you wish to be combat ready (read: want to do martial arts for self defense), your base must be grappling. Striking is a must as an ancillary skill. A fight may or may not be won with strikes. A fight may or may not be won with submission. However, a fight will be lost if you do not know how to grapple.
Saturday, August 12, 2017
Alt Right Still
The #AltRight is not the #AltReich ... but the #fakenews media will lump them together. Also in that lump are the Alt Light, the New Right, Conservatives, #cuckservatives , Trump supporters, Nazis, TradCons, Neocons, Libertarians, RINOs, Baptists, and whomever else they wish to demonize at the given moment.
Wishing success for white people is not the same as wishing failure for non-white people. There's a huge difference. But then, you knew that.
Understand, there is a culture war going on now. If you lean right at all, you will be lumped in with all of the above. Accept it. Get over it. Learn to fight fire with fire. Fail at this, and you will be no more.
Thursday, August 10, 2017
Not Even Satan Wants Her
In a move that is no doubt well-calculated, the news is this morning that Hillary Clinton wishes to become an ordained minister. Other recent reports suggest that the DOJ is about to reopen the investigation of Hillary. Yet another recent report indicates Hillary covered up a child paedophile ring.
No doubt Hillary's move to get ordained is going to be an attempt to portray herself as "having found Jesus" in an attempt to receive a lighter sentence when found guilty.
But the funniest part - when someone on Twitter asked if she was going to become a minister for the Church of Satan, the Church of Satan itself actually replied. They want no part of her. It's pretty sad when a person is so depraved that Satan doesn't want you.
Wednesday, August 9, 2017
The Memo
The buzz the last few days has been over the Google memo. Of course, SJW-ridden Google fired the author of the memo.
The folks on the Right are saying he has freedom of speech. And he does.
The folks on the Left are saying Google has a right to fire him. And they do.
But, as always, the Left is trying to sidestep the actual issue - the complete accuracy of the memo.
"In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act."
- George Orwell
Tuesday, August 8, 2017
Bear Attacks
Monday, August 7, 2017
Went Shooting
Thursday, August 3, 2017
More #cucks Cucking
This meme, shared by Vox Day, contains much truth. Liberals hate memes from the Right, because they can contain irrefutable truth and are more likely to be read and understood than a wall of text. Almost like a political zinger.
What's funny, is this inspired yours truly to engage in a little trolling on social media. Before long, a #cuckservative and a #Libtard were both trying to double team me. Of course, the antics failed to work and memeology won the day again.
But, it was revealing to see two "opposites" work together. One person, whose Bookface profile identified him to be a liberal. The second person's Bookface profile claimed "moderate conservatism." They worked hand in hand together. They both could have been shitlibs, based on how they portrayed their points.
Don't talk to me about conservatism. It has failed. There is the Right. And there is the Wrong.
Wednesday, August 2, 2017
Parking Rage
A few weeks ago, my wife had follow-up reconstructive surgery. When she was dismissed from the hospital, I, of course, went to retrieve my car to pick her up. This is where the fun began.
As I put my car into reverse and checked to see if the coast was clear, another car realized I was backing out and decided they wanted my spot. Now this is not problematic, in and of itself. However, the driver's actions, were most certainly problematic.
The driver stopped her car directly behind my car. Had I and pulled out, my rear bumper would have struck her driver door and rear door.
So I waited patiently.
After a few moments, the driver realized I could not pull out, so she backed her car up. She backed her car up exactly three feet!
So I waited patiently.
She honked her horn, as if she wanted me to pull out. She also gave me an exasperated look. I look back at her and motion that I had no room to pull the car out.
So I waited patiently.
Again, she backed her car up a few more feet. Now her front bumper was even with my rear bumper. She honked her horn again, angrily.
So, I stepped out of my car, closed the door, and crossed my arms and waited patiently - looking right at her.
She rolled down her window! "You just don't want me to have this parking space because I'm black!"
I pointed at the front of her car, smiled really big, and replied. This is not a race issue, it's a stupidity issue! Where am I supposed to pull my car out?"
She rolled up her window, and drove away in disgust. Folks, these people vote. And they vote Democrat. And they often vote more than once at a time.
Tuesday, August 1, 2017
Out With The Old...
Yesterday on Vox Day's Meme Wars, the thought was: "moderates serve only one purpose: to keep their own side from winning."
One of the related comments seen online made things clear:
The Old Right thought the Left was wrong.
The New Right understands the Left is evil and wants to destroy our souls.


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