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Should try to sell him in January honestly.
I'd much rather see Holding get any possible minutes it must be said.
Was my worry that he'd be confined to the training pitch.
Jenkinson's the only one getting sold, if this guy is preferred to him at right back.
Sadly, I feel when he's selected in the team, that we're bound to concede a goal from his own doing, which is a shocking trait to have as a CB. He did well as a bit-part RB yesterday, in fact, he put in some quality tackles too but his overall composure is what let's him down.
I would much rather persist with Holding/Chambers as backups to Kostafi.
I concur I want to see Holding developed , Gabriel scares me ,he looks like a Vampire !
Seemed solid. Sooner farm him off for an inflated fee. Think he would be a hero at a mid club.
What surprises me about him is his poor ability on the ball. I always assumed that coming from Spain (and a team as well regarded as Villarreal) he'd have some semblance of how to play with the ball at his feet.
Jenkinson should have never been brought back.
What is it?
Gabriel's birthday.
Yesterday he has played a good game when he tried to be a ball-winner, but his feet are totally useless in a squad who loves to play a type of football like Arsenal, City.
I agree which is why I have no idea why we signed him
Yeah he definitely seems an odd one... probably need to keep him just for depth, but I imagine Chambers comes back next summer and we sell him on. Mustafi is a better defender and has far superior feet and passing.
AW does have an odd way of cobbling multiple players who are decent-ish instead of just going for the one WC.
Probably because before to sign Mustafi, we had not any rude defender in the squad capable to play with a minimal style. Unfortunately his limits about the technique and the concentration are too big.
Anyone seen this from Gabriel?
So touching. He looked really lost
Hard not to get emotional when you see one of your own like that.
Gosh, That's touching.
Oh man Feel so bad for Gabriel. Showed unbelievable strength of character to play last night.


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This is Michael. I have received several requests recently to re-post something I wrote last year regarding the "Cost" of cancer in children. "Cost" not only means dollars and pounds, but also "cost" and harm to the child, their siblings and their families, their community and our society as a whole. In terms of cost to the child... such as hearing loss to Cannon because of the use of chemotherapy agents originally developed and approved for adult cancer and not for children and the toxicity level it has, such as the fact that he lay in a hospital bed for over a year and is now developmentally delayed, or even just the time playing or family time that is lost forever. I read and posted previously an article about the "cost" of having a child with cancer, and all of the treatment that a child has to endure just to try to live and with no guarantee that the treatment will work, and with almost a guarantee that it will be harmful and cause secondary damage later in life. What I am attaching below is fairly lengthy, but please take a few minutes and read this post entitled"Counting the Cost" by Aaron Hudson, the dad of Nate, who at age 2 was diagnosed like Cannon with stage IV high risk neuroblastoma. It is almost not believable, except I know it is true: I have lived it and watched it myself. Truly incredible.
Counting the Cost
September 9th, 2014
By: Aaron Hudson as published by Neuroblastoma Canada
So much of life revolves around numbers. The time you wake up in the morning, the number of steps you take throughout the day, the amount of calories you consume, the additions and subtractions of your bank account, and so on. These types of numbers can seem so mundane; however, these accountings of life tell a story and everyone's numbers paint a different picture. Some numbers tell you more of a story than others.
In 2009, my son Nate was diagnosed with stage IV neuroblastoma cancer at 2 years of age. Neuroblastoma is a solid tumour cancer, the third most common pediatric cancer and the most common cancer diagnosed in children under one year of age. When Nate was diagnosed, his primary tumor was sitting just above his left kidney, about 98% of his bone marrow was packed with cancer, and he had soft tissue lesions on a number of ribs and his right femur. His little body was full of disease. Neuroblastoma is a quiet beast – when children are diagnosed with stage IV neuroblastoma, the disease has metastasized in about 75% of the cases. In 2010, when Nate was almost finished treatment, he relapsed in his brain, bringing our fight right back to the beginning again.
When Nate was diagnosed, my wife and I started to keep a written record of Nate's treatment. We wrote down everything in a coil bound notebook, often covered with Nate's stickers, with print outs of blood counts and other important pages stuffed throughout the book. The book was always with us and we meticulously documented almost every aspect of Nate's treatment. We have filled almost 4 of these notebooks over the last 5 years. They were a way to look up important information, keep a running log of test results, compile lists of questions for doctors, make notes about nursing decisions, and track changes to medication doses. Doctors and nurses often made jokes about our notebooks, but they became vitally important to us throughout Nate's treatment. There have been many occasions when we've looked up something in "the book" and prevented a nurse from giving Nate the wrong medication, giving medication too often, or not often enough. Moving from hospital to hospital, and doctor to doctor, our notes helped us tell them what medications Nate needed and at what dosage. At home, we could never have kept all of the medications straight or administered them at the correct times without keeping these detailed records.
Earlier this year, my son finished his last planned treatment for relapsed stage IV neuroblastoma cancer. Monumental.
With this incredible achievement, I decided to take our notebooks and do an inventory of everything that Nate has been through over his almost 5 years of fighting this beast. This exercise wasn't meant to tempt fate or the universe, it was done out of the desire to tell Nate's story in a way that might help people understand what a pediatric cancer diagnosis looks like. I took each book and counted.
The numbers below are painful to think about, some more than others. Eighty-seven different drugs. Fifteen thousand ninety-four individual doses of medications. Four thousand two hundred sixty-five tube feeds. Thirty-eight general anesthetics; thirty-eight times we held Nate as he was sedated, his body growing limp with sleep, and thirty-eight times we saw him wheeled off into surgery, a scanning room, or radiation suite. These are some of our most painful memories.
There are so many things that were not counted – the amount of times Nate threw up, the hours spent in the car driving to the hospital, the days spent without his brothers, and all the missed time at school. And no set of numbers can ever capture how any of this felt to Nate. We can never describe his fear, his pain, his anxiety. Nor can we describe his immeasurable courage, strength, resilience, his ability to smile and to make us smile in the darkest of circumstances.
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness month. You may hear a lot of different numbers related to this over the next few weeks. About 850 children between the ages of birth and 14 years old will be diagnosed with cancer each year. Approximately 135 children will die each year from cancer in Canada. Two-thirds of childhood cancer survivors will experience long-term effects from treatment which will be classified as "severe" in their lifetime.
These numbers may not seem like much in light of adult cancers but if you knew the stories behind each of these numbers, you would never look at life the same way again. The numbers below belong to one 7-year-old boy. Nate's numbers, from September 2009 to February 2014:
13 cycles of chemotherapy
11 cycles of immunotherapy
29 radiation treatments
38 general anesthetics
17 surgical procedures
1 tumor biopsy
2 tumor resections
6 bone marrow biopsies/aspirates
1 port (central line) insertion (and removal)
2 central venous line (CVL) insertions (and removals)
170 CVL dressing changes
163 CVL cap changes
405 CVL flushes and heparin-locks
1 g-tube surgical insertion
1 Ommaya reservoir insertion
1 femoral line insertion
3 cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) flow studies
16 CSF taps
15 NG-tube insertions
10 g-tube replacements
19 Insuflon (leg port) insertions
1 stem cell harvest
1 stem cell transplant
1 stem cell rescue
23 CT scans
17 MIBG scans (nuclear medicine)
13 MRI scans
21 x-rays
10 ultrasounds
10 echocardiograms
5 electrocardiograms
4 PET scans
4 GFR scans
1 bone scan
9 audiograms
84 peripheral IV starts/needles
65 "finger poke" needles
318 complete blood counts (CBC)
66 blood cultures
229 inpatient days/nights (6 different hospitals)
212 outpatient clinic visits
173 nights on IV hydration at home
8 return flights to New York
32 blood transfusions
49 platelet transfusions
13 doses of cyclophosphamide
8 doses of topotecan
8 doses of etoposide
8 doses of cisplatin
5 doses of vincristine
9 doses of mesna
5 doses of doxorubicin
3 doses of melphalan
5 doses of carboplatin
9 doses of irinotecan
4 doses of rituximab
163 doses of temozolomide
95 injections of filgrastim
64 injections of sargramostim
20 infusions of ch14.18
3 infusions of 8h9
20 infusions of 3f8
14 days of continuous infusion of interleukin-2
162 doses of isotretinoin (Accutane)
46 days of continuous infusions of hydromorphone
20 days of continuous infusions of ketamine
8 days of continuous infusions of morphine
186 doses of hydromorphone
120 doses of morphine
214 doses of gabapentin
425 doses of Tylenol
40 doses of codeine
51 doses of ibuprofen
2 doses of fentanyl
2 doses of Demerol
31 doses of ceftriaxone
45 doses of piperacillin
6 doses of Septra
19 doses of gentamicin
16 doses of ceftazadime
50 doses of vancomycin
28 doses of nystatin
125 doses of dapsone
148 doses of ciprofloxacin
20 doses of Tamiflu
145 doses of piperacillin/tazobactam
11 doses of meropenem
5 doses of pentamidine
94 doses of acyclovir
5 doses of fluconazole
19 doses of caspofungin
302 doses of penicillin
5 doses of cefazolin
8 doses of cefalexin
55 doses of cefixime
42 doses of cefepime
61 doses of cloxacillin
25 doses of cefuroxime axetil (ceftin)
44 doses of amoxicillin
1,310 doses of ondansetron
235 doses of Gravol
175 doses of dexamethasone
162 doses of Ativan
195 doses of Benadryl
189 doses of ranitidine
108 doses of hydroxyzine
8 doses of hydrocortisone
26 doses of loratadine
21 doses of famotidine
22 doses of nifedipine
44 doses of amlodipine
202 doses of enalapril
51 doses of spironolactone
2 doses of hydralazine
3,462 doses of metoclopramide
2,957 doses of calcium carbonate
902 doses of vitamin D
654 doses of domperidone
521 doses of lansoprazole
126 doses of omeprazole
41 doses of pantoprazole
54 doses of Lasix
157 doses of polyethylene glycol 3350
159 doses of lactulose
85 doses of loperamide
35 doses of Lugols solution
8 doses of mannitol
50 doses of Cytomel
48 doses of potassium iodide
4 doses of Celebrex
22 doses of levalbuterol
18 doses of cheratussin
81 days on total parenteral nutrition (TPN)
4,265 NG-tube or g-tube feeds
871,940 millilitres of formula (145 cases)
Nate is now 8 years old. Think of that. He and Cannon and Ava and all the kids that have fought to live after being diagnosed with cancer have ALREADY experienced ALL of this entire list in their short lives. Almost unreal, but true, because Melissa and I have witnessed it with our own eyes. And just to put even more in perspective: several of the items on this list (example: stem cell rescue/transplant, tumor resection surgery) last for weeks or a couple of months and they are just a SINGLE item on this list. Many and most are painful (imagine yourself having the entirety of just 2 or 3 items on this list and then it sinks in). THIS is why we fight for these kids... anyone who would read this list could not argue reasonably that we can do better for our children.
Thank you to all who follow and pray for Cannon and all the kids with cancer that we know and who are right now, today, treating and suffering from the harsh treatments in the world of pediatric cancer. Thank you to all who have offered to educate the community or write their representative, make a donation to a children's cancer charity, tell a friend or family an awareness fact, make a presentation to a local group or make any effort for kids' cancer. Don't do it for us individually or just for Cannon. Do it for kids with cancer and for our society. Our children deserve better. When one reads the treatment endured by our children with cancer, is there any doubt that we can do better as a society and should demand more research dollars to find a cure for these kids? Help us at Cannonball Kids' cancer by making a donation today at cannonballkidscancer.org. Your donation goes directly towards funding pediatric cancer research trials. Only research and development through trials and bench to bedside work will stop this madness. Stand Up. Stand Up for children with cancer and in honor of those unjustly lost.
"Their laughter will make your heart melt. Their strength will make a grown person cry. If you ever see a child fight cancer, it will change your life forever."

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senators on Thursday approved Elizabeth Hagen as the top food-safety official at the U.S. Agriculture Department, a post that was vacant for months, and Catherine Woteki to oversee USDA's research arm.
Hagen and Woteki were confirmed as agriculture undersecretaries by voice vote. President Barack Obama used a recess appointment on Aug 10 to install Hagen as undersecretary for food safety, overseeing meat safety. The Senate vote assures her of serving a full term.
It took the administration nearly a year after taking office to announce Hagen, USDA's chief medical officer, as its nominee for the job.
The late-summer recall of half a billion eggs by two Iowa farms highlighted the absence of an administration appointee.
"There is no higher priority at USDA than ensuring that Americans have access to a safe and healthy food supply," said Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack in a statement applauding the Senate vote on Hagen and Woteki.
As undersecretary for research, Woteki will serve a second stint as a sub-cabinet official at USDA. During the Clinton era, she was the first person to serve as undersecretary for food safety.
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Reshoots Changed the Original 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes' Ending
by Ethan Anderton
October 3, 2011
Source: THR
Usually when a high profile, tentpole film that has completed shooting decides that reshoots are needed late in the game, that doesn't bode well for the production. However, when you hear about a drastic change in the ending to Rupert Wyatt's surprisingly fantastic summer prequel Rise of the Planet of the Apes, the skepticism and worry about reshoots might not be so prevalent in the future. THR has an interesting story about how James Franco's character Will Rodman, the scientist who raised and eventually abandoned Caesar, originally had an entirely different fate before reshoots changed the ending a month before release.
At a panel discussion during the Visual Effects Society Production Summit in Beverly Hills, Fox's president of post-production Ted Gagliano said that over the Fourth of July weekend this summer, James Franco flew from North Carolina to California to shoot the alternative goodbye to Caesar (Andy Serkis was on set, too) that ended up in the final cut of the film. The crew shot for three hours and Franco was back on a plane back to North Carolina and the film opened one month later. If you want to see how the original ending played out, The Playlist has a page from an early draft of the script where Will is killed at the end of the battle.
It's quite a drastic change considering the ending of the film leaves such an impression as audiences leave the theaters. Gagliano's talk about the decision comes down to business sense in that Fox wanted to keep their human star of the film alive for potential sequels (obviously), and also, now they have a completely different alternate ending they can use to help sell the Blu-Ray and DVD. Again, no surprise. Honestly, I like the moment that Will and Caesar share before the very last shot of the film, and it would've been a little too brutal for his character to be killed in the end, especially the way described in the original script.
For me, this helps quell the usual fear that comes from news that reshoots are always occurring on high profile projects. Usually extensive reshoots are worrisome, but in the end, the extra work could result in a better film. In the case of Rise of the Planet of the Apes, aside from the practical decision to change the ending, I think it actually works better on a number of levels. It shows that Casear really is in control of his ape army, and it allows for a more tender and less dark ending. If Will had been killed just before the final moments, I don't think I would've left the theater feeling as satisfied with the film. What do you think?
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Toxin Toxout: Getting Harmful Chemicals Out of Our Bodies and Our World
Bruce Lourie (Author), Rick Smith (Author)
St. Martin's Griffin
From Booklist: *Starred Review* The authors of the best-selling Slow Death by Rubber Duck (2010) return to answer the most common question raised by that book's fans: "How do we get all these toxins out of our bodies?" In a collegial, straightforward style, Lourie and Smith quiz doctors and researchers, converse with wellness activists, visit organic stores and companies and, most interestingly, engage in a variety of experiments to track how the more than 80,000 synthetic chemicals in use today got into our bodies and what it will take to get them out. (Test results after eight hours spent in a warm car will cure you of the "new-car-smell" appeal for life.)
Origins: How the Nine Months Before Birth Shape the Rest of Our Lives
Annie Murphy Paul (Author)
Free Press
"Science writer Paul (The Cult of Personality) segues between pondering her own second pregnancy and the developing literature on fetal origins in this fascinating study of the prenatal period, what one scientist calls the staging ground for well-being and disease in later life. Drawing upon current research and interviews with experts in this burgeoning field, Paul explores such varied topics as diet and nutrition, stress, environmental toxins, exercise, and alcohol use. She cites some frightening if by now familiar discoveries, such as the existence of 200 industrial chemicals that can be found in babies' umbilical cords, as well as some unusual findings, such as the discovery that women who consumed a daily dose of chocolate during their pregnancies gave birth to babies who smiled more at six months. She also exposes links between low birth weight and later cardiovascular disease, and muses upon the possibility that a dietary supplement might one day protect future children from cancer.
As the author delves deeply into the vulnerabilities of the prenatal environment, she comes away with a compelling sense of the importance of how society cares for and supports pregnant women. Focusing on how to minimize harm and maximize benefit during the nine months before birth, Paul's thought-provoking text reveals that this pivotal period may be even more significant and far-reaching than ever imagined."
Slow Death by Rubber Duck: The Secret Danger of Everyday Things
Rick Smith (Author), Bruce Lourie (Author)
Pollution is no longer just about belching smokestacks and ugly sewer pipes—now, it's personal. The most dangerous pollution, it turns out, comes from commonplace items in our homes and workplaces. To prove this point, for one week authors Rick Smith and Bruce Lourie ingested and inhaled a host of things that surround all of us. Using their own bodies as the reference point to tell the story of pollution in our modern world, they expose the miscreant corporate giants who manufacture the toxins, the weak-kneed government officials who let it happen, and the effects on people and families across the globe. This book—the testimony of their experience—exposes the extent to which we are poisoned every day of our lives, from the simple household dust that is polluting our blood to the toxins in our urine that are created by run-of-the-mill shampoos and toothpaste. Ultimately hopeful, the book empowers readers with some simple ideas for protecting themselves and their families, and changing things for the better...
Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals in Food
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CRC Press
The rise in the incidence of health problems, such as reproductive disorders and testicular and breast cancer, has been linked by some to endocrine-disrupting chemicals in the environment. The role of food in transmitting these chemicals is uncertain and a topic of considerable research. This important book addresses key topics in this area. Opening chapters review the effects of endocrine-disrupting chemicals on health and behavior. The second part of the book covers the origins, analysis, and risk assessment of endocrine disruptors in food products. Concluding chapters concentrate on particular endocrine-disrupting chemicals.
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P. Nicolopoulou-Stamati (Editor), L. Hens (Editor), C.V. Howard (Editor)
This book reviews recent trends and developments in the study of the impact that the environment has on human reproduction. It thoroughly examines these issues, using the most modern techniques and methods available, to analyze the manner in which both male and female fertility can be affected and assessed. Coverage examines such diverse factors as toxic environmental contaminants, air pollution, and exposure to medical drugs.
Environmental Impacts on Reproductive Health and Fertility
Tracey J. Woodruff PhD MPH (Editor), Sarah J. Janssen MD PhD (Editor), Louis J. Guillette Jr Jr PhD (Editor), Linda C. Giudice (Editor)
Cambridge University Press
Many reproductive and developmental health problems are caused by exposure to chemicals that are widely dispersed in our environment. These problems include infertility, miscarriage, poor pregnancy outcomes, abnormal fetal development, early puberty, endometriosis, and diseases and cancers of reproductive organs. The compelling nature of the collective science has resulted in recognition of a new field of environmental reproductive health. Focusing on exposures to environmental contaminants, particularly during critical periods in development and their potential effects on all aspects of future reproductive life-course, this book provides the first comprehensive source of information bringing together the arguments that are spread out among various scientific disciplines in environmental health, clinical and public health fields. It provides a review of the science in key areas of the relationship between environmental contaminants and reproductive health outcomes, and recommendations on efforts toward prevention in clinical care and public policy.
Biocidal: Confronting the Poisonous Legacy of PCBs
Theodore Michael Dracos (Author)
Beacon Press
In Biocidal, investigative journalist Ted Dracos tells the full story of PCBs for the first time, starting with the chilling chronicle of how the chemical industry manipulated regulatory agencies and scientific findings for decades to continue to reap huge profits, despite their knowledge of the threats posed by their "magic fluid." Dracos draws on extensive research to document the connection between PCBs and catastrophic human illness, presenting the latest science as studies draw ever more disturbing links between PCBs and continued health impacts ranging from cancer and autism to immunosuppression and reproductive abnormalities.
Biocidal also explores the science behind the threat PCBs pose to Earth's biodiversity: today, killer whales in the Puget Sound are dying, the eggs of Ontario Lake trout are doomed before they can hatch, 99 percent of the freshwater eels of Europe have disappeared, and frogs around the world are going extinct. While these disasters have many possible causes, evidence pointing to PCBs keeps accumulating, much like the toxins in these animals' systems.
Nonetheless, Dracos leaves readers with a profound message of hope: the damage is not irreversible. In fact, cleanup efforts that involve the removal of the source of PCBs can really work, and quickly. Offering a simple blueprint for steps that can be taken to reduce the impacts of all industrial chemicals, Biocidal ultimately points the way toward a detoxified world.


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RUSH: The More Success Trump Has, The Greater The Energy Poured Into Opposing Him Is Gonna Be
RUSH: I'm telling you, the more success Trump has, the greater the energy poured into opposing him is gonna be. If you are thinking that at some point in these next four years that the opposition to Trump is going to lay down arms, so to speak, and join him, that's never gonna happen.
The real leadership of the opposition is never, ever gonna do anything but continue to ramp up efforts to stop Trump or destroy Trump. Now, common, ordinary, everyday Democrats, not leftists, there may be — if the agenda gets implemented and this country starts humming on the domestic side and if jobs come back and if the economy gets up to 3% growth and is sustained and the job market expands accordingly and people's wages go up, it won't matter.
But if you think that people today, like Hollywood, are ever gonna sing Trump's praises, it's never gonna happen, folks. It's only going to get worse. And they know it at the White House. They're not expecting these people to be won over. That's not why Trump's doing anything he's doing. They don't expect the establishment types to one day say, "You know what? You're right, Mr. Trump, this is great. We like what you're doing." It's never gonna happen. They don't expect that to happen.
There may be, as I say, average, ordinary everyday Americans who come home to the cause, but the leaders of the establishment and the power brokers in it and the global establishment, they're never, ever gonna say, "You know what? We were wrong and Trump is right. And we need to get behind him." They're never gonna become what they think Trump is, a populist, a nationalist or what have you. It's gonna be a battle. That's why you better be glad Trump's the guy waging it. He's the one guy you could have elected who's not going to cave on this stuff, certainly not in the first month, first six months, first year. They're just getting warmed up.
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Spring Planting, Parsley Plus
This spring, I will also plant Parsley Plus (Petroselinum crispum var. tuberosum) also known as Hamburg Rooted Parsley. Parsley leaves are intense nutrient accumulators and a half cup is a serious overdose of Vitamin K. Not that we eat that … Continue reading
Spring Planting, Cabbage Turnip
This spring I will plant an ancient northern Italian variety of cabbage turnip called Giant Red Tarantino. It has been grown for 2000 years and is Brassica oleraceae. It likes full sun, and is a creamy yellow root that can … Continue reading
Spring Planting, Radishes
Radishes grow so quickly, I grow several generations of them during spring and fall. Now that I live in a cooler climate, I may manage some during summer as well. Radishes are an easy cool season vegetable that grows anywhere. … Continue reading
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A Potager is Alive and Bountiful
So much emphasis on concrete and raised beds seems a long way from my goal of living inside the healing circular economy of my five acres as expressed in my Food Forest. A Food Forest is alive and bountiful, how … Continue reading
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Creeping Forward on Potager
Worked outside for a while this morning, creeping along on my potager, specifically raised bed 5. I finished row 1 and working row 2 of concrete. My neighbor donated enough deadwood for layer one on the bed, so I grabbed … Continue reading
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Potager Plants
Now that my raised beds are morphing into a lovely potager, I need to think about planting them in a way that creates visual beauty and structure as well as provides food. Raised bed one has 4 Top Hat Blueberry … Continue reading
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My Potager is Showing its Bones
Funny as it sounds, my food forest is spawning it's own hugelkultur-based potager garden. From the south, this photo shows raised bed 3 to the left, raised bed 4 to the right, and raised bed 5 in front of the … Continue reading


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As summer comes to a close I finally pulled out a light, airy summer dress.
I hardly ever wear dresses!
I love skirt, shorts and pants but a good floral chiffon dress helps bring out the warmth and fun/playfulness of summer. Plus, you can wear a dress like this to any occasion...just accessorize based on the event and its good for a wedding, a night at the beach, dinner, lunch with the girls, etc.
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YM did a perfect test of it's hour high there
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People who never feel the Devil's opposition probably are not doing much for God.
See, the devil knows he cannot touch you and me in terms of condemning us to hell. So he is content to let us go our way as long as we don't try to invade his kingdom and make an impact for Christ.
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the stronger the opposition, the more you need to praise God in the midst of your opposition.
Satan can't handle praise. He's allergic to worship. He has to flee, because when we praise God, he shows up to enjoy our praises. And, Satan cannot abide the presence of God. So if your adversary is opposing you hard right now, it's time to praise. When we praise, we resist Satan's opposition ( James 4:7 ).


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Writer and Southern Oregon University professor Robert Arellano and a group of great poetry-facilitators are offering a FREE Family Day activity: drop-in, dual-language poetry workshops based on Levi Romero's "Where I'm From / De donde yo soy." Professor Arellano says, "I love teaching poetry writing in both Spanish and English! Dual-language differs from bilingual in that the materials and instruction are available equally in two languages, so you only need to know one or the other to get all the benefits."
Poet Levi Romero gave a public reading at the Schneider Museum of Art in 2012, the same year New Mexico named him the State Centennial Poet. In the creative activity that Romero created around "Where I'm From / De donde yo soy," everyone gets to tell the story of their own origins in a fun poem or a series of pictures. Poems and artwork created by families on FREE Family Day will be shared on the Museum's social media during the week of World Poetry Day, which is March 21, 2017.
The poetry workshops will be augmented with hands-on and exploration activities in the Museum designed to engage families in the exhibition. The exhibition on view is Shapes of Curiosity, the SOU Creative Arts Faculty Exhibition curated by Kelly Worman to complement the Southern Oregon University Center for the Humanities 2016-2017 Campus Theme.
Robert Arellano was born in a family of Cuban immigrants and is the author of six books and an online novel. He is a Professor of Creative Writing at Southern Oregon University and a regular instructor at Southern Oregon's annual César Chávez Leadership Conference, where in 2015 he delivered the keynote speech.
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Photo by Ted SoquiGidi Dar, the firmly secular director of a sympathetic new movie about a fundamentalist Jewish sect, doesnt immediately come across as a social healer. The 45-year-old Israeli is acerbic, fast-talking and opinionated you get the sense he likes nothing better than a good argument. Yet Ushpizin, a zany, touchingly philosophical comedy set entirely within the confines of an Ultra-Orthodox Hasidic community in Jerusalem, is a sweet-tempered effort to bridge the deep divide in Israel between an often contemptuous secular majority and the countrys religious minorities, who seal themselves off from a society they consider corrupt. The making of the movie was itself a conciliatory process. Dars friend of 18 years, Shuli Rand, a former A-list star of stage and screen who was born again into Ultra-Orthodoxy in the mid-1990s, emerged from retirement to write the screenplay and star with his wife, Michal, as a childless couple who pray for a miracle on the holy day of Succoth and find themselves hosting a pair of disruptive jailbirds risen from the husbands criminal past. The crew was secular, the cast mostly observant, and Rands rabbi was drafted to oversee adherence to Orthodox precepts on the set. And although the film was released on condition that it not play on Shabbat the prime moviegoing day of the week it quickly turned into a hit with critics and audiences of all stripes. Seven hundred thousand Hasidim saw the movie, and they were freaking out, in a good sense, says Dar, who had been nervous not only about the reactions of the religious community but of his mostly secular fellow filmmakers also, who, he feared, might accuse him of sucking up to fundamentalists. I thought it was a very, very provocative movie in a way, he says, and hes right, if you take into account the fact that the Israeli state was founded on an explicit rejection of the religious values that held Diaspora Jewry together for centuries. Inspired by Soviet socialism and turned off by what they regarded as the dweeby image of the observant, with their pale, bearded faces, curling side-locks and medieval dress Israels early settlers sought to normalize their new society by establishing a modern secular consensus. Dar believes that the cultural baby was thrown out with the political bath water. We erased such a huge, amazing tradition, he says, confessing his envy of European filmmakers like Fellini and Bunuel, whose art drew on the very Catholicism they detested.As with many a socialist monolith, Israels consensus collapsed when the country grew into a pluralist society, riven by teeming conflicts of ethnicity, class and religion. A once-moribund Israeli cinema, stuck fast in the countrys conflict with the Palestinians and heedless of the rapid social changes in its own backyard, has at last matured, diversified and grown livelier, addressing issues of homosexuality, gender, race, class and the last taboo religion in a whole range of genres. Dar is not the first Israeli filmmaker to take on the Ultra-Orthodox. Amos Gitais crude, arrogant Kadosh (1999), which Dar dismisses as a terrible movie, was as hostile to the undeniably inegalitarian gender politics of the Hasidim as Dar is understanding. Perhaps too understanding, given that Hasidic women have little life outside the home, where theyre required to raise as many children as is biologically possible. Dar waves this objection away a touch too readily. I was surprised to see that the majority of women are the boss in the family, he says. They say, Youre the boss outside, Im the boss in here, and thats what counts. As every domestic goddess knows, though, when your power is limited to the four walls of your home, chances are youll turn to ballbusting.When we say fundamentalist today, the word is like a curse, Dar says. More than half the people in this world billions are fundamentalist, and we cant say that they are all bad. Its not like we [secularists] are such angels. If we can come to see them as good people trying to be better, then its much better for dialogue than hate. That leaves unresolved the question of the self-imposed exclusivity of fundamentalist communities and their rejection of, even revulsion for the secular world. Still, Dars effort to look at this hermetically sealed subculture holistically, from within, is irresistibly fresh. I was trying to make a movie that would force people to put aside their conflicts, he says. We dehumanize the other side as much as they dehumanize us. I searched for a way to overcome this for an hour and a half, to make you look at this world through their eyes. To judge by the rapturous response, Ushpizin seems to have done just that, tapping into a burgeoning interest in spirituality in Israel and the battle fatigue of a country sick to death of waging war within and across its borders.
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So, if you still need something, don't despair. Your lovely local jeweler is ready and waiting to help. If you love the designers I feature on the site, some of my favorite retailers in the country represent those designers with the utmost integrity. Stores like Greenwich Jewelers in NYC; Deleuse Jewelers in Tiburon, CO; Single Stone in Los Angeles; Max's in Minneapolis; Fox's Gem Shop in Seattle; and many more…
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Level Group to Open First Retail Storefront
Prime Spring Street location selected to capitalize on recent Bowery growth
Level Group is nearly ready to open it's first ever retail storefront at 6 Spring Street, in the bustling neighborhood of Nolita. Renovations are almost complete with desks, computers and window displays going in right now. This will be Level Group's third location, providing a nice downtown complement to its Midtown headquarters and its Upper Manhattan branch office.
Despite various offers and opportunities over the years to open a street level presence, Level Group has previously resisted doing so in order to keep costs down and commission splits up for it's 160 brokers and agents. This time, however, the opportunity was simply too compelling to resist.
"Nolita and the Bowery are exploding right now, with lots of new development and condo prices topping $2,000 per square foot," said Larry Link, Level's President and Co-Principal Broker. "Opening our first store on Spring Street where it meets the Bowery puts us in a prime position to capitalize on the growth happening all around us."
Recently posted on Level's Instagram page and published on their home page at levelgroup.com, the window at 6 Spring Street has a large "coming soon" banner with the message "Great to meet ya, SoHoLita!" So what is SoHoLita?
"We wanted a message that was engaging and didn't take ourselves too seriously," said Link. "Real estate brokers have a long history of renaming neighborhoods for their own benefit, so we thought would help people remember the location if they got a chuckle from it. So far, it's been working well."
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Thomas Mueller intensifies his dispute with Germany's finance minister Peer Steinbrueck.BERLIN - A Swiss MP compared Germany's finance minister to the Nazi Gestapo police in an increasingly bitter dispute caused by Switzerland's banking secrecy laws, a German paper reported Friday.
"In Germany, the Gestapo was also an elite," deputy Thomas Mueller said in an interview with mass-circulation Bild, adding that the minister, Peer Steinbrueck, "reminded him" of the official Nazi secret police force.
"It's the way he presents himself: uncompromising, disrespectful and haughty," the MP added.
The conservative Swiss from the Christian Democrat party said his remarks were intended as an attack on Steinbrueck personally and that he wanted to encourage him to visit Switzerland in an attempt to "understand our country."
Tensions between the two politicians, initially triggered by a tax dispute between Switzerland and Germany, escalated since Mueller said in the Swiss parliament Wednesday that Steinbrueck was like a figure from the Nazi era.
"He reminds me of the old generation of Germans, who 60 years ago went through the streets with leather coats, boots and armbands," he said.
Switzerland's banking secrecy laws became the focus of a debate after Germany and France called for a list of tax havens to be developed ahead of a summit of G20 leaders in April.
On Thursday Steinbrueck told the Sueddeutsche Zeitung daily that as a result of the disagreement he received threatening letters from Switzerland and was called "a Nazi henchman."
Some Swiss were angered after Steinbrueck made a Wild West analogy last Saturday that was interpreted in Switzerland as likening them to "Indians" frightened by the threat of the "cavalry."
But Berlin minimised the argument Friday, with Steinbrueck's spokesman Thorsten Albig telling reporters, "We are relaxed."
Albig added that Steinbrueck would welcome a visit from Swiss President and Finance Minister Hans-Rudolf Merz to discuss the matter.
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Rumors have been going around that rapper Lil' Kim signed a deal with Universal Music Group for days.
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- Okay, I've tried to find some solution to the wifi issues with the LG Optimus S and Android. It sounds like the new update for 2.3 messed it up, but I can't tell, since I need the wifi to check for a new update.
I've only had the phone for one day. It's out of the box new. But it doesn't sound like any malfunction with the phone itself, it sounds like the same issues many others have had with this software.
Only today has it went from working great to the wifi disabling. I'll enable it and it almost immediately shuts off. I can tell it won't connect due to the icon not showing up.
Now, is there any real solution to this problem? A permanent fix? Even a hard reboot won't work. I've also uninstalled any suspecting apps that may have conflicted but still no result. I'm just really annoyed at this. I don't like knowing I've paid for something that suddenly won't work anymore. I doubt a new phone would make any difference.02-23-2012 12:35 AM
- 2.3 was indeed a borked update. The official downgrade back to 2.2 would be your best bet if you don't want to root your phone so soon after getting it.
http://forums.androidcentral.com/lg-...available.html02-23-2012 01:14 AM
- epidenimusRacer of ElevatorsFirst of all: Welcome to AC and our little corner here! We hope you enjoy your stay and venture into the world of Android.
This is a bit odd. I'm not ruling out a ZVH issue at all here. It really is hosed. Our devs here have really worked hard to fix the bugs associated with it, but the stock ROM sees none of those patches.
From a troubleshooting perspective, I do have to ask a couple obvious questions: Is there anything that you have changed or installed recently that may effect this? Did you enable Airplane mode? Do you have wifi configured properly? Has the password for the network somehow been lost (i.e. "forgetting" a network or clearing certain data settings)?
I have already seen one instance with such behavior and it involved a user using Spare Parts+ and he managed to set his Wifi sleep policy to turn off. However a reboot should allow you to reconnect (until you sleep).
If all these things check out, why not take it to the store where you got it and let them figure it out?02-23-2012 02:45 AM
- First, this isn't a Sprint phone, but from what I've noticed, both the Sprint version and the Net10 LG Optimus S (LG Optimus Net) seem like clones. The manual for the Sprint version tells me the same features I have on this one. It seems almost identical to the Phoenix my Dad owns. I came here because it seemed like people had the same exact issues with the Optimus from Sprint. I can't get any info on the actual Net10 version, but overall, it's still an Android, It's still an Optimus, and it's doing the same thing.
This particular phone I ordered & had mailed, so I can't take it to the store. Everything is configured perfectly and none of the current apps have anything to do with Wifi. Even after taking any suspecting apps off, I found out that was never the real case anyway. The only app I had just as it started acting up was a VLC remote. But, it needed to "find" my computer's VLC via wifi so... it wasn't a real issue. If anything, it probably helped me notice there was a problem to begin with.
I used a wifi fixer (Not Blade Wifi fixer, but one specifically for android phones, period), which helped bring it from completely disabling to constantly reconnecting then disabling until I try to connect it again. It looks more like it's having issues figuring out where the wifi is, lol.
How exactly would I downgrade to 2.2? Since I can't get it to access the wifi, do I use the developer's software? I have it downloaded because I thought there might be an issue with it reading my SD cards also. I have one that works fine on my old phone but had issues with this one. I tried the brand new one it came with, which worked and then suddenly acted like I had a blank, unformatted card. I'm assuming there's a way via data cable; if it can be debugged that way, that is.
I'm fairly savvy with technology and I learn fast, so if there's something technical I need to do, just give me a walkthrough to follow and I can probably do it easy enough.
--Edit-- I meant to ask also: How do I know what ROM I have? I know that technically what I have would be the factory version, but does each one come with either Froyo or whatever "vanilla" version? I know it's possible to change what kind in order to make it run better or fix a buggy version. I just want to know what I'm dealing with so that, in the future, I can know what to do.02-23-2012 04:02 AM
- You can't downgrade, because you don't really have an Optimus S. The Optimus Net is a close relative to the S but is a different device still.
Do NOT try to do anything specific to the Optimus S (like flashing the above downgrade zip), you WILL brick your phone.02-23-2012 08:24 AM
- I wasn't going to try that until I knew for sure what I could/couldn't do with it. My gut tells me that no one at the Net10 site would be of any real help since none of them are actual Android/LG developers for this type of phone. I also think that it's so new, no one would have any real fix for this wifi issue yet.
It doesn't kill me to not have it, since the 3G works fine, but now there are features & apps I'll never get to use. But most of them are probably useless anyway. I'll probably just stick to anything that utilizes BlueTooth. I'm happy with the things that do work, after all.02-23-2012 04:43 PM
- I'm not trying to double post but add to this and bump the thread up for extra help (since no one would see it otherwise).
I've tried posting on the Net10 forums -- just in case -- but they won't even post my thread. I posted in the appropriate forum, but my gut tells me that since it's more of an Android issue, I won't get my thread posted and I won't get any help.
If someone knows what I could do with the LG Optimus Net for the wifi issue, let me know. Clearly I can't do anything as Drew said, but if someone has something I can try that won't mess it up, I'd like to know. Anything is worth a shot at this point. I tried a couple more apps that might fix it but they only confirm that my best bet would be downgrading, which of course.... I can't do.02-25-2012 04:53 PM
- BuddlespitWannabe kewlI just looked at your phone and I can tell you that you have a completely different animal on your hands. Even the wifi is different. Whatever you hear will only be supposition. At this point, I would advise you to contact your sales rep and/or tech support.02-25-2012 08:18 PM
- I've had roughly the same issues with my S. Ever since the push to ZVH, its like the entire phone's gone downhill. Bluetooth randomly drops (if I try to turn it off and on again, it force closes EVERYTHING, forcing me to yank the battery), 3g occasionally drops, necessitating a restart, I can't overclock beyond 729 anymore (back with ZVD and Reborn I could hit 806 and run at it for almost a month, now I'm lucky if I only have to restart/yankbattery my phone 4 times a day), and WiFi absolutely refuses to function. I'm able to connect to the router (and show on active client list), but NO data goes upstream or down.
I'm due to be getting an upgrade here in the next week or two, and I'm seriously considering the Epic or Epic 2. I hate to leave a phone that I loved for the longest time, but I've had to deal with this for almost 2 months now, and I can't take it anymore.
That said, as far as the homegrown front goes, which would you all recommend I go to? Granted my recreational use for the phone is primarily reading ebooks and surfing, back on ZVD I loved emulators....02-28-2012 03:38 AM
- Okay! I found the real issue.
Apparently I could connect to another wifi that was open. It didn't seem to work before, but it does now. How or why? I have no idea. But it won't connect to my home wifi. It's a secured Wifi with a custom name SSID that Cisco gave it, which I can see on the network list. It's WPA2-PSK.
The thing is, we've reset the wifi a few times, by that I mean A/C reset. Comcast sends a new IP address, which knocks our net off, causing us to reset using the A/C on both the router and that cable internet box. Dumbest thing I've ever known to happen, but it happens.
So I have successfully updated my phone's software, which I got a push alert for 2 days ago. I'm not sure if anything's changed as far as bugs with apps deleting once they get on the SD card, which I've noted happens to lots of people with Android. I've tested other SD cards and it's the same issue.
Now, if someone can help me fix this issue with my Wifi being read by my phone, I'll be ever grateful.
Ranji, your issue was nothing like mine. Mine was only the Wifi connection. Go start a thread on your own because it sounds like you have multiple issues. The phone itself sounds like it was a dud, actually. You're better off asking for a trade, and if that doesn't work, go with one of the phones you're looking at. Look at reviews from others, particularly on Cellphone forums, not official reviews. User word-of-mouth is always best.03-08-2012 02:05 PM
- @Ranji,
Not to seem oversimplistic, but if you liked the ZVD and the ZVH baseband is causing so much of a headache, why not downgrade? There are still a lot of great ROMs in dev for ZVD; ZVI may come *one day* but LG doesn't seem too worried about it.
I believe one of the stickies has the Official Sprint ZVD downgrade. Best of luck whatever you decide!03-08-2012 04:45 PM
- epidenimusRacer of ElevatorsIt sounds as though it's an issue with entering the PSK in the client device incorrectly.03-08-2012 04:53 PM
- Did you try a factory reset?
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- No, I found out that the real issue is that we have an encrypted Cisco router, and it requires using a USB on the computer that needs to use the Wifi. I can't just plug in the USB to the phone. I did see a place on my phone to load encrypted certificates, but I know that isn't the same thing. The phone has Android OS and the key/usb is for PC only, as far as I know.03-12-2012 02:01 AM
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A Dover, N.H. resident, Lathrop began her Harborside Fabric Design 30 years ago. Prior to establishing her business full time, she taught art and special education in public schools at preschool through university levels.
Beginning with hand painted silk scarves, she then created matching jewelry and has since expanded her line to include hand painted silk wall hangings and multilayered framed pieces. Both her realistic and abstract designs are reflections of her herb and flower gardens and travels around the countryside and waterways of New England. Each piece features an original design which is individually painted and signed. Her work is presently shown in galleries and shops, and she continues to do some retail shows each year, teaching and giving demonstrations of silk painting as time allows. She is affiliated with Silk Painting International and the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen and has received numerous awards throughout the years.
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