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Srinivas Mandyam
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Verious World HQ
1271 Laurel Street
San Carlos, CA 94070
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Deutsche Telekom Launches Mobile Component Marketplace07/03/12 -techcrunch.com
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Just heard on public radio of using rag weed on mosquito bites ---reportedly causes welts to disappear.
Just heard on public radio of using rag weed on mosquito bites ---reportedly causes welts to disappear.
Help! I walked over to a neighbors house, they had a litter of kittens in the garage. Now, I have flea bites all over my legs and feet. So itchy! I get blisters from them. I know it's fleas because I killed several. I'm afraid I brought some home, so sprinkled diatomaceous earth around the floors before I left for work. I'm so distracted by this itch! Several have popped the blisters and are now itchy scabs, huge sores. I've put tea tree oil on them, but I really need something better.
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679 PostsDear Adam,
My family has found that itching from bug bites (mostly ticks where we live) is relieved a lot by taking turmeric. 1 teaspoon 2-3 times a day, internally. You can take 4 capsules for each teaspoon if you prefer. I think it also makes them heal faster.
I find that unpasteurized apple cider vinegar, topically gives relief for quite a while too. If the skin is broken, you may want to dilute it with some water.
~Mama to Many~Posted by Om
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08/07/2014Hello, Adam --- just think of the helpless little kitties that are exposed to bearing the torture of fleas that can cause illness and death. Perhaps you could tell your neighbour to help them and their Mom. There are non profit societies that can intervene if possible. They are online or in the phone book. Wish I was there. Meanwhile Mama to Many gave you good advice. Hope it helps.
Namaste, OmPosted by Oceanman58 (Los Alamitos, CA) on 04/04/2014
Does anybody, especially from other countries know of foods to add to your diet to prevent getting bit by fleas? I, unfortunately, have that system that has always attracted fleas. My dog is flea free but when taking her for a walk, I can get bit and bit..Here is a list of things I have tried that have not worked....Garlic cloves and supplements, B1, ACV internally, eradicating sweets from diet, tea tree oil spray on clothes, lavender oil spray on clothes, ACV spray on clothes, a combination of these things.. If someone knows that right vegetable or fruit and/or combo, thank you thank you thank you!!!
EC: Brewer's yeast was recommended as a preventative for black flies. Do not know if it would work with fleas.Posted by Mike62
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04/04/2014Oceanman58: Wondercide.Posted by Emans (London, England) on 09/04/2011
Firstly thank you for taking time to read this, 2 weeks ago friday 26/08/11 I was at work at noticed that my left foot was really itchy so after suffering the entire day I finished work and headed home after checking my foot I noticed that I had received 2 bites from an insect of some sort on my ankle and at the top of my foot near my toes anyway it did not seem all bad im not new to insect bites so I ignored it totally.
After several days of continued itchiness and suffering I decided to look at my foot again having totally ignored it, however when I checked my foot this time I was shocked to see that on the top of my foot near my toes the bite had gone from a simple bite to a circle very red/purple about a coin and half in size if not bigger and on the ankle it had swollen some and again become very red I decided that I had never seen this before so I went to the gp the day after the doctor confirmed it was an insect bite and was unable to tell me what insect she gave me antibiotics named flucloxacillin (500mg capsules) had to take 4 every day and today a week after my foot has not improved and while one of the circle has gone there some sort of different red marks I took some pictures,
This are the ankle shots (sorry they are terrible),
And these are my toes ones,
As you can see from the white stains I have tried baking soda, keeping my foot in boiling water with salt, and your normal house old disinfectant but nothing has stopped the itchiness or made these bites go away so I found this site and hoping you guys have some suggestions of what to do.
Once again thank you for reading this.Posted by Maria
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211 PostsHi Emans, Last week the top of my foot was swollen and itchy we could see it was a bite of some sort so tried the usual things that mostly work for me but this time they didn't. Then tried iodine topically and in less than a minute the itching stopped. It came back in a couple of hours so reapplied the iodine. Did the iodine about four times that day and the next. Also did one application on the second day of an arthritis/muscle cream that contained boswellia. No more itching and is currently healing nicely, just two scabs both smaller than a pinhead. The iodine gave almost instant relief from the itching. All the best.Posted by Maggie
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09/05/2011To Emans of London.
Insects love eating me. Over the summer, while gardening I had a few bites unlike any I had before. Very bad reaction & quite a large piece of skin/flesh was visibly missing. I tried all the usual remedies. Nothing worked & they wouldn't heal properly for a couple of weeks. I was left with scars.
I recently 'discovered' this site, and next time I was bitten by the mystery insect, I tried using 3% HP on a Qtip. Unbelievable!!! Itching stopped immediately. No swelling. Healed in a couple of days with no scarring. Amazing! Still no idea which insect it was though! Try it...... Good Luck.....MaggiePosted by Emans
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2 PostsThank you for the replies,
This may be a silly question what is 3% HP? also thank you maria I will try to get what you suggested as soon as possible.
EC: 3% HP= hydrogen peroxidePosted by Maria
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211 PostsSorry forgot to say it was lugol's iodine. I do think any iodine would be ok as it's for topical application.Posted by Jr
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71 PostsI know this sounds crazy but the thing that works really well is to put a penny on any bite. We just tape it on with some scotch tape and forget about it. It takes the itch out. We have been using it for mosquito bites but it may work for other bites as well. If it is still itching when we go to bed, we leave it on overnight and that usually takes care of it without using anything else.Posted by Debbie
Melbourne, Australia
09/05/2011It doesn't sound crazy if penny's are made of copper. Copper is a natural antibacterial agent. It will kill off most bacteria pretty quick. It can even kill MRSA very quick in a couple of hours and E Coli. Amazing stuff.Posted by Tena
Champaign, Il
7 PostsMosquito bite: I used HP 3% on a cotton ball. I used a bandaid to hold it in place and the itch was gone immediately! Left it on for 45 mins to an hour. Worked great! Normally I would have scratched it til it bled! Give it a try!Posted by Andreea (Grimsby, On, Canada) on 05/22/2011
I need help: my son (4) got bitten yesterday by a mosquito while we were up north (Canada). The spot got swollen a bit right after the bite and I put some coconut oil on it. About two hours later the spot on his forehead became really swollen. The bump is about 3-4 cm in diamater and about 1 cm in height. That was yesterday. Today it looks about the same, if not a bit biffer. It is not read, it isn't hot and it's not itching. What do you think I should use to reduce the inflamation?
Thank youPosted by Francisca
Michelbach-le-bas, Alsace, France
900 PostsHi Andreea, I wouldn't worry much if I were you! The bites will disappear even if it takes a few days. Once I was badly bitten on one leg in Denmark. The next day my leg was all swollen from the ankle to the knee. It didn't itch at all but it felt very weird. You could try lemon juice, for example, or essential oils, there are several that help with mosqito bites like lavender or tea tree oil. Coconut oil should help as well. One thing that helps with the itching is saliva and you always have it with you. Good luck....Posted by Andreea
Grimsby, On
17 PostsHello Francisca and thank you for your thoughts. I tried coconut oil right after he got bitten and again a few hours later. Yesterday I tried tea tree oil and lavander oil in a grapeseedoil base. Didn't work. We went to the hospital today, as it seems to be getting bigger, but the doctor only recommended Benadryl (antihistamine) which I am still reluctant to give. I read somewhere that blowing warm air with an hairdrier decreases the swelling as the heat de-activates histamines. I will try this too, if my son will let me :)
If it works, I'll post it on here.
All the best, AndreeaPosted by Sheila
San Diego, Ca, Usa
74 PostsHi Andrea,
Please be careful with the hair dryer treatment. Even at 'warm' it could still damage the skin, possibly burn. I've not heard of a hair dryer de-activating histamines.
Drinking water and electrolytes will flush out histamines. It'll take time, but it's worked for me. I've also been taking Benadryl the last couple of days, sparingly -- it's with long term use that is a bigger concern.
Have you tried a vitamin E cream on the bite, or stinging nettle tincture w/jojoba, or diluted ACV dabbed on? Baking soda paste on bee/insect stings helps soothe:
Thoughts of quick healing for your son,
SheilaPosted by Sheila
San Diego, Ca, Usa
74 PostsP. S. If you do use Benadryl, they do sell it in a dye-free version, 25 mg. I'd look for dye-free in the children's formula depending on the age of your child.Posted by Andreea
Grimsby, On Canada
17 PostsHello Sheila
I know, the hairdryer thing is strange, but I saw it in different places... Of course, I wouldn't keep it on high or anywhere too close to the face, and I don't think a little heat can do much harm... that being said Andrei still hasn't allowed me to do it.
Here's a link on the dryer info
AndreeaPosted by Michelle
Cambridge, Cambs / Uk
18 PostsDear Andreea, I get bitten so much, more than anyone else I know! I have found wonderful castor oil is the best after bite solution, For prevention, I squeeze fresh lemon juice and pat it on bare skin and hair. It actually deters them. I found these remedies whilst being eaten alive in India!Posted by Sheila
San Diego, Ca, Usa
74 PostsHm. I wonder if one could use this 'warmth' cure, and sit out in the warm sun for 5-10 minutes and get the same result, exposing the bite. One would get a dose of vit D to boot.
If you ever try it, please post if it works.Posted by Lamplighter (Albuquerque, Nm) on 05/17/2011
I have two indoor cats. While living in NC, I experienced fleas for the first time. I am now in NM and am experiencing them again! I have treated both cats with frontline plus - can't say that it really seems to help - then or now (any suggestions for other product?). I have bites on my head (sores) and also sores on my back. I also find very tiny little red marks on various places on my body which I assume are where the bites took place. I do see little black dots and have had a doc and vet test but there is no blood in them. I also have seen little slivers of black pieces on my skin as well. I vacuum, dust and wash clothing and sheets. It seems like when I put on clothing that has been washed, I am bitten from the clothing - can the fleas exist in the clothing? Could the washing/moisture and heat increase productivity - hatching of eggs? It seems the bugs reside in the fabric, sheets and/or clothes. I have thrown away clothes because I feel like I get bitten when wearing them. I know they always talk of fleas itching but I find them more of a sore feeling than an itching feeling. My cats seem less bothered than I.
I wonder at times if the frontline plus, borax, comet, etc are causing me a chemical reaction and my skin is reacting in this weird way????I have not seen a flea on them this go-roudn but did see ONE in NC. I have sprinkled borax soap around, tried spraying with vinegar, comet, etc. I have also seen some red "tracks" on my skin - I find myself picking at my head and possibly spread onto my skin by touch. I don't know whether to shower more or less - again without knowing if I am increasing the numbers because of the moisture. I even use a body scrubber and leave shampoo and conditioner in hair in hopes of killing them.
I would wonder if I am imagining all of this but I have a cousin who has had the exact same symptoms - down to the last detail. He is not someone I spend time with but rather contacted him after learning of he was having similar problems. I could go on and on but I think that gives you somewhat of an idea.Posted by Bughater
Chicago, Il
06/19/2011What you describe sounds like bed bugs... Have you checked the seams of the mattress etc? These are very difficult to get rid of to say the least and they hitch rides in your clothing..... Do some research for tell tale signs in the room. Look for black dots on furniture etc these would be the droppings... They like wood so start with any wooden furniture in the room first. They do not travel very far from their food source so they should be close to the bed if this is the case. I worked with my neighbor for three months to get rid of them in her house! We wrapped the mattresses in plastic covers... Duct taped the zipper completely, put borax around the bed, vaseline on any climbing source to the bed, sprayed the entire room down with alcohol (we were told it may kill the eggs before they can hatch), and finnally she would wear long sleeves, pajama pants and socks to bed. No bites for a long time now and she only saw one or two small ones which she immediately killed after that... easy to find if you know what you are looking for but they spread out so you just have to be vigilant. I hope this helps! Good LuckPosted by Mary
Regina, Saskctchewan, Canada
06/19/2011Hi: I was just reading that Food Grade Diatomacious Earth was a very effective killer of Bed Bugs. See a web site called Wolf Creek Ranch for a better description of all the amazing features of this unique silica product.
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Approval Ratings YEA (1) 100% Posted by Sue M. (Worden, Il, Usa) on 08/26/2012
Oh, Timh.... Thank you. You touched my heart and soul with your words. God's many blessings on you.Posted by Lisa (Thousand Oaks, Ca, Usa) on 08/24/2012
[YEA] Hi everyone, while on vacation, we went hiking in the rainforest in Costa Rica where I was attacked by mosquitoes. I was even wearing bug repellent but, as always it never seems to work for me. I ended up with about 50 mosquito bites and was absolutely miserable that night. I couldn't sleep and ended up going on EC to see what was recommended. I had already tried cortisone cream which didn't do a thing for the itching. Amazingly, I found a recommendation from Francisca saying saliva worked very well. Since I was on vacation I didn't have a lot of things I would normally have at home so the ACV wasn't available. So, I tried the saliva and amazingly enough, it brought the throbbing and itching down to about half. Still not great but better.
The next day, I spent an hour swimming in the ocean since sea salt was recommended. Well, that was the trick! All pain and itching gone! Hopefully, this helps someone! LisaPosted by Timh
Louisville, Ky, Usa
1257 PostsLisa, thanx for all your informative posts.
Problem in Ky isn't Mosquito's, but an army of ticks and chiggers; and plenty of fleas on my kitties (generic frontline works good and a full tube is enough for 2). As for prevention I have read somewhere that eating garlic is good against the little vampires. As for the chigger bites I am finding best results by giving the affected spot a good squeeze so to bleed and drain the toxins out - wipe clean - apply old timer's Potter's Salve - wait for first frost (lol).Posted by Lisa
Thousand Oaks, Ca, Usa
704 PostsHi Timh, Again, thanks for reminding me to write you. I keep meaning to! Thank you for all of your amazing posts. You are a force on this site that helps so many people. It is obvious that you have learned so much on your journey. It appears that you have overcome so many odds! Thus, through first-hand knowledge you reach out to help others. It is much appreciated...
I also remember reading a little while back, I think to Robyn, that you have been reading much on NDE. Are you familiar with Elizabeth Kubler- Ross? I would imagine you are since much of her life was devoted to this work. I have read many myself and also many accounts from Masters who have walked this earth plane. Baba Muktananda and Yogananda are two of my favorites in their accounts of the human/ God experience. Life is such a mystery... Blessings on you, LisaPosted by Timh
Louisville, Ky, Usa
1257 PostsLisa, it has been quite a journey and educational at that; and I try to convey anything positive for everyone here although my abilities are compromised. Add the psychological or spiritual elements to the mix and things can get difficult; so the art of simplicity is the rule. Case in point, in response to the personal and give/receive nature of this E.C. site/ message board, over the past few months I have rollercoaster from very poor to somewhat good health conditions and have remained faithful here as I am still in a somewhat desperate mode clinging to what little life force I have; anyway, amazing enough and on many occasions I receive post exactly pertinent to my condition at the moment. There are the laws of average and likelihood but these occasions have been so consistent and sometimes I will have only been thinking about some aspect of some illness throughout the day and as soon as I begin reading on here the answer is posted. My belief is that as people show true concern for one another without the devil of money involved, telepathic or "miraculous" events can occur. One year ago I had been occasionally reading E.C. and after a few months decided to start posting and, to be candid, I don't think I would still be alive if not for all the great info and good hearts here.
As for NDE's my interest has certainly escalated over the past few yrs, and I have been greatly encouraged and blessed from these fortunate folks. I haven't heard of Elizabeth Kubler- Ross (that I know of). The Anita Moorjani testimony is amazing document of the healing power of "eternity" as she died of Lymphoma Cancer and totally recovered within days of her return.
All the good thoughts, deeds and even intents of people will be consummated in the next life; and we will truly love each other in such a pure way that all the pain of this body and world will be as nothing. I never really considered myself one in need of the humility that can come from suffering, but it is an unmistakable fact that suffering can be tremendously advantageous. As the destructive forces of this world weld their way over us, the big truth is that love is really all that's left of creation and that's what will live in eternity. So, as all of us here suffering from our ailments have a dual mindset of rejection (i want to get my health back) and acceptance ("Thy will be done"). The "infinity factor" should always be the focus, removing as much bad energy from our minds and lives as possible, and be ready when that great day comes.
Many thanks and blessing to you and everyone here.
"Love is the only answer - hate is the root of cancer - then" --YESPosted by Lisa
Thousand Oaks, Ca, Usa
704 PostsHi Timh, What a beautiful post! Yes, pain and suffering are certainly humbling and unlike you, perhaps I needed to face helplessness in terms of that. I was always one to rise against the odds and have always been a fighter. Thus, I never understood those who seemed to just succumb to circumstances or complain but do nothing. I still am somewhat unable to understand that but certainly have dealt with enough physical pain to now have compassion. My husband said it has helped me to grow tremendously.
As for synchronicity, I have been fortunate enough to have always trusted in a Higher Power, God, The Universe or whatever one is comfortable calling this mysterious force. As a result, it has been a never- ending fount of answers always given in the right time, in the right way. There have been times when I have questioned this All-Knowing force but, learned early that whatever the answer given, was the right one. Sometimes, it took considerable time before that would be revealed in hindsight. It isn't always easy to see this when you are in the midst of it! Are you familiar with Abraham-Hicks? If not, check out the website because I have learned so much from this wise force. It is based in Universal Laws and they cannot be overridden. These laws work over and over again without fail.
Yes, all good thoughts, deeds and intents are rewarded. The laws of Karma are unerring, for sure. And love is the greatest force of the universe. Yes, Earth Clinic is wonderful to be able to give freely to others and reap the benefits of others' knowledge and wisdom garnered from their experience. When humanity understands we must reach back and help each other up the ladder or none of us will make it, we will finally truly understand unconditional love. Not always easy to do in the human condition...
Also, I would love you to check out the books by Dr. Brian L. Weiss. They are truly remarkable and have been a comfort to me since they were written back in the 80's. Over the years, I have recommended this book to many people especially in times of their suffering. The first book is called "Many Lives, Many Masters" which I would recommend starting with as you then have the background of this man's remarkable story. "Only Love Is Real" is another beautiful one and resonates with what you said at the end of your post. And finally, "Messages From The Masters" is a summation of his books and the wisdom of "the Masters" who with all the love and compassion give us messages that are so beautiful and reassuring they would move me to tears.
Anyway, Timh, thank you again for your beautiful post and know that you are in my thoughts sending you healing love and grateful to know you through these pages. With love and respect, LisaPosted by Lisa
Thousand Oaks, Ca, Usa
704 PostsThis is to Timh: This was on my facebook wall and of course, I thought of you. I don't know if you have ever heard of Dr. Christiane Northrup but, she is a shining light for women as well, as humankind. Well, she posted this:
"I've long been a student of Near Death Experiences because they contain so much wisdom to help us live well NOW. I have just finished reading Anita Moorjani's amazing story Dying to be Me-- the account of her dying from terminal lymphoma and choosing to return to life-- after which all of her lemon sized tumors disappeared miraculously. She tapped into her magnificent essence and healed. While "dead" she realized that dying was not a failure-- neither was getting sick. She saw that it was FEAR that caused her cancer-- fear of everything-- foods, cancer, pesticides, being disliked. And now as she is eating chocolate or enjoying a bit of champagne, she lives life to the fullest. Fearlessly. Joyfully. In good health. We don't need to die to begin living fearlessly as ourselves right now. Regardless of where we are or what our health is like. Anyone out there had a similar experience?"
I just had to share this with you and thought you might also be interested in the book since you have been reading NDEs lately. Best to you as always and I hope you are continuing to improve! LisaPosted by Heather
09/24/2012Hi Lisa and Tim - I am a believer - when my uncle was dying he was quite isolated and alone I felt great compassion for him and sent him Reiki every night I knew that it would help him in some way and I prayed for him. It was November when he passed and after I heard I was quite emotional but then I saw a butterfly flying around my lounge and kitchen I followed it in wonder as peacock butterflies are never around in November in UK let alone inside, I wondered where it had come from then I realised that it was a sign of transformation and I am very grateful. I could share many other accounts but I think this one will help others. XPosted by Timh
Louisville, Ky, Usa
1257 PostsLisa: ty sooo much for thinking of me and wishing me wellness. I don't think i'm familiar w/ Dr. Christiane Northrup, so thanx for the tip.
I know it would make you happy to find cases so far gone as myself, Robyn and the like, make big, miraculous comebacks. As I began reading Robyn's post from you about the dfb, and how severe his MCS is; what, this side of heaven could help? Many NDE'rs get those miraculous cures from God or Heaven or Love, but how can we, save having an NDE, get some of that healing power HERE and NOW.
As the scientific and information age rapidly progresses we are definitely closing in on what exactly a miracle is and how to achieve it. We've got the Gene/DNA/Cloning stuff being applied w/ good success, we've got Chakra healing and balancing making positive impacts on overall health. Since my recent one step improvement from the bottom, I am getting very good results from Love 528 DNA repair harmonics. 30 minutes minimum or best for 1 hr brings a noticeable degree of immediate restoration. Leonard Harowitz, the co-author and rediscoverer of the Ancient Solffagio music scales, also authored a book Walk On Water (which i, regrettably, haven't yet read). So, one big area of study is the rediscovery of Ancient knowledge, most of which has been lost to us, excluding of course, all the esoteric knowledge teaching that do remain. Anyway, the Walk On Water book, from what i've read about it, is a science of miracle, of which I consider Harowitzes spin-off of Kabala text. The science of spirituality or better known as sorcery... Which gives me an immediate jump over to Carlos Castaneda reporting from Don Juan Matus that ALL illness is indulgence. If one could but achieve such a definite separation from the ego and the flesh, virtually anything is possible. I've practiced the Tensegrity exercises only minimally but I do feel some effect, especially w/ the immune exercise. The aim of the Toltek sorcerers was to bridge that gap between the earthly body and the spiritual body through the Tensegrity movements. Yoga plus Transcendental Meditation should have similar effects, as would the Chakra exercises. All these practices combined should put anyone much nearer to true healing and recovery without having the jolted NDE healing. The movie Flatliners depicts, in a rather Hollywood fashion, the intentional and controlled NDE. If one got drastic enough (and many NDE'rs did commit suicide albeit unsuccessfully) the NDE is probably the single greatest method of holistic healing known.
Not to be long-winded here, but i've been contemplating one aspect of the NDE reports that very much needs mention here. Many of the reporters witness their own body at the scene of death and their immediate reaction is realizing it is indeed their own body BUT (and no matter how gruesome the scene) there is an almost total disregard for that former "flesh". Some even laugh at what was once their pitiful physical self. Disregarding the villain folks who get the hell experience, everyone else simply wants to stay in the love and the light and absolutely does not want to go back down to earth and body (pain), they know they are "home".
Conclusion: healing is best achieved holistically; which by theory, admits a place of unity in science/nature - art/spirit. Unity is creation, life, and health. In another attempt at pragmatism, where people simply need short, precise recommendations, Dr. Reginald Cheery, imho, hit the nail on the head when he recognized healing as a process and a path. Praying over our medicine, food, and nutritional supplements is one simple act of unity on the path to wellness.Posted by Lisa
Thousand Oaks, Ca, Usa
704 PostsHi Timh, Enjoyed your musings. I have spent a lifetime in spiritual study and reading the masters'. I say spiritual rather than religious and I say masters because there have been so many who have walked this earth plane though each religion pretty much recognizes only one. Here in LA, Yogananda has a beautiful place called the Lake Shrine Self-Realization Fellowship where many masters are recognized with statues scattered around the lake and in the chapel, pictures line the walls of them as well. I myself was a student of Baba Muktananda for many years, a guru from India. I learned so much from him through his books and also on the inner planes. My meditations soared with Siddha yoga. Today, I work to do what I call, "living meditation" and that is to know always that spirit is present and I must be fully present to what is in front of me. In that sense, I am most effective in helping my fellow humans.
I don't think this earth plane is an easy one and yet, we "choose" to come here for this human experience. With that understanding, we can learn to "live in this world but not be of it". Not always an easy task with these cumbersome bodies but a noble one! This journey we call life is such an adventure and though at times, it seems long it is so very brief. And with each experience our soul grows in wisdom. Many blessings on you Timh! And may your journey get better each day... Lisa
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Approval Ratings YEA (3) 100% Posted by Connie (Manitowoc, Wisconsin) on 08/02/2009
[YEA] Try rubbing salt into a mosquito bite, just ordinary table salt. I tried it on a new itchy bite I thought was from a mosquito; the bite was gone the next day. Mosquito bites usually last days on me.Posted by Kamikan
College Station, Texas, Usa
05/10/2012[YEA] "I was surprised to find this actually works! I had several all over my arm and leg after watering the plants (strangely, the bites were only on my left side).
I rubbed a pinch of salt on each bite. Within moments the itch stopped, and within a couple hours the swelling was reduced to a small red dot, like a flea bite. The dots didn't disappear until a few days later, but they were inconspicuous and never itched again.Posted by Martha
Waxhaw, Nc
05/14/2012I recently had a bite on my neck that started itching so bad I could hardly stand it. I thought it was a spider bite but was not sure. I went online and read about spider bites and it said to use Baking Soda, made into a paste. I tried it and it helped so much. The next day it had started trying to dry up. I still do not know what bite I had, but whatever it was the BS seemed to work.Posted by Betty
Neosho, Mo.
2 PostsI had a recluse spider bite. My daghter had used thinnly sliced onion as a poultice for bruises so I thought it might pull the poison out of bite. Tried it, only had red onion but used it overnight and next morning was almost gone. Healed real nice. no Dr bill, no antiboitics.Posted by Imran
London, Uk
10/04/2012[YEA] "I had maybe 6-8 mosquito bites on my feet and ankles it was so itchy it was becoming unbareable so I got normal cooking salt rubbed it in for about 1 mins on my slightly wet feet in the tub and immediately started feeling relief... Also as a side benefit it made my feet smooth not that I cared but something I noticed main thing was my itchyness was GONE!
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Approval Ratings YEA (2) 100% Posted by Lisa (Coto De Caza, Ca) on 10/12/2009
[YEA] My daughter woke up one morning with a few bug bits (most likely spider bites) that itched and were swollen. We put a little tea tree oil on it and the itching stopped very quickly. The next day the bites were completely gone. A few days later I had a bug bite that itched like crazy, so I tried the tea tree oil on it and it worked great.Posted by Kathleen (Brisbane, Australia) on 01/03/2009
[YEA] Living in Australia, tea tree is readily available at supermarkets etc, and is great for taking away the itch from flea, mosquito, midgee bites (and lots more). It works by 1. taking away the itch - anaesthetic; 2. healing the infected area (antiseptic), and repels the other bugs hat might come near you.
I dip a cotton bud into the oil (100%, or even the dilluted version) and rub it onto the bite, sometimes I reapply it, and before you know it - its gone!
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Approval Ratings YEA (1) 100% Posted by Anon (US) on 09/04/2014
[YEA] I felt something sting my arm, I could feel the legs grab my arm when it did. It felt like when you touch an electric fence. I didn't see the wasp. There was a shallow bite about an eighth inch across. It itched a lot and began to swell till there was a red area around it the size of a silver dollar after a few days. I decided it wasn't going away on it's own so I rubbed tea tree oil into it and immediately after pure eucalyptus essential oil. It was gone in two or three days.
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Approval Ratings YEA (4) 80% SIDE EFFECT (1) 20% Posted by Deirdre (Atlanta, GA) on 06/29/2008
[YEA] Well, I don't know why, but this summer the Vitamin B-6 and B-12 are not working to prevent mosquito bites! I have been taking the supplements for the past week and have gotten a bunch of mosquito bites when I walk outside. Last summer I didn't get any bites when I took the supplements. I had my husband test the supplements and he too got eaten alive one night. Tiger Balm is still the best remedy in my opinion to remove the itch from bites.
One great side effect from the supplements however, is that they appear to be a great natural deodorant! No baking soda necessary on the armpits when taking these 2 vits. Hopefully others will try them and let me know if they agree on the b/o.Posted by Rebekah
Anchorage, Ak, Usa
06/28/2011[YEA] "Thank you for this suggestion. We forgot our bug dope on our camping trip this weekend and the mosquitoes really got me before the local place opened up so we could buy some repellent. So far the Tiger Balm is working well. I can tell I'm going to need several applications, but for the moment my calves aren't itching like crazy.Posted by Michelle (Pasadena, CA) on 04/28/2008
[YEA] For some reason, in the past 2 or 3 years, i've had 3 bad cases of allergic reactions to insect or arachnid bites, though i've never been able to pinpoint exactly what's been biting me. The doc's said take allergy meds, but nothing seems to work (i've got about 3 tubes of cream in my cabinet) and the ITCHING!!!! The itching is the worst part of it all. I woke up 8 times last night scratching my leg, and i knew if i could just get the itching to stop, the bite would heal much faster and i wouldn't be causing all this swelling and put myself at an impetigo risk. I've used Tiger Balm for sore muscles before, but never for bites. I'm now sitting here cool as a cucumber, tingly, and ITCH FREE for the first time!!! I can throw out those tubes of cream and keep an all natural multitasker, my cabinet, and my legs thak you.Posted by Bryana
Woodland Hills, CA
07/05/2009[YEA] "This TIGER BALM remedy works! I love it. I had bites that itch like crazy so i put Calamine on it and it didn't work. I came to earth clinic and read on and i found this remedy I tried it and right now i am tingling and i fill fine and NO itching. It burns a bit at first but after it leaves a nice tingling feeling I LOVE IT!Posted by Kendra
Charleston, Sc
05/15/2012[SIDE EFFECTS] "Be careful using Tiger Balm. I had my husband rub some on my neck one time for some muscle pain and ended up the ER with Cellulitis. They gave me Steroids and Benedryl right there. It was very painful, so please make sure you aren't allergic.
Cellulitis is a common skin infection and caused an itchy painful red rash.
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Approval Ratings YEA (1) 100% Posted by Aka Sherri (College Station, Texas, United States) on 04/30/2012
[YEA] As a landscape designer and avid gardener, I've been stung many times by scorpions, bees, wasps, you name it. I've tried baking soda, ammonia and benydril, but it still took several days to get better. Once, I stepped on a scorpion and had to sit with my foot elevated for 3 whole days before I could walk again.
I found a remedy that works nearly instantly!
Someone told me about this remedy years ago. It's supposed to be an old Native American remedy. As the subject says, it's disgusting! However, when I've been stung I can easily deal with gross if it means the pain will go away right now instead of 3 days later!
If you smoke, shame on you! But when it comes to stinging insects, you are in luck! Bite off about half the length of a cigarette and chew it. Your mouth will immediately dry up, but then it will begin to salivate profusely. As soon as the tobacco is wet and chewed up, spit the wad out on the sting/bite site and leave it there. I promise, you won't be much concerned about the taste of the tobacco given the serious pain you're in! :)
The sooner you can get the chewed tobacco onto the sting site, the less time it will take for the pain to go away and all of the poison to be drawn out of the body. Even though the pain will dissipate quickly, the tobacco needs to stay on longer to remove all the poison.
For example: If you get tobacco onto the wound with in 30 seconds, the pain will be gone almost instantly and it will probably only take about 5 or 10 minutes to get all the poison out. If it takes 5 minutes to get the tobacco, it might be a few minutes before the pain is gone and might take an hour to get all the poison out. This is why I always keep a bag of additive free natural tobacco in my bag of gardening tools, so I can stop the pain ASAP!!
You will know when all the poison is gone if you can remove the tobacco and the pain stays gone. If you still feel pain or it starts to return, put it back on.
The tobacco needs to stay wet. If it dries up and you start to feel pain, spit on the tobacco, or better yet, chew up some fresh tobacco.
****I tried just wetting the tobacco with water instead of chewing on it. It didn't work for me. There seems to be something about the saliva/tobacco/nicotine mix that helps****
If you have fresh sage, mix that in with the tobacco. It seems to step up the relief. I've never tried using sage alone. Frankly, I'm not willing to experiment and find out if sage on its own will work when I am in so much pain. I'll only do that when/if I find myself with out any tobacco!
I have used the remedy countless times and it has NEVER FAILED ME!
I hope it works for others as well. I will surely feel terrible if it doesn't work for someone who braved the disgusting taste cigarette tobacco but didn't find relief!


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COCOA BEACH - Two candidates will vie to fill Seat 3 on the Cocoa Beach City Commission in the upcoming election.
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Ben Malik
. Age: 48
. City: Cocoa Beach
. Years as resident: five
. Occupation: community banker and vice president of Florida Bank of Commerce
. Education: Bachelor of Science degree in business administration from the University of Florida in Gainesville and currently enrolled in Florida School of Banking's program at University of Florida.
. Organizations affiliated with: Cocoa Beach Planning and Zoning Board Member, Cocoa Beach Kiwanis Board Member, Cocoa Beach Elks Lodge, Cocoa Beach Surfrider, Cocoa Beach Surf Museum, Cocoa Beach High School and Roosevelt Elementary volunteer teacher, Junior Achievement of Space Coast, Cocoa Beach Citizens Academy Graduate, Cocoa Beach Area Merchants Association, past Cocoa Beach Community Fest chair, Cocoa Beach Astronaut Parade Committee, graduate of Leadership Brevard, volunteer coach for Brevard Flag Football in Merritt Island, volunteer coach for Upward Basketball in Merritt Island
. Marital status: married for 21 years to wife, Kelly, a VPK teacher at Merritt Island Presbyterian
. Children: two children
. In 100 words, explain what makes you the best candidate for Seat 3 on the Cocoa Beach City Commission: "Having been a small business owner and currently being the vice president of a locally-owned community bank provides me with a unique skill set that I can share with the residents of Cocoa Beach. I analyze financial statements for a living, and I am actively engaged in our community, where we are raising our two children. The city has been divided for too long and needs a leader that can bring people together for the common good of the residents and community. I love Cocoa Beach and will strive to make it a nicer place for residents and visitors alike."
Mary Jane Nail
. Age: 69
. Years as resident: 46
. Occupation: retiree - former vice mayor and commissioner of city of Cocoa Beach (from 1995 to 1998) and former congressional staff employee for Congressmen Walden
. Education: Bachelor of Professional Studies
. Organizations affiliated with: volunteer for Meals on Wheels through Grace Communion in Viera, past Cocoa Beach designee to the Brevard County Municipal Planning Organization, past Cocoa Beach designee to the Space Coast League of Cities, former volleyball referee for Brevard County Schools
. Marital status: married for 46 years to Danny, a retired NASA engineer
. Children: three children, one grandchild
. In 100 words, explain what makes you the best candidate for Seat 3 on the Cocoa Beach City Commission: "Leadership does matter. I will diligently work to represent residents and small businesses. Unlike my opponent, my thrifty campaign has no "big money" contributions as listed on the www.cityofcocoabeach.com candidate website. With no "special interest" support, my only incentive is to serve the people of our city. I support: long range planning, the two-thirds voter approved low-density, 45-foot building height and the 5/0 unanimous commission vote required to increase height, density, or vacating public lands. Government exists to provide services, not break our bank. Let's keep our family-oriented hometown financially sound, safe and the affordable city we all enjoy! Visit www.maryjanenail.com."
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This is a music video I made on iMovie for a demo I wrote and did the vox on for our band "Region of Awe" using Garageband s/w. We are getting ready with this and about a dozen other original praise and worship songs to go into the studio after the new year rolls around.
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Meanwhile I thought I would share the video so you can get a taste of the kind of stuff I am writing. The song is based in Ezekiel 46:9 on the idea that we should never leave worship or any encounter with the living God untransformed.
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Warning of a possible disaster if something isn't done soon, U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand of New York is pushing lawmakers to make it easier for wildlife officials to cull Canada geese and other birds near New York City airports, where two jet-bird collisions have been reported in the last week.
"We cannot afford to sit back and wait for a catastrophe to occur before cutting through bureaucratic red tape between federal agencies," Gillibrand said Wednesday as she proposed the legislation, which focuses on the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge near John F. Kennedy International Airport. "We cannot and should not wait another day to act while public safety is at risk."
The refuge is home to hundreds of species of birds and other creatures, and its proximity to JFK has led to some unusual animal-aircraft encounters. In July, jets using one runway were delayed briefly as scores of turtles that lay their eggs at the refuge began waddling across the pavement.
On April 19, a Delta Air Lines jet bound for Los Angeles made an emergency landing at JFK shortly after taking off from the airport when birds were sucked into one of its engines. Five days later, a JetBlue flight bound for Florida returned to Westchester Airport north of the city minutes after it hit two Canada geese upon takeoff. Nobody was injured in either incident, but both were reminders of the so-called Miracle on the Hudson in January 2009, when a US Airways jet landed safely in the Hudson River after Canada geese sucked into one of its engines disabled the jet.
Gillibrand said her bill would cut through red tape that is slowing response to the issue and require theU.S. Department of Agricultureand other agencies to expedite completion of an environmental study to clear the way for removal of Canada geese from Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge this summer. The goal is to cull the geese during their annual molting season, which begins in June; the geese are flightless during this time, as they shed their outer feathers and grow new ones.
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Among the top 100 most common scores, it's interesting that all have occurred since 2000, except for 7-0 (92 times, last occurred in 1983) and 0-0 (71 times, last occurred in 1943).
The score that will never happen is 6-4.
in OVERTIME
It would be surprising, but there's no reason that the final overtime score could not be 6-4.
Has a team ever lost in overtime on a safety?
While not the NFL, Iowa beat Penn State 6-4 back in 2004.
Right you are, Bill:
Many scores are impossible in OT. I don't think a 4-4 tie will ever occur.
The Vikings defeated the Rams in the early 90s by the score of 23-21 in OT.
What was interesting was that the Vikings didn't score a touchdown. They had 7 field goals and a safety in OT off a blocked punt.
Hey Numbers Guy,
Just a comment on the pool of available scores – there are actually only 1,275, since order doesn't matter. 51 scores in the form 'x' – 0, then 50 unique in the form 'x' – 1, etc, giving 51+50…+1 = 1,326. Of course, 1 is not a possible score, so that cleans out all 51 in the form 'x' – 1, leaving 1,275. So, if 401 scores haven't occurred, that means nearly 1/3 of all scores are still out there…
Jesse, thanks for pointing that out. Good point; the way these are compiled, 23-17 is the same as 17-23.
I've corrected the post.
I understand the math however I do beleive there is still an error… I beleive that the score 1 – 0 is possible. How you ask. I believe in the official rule book that if a team had to forfeit a game or didn't show, the score was to be recorded as 1 – 0 further more the point, I believe is awarded to the Kicker. This rule exists probably fro the days gone by where teams traveled on buses or trains, and were small city teams. I know that this is highly unlikely now that it will ever happen, but I believe the rule still exists.
I believe you correct, Burton.
Another comment on the pool of existing scores- Jesse is right about getting rid of the "x"-1 scores, but he forgot to get rid of the 1 scores from "x". For example, he made it so that you cannot have a score of 45-1, but he left in the scores of 1-0. Instead of starting at 51 scores of "x"-0, you should start at 50 scores because 1 cannot count. 50+49+48…+1=1275 and then because the second team cannot have a score of 1, you take out 49, not 50. The total comes out to 1226. I hope my calculations are right. Feel free to change anything if you see I made a mistake.
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Seth & Allison's Kitchen: Real-life Lessons from a Real-life Renovation
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Type of Project: Kitchen/Family Room renovation
Location: Ventura, California
Type of building: Mid-Century, multi-level, single family home
Seth and Allison's renovation is complete! And it is very lovely. You've been there every step of the way, from the original kitchen to the big reveal and everything in between. Now it's time for a few parting words of wisdom from Seth and Allison. After all the dust has settled, what have they learned?
Now that the project is over and you're looking back on it, what are the most important lessons you learned through the remodeling process?
- Having done a previous kitchen renovation at our last property, I can say that it was definitely a luxury to be able to not live on-site during this current renovation process. But one lesson we remember from the last renovation is that if you are living there, try to keep the space as clean as possible: hang plastic between rooms, clean up at end of day; basically do anything you can to cut down on the dust that will inevitably make its way into the parts of your home that aren't even being worked on.
- Make sure to check on lead times for all major items, whether tile, flooring or windows. Most installers recommend the flooring to be on-site for a certain amount of time to let it acclimate to the local climate. We were definitely surprised by the eight-week lead time for the windows we ordered, though luckily we still got them in time.
- When working with a professional — whatever trade it may be — don't be afraid to make sure you get the results you want. Or, don't be swayed into doing things their way, because you're the one who has to live there, not them. For instance, we had several potential drywallers come out who wanted to spray texture all the walls because it's easier and less time-consuming, or they were only willing to do otherwise for a huge cost. But we finally found someone who understood our style (the rest of the walls in the house were smooth and we wanted a cohesive look) and was willing to skim coat at a decent price. Looking back, we're really glad that we didn't settle.
- Find the parts of the project that you can do yourself and hire out the rest. Because we both work full time and we wanted to complete the house before moving in, we didn't have the time to do the whole project ourselves, but it was definitely worth it to take care of some of it on our own, like all of the demolition and putting together the kitchen cabinets.
If you were to do this again, what would you choose to do differently?
Right now we feel pretty happy with the space because we made it a point to invest in the design and elements we knew we really wanted, since we plan to live here for a long time. Of course there will inevitably be things down the road that we might decide we would have done differently, but we hope to always just be grateful that we get to live in a place that we were able to make our own.
Did your schedule go as planned? What took more time than you thought it would? What took less time?
This concludes Seth and Allison's renovation diary. You can check out the full series to see the whole renovation process, step-by-step, or you can explore all of our Renovation Diaries.
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Your renovation turned out so well. I for one appreciate you sharing your project. I actually would love to see before and afters for the rest of the house too! Congratulations on a job well done and the baby to come.
I second Parnassus. I would love to see more pictures of the rest of the house! :D
Congratulations on the kitchen and the baby. It's really beautiful. The open concept of it will be very practical when the little one is playing all over the place.
So, how early is too early for jackhammers? Does it depend on where you live? (I mean regional differences, not HOA rules) Around here (the South) none of the people we've hired for projects has shown up before 7am and they usually get started a bit after. On the other hand, people will start mowing at the crack of fricking dawn on a Saturday , if they do their lawn themselves.
I think the kitchen turned out beautifully. I do wish there was more info on sources of things, such as the kind of windows you ordered. Are they commercial??


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As Ford, Lincoln and Mercury roll out their 2009 models, customers who opt for Ford's advanced GPS get six months of Sirius Travel Link service. Larry Pesce, senior VP of media services for Sirius (seen above) demonstrated Travel Link for us at CES on Monday night. We got to see how the system provides drivers and passengers with information about traffic, weather, entertainment, fuel prices and sports.
It's a slick system, that, at least in the demo we saw, responds quickly to touches of the screen and was impressive with how smoothly it worked.
Follow the jump to read more about how each feature of Travel Link works, as well as the company's official press release.
First, drivers can get real-time traffic reports using the vehicle's LCD screen. Pesce says they offer the best traffic info available due to their use of several data sources and not just one. One of those is cell probe data, which, as we understand it, monitors cell phone signals in vehicles on the road to estimate congestion. One day, Pesce says, expanded use of such data will allow more accurate re-routing of drivers around clogged roads.
Next, Pesce showed us what we were most impressed with: real-time weather radar images. At the touch of a button, Travel Link customers will be able see weather patterns across the U.S. right there on their dashboards. The image can be zoomed in to within 15 meters. We can imagine this being a huge benefit on long trips or even while away on vacation. The system also can give five-day forecasts.
The next exciting tidbit to us was Travel Link's ability to offer real-time sports scores. Using the touch screen you can find the games you want to monitor and the scores on your list will update automatically. Or, even better, tell the system what your favorite teams are, and it will alert you when they're about to begin play. At the touch of a button you can either begin to monitor the scores, or even tune in to the game broadcast.
Travel Link can also give movie times and, using GPS, addresses of theaters closest to you. Another touch connects you to the theater itself via your Bluetooth phone. Pesce says one day, perhaps soon, you might even be able to buy tickets on the screen from your car.
Lastly, the Travel Link system has the ability to list gas prices near you. Again, using GPS, your car can tell you what gas is costing near you and will give directions to the station of your choice, even the one with the cheapest gas. Pesce predicts this feature will allow your car to recognize when it's close to empty and then not only alert you to this, but suggest a nearby gas station that it knows you frequent.
SIRIUS Travel Link, when combined with Ford's next-generation navigation system, will provide users with a unique, information-rich in-car experience. SIRIUS Travel Link is a suite of data services with features that include:
Traffic: SIRIUS Travel Link combines real-time traffic speed and flow data with accident and incident information to allow the user to navigate around congested areas.
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These guys did wonderful things with locally sourced food. The chowder was to die for. Sadly, they shut their doors at the end of September 2013.
We had the chance to have lunch at Source Sligo last week as part of a competition win with Good Food Ireland, and it was superb. Very good service and staff were very welcoming, and the food was excellent. We had Mullaghmore crab cakes and a delicious salad. Wish it were nearer for us to come again!
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Are here sat night last... What a fantastic experience .... The staff were first class excellent service as for the food it was wonderful so well presented the venison out on its own unblieveble.. Will certainly be back for it again... The buzz in the restaurant and wine bar was fantastic.. we are blessed to have a such a fabulous...
Source Sligo presents a wide variety of home cooked food. Tastes are often interesting and very enjoyable. Unfortunately quantity's could be better, service can be slow and it is expensive.
We had the early bird dinner on a Satuday night visit to Sligo. Not alone was it unbelievable value at €20 including coffee and petits fours but the service and ambiance were top class. The front of house staff and chefs all seemed to be communicating well and this passed along to the customers. Source does a relatively short menu...
Myself and wifey and the girls ate here for lunch two weeks ago. We were greeted with a warm welcome from one of the girls who directed us to a table. We have a 3 month old and a 2.5 year old so crayons arrived and the girl spent a few minutes having fun interacting with our 3 month old...
We had late lunch in Source Sligo and we were really impressed with the food, the restaurant and the value. Service was very good too. If I was a local I'd be a regular for lunch here.
Recently had a very enjoyable family lunch with our young children - all the food was tasty and their fresh prepared cod and chicken goujons were particularly nice. A nice break in Sligo and we look forward to visiting again soon.
I always enjoy source for Tapas, wine and a girly catch up. The food is light and enjoyable and we always eat upstairs, great if you're going out for the night and don't fancy a heavy meal!
Our family (9 adults, 5 kids) went here for my daughter's 40th. We had a big table and great fun. The staff (and, it has to be said, other patrons) were very tolerant of small children! The service was excellent, friendly and efficient and the food - prepared in the open kitchen area - was really tasty and catered to...
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Resident Advisor gives αlpha a 4 out of 5.
Graham Zilla's debut as Nautiluss last year on Hemlock seemed to place him in the "bass music" camp, but his debut for Tiga's rejuvenated Turbo is straight techno. Indeed, "Mixed Numbers" ticks all the boxes you'd expect from modern, industrial-influenced techno: white noise-soaked chords shooting out from a steam-powered engine, suspended hi-hats, and skronky melody, it's a persuasive take on musclebound Ostgut styles. "Sabbath" seems to work from the same template, letting that central synth riff snake out just a bit more amidst chiming motifs and metal-on-metal collision.
Betraying his non-techno roots, "Cloud City" limps on a broken beat as it butterflies its repetitive motif, splaying it out and flattening it before building it back again. Doing the broken thing one better, "Spidercrawl" is essentially "Cloud City" with a knife stuck in its joints, filter-happy and staggering in pseudo-dubstep fashion. With each progressive track on Alpha Nautiluss lets in a little more light and melody, and that's what makes his particular brand of techno so exciting. It's a North American take on German techno that works within orthdoxy but does its best to transform and mutate within those confines.