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Interesting October
From the regular season to the postseason to the off-season, which, to many baseball fans, is an eternity until the next ballgame.
What an interesting October baseball experienced.
Pre-season prognosticators had the Red Sox meeting the Phillies in the World Series. But when the postseason began, the Red Sox were home watching on TV. Before the month was over, Boston wound up losing a manager and general manager.
As everyone knows, the Cardinals got into the postseason on the very last day of the regular season. They quickly sent the Phillies to the same couch with the Red Sox watching on TV.
The Cardinals got hot at the right time in September and stayed that way all the way to the World Championship. Then, their manager retired. Never before has that happened in baseball.
Legends are made in October was baseball's promotional theme. Say hello to David Freese, the Cardinals little-known third baseman who wound up on the Tonight Show as the WS MVP. Freese had 16 doubles and 10 home runs in 393 at-bats during the season. In 63 postseason at-bats, 8 doubles and 5 home runs. His 21 RBI set a postseason record. Five of those RBI came against the Phillies. In the regular season, he was 2-for-11 against the Phillies. Guess he qualifies as a legend.
The Rangers made it to the World Series for the season straight year and became the first AL team to lose back-to-back series since the 1963-64 Yankees. Twice in Game 6, the Rangers were one strike away from their first ever World Championship. Painful.
Phillies fans thought they were pained by losing to the Cardinals this year and the Giants last year. Both wound up as champs.
Experts poo-pooed the Rangers/Cardinals series as uninteresting. In the end, it was the highest rated World Series on TV since 2004.
The off-season can also be referred to as hunting season. Free agency officially begins after midnight on Thursday. Teams will be hunting for players, using giant checks as their bait.
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Farmingdale, N.Y. - The Farmingdale State baseball team advance to their sixth straight Skyline Conference Finals after defeating second-seeded Old Westbury 5-1 this afternoon. The Rams (27-11) enter the Championship game without a loss in the Playoffs. The Panthers (24-14-1) will now face the loser of game six (#3 Purchase/#5 Maritime) in an elimination game at 4:00 p.m.
Trailing 1-0 in the bottom of the fourth, Farmingdale State tied the game on a Dalton McCarthy (Manorville, N.Y.) sacrifice fly to centerfield.
Senior left fielder David Zilnicki (Riverhead, N.Y.) was hit by a pitch to lead off the bottom of the sixth and advanced to second on a Terrence Bohonan (Patchogue, N.Y.) sacrifice bunt. After a Rams pop-out, junior third baseman Daniel Paccione (Commack, N.Y.) hit an RBI single up the middle to give Farmingdale State a 2-1 lead.
McCarthy doubled down the right field line, before senior first baseman Ron Remi (Massapequa, N.Y.) gave the Rams a 4-1 lead on a bases-clearing single.
Farmingdale State took a 5-1 lead in the eighth on a Remi RBI single, which scored sophomore Michael Marino (Franklin Square, N.Y.).
Freshman pitcher Alex Weingarten (East Rockaway, N.Y.) pitched a scoreless ninth inning as the Rams clinched their spot in the conference finals.
Weingarten improved to 3-2 on the season after throwing four hitless innings with three strikeouts and a walk. Starting pitcher Michael Dolce (St. James, N.Y.) allowed no earned runs and five hits in 4.2 innings of work.
Remi was 3-for-4 at the plate with three RBI and a stolen base, while Paccione and McCarthy each had a hit, run scored and RBI.
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3/4 lb ground beef
32 oz can tomatoes in puree, chopped*
1 onion, chopped
1 carrot, chopped
2 garlic cloves, minced
3 tablespoons tomato paste
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 tablespoon red pepper flakes
1 teaspoon oregano
for the cheese mixture:
15 ounce ricotta cheese
5 oz frozen chopped spinach
1 egg
4 oz grated Parmesan cheese
4 oz asiago, grated
1/2 teaspoon nutmeg
for sprinkling
mozzarella cheese, finely shredded
Preheat oven to 350. Grease a 9x13-inch baking dish. Cook pasta until almost al dente. Set aside. In a large bowl, mix together all of the ingredients of the cheese mixture. Set aside. Heat oil in large saucepan. Add onion, garlic and carrot, red pepper flakes and sauté until the onion is translucent, about 5 minutes. And the ground beef and sauté until almost cooked through. Drain off any rendered fat if needed. Mix in tomato paste, tomato chunks in puree and oregano. Simmer until mixture thickens slightly, stirring occasionally, covered, about 10 minutes. Stir in 1/4 cup Parmesan. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Spread a small amount of tomato sauce over bottom of the dish. Top with some pasta. Dot with cheese mixture. Top with more sauce. Repeat until all of the pasta, cheese and sauce is gone, ending with sauce. Sprinkle with mozzarella. Cover with foil and bake until heated through, about 35-40 minutes. Remove the foil and cook about 2-3 minutes to brown the cheese on top. Allow to sit a few minutes before serving.
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One of our world's most stunning features, they cover more than 70 percent of the planet, comprise 99 percent of its habitable space, and house the greatest diversity of major plant, animal, and microbial species, from the simplest to the mightiest on earth.
Their importance to all life cannot be underestimated. Oceans regulate the climate, produce half of the earth's breathable oxygen, and are a huge source of food. For the one billion coastal humans who depend directly upon them, the oceans are life itself.
And because of some pretty careless industrial human activity, our oceans are in a lot of trouble right now.
We've made significant progress to turn the tide towards ocean conservation, but a lot more needs to be done in a short time. By working together, we can save the oceans.
The problems taxing the ocean are caused directly by what's available at the seafood counter. As demand for fish grows, destructive fishing and aquaculture continue to increase to meet the demand. We are working to change seafood choices made at a wholesale level by working with supermarket retailers to make sustainable seafood the only choice available. Read more
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A few countries, namely Japan, Norway and Iceland, continue to ignore a 1986 moratorium on commercial whaling—every year they kill thousands of whales to feed a black market of illegal whale meat.
For more than 40 years Greenpeace has been at the forefront of the fight to end this needless slaughter of one the most magnificent creatures on the planet. We are working to ensure that the Obama administration uses their diplomatic leverage to close the loopholes and end all commercial whaling. Read more
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In order to protect the world's oceans, portions of it have to be left alone. A marine reserve is like putting a giant "Do Not Disturb" sign around an area of the ocean. These protected areas are so important to the future of our oceans—giving wildlife a safe haven free from danger.
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Ross Levin, a NYC hedge fund analyst with Arbiter Partners, who calls himself a "passive speculator in securities" met Lionel Lepine, a member of the Athabaskan Chipewyan First Nation whose family and friends living on the contaminated watershed upriver from the oil sands' effluence are suffering from unprecedented numbers of cancerous tumours.
A number of recent stories intersect here: Harper's apology for past treatment of Canada's First Nations, the pollution of the Athabaskan River north of the oil sands, the impatient development of nonrenewable resources, the meteoric rise of oil commodities market directly caused by irresponsible speculators playing with volatile, unpredictable hedge funds that play havoc with the market making a fortune for some while destroying economic, social and ecological environments all around them.
In a rapid visit to the local library yesterday I grabbed Jake Bernstein's How the Futures Markets Work. Although it is quite old for the fast-paced risk management industry, there are certain fundamentals that ring true. He briefly traced the history futures contracts leading to the volatile environment where agricultural futures were replaced by the less predictable currency markets. Of course, his book was written long before the meteoric rise of private equity funds.
My concern remains with the absent ethical component on trading floors. Ethical responsibilities are as elastic as the regulations that govern the centuries old practice of hedging. In the period of late capitalism and the emergence of risk society, the cost of destructive unintended byproducts have created havoc in ways that far exceed the commodities/service value. The road to profits and impatient money, is paved with casualties.
Berstein's facts of market life are telling. He encourages simple methods and systems which require few decisions and little mental conflict. Too much thought is not conducive to successful trading. Too much analysis costs lost opportunities. Keep systems simple. Control your emotions. Practice caring less so that you remain more objective. Don't ask why. Knowing why may hinder you more than it will help you. Patterns are the best indicators available (What feeds into a "pattern" however is not a science). Timing is what makes money in the futures market (Bernstein 2000:282-3).
In other words, futures' gurus encourage young hedge fund analysts to not think too much about factors such as displacement of peoples, the degradation of living conditions and the way in which they unwittingly contribute to making vulnerable ecologies and peoples even more vulnerable. Their gurus tell them to not think about the impact of their actions. They are told to not ask why the prices of essential commodities like fuel and food that they are playing with, are pushing certain groups into unimaginable levels of social exclusion. In the end groups at-risk to health degradation are always those least able to protect themselves. How convenient that the gurus do not factor in these social issues. They are entirely absent from finance reports.
But then a lot of information is purposely not included in financial and business reports. Bernstein argues that the simpler systems that take fewer things into consideration will lead to more profits. Yet when he lists off all the potential factors in operation in even a simple fundamental analysis, it is not at all simple. It begins with the highly complex. The algorithms involved may appear to be simplified through the use of databases that seem to generate accurate, objective hard facts. In reality, the accuracy of any query depends on what was fed into it.
Futures trading, also known as commodities trading, the final frontier of capitalism, became a popular speculative and investment vehicle in the US in the 1960s (Bernstein 2000:1). These financial instruments offer unlimited profit potential with relatively little capital. Speculators are drawn to the possibility of quick money or what I like to call impatient money. The great wealth accumulated from speculative financial instruments has spawned careers in brokerage, market analysis, computerized trading, computer software and hardware, accounting, law, advertising which themselves subdivide into more recent opportunities such as those related to risk-management.
While gurus such as Bernstein argue that gambling is for anyone but speculation is for professionals, the chaos and unpredictability of the current global economy have been linked to a growing culture of gambling in futures trading rather than level-headed professionalism. Gamblers create risk simply by placing a bet; professional speculators "transfer risk from the hedgers to the speculators" and it therefore called risk management instead of gambling.
"It rained last night so the price of soy beans will be down today." Although the basis of fundamental analysis in economics is supply and demand, the actual fundamental analysis of specific markets that might generate accurate price predictions are complicated as numbers of factors overlap and massive quantities of data need to be considered. The simple equation involves how much of a commodity or service are buyers willing to pay at a given time and place. There used to be a correlation between price and consumption. Factors that impact on price of commodities include the state of the economy (local, regional, national and international – inflationary, recessionary with rising or falling employment), availability of alternate products or services, storage possibilities, weather, seasonality, price cycles, price trends, government subsidies, political influences, protectionist attitudes, international tensions, fear of war, hoarding, stockpiling, demand for raw materials (sugar, petroleum, copper, platinum, coffee, cocoa), currency fluctuations, health of the economy, level of unemployment, housing starts. Most technical systems are not effective in making traders money.
In spite of this there is still a persistent belief that there is an invisible hand that guides market correcting imbalances like a living organism or finely-tuned machine.
"Markets work perfectly as they respond to the multiplicity of forces that act upon them. It is our inability to find, parse, and correctly weight the impact of these factors that limits our results and success of our fundamentally based forecasts (Bernstein 2000:162)."
The bottom line is that wealth disparities continue to intensify and that these inordinate extremes of wealth and poverty destabilizes society. These distorted economic relationships deprive us of any sense of control over economic forces that threaten to disrupt the foundations of our existence. National governments have been either unwilling or unable to deal effectively with this situation in which we live where the deplorable superfluity of great wealth exists alongside the acute suffering of those living in miserable, demoralizing and degrading abject poverty even in countries like Canada.
Social equality is an entirely impracticable chimera. Even if equality could be achieved it could not be sustained. Wages and income should be unequal and should correspond to different efforts, skills and capacities. However, equal justice for all is not only necessary but urgently needed.
As long as those involved in the financial and energy industries remain in denial of their role by hiding behind economic and ideological polemics and simply dismissing concerns from others there can be no productive change. A fresh look at the problem should involve people like Lionel Lepine who are directly involved with decisions, along with experts from a wide spectrum of disciplines. There will not be a voluntary ethical turn so for now we desperately need public policies that will regulate industries.
Selected Timeline of Critical Events
1710 The first modern organized futures exchange began with the Dojima Rice Exchange in Osaka, Japan. The Japanese feudal landowners began to use certificates of receipt against future rice crops. As these futures certificates became financial instruments in the general economy the value of the certificates would rise and fall as the price of rice fluctuated. The Dojima Rice Exchange emerged as the world's first futures market where speculators traded contracts for the future delivery of rice or "certificates of receipt." The Japanese government outlawed the practice when futures contracts (where delivery never took place) began to have no relationship to the underlying cash value of the commodity leading to wild and unpredictable fluctuations (Bernstein 2000:30).
1848 The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) was formed as a price risk occurred in the grain markets of Chicago.
1865 The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) organized trading of futures contracts.
1919 – 1945 The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) traded futures in eggs, butter, apples, poultry and frozen eggs (Bernstein 2000:70).
1960s Futures trading, also known as commodities trading, the final frontier of capitalism, became a popular speculative and investment vehicle in the US in the 1960s (Bernstein 2000:1).
1970s There was increasing volatility in international currency exchange rates as the Bretton Woods agreement began to break down. Business people transferred risk of volatility in international markets by hedging with speculators willing to take the risk. Futures markets began to expand into foreign currencies as fluctuated wildly competing against each other and the US dollar.
1972 The total volume of futures contracts trading was 18 million and the top ten most actively traded future contracts were agricultural futures (Bernstein 2000:71).
1974 The US Congress passed the Commodity Futures Trading Commission Act and established Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to protect participants in the futures market from fraud, deceit and abusive practices such as unfair trading practices (price manipulation, prearranged trading, trading ahead of a customer), credit and financial risks, and sales practice abuses (Bernstein 2000:32). Individual nation states have similar regulating bodies.
1982 Futures trading in the US was self-regulating and anyone in the business had to become a member of the National Futures Association (NFA).
1986 The total volume of futures contracts trading was 184 million and the T bonds were among the most actively traded future contracts (Bernstein 2000:71).
1990 The price of crude oil rose dramatically when Hussein invaded Kuwait.
1999 The most actively traded future contracts were interest rates, futures, stock index futures, energy futures, currency futures and agricultural futures (Bernstein 2000:72).
2000 The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) trades futures in livestock futures, currency futures, interest rate futures, stock index futures (Bernstein 2000:70).
2000 More than 90 foreign futures exchanges emerged with the ever-increasing demand for new financial instruments "to hedge against fluctuating interest rates, changing foreign exchange rates and institutional securities portfolios (Bernstein 2000:46).
2008 Calgary has a high percentage of young millionaires with lots of disposable income. There are also c.4000 homeless people in Calgary, the oil capital of Canada. c. 40% of the homeless are working poor who are unable to afford housing.
Webliography and Bibliography
Bernstein, Jake. 2000. How the Futures Markets Work. New York Institute of Finance.
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The misty waters of the River Tyne have long exerted a gravitational pull on poets, painters and lovelorn, heartbroken bards. Even to this day in my hometown, there remains a curious sense of past, present and future as you stare across history at the ageing cranes and warehouses nestling alongside luxury apartments and modern architecture. Like many other major river cities, Newcastle may have changed, but lifeblood and heritage flows deeply within the currents, ebbs and tides of the river that once sustained its every whim and desire.
Lanterns on the Lake, one of the first bands to break out of the insular (though generally excellent) folk and nu-folk hegemony which forms the strongest pillar supporting the Newcastle scene clearly share in the same dewy-eyed romanticism that has provided so many artists with their muses across the years. Newcastle has always been a folk haven with its working-class roots but Lanterns on the Lake typify a newer, younger, more experimental and more elegant hybrid style (though it's still immersed in heartbreak, sighs of longing and lamentations). But their sorrow brings happiness to us, for their music is generally wonderful.
The sonic breadth of the record is drawn between slow, dense waves of melancholy and atmospheric storm (as best emphasised by 'Ships in the Rain') and a more hopeful, sweet melodic folk-pop lilt (the perky 'A Kingdom' may well convert many of the assorted Mumford/Noah fans). But their most confident, expressive territory is found in the spaces between, specifically when the breathy, Elizabeth Fraser-esque vocal chimes of Hazel Wilde tangle up sensually with the gliding strings and an admirably mature reservation in not pushing for cheap thrills, but instead revelling in the sensuality of the moment. 'The Places We Call Home', sitting somewhere between Sufjan, Sigur Rós, Arcade Fire and a Northumberland folk troupe is absolutely beautiful: six minutes of gorgeous swelling, moving atmospherics and stark emotion. And standout track 'I Love You, Sleepyhead', arriving towards the end of the record is quite magnificent, especially in its rising cacophony of sound that steadily picks us up and carries us towards the horizon. Their understanding of dynamics is wonderful. But they've got other avenues of creativity too. 'Tricks' is a dark and mysterious collage of textures that actually hints more towards Portishead than anything with a folk leaning. Its simple effectiveness defines a band who have done their homework, ascertained their collective strengths and weaknesses and are now looking to establish the best way to utilise them.
Gracious Tide, Take Me Home is not without its occasional stumbles. 'Blanket of Leaves' doesn't end up going anywhere meaningful despite its promise and lovely as it is, 'Keep on Trying' isn't possessed of enough depth to justify a full five minutes. But these are minor quibbles and for the most part, this is a tremendous, impressive and authentically pretty debut and one which I can see having a surprisingly broad appeal (folk has never been more popular and their dynamic layering and sound construction will appeal to shoegaze and electronic advocates). It will be interesting to see how Lanterns on the Lake develop their sound over the next part of their career; you get the sense from the record that they're only just beginning to explore their sound and their flirtations with electronica are fascinating, nodding towards a promisingly experimental future. But all this is to come. As a debut, as a mark in the sand, Gracious Tide, Take Me Home is an endearing and beautifully drawn modern folk record: its wounded heart pinned to its lacy, windswept sleeve, watching atop the harbour walls and pining for a release from its sorrows.
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Louis Tomlinson's first son
Let's start off saying that I'm operating at a little bit of a Louis Tomlinson deficit, in that, like most people, Harry and Zayn were the only two One Directioners whose last names I could have sworn to at gunpoint, and if I were going to choose a third, it might have been Niall. Maybe. Full Story
One Direction: Babies and broken engagements
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Zayn Malik has ended his engagement. You'll recall, the mess first started when Zayn was still with One Direction, on tour in Asia, accused of cheating on Perrie Edwards. That resulted in him tapping out of the tour, rushing back to England to be with Perrie, and then subsequently breaking up with the band. Full Story
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First shots of Louis Tomlinson since news broke earlier this week that he and one of the girls he was hooking up with in May are expecting a baby. Briana Jungwirth has apparently left her home Full Story
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PEOPLE dropped a major mindf-ck on One Direction fans last night: Louis Tomlinson is going to be a father. The mother? Her name is Briana (of course it is) Jungwirth. She's a stylist. She's from LA. They were hanging out in May (photos attached below) but they are not dating. Full Story
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Niall Horan and Louis Tomlinson were photographed at Glastonbury today. People freaked out. This surprised me because I didn't think there would be any One Directioners at Glastonbury. You remember what Nick Grimshaw said about One Direction and Glastonbury a couple of years ago? "I don't think One Direction's music sounds like the stuff that is historically supported by Glastonbury. Full Story
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When I checked Twitter this morning, "Louis & Lauren" was a worldwide trending topic. One Direction and something is always a worldwide trending topic. At least one, sometimes two. Right now they're trying to start a rumour that Zayn is rejoining the band. This is not happening. Full Story
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Fight! Boy fight! It's been, what?, a month since Zayn Malik announced he was leaving One Direction? They said it was amicable. Oh come on. It's never amicable. At least not at the beginning. This sh-t takes years to get over. Can you imagine if Twitter was around when Geri left the Spice Girls? Twitter is a gift at times like this. Full Story
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One Direction's Louis Tomlinson and producer Naughty Boy, who's working with Zayn Malik on some new music, got into a fight on Twitter. Louis thought Naughty Boy (do we have to call him this???) was disrespecting the band and the fans and Naughty Boy (who can take this name seriously?) was like, nah, man, you're wrong. Full Story
Harry next?
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The first couple of hours of my day are spent on the deck making stuff and drinking tea. If I get hungry I reach out and grab a banana!
They taste like real bananas should. Of course, I have to share them with possums and fruitbats. If I need some material to weave or make string I have a ready and plentiful supply.
A grass nest, some tools and tinkerings. My property used to be a pasture and watering hole for cattle, so there's no shortage of grass for me to use or for Hariette to chew. It grows to 2m and has wallaby tracks through it. Slowly, slowly we are eliminating the grass and replacing it with wetland plants and rainforest trees.
The trug with banana pith (excellent for string making), emu feathers and tools. Thatching I made from Miscanthus zebrinus prunings and toes.
More materials and experiments.
and a teeny nest found by Noah a couple of days ago.
Time for tea or maybe a banana smoothie.
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It's been awhile since I posted any new entry.No,I didn't abandon my beloved blog.Our summer vacation in Asia was over and now I have to go back to my daily routine.*crying* Since summer vacation until now I hardly cook at all until few days ago.All I do during our vacation was enjoying my mom's cooking or eating out.This petai dish is one of my mom delicious dish.
Petai or stink beans is one of the popular dish in Malaysia.Mostly people cooked this stink bean or petai in spicy shrimp paste sauce with shrimp but my mom cooked this delicious dish with anchovies instead of shrimp.All those year, I never try to eat this stink beans until few years back.Friends told me that this type of stink beans is good for health .Once tried,I think it's acceptable.I like the crunchiness of the beans texture if it's cooked right.My mom said when buy petai/stink beans,try to get the petai from local instead of Thailand's petai.Local petai taste better and have the lesser chance of worms living in the pods.
5 long stink bean in pods and cluster,removed the shell and skin,washed
1 medium onion,peeled and slices
100 gm fried anchovies
6-8 kaffir lime leaves(daun limau purut)
5-6 long red chili,cut and remove seeds
20 chili padi( small bird chili)
4-5 shallots,peeled
1 bulbs garlic,peeled
1 slice toasted belacan (shrimp paste)
*blend fine above paste ingredients in food processor*
1/2 cup cooking oil
sugar and salt to taste
3 tbsp tamarind juice
1:Heat wok at high heat with oil,kaffir lime leaves and chili paste.Use spatula to keep stirring the paste until fragrant,about 15 minutes.
2:Toss in slices onion and petai,cooked for 2-3 minutes.(do not over cooked petai)Keep petai crunchy.
3:Add in seasoning.Check the seasoning.Toss in fried anchovies and mix well.
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- Laetrile is another name for a natural product called amygdalin. Amygdalin is a chemical ingredient found in the pits of many fruits, raw nuts, and plants (see Question 1).
- Hydrogen cyanide is thought to be the main anticancer compound formed from laetrile when broken down in the body (see Question 1).
- Laetrile is given by mouth as a pill or by intravenous injection (see Question 4).
- Laetrile has shown little anticancer effect in laboratory studies, animal studies, or human studies (see Question 5 and Question 6).
- The side effects of laetrile are like the symptoms of cyanide poisoning (see Question 7).
- Laetrile is not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) (see Question 8).
Questions and Answers About Laetrile / Amygdalin
Laetrile is a compound that has been used as a treatment for people with cancer worldwide. It is not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as a treatment for cancer or any other medical condition. The term laetrile comes from 2 words (laevorotatory and mandelonitrile) and is used to describe a purified form of the chemical amygdalin. Amygdalin is a plant compound that contains sugar and produces hydrogen cyanide. Hydrogen cyanide is thought to be the main anticancer compound formed from laetrile when broken down in the body. Amygdalin is found in the pits of many fruits and in raw nuts. It is also found in other plants such as lima beans, clover, and sorghum.
The names laetrile, Laetrile, vitamin B-17, and amygdalin are often used in place of one another, but they are not the same product. The chemical make-up of Laetrile patented in the United States is different from the laetrile/amygdalin produced in Mexico. The patented Laetrile is a partly synthetic (man-made) form of amygdalin, while the laetrile/amygdalin made in Mexico comes from crushed apricot pits. The studies discussed in this fact sheet used either Mexican laetrile/amygdalin or Laetrile. The generic term laetrile will be used throughout this summary except in cases when the patented version of Laetrile is known to have been used in a study.What is the history of the discovery and use of laetrile as a complementary or alternative treatment for cancer?
Amygdalin was first isolated in 1830 and was used as an anticancer agent in Russia as early as 1845. Its first recorded use in the United States as a treatment for cancer was in the 1920s. The early pill form of amygdalin was found to be too toxic, and work with the compound was stopped. In the 1950s, a reportedly nontoxic, partly synthetic form of amygdalin was made and patented in the United States as Laetrile. Laetrile gained popularity in the 1970s as a single anticancer agent and as part of a metabolic therapy program that included a special diet, high-dose vitamin supplements, and pancreatic enzymes (a group of proteins that aid in the digestion of food). By 1978, more than 70,000 people in the United States had reportedly been treated with Laetrile.
In 1980, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld a ban on the shipment of laetrile between states in the United States. It is still used in Mexico and at some clinics in the United States.What is the theory behind the claim that laetrile is useful in treating cancer?
Hydrogen cyanide is thought to be the main anticancer ingredient in laetrile. Two other breakdown products of amygdalin, prunasin (which is similar in structure to laetrile) and benzaldehyde, may also be cancer cell blockers. The following theories have been proposed to support the use of laetrile for cancer:
- Two of the theories state that the balance of certain enzymes in cancer cells allows laetrile to be toxic to the cancer cells. There is some evidence that normal tissues and malignant tissues do have different amounts of these enzymes.
- Another theory states that cancer is the result of a vitamin deficiency and that laetrile, or amygdalin/vitamin B-17, is the missing vitamin needed by the body to restore health. There is currently no evidence that laetrile is needed by the body or that laetrile can act as a vitamin in animals or humans.
- The fourth theory states that the cyanide released by laetrile has a toxic effect that results in killing the cancer cells and stopping them from growing. The theory also states that the damage to the cells causes a boost to the immune system.
Laetrile is given by mouth (orally) as a pill. It can also be given by injection into a vein (intravenously) or muscle. Laetrile is commonly given intravenously over a period of time and then orally as maintenance therapy (treatment given to help extend the benefit of previous therapy).Have any preclinical (laboratory or animal) studies been conducted using laetrile?
Preclinical studies have been done with laetrile either alone or combined with other substances. These studies tested the benefits of laetrile against cancer, the side effects of laetrile treatment, where and how laetrile breaks down in the body, and how laetrile and its breakdown products leave the body. Laboratory and animal studies have shown mixed results on the anticancer effects of laetrile (amygdalin).
Two animal studies of amygdalin by the National Cancer Institute reported no response when it was given alone or with an enzyme that activates the release of cyanide from amygdalin in the body. The animals had more side effects when the enzyme was given at the same time as the amygdalin. Similar results were reported when human breast and colon tumors were implanted into mice.
Other studies have reported the following responses to amygdalin:
- A laboratory study of amygdalin reported that it somewhat slowed the growth of colon cancer cells.
- A laboratory study of amygdalin reported the higher the dose of amygdalin, the more likely the prostate cancer cells were to respond.
- A laboratory study of amygdalin given with beta-D-glucosidase reported a time and dose-dependent response in hepatoma cells. The longer amount of time that amygdalin and beta-D-glucoside were given and the higher the dose, the more likely the hepatoma cells were to respond.
- A laboratory study of amygdalin reported the higher the dose of amygdalin, the more likely the cervical cancer cells were to respond.
- One study in rats reported that amygdalin was not effective at treating, preventing, or delaying development of tumors.
- One study reported tumor response in mice with mammary tumors when amygdalin was given with enzymes and vitamin A, but not when given alone.
No controlled clinical trials (trials that compare groups of patients who receive the new treatment to groups who do not) of laetrile have been reported.
Although many anecdotal reports (incomplete descriptions of the medical/treatment history of one or more patients) and case reports (detailed reports of the diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up of individual patients) are available, they provide little evidence to support laetrile as a treatment for cancer.
The following has been reported from case series about the use of laetrile in patients with cancer:
- A case series (a group or series of case reports involving patients who were given similar treatment) of 44 patients treated with laetrile was published in 1953. Most of the patients who showed some improvement also received radiation therapy or anticancer drugs, so it is not known which treatment produced the benefit.
- In another series of case reports published in 1962, 10 patients with metastatic cancer (cancer that has spread from one part of the body to another) were treated with a wide range of doses of intravenous Laetrile. Pain relief was the main reported benefit. Reduced swelling of lymph nodes and decreased tumor size were also reported. Long-term follow-up with these patients was not done, however, so it is not known how long the benefits lasted after treatment.
- Benzaldehyde, which is made when laetrile is broken down by the body, has also been tested for anticancer activity in humans. In two clinical series (case reports of a number of patients who are treated consecutively in a clinic), patients with advanced cancer who had not responded to standard therapy were treated with benzaldehyde. Some patients had a complete response (the disappearance of all signs and symptoms of cancer), while some had a decrease in tumor size. The responses to benzaldehyde lasted as long as the treatment continued. Almost all of the patients had been treated previously with chemotherapy or radiation therapy, but it is not known how soon treatment with benzaldehyde began after the other treatment ended.
- In 1978, the National Cancer Institute (NCI) requested case reports from practitioners who believed their patients were helped by treatment with laetrile. Ninety-three cases were submitted; 67 of these were complete enough to be evaluated. An expert panel concluded that 2 of the 67 patients had complete responses and 4 others had a decrease in tumor size. Based on these 6 cases, NCI sponsored clinical studies with laetrile.
Findings from only 2 clinical trials with laetrile have been published. These trials, sponsored by NCI, were done in the late 1970s and early 1980s, and did not include a control group for comparison.
The following has been reported from these 2 clinical trials about the use of laetrile in patients with cancer:
- The first trial, a phase I study, tested doses, schedules, and ways to give amygdalin in 6 cancer patients. Researchers found that amygdalin caused very few side effects when given by mouth or intravenously. Two patients who ate raw almonds while taking amygdalin, however, developed symptoms of cyanide poisoning.
- In 1982, a phase II study with 175 patients looked at which types of cancer might benefit from treatment with amygdalin. Most of the patients in this study had breast, colon, or lung cancer. Amygdalin was given by injection for 21 days, followed by oral maintenance therapy using doses and procedures similar to those in the phase I study. Vitamins and pancreatic enzymes were also given as part of a metabolic therapy program that also included dietary changes. One stomach cancer patient showed a decrease in tumor size, which was maintained for 10 weeks while the patient was on amygdalin therapy. In about half of the patients, cancer had grown at the end of the treatment. Cancer had grown in all patients 7 months after completing treatment. Some patients reported an improvement in their ability to work or do other activities, and other patients said their symptoms improved. These improvements, however, did not last after treatment ended.
The side effects of laetrile treatment are like the signs and symptoms of cyanide poisoning. These include:
- Nausea and vomiting.
- Headache.
- Dizziness.
- Blue color of the skin due to a lack of oxygen in the blood.
- Liver damage.
- Abnormally low blood pressure.
- Droopy upper eyelid.
- Trouble walking due to damaged nerves.
- Fever.
- Mental confusion.
- Coma.
- Death.
The side effects of laetrile appear to depend on the way it is given. Side effects are more severe when laetrile is given by mouth than when it is given by injection. These side effects may be increased by:
- Eating raw almonds or crushed fruit pits.
- Eating certain types of fruits and vegetables, including celery, peaches, bean sprouts, and carrots.
- Taking high doses of vitamin C.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has not approved laetrile as a treatment for cancer in the United States. The drug is made and used as a cancer treatment in Mexico.
Laetrile compounds from Mexico, which is the primary supplier of laetrile, may vary in purity and contents. Products containing bacteria and other substances and products labeled incorrectly have been found.
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Physician Data Query (PDQ) is the National Cancer Institute's (NCI's) comprehensive cancer information database. The PDQ database contains summaries of the latest published information on cancer prevention, detection, genetics, treatment, supportive care, and complementary and alternative medicine. Most summaries come in two versions. The health professional versions have detailed information written in technical language. The patient versions are written in easy-to-understand, nontechnical language. Both versions have cancer information that is accurate and up to date and most versions are also available in Spanish.
PDQ is a service of the NCI. The NCI is part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). NIH is the federal government's center of biomedical research. The PDQ summaries are based on an independent review of the medical literature. They are not policy statements of the NCI or the NIH.
Purpose of This Summary
This PDQ cancer information summary has current information about the use of laetrile/amygdalin in the treatment of people with cancer. It is meant to inform and help patients, families, and caregivers. It does not give formal guidelines or recommendations for making decisions about health care.
Reviewers and Updates
Editorial Boards write the PDQ cancer information summaries and keep them up to date. These Boards are made up of experts in cancer treatment and other specialties related to cancer. The summaries are reviewed regularly and changes are made when there is new information. The date on each summary ("Date Last Modified") is the date of the most recent change.
The information in this patient summary was taken from the health professional version, which is reviewed regularly and updated as needed, by the PDQ Integrative, Alternative, and Complementary Therapies Editorial Board.
Clinical Trial Information
A clinical trial is a study to answer a scientific question, such as whether one treatment is better than another. Trials are based on past studies and what has been learned in the laboratory. Each trial answers certain scientific questions in order to find new and better ways to help cancer patients. During treatment clinical trials, information is collected about the effects of a new treatment and how well it works. If a clinical trial shows that a new treatment is better than one currently being used, the new treatment may become "standard." Patients may want to think about taking part in a clinical trial. Some clinical trials are open only to patients who have not started treatment.
Clinical trials are listed in PDQ and can be found online at NCI's website. Many cancer doctors who take part in clinical trials are also listed in PDQ. For more information, call the Cancer Information Service 1-800-4-CANCER (1-800-422-6237).
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The best way to cite this PDQ summary is:
PDQ® Integrative, Alternative, and Complementary Therapies Editorial Board. PDQ Laetrile/Amygdalin. Bethesda, MD: National Cancer Institute. Updated <MM/DD/YYYY>. Available at: https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/treatment/cam/patient/laetrile-pdq. Accessed <MM/DD/YYYY>. [PMID: 26389167]
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The information in these summaries should not be used to make decisions about insurance reimbursement. More information on insurance coverage is available on Cancer.gov on the Managing Cancer Care page.
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General CAM Information
Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM)-also called integrative medicine-includes a broad range of healing philosophies, approaches, and therapies. A therapy is generally called complementary when it is used in addition to conventional treatments; it is often called alternative when it is used instead of conventional treatment. (Conventional treatments are those that are widely accepted and practiced by the mainstream medical community.) Depending on how they are used, some therapies can be considered either complementary or alternative. Complementary and alternative therapies are used in an effort to prevent illness, reduce stress, prevent or reduce side effects and symptoms, or control or cure disease.
Unlike conventional treatments for cancer, complementary and alternative therapies are often not covered by insurance companies. Patients should check with their insurance provider to find out about coverage for complementary and alternative therapies.
Cancer patients considering complementary and alternative therapies should discuss this decision with their doctor, nurse, or pharmacist as they would any type of treatment. Some complementary and alternative therapies may affect their standard treatment or may be harmful when used with conventional treatment.
Evaluation of CAM Therapies
It is important that the same scientific methods used to test conventional therapies are used to test CAM therapies. The National Cancer Institute and the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH) are sponsoring a number of clinical trials (research studies) at medical centers to test CAM therapies for use in cancer.
Conventional approaches to cancer treatment have generally been studied for safety and effectiveness through a scientific process that includes clinical trials with large numbers of patients. Less is known about the safety and effectiveness of complementary and alternative methods. Few CAM therapies have been tested using demanding scientific methods. A small number of CAM therapies that were thought to be purely alternative approaches are now being used in cancer treatment-not as cures, but as complementary therapies that may help patients feel better and recover faster. One example is acupuncture. According to a panel of experts at a National Institutes of Health (NIH) meeting in November 1997, acupuncture has been found to help control nausea and vomiting caused by chemotherapy and pain related to surgery. However, some approaches, such as the use of laetrile, have been studied and found not to work and to possibly cause harm.
The NCI Best Case Series Program which was started in 1991, is one way CAM approaches that are being used in practice are being studied. The program is overseen by the NCI's Office of Cancer Complementary and Alternative Medicine (OCCAM). Health care professionals who offer alternative cancer therapies submit their patients' medical records and related materials to OCCAM. OCCAM carefully reviews these materials to see if any seem worth further research.
Questions to Ask Your Health Care Provider About CAM
When considering complementary and alternative therapies, patients should ask their health care provider the following questions:
- What side effects can be expected?
- What are the risks related to this therapy?
- What benefits can be expected from this therapy?
- Do the known benefits outweigh the risks?
- Will the therapy affect conventional treatment?
- Is this therapy part of a clinical trial?
- If so, who is the sponsor of the trial?
- Will the therapy be covered by health insurance?
To Learn More About CAM
National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH)
The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) facilitates research and evaluation of complementary and alternative practices, and provides information about a variety of approaches to health professionals and the public.
|NCCIH Clearinghouse
|Post Office Box 7923 Gaithersburg, MD 20898-7923
|Telephone: 1-888-644-6226 (toll free)
|TTY (for deaf and hard of hearing callers): 1-866-464-3615
|E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Website: https://nccih.nih.gov
CAM on PubMed
NCCIH and the NIH National Library of Medicine (NLM) jointly developed CAM on PubMed, a free and easy-to-use search tool for finding CAM-related journal citations. As a subset of the NLM's PubMed bibliographic database, CAM on PubMed features more than 230,000 references and abstracts for CAM-related articles from scientific journals. This database also provides links to the websites of over 1,800 journals, allowing users to view full-text articles. (A subscription or other fee may be required to access full-text articles.)
Office of Cancer Complementary and Alternative Medicine
The NCI Office of Cancer Complementary and Alternative Medicine (OCCAM) coordinates the activities of the NCI in the area of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM). OCCAM supports CAM cancer research and provides information about cancer-related CAM to health providers and the general public via the NCI website.
National Cancer Institute (NCI) Cancer Information Service
U.S. residents may call the NCI Cancer Information Service toll free at 1-800-4-CANCER (1-800-422-6237) Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm. A trained Cancer Information Specialist is available to answer your questions.
Food and Drug Administration
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulates drugs and medical devices to ensure that they are safe and effective.
|Food and Drug Administration
|10903 New Hampshire Avenue
|Silver Spring, MD 20993
|Telephone: 1-888-463-6332 (toll free)
|Website: http://www.fda.gov
Federal Trade Commission
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) enforces consumer protection laws. Publications available from the FTC include:
- Who Cares: Sources of Information About Health Care Products and Services
- Fraudulent Health Claims: Don't Be Fooled
|Consumer Response Center
|Federal Trade Commission
|600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
|Washington, DC 20580
|Telephone: 1-877-FTC-HELP (1-877-382-4357) (toll free)
|TTY (for deaf and hard of hearing callers): 202-326-2502
|Website: http://www.ftc.gov
Last Revised: 2017-04-13
If you want to know more about cancer and how it is treated, or if you wish to know about clinical trials for your type of cancer, you can call the NCI's Cancer Information Service at 1-800-422-6237, toll free. A trained information specialist can talk with you and answer your questions.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 49 diseños de 18 diseñadores freelance.
The Regency Banquet & Conference Center
Large catering facility offering exquisite food, gorgeous event space and full service event planning for clients looking to host an event. Family owned property – located inside a hotel (hotel brand is international/national).
Clients seeking event space for weddings, bar/bat mitzvahs, sweet 16's, anniversaries, baby/bridal showers and corporate dinners/meetings/events
Advertisement should be adaptable for various themes. First ad created should be focused as a wedding advertisement. Size of ad should be 5" x 5" or 1/4 page.
Advertisement will highlight the beautiful event space and include creative copy speaking to the target audience – enticing them to host their next special event with us. If designer is not willing to write the copy - please utilize copy from the website and we will edit as needed. Major perk is that ballroom is located in the hotel.
This project will have long term elements and repeat work as ad buys are secured. Please focus on layout and ability to change graphics or photos based on theme of ad (i.e. Wedding; Teen (Sweet 16/Bar Mitzvah); Corporate etc.)
Please do not hesitate to contact client directly with questions regarding this project. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com or Phone (US) : 845 770 0429
COLOR SCHEME: Common colors in the banquet center are golds, ivories, mochas.
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Jennie Smith: New Drawings
Exhibit - Painting | September 18 – December 15, 2017 every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday | Stephens Hall, Townsend Center for the Humanities
Townsend Center for the Humanities
Jennie Smiths delicate graphite drawings combine close observation of the natural world with a deeply imaginative sensibility. Her body of work reflects a fascination with the environment, a willingness to confront ecological crises, and a determination to explore the beauty and mystery inherent in what she sees.
In her selection of drawings on display at the Townsend Center, Smith presents a new project exploring our psychic investment in our landscapes of origin. Her biographical maps render the ways in which individuals remember the places in which they were raised. Her creative process involves asking friends to describe a significant place where they spent time during their childhood. Smith then creates a map that gives visual expression to these memories and is a testament to the enduring effects of landscape on the psyche.
Smith, a San Francisco native who lives a short walk from the Pacific Ocean, also presents a new installment in her career-long engagement with the Northern California coastal environment. The Townsend Center exhibit includes pieces inspired by such Bay Area phenomena as the movement and sound of rattlesnake grass, and the windswept cypress trees along Lands End.
Smith received an MFA from UC Berkeley and a BFA from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. Her work was included in the 2006 Whitney Biennial and is held in the Whitney Museums permanent collection. She is represented by the Rena Bransten Gallery in San Francisco. Her illustrated book of folk songs, The Littlest Birds Sing the Prettiest Songs, was published by Chronicle Books.
Viewing hours are generally Monday through Friday, 9 am to 4 pm. The exhibit is located in a space also used for events and meetings; please call (510) 643-9670 or email in advance to confirm room availability.
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