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Introduction to The Digestive Tube (Alimentary Canal) in Mammals
The digestive tube is alternately called the alimentary ( al -uh- MEN -tur-ee) tract. The reason, of course, is that the digestive tube has many of its major functions "related to" (-ary) "nourishing" (aliment) the rest of the body. Let us now, therefore, examine the parts of the human digestive tube in sequence, along with their related functions. (Start looking at Figure 19.2). And in so doing, we shall also be learning about the digestive tube in other mammals.
The Oral Cavity, Pharynx, And Esophagus
Food ingested by a human (or other mammal) immediately enters the mouth (oral cavity) where physical digestion of all three major types of foodstuffs (carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins) begins. Physical digestion is just the mechanical breaking apart of ingested food, using the teeth, lips, and gums.
In humans, chemical digestion of carbohydrates also begins within the oral cavity. This is due to the presence of "spit" or saliva (sah- LIE -vah), secreted into the mouth by the salivary glands. The saliva contains various digestive enzymes, such as salivary amylase ( AM -ih- lace ), or "starch" (amyl) "splitter." Salivary amylase begins the chemical digestion (breakdown) of complex carbohydrates, such as starch, into double-sugars. [ Study suggestion: Eat a plain saltine cracker. At first, it is quite dull, reflecting its complex starch content. But as you chew it and mix it with your saliva, notice that it begins to taste sweet. To what specific chemical should you give credit for this dramatic change?]
By the time a person is done chewing food and mixing it with saliva, the general result is a food bolus ( BOH -lus). A food bolus is a soft "ball" (bol) of partially digested food.
When done chewing, the person uses the tongue and flips the food bolus into the back of the oropharynx (portion of the throat behind the mouth). The bolus pushes the epiglottis shut, then slides down into the esophagus. The upper portion of the esophagus is lined by voluntary striated (cross-striped) muscle. Hence, the first part of swallowing is voluntary. ("So, why did I just gulp down that piece of delicious apple?" you might well ask yourself. "Because I darn well wanted to, that's why!")
However, the lower 2/3 of the esophagus is lined by smooth, involuntary muscle. This means that the latter part of swallowing is not under our conscious control. Therefore, once a swallowed food bolus has entered the lower esophagus, you just have to let it go down into your stomach! ("Oh, oh!" you might suddenly question yourself. "Didn't I just see half a worm in that chunk of apple?" Too late! You've already swallowed it! You can't back out, now!)
The Stomach And Its Adaptations
In humans, the stomach is a capital J-shaped pouch that acts as a temporary storage place for ingested food. The body is the large central area of the stomach, while the pylorus (pie- LOR -us) or "gatekeeper" is a small room at the far end of the stomach.
The epithelial cells lining the "stomach" (gastr) secrete the gastric ( GAS trick) juice. The gastric juice is especially rich in hydrochloric ( HIGH -droh- klor -ik) acid, abbreviated as HCl, and pepsin ( PEP -sin). Being an extremely strong acid, HCl breaks down rapidly and donates many H + ions, making it highly reactive and corrosive. Thus, hydrochloric acid begins the chemical digestion of lipids and proteins, as well as continuing the digestion of carbohydrates. Pepsin is an enzyme that helps break down proteins, as well.
Due to the action of the gastric juice, the food bolus from the esophagus is now changed into chyme ( KIGHM ). The chyme is a thick, soupy mass of partially digested material. Since it is almost a liquid, chyme is like a "juice" (chym) that leaves the stomach through a muscular ring called the pyloric (pie- LOR -ik) sphincter.
"If the stomach is full of so much HCl, then why doesn't it digest itself?" Part of the answer is that the stomach secretes a highly alkaline (basic) layer of mucus, a protective "slime" (muc) that coats the lining and neutralizes acid that contacts it.
There is one type of foodstuff that HCl and pepsin hardly touch, however. That foodstuff is cellulose ( SELL -yuh- lohs ). Cellulose is a "carbohydrate" (-ose) composed of the walls of many "little cells" (cellul) found in plants. Wood, cotton, and grass, for instance, are largely made up of cellulose. "Why don't we just send the kids out in the backyard to graze on our grass?" a sarcastic father might jokingly ask. "After all, then we wouldn't have to mow it, and they'd get big as cows!"
A comparison to the anatomic features of the cow stomach may help explain why this dad is really off the mark! As Figure 19.3 reveals, the cow stomach consists of four different chambers. These chambers are called the rumen ( ROO -men), reticulum, omasum (oh- MAY -sum), and abomasum ( ab -uh- MAY -sum). Because the first chamber, the rumen, is so important, it serves as the foundation for the name of the entire group of herbivores (plant-eating mammals) to which cows, deer, goats, and sheep belong. This group is called the ruminants ( REW -muh-nunts) – animals that are "chewers of cud."
Cud represents a mouthful of food that has been swallowed and then brought back up into the mouth from the rumen (first stomach chamber) of a ruminant. The cud is then given a slow, thorough, second chewing before it is swallowed, again. But simple re-chewing isn't good enough, by itself. This is because cows, like humans, don't produce enzymes capable of chemically digesting plant cellulose (as found in grass). To get around this problem, there are special bacteria and protists (Chapter 7) living in the first two stomach chambers, the rumen and reticulum. Now, the microorganisms within these chambers do have enzymes that digest cellulose in grass and break it down into simple sugars that the cow's stomach can further handle, then absorb. The repeated chewing of cud containing millions of these micro-organisms simply crunches up the cellulose plant walls, thereby allowing the enzymes to digest them even more efficiently.
The Wondrous Small Intestine
Within humans, the small intestine is a small-diameter, extensively folded tube that averages about 20 feet (6 meters) in length. We have called this the wondrous small intestine, because of all the wonderful and amazing feats of digestion and absorption that occur within its walls.
The first segment of the small intestine is called the duodenum (dew- AH -den-um), which comes from Medieval Latin for "presence of 12." Thus, the name, duodenum, reflects the fact that ancient anatomists measured its length as equal to about 12 fingers, placed side-by-side. A close look at Figure 19.4 also shows how critical the duodenum is as a common meeting point for chyme and various digestive secretions.
The duodenum receives chyme from the pylorus of the stomach, and secretions from the liver, gall bladder, and pancreas, as well. The liver is a large, brown, many-lobed organ that produces and secretes bile, as well as many other useful substances. Bile is a brownish-green detergent substance that emulsifies (ih- MUL -sih-feyes) fat within the small intestine. Emulsification (ih- mul -suh-fuh- KAY -shun) is literally the "process of" (-tion) "milking out" (emulsif) one non-mixable fluid substance from another one. Consider, in this case, the large globules of partially digested fat that do not mix very well with the soupy chyme entering the duodenum from the stomach. Bile from the liver acts to emulsify the large fat globules, breaking them apart (or, in a sense, "milking them out" of the rest of the chyme). As a result, a separate foam of tiny fat droplets is created within the small intestine. [ Study suggestion: Pour some liquid detergent onto a bunch of greasy plates, and then observe what happens. In what way does this liquid detergent act somewhat like bile?]
Bile is secreted continuously, day and night, into the right and left hepatic (heh- PAT -ik) or "liver" ducts. These ducts carry the bile into the cystic ( SIS -tic) duct . Cyst means "bladder" or "sac," while chole ( KOH -lee) is Latin for "bile or gall." Hence, the compound word, cholecyst ( KOH -luh-sist), translates into English as "gall bladder" or "bile sac."
The cholecyst (gall bladder) is a muscular-walled sac that receives the bile from the liver and stores it temporarily. When the duodenum becomes swollen with fatty chyme, a hormone is released that stimulates the walls of the gall bladder to contract. A load of bile is squirted out of the cholecyst, much like a slug of brownish-green pea soup or gravy being squeezed out of a rubber balloon.
The bile squirts into the cystic duct, and then into the common bile duct, which carries it the rest of the way down into the duodenum. Here, then, the emulsification of fat takes place.
As shown in Figure 19.4, the pancreatic (pan-kree- AT -ik) duct extends from the pancreas and merges with the base of the common bile duct. The pancreatic duct is the main passageway for the pancreatic juice. Surrounding both of them at their point of union is the hepatopancreatic (heh- PAT -oh-pan-kree- AT -ik) sphincter ( SFINK -ter). The hepatopancreatic sphincter is a ring of smooth muscle that regulates the emptying of both the common bile duct (the hepatic or "liver" portion) and the pancreatic duct into the small intestine. When this sphincter (muscular ring) relaxes, bile and pancreatic juice flow through the duodenal (dew- AH -deh-nal) papilla (pah- PIL -lah). The duodenal papilla is a "little nipple or pimple" (papill) -like projection with a hole in its center. Bile from the liver and pancreatic juice from the exocrine gland portion of the pancreas drip into the duodenum through the hole in the duodenal papilla.
The pancreatic juice contains sodium bicarbonate (buy- CAR -buh- nayt ), symbolized chemically as NaHCO 3 , as well as a variety of digestive enzymes. These enzymes include amylases (starch-splitters), lipases ( LIE -pay-sez) or "fat-splitters," and proteases ( PROH -tee- ay -sez) or "protein-splitters." The lipases, for example, complete the chemical digestion of fat or lipids, after they have been emulsified by bile into a fatty foam. The resulting products, such as fatty acids and the substance, glycerol ( GLIH -sir- ahl ), are then absorbed across the walls of the small intestine, and into the bloodstream. Similarly, the proteases continue the chemical breakdown of proteins into amino acids, which are also absorbed into the bloodstream. And the amylases in the small intestine generally finish the chemical breakdown of carbohydrates into simple sugars such as glucose, which are then absorbed.
Reflecting its critical role in the absorption of nutrients, there are several important modifications to the mucosa (mew- KOH -sah), the "mucous" (mucos) membrane lining the small intestine. The mucosa of the duodenum, jejunum, and ileum is thrown into thousands of villi ( VIL -ee). Review of Figure 19.4 shows that each single villus ( VIL -us) is literally named for its resemblance to a little bump or curved "tuft of hair" (vill). The surface of each villus, in turn, is covered with dozens of microvilli ( MY -kroh- vil -ee). The microvilli are little bumps upon each villus, like "tiny tufts of hair." The numerous villi and microvilli, by throwing the mucosa up into hundreds of tiny bumps, vastly increases the amount of surface area available for absorption. As a result, the absorption of nutrients into the bloodstream from the small intestine is extremely efficient.
Revisiting the liver once more, we can say that it has numerous other critical body functions, in addition to the production of bile. First among these is detoxification (dee- TAHKS -ih-fih- KAY -shun) – "the process of taking poison out of" the bloodstream. The liver cells help detoxify (dee- TAHKS -ih-feye) drinking alcohol, for instance, so that it is broken down into sugar and water without toxifying ("poisoning") the brain! [ Study suggestion: When we say that a person is drunk, what does that imply, with regards to the associated function of the liver?]
Summarizing all of the above, we can say that the duodenum, as the first segment of the small intestine, receives chyme from the stomach, bile from the liver and cholecyst, and pancreatic juice from the pancreas. As a result, the chemical digestion of all three basic types of foodstuffs – carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins – is essentially completed within the small intestine. Lying downstream from the liver and pancreas entry point – the duodenal papilla – are the jejunum (jeh- JOO -num) and the ileum ( IL -ee-um).
The jejunum and ileum basically complete the processes of chemical digestion and absorption of nutrients that began in the duodenum.
We thus have the following simple summary equation:
SMALL INTESTINE = Duodenum + Jejunum + Ileum
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You will be happy to learn that we've cut through the bureaucratic red tape that constrained us, and issued SIXTY shots from the actual Victoria's Secret fashion show. For my part, I've chosen the most unattractive one I could find, so as not to be a willing participant in this publicity machine.
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In the first movie, when it was obviously being talked about, like, 'It's The Hunger Games, you have to lose ten pounds.' I said 'We have control over this role model. Why would we make her something unobtainable and thin?' This is a person that young girls will be looking up to, so why not make her strong? Why not make her beautiful and healthy and fit? I was very adamant about that, because I think that our industry doesn't take enough responsibility for what it does to our society. I remember what it felt like to be 14 years old, looking at a Victoria's Secret model and thinking, 'I'll never look like that.' I don't want to make someone feel like that.
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"I consider him the sleeper of this class," University of Cincinnati head football coach Butch Jones said.
Those remarks were about Brandon Mitchell of Withrow High School Feb. 2 (National Signing Day).
For those who had any reservations about Mitchell (and not many did since he was listed as a "three-star recruit" by ESPN.com, Rivals.com, Scout.com and 247Sports.com) that should be enough ammunition.
In Mitchell's case, a summer verbal commitment stood. Prior to that, his services were sought by Ball State, Western Kentucky, Akron, Western Michigan, Kent State and Bowling Green. That list might not floor you, but most college coaches don't define their recruits by "stars" or by who else has recruited them.
The staff at UC believes they have a special find in Mitchell, and the 6-2, 290 pound lineman is enthusiastic about staying in town. The decision was for his current family and for his "new family."
"It took a lot of thought," Mitchell said. "I had to go to the campus a couple of times to get a feel for it. I got real, real comfortable with the coaches, the players. I talked with my family about it and they felt good about it. They've got a really good family environment. It was the family atmosphere they gave me up there that really convinced me."
"Even though I'm coming here, I'm not just a football player; I'm part of that team, part of that family," Mitchell said. "Even after I leave, I'll have people there to back me if I need it."
Of course, switching to a field no more than 10 minutes away from Withrow has its advantages, for Mitchell and his fans.
"They can come right down the street and watch me play football," Mitchell said. "D-tackle, causing wreckage."
The talk sounds arrogant, but it's really just confidence oozing from a guy that appears to be the "gentle giant." However, several area offensive linemen and quarterbacks can attest to the fact that Mitchell wasn't so gentle on the field.
As the only two-way starter for the Withrow Tigers, Mitchell has a clear preference – he'd rather chase the quarterback than block.
"It's definitely more fun to sack a quarterback," Mitchell said. "Blocking's OK but, knowing you've got the QB and that's the top man on the other side of the ball, it feels better."
A lot of Mitchell's technique comes from the sheer strength of being a 300-pound (during football season) man. What some might not know is that Mitchell has some extra agility and balance from another sports he's participated in for some time.
He's one of the area's best wrestlers in the 285-pound class.
Mitchell's been wrestling since he was in seventh grade and is listed with just two defeats at press time (including one to Elder's Nick Nusekabal in overtime; he's hoping to get that one back before the season's up).
"It helps with my balance and my lateral movement," said Mitchell of his mat skills. "It helps me get inside and move people out of the way more often than usual. I feel like when you wrestle, you have an advantage over people with those skills that you have."
Among those that have seen Mitchell wrestle is UC associate head coach Kerry Coombs. Coombs is also in charge of rounding up local recruits like Mitchell and knows the local football scene like the back of his hand.
"Before he ever gets on the mat, he does an hour of study table," Coombs said. "Then, he moves all the tables out of the cafeteria. Then, he puts the mats down on the floor. He spends two hours just getting ready to practice wrestling."
"Then, he practices for four hours," Coombs said. "He doesn't complain. He doesn't have any 'star complex.' He just gets up and does his work each day."
Coombs raved more about Mitchell than any of the other local products.
"He's the same kid day after day after day," Coombs said. "His mom's done a tremendous job raising him. He is going to be the guy that everybody talks about a couple years from now in this class. He's going to be a dominant force in the middle of our defense."
Mitchell has already met a number of current Bearcats and has his hopes set on joining them on the field this fall. That's on the field, not just the sidelines.
"I feel if I work hard enough and show what I can to do in practice and off-season training, I'll probably have a good chance of starting this season," Mitchell said.
He has seen up close and personal how the Bearcats practice. In fact, one preseason practice in particular sold him on the team before he had even played a down for Withrow his senior season.
"What really sold me was probably one practice I went to at Higher Ground," said Mitchell. "I saw them playing football, and I saw how much family atmosphere was up there, how good they treated one another and the intensity."
Some see structure and discipline and run, others like Mitchell, embrace it. Those attributes have served Mitchell well and Coombs again credits Mitchell's wrestling background for his external and internal toughness.
"I find the area that it helps most in is that you are all alone on that mat," Coombs said. "You've got to stand tall and have tremendous courage to wrestle in any class. If you're like Brandon at 285 and you're working to make that weight each week — the discipline involved — I think he's just going to be a phenomenal player for us."
For further thoughts on Brandon Mitchell and other University of Cincinnati recruits from the Tristate, this is UC associate head coach Kerry Coombs, who handles the local prep recruiting.
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I know we all have to be patient with the swelling and the lumps and bruising, but I was just wondering if anyone else was feeling, like me, that when they look at themselves, they DON'T see a flat tummy and are losing hope that this dream really will come true??? Feel free to check out my 3 week pics to see what I'm talking about! Thanks!
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Try the lymph drainage massage to help release the toxins and get things moving. I think they really do help. Maybe a 3 day cleanse?? I'm baffled if sodium is low and drinking water! If nothing else works, time and patience. I'm sorry you are having to deal with it but it really does get better!
Hey teachfish, it seems you have a ton of swelling. I would take a look at your diet and cut out sodium almost completely. You really have to watch all foods unless they are fresh meats and produce. I had a low sodium can of soup and couldn't believe the sodium in it so I didn't buy it. I would also up your water intake. If you aren't drinking a gallon of water per day then fill one up and start tracking it and make sure you drink the entire thing. Stay away from caffeine as much as possible, drink some green tea and eat natural foods that are known to be diuretics. If you are feeling up to it, try a lymphatic drainage massage of your abdomen also. I have had 2 so far and they really do help. A lymphatic massage is a very light massage, so there is no real pressure and it really breaks things up and gets it moving. Keep your chin up though, things get better and better as time goes by even though it doesn't seem like it now! I'm almost 12 weeks post op and loving it now, but at 3 weeks I was hating life!
Thanks 45. Already doing no sodium and have been drinking a gallon of water a day for 15 years now. Thus, my frustration!!! I will take your advice and keep my chin up while playing the waiting game...


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As Klein Solidifies Support, Koppell Backers Say They Can Win
Oliver Koppell faces long—but, supporters insist, not impossible—odds in his quest to unseat Sen. Jeff Klein and steer the State Senate back to Democratic control.
Decade-Long Feud Over Bronx Buildings Erupts Anew
Tenant organizations and a group of companies linked to a key real-estate operator were back in court last week arguing over the aftermath of a 2005 defamation lawsuit.
Advocates Waiting for de Blasio to Fix Homeless Housing Program
The cluster program is widely criticized as expensive and disruptive. So far the new administration has yet to propose an alternative, but advocates have high hopes a plan is coming.
Woes Continue at One De Blasio Watch-List Building
Tenants are still suffering at a Bronx building that both the then-Public Advocate's Worst Landlords List and the city's Alternative Enforcement Program have had on their radar screens.
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Activists and pols say it's the least DEP can do in light of the over-budget billions they're spending on the filtration plant.
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Gulfstream Aerospace, which experienced a 12-percent increase in aircraft production last year compared with 2004 and expects that growth to continue, revealed plans yesterday for a $300 million expansion of manufacturing and service facilities at its Savannah, Ga. headquarters. This project, to unfold over the next seven years, includes a new 570,000-sq-ft service center–more than twice the size of the existing center.
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Garrett/Piedmont Hawthorne/Associated is closing its Long Island, N.Y. and Columbus, Ohio facilities. The engine work at Long Island, as well as at Springfield, Ill., will move to company facilities in Augusta, Ga., Houston and Los Angeles. Long Island's airframe work and Columbus's avionics work will go to the company's Springfield operation.
Gulfstream parent General Dynamics' second-quarter revenues totaled $5.2 billion, a 12-percent year-over-year gain propelled mostly by a 33-percent increase in earnings at the Savannah, Ga. aircraft manufacturer. The OEM delivered 22 completed aircraft–14 large-cabin and eight midsize jets–in the second quarter versus 18 (15 large, three midsize) in the same period last year.
A 27-percent increase in orders to 121 aircraft last year, compared with orders for 95 aircraft in 2004, and a further expected increase in sales is prompting Gulfstream to increase production. The Savannah, Ga.-based OEM expects to deliver a record 111 business jets this year and 127 next year. Gulfstream delivered 78 green aircraft in 2004 versus 89 last year, the most deliveries since the record 101 in 2001.
Under the terms of an agreement signed by Gulfstream Aerospace and FlightSafety International (FSI), FSI will provide systems training to Gulfstream techs working at any of the 14 authorized maintenance facilities (AMF). Gulfstream will provide AMFs 40 hours of FSI training for one technician per model category for which the facility is authorized.
Savannah Air Center in Savannah, Ga., recently broke ground for a new structure that will house its expanded interior fabrication shop. The 19,000-sq-ft facility–to include upholstery, interior fabrication, carpet layout, engineering and supporting offices–is scheduled for completion by September.
Gulfstream Aerospace announced its G200 MSG-3 scheduled maintenance program has received approvals from the FAA and the Civil Aviation Administration of Israel.
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Another brush similar to the one that we did for the chain was going to be employed here but with some slight modifications to it, and that is right here way up on this billboard. We see some embroidery. Right here on this little cloth placed over a dress or somewhere. It is little embroidery here is what we going to cover now. And basically this is being done with a specialized brush. I'm going to go in here and create that brush. Very similar to what we did for the chain, except this time it's going to be a little bit rougher. I'm going to go in there and use a very simple brush, hard-edged brush, nice and small, good size like that, and even smaller.
Here we go and make sure that there are no settings for it. Actually we could even add a little bit of a setting too, just a tiny bit, just to roughen up the edge, just a little. I'm going to just give it a slight Size Jitter, so it's not such a solid line. I'm going to go there and create this little shape, like so. And there it is. It is that simple. We can even maybe just make it even less pronounced, more like that. That's even better. Okay, so it starts to look like a single stitch. Now the fact that it's so irregular there could hurt us in a way but it would be okay.
We just kind of clean it up a little bit. Just make it a little bit even, and so on. Let's get rid of that last one. That's not good. There we go. So that's good, right there. I'm going to select that and turn that into a brush preset and we will call this Embroidery. All right, so now, we can throw it away and we're going to get a nice little pattern here that we're going to create for that embroidery to follow. So it's going to take this little shape that goes like so and then it's going to loop around like that, and then it would be another one inside here, which will look like that, and then maybe another one that comes in this way. So we are just going to create bunch of shapes inside here and then another one.
It's going to come round and engulf this whole thing this way like that, just some design. Now I'm going to set up a layer right there and I am going to get that brush and pick that brush we just created, which appears at the end here. Now right now it's doing that. So we're going to go in there and in the Brush panel we're going to give a little more spacing, so there. We have a little separations seen in the individual stitches. We are going to go in to Shape Dynamics, where we're not going to set up a Size Jitter. A very slight one. Let's just bring this back down.
And we're going to do a very slight Size Jitter, just a little bit, so that they are slightly different, and then the Angle, I'm going to choose give that a little bit of touch, 2%, just so that they start to angle off and I'm going to set this to Direction, so they are going to follow all my little stitching angles that I've set up there. And now that we have that, I'm going to go in there and reduce the size of my brush a little bit to the size that I want and I can take those paths and now go ahead and stroke them and we see that we have this embroidery. And anything I do on top of this is going to follow that same kind of a feel.
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Brad turns out to be as serious (on climate) as he is good looking. He came to the first CGI as an observer, not a speaker. But today he announced a major commitment: Brad Pitt expanded his commitment to New Orleans' Lower Ninth Ward today by announcing plans for a new community of homes in the area hardest-hit by the worst natural disaster in American history. He is partnering with Steve Bing in creating the 150 affordable and sustainable homes, which are the first effort of Pitt's "Make it Right" project. Pitt announced his plan at today's meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative, where he challenged attendees to join him and Bing in rebuilding the Lower Ninth Ward. Pitt pledged to match $5 million in contributions to the project. Bing has pledged to match $5 million in contributions as well, for a total of $10,000,000 in matching funds. Pitt seems genuinely committed to these issues. He said, it was "nice to be in a room with people who are not still debating climate change." He has enlisted William McDonough to make sure the housing is as green as possible:
At the end of their recent climate report, Lehman Brothers has one of the best brief discussions of the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) that I have seen. Since the EU ETS is often viewed in this country as a failure, I thought I would reprint their somewhat different perspective in its entirety:
An Inconvenient Truth is so last year! Al Gore's book may have been No. 1 in 2006, but the global warming deniers and delayers are outselling everyone this year. Of course, Bjørn Lomborg's collection of cherry-picked misinformation, Cool It is the top-selling book in four categories: Climatology, Climate Changes, Public Policy, and even Conservation. But who knew that the top book in both Meteorology and Weather was the Competitive Enterprise Institute's The Politically Incorrect Guide to Global Warming (and Environmentalism) -- a book whose title would be accurate if only the word "politically" were removed? And the no. 2 book in both Climate Changes and Weather is coauthored by world-class denier Fred Singer -- Unstoppable Global Warming: Every 1,500 Years. Sounds like disaster movie dialogue: "It's unstoppable, I tell you, unstoppable."
There's going to be a lot of hype around the Bush climate summit this week. The key buzzwords of the global warming delayers are "aspirational," "technology," and "intensity." The more someone uses those words, the less serious they are about stopping climate change. The bottom line is that any international global warming agreement must include prompt, binding, and enforceable greenhouse-gas reductions by the United States or else the agreement will fail and all nations will suffer the consequences. Some other key points:
Hitting a record low on September 16, 2007, the Arctic lost half a million square miles of ice compared to its last record low just two years ago. For all the details, check out the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) website, which notes "the Northwest Passage is still open, but is starting to refreeze." We are still on track for an ice free Arctic by 2030, decades ahead of the climate models. This post was created for ClimateProgress.org, a project of the Center for American Progress Action Fund.
Global warming makes wildfires more likely and more destructive -- an amplifying climate feedback that releases more carbon into the atmosphere. The full committee of the Senate for Energy and Natural Resources is having a hearing on the subject today. You can get live video here -- click on Live Webcast. I'm looking forward to this hearing since one of the witnesses is Dr. Thomas Swetnam, Director of the Laboratory of Tree Ring Research and Professor of Dendochronology, University of Arizona. He coathored the August 2006 Science cover story, "Warming and Earlier Spring Increase Western U.S. Forest Wildfire Activity" ($ub. req'd). The abstract is viewable online -- here is the conclusion:
Bush may be hosting a climate summit this week, but "what he will not do, officials said, is chart any shift in policies." Specifically, the Washington Post reports: Top Bush administration officials said the president is not planning to alter his opposition to mandatory limits on greenhouse gases or to stray from his emphasis on promoting new technologies, especially for nuclear power and for the storage of carbon dioxide produced by coal plants. This is straight from the Frank Luntz playbook on how to seem like you care about the climate when you don't: Technology, technology, technology. Yada. Yada. Yada. Delay, delay, delay.
This weekend, the AP released the following story: Global warming -- through a combination of melting glaciers, disappearing ice sheets and warmer waters expanding -- is expected to cause oceans to rise by one meter, or about 39 inches. It will happen regardless of any future actions to curb greenhouse gases, several leading scientists say. And it will reshape the nation. Wow! The first amazing thing is the confidence with which AP makes a statement beyond the IPCC's scientific consensus. This is what most of the experts I spoke to for my book said, and I'm glad to see it in print (kudos to AP reporter Seth Borenstein): Few of the more than two dozen climate experts interviewed disagree with the one-meter projection. Some believe it could happen in 50 years, others say 100, and still others say 150. The second amazing thing is this quote:
Lehman Brothers has just released a terrific report, "The Business of Climate Change II." The theme is, "Policy is accelerating, with major implications for companies and investors"; but the piece has a lot of breadth, with cogent comments on everything from the social/damage cost of carbon, to auctioning vs. grandfathering, to the Stern Report. Here are some extended excerpts:
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"The arrested person is a housewife and lives with her family in Chennai. She has been caught with 5kg of Ketamine worth Rs 50 lakh," an officer posted at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Airport said.
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Speaking from the Truman Library in his last speech as U.N. secretary-general, Kofi Annan excoriated the United States for abusing its power in the world community: "No nation can make itself secure by seeking supremacy over others."
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"Aunt Mary" celebrates 100th
A special banquet was held at Wall Doxey Park Banquet Hall on Saturday, May 12, to honor and celebrate the upcoming 100th birthday of Mary Gaiter, of Waterford. She is affectionately called "Aunt Mary" by family and friends. This was hosted and sponsored by her grandchildren; J.R. Pryor Jr., R.C. Pryor, and S.T. Pryor of Aurora, IL, Mrs. Bobbie Campbell of Batavia, Ill., Mrs. Betty Guy and Willie Boyd Pryor of Fort Wayne, Ind, Ivory Lee Pryor, A.D. Pryor, Freedonia Jones and Mary Shaw of Holly Springs. They all would later celebrate Mother's Day at the home of their parents, Mr. J.R. and Cleopatria Pryor of Holly Springs.
When she awakened on the morning of May 12, Mary Gaiter had no idea what the day had in store for her. As her granddaughters, Bobbie and Betty entered the room, they told her it was time to get dressed because she was going to a party. They helped dress her in a gorgeous pink suit that came from a boutique in Batavia, Ill., an elegant white hat and white leather ballerina shoes. The final touch was a pink and white corsage made especially for this big day. She was absolutely beautiful, and little did she know that she was about to attend the "Celebration of the Century" because her 100th birthday was just a few days away. Her great-grandsons, Ross Campbell, Spencer Campbell Jr., and Dreece Guy, handled her with royal, and gentle care, lifting her in and out of the car, to and from the banquet.
Not even a world famous celebrity or diplomat could have received a better reception or the standing ovation that she received as she entered the banquet hall at Wall Doxey. In addition to those lined up at the entrance, the cameras were flashing from every corner of the room. Even as great-grandson, Spencer Jr. lovingly escorted her to the head table, the cameras kept flashing, and the video recorders kept rolling. The only thing brighter than the flashing lights was the sparkle in Aunt Mary's eyes, and her beaming smile. She knew without a doubt that this was her day and she could feel all the love and admiration in the room.
Granddaughter Freedonia Jones, who was the M.C, opened the program. Her oldest grandson, J.R. Pryor Jr, gave an emotional family prayer. Her granddaughter, Patricia Savage, of Dolton, Ill. gave a heartfelt welcome address that could be felt by all present. Bobbie Campbell gave the occasion and stressed that although we were there to celebrate Aunt Mary's upcoming birthday, we were there for much more. We were there to honor her, thank her, and to show our love and appreciation for the life she has lived and the examples she has set for us.
Her baby sister, Helen Miller of Memphis sang a song. Even at 90 yrs. old, "Aunt Helen's" voice was just as powerful and emotional as in her younger days. It was so inspirational, and as she sang, our guest of honor, joined in, which brought tears to the eyes of almost everyone present. Words of encouragement were given by her son-in-law, J.R. Pryor, who expressed how much he cared for, and respected Aunt Mary, and what she has meant to him over the years.
Aunt Mary is a great-great-great grandmother, representing six generations of God's blessings and special presentations were given by each generation. It began with her grandson, S.T. Pryor and his daughter Tonya Majersky. They held Tonya's twin sons, Chase and Lincoln as they presented flowers to Aunt Mary, representing the sixth generation. She was fascinated by the twins and very reluctantly released the baby she was holding after the presentation. Her great-great-grandson, Isaiah Jones gave her a rose representing the fifth generation. Then all the children presented her with a flower and sang a song to her. Since Aunt Mary really loves children, she was thrilled to see them and hear them sing. Her granddaughter, Mary Shaw, coordinated the little children's presentation.
Great-granddaughter Tonya Majersky gave her a pink rose representing the fourth generation. Great-granddaughter, Katina Ginn gave her a white rose in memory of her brothers, Ricky and Larnell Pryor, representing Aunt Mary's "grand-angels" who are no longer with us, but will always be here in spirit and in our hearts.
Betty Guy gave her grandmother a deep pink rose, representing the third generation. She spoke eloquently and emotionally about what Aunt Mary meant to us all. She said Aunt Mary was there for her birth, and for the birth of all her sisters and brothers. She mentioned that Aunt Mary was also there when we were born again and baptized. She spoke of how good and kind Aunt Mary is, about how she loves God, that she loves all people, and would do anything for anyone. She stressed how much Aunt Mary loves little children, and enjoyed working with them in the church. She mentioned how she would sing "Oh When The Saints Go Marching In" as the children would march up to the front of the church after Sunday School class. Then she told of how Aunt Mary always reminded us to pray and never forget about God. That even after we were married, she told us to be good wives and husbands, and stay in church. She said that after we had left home, Aunt Mary would ask if we still go to church, and pressed even further, by asking if we went some time, or all the time. Then she made sure we were training our children up in church. Betty reminded us that Aunt Mary has always been a constant source of love, strength, inspiration, and guidance throughout our entire lives, from childhood to adulthood. It was such a powerful, and moving tribute to Aunt Mary, because she voiced what everyone was feeling. No one, past or present, could have said it better.
Her niece, Georgia Vann presented a yellow rose, representing all of Aunt Mary's loved ones who have gone on before, and requested a moment of silence in their memory.
Her husband of over 77 years of marriage, Mose Gaiter, was unable to attend the celebration, but did send his regrets.
Now it was time for the second generation presentations. Her son, Hubert Wells gave her a red rose representing his generation. He said how much he loved his mother and was overjoyed that this special celebration had been planned for her. He stressed that words could not begin to express his feelings and excitement in just being part of this blessed event.
Then daughter, Opatria Pryor, presented her mother with another red rose. She said how glad she was to be there, and how much she loved her. She thanked her for all that she had done for her, and how she has always been there for her, even the birth of all 10 of her children. You could see the love and appreciation on her face and in her eyes. She gave her mother a kiss and told her she loved her.
Finally, it was time for our guest of honor to speak. The first thing she said was that she wished she had been given more notice. She stated how much she appreciated this special honor and how much she loved everyone. She said she really enjoyed the children's song, and that she wanted to hear them again. She was absolutely overjoyed when they sang for her again. Since she is such a great singer, she was asked to sing a song, but agreed only if everyone would sing with her. Everyone joined in as she sang "Oh When The Saints Go Marching In," which is her song.
Family and friends were acknowledged, and words of thanks were given. Many were in attendance, including family from the East Coast to the West Coast. Family members came from Georgia, California, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Louisiana, Tennessee, and Minnesota for this great celebration. She received many cards, gifts and well wishes from all over, even as far away as California, from Bob and Maria Thompson. A gigantic three-foot birthday card was placed at the entrance, so all those in attendance could sign as they entered the hall. Her great-granddaughters, Cherrish Pryor from Indianapolis, and Isis Jones, on military leave from California, served as ushers, greeting everyone at the door.
Her nephew, Rev. Thomas Wilson, spoke about how much he loved and admired his aunt. He commented on her sharp shooting skills in days gone by and all of the things she loved doing. He then gave the closing prayer, and asked God's blessings on the meal.
Everyone dined on a delicious meal of ham, baked chicken, Roast beef and gravy, mashed potatoes, green beans, corn, salad, rolls, assorted desserts and iced tea.
Granddaughter Mary Shaw had a beautiful birthday cake made which had "Aunt Mary's" picture on it.
Aunt Mary turned 100 years old on May 18, 2007. Although she can no longer do many of the things she loves to do, like gardening, fishing, and hunting, she never misses an opportunity to tell you she is a child of God. She can still sing God's praises. The great singer, Mahalia Jackson, once sang, "I Want to Live the Life I Sing About In My Song." Well, Aunt Mary really has lived the life she sings about in her song.
A verse from Proverbs 31:30 was printed on the program, and it reads like this: "Charm is deceitful and beauty is passing, but a woman who fears the Lord, she shall be praised."
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So I own or co-own a few businesses that have experienced varying degrees of success. I am in the educational video business, and the book-writing business, and the merchandise distribution business, and the conference running business, and the making YouTube videos with my brother…
I love how we don't mind lobbying money into politicians, but we can't stand to pay taxes and invest in society.
I'm sorry, but even if Barack Obama WERE Muslim, what would it matter?
So, let me preface this by saying that I don't necessarily think we should divide the country, and that I realize that a lot of laws are managed on a state level, But I wonder…
Has the US gotten too large to be effectively managed by a central government? The population is so huge, and it's no wonder that certain groups are going to feel marginalized. You cant make the majority happy without stepping on someone else's toes. Is there a way to really manage a nation that's so large? I've seen companies that have gotten way too big and had to break apart into subsidiaries, and those were no where near the massive scale of our country.
On the other hand, I wonder, if the country did happen to break up into say, three or four smaller countries, would the economy of each country collapse completely? Would each section be able to support itself independently? And also, what about defense? Could each section protect itself from outside enemies, or would we be defenseless?
I need someone smarter than I am to explain this to me.
Maybe I should post this to reddit.
According to HuffPost, Santorum is winning in at least two out of three states. I mean, vote how you want, but, good grief, what are you thinking?
I'm seriously hoping that most of this is from trolls trying to secure a win for Obama.
"…they all will receive applause, and it will all sound great … until you realize that "secure the border" is slang for "keep the Mexicans out." "
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"Obama's agenda is "not about you. It's not about your quality of life. It's not about your jobs. It's about some phony ideal. Some phony theology. Oh, not a theology based on the Bible. A different theology," Santorum told supporters of the conservative Tea Party movement at a Columbus hotel.
When asked about the statement at a news conference later, Santorum said, "If the president says he's a Christian, he's a Christian."
But Santorum did not back down from the assertion that Obama's values run against those of Christianity.
"He is imposing his values on the Christian church. He can categorize those values anyway he wants. I'm not going to," Santorum told reporters."
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Um, no shit, you utter moron. I don't pay taxes to fund a government run by a book of fairytales and parables. There is no place in the United States Government for the bible, especially if it's teaching people toxic values like bigotry and classism.
Well, I guess we can be grateful for one thing…you just shot your presidential chances straight to hell.


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Liberty Hardware Decorative 1.25" Round Knob
A simple change can make a huge impact on the look and feel of any room. Change out your old cabinet pulls or knobs and give any room a brand new feel.
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Liberty Hardware Decorative 1.25" Round Knob
Weights & Dimensions
|Product Style: Round knob
|Product Type: Knobs
|Style: Traditional
|Finish: 1: Bronze and almond with copper highlights
|Finish: 2: White
|Primary Material: Metal
|Fasteners Included: Yes
|Eco-Friendly: No
|Country of Manufacture: China
About the ManufacturerLiberty Hardware has offered high quality decorative and functional hardware products at exceptional value since 1942. The company's focus on core values such as innovation, teamwork, and community support has been essential to their growth and continued success throughout the years. Liberty Hardware proudly offers its extensive line of hardware products all across the country, and continues to meet their customers needs through outstanding quality, new product development, and innovative design.
Liberty Hardware Decorative 1.25" Round Knob
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We want you to love it. If you don't, you may return your purchase within 30 days of delivery. All you need to do is visit our Self-Service Return Center for instructions. Return credits are issued within 24 hours once the item is received and inspected. Please note that shipping charges are non-refundable. The cost of return shipping will be deducted from your refund.30-Day Return Policy
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OUR SKU # LBTY1716Decorative 1.25" Round Knob is also sometimes listed under the following manufacturer numbers: P18651C-473-C