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4 bedroom detached house for saleBinfield, RG42
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An extended Taylor-Woodrow 'Monique' style property located in a cul-de-sac on this very popular development at the heart of the village within easy walking distance of the village primary school.
A Taylor-Woodrow Monique style detached house offering good sized family accommodation which we recommend be viewed INTERNALLY to fully appreciate the interior features. Set out on two floors the accommodation has the rooms (all measurements approximate) arranged as follows:-
Approached from the drive to covered porch with quarry tiled step and outside lamp, wood front door with leaded and dapple-glazed side screen to:
ENTRANCE HALL Features: Radiator, coved cornice to ceiling, wall mounted central heating thermostat, telephone point, stairs to first floor with quarter landing and picture window, understairs cupboard, coats cupboard with shelf and hanging space, laminate wood-effect flooring.
CLOAKROOM Features: Low flush WC, wash hand basin both with tiled splash back and shelf over, radiator, extractor fan, laminate wood-effect flooring.
DOUBLE ASPECT DRAWING ROOM 22'1 x 12'9 (6.73m x 3.89m) Features: Double glazed window with front aspect, two double radiators, coved cornice to ceiling, Adam style fireplace with wood surround and mantel shelf, marble insets and raised hearth, TV point, Georgian-style paned double doors to hall and to:
DINING ROOM 12'1 x 9'3 (3.68m x 2.82m) Features: Double panel radiator, double glazed window with rear aspect, coved cornice to ceiling.
FAMILY ROOM/STUDY 17'1 x 10'3 (5.21m x 3.12m) Features: Double panel radiator, double glazed sliding patio doors with side access, coved cornice to ceiling, TV point, telephone point.
RE-FITTED KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM & CONSERVATORY 25'3 x 10'10 (7.70m x 3.30m) Kitchen/Breakfast Room Features: Built in Shaker-style units comprising extensive wood surfaces terminating in a wide peninsula breakfast bar, composite single drainer stainless steel sink with mixer tap, electric hob, range of floor cupboards, plumbing for dishwasher, yacht style corner display shelving, part tiled area to walls, range of eye level cupboards incorporating glass display units, feature stainless steel extractor hood, Diplomat double oven and single oven with grill, built-in fridge, telephone point, further yacht style corner display shelf, double radiator, laminate wood-effect flooring, door to utility room, open to:
Conservatory Area Features: Double glazed windows with fitted blinds and double doors to garden, double panel radiator, laminate wood-effect flooring.
UTILITY ROOM 9'2 x 6'2 (2.80m x 1.88m) Features: Shaker-style units and preparation surface matching those in the kitchen, inset stainless steel, single drainer single bowl sink with cupboard under, space and plumbing for washing machine, space for tumble dryer, space for fridge/freezer, radiator, double glazed door to rear garden, double glazed window with side aspect.
LARGE LANDING Features: Access via ladder to partly boarded loft, radiator, coved cornice to ceiling, door to airing cupboard with lagged cylinder, immersion heater and fitted slatted shelving.
MAIN BEDROOM SUITE Comprising:
BEDROOM 13'5 x 11'1 (4.09m 3.37m) Features: Radiator, double glazed window with rear aspect over garden, telephone point, coved cornice to ceiling, built in unit comprising of two double wardrobe cupboards containing drawers, shelves, hanging space and faced with moulded panel doors, arch to:
DRESSING AREA 7'3 x 5'1 (2.21m x 1.54) Features: Radiator, double glazed window with rear aspect over garden, two double built in wardrobe cupboards with drawer units, shelves, hanging space and faced with moulded panel doors, coved cornice to ceiling, door to:
EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM Features: Double shower cubicle with power shower, pedestal wash hand basin with chrome mixer tap, low flush WC, radiator, white tiled walls, double glazed dappled window with side aspect, heated towel rail.
BEDROOM 2 14'3 into door recess x 9'10 (4.34m x 2.99m) Features: Window with rear aspect over garden, radiator, coved cornice to ceiling, built in unit of two double wardrobe cupboards fitted with drawers, shelves, hanging space.
BEDROOM 3 13' x 7'8 (3.96m x 2.34m) Features: Radiator, double glazed leaded window with front aspect, coved cornice to ceiling.
BEDROOM 4 12'9 x 7'1 (3.89m x 2.15m) Features: Double glazed leaded window with front aspect, radiator, coved cornice to ceiling.
FAMILY BATHROOM Features: Suite comprising panel enclosed bath with mixer tap and hand shower, tiled surround to ceiling height, wide tiled display shelf, low flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin with mixer tap and pop up waste, half tiled walls, radiator, double glazed window with side aspect, electric light/shaver combination, laminate wood-effect flooring.
ATTACHED DOUBLE GARAGE 16'6 x 16'6 (5.03m x 5.03m). Features: Two metal up and over doors, and pitched tiled roof, roof void providing space for overhead storage, light and power points, wall mounted Baxi Gas Fired Boiler supplying domestic hot water and central heating. Part glazed personal door to side passage and gardens.
GARDENS Situated at the end of a cul-de-sac the property is approached from the road over a tarmacadam drive with parking for two vehicles. Either side of this an area is given over to lawn with stocked flower borders containing a variety of shrubs and plants . To the side of the garage a concrete footpath leads to the side gate and continues down the side of the property with a flower border on one side and an area given over to lawn with flower border to the other. There is a large paved patio, and the remainder of the garden is given over to lawn with stocked flower beds containing plants, shrubs and trees. Outside tap. The garden is enclosed on all boundaries by panel fencing and measures approximately 50 ' x 40'.
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The release of Rocksteady Studios' Batman: Arkham Knight has come and gone, and left a divisive trail in the Batmobile's wake. Whether you found the missions focused on the tank-like Batmobile tedious or thought the inclusion of Batman's iconic ride was a brilliant gamble on Rocksteady's part, the developer is still planning on supporting the game with even more Batmobile goodies. While the Batgirl story DLC is dropping this month (this week for Season Pass holders, next week for everyone else), Rocksteady has teased the next batch of add-ons with some new images.
Where the Batgirl missions will be handled by Arkham Origins studio WB Montreal, the remaining content will be handled exclusively by Rocksteady. We know the next six months of DLC will introduce new villains, skins, challenge maps, race tracks, Batmobile models and story missions, but we know little details about what that means. For all we know, the only story missions will be the Batgirl content arriving this week, and the remainder just be different skins, Batmobiles and race tracks. Case in point, the upcoming August drop, which features seven new skins, and the classic Tim Burton era Batmobile.

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Vaccinations, starting by 8 weeks of age, will prevent most (but not all) cases of parvovirus infection. During the first weeks of life, puppies are protected by high levels of maternal antibodies. As these levels decline, there is a period lasting from two to four weeks during which puppies are susceptible to infection because vaccinations have not yet fully taken effect. This susceptible period varies from pup to pup, which is why pups anywhere between 6 and 20 weeks age can be especially susceptible to parvo. Nearly all apparent vaccination failures are due to exposure during this susceptible period. For the Love of Strays begins parvo vaccinations at 6 weeks of age since many of our pups don't have mothers or have severe malnutrition upon arrival. Also we do not allow our puppies into public areas until they have received their second parvo injection.
Cleaning during an outbreak: Thoroughly clean and disinfect the quarters of infected animals. Parvo is an extremely hardy virus that resists most household cleaners and survives on the premises for months. The most effective disinfectant is household bleach in a 1:32 dilution. The bleach must be left on the contaminated surface for 20 minutes before being rinsed.
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Following an incubation period that averages four to five days, the acute illness begins with depression, vomiting, and diarrhea. Some dog have no fever, while others have high fever (up to 106°F, 41.1°C). Pups with severe abdominal pain exhibit a tucked-up abdomen. Diarrhea is profuse and contains mucus and/or blood. Dehydration develops rapidly.
Suspect parvo in all pups with the abrupt onset of vomiting and diarrhea. The most efficient way to diagnose parvo is to identify either the virus or virus antigens in stools. An in-office blood serum test (ELISA) is available for rapid veterinary diagnosis. False negatives do occur. Virus isolation techniques are more precise, but require an outside laboratory.
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Puppies and dogs should not eat or drink until the vomiting has stopped. but require fluid support during that time. This can take three to five days. Antibiotics are prescribed to prevent septicemia and other bacterial complications, which are the usual cause of death.
If you can see a vet go immediately, DO NOT WAIT! If you have to wait for any period of time start fluids immediately. If you cannot afford a lengthy vet stay go anyway for antibiotics and anti nausea injections, many vets will give you injections and let you go home to hydrate on your own. For the first 3-5 days it is critical that all fluids are able to be processed. Be prepared to give fluids every other hour for this time, hydration is the best first step to get over parvo.
In my own experiences I have had much success with a mixture of Pedialyte and Ensure. The Pedialyte helps with the lost potassium and electrolytes, the Ensure seems to stick to their stomach lining and help coat it. Give one ML per pound of each every two hours for the first 5 days or eating has returned to normal. If your pup is taking the liquids well, move up to 1.5 ML per pound. The goal is to get as much fluids into them as possible without them vomiting it up, you can continue to increase as long as they can hold it down.
IV is the best way to give your pup fluids, a vet can help by giving one to help boost your hard work. Occasionally you are able to get an IV bag and can give subcutaneously which means under the skin as opposed to in the vein or in the muscle. Though it can be scary to do at first, many vets and vet techs can show you what to do and how to do it.
Day 5 is a victory for you and your pup. You should start to see them perk up by day 5 or 6 at the latest. When your pup is perking up it is best to not give them kibble. Remember, their tummies are raw and kibble would be too hard to digest. Make an appetizer plate giving them a choice of a few small portions. Plain yogurt, scrambled eggs, cooked chicken and rice or cottage cheese. Wet dog food mixed with water is good as well, it should be soft enough to eat easily. As they start eating and for the next 4-5 days it is best to give them numerous small meals throughout the day, versus one or two large ones to help them recuperate more quickly and prevent overloading their tummies.
The tiny parvovirus is extraordinarily hardy. Because the viral particles are not encased in easily destructible fatty envelopes, they are capable of surviving for months outside an animal – even through the winter! Further, the virus is resistant to nearly every household cleaning product, making it extremely difficult to disinfect an area that has been exposed to an infected dog. To make matters worse, enormous amounts of the virus are shed by all animals that have been infected. Given this, and the fact that most environments (including dog parks, lawns, and even homes) are not cleaned regularly with industrial strength bleach, it is safe to assume that most areas carry at least some level of contamination. If you home has been contaminated by an infected dog, there are steps that can be taken to disinfect it before introducing a new dog or puppy.
Despite its resistance to cleaning agents, we do know that parvovirus can be eliminated by bleach. One part bleach mixed with approximately 20 to 30 parts water is an acceptable method for disinfecting any indoor area that once housed a sick dog. The virus however is both resistant to phenolic disinfectants and to heat. You can also use the bleach solution on the soles of your shoes if you think you've walked through an infected area. Further, CPV does not survive as well indoors as it does outdoors. The infected dog's toys, food dish and water bowl should be properly cleaned and then disinfected with this solution for 10 minutes. If not disinfected, these articles should be discarded. As far as outdoors is concerned, clearly you cannot (or should not) bleach your lawn. There are however steps that can be taken to reduce contamination risk. Watering down the area may dilute the concentration of the virus and bring it down to an acceptable level. Areas that are harder to clean (grassy areas, carpeting and wood, for example) may need to be sprayed with disinfectant, or even resurfaced. Beyond this, the most effective method of being sure your lawn is safe is allowing for time to pass.
A dog that successfully recovers from CPV generally remains contagious for up to three weeks, but it is possible they may remain contagious for up to six. Ongoing infection risk is primarily from fecal contamination of the environment due to the virus's ability to survive many months in the environment. Neighbours and family members with dogs should be notified of infected animals so that they can ensure that their dogs are vaccinated or tested for immunity. The vaccine will take up to 2 weeks to reach effective levels of immunity; the contagious individual should remain in quarantine until other animals are protected.
Parvo is one of the most fatal diseases that any puppy can come into contact with. It is unfortunate but if you lose your pet to parvo the best thing you can do is to go to your vet and have them either properly disposed of for health reasons or cremated. Many would like to bury their beloved close by but it can increase the risk of the disease living in the ground of their home. There are many debates on this subject and you must do what is best for you and your family but cremation or your vet are the safest options.
The following material is not intended as a substitute for the advice of a trained veterinarian. This information is not intended as a substitute for your independent judgment and personal responsibility. Health issues are far too important to delegate to anyone else, ESPECIALLY diseases that can terminate the life of your beloved companion. It is highly recommended you seek information and counsel from as wide a variety of sources as possible, as in the end YOU make the decisions.
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Israeli undercover units infiltrated into the city of Jenin and shot dead three citizens near the municipality, witnesses told WAFA. They added that 25 Israeli tanks backed stormed Saturday into Jenin City and opened fire at civilians, killing the three and wounding the two journalists. On its part, Israel said the three were "wanted" Islamic Jihad activists.
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I am not sure what happened initially, or why you were putting the alcohol on your face. It would help to know how old you are and if you have any other medical problems. But given the information I have, let met tell you what I think so far...
The alcohol is a very strong agent to put on your face. It is extremely drying, and if you have any open places on your skin, such as from shaving or from acne or sores it will hurt and make your face turn very red. Usually, though, a rash from contact with isopropyll alcohol is very temporary. So that raises the possiblity that your rash is not directly caused by the alcohol, but may have been going on before the alcohol was applied.
Now the problem is, I don't know what your rash looks like, or what you mean by a rash. I'm assuming its probably red, maybe inflamed. Is there scaly skin, especially near your nose and eyebrows? That would imply seborrhea. Does it look like acne on your nose and cheeks? Are you middle aged? That would imply acne rosacea. Or you could simply have a contact dermatitis. Or regular acne.
The next issue comes from the stuff you have put on your face. Now the first rule about steroids on the face is that you should NEVER use strong steroids on the face for a prolonged period of time (more than two weeks total). Steroids cause the skin to get thin, and facial skin is already thin. When the skin thins, the blood vessels show through, and the skin stays red all the time. Steroids can also cause dryness, infected hair follicles, redness, and peeling skin. It takes a long time to improve after these steroids are stopped, if it ever improves. So the first thing you MUST do is stop any and all steroids, including over the counter, desonide, triamcinolone, betamethasone. Don't be surprised if your symptoms flare up at first. That is a common reaction to steroid withdrawal.
Most of the other stuff you were put on, like tretnonin, antibiotic pills and mupurocin are used for acne or acne rosacea. It makes me wonder if the steroids caused you to have acne, or if you had acne before all the meds were started. In addition, tretnonin is extremely irritating, and itself can cause redness, peeling skin, and inflammation.
While I can't diagnose you over the internet, my advice at this point is to STOP everything. Avoid using anything on your face aside from very mild soap - maybe Dove or Caress or generic versions - or cetaphyl lotion. Cetaphy isn't a soap, but it is non-drying and non-irritating and can substitute for a cleanser when skin is really irritated. It doesn't make acne flare up. Strong soaps, like deodorant soaps, can cause allergic reactions from the deodorant and fragrances in them. They also dry the skin excessively. In your case, simple and gentle is better.
When washing be sure NOT to rub your skin roughly with a towel. Just dab it dry. Scrubbing your skin further irritates it. Only wash twice a day at most. Once a day is probably enough; keep this up for a few weeks. If the stuff you've been applying has aggravated the condition, then your face should slowly get better. If your face doesn't get better, please resist the temptation to start putting on more lotions and creams. Leave it alone and set up an appointment with a dermatologist. You want them to see your rash as it is, not after it has been affected by all the medicine. Then they can make a more accurate diagnosis. Also, if you do go to a dermatologist, please take with you the list of all the things you've used on your face and what effect/side effect it had. That will be very helpful in deciding what the diagnosis is as well as what the treatment should be.
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text: White River Inn & Suites Hotel rating Quick Specs Commissions 10.0%Rates $99-$159Year Built 1968Year Renovated 2011 View Large Interactive Map Address 91 Ballardvale DriveWhite River Junction, VT 05001 Web http://www.whiteriverinnandsuites.com Phone + 1 802-295-3015 Fax + 1 802-296-2581 Toll-free Email OverviewMeeting Specs Description Two-story Motor Hotel located 2 miles south of downtown & 5 miles from Lebanon Airport, NH.Year Built: 1968Year Renovated: 2011Check in Time: 11:00 AMCheck out Time: 11:00 AMTotal Number of Rooms: 75Rates: $99Commissions: Room Only 10.0% GDS Hotel Reservation CodesSabre GDS: EN 436721 White River Inn & Suites Location & NeighborhoodSuburban. White River Inn & Suites Rates & PoliciesWhite River Inn & Suites rates are Daily in USDStandard: $99 Suite: $159 (USD) Credit Cards Are AcceptedReservations must be guaranteed with a credit cardMeals: Continental PlanDeposit Policy: 1st night's deposit or credit card guaranteeCancellation Policy: Cancel before 4 pmRestrictions: No skinny-dippingHotel Discounts offered: Group discountCorporate discountGovernment/ Military discountAARP discount Nearby AirportsLebanon Mncpl (2.25 miles southeast)Rutland State (31.25 miles southwest)Manchester/Boston Rg (67.25 miles southeast)More Airports » White River Inn & Suites Room AmenitiesWhite River Inn & Suites amenities are in All rooms unless noted otherwiseAir ConditioningBalcony/Terrace (some)CoffeemakerDaily Maid ServiceMicrowave OvenRooms for Non-smokersTelephoneRefrigeratorCable/Satellite TelevisionTelevisionInternet Access (High Speed & Wireless) Guest ServicesATM/BankBabysitting/Child CareBarber/Hair StylistConcierge/Club FloorGift ShopLaundry RoomLaundry/Dry Cleaning ServiceMulti-lingual StaffFree Onsite ParkingWheelchair Access to Common/Public AreasCommon Area Internet Access (High Speed & Wireless) Security ServicesSmoke Alarm in Rooms On-Site RecreationGame RoomHot TubPool (Indoor Pool, Outdoor Pool)Tennis (Outdoor Tennis)Nearby RecreationBeachBicyclingBoating/SailingFishingGolf CourseHealth ClubHealth Spa/MassageHorseback RidingScuba DivingShopping Mall/AreaSnow SkiingWater Skiing White River Inn & Suites Meeting Rooms & Events4 Meeting RoomsMaj WrightPortable walls AvailableFlooring: carpetCapacity: Theater- 125, Classroom- 65, U-Shape- 30, Reception- 50, Banquet- 50Winsor BrownPortable walls AvailableFlooring: carpetCapacity: Theater- 40, Classroom- 25, U-Shape- 20, Reception- 20, Banquet- 20S CurrierLocation: Floor 1, Portable walls AvailableFlooring: carpetCapacity: Theater- 40, Classroom- 25, U-Shape- 20, Reception- 20, Banquet- 20C BallardPortable walls AvailableFlooring: carpetCapacity: Theater- 40, Classroom- 25, U-Shape- 20, Reception- 20, Banquet- 20 White River Inn & Suites Business ServicesBusiness CenterCopierFax Nearby White River Junction Hotels More Nearby Hotels Quality InnBaymont Inn & Suites West LebanonComfort InnDays InnFairfield Inn & SuitesHampton Inn White River JunctionHoliday Inn ExpressHotel CoolidgeSuper 8 MotelBest Western Sunapee Lake LodgeKillington Center Inn & SuitesRodeway InnThe Inn at Long TrailCourtyard by Marriott Hanover/LebanonJackson House InnResidence Inn by MarriottSix South Street HotelThe Hanover InnWoodstock Inn & ResortCommon Man Inn & Restaurant Hoteliers! Is your listing up to date? With over 130,000 hotels in our database, no other source compares to our depth of information. Click here to review and be sure the travel professional knows your hotel's latest details.


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A Worn-Out Welcome: Renewed Call for a Global Ban on Asbestos
[do action="authors"]Rebecca Clay Haynes[/do][do action="affiliations"][/do][do action="citation-string"]Environ Health Perspect 118:a298-a303 (2010). http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.118-a298 [online 01 July 2010] [/do]
When Iceland became the first country to ban most forms of asbestos in 1983,1 global use hovered around 4.3–4.7 million metric tons per year.2 Twenty-five years later, with several dozen countries now implementing some form of ban,1 that number had dropped to 2.1 million metric tons.3 Today, while demand has plummeted in most developed countries, it continues to rise in those countries now rapidly industrializing. This is the backdrop for the Collegium Ramazzini's renewal4 of its 1999 call5 for a global ban on the mining and use of asbestos, which joins a growing chorus from national and international science, health, and labor organizations seeking to ban the mineral worldwide once and for all.
"We're encouraged by how many countries now ban asbestos, but when you line up those that do not, including the United States, they encompass the majority of the population in the world," says Joseph LaDou, director of the International Center for Occupational Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco, an emeritus fellow of the Collegium Ramazzini, and lead author of "The Case for a Global Ban on Asbestos" in this issue of EHP.6 "This problem of asbestos continues to persist where there is the most vulnerable population and the least governmental regulation and enforcement."
The Nature of Asbestos
A naturally occurring silicate mineral, asbestos is classified in two forms: amphibole (which includes amosite, crocidolite, tremolite, anthophyllite, and actinolite) and serpentine (also known as chrysotile). Long recognized for its insulating, fire-resisting, and sound-absorbing qualities, asbestos may be mixed with cement or woven into fabric and mats for building construction, vehicle parts, shipbuilding, and other uses. Chrysotile accounted for 95% of all the asbestos used in the twentieth century7 and accounts for nearly 100% of the asbestos still mined and in circulation worldwide.8 Amphibole, although rarely mined anymore, is found in vermiculite mined from certain deposits, perhaps most notably the W.R. Grace Mine in Libby, Montana, which closed in 1990.
The asbestos industry argues that chrysotile can be safe with "controlled use,"9 but multiple studies10 have indicated it is unsafe under any circumstances. The International Agency for Research on Cancer,11 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA),12 and National Toxicology Program13 have declared all forms of asbestos to be known human carcinogens. In 2006, the International Labour Organization and the World Health Organization both called for asbestos use, including all use of chrysotile, to cease worldwide.14,15
Microscopic asbestos fibers are easily inhaled and ingested, and the longer and more often one is exposed, the higher the risk for diseases such as asbestosis, lung cancer, and mesothelioma (a rare cancer of the cells lining internal organs, which is believed to develop only with asbestos exposure). Those at greatest risk for exposure and disease include asbestos miners, construction workers, and shipbuilders, followed by family members exposed to residue on workers' clothing and people living or working near asbestos mines and factories.
An estimated 125 million people continue to be exposed to asbestos in the workplace,15 with thousands of deaths and new diagnoses of asbestos-related disease each year.6 But many experts believe current death and disease estimates are too low. "Since mesothelioma was not given an International Classification of Diseases code until the mid-1990s, this estimate and other estimates for all countries are probably underestimates," says Richard Lemen, retired deputy director of the U.S. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. "Since many asbestos-related deaths were not coded as such . . . the bottom line is nobody really knows how many such deaths occur each year." Lemen says he is encouraged that more than 50 countries now ban asbestos but is "greatly discouraged that the U.S. is not in the leadership on this issue."
Most countries that completely ban the use, extraction, manufacture, and processing of all forms of asbestos began with bans on certain forms or on certain uses such as in schools or ships. "When a country reaches a certain level of economic well-being, it makes sense to ban asbestos," says environmental consultant Barry Castleman. "They realize there are alternatives, and they don't need to risk public health. That said, global consumption is now edging back up because countries such as India and China, which have little or no government regulation and protection for workers, are using more of it."
Asbestos Abroad
The world's largest producers of asbestos include Russia, China, Brazil, Kazakhstan, and Canada;3 top users are China, Russia, India, Kazakhstan, and Brazil.16 The battle over asbestos has occasionally pitted otherwise friendly countries against each other. In 1997, when France banned all forms and uses, including chrysotile, the move set off an international dispute with Canada, which was the world's third-largest producer at the time. Canada took its case to the World Trade Organization, claiming the ban damaged its economic interests and impeded free trade, and that chrysotile posed no danger with controlled use. After three years of debate, the World Trade Organization ruled that chrysotile was indeed dangerous, that claims about the safety of controlled use could not be supported, and that the French ban was legal to protect public health.17
"This was a landmark case," says Laurie Kazan-Allen, editor of the British Asbestos Newsletter and coordinator of the International Ban Asbestos Secretariat, which tracks asbestos-related legislation and other activities worldwide. "The successfully defended ban in France then tipped the European Union [EU] to ban asbestos in 2005. From then on, each country seeking to enter the EU must also ban it. Outside of the EU, we've also seen bans introduced by governments forced to take action through a buildup of pressure from citizens opposed to the continued use of an acknowledged carcinogen."
Canada has a long history with asbestos, starting with its first mine in Quebec in 1874.18 Approximately 340 miners now work in Canada's sole remaining open-pit asbestos mine,19 and public pressure has nearly eliminated its use nationwide. However, Canada continues to export chrysotile overseas, especially to developing countries, such as India. Earlier this year, the Canadian Public Health Association and the Canadian Cancer Society called for a ban of chrysotile.20,21
Most of the asbestos India imports from Canada is used to make corrugated asbestos-cement sheets for building construction. "Anti-asbestos activists in India have staged hunger strikes and written to political leaders in Quebec accusing them of racism for allowing asbestos to be shipped to India when it's no longer used in Canada," Castleman says. "But the asbestos industry maintains a close relationship with the government in India—and in Canada, I might add—which makes it hard to reach them with a call for a global ban. Frankly, many importing and exporting countries just blow off these attempts to ban asbestos." Representatives from the Asbestos Information Association and Canada's Chrysotile Institute declined to comment for this article.
Although India has banned tremolite and amosite, and some states have imposed moratoriums on new mines, the use of chrysotile is still widespread, according to Madhumita Dutta, a member of the Occupational Health and Environment Network of India, a public health advocacy group. "Asbestos is found everywhere in India, from the shanty towns and urban slums to rural homes and even in middle-class households," Dutta says. "The battle over asbestos is rooted in the politics and economics of a building material that is considered cheap but only because the price doesn't reflect the cost to human health and the environment. We're not sure what effect the Ramazzini call for a global ban might have on the government here, but it may at least provide a good advocacy point for us with medical- and health-related agencies."
In the rebuilding of Japan after World War II, asbestos was widely used in construction and in the manufacture of ammonium sulfate fertilizer to boost rice production.22 But public health concerns began to grow, and by the late 1980s newly formed activist groups started lobbying for a ban, according to Kazan-Allen. In 1995, the government prohibited the use of crocidolite and amosite, and in 2004 chrysotile in new buildings also was banned.22 That same year, acting in part on media reports about asbestos, mesothelioma victims and their families began to seek information from the asbestos-cement pipe factories where they had worked. That prompted the Kubota Corporation, a major asbestos-cement pipe producer, to publicly admit that hundreds of its employees as well as people living near factories and mines had become sick or died as a result of exposure.23 Within days, other asbestos companies followed with similar announcements, and in 2005 the Japanese government announced a complete phase-out of asbestos over the next three years.1
"That scandal, known as the 'Kubota Shock,' became an overnight sensation and had a great impact on the national government and public," says Kazan-Allen. "Finally, after victims' groups had been trying to raise awareness of the asbestos hazard for so long, asbestos-using corporations were not only admitting their guilt but offering to compensate victims, including widows whose husbands had worked in factories and shipyards. The Japanese government also started covering some medical costs and providing payments to family members." By one estimate, there could be about 100,000 Japanese deaths from mesothelioma in the next 40 years.24
Asbestos in the United States
Although the United States stopped mining and producing asbestos in 2002, the country imported 1,460 metric tons of chrysotile in 2008, mostly from Canada.3 An estimated one- to two-thirds of that imported asbestos is used in roofing products,3,25 but the greater concern, Castleman says, is for continuing imports of asbestos products no longer made in the United States such as cement pipe, brake pads, and gaskets. "Although the amount used here is minuscule compared to twenty or thirty years ago, we still have auto brakes coming in from Mexico and Asia, for example, with asbestos-lined pads," says Lemen. "The EPA, other government agencies, and some in Congress have tried to ban asbestos over the years, but industry trade associations have argued such a move would negatively affect their business and the economy."
The EPA and other federal agencies regulate the use of asbestos, and have attempted full and partial bans since the 1970s, but LaDou and others say trial attorneys and insurance companies have had a greater impact on diminishing nationwide use. Over the past four decades, patients with mesothelioma and other diseases have brought hundreds of thousands of lawsuits against companies that use asbestos, and most insurance companies now refuse to insure projects that include any form of asbestos. "The cost to profit margin has basically pushed asbestos out of the United States," says LaDou. "The litigation business is very active, and actuaries often have better information to determine risk than we have." Castleman adds that "regulation, public awareness, and liability have all but ended the use of asbestos in the United States."
Corrugated asbestos roofing is common in the slums of India (top, Ahmedabad; bottom, New Delhi), where the cheap material is seen as a boon to development. India's use of asbestos, primarily for roofing, more than doubled between 2000 and 2007. But although asbestos remains safely locked into intact tiles, broken and crumbling roofing can release respirable fibers.
Both images: © Louie Palu/ZUMA Press
Still, Senator Patty Murray (D–WA) and others have tried since 2002 to pass a "Ban Asbestos in America Act," legislation that, in addition to implementing a full ban on asbestos under the Toxic Substances Control Act, would also provide federal funds for research and for public education on the dangers of asbestos in the home and workplace. This year, trade organizations again succeeded in keeping the bill from coming to a full vote, according to LaDou, by calling for the continuation of a long-standing exemption for products and materials containing less than 1% asbestos, a level of contamination critics say is not acceptable. "That is hardly a ban on asbestos because it would allow products that contain this small but still dangerous amount," LaDou says.
Public health advocates in the United States continue to push for a complete ban, according to Linda Reinstein, who co-founded the Asbestos Disease Awareness Organization when her husband was diagnosed with mesothelioma in 2003. "The United States and Canada are the last two major industrialized countries, not counting Russia, that haven't banned asbestos," she says. "The impact of this lack of a ban affects not only those of us in North America, of course, but also policies in Asia, Africa, South America, and elsewhere. Asbestos is a proven carcinogen, and there are many safe alternatives. It should be banned entirely here in the United States and worldwide."
Lemen agrees, saying that a "U.S. and Canadian ban would have a major impact worldwide. Whenever we meet with industry representatives or even scientists from, say, Russia and China, they always throw it in our face, asking why they should bother when our own country doesn't ban it. '[Your lawmakers] don't listen to you,' they say, 'so why should we?'"
What Are the Alternatives?
As alternative materials to asbestos, the U.S. Geological Survey lists calcium silicate, carbon fiber, cellulose fiber, ceramic fiber, glass fiber, steel fiber, wollastonite, and several organic fibers, such as aramid, polyethylene, polypropylene, and polytetrafluoroethylene.25 Cellulose and synthetic polyvinyl alcohol and polypropylene fibers used in nonasbestos fiber-cement sheets are mostly of such large diameters that they cannot be breathed into the lungs, according to Castleman. But because these and other alternatives tend to cost 10–15% more than asbestos, large-scale buyers in developing countries still often choose asbestos over an alternative even though, as LaDou argues, "the cost of treating and compensating sick people should more than outweigh the extra cost of an asbestos alternative."
As awareness of the dangers of asbestos spreads worldwide, consumers increasingly seek products made without it. For example, a public health advocacy group in Brazil sets up public education tables in local parks to inform passersby that asbestos kills," according to Kazan-Allen. "So when consumers learned that rooftop water storage tanks were made of asbestos-cement, they began to demand an alternative. That led manufacturers to start making them with plastic instead, and slowly but surely, the asbestos industry in Brazil began to lose some of its power, and four of Brazil's states moved to ban [asbestos] within their borders."
Collecting precise data on illnesses and deaths caused by asbestos exposure has been a challenge around the world, especially in developing countries. Because of the long latency period between asbestos exposure and mesothelioma diagnosis, LaDou says, an average miner in, say, Brazil may die without any clinician ever making the connection that he had worked with asbestos. To help track the incidence of disease, many countries have created mesothelioma registries whose data, they hope, will convince government officials to ban asbestos. "The registries are part of a two-pronged attack," says LaDou. "On the public awareness side, activists around the world are working to educate physicians and the public. On the clinical side, we now have data beyond anything we had before because more countries have now set up cancer and specifically mesothelioma registries."
Even though producer nations continue to send asbestos into the poorest parts of the world, LaDou says there's clearly a momentum toward a global ban, and he has no doubt asbestos will eventually be banned worldwide. "The main influence on governments to ban asbestos comes from the public," he says. "It can often be difficult to get the asbestos story into the media, but we do see the greatest success when the public is informed and acts on the information. As a professional organization, however, the Collegium's call for a global ban will most likely have its greatest impact on other professional groups around the world. Its effect is one part of the puzzle."
1986 Denmark bans chrysotile (with exceptions).
Malaysia bans crocidolite.
Sweden introduces the first of a series of bans (with exceptions) on various uses of chrysotile.
1988 Hungary bans amphiboles.
1989 Switzerland bans crocidolite, amosite, and chrysotile (with exceptions).
Singapore bans raw asbestos.
1990 Austria bans chrysotile (with exceptions).
1991 The Netherlands introduces the first of a series of bans (with exceptions) on various uses of chrysotile
1992 Italy bans chrysotile (with exceptions until 1994).
1993 Finland bans chrysotile (with exceptions).
Germany bans chrysotile (with exceptions until 2011).
Croatia bans crocidolite and amosite; updated in 2006 to include all types of asbestos, although that decision was overturned six weeks later.
1994 Brunei implements administrative rules on asbestos.
1995 Japan bans crocidolite and amosite.
Kuwait bans all types of asbestos.
1996 France bans chrysotile (with exceptions).
Slovenia bans production of asbestos-cement products.
Bahrain bans all types of asbestos.
1997 Poland bans the production and use of asbestos products.
Monaco bans the use of asbestos in all building materials.
1998 Belgium bans chrysotile (with exceptions).
Saudi Arabia bans all types of asbestos.
Lithuania restricts asbestos use.
1999 United Kingdom bans chrysotile (with exceptions).
2000 Ireland bans chrysotile (with exceptions).
Argentina bans amphiboles; updated in 2001 to ban chrysotile.
2001 Latvia bans new uses of asbestos; installed asbestos products must be labeled.
The first in an eventual series of Brazilian states ban asbestos.
Chile bans all types of asbestos.
Oman bans amosite and crocidolite; updated in 2008 to include chrysotile.
2002 Spain bans chrysotile, crocidolite, and amosite.
Luxembourg bans chrysotile, crocidolite, and amosite.
The Slovak Republic bans all types of asbestos.
New Zealand bans the import of raw asbestos (import of asbestos-containing materials and secondhand asbestos products still allowed).
Uruguay bans all types of asbestos.
2004 Honduras bans all types of asbestos (with exceptions).
South Africa announces a phase-out of chrysotile over the next three to five years.
Japan bans the new use of chrysotile in building and friction materials.
2005 Bulgaria bans all types of asbestos.
Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Lithuania, Malta, Portugal, Romania, and Slovakia pledge to prohibit the new use of chrysotile, other forms of asbestos having been banned previously, under European Union rules.
Japan announces a ban on all types of asbestos within three years.
Egypt bans all types of asbestos.
Jordan bans amosite and crocidolite; updated in 2006 to include all types of asbestos.
2007 New Caledonia bans all types of asbestos.
2008 South Africa bans all types of asbestos.
Taiwan bans the use of asbestos in construction materials; updated in 2010 to include virtually all remaining uses of asbestos.
2009 Republic of Korea (South Korea) bans all types of asbestos.
2010 Qatar "strictly prohibits" the import of asbestos.
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References and Notes
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- Virta RL. Worldwide Asbestos Supply and Consumption Trends from 1900 through 2003. Supersedes Open-File Report 03-083. Circular 1298. Reston, VA:U.S. Geological Survey (2006). Available: http://pubs.usgs.gov/circ/2006/1298/ [accessed 9 June 2010].
- USGS. 2008 Minerals Yearbook. Asbestos [advance release]. Reston, VA:U.S. Geological Survey (2009). Available: http://minerals.usgs.gov/minerals/pubs/commodity/asbestos/myb1-2008-asbes.pdf [accessed 9 June 2010].
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- LaDou J, et al. 2010. Environ Health Perspect 118(7):897–901. EHP is one of at least 14 publications and 5 websites from around the world to publish some version of the Collegium Ramazzini's 2010 call to ban asbestos.
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- Morinaga K. Asbestos in Japan. In: Proceedings of the Asbestos European Conference, Dresden, Germany, September 2003. Available: http://www.hvbg.de/e/asbest/konfrep/konfrep/repbeitr/morinaga_en.pdf [accessed 9 June 2010].
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- Murayama T, et al. Am J Ind Med 49(1):1–7. 2006.
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Fayetteville, N.C. — Prosecution witnesses tried to explain Monday why they didn't find a Fayetteville man's DNA on the 5-year-old girl he's accused of raping and killing more than three years ago.
Mario Andrette McNeill, 32, is charged with murder, kidnapping and rape in the death of Shaniya Davis. He could face the death penalty if convicted of murder.
Shaniya was found on Nov. 16, 2009, in a kudzu patch off N.C. Highway 87 on the Lee-Harnett county line, six days after her mother reported her missing from their Fayetteville mobile home.
A State Bureau of Investigation analyst testified Friday that she found no evidence of semen on Shaniya's body or clothing, although a medical examiner said that she had injuries "consistent with a sexual assault."
On Monday, another SBI analyst said she found no male DNA on Shaniya but said that was "not unexpected."
"The longer the time goes on between the incident and testing, the DNA starts to degrade," analyst Kristin Hughes testified. "Seventy-two hours is usually the opportune time for us to collect DNA evidence."
An autopsy determined that Shaniya had been suffocated, but it's unclear how long her body was in the woods before it was discovered.
Hughes also said exposure to the elements and bacteria also could degrade DNA to the point where it cannot be matched to other samples.
Defense attorney Butch Pope also suggested another scenario during his cross-examination.
"It could be because there's no sex, right?" Pope asked.
"It's possible," Hughes replied.
Hairs consistent with McNeill found on hotel comforter
"Under proper conditions, DNA can last for years and years and years," Pope said. "DNA testing has been done on mummies."
Hughes agreed with those statements.
Earlier in the day, Jennifer Remy, a trace evidence analyst for the SBI, testified that hair found on a blanket police pulled from a trash can outside Shaniya's home were consistent with McNeill. She referred to it as a body hair, declining to call it a pubic hair.
"I can't say it absolutely came from someone," Remy said, noting that she tests only for similarities and differences.
Pope informed Remy that McNeill had a previous relationship with Shaniya's aunt and asked, "When you analyze a hair, you don't know how old it is?"
"No," she answered.
Remy said four hairs recovered from the top side of a comforter taken from a Sanford motel also were consistent with McNeill's body hair. Other hairs from the comforter were inconclusive, she said.
Hughes testified that there wasn't enough DNA in most of the hairs for an accurate test.
McNeill has admitted to taking Shaniya to a Comfort Suites in Sanford, but his attorneys contend the girl's aunt asked him to take her there to hand her off to other relatives, who would ensure that she went to school.


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I am relatively new to using fondant and have been trying different pre made fondants as well as making my own. I have been using up a tub of Satin Ice and it is driving me a little crazy. It is so not workable for me. It is like it is too wet and sticky but at the same time has no elasticity. As I roll it out I have to add a lot of confect sugar/cornstarch and then as I pick it up it just breaks and is still all sticky. It is humid right now here but I bought the tub over the winter and had the same issues then in our dry house.
I could easily dump it and say never again but for me a big part of the learning process is working to see if I can make it work.
Interesting. I have tried Satin Ice many times and have found it is sticky. I only use it in black. The gum paste is too soft for me as well. I make my own fondant with gelatin, corn syrup, shortening, etc. and have less problems. It just takes a lot longer to make and roll out vs buying ready-made. Wilton fondant has a good roll out feel but just lacks a lot of flavour. I have seen a lot of reviews here on brands such as Massa, FondX, Fondarific, etc. If you have access to other brands, search for reviews here in the forums. Every now and then a new review pops up.


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Sept. 7, 2004
CINCINNATI--In its first road contest of the season, Miami University's volleyball team fell in three games at the University of Cincinnati, 18-30, 28-30 and 24-30. The RedHawks move to 1-2 on the season, while Cincinnati improves to 4-0. The RedHawks were able to keep it close in the early goings of the first game, tying the set 5-5 off a kill by sophomore middle hitter Lauren Slusser (Columbus Grove, Ohio/Columbus Grove), but a 7-0 run by the Bearcats put Miami at a disadvantage it was unable to overcome as UC went on to post a 30-18 win. Miami was stymied by a .100 hitting percentage, while the Bearcats enjoyed a .500 hitting percentage for the game. Miami kept it close in the second game. A kill by senior Tara Buroker (Bluffton, Ohio/Bluffton) and a service ace from junior setter Megan Clark (Solon, Ohio/Solon) handed Miami an 11-9 lead. Eventually, Cincinnati built a five-point advantage, 22-17, and led by a five-point margin late in the set, 26-21, but Miami chipped away at the Bearcat lead to knot the game, 27-27. Kills by freshman outside hitter Jeanna Staun (Loveland, Ohio/Ursuline Academy), freshman middle hitter Carli Reihman (Cincinnati, Ohio/Ursuline Academy) and senior outside hitter Angie Zent (Fort Wayne, Ind./Northrop) and a block by Reihman and Clark sparked the RedHawk surge. Eventually, Cincinnati's Julie DuPont iced the game with a kill to lift the Bearcats to the 30-28 Game Two win. Trailing by as many as five early in the third game, Miami regrouped to take a two-point lead, 12-10 off kills by Reihman and Staun and a few Bearcat miscues. The teams went back and forth from there with no squad leading by more than three points. A kill down the line by freshman middle hitter Kate Norris (Indianapolis, Ind./Bishop Chatard) and a Bearcat ball handling error gave Miami a 24-23 lead, but UC went on a 7-0 run to win the third game, 30-24. Staun led the RedHawks with nine kills and a .400 hitting percentage, while junior libero Suzy Wolford (Batavia, Ill./Batavia) led all players with 16 digs. Reihman added eight kills and a team-best two blocks, while Clark tallied two service aces and 30 assists. Buroker also notched eight kills for the RedHawks. Miami returns to action this weekend at the State Farm Illini Challenge Sept. 10-11. The RedHawks are scheduled to face No. 16 Illinois on Friday at 7 p.m. (CT).


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If you were to get up and leave your life right now, how long would it be before someone in your life noticed?
Not long since I have someone that really cares about me<3
9 am Monday morning. I have an appointment with a freelance client. Otherwise it would be tomorrow afternoon sometime. I live alone and am fairly isolated. I love it.
When I was 13 on a summer day I took off into the forest and stayed there for 3 days ,2 nights till I ran out of food, no one even noticed I was gone. When I was about 35 I severed my knee cap, I was off work on sick leave for 6 weeks. When I went back and told my boss the doctor said I could come back to work, He looked at me with a blank stare and said " were you gone?".
Do you care that no one noticed?
Already did took everyone a week to find out that I moved our family 1200 miles away. Said thing was we only live 30 minutes in each direction away from a family member.
they would know be for i left
The kids would have followed me... so no issue there. The rest??? Including *HIM* ...? I bet it would take years if ever at all.... some new trollop would fill the void.
Right now... less than an hour... If I left in the morning.... they would notice around dinner time.
My son very quickly, my daughter gets herself up for school
Probably tomorrow night
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This is another tea from Jaime's awesome secret santa package. This is one I was totally thrilled to receive because I have been wanting to try it for quite some time, in fact, it was on my "list" to order with the next Art of Tea order I placed. yay! Thank you Jaime!
This is really yummy. The description from Art of Tea is pretty much spot on – I am tasting the maple-y, apple-y kind of taste here. This is very autumnal tasting. Warming and comforting, the kind you want to curl up with while wrapped up with a cozy blanket in front of a fireplace. Very nice!


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3 boys arrested in rupture of sewage pipe
A juvenile prank sent a gush of sewage into a canal that streams into the Gulf of Mexico Monday, according to arrest reports from the Pasco County Sheriff's Office. Three teens — two from Chasco Middle School, ages 14 and 15, and a student, 15, from Ridgewood High — jumped on a sewage pipe to rupture it and also threw tires into a canal near Pegasus and Unicorn avenues in Port Richey. The pipe burst, sending more than 1,000 gallons of sewage into the canal. The Sheriff's Office said the damage is more than $15,000 and had "an unknown effect on the environment." All three students were arrested and charged with criminal mischief and illegal dumping. They were taken to the Land O'Lakes jail.
Motorist arrested on DUI charge
The Camaro had been swerving all over Little Road in New Port Richey and when it finally stopped in a McDonald's parking lot, the trooper asked the driver where he was headed. "I'm going to a DUI class," he reportedly said. And when asked if he had any medical conditions, he said, "I have a liver disease." According to a report from the Florida Highway Patrol, the driver — Douglas A. Ervolino, 49, of Land O'Lakes — nearly crashed into cars while driving along Little Road midday Tuesday. The trooper said Ervolino stumbled and smelled of alcohol, though he denied drinking. He was arrested on a charge of driving under the influence and taken to the county jail. He was released on bail that same day.
Students perform play they wrote
Myrtle Lake Baptist Church will present a dinner and matinee theater production, A Night in the House, a student-written and performed play from the Bible today at 6:30 p.m. Friday and 1:30 p.m. Saturday. Enjoy a sit-down dinner and desserts during the theatrical presentation. The cost is $10 per person and the proceeds go to help fund the Student Ministries summer mission trip in 2009. Myrtle Lake Baptist Church is at 2017 Riegler Road in Land O'Lakes near State Road 54 and Collier Parkway. For information, please call the church at 813-949-5516, ext. 100.
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Story Behind the Song: Waylon Jennings, 'Rose in Paradise'
In the early 1980s, Stewart Harris and Jim McBride wove a mysterious love story as they wrote "Rose in Paradise." In January of 1987, Waylon Jennings released the song as the first single from his Hangin' Tough album, and it became his final No. 1 hit; the tune stayed at No. 1 for one week and spent a total of 19 weeks on the charts.
In the nearly three decades since, the song has been covered by Chris Young and Willie Nelson, as well as by Kris Kristofferson on a Jennings tribute album. Below, McBride tells The Boot about how the track came to be.
Stewart Harris and I got together at CBS Publishing back in 1982, and we couldn't think of anything to write, so we started talking. I was telling him about this house back home, outside of Huntsville, Ala., where, in the 1800s, this lady named Rose lived. She had five well-to-do husbands, and they all died mysteriously. They took her to trial, and they could never prove that she poisoned any of them.
I knew a family that lived in that house, and they said there were five nails in the hallway when you walked in, and, supposedly, back in the day, she had all five of their hats on those nails. The lady moved off to Mississippi after the second trial; she was found innocent both times. After she moved to Mississippi, people lost track of her.
I was telling Stewart how spooky the house was. My friends who lived there said there were ghosts. So I'm telling him this story, and after I finish, he starts telling me low-country ghost stories — he's from South Carolina. So we go to lunch, and we decide, when we come back, we're gonna write ourselves a ghost story.
I don't know where the title came from. It was two years later that I notice the initials for "Rose in Paradise" are R.I.P.! I don't even know which one of us came up with the idea. We started telling this story of a pretty young girl in Georgia and this rich guy, and the next thing you know, we had finished this song. We took it in to our publisher, Judy Harris, and played it for her, and she said, "Where did y'all go to lunch?"
I sang the demo but did it much slower than Waylon's record. Randy Howard cut it first, but it didn't get released. Then Toy Caldwell from Marshall Tucker Band cut it, but it never got out either. One day, Don Lanier brought Loretta Lynn by the CBS office to listen to songs, and at one point, Judy said, "I know this song is not for you, but let me play it for you." She played "Rose in Paradise," and Loretta said, "Oh lord, that would be good for Waylon."
So Don calls Waylon, and they play it for him, and he said, "I just got through recording not long ago, and it's probably gonna be a year before I record again, but if those boys will put that song under a rock, I swear I'll cut it whenever I go back in studio." You know how many times that happens and then the song don't get cut? Several months later, Waylon cut that song. I think it was the first song he cut with Jimmy Bowen, and it was a single. It was his last No. 1 song.
We were getting phone calls from DJs all over the country wanting to know if the woman was dead, and we said, "I don't know, we just wrote the song." We told them, "We don't know what happened to her. There's a chance she's buried out there, but maybe not. We don't know if the guy hired a good-lookin' gardener to put her to the test or not." We had people talk to us about doing a screenplay, but that never happened. They didn't do a video because they said they didn't want to give anything away.
But the coolest thing that happened: Chet Atkins did a Cinemax special, and he had Waylon on there. So I have a tape of Waylon doing "Rose in Paradise" on this special with Chet, and Mark Knopfler playing guitar, Emmylou Harris and the Everly Brothers singing backup, Michael McDonald playing piano and Terry McMillan playing harmonica. [Editor's Note: This performance is embedded above.]
That song was a hit [many] years ago, and I'll bet a week doesn't go by that someone doesn't bring it up to me … I had a couple young writers come up to me and say, "When I heard that song, I knew I had to move to Nashville," and I told them, "I'm gonna pray for you, 'cause I don't want to be a part of you coming up here and starving!"
This story was originally written by Vernell Hackett, and revised by Angela Stefano.


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Sweet Orange Chicken Recipe
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Orange marmalade and tangy barbecue sauce make this a truly tasty dish.—Louise Gilbert, Quesnel, British Columbia
Featured In: Our Favorite Slow Cooker Chicken Recipes
VERIFIED BY Taste of Home Test Kitchen
- 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1 broiler/fryer chicken (3 to 4 pounds), cut up and skin removed
- 2/3 cup orange marmalade
- 2/3 cup barbecue sauce
- 1/4 cup soy sauce
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh gingerroot
- Hot cooked rice or rice noodles, optional
- Place flour in a large resealable plastic bag. Add chicken, a few pieces at a time, and shake to coat. Place in a 3-qt. slow cooker.
In a small bowl, combine the orange marmalade, barbecue sauce, soy sauce and ginger; pour over chicken. Cover and cook on low for 6-8 hours or until chicken juices run clear. Serve with rice or noodles if desired.
Freeze option: Freeze cooled chicken mixture in freezer containers. To use, partially thaw in refrigerator overnight. Microwave, covered, on high in a microwave-safe dish until heated through, gently stirring and adding a little broth or water if necessary. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Sweet Orange Chicken in Taste of Home Everyday Slow Cooker & One Dish Recipes Annual 2011, p35
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Reviewed Mar. 2, 2015
"The tasty is a little heavy on the orange flavor, but my husband and I enjoyed it. Probably not one for the kids, as it's a little too tangy. But definitely a good "date night" recipe to try."
Reviewed May. 4, 2013
"We both found this indelible. May have been because Hickory smoked flavour BBQ sauce was used. I am now not convinced that any BBQ SAUCE would go with marmalade. Sorry to be so negative. My taste Level: includessophisticated gourmet and Internat'l food as well as simpler levels"
Reviewed Apr. 26, 2013
"Any time I can find a good slow cooker recipe, I'll save it. I modified it slightly by using boneless, skinless breasts, thighs and legs. Saves a lot of time not having to cut-up & skin chicken. I used Smucker's marmalade & KC Masterpiece Bar B Q sauce."


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Singer Britney Spears spent much of her youth in the public eye, landing a coveted role on the Disney show, The Mikey Mouse Club at the age of 11.
Now, almost 18 years later, Spears is a veteran in the industry, having had more ups and downs in the media spotlight than many celebrities. In the August issue of Cosmopolitan via Contact Music, Spears opens up about growing up, relationships, and her two young sons, Jayden, 3, and Sean, 4.
Spears took part in the standard "questionaire" in every issue of Cosmo and of course, her children were mentioned. Along with saying that she dreads "the moment when my sons ask me how babies are made," the singer wrote,
The most difficulty adjustment to motherhood I had to make was…"teaching my boys potty training." Brit went on to say, "If my sons told me they wanted to get into the entertainment business, I'd…"Lock them in their rooms until they turned 30."
Spears, who is currently dating Jason Trawick, then provided an update on her life now, saying, "Things are pretty quiet right now. I've been spending a lot of time at home with my boys. They just started karate class, which is super cute!"


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