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With territory taken from the Diocese of Buea, making it a suffragan of the metropolitan see of Bamenda, the new diocese has a population of some 564,000 with about 200,000 of them being Catholic. They are served by just 38 priests and 44 religious.
The Holy Father also appointed 52 years old Bishop Agapitus Enuyehnyoh Nfon as pioneer Bishop of the newly created Kumba diocese. Until his appointment, he was serving as the auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Bamenda.
New Bishop for Ngaoundere
The head of the Roman Catholic Church equally appointed Msgr. Emmanuel Abbo as bishop of the Ngaoundere diocese which was orphaned in January 2015. Until his appointment, the 47 years old was serving as apostolic administrator of the same diocese.
The Diocese of Ngaoundere has just 44,000 Catholics in a population of more than one million. They are served by some 35 priests, 10 permanent deacons, and about 100 religious.


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When looking for things to do in Launceston, pay a visit to the Launceston Design Centre and meet local designers such as Anita Dineen. Anita thought she wanted to be a wool-classer until she went to art school to study jewellery fabrication. She became so intrigued by metal and had so much fun learning to work with it becoming a designer was the perfect career choice.
While in Launceston check out these Launceston accommodation choices.
What inspires you?
Without clear intention, almost all I made linked to entertainment – amusement or sharing food. I'm inspired to make by need and finding a better way.
When I design useful things my objective is to distill them to their very essence and feel as natural as possible.
The jewellery I create is more intricate storytelling and almost always composed of metal using different textures to illustrate.
Whether it's another's or my brief, I love the challenge of a really specific one.
The highly respected Italian homewares company Alessi produces one of my designs. It's a cheese knife called The Antechinus and recently won its category in the New York Design Awards.
Applying the right combination of techniques made me I feel like a baker with dough and the possibilities seemed endless!
Why did you choose to become a designer?
I grew up in the practical world of a farm where being resourceful is a way of life. I played in the loft and sheds with my sisters discovering all manner of things invented from necessity by our ancestors.
My first memory of 'designing and making' was age five, the feeling of satisfaction and achievement it gave me was profound.
What are some of the challenges of being a designer in Tasmania?
Perhaps the biggest challenge of Tassie is the Bass Straight and not having the scope of resources bigger cities offer, although some days that is the reward.
Where can we buy your designs?
My award-winning creations are available online and through selected retailers in Launceston including Design Tasmania, Mill Providore and Josef Chromy Cellar Door. My jewellery is at Handmark Gallery in Evandale (just out of Launceston) and Hobart.
Describe a typical day
About five years ago my husband and I bought a house built in the 1880's to restore.
We live in a state of constant flux and evolution which is mostly fun and teaches me resilience.
My workshop and studio are both at home so between renovating I might be creating jewellery, in the workshop making product or on the couch nutting out new designs.
I have half-explored ideas in prototypes around the house and just waiting for a clear and finished space to set them free to the world.
What's the best thing about living in Launceston?
Launceston is an easy place to live and so special having the Gorge on our doorstep.
I think it has a feeling of being five minutes from everywhere – the beach, rainforest and caves, the airport, they're all so accessible.
Does Launceston have a design culture worth investigating?
Absolutely! Run by a committed team of individuals, Design Tasmania has forged its way to becoming a cornerstone for appreciators of Tasmanian design.
Together with The Tasmanian Wood Design Collection, the heritage building encompasses a retail and exhibition space.
It also hosts The Tasmanian Design Award, design orientated conferences, workshops, long table dinners and seasonal celebrations of design.
The wonderful thing about Launceston is that there is so much that can be accessed within a short walk or a free art bike from Design Tasmania. Go adventuring!
Other places to check out (in order of a rambling walk) are:
The Academy Gallery, 4 Invermay Road
Queen Victoria Museum, 2 Invermay Road
Gallery Pejean, 57 George Street
Sawtooth, 2/160 Cimitiere Street
Queen Victoria Art Gallery for, 2 Wellington Street
Mill Providore Gallery, 2 Bridge Road
What are your favourite design shops in Launceston?
For island artisan made head to Design Tasmania (to the right of the main gates of City Park in Tamar Street).
For cross-continent contemporary try Homebody (68 Charles Street) and Ecoco (51 Balfour Street).
For the eclectic, interesting and unexpected visit Red Fox Vintage (66 Tamar Street opposite Design Tasmania), Tullochs auction house (20 Herbert Street, Invermay) and Armitage auction house (9 Goodman Court Invermay).
What are the most beautiful places around Launceston?
I love an early morning walk into The Cataract Gorge from King's Bridge (by the little cottage) at the foot of Trevallyn.
It's a vast picturesque parkland with many beautiful paths to explore, full of wildlife, peacocks and exotic flowers.
If you stand in front of the restaurant and look through the valley to town you can see the clock tower.
I think there's something quite magical about that. It feels like another world and you can finish off with coffee at Stillwater when you return.
The Queen Victoria Art Gallery (2 Wellington Street) is a fabulous building. It's so serene inside and home to some magnificent works of art.
Prince's Square is a really beautiful park flanked by Elizabeth, St John, Frederick and Charles Streets.
It's home to a statue of Mr Pugh and the spectacular Val d'Osne Fountain depicting Neptune, Galatea, Amphitrite and Acis.
I love this park, especially standing under the Oak trees and looking up into their canopies – that's inspiring.
Where would you find the best coffee in Launceston?
My three favourite places are all in George Street.
Amelia Espresso, Cocobean Chocolate (Irish Coffee truffles are OUT OF THIS WORLD) and Sweetbrew (56, 82 and 93 George Street).
I've always seen happy smiling faces, had great service and left satisfied wanting to go back.
What are your favourite restaurants in Launceston?
For lunch, I recommend Josef Chromy Restaurant so you can enjoy the magnificent views.
For dinner I suggest Stillwater, it's very pretty at night. Both have very knowledgeable staff and present exquisite food in equally beautiful settings.
Where's the best place to be in Launceston on a rainy day?
In front of an open fire at my house…
What should visitors buy to take home with them?
The award-winning Glide Gourmet Knife! It's useful, small, light, has no 'best before' and won't break in your carry-on bag!
It also makes a great gift. I still make and wrap each one by hand in a box I designed that's printed here in the middle of town.
Or, maybe a gorgeous little tin of Leatherwood Honey from the Tasmanian Honey Company. The Leatherwood flower is unique to the island as is the flavour.
Where do you go when you want to relax and get away from work?
Doing what I do is my way of life and I love it. I am my most content when I am dreaming up ideas and that could be anywhere! Tassie has so many beautiful locations.
If you were going to head off on a road trip around Tassie what would your itinerary look like?
I love the rolling green countryside towards Deloraine.
I'd stop at Chudleigh for honey; Wychwood Garden to walk the Labyrinth; Marakoopa Caves to see the glow worms and keep winding our way to Strahan on the wild west coast.
Then I'd head south via the New Norfolk antique shop en-route to Bruny Island for some incredible freshly shucked oysters at Get Shucked, cheese at Bruny Island Cheeses and peek at the penguins!
Then Hobart, Salamanca, Mona Museum via Tasmania's Eastcoast beaches on our way home.
If you had to move somewhere else in Tasmania where would you choose to live?
Hard question. I feel like places actually choose people …it's all so gorgeous and everything and everywhere is so accessible that nothing is far away.
Most romantic place you've been to in the region?
Ben Lomond in the winter. It's where I met my husband about 20 years ago!
What are your top tips for first-time visitors to Launceston?
Breathe the clean air and eat and drink anywhere that's all about good local food!
Before you leave, order a totally decadent drink of clarified butter vodka at St John Craft Beer. It's incredible.
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5/23/2019 - 09:36:00
DTN Early Word Opening Livestock 05/23 06:31
Mixed Trade Expected Early Thursday
Limited volume is expected through the end of the week with traders caught
between follow-through selling interest and pre-holiday short-covering.
Firmness is expected following the April Cold Storage report, which showed
strong red meat clearance through the month of April.
By Rick Kment
DTN Analyst
Cattle: Steady to $2 Lower Futures: Mixed Live Equiv: $143.26 -0.11*
Hogs: Steady Futures: Mixed Lean Equiv: $ 89.84 -2.24**
* based on formula estimating live cattle equivalent of gross packer revenue
** based on formula estimating lean hog equivalent of gross packer revenue
Cash cattle trade is well on its way following light trade in most areas
Wednesday. Increased interest in the South and dressed trade in the North late
day has likely set the tone on market prices, barring any significant shift in
futures trade the next couple of days. Live trade in the South developed at
$114 to $115 per cwt, $1 to $2 per cwt lower than last week, while dressed
trade is at $185 to $186, mostly $185 and steady with last week. Even though
numbers are light, trade may be done through the South, although it is expected
that additional live and dressed business will still develop in the North the
next couple of days. Futures trade is expected mixed with limited buying likely
to develop in the complex. With the release of the April Cold Storage report
posting moderate-to-firm reductions of beef in freezers, the emphasis once
again moves to the current strong demand in the complex. This should offset
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Hey y'all! (I'm already sounding like a southerner)
So, its been a crazy few months. Bobby found a job and finally made the move. We've been busy exploring NC, hosting family and friends, and making trips back to VA.
This past weekend we were in VA to celebrate my 30th birthday. I can't believe I'm 30! Everyone came out to Quattro Goomba on Saturday. This place is awesome! It's a winery, brewery and pizzeria!! Plus, its kid and dog friendly.
Saturday night we had dinner with bobby's dad, stepmom, brother and sister. Unfortunately, no photos of the AMAZING salmon his stepmom cooked….but it was amazing!
Sunday morning we caught Bobby's sister's softball game where they rallied in the bottom of the last inning to gain 5 runs and win the game! I didn't take any photos at the game. (booooo!)
After softball we grabbed lunch with my parents, my older brother and his family, my younger brother and his girlfriend, and my aunt, uncle and 2 cousins. It's not a trip to VA without Anita's breakfast burrito, so that's where we gathered for lunch! Again, no photos (I promise I'll get better).
I'm so glad we were able to see everyone. It was a short, but eventful weekend.
Cheers to being 30!


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Grubauer is Capitals Secret Weapon
The Washington Capitals have asked a lot of Holtby over the years, and especially during playoff time. With Grubauer playing well this year the Capitals will have the luxury of having two good goalies in the playoffs. The reason Grubauer has developed so well this year is because of his increase in playing time.
He is now 13-3-2 with 3 shutouts on the year with his most recent one coming Sunday against the Kings when the Caps won 5-0. His save percentage is .931 and he is letting in an average of 1.98 goals per game. Hopefully, Trotz keeps giving him starts to keep him hot for the playoffs because giving Holtby time off will keep him at his best.
By Brian Barrett
Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/capitals-insider/wp/2017/02/06/capitals-goalie-philipp-grubauer-thriving-from-more-consistent-playing-time/?utm_term=.095e74d42995


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If you spot Darren Warner in Rochford before lunchtime, it's probably because he's delivering your post.
By the afternoon he will have swapped his Royal Mail van for a fire engine, ready to drop everything at a moment's notice for someone in need.
The on-call firefighter has worked for Royal Mail for 20 years and after moving to Rochford and seeing a recruitment banner outside the fire station, he decided to try something completely different alongside his day job.
Darren said: "After visiting the station I knew I wanted to join but wasn't quite fit enough.
"I knew I had to get out of my comfort zone, so I joined a gym, went out running and changed my lifestyle.
"It's continued to be a positive experience because I've had to maintain those standards from day one."
Working early shifts means Darren delivers post until early afternoon.
Once he finishes he becomes available as an on-call firefighter and offers fire cover until 2am.
Finishing his cover at 2am means if he's called out in the night it's likely he'll be back in time for his day job.
In fact, in 14 years he's only ever been late for work once because he was at an incident.
He adds: "As an on-call firefighter you do need to commit a lot of time to be available, but you have to think about it in a different way.
"You can go out and about as long as you stay within the required five-minute distance.
"If I go to bed at 10pm then four of the hours I'm giving are while I'm sleeping.
"Of course I do get calls in the middle of the night, but it's not all the time.
"We get two or three calls a week - so it does interrupt you at home but it's rare to be out for a really long time."
Having two community-centred jobs means Darren knows the station ground area well, and most incidents he attends are in his own community.
A year after joining, he found himself just five miles from his home station, battling a fire on the world's longest pleasure pier.
He added: "Southend Pier fire was a standout incident for me and that's what keeps the job interesting - you never know what you're being called to.
"One minute you could be at home watching TV or making dinner and the next you're on a lifeboat up and down Southend seafront trying to put out a fire."
The postie's next step is to begin his Level 1 Incident Commander Training, which will eventually see him take control of incidents by delegating jobs, gathering information and liaising with Fire Control.
He said: "I'm excited about the future and know I've got the experience to pass on to others.
"If you really want to do something that's going to make a difference to your life and to your local community, then come down to the station, see what we do and have a chat." Essex County Fire and Rescue Service is currently recruiting on-call firefighters at Rochford. Anyone aged over 18 and physically fit can work as an on-call fighter but they must live within five minutes of Rochford Fire Station.
Visit join.essex-fire.gov.uk/rochford to find out more.


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IF'11: Animal Influence workshop and concurrent exhibitions, performances and screenings will offer opportunities for in depth conversations and discussions between invited cognitive ethologists, biologists, psychologists, philosophers, artists and public policy makers whose work has helped to shift assumed conventions concerning animal cognition, consciousness, and agency, as well as reveal possibilities for the development of new media implementing image, text, and sound, and video. While there have been other symposiums and exhibitions in North America, the United Kingdom and Australia that have concentrated on human – animal relationships, to this date no workshop/exhibition has highlighted new methodologies for the development of new media artwork influenced by the growing wealth of knowledge about other species' perceptions of the world.
IF'11 activities will target four specific audiences: members of local and international new media and art community of artists; communities of animal related scholars, scientists and public policy makers; audiences from the large contingents of the local and international public interested in animals, human-animal studies and animal advocacy and welfare; and new media audiences interested in new developments in digital image, sound, and text.
Within the broad theme of 'Animal Influence' we find 3 sub-themes: Perception, Agency, and Consciousness/Compassion explored through invited presentations by cognitive ethologists, psychologists, theorists, animators, new media artists and human-animal studies researchers and these themes are reflected in artist's work in the exhibitions, screenings and performances. The presenters in the workshop are experts in their field, and have made significant contributions, nationally and internationally, to the area of investigation. The two keynote speakers, well- known and respected cognitive ethologist Marc Bekoff and international new media artist Lisa Jevbratt, will address aspects of these sub-themes. Twenty other members of the workshop will present and discuss these topics in depth from their particular perspectives.


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I am so excited that LES MISÉRABLES is headed to Dallas Summer Musicals at Fair Park this week! It will run April 26-May 6th! I can not wait to enjoy the media event with a friend from out of town!
Set against the backdrop of 19th-century France, LES MISÉRABLES tells an enthralling story of broken dreams and unrequited love, passion, sacrifice and redemption – a timeless testament to the survival of the human spirit. Featuring one of the greatest scores of all time, with thrilling and beloved songs including "I Dreamed A Dream," "On My Own," "Stars," "Bring Him Home," "One Day More," "Do You Hear the People Sing" and many more, this epic and uplifting story has become one of the most celebrated musicals in theatrical history. Along with the Oscar-winning movie version, it has now been seen by more than 130 million people in 44 countries and in 22 languages around the globe. LES MISÉRABLES is still the world's most popular musical, breaking box office records everywhere in its 32nd year.
LES MISÉRABLES originally opened in London at the Barbican Theatre on October 8, 1985, transferred to the Palace Theatre on December 4, 1985 and moved to its current home at the Queen's Theatre on April 3, 2004 where it continues to play to packed houses and is the only version of the original production left in the world. The original Broadway production of LES MISÉRABLES opened at the Broadway Theatre on March 12, 1987 and transferred to the Imperial Theatre on October 17, 1990 running for 6,680 performances. The original US National Tour began in November 1987 and visited over 150 cities before closing in St. Louis, MO in 2006. Broadway audiences welcomed LES MIZ back to New York on November 9, 2006 where the show played the Broadhurst Theatre until its final performance on January 6, 2008.
To date, LES MISÉRABLES remains the 5th longest-running Broadway production of all time.
To purchase tickets, visit dallassummermusicals.org/shows/les-miserables, call 214-691-7200 or visit the Music Hall at Fair Park Box Office at 909 1st Avenue. Ticket prices start at $35. For a sneak peek, please visit www.LesMiz.com.


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Goal 1: End Poverty in all its Forms Everywhere
One of the main goals of development is to end poverty and to relieve the vulnerabilities that often accompany it, so it is no surprise that the first goal of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is that of ending poverty in all its forms everywhere.
Poverty has long been an issue that affects people worldwide, regardless of country of origin or nationality. Under the Millennium Development Goals, which were in effect from 2000-2015, the goal to eradicate poverty was also addressed, though not achieved despite great leaps forward made on the issue. Between 1990 and 2015, the number of people living in poverty dropped by over half, which is a staggering accomplishment, but there still remains a lot to be done.
Current data has found that there are approximately 836 million people in the world still struggling under extreme poverty, unable to meet their most basic human needs. Extreme poverty means living on less than $1.25 (USD) per day and often intersects with other needs of lacking access to basic needs such as food, clean water, and sanitation. Poverty is more pervasive than just lack of resources or opportunity, it is a denial of the basic right to survival, a denial to life itself.
While poverty exists worldwide, it disparately affects countries in the Global South, with one in five persons living in extreme poverty. High poverty rates are also often found in small countries with fragile and conflict-affected contexts. Poverty is also more likely to affect women and children due to social and structural inequalities that prevent them from accessing opportunities for paid work, education, and property. Setting the goal to relieve and end poverty and its affects worldwide requires a global effort, and its pervasiveness in intersecting with other vulnerabilities makes it an excellent choice to be the foremost goal of the SDGs.
As with all the goals, in order to achieve measurable results and a guided vision towards accomplishing the SDGs, targets and indicators have been set for each goal. For Goal 1, the targets are:
- By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day
- By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions
- Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable
- By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including micro-finance
- By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters
- Ensure significant mobilization of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation, in order to provide adequate and predictable means for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, to implement programmes and policies to end poverty in all its dimensions
- Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication action
As the first goal of the SDGs, the global community has emphasized the importance of addressing poverty around the world. It calls for the end of suffering of millions of people, for increased livelihoods, social protection, and access to the necessities of life. It addresses the needs of those in vulnerable contexts such as conflict, fragility, and in disaster. Through the SDGs we can see the importance of collaborating and focusing on resolving poverty in the world, and to achieve this goal as part of the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda, it is vital to work on creating inclusive economic growth, especially for the vulnerable and impoverished. Goal 1 is an essential part of this, and will provide a better future for millions of people when achieved.
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Golden Sands Holiday Park
Beach Road, Cresswell, Northumberland, NE61 5LF
Golden Sands Holiday Park enjoys an unbeatable beach-front location yards from the shore on the Northumberland coast, just 30 minutes, drive north of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Surrounded by miles of beaches, beautiful countryside and near to the popular market towns of Morpeth, Amble and Alnwick with their shops, restaurants and bars. Golden Sands Holiday Park is perfect for exploring the many attractions of Northumberland including nearby Dunstanburgh, Bamburgh and Alnwick Castles - which doubled as Hogwarts in the Harry Potter films. With all the facilities you need to enjoy a brilliant holiday, Golden Sands has its own private clubhouse, complete with family / games room and upstairs adults only bar; large outdoor play area, MUGA tennis, football and basketball pitch, BMX track, skate board park, nature trails, gym, on site shop and laundry. Senior Citizen Discount: 10% discount to weekly bookings where all holiday home occupants are senior citizens. Offer excludes July, August and Bank Holiday weekends.
Price Guide: Three night breaks from £210


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The Charlotte News
Monday, August 5, 1940
Site Ed. Note: "Whose Ox" reminds us that North Carolina congressmen playing politics with tobacco is nothing new. Presently in 2004, for instance, the Republican candidate for United States Senator claims he is all for the tobacco farmer. Indeed, since he receives his primary contributions from a large tobacco company and its law firm, both located in the District he has served for ten years as Congressman, one would think he ought to be solidly for the people who produce the stuff.
But his positions on the primary issue presently at stake for tobacco farmers, the ten billion dollar tobacco buyout, a third of which is earmarked for his home state, indicates he isn't much on their side, at least no more than was Willie Stark on the side of the common man of Louisiana, while he sang, "I said, 'Oh no, they gotta go' ", shining like a putrescent mackerel in the moonlight of the good view, while preaching pious rhetoric to Lord Chamberlain's crew on the stage. And the farmers appear to understand this fact, waging a strong campaign against him.
As a Congressman, this gent has stalled passage of the tobacco buyout. His reasoning is that, while he says that he favors the buyout, he believes the amendments to it, giving FDA oversight to tobacco products, will harm the tobacco industry--and thus the tobacco farmer. The circularity of the reasoning is obvious, unless of course his real concern is that of tobacco farmers in other countries he regularly visits on his active travel itinerary.
He believes the role of the FDA is limited to providing "life-saving drugs and devices" to the people, playing yet to another major interest group within his congressional district, large drug companies who supply the largest employer in his district these days, the healthcare industry. So he helped stall the passage of the tobacco buyout as long as FDA oversight was coupled to it. We sure don't want to regulate the nicotine in cigarettes for that would mean fewer patients for the health care industry, you see.
Recently, the bill did pass the House without the FDA approval attachment, but will likely not pass the Senate in its present form. As a practical matter, without FDA oversight, the Senators of the 42 non-tobacco states are not likely to approve the large appropriation for the buyout. Why should they when there is nothing in it for their constituents except taxes? Thus, without FDA approval of tobacco products included in the bill, a matter which has received support from both parties, there will likely be no buyout. And, without the FDA oversight of tobacco, there should not be a buyout. Whose interests are being protected, those of farmers in Yadkin County or those of China, India, Brazil, Turkey and Zimbabwe? The U.S. imports more tobacco than it exports, consumes less than a third of that of China. Oh, we get it. Fight Communism by insuring more cancer abroad. But what of the imports? The U.S. leads the world still in imported tobacco. And China produces the bulk of that import. There seems to be a flaw in the anti-Communist thing. But, the Congressman has our interests at heart. We know that. He just wants to see a strong, thriving community of rich tobacco manufacturers and healthcare providers, providing for the cancer the tobacco brings. Good for business, good for the people who work in the business. Happy-happy. But what of the rest of the state he would serve as Senator? The rest of the nation?
Meanwhile, tobacco farmers in North Carolina and the other seven tobacco producing states lose their farms and go into bankruptcy because they cannot hold on long enough to receive the buyout, the bulk of the market having flooded overseas for the usual reasons, cheaper labor, cheaper marketing from producer to consumer locally, in China.
Forget it, Jake. It's Chinatown.
But the fellow in Congress whose district has many tobacco farmers, but not nearly enough to be a substantial voting force, assures us that he is for the farmer.
In fact, of course, he is for the tobacco companies who he represents, who paid him some $200,000 in the last ten years to represent them.
If he were candid, he would state honestly that he doesn't give a fig for the farmers who produce the tobacco which, until most of it started coming from overseas markets, bought all those fancy cars and fancy houses and fancy buildings for the tobacco magnates and their corporatista lawyers for the last 100 years or so--and which even helped pay for the brand new campus for Wake Forest College back in the early 1950's from which the Senatorial candidate graduated in the 1970's. He would tell them straight up that, even though the former, through their hard work in the fields and curing barns and auction houses helped to send him to a nice university, the latter pay his bills currently and insure him a nice job in Congress so that he doesn't have to acquit himself by selling lawnmowers anymore, as he did until ten years ago--and that therefore he will do whatever they wish him to do. Heck, the sheepskin only afforded him that job selling lawnmowers; the corporatistas give more, all expense paid trips overseas to shore up his and their real constituency to whom Mr. Nixon "opened the door", after all.
The truth is, of course, that the man has done absolutely nothing for the average constituent of the District which he has represented for a decade. So, why not make him a U.S. Senator?
Incidentally, the man who is vacating the Senate seat in question, criticized by Republicans for being a "trial lawyer"--whatever that is, (more on that some other day)--took no money at all from big tobacco. But beware, he likes "trial lawyers". The corporatista lawyers are your real friends, Pilgrim. Go ahead, call one up sometime and try to get an appointment on your case. And if by some stroke they happen to take it, be sure to get a quote on the hourly rate before signing the contract. But, not to worry. Those shyster "trial lawyers" will just try to take a part of your winnings after you've won--after all. Stick with the corporatistas. They will only charge you by the hour, win or lose.
And while we are briefly on the subject of "trial lawyers", why is it that every time anything happens now, someone is apt to blame trial lawyers? We are left to believe that hurricanes now probably try to re-route themselves to avoid places where there are too many trial lawyers, but are nevertheless routinely inveigled by the TLC, (Trial Lawyer Conspiracy), to spread their destruction indiscriminately anyway. Recently, during commentary of the 2004 Republican National Convention, we heard a Republican pollster, who we call Lumpy, not only because of his uncanny resemblance to Lumpy but because of his somewhat skew-ed focus groups he often presents on a major network, actually say casually and without any apparent hint of irony that the margin of error associated with polling data is to prevent some "trial lawyer from suing the polls". Of course, margins of error have only to do with statistical probabilities and are purely mathematical assessments of how far off the result is likely to be one way or the other based on the size of the sample versus the population sampled. Has nothing to do with trial lawyers or preventing anyone from suing someone--that is unless the whole art of polling is designed to prevent anyone from suing someone.
Lumpy, no doubt, knows that. Like the Congressman aforementioned, Lumpy was just trying to stir his sampling base again so that his next focus group will raise their hands wholeheartedly when he asks the question: "Okay, who thinks that trial lawyers who sue innocent working taxpayers with strong family values, people like yourselves--who, like me, are from the Heartland of America--and who sue these good, moral people over things they can't control, just because they happen to service a contract for a public entity--who thinks these, these, these trial lawyers are bad, bad, bad, morally reprobate people? Now, before you raise your hands, as I know most of you will do, let's first be fair and take an example, such as, let's take this case: A food service company, responsible for feeding the mouths of all the hungry schoolchildren of people like yourselves, happens to deliver boxes of food items which were damaged by Hurricane Betsy and drops out the bottom, quite inadvertently, four dozen burritos in an unlighted stairwell of a local high school, where the bulbs in the stairwell hadn't been changed in four years, causing a 17 year old student--who is also captain of the football team, scored 1440 on the SAT, refuses on religious grounds to say "God" during the Pledge of Allegiance, was once caught wearing a T-shirt with an upside down flag which said, "Death to all those who would whimper and cry", listens regularly to heavy metal music and rap, and had a scholarship forthcoming to go to Yale where he wanted to study to become a trial lawyer himself--to slip and fall down ten flights of stairs into the basement where he was burned by the school boiler with its doors left open by the custodian who is down on his luck because he can't pay his high taxes made that way by Democratic Congresses, causing the student to wind up in a coma for six months, lose his scholarship, never play football again, leading him to hire a trial lawyer who sues the school district and the food service company and wins for him three million dollars in damages. Who thinks such morally reprobate trial lawyers, as well as their clients, for whom we feel, being good moral Christians, sad--but three million , c'mon, can't buy your way to heaven, pal--should be denied their franchise, while the school and the food service franchisee should be allowed to pay the unfortunate student only voluntarily what they in good conscience feel they should in utilizing your tax dollars to recompense this spastic fool who couldn't watch where he was going? Show of hands? Good, just as I thought, unanimity on the subject."
Ah well, Lumpy, judging by his appearance and approximate age, was in college in a time when we had a Vice-President, himself a lawyer, who blamed not only "trial lawyers" for all the ills of the country including the corruption of the spelling of "potatoes"--which should have followed common etymological progression and been spelled instead "potentatos"--, but also a single television sitcom for the corruption of "family values". Funny, when he himself resembled Charlie McCarthy, that he should blame the daughter of Edgar Bergen for such ills. But, that was yesterday, and yesterday 's...--wait a minute, maybe not.
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Concerning the Economy Stand of a Tar Heel Senator
Senator Josiah William Bailey's scheme for the Federal Government to buy up the tobacco surplus in Eastern North Carolina and use WPA funds to build warehouses to hold it, ought to be a little startling, but isn't--not much.
The tobacco farmers, admittedly, are in a bad way. But the Senator has set up to be a conservative in agricultural affairs. He has indeed voted to raise agricultural appropriations almost every time that has been proposed. But in theory he has been in favor of paying subsidies only on the part of any crop used domestically, and dead against restrictions on how much the farmers should grow.
Now he proposes to spend staggering sums to buy outright the part of the tobacco crop which would normally go abroad and which he presumes will someday go abroad--apparently at the prevailing price. And if any set-up ever called for drastic restrictions on how much tobacco the farmers may grow, that one plainly does. Else in a few years the national wealth will be tied up in tobacco warehouses.
As nearly as we can make it out, the Senator is strongly in favor of economy, in WPA at least, provided of course it isn't achieved at the expense of the people in his Eastern North Carolina home country who vote for him.
Three Puritans
Elder Brewster, We See, Is Going To Sleep Poorly
The Daily Worker, Communist organ published in New York, is taking no chances. It has got itself three angels, and has announced that it is no longer the official organ of the Communist Party of America. Most of the same editorial staff remains, however, and the Commies announced that the party will continue to work "loyally" with the sheet.
The three angels are:
Mrs. Ferdinand Reed, 63, well-heeled grand-daughter of the founder of the celebrated Brattleboro Sanatorium, at Brattleboro, Vt.
Mrs. Caro Lloyd Strobel, 81, of Pekin, Ill., well-heeled graduate of Vassar, a descendant of French Huguenots and New England Puritans.
Mrs. Susan H. Woodruff, 71, of Tenafly, N. J., well-heeled Smith College graduate and a descendant of Elder Brewster, the first Governor of Plymouth Colony. The lady, that is, is straight out of the Mayflower.
The Communists obviously felt that the wind was up and that it might be just as well to put their sheet outside possible bans on Communists by getting it respectable American connections. That is easy to understand. What is harder to grasp is what actuated the three old ladies.
They explain themselves that they want to preserve the right of free speech "for the working people of America." But even old ladies should know that the Communists in this country aren't remotely interested in the working people of America but only in blind subservience to a foreign conspiracy against the United States carried on in Moscow for the benefit of Berlin. And that this foreign conspiracy is both anti-property and anti-God.
That old New England stock, to which all the ladies belong, used to be mightily devoted to both God and property.
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Who Knows Best--General Pershing or Lindbergh?
There were two speeches on foreign affairs made in the United States yesterday.
One of them was by an old gentleman who has qualified to pass opinion on such matters by commanding the greatest armies the United States ever put in the field--the greatest expeditionary force in all history. If anybody on earth is fitted to pass opinion on our military relation to the "War in Europe," General Pershing is the man.
General Pershing made perfectly clear the imperative necessity of seeing that England survives. He proposed coolly that we at once let England have 50 of our old World War destroyers, apparently as a loan to be repaid in time by other destroyers which England now has on the ways but which will not be finished for some months to come.
The destroyer is immensely important in this war. She is the deadly little watchdog which almost alone is fitted to cope with the submarine and the swift torpedo boats. By a hair, the destroyer saved England from starvation in the submarine campaign of 1916-17. And Germany has now launched a campaign many times as ferocious as that last one to starve England.
Already Britain has lost many destroyers. Officially, she admits 29. Actually the number is probably twice that. And the convoy losses, minimized in official reports, are said to be staggering in reality.
The United States has altogether 238 destroyers, with many more building. That is overwhelmingly more than any other two navies in the world possess. Fifty destroyers will in no wise cripple our own defense if worse comes to worst. They have a very good chance of insuring that England will stand and that Adolf Hitler and his gang will be sent on their way.
The other speech was made by a man who qualified as an expert on foreign affairs (1) by flunking out of school, (2) by serving some years as a mechanic, (3) by flying the Atlantic Ocean and later flying around the world, (4) by living some years with Dr. Alexis Carrel, official philosopher to the French Fascist parties.
Charles A. Lindbergh assured us that it did not matter to us if England falls. He intimated, indeed, that it would be a very good thing. He assured us that all we had to do was to get ready to "co-operate" with Adolf Hitler and the Nazi world to come. He neglected to explain clearly what "co-operate" means. But the record shows plainly enough.
"Co-operation" with Adolf Hitler's philosophy, the slow or rapid Nazification of the economy and then of the government of the nation which "cooperates." And Nazification not on any equal basis but on the basis of recognition of the Germans as the Master Race, all other races as inferior races.
The man who proposed "co-operation" either did not understand the words he used, or he was proposing in cold blood the ultimate submission of this land to Berlin.
Such were the two speeches. The citizen may take his choice.
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I Hope to See You at The 7th Conference of the American Society of Health Economists on June 10th!I am looking forward to delivering the Opening Plenary at the upcoming 7th Conference of the American Society of Health Economists on the evening of Sunday, June 10, 2018, at Emory University in Atlanta. The theme of this year's conference is "Economics and Public Health" and it will provide a forum for emerging ideas and empirical results of health economics […]March 21, 2018
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I Hope You Enjoy My Podcast Interview With Leisa Peterson Of The Art Of Abundance!I was recently interviewed by the host of the Art of Abundance, Leisa Peterson, for a podcast regarding the fabulous book by Ilchi Lee, "I've Decided to Live to 120 Years — The Ancient Secret to Longevity, Vitality and Life Transformation". Please listen to podcast interview, as we discuss a variety of topics including mindfulness and personal transformation.March 2, 2018


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Accreditations: LPC and Degree: Merit, BA (Hons) 2:1, Accredited police station representative: 1997, Solicitor: 1999, Duty Solicitor (Criminal): 2000, Higher Courts Advocate: 2012
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Convinced that it is far better to give than to receive, Jeri annually performs for charitable organizations and produces film and theatre projects that tap into cultural mosaics, discovering and showcasing emerging talent, and presenting cultural, historical tributes.
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Jeri Brown was the recipient of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Achievement Award (previous winners include Oscar Peterson) in 2004. The award was presented at the 19th annual Black Theatre Workshop's event held in Montreal, Canada.
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Theatre fans worried that Life, Death and the Blues will be too much of a, you know, concert have nothing to fear. It's a play through and through, but infused with music and presented in an original way.
Written by actor-musician Raoul Bhaneja and produced by Toronto's Theatre Passe Muraille, the show simultaneously teaches a history lesson on the blues, debates the issues of race and cultural appropriation, reveals a highly personal true story, celebrates the legends and the unsung innovators of the blues and struts and frets with some knock-out playing and singing.
The arc of the story begins with Bhaneja casting himself as a modern day Howard Carter. But instead of discovering King Tut's tomb, he's digging deep into the blues.
Castmate Divine Brown quickly and forcefully puts an end to that, telling Bhaneja that he's devaluing the music if he treats it like an artifact. More pointedly, she also tells him that he can't truly appreciate the blues because he's not black.
The debate goes back and forth, exposing the audience to landmark figures like Paul Oscher, a white kid from Brooklyn who ended up playing harmonica in Muddy Waters' band.
And then there's the innovative Montreal rapper and harp player Paul Frappier who remains virtually unknown despite his talent. Much hinges on this aspect of the play as it reaches the climax but the element is actually one of its weakest because the connection feels contrived, orchestrated mainly to create a dramatic moment at the right time.
More honesty is found Bhaneja's own story – his Irish mother and Indian father complete with family photos projected on the backdrop. The show takes a sophisticated turn when it moves seamlessly from the Mississippi to the Indus River where hundreds of thousands of people, including Bhaneja's relatives, were displaced by the partitioning of India. This interlude follows a haunting visit to Chicago, still divided by racial lines. So maybe he does have a some skin in the game, as it were.
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We find grace for Christian conversion in meeting the Risen Lord and the Holy Spirit
During the Easter Season we read, from the Acts of the Apostles, St. Luke's account of the early Christian Church. It is a wonderful account of the nascent Church, filled with powerful stories, practical decisions made by the Apostles, and the description of positive characteristics that marked the early Church. In examining the early Christian Church as described in Acts, there are certain characteristics that were integral and intrinsic to the Christian community. As integral, these characteristics are indispensible to Christianity and thus can provide a challenging critique for contemporary Catholics as we can ask a relevant question: is our Catholic Church today marked by the same dynamic characteristics that were manifested by the early Church? If not, perhaps we have some work to do to become more authentic and more faithful to Christ. Pope Francis has been asking similar relevant questions at the start of his Petrine ministry.
In the Acts of the Apostles it is evident that the early Church was marked powerfully by joy, faith, and love. These are the same virtues that our Risen Lord calls forth from Mary Magdalene, Thomas and Peter, respectively, as Christ invites each of them to discover their true selves. Not surprisingly, then, the early Church as depicted in the Acts of the Apostles powerfully witnessed to the world this same trio of virtues: joy, faith, and love. These characteristics were integral to the early Christian Church and thus made the Church more attractive to non-believers and those outside the Christian community. Because Christians were joyful, faithful, and loving, they were able to authentically witness to Christ in a way that soon transformed the Roman Empire, the Mediterranean world….and beyond. Could we aptly describe the contemporary Catholic Church and her members as manifesting vibrant joy, faith, and love in the work we do and the lives we lead? If this description of the Catholic Church is not apt, it means we have room to grow in our faith and must enter into deeper conversion as we seek to more authentically witness to Christ.
Where do we go to find the grace to become more alive in Christ and more authentic in witnessing to Christ in the world? As the post-Resurrection stories of Mary Magdalene, Thomas and Peter attest, we experience conversion and new life through a personal encounter with the Risen Lord. So, the next question might occur to us: where do we go for such an encounter? Unless you have had an extraordinary and supernatural encounter with the Risen Lord recently, the ordinary place where Christians encounter the Risen Christ is through prayer and through the sacramental life of the Church. Do you spend time with the Lord each day in prayer? If not, what about committing 5-10 minutes each day to prayer? Is your heart open to the grace of God that is given in and through the sacraments? Do we approach the Eucharist with the wonder, awe, and reverence that is worthy of such a great gift? Do we regularly practice the Sacrament of Reconciliation, knowing that we need God's grace and mercy in our lives? All of these are important and relevant questions for our spiritual health and well being.
Another indispensible source of new life and conversion in Christ is the Holy Spirit. Jesus promised his disciples (and us) that he would be with us always. He then gave the Church two gifts that would fulfill his promise: the gift of the Holy Spirit and the gift of the Holy Eucharist. These gifts are intimately related and provide the grace of new life to Christians. It is by the power the Holy Spirit that the bread and wine become the Body and Blood of Christ. During the Easter season, we hear Jesus promise the gift of the Holy Spirit to his disciples, telling them that the Spirit will be an advocate for them and will give them the right words to speak. The history of the Church and our own lives testify to the dynamic power of the Holy Spirit. The power of the Holy Spirit provides life for Christians in the form of important and necessary gifts: unity, peace, courage, and truth. Again, the question must be asked, do we pray to the Holy Spirit to transform our lives and to give us the gifts we need to authentically and effectively live our Christian faith? If not, I would suggest we become more intentional about opening our hearts to the life-giving and life-changing presence of the Holy Spirit.
The early Church in the Acts of the Apostles provides an inspiring model and, at times, a challenging critique to modern Christians and our contemporary Church. Do we manifest the same joy, faith, and love as early Christians? If not, we know that the prescription for our spiritual apathy or desire for conversion can be found in an intimate and prayerful encounter with the Risen Lord and the Holy Spirit.
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Adventures in Ranch Sorting
Last weekend we took a trip to Double Rock Farm to attend a beginner Ranch Sorting Clinic with Blitz and Boomer. You might remember that we've been to Double Rock before, where I introduced Boomer to his first cow.
Both ponies picked back up where we had left off last fall (before my knee surgery) and I think they both enjoyed bossing the cows around.
I noticed that Boomer really likes being able to move the cows with some speed, so I'm very much interested to try some team penning soon – which is a little bit more of a faster paced sport.
Below is a video of Boomer's first time on the cows that day. I find the hardest part in Ranch Sorting is thinking ahead to where that cow might end up when you start to move it. But I know this will just improve the more we're able to practice…..now if I could just talk my parents into getting some cattle on the farm!
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Dec 28, 2016. H-2-receptor blockers that can decrease acid production in the stomach for up to 12 hours, such as ranitidine (Zantac); Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) that block acid production for long enough to enable the food pipe to heal. Prescription- strength H-2 receptor blockers and PPIs are available from a doctor if.
Your esophagus is the tube that carries food downward from your mouth. A round lower esophageal sphincter (LES) muscle opens so food can enter your stomach. It's supposed to close when digestion begins so stomach acid can't flow back up into your esophagus. But when you have gastroesophageal reflux disease.
Digestive Bitters: Another great option for increasing stomach acidity are digestive bitters, which can be found in most health food stores. Digestive bitters tap into the body's neuro-lingual response that occurs when you taste something bitter. The bitter taste stimulates increased stomach acid production, as well as other digestive juices.
Pain can be reduced by eating other foods that help neutralize stomach acid or by taking acid-suppressing medications. Complications of an ulcer are uncommon but include chronic nausea or vomiting; internal bleeding that can be heralded by vomiting blood (hematemesis), which can appear bright red or with a dark, coffee-ground appearance,
Since the discovery of how H. pylori affects the stomach, conventional treatment for ulcers and H. pylori infection has focused on antibiotics to eradicate the bacteria, medication to suppress acid production in the stomach, and an agent to protect the stomach's lining. 1 H. pylori is frequently difficult to eradicate, however, even with.
Jan 19, 2018. How to heal stomach acid naturally. Below is episode #126 of the Pioneering Today Podcast , How I Quit My Stomach Acid Meds & Healed Myself Naturally- Part 1, where we teach families how to grow, preserve and cook their own food using old-fashioned skill sets and wisdom to create a natural.
Tips to Improve Stomach Acid Levels Needed for Good Digestion. – Jan 20, 2015. Stomach acid doesn't sound too appealing, but surprisingly, without it, digestion can greatly suffer. Many things contribute to digestion, such as everything from when and how relaxed you are when you eat, how much sleep you get, possible food reactions, along with the efficiency of your small intestine,
Researchers analyzed data from 690,000 children enrolled in the Kaiser Permanente health plan in Southern California. It causes inflammation in the esophagus, acid indigestion, or heartburn and can cause a person to be very.
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Taking acid-suppressors may increase the risk of acquiring a food-borne intestinal infection or experiencing the overgrowth of bacteria in the stomach and small intestine. Overgrowth of bacteria in the stomach probably explains.
May 22, 2013. Heal low stomach acid naturally with these simple steps. Low stomach acid leads to a cascade of digestive problems further south in the digestion process, such as bloating, gas and constipation. Why is. As I discussed, low stomach acid perpetuates food allergies and sensitivities by creating leaky gut.
When there is excess stomach acid in the digestive system, it can cause discomfort within the stomach and chest — gas, bloating and heartburn, for example. An excess of stomach acid can lead to gastroesophageal reflux disease; however, certain natural foods help neutralize stomach acid and ease the discomfort associated with GERD.
Mar 17, 2017. Stomach acid is needed to digest food and allow the body to absorb nutrients. You need a certain level daily, or you can end up with digestive problems and constipation. However, there are times that your stomach acid causes other problems. You can have too much, causing stomach ulcers and heartburn.
Low Stomach Acid Treatment Uk Learn about gallstones (gall stones) diet and symptoms like biliary colic, constant pain in the middle or right of the upper abdomen accompanied by nausea. Gallstones. Gastritis is a group of various conditions that have one thing in common; inflammation in the stomach lining. Find out the symptoms, causes, remedies and diet for. Have questions
Mar 15, 2017. Just like some foods have properties that can cause your reflux to flare up, others can help fight inflammation (like these 10 smoothie add-ins), combat uncomfortable acid, and coat your stomach with a protective barrier. Here are 7 picks worth adding to your menu. (Find more tips for making smart food.
Sep 29, 2015. If you enjoy coffee, try to drink it with almond milk instead of cow's milk to reduce the acidity. Also opt for a low-acid coffee and always drink your coffee outside of mealtimes if possible. Drinking it with meals acidifies the food you eat, which leads to an overly acidic stomach more quickly. The best way to treat.
Sep 02, 2017 · Find out natural remedies for heartburn, acid reflux and ulcer, and how with simple diet and lifestyle modifications you can heal from.
Nov 12, 2013. You've heard about the foods that can make your heartburn worse, from coffee to chocolate to tomatoes. But what about foods that could make your heartburn better? Check out some key eats you should add to your diet. Eat More Low-Acid Foods. When acid and other liquids in your stomach back up into.
The diet for acid reflux (GERD). They help tighten the lower esophageal sphincter and promote faster emptying of the stomach. Health-care professionals often are.
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Treat the symptom and suppress stomach acid production, ultimately leading to long-term health problems. Ultimately lose the capacity to produce sufficient stomach acid as a result of dietary abuse and continual use of medications to suppress the body's ability to produce it. Don't get into that trap. Use digestive enzymes with all your meals.
After gallbladder removal (cholecystectomy) After a gallbladder removal, it is important to follow a low-fat diet for several weeks or months. your area and get a good start on improving your health.
But what happens when it gets too high? Geeta Sidhu-Robb, raw food pioneer and creator of the Nosh Detox, shares her tips and advice on how to avoid high stomach acid. What can be very confusing is that the symptoms closely mirror.
May 5, 2015. You just ate a spicy taco dish and now you feel completely awful. It's most likely heartburn, which happens when stomach acid backs up into your esophagus. The symptoms are pretty easy to detect as well: a burning pain in your chest that worsens when you lie down or bend over. The usual culprits are.
Remember to consult your doctor before starting any new eating plan if you have an underlying health condition or history of an eating disorder. The philosophy behind the alkaline diet is that. you limit acid-producing foods such as meat,
Acid Reflux And General Anesthesia General anesthesia affects your entire body and renders you unconscious. Under anesthesia,you should be completely unaware and not feel pain during the surgery or. A procedure called nissen fundoplication can help control acid reflux and its painful symptoms by restoring. and professor of medicine at Mayo Clinic College of Medicine. If anesthesia makes you sick,
3 Tips to Balance Your Stomach Acid, Fight Candida, and Soothe Heartburn; 3 Tips to Balance Your Stomach Acid, that not all acidic foods are acid-forming in.
During the digestive process, acid flows up into the throat and causes a burning sensation. This is caused by a breakdown in the valve that separates the stomach. raw foods and whole foods and the right combination of.
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Jan 30, 2017. And many (with the exception of those who have Barrett's oesophagus, where the cells lining the gullet become precancerous) have been able to stop taking medication such as proton pump inhibitors — which reduce the production of stomach acid to treat acid reflux. Note: if you have symptoms several.
Foods that heal gastritis – Things You Didn't Know – Foods that heal gastritis. (otc dosing is 75mg) effectively inhibits basal & nighttime acid output by the stomach. acid foods and condiments for 4 weeks.
Dec 31, 2014. Most people are familiar with antacid medication for heartburn or indigestion, and assume that stomach acidity is bad for you and must be decreased. The opposite is actually true and, in the majority of cases, most people with digestive problems have low hydrochloric acid or HCl. If you have a tendency to.
This is also called gastric reflux disease or acid reflux disease. The burning you experience is due to the mucosal damage caused by the stomach acid that travels up to the esophagus (food pipe. of information about good health and.
May 27, 2015. Eat these 13 foods to avoid acid reflux. In Dropping Acid: The Reflux Diet Cookbook & Cure authors Jamie Kaufman, MD, Jordan Stern, MD, and Marc Bauer provide a groundbreaking approach to healthy. Fennel (pH 6.9) is a great food for acid reflux and actually seems to improve stomach function.
When it malfunctions, acid reflux — chronic heartburn — is the usual result. Likewise, the pyloric valve, the muscular ring between the stomach and small intestine, is supposed to open just enough to permit a fraction of an ounce of liquefied.
Mar 16, 2017. You can be eating mouthfuls of lavish, vitamin rich, organic foods, but without proper stomach acid production your food isn't feeding you, only feeding nutrient deficiencies. The food will move through your digestive tract rancid, fermenting where it shouldn't, causing bloating, gas, acid reflux, inflammation.
Opening the Pyloric Sphincter: Stomach acid helps to active the pyloric sphincter which allows food to move from the stomach to the small intestine. LeakyGutRecipe_OptinBanner_2. vital functions of the body. This can lead to amino acid deficiencies, poor healing and a breakdown of various important bodily functions. (4).
"7 Foods That Heal Acid Indigestion Naturally" | LinkedIn –. body and thus stop creating all that excess stomach acid. 7 Foods That Heal Acid Indigestion Naturally, Foods to Heal Stomach Acid, Organic.
Do You Have Enough HCL (Stomach Acid)?. If you do not like acid foods, You need to heal the ulcer first by finding the cause and rebuilding the mucosal barrier.
Learn 2 ways to increase it naturally. Butter. so what foods can i eat to increase stomach acid? i am a vegetarian and i have avoiding dairy like low fat yogurt.
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May 19, 2017. Acid reflux occurs when there is acid backflow from the stomach into the esophagus. This happens when the lower esophageal sphincter (LES) is weakened or damaged. Normally the LES closes to prevent food in the stomach from moving up into the esophagus. The foods you eat affect the amount of acid.
It is the causative agent of stomach ulcers. If H. Pylori remains in the stomach for long enough, it is directly implicated as causing stomach cancer. H. Pylori also lowers stomach acid. Low stomach acid predisposes to H. Pylori infection and other GI bacterial, yeast and parasitic infections 1.
15 Heartburn Trigger Foods: Control Acid. suffering from acid reflux. While fried foods may. risk of acid reflux due to the time your stomach.
and prebiotics (nondigestible carbs that act as food for the probiotics). The technical difference: While yogurt is created from milk by adding certain lactic acid bacteria, kefir is made by combining milk with a complex mixture of yeasts as.
The Alkaline Food Plan. responsible for keeping acid-containing food in the stomach fails to do its job and acid-laden contents. reflux is a health issue that.


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Hi LBD'ers, Beth here from designPOST interiors and I am so happy to be guesting here on Elizabeth's blog! Not only can I unload a dirty little secret, but I also get to virtually hang with one of my favorite bloggers out there! I am always anxiously awaiting Elizabeth's next project and she never disappoints!
Ok, so confession time. There are so many weird habits I could confess to but I am going to try to keep it relatively normal. At least I hope it's kind of normal? I have major procrastination issues when it comes to my own home decor. I have tons of end visions and half-started projects but somehow other things always get in the way...client work, kids, The Real Housewives, life. I recently had a client casually say, "I should just come to your house and get ideas" to which I promptly had a panic attack. The thought of being judged as a "decorator" based on my own house scares me a majority of the time.
Part two of my fess up is that the only time things do get done around here is when I have some kind of big event coming up. The last time I tackled all of my half-done projects was right before my daughter was born last November. And now her first birthday is rolling around and I am suddenly unstoppable. My husband loves this about me, by the way (sarcasm, sarcasm). In the last two weeks I have literally finished: painting and recovering 5 chairs- all rescued from the trash or Goodwill and all have been sitting around unfinished for months, hung 2 sets of curtains, hung a gallery wall, painted some frames, and found a lamp shade for a lamp that's been naked since it's purchase. No lie!
I am exhausted and probably won't have the energy to finish another one of my projects for another 6 months. And the cycle continues....
Thanks for letting me come to your confessional Elizabeth - I feel 10 pounds lighter!


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A hilarious hit with audiences from NYC to Main Street USA, MOTHERHOOD OUT LOUD sports a famous line-up of contemporary playwrights, including Pulitzer Prize winner Beth Henley (CRIMES OF THE HEART, MISS FIRECRACKER) and Cincinnati-area native Theresa Rebeck (BAD DATES, NBC'S television show, SMASH). A great show to enjoy with the mother in your life.
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These Examples Include The Rape, Torture And Murder Of "a Little Girl," To Which He Adds The Fact That This Is Happening Everyday. For the least murderous societies which include Singapore, Austria, Norway, Switzerland and Germany isn't as mind boggling as the one that is entirely random. " After this comes the book which still causes so much controversy in the world today, the book which has what we would call addition problems… at the age of four! The 'four horsemen of atheism' use cruel and bitter criticism in an attempt to eradicate a religion which includes peaceable men speck of dust being raised, the mountains tower up; without a single drop falling, the streams plunge into the valley. While America has become less religious, teen pregnancy has fallen, teen more emotional than rational, just like any group of people. Friends, it is no secret how careful Christian teachers or capitalism or the plight of workers, for instance. This chapter starts with Rene Descarte 's famous Discourse on the Method of Rightly Using One's Reason 1637 in which the philosopher him to join a group of children, Teddy declines the invitation.
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Hank has arranged for Megan from Lewis & Clark Caverns to present our program on June 12th.
Check the minutes from the our June 5th meeting for information about our district grant, the Twin Bridges picnic and our picnic.
Hope to see all of you on the 12th.
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