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There's a scene in "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" in which Daniel Craig is in bondage--no pun intended.
His character, Mikael Blomkvist, has been strapped into a device and is being flung about the room as if he were a Cirque du Soleil performer with a plastic bag over his head.
According to "Tattoo" director David Fincher, things went very wrong. Although Craig had a small metal device in his hand to pop the plastic bag in case it became too hard for him to breathe, Fincher and the crew didn't realize that he was having difficulty until they heard the piece of metal hit the floor.
"He was acting like he was suffocating, which is not very different from actually suffocating," Fincher said during a recent press event in New York. "I'm watching the monitor and we hear,'ting, ting, ting.' He had passed out. We wrapped then and on the production report I wrote, 'let Daniel go 15 minutes early due to unconsciousness!'"
Although Craig joked that he took the constricting apparatus that was attached to his pelvic region home, the only other comment he made regarding that incident was, "Just another day working with David Fincher."
Fincher is known for shooting as many as 40 takes per scene, but that didn't bother Craig at all.
"You don't count," he said. "Sometimes you get worse and worse but when someone throws a lot of money at you to do something like this, you're there to get it right. Sure, things get frustrating during the work day but there are lots of other things to get frustrated about and then there [are] the triumphs at the end of the day, so you just kind of don't get down about it."
Craig's Blomkvist is a tarnished journalist who works with an oddball computer hacker named Lisbeth Salander (Rooney Mara) to track down a missing woman. Shot on location in Sweden and based on the bestsellers by Stieg Larsson, "Tattoo" is expected to be a huge hit during the holiday season.
Unlike James Bond, Mikael is a more cerebral character for Craig. Fincher said he was sold on Craig playing Blomkvist because of his energy and work ethic. He and Craig immediately developed a priceless ability to communicate without words, which comes in handy during those multiple takes.
"I knew him to be self-effacing and I knew him to be playful and witty. I knew that I needed that for Mikael," Fincher said. "I also wanted a very masculine kind of center to the film. I was looking for sort of a Robert Mitchum center."
Craig just wanted to make the character as believable as possible, he said.
"The reality in 'Tattoo' is that Mikael gets shot at and he runs away screaming--[laughs]--like anyone else would," he said. "What I love about this character is that he doesn't have to prove he's a man. He doesn't go around beating his chest and he's very happy to fall into this relationship where [Lisbeth] is literally wearing the trousers."

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Victoria's Secret delivered yet another star-studded and diamond-studded runway event on Nov. 9. Each year, the women's lingerie chain kicks off its holiday-selling season with a show to generate excitement about its products.
Singers Jay-Z, Nicki Minaj, Kanye West and Maroon 5 performed at the New York City event. The Victoria's Secret Angels' collections fell into six themes, according to the company's Twitter. They were Ballet, Super Angels, Passion, Angels Aquatic, I Put a Spell on You and Club Pink.
This year, Limited Brands, Victoria's Secret's parentcompany, will place more emphasis on the fashion show in stores as part of its marketing approach and feature products from the show in stores. The company also plans to integrate its beauty lines, such as the Dream Angels and Gorgeous lines, more with its lingerie.
The show will air on CBS on Nov. 29 at 10 p.m. Click ahead to see scenes from this year's event.
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Nationally syndicated morning talk show "LIVE with Kelly and Michael" announces the lineup of guests who will join hosts Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan during the week of Sept. 30-Oct. 4.
Sept. 30 - Kelly and Michael chat with "Harry Potter" lead Daniel Radcliffe, who stars in the new film "Kill Your Darlings." "We Are Men" star Jerry O'Connell stops by.
Oct. 1 - Music icon Cher sits down with the hosts to discuss her new album, and she performs the new single "I Hope You Find It."
Oct. 2 - Funny girl Rebel Wilson talks about the new series "Super Fun Night." Plus, "Ironside" star Blair Underwood visits, and animal expert Peter Gros shows the hosts and the "LIVE" audience some exciting creatures.
Oct. 3 - Kelly and Michael discuss the new film "Gravity" with Oscar winner Sandra Bullock, and rapper Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson chats about the new Sundance Channel series "Dream School."
Oct. 4 - "Nashville" star Kimberly Williams-Paisley stops by, and the hosts learn some yoga poses from instructor Hilaria Baldwin.
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"The real cause of slower economic growth lies hidden in a number of structural as opposed to cyclical headwinds that may be hard to reverse," Gross said in his December investment outlook released on Tuesday.
The co-founder of Pacific Investment Management Co and manager of the world's largest bond fund said the diminished economic growth outlook will mean reduced returns from stocks and bonds, something Gross knows better than most.
Gross, whose firm had $1.92 trillion in assets as of September 30, said future annualized bond returns will likely be in the range of 3 to 4 percent "at best," while equities would earn returns "only a few percentage points higher."
In a commentary entitled "Strawberry Fields - Forever?" Gross reached to the Beatles for inspiration and the song's unsettled depiction of everyday life.
"As John Lennon forewarned, it is getting harder to be someone, and harder to maintain the economic growth that investors have become accustomed to."
Gross cited the difficulty of paying for college, retiring comfortably and maintaining a good standard of living.
"The New Normal, like Strawberry Fields will 'take you down' and lower your expectation of future asset returns. It may not last 'forever' but it will be with us for a long, long time," he wrote.
Gross cited high debt-to-GDP ratios, the economic slowdown in China, technology's replacement of jobs and the aging workforce as "structural headwinds" that could reduce economic growth to less than two percent in developed economies worldwide.
"We may need at least a decade in the healing," Gross wrote in reference to the developed world's need to reduce its debt. He added that households should focus on increasing savings while financial institutions should expand their capital base.
Gross, whose flagship PIMCO Total Return Fund has over $281 billion in assets, also made reference to Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's confirmation, during a speech on November 20, of PIMCO's "New Normal" view of just 2 percent U.S. economic growth.
In recent outlooks, Gross has said that the Fed's bond-buying programs have failed to revive the U.S. economy and that looming inflation could weaken returns on both stocks and bonds.
Gross said cheaper natural gas stands out as a "boon" to economic growth and recommended investing in assets such as gold and oil, non-dollar emerging market stocks and high-quality municipal bonds while avoiding high-yield bonds, bank and insurance stocks and long-dated bonds in developed countries.
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COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — When Danish director Thomas Vinterberg wrote the script for "The Hunt" — one of this year's contenders for Best Foreign Language Film — he pictured a young Robert de Niro as the lonely teacher whose life crumbles because of an innocent lie.
But when fellow Dane Mads Mikkelsen, known for his roles as the icy villain in the James Bond movie "Casino Royale" and the brilliantly evil Hannibal Lecter on TV's "Hannibal," signed on, his vision changed.
"It was really awesome when I got Mads," he said. "But, I had to rewrite the script."
Vinterberg says his original idea was that the lead character, Lucas, would be a young, tough blacksmith. However, he toned it down and turned him into a humble, quiet kindergarten teacher, popular with the children. The small-town teacher becomes the victim of a modern witch hunt over a 5-year-old's false accusation of pedophilia.
"I changed it because I thought it would be a much more interesting combination," he told The Associated Press.
Vinterberg won't speculate about the chances of his film winning the Academy Award, which would be Denmark's fourth foreign-language Oscar. To be sure, the film is facing tough competition.
"The Hunt" is up against, among others, Felix van Groeningen's Belgian entry, "The Broken Circle Breakdown," and Italian Paolo Sorrentino's bittersweet "The Great Beauty," which grabbed the Golden Globe and is considered the favorite in the category on March 2.
The small Scandinavian country's reputation for filmmaking could help his chances.
Gabriel Axel, who died Sunday, won Denmark's first foreign film Oscar for "Babette's Feast" in 1987 and Bille August's "Pelle the Conqueror" won the award a year later. Susanne Bier was the 2011 winner with "In a Better World." And enfant terrible director Lars von Trier has brought Danish films a whole new audience.
Vinterberg himself broke into the international spotlight some 16 years ago for "The Celebration," a twisted family drama that won the Special Jury Prize at Cannes in 1998. Its minimalist production techniques shared with Von Trier — hand-held cameras, no props, lighting or special effects — gave him a reputation as a director to watch.
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Global Diary: Uganda
Julian comforts a young patient in Kampala.
Standing next to a hospital bed covered with colorful African fabric, Julian Atim, M.D., gently puts her hand on the shoulder of a woman curled up in a fetal position, and whispers into her ear. The woman nods without lifting her head, her eyes tightly shut. She is obviously very ill. Looking sad, Julian squeezes her hand and walks away. Across the room, near the door of the Naguru Health Center, a clinic on the outskirts of Kampala, the capital of Uganda, another woman is on all fours in labor, shaking her head back and forth as the contractions tear her up inside. A nurse wearing a white apron and a tiny old-fashioned cap approaches us with terrible, unexpected news. "The baby is already dead," she says, explaining that the mother had taken traditional herbs to accelerate labor, which apparently had killed the fetus. In Africa, life is so fragile—death can come in an instant, even in this place dedicated to healing.
Julian and I step out of the ward into the center's courtyard, where about 100 AIDS patients are waiting to see one of just three doctors on duty. The area is crowded yet strangely quiet: Many of the Ugandans almost whisper when they talk, as if what needs to be said could hardly be spoken aloud. Some patients wait as long as 12 hours to be examined, Julian tells me. "It takes guts to do this," she says, pointing to the overworked doctors.
It does take guts, but caring for Uganda's most vulnerable patients is exactly what Julian, 26, is doing with her life. While many of her educated peers have left this country that's been plagued by civil conflict and AIDS for the past 25 years, she has vowed to stay and treat all Ugandans. Whether she's working at a clinic in the dangerous, war-torn northern province of Gulu, or volunteering her services at the hospital here in Kampala, my ninth stop on a round-the-world journey for Glamour, Julian's mission is the same: "I want to ensure no life is lost to preventable diseases," she says.
For Julian, the work is deeply personal. She lost both of her parents to AIDS, which has killed an estimated one million Ugandans and has orphaned more than one million children. Just before Julian's mother, Rose, died in 2003, she made her daughter pledge to devote herself to helping others who are less fortunate. "I was always shy, but my mother told me I had to be strong and face the world so that many people's lives could be touched," Julian recalls.
As a doctor, Julian knows all too well that if her mother had been able to afford antiretroviral drugs (ARVs), which can effectively prolong the lives of HIV positive patients, she would likely be alive today. It's that knowledge, and her promise to her mother, that feed her fierce determination. "Saving others makes me feel better about not being able to help my mother," she says.
Born in Kampala, Julian is the fifth of nine children. Her father, Oryang, was an accountant for the Ugandan military's finance office, and Rose raised the children with the help of two maids. "We lived very comfortably," Julian says. On Sundays, the family would attend church and picnic on the beaches of Lake Victoria, the huge freshwater lake that is the main source of the Nile River.
In 1986, when Julian was six, tensions were rising in Uganda between northerners and southerners. Her parents, members of the northern Acholi tribe, moved the family to Gulu, thinking the children would be safer there. But within months, violence broke out and antigovernment rebels attacked the family's village. Julian remembers playing with her cousins and hearing gunshots. "We all panicked," Julian says. She hid under a bridge while the rebels marched overhead. "It was my first encounter with fear," she says matter-of-factly. Another day, she says, "I remember waking up one morning and seeing dead bodies lying on the ground." Soon after that, the family fled back to Kampala, but Julian never forgot the tragedy she'd witnessed.
At 13, her life changed once again. One day her father suddenly began complaining of headaches, went to the hospital and never came back. "I didn't realize he died of AIDS until I was already in medical school," Julian told me. Rose was left with nine children to raise—and the gut feeling that she too carried HIV. (Julian says she never knew whether her mother had been tested for HIV—a testament to the stigma attached to the disease.) The family slowly fell into poverty. Rose started selling cooking oil, milk and sugar, but the family struggled. "We constantly lacked money for food, tuition and clothing," Julian says. "The 10 of us moved into a small one-bedroom apartment. Once, the landlord threatened to throw us out because my mother was late with the rent—it was the first time I saw my mom cry."
About five years after Julian's father died, her mother began showing symptoms of AIDS. "She would give us little lectures and tell us, I will soon be leaving you. You have to take care of each other,'" Julian recalls. Although ARVs were available, they were too costly for most Ugandans. Julian's mother couldn't afford them on top of her younger children's school fees. In the end, Rose performed an astonishing act of motherly love—she put her children's education ahead of her own life.
While her mother slowly declined, Julian was diligently studying on scholarship at Makerere University Medical School in Kampala, where she enrolled right after high school, as is customary here. "Whenever we studied anything HIV-related, it would make me very sad," she says. "I learned about the medicine my mother needed, and yet I knew she couldn't afford it because her children needed the money to survive." Rose died in January 2003—two weeks before Julian's end-of-semester exams. Although she was consumed by grief, "my siblings kept me strong by encouraging me to eat, sleep and prepare for my exams," she says. "I passed them all."
Since her mother's death, Julian has fought to make ARVs more affordable in Uganda. In 2005, while still a medical student, she lobbied the Indian government to maintain its liberal interpretation of drug patent laws, which has made that country the main global source of low-cost generic AIDS drugs. She also trained young doctors to fight for access to ARVs that could save their lives if they were exposed to HIV/AIDS or other diseases. That work led her to create the Students for Equity in Health Care network, which encourages young doctors to stay in Uganda.
For her amazing accomplishments, Julian was honored in late 2006 by Physicians for Human Rights, a nonprofit that campaigns for peace and health around the globe. "Dr. Atim works tirelessly, despite enormous odds," said the group's statement on Julian. "Her story is one of incredible hope, promise, dedication, sacrifice and power." In her practice, she continues crusading; she counsels her impoverished patients about how to get ARVs. Her next goal, she says, is to help women empower themselves economically. "I want to treat the patient as a whole," she says. "My mother died not because she had the disease but because of poverty."
As I drive with Julian through Kampala, I take in the sights outside my window. We pass a little girl with dreadlocks carrying a bucket on her head; behind her is a supermarket called Jesus Cares Food Center. Under the bright sun, a bare-chested man naps while lying on his motorcycle—I wonder how he doesn't fall off.
We ride by billboards promoting sexual abstinence. For years, Uganda has been known for its successful anti-HIV campaign called ABC (for "Abstain, Be Faithful, Use Condoms"). But Julian says the government's recent focus on abstinence and fidelity above condom use feels misguided to her; many faithful women get infected by partners who aren't faithful to them, she says. She believes her own dad cheated on her mother and gave her HIV. "I see so many mothers like my own who would have never dreamed of looking at a man she wasn't married to," Julian says. She preaches condom use as the best way to prevent HIV, even among married women.
Some of the most devastating medical cases Julian sees are in Gulu, where she is one of only a few doctors who will brave the region's horrific conditions. Because her family is Acholi, Julian feels a special responsibility to the people there, truly among Uganda's most vulnerable. As a result of nearly three decades of war, AIDS and sexual violence are much more prevalent in Gulu than in the rest of the country. Many women and children Julian treats have been beaten, raped and infected with HIV. Because of the many strong mothers she treats in Gulu who are raising children in unimaginable circumstances, Julian has decided to focus her career on aiding women. "If you save a woman, you know you are saving her children as well," she says. Her efforts in Gulu have also made her realize that her own salvation will come through her work. "I understand now that happiness doesn't come from success or money or a man," she says. "Happiness means fulfilling my role in this life."
As we travel on a busy road west out of Kampala, I look back at the city, green and lush with cozy villas perched on hills—from afar, the slums and jammed market streets are invisible. We pass refugee camps where people from the north seek shelter from the ongoing civil unrest. In one camp, I see women working at quarries, hitting stones like prisoners. A few yards away, a preacher screams into a microphone while a crowd of shirtless kids plays soccer with a makeshift ball. We are heading to the Aidchild orphanage, which is dedicated to kids living with HIV, located about 40 miles west of Kampala. When we arrive, the children are sitting in class learning their colors.
"Blue is the sky, green is the grass," says a little boy.
"And me, what color am I?" a man asks him.
"Pink," says the boy, who looks to be about six years old. "You are pink!"
The "pink" man's name is Nathaniel Dunigan. He is the founder of Aidchild; he arrived here from the United States nine years ago. "All I wanted," he says, laughing, "was a safari." Instead, he saw countless children orphaned by AIDS or other deadly diseases living in the streets alone, hungry and scared. When Nathaniel went back home to Arizona, he organized a yard sale, and used the $3,500 he made to build the orphanage that now shelters 70 children—from ages six months to 15 years—all HIV positive.
The children here look happy and healthy, a welcome contrast to the kids I met in Kampala. In the city there was little Natalia, who suffered heart disease and had the swollen belly often seen in malnourished children, and Simon, who could hardly breathe due to respiratory infection, and many others whose names I never learned but who looked like they had suffered more than their young selves could bear.
Julian sits on the beautifully maintained lawn, where she's joined by a boy named Peter, who was born with HIV and has suffered every possible abuse, and his friend Marvin, who was found at the gates of the orphanage. "I know what you feel," Julian tells them. "I am a doctor but I am also an AIDS orphan. That's what I came here to tell you." Looking at the boys, it's obvious that Julian's words open a world of possibilities for them—neither one had ever dreamed about a hopeful future in which he, too, could save people's lives.
On our trip back to Kampala, tragedy strikes in a matter of seconds: A child who couldn't be more than eight years old is hit by a car in front of us. We stop to offer assistance, but the child is already lifeless, his eyes wide open. It's a moment of sheer horror. Again, I am reminded of how swiftly and how often life is taken here.
Later that night, Julian takes me to the home she shares with her four younger brothers and sisters in Kampala. She cares for her siblings and teaches them about HIV prevention, she says. Julian shows me a small memorial she built for her parents: yellow candles surrounding a photograph of the couple. When I look at the image of Julian's mother, I don't see a victim; I see an unsung hero—a brilliant example of what human dignity can achieve. She preferred to die rather than let ignorance stunt the lives of her children. Few people deserve more respect, except maybe the daughter she left behind.
Mariane Pearl is a documentary filmmaker and the author of A Mighty Heart: The Brave Life and Death of My Husband, Danny Pearl. She's also a contributor to the International Museum of Women: The Motherhood Project (imaginingourselves.imow.org).


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It is an essay on killing and whether it can ever be justified. I don't know what Venerable Thanissaro would say about this train morality problem, but he does emphatically say that killing can *never* be justified and backs it up with quotations from the canon.
In the essay he also relates a story that might be illuminating of what the Buddha would say about this train morality problem:"Even if bandits were to carve you up savagely, limb by limb, with a two-handled saw, he among you who let his heart get angered even at that would not be doing my bidding. Even then you should train yourselves: 'Our minds will be unaffected and we will say no evil words. We will remain sympathetic, with a mind of good will, and with no inner hate. We will keep pervading these people with an awareness imbued with good will and, beginning with them, we will keep pervading the all-encompassing world with an awareness imbued with good will — abundant, expansive, immeasurable, free from hostility, free from ill will.' That's how you should train yourselves."
The essay does not reference the sutta of the story above. I wonder if anyone recognizes it and can reference the sutta? I'd like to read it.When one of his monks went to an executioner and told the man to kill his victims compassionately, with one blow, rather than torturing them, the Buddha expelled the monk from the Sangha, on the grounds that even the recommendation to kill compassionately is still a recommendation to kill — something he would never condone.


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Looking for John Thompson of Warwick, Qld, Australia
My husband's name is Adrian Thompson, born 24/2/1939 at Wondai, Qld Australia.
Adrian's father was Colin William John Thompson, born 7/2/1904 at Ebagoolah, Qld Australia.
Colin married Joan Monica Manthorpe at Murgon, Qld Australia, 18 Apr 1934.
Colin's father was George Thompson, born abt 1865 at Warwick, Qld Australia.
George married Marie Josephine Power at Coen, Qld Australia, 22 Feb 1903.
George's parents were John Thompson & Jane Cummins. John was recorded as 'farmer' on George's marriage cert,
so am assuming he was still alive in 1903.
Marie's parents were William Power & Marie Josephine Bourke. William was also recorded as 'farmer' on the same certificate.
Have been unable to find any further info re John and Jane, or William and Marie
Would appreciate any help
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Now that actress Ashley Judd has ruled out a run for U.S. Senate race, Democrats are looking for someone else to take on Republican Mitch McConnell.
So far, they're striking out.
Several top Democrats have flatly refused, including Gov. Steve Beshear. Lt. Gov. Jerry Abramson has ruled himself out. So have Attorney General Jack Conway, former state Auditor Crit Luallen and a handful of Democratic up-and-comers.
Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes is the only one of the state's top-elected Democrats who hasn't ruled out a McConnell challenge. And she's the one that most others are urging to get into the race. So far, Grimes has been coy about her intentions, acknowledging that she's getting lots of encouragement to run but sidestepping questions about whether she will.
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This is the seventh in our Top 13 of 2013 series. Every day for the rest of 2013, we will count down the Top 13 moments/games of the year, with each program represented. With three Little East Conference Titles, several huge upsets over nationally ranked teams and some dramatic finishes-2013 was another step forward for UMass Boston Athletics.
#13: Softball Clinches Playoff Spot With Senior Day Win Over Rhode Island College (April 27)
#12: Women's Basketball 76, UMass Dartmouth 73 (January 22)
#11: Women's Tennis Earns First-Ever Win Over Plymouth State (October 19)
#10: Men's Soccer Earns Statement Tie against Eastern Conn. (October 5)
#9: Men's Hockey Crowned Codfish Bowl Champs (January 6)
#8: Bristol Backstops Lacrosse To Little East Tournament Berth (April 23)
Lacrosse goalie Henry Bristol, #8 on our countdown, wasn't the only goalie to turn in an eye-opening performance in 2013, in fact his standout game wasn't even the best of the spring: that honor lies with women's hockey goalie Casey Schaejbe (Arlington, Mass.).
Schaejbe and the women's hockey team headed into their Little East Quarterfinal matchup at Castleton State College on February 23 as major underdogs. The fifth-seeded Beacons were still looking for their first win in February (0-4-1) and had failed to score more than two goals in all five games. Add in the fact that the Spartans had already downed UMB 4-3 in their first matchup of the year and women's hockey's prospects didn't look bright.
That's when their freshman goaltender turned in the top postseason performance from a goalie in program history, to lead the Beacons to an improbable 5-3 upset victory. Schaejbe stopped 49 of the 52 shots she faced to set a new postseason program record, which also ranked sixth most in program history for a single game. In all the Arlington, Mass. native posted 16 or more saves in all three periods, including a perfect 16-of-16 in the third period.
But Schaejbe's performance alone wasn't what made the team's performance and the game so remarkable.
UMass Boston broke out of their scoring drought in a big way, grabbing a 3-0 lead just 2:26 into the second period. The lead wouldn't last though, as Castleton State fired back with three late scores in the period, to send the two teams into the locker room tied at 3-3.
All the while, Castleton State head coach Bill Bowes attempted to play mind tricks with the Beacons, switching between his two goaltenders a stunning 18 times throughout the contest.
The second-period theatrics set up a tense third period, with both team's seasons on the line.
UMass Boston took the lead for good with 7:11 to play, thanks to an unlikely hero. The Beacons' leading scorer Emily Howard (Terryville, Conn.) skated into the Spartans' zone on a short-handed chance, only to be denied by Castleton State goalie Paula Stephens from point-blank range. With the rebound lying out in front of the crease, then-sophomore Alyssa Sullivan (Medford, Mass.) dashed to the puck and lifted it over Stephens' pads, for just her second goal of the season and her first career game-winning goal.
Senior assistant captain Emily LaRosa (Weymouth, Mass.) sealed the victory with her second goal of the game with under three minutes to play, to help UMass Boston advance to their seventh ECAC East Tournament Semifinals in eight years.


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Pet Food Recall 2013: Mass Salmonella Risk Sparks Recall of Natura Pet Products
A pet food recall has been expanded as fears of a mass spread of salmonella among animals and people increases.
Natura Pet Products has confirmed that it is expanding a recall of its dry pet foods because of the risk of salmonella, which has sparked fears among pet owners.
Natura Pet Products, a unit of Procter & Gamble Co., announced a voluntary recall last month in March, stating that there were concerns about its dog, cat and ferret foods. It stated at that time that the products may be contaminated with salmonella bacteria.
The company has now expanded that announcement and is now recalling all dry pet food products and treats that have an expiration date prior to and including March 24, 2014.
The pet food obviously has risks to pets, but also to people who come into contact and might handle the products.
Anyone with concerns about the salmonella risk are being advised to ensure they thoroughly wash their hands after handling any of the products, but are asked to abide by the recall and dispose of any affected products.
Pets who get infected with salmonella could suffer symptoms such as becoming lethargic, and could develop diarrhea or even bloody diarrhea. Other symptoms also include fever and vomiting.
Most pets who are infected will suffer a decrease in appetite, and could develop fever and abdominal pain.
It is also possible that some infected pets remain healthy but act as carriers and infect other animals and humans.
Any pet owners that are concerned their pet may be infected or has come into contact with any of the recalled products are advised to contact a veterinarian.
Any humans who become infected with salmonella may suffer nausea, vomiting, diarrhea or bloody diarrhea, as well as abdominal cramps and fever.
The company was quick to point out that the current recall only includes dry pet foods and treats only, and that no canned wet food or biscuits are affected.
The products have been sold in the U.S., Canada, Hong Kong, Korea, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, Australia and Costa Rica, as well as online.
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Joseph Potts, a junior in the Brooks College of Health's Nursing Flagship Program at the University of North Florida, was recently elected president of the National Student Nurses Association, a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering the professional development of nursing students.
Potts, a Southside resident, was elected NSNA president during the organization's recent annual convention and
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"This is the second time that a UNF nursing student has held the position of National Student Nurses Association president," said Dr. Li Loriz, director of the School of Nursing at UNF. "We are certain Joe will do a great job representing UNF at the national level. He has already displayed a great deal of leadership here at the University during the two semesters he has been in the program."
The NSNA Board of Directors will meet in New York City in June for an orientation and two-day meeting, where Potts will appoint the NSNA Resolutions Committee and the reporters for "Imprint, the association's publication. He will also serve as ex-officio member of each of the NSNA program activity committees, including Breakthrough to Nursing Committee; Bylaws and Policies Committee; Community Health/Disaster Preparedness Committee; Convention and Program
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In Resident Evil 5, one of my biggest complaints was how you had to rely on your partner to get you out of the stickier situations, like when you're incapacitated and in need of a good epinephrine injection to the chest. This might sound like an odd complaint for a co-op game, but when you're surrounded by enemies and you take that one last hit that sends you into the dying mode, you're very likely going to die. This was especially frustrating in Mercenaries, where you'd have to split up in order to get all of the time capsules scattered around the map. Thankfully, now you aren't completely reliant on your partner, because when you're incapped in RE6 you're only down for a few seconds. This "last stand" status is temporary, so if you're able to survive long enough to get back up, you can heal yourself and go on your merry way.
Those are the good things, so let's jump into one of my biggest issues with Resident Evil 6: the guns. Since Resident Evil 4, we've been able to choose and upgrade our loadouts. That's gone now. Not only are you no longer able to upgrade your weapons, you can't even choose them. This means it's now up to Capcom to decide which guns they want to give you, so if you find a sniper rifle in-game, you should expect to have to use it pretty soon. I absolutely loathe this decision, because much of the feeling of progression and of getting stronger the farther you get into the story is now gone. It's not entirely gone, thanks to the skills, but those aren't the same.
The skills are new passive perks, much like what's seen in Call of Duty, that you can equip to grant you little bonuses like steadier aim, quicker reloads, damage resistance, and more bizarre ones like Lone Wolf, which renders your A.I. companion into a mindless husk that follows you around, unable to fight. Many of them can be upgraded, using the skill points you accumulate in-game, and you'll have to play through the game multiple times to unlock them all. They're an interesting enough addition, but they just aren't enough to make up for the loss of gun customization.
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As you might've gathered, Resident Evil 6 is not a perfect game. It's not even all that scary, but it is immensely entertaining, gorgeous to look at, and it has more content than I've ever seen in a game like this. It might not revolutionize the genre like Resident Evil 4 did, but it does offer something for everyone. If you have an itch that only Resident Evil can scratch, then this game won't disappoint.
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Today we have highly effective antiretroviral treatment for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and a much better marker of how our patients are doing: the HIV viral load. Patients with undetectable virus in their blood are likely to do well as long as they keep taking their medication. The first sign of trouble is an elevated viral load. ... So, if CD4 counts are no longer driving treatment decisions in stable patients who are virally suppressed while receiving antiretroviral treatment, why do we still order these tests? Because it is our habit, and our patients expect it. Although ordering the test likely causes little harm to our patients (unnecessary anxiety if there is a false-negative drop in the count), the tests are expensive (Dr. Mitchell H. Katz, JAMA Internal Medicine, 8/26).
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The monthlong air and ground battle between Gaza and Israel seemed to be drawing slowly to a close in early August as the two sides agreed to a 72-hour cease-fire. Israel withdrew its troops and declared it had destroyed all known tunnels connecting the country with the Hamas-controlled Palestinian territory. Hamas stopped launching rockets. But the damage had been done.
More than 1,800 Palestinians were killed in the fighting. Like almost everything else, there's a dispute over how many were noncombatants: Palestinian officials say 80 percent; Israelis say 47. By contrast, Israel lost 64 soldiers and three civilians, but two-thirds of the country's population lived in daily terror of missiles being launched from across the border.
Even so, there is no disputing that the civilians of Gaza emerged as the real losers. According to the United Nations, approximately 260,000 of the 1.8 million Gazans were displaced during the conflict. The people are without power, without water and without supplies to rebuild. Hospitals and schools have been destroyed.
Peace, for now, is tenuous at best.
Certainly no long-term solutions have been reached. One commentator called Gaza, with its closed borders, "a big jail" for Palestinians, while Israelis point to Hamas' continued commitment to the destruction of their country. Hamas demands the removal of the Israeli economic blockade and Israel demands a demilitarized Gaza. Without the resolution of these fundamental issues and others, a lasting peace has little hope. But what's even more troubling is how the two sides refuse to acknowledge the humanity of the other. Those who could be neighbors instead are enemies, and the mutual loathing is passed down through the generations.
In a statement late last month, Honduran Cardinal Oscar Rodriguez Maradiaga, president of the international aid organization Caritas Internationalis, implored both Israeli and Hamas leaders to seek peace. "People have no safe place to hide when the bombs rain down on the densely populated, small stretch of land that is Gaza," he said. "They see their children slaughtered, their neighborhoods razed to the ground and all hopes for a future of peace torn to shreds."
A cease-fire, he said, is only a first step. "The path toward reconciliation is long, but it starts with ourselves," he said. "Israel and Hamas, why do you keep pointing out the speck in the eye of your brother while missing the plank in your own eye? Instead, you should put down your arms and pick up a pair of binoculars so you can see that most of your victims are innocent people."
When Pope Francis met with Israeli President Shimon Peres and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas at the Vatican in early June, he challenged both leaders to have the courage to work for peace. "Peacemaking calls for courage, much more so than warfare," the pope said. "It calls for the courage to say yes to encounter and no to conflict: yes to dialogue and no to violence; yes to negotiations and no to hostilities; yes to respect for agreements and no to acts of provocation; yes to sincerity and no to duplicity."
No one knows what the resolution is to the conflict between Israel and Palestine, but what's certain is that it won't come until both sides are able to see each other as something other than adversaries. May our prayers echo the pope's words: that leaders on both sides of this conflict find the courage to set aside mutual fear and hostility for the betterment of their people. Until then, a cease-fire — even a prolonged one — will do no good.
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While Apple shares have lost ground recently, Google still offers relative strength, Chris Verrone of Strategas said Monday on CNBC.
On "Fast Money," he said that Apple stock could still slip to the $575 level, which would represent opportunity. "I think those are levels where you have to own this thing. Over the longer term chart, this is still very much a bull market in Apple."
But in the near term, more potential upside lies elsewhere, Verrone said.


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The Personal Development Center offers articles, books, and translations resulting from over 35 years of non-profit teaching, researching, and publishing. PDC publications showcase two fundamental qualities of humankind: the greatness of humans to evolve and their drive to bring forth advanced civilizations. Ironically, the knowledge and cultivation of this greatness has become increasingly obscured by the political power and control of institutions.
The Personal Development Center, in contrast, describes a union between ancient science and modern science which proves the existence of inner creative powers within individuals and the existence of a universal, unifying Mind. This union of ancient and modern science has been obtained in large part by means of the Center's ability to translate, understand and verify ancient scientific documents which previously had been redacted and published primarily to denigrate the ancient methods. Over the years, hundreds of PDC volunteers have tested the methods outlined in the ancient writings and offered testimony as to their claims of increased awareness, inner vitality and union.
Currently the Personal Development Center is summarizing modern research on the individuality and innate inner powers of infants and young children. This information, combined with the ancient methods of self-development, further substantiates the ability of increasing these inner powers in adulthood.
Abraham Maslow, the founder of Humanistic Psychology, made an unusual statement in 1968 about the "growing tip " of nearly perfected creative people in comparing them to children.
"As the child looks out upon the world with wide, uncritical, innocent eyes, simply noting or observing what is the case, without either arguing the matter or demanding that it be otherwise, so does the self-actualizing person look upon nature in himself and in others." 1
Alison Gopnik, a psychologist and philosopher, recently wrote an article in the prestigious journal Science which proves that,
"very young children's learning and thinking are strikingly similar to much learning and thinking in science." 2
Gopnik's earlier book concluded with her notice of children missing in the discussion of philosophers and that even though people feel that,
"…children help give their lives meaning… children have been almost invisible to the deepest thinkers in human history." 3
The Personal Development Center's upcoming book answers the obvious unspoken questions raised by Maslow and Gopnik with the presentation of a 3,000 year old Sanskrit text found hidden in an obscure medieval treatise. This Sanskrit document explains a science built upon the perfection of the inner creative power of children and used to create the remarkable Indus Valley Civilization, a millennia ahead of the rest of the world in its technology and its egalitarian social structure.
1. Mary Harrington Hall, A Conversation with Abraham H. Maslow, Psychology Today, (July 1968)
2. Alison Gopnik, Scientific Thinking in Young Children…, Science Vol. 337 (2012)
3. Alison Gopnik, The Philosophical Baby: What Children's Minds Tell Us About Truth, Love, and The Meaning Of Life (New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2009) p. 236


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Bears play many roles in children's stories: a best friend in Winnie the Pooh, a threat in Goldilocks, and a constant nuisance in Goodnight, Moo—What's With All the Bears in Here? See bears play a more educational part with this deal to see The Berenstain Bears LIVE! in Family Matters: The Musical at the Manhattan Movement & Arts Center Theater. Start by choosing an 11 a.m. show date between Saturday, January 12, and Sunday, February 24, from the drop-down menus above. Next, choose from the following seating options:
- For $29, you get one Very Important Bear ticket, including a seat in the Grassy Knoll section and a pair of bear ears to wear during the show (up to a $65.90 value, including all fees).
- For $26, you get one ticket for seating in the front section, rows B–H (up to a $50.90 value, including all fees).

All tickets include a meet and greet with the cast and a face-painting session, held immediately after the show.
The Plot
Combining three of the famous picture-book series' most popular stories, The Berenstain Bears LIVE! in Family Matters: The Musical weaves together a trifecta of plot lines that stress the importance of being honest with one's family. After the doctor tells the family members they need to cut back on junk food, Papa Bear still goes on a secretive binge and eats fatty snacks from his toolbox stash; Brother Bear's distractedness about losing a soccer record leads him to fail a quiz, which he tries to hide from his parents; and Sister Bear sneaks a frog into the house after overreacting to a lecture about the dangers of the outside world. Praised by Time Out New York Kids as "spirited" and "perfectly paced," the show seamlessly integrates catchy songs and lighthearted dances that keep young eyes engaged and robokids' motion-activated eyes turned on.

####The Sights Scenic designer Luke Hegel-Cantarella created a home for the bears that captures the essence of the Berenstains' iconic, cheerful illustrations. Bunk beds, kitchen counters, and whimsical trees have a hand-drawn feel, as though the pages of a well-worn softcover book leaped from the page. Furry bear feet peek out from beneath the hems of the brightly colored costumes, helping the human actors to portray their honey-loving counterparts, and a bear-sized depiction of the family's home-in-a-tree stands at center stage. Very Important Bear–holding patrons view the scenery from the Grassy Knoll at the front of the theater, kicking back in folding chairs or nestling into soft green-shag carpeting. ####Source Material Created by Stan and Jan Berenstain and originally edited and published by Ted Geisel (aka Dr. Seuss), the Berenstain Bears series celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2012, with more than 250 million copies sold. More than 200 books followed the first story, each describing a new adventure for Papa Bear, Mama Bear, Brother Bear, and Sister Bear—as well as little sister Honey, who made her first appearance in 2000. The series continues to be written and illustrated by Mike Berenstain, Stan and Jan's youngest son, and has inspired holiday television specials, Saturday-morning cartoons, and a PBS series.
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College Roundup: Dartmouth hockey team tops Brown
January 18. 2013 11:37PM
Four players scored as the 11th-ranked Dartmouth men's hockey team swept the season series with Brown by posting a 4-2 win at Meehan Auditorium in Providence, R.I., on Friday night.
Dartmouth raised its record to 10-5-2 overall and 6-3-1 in ECAC play. Both of Dartmouth's road victories this season have come against Brown.
Tim O'Brien, Matt Lindblad, Eric Robinson and Brandon McNally scored for the Big Green. Lindblad's goal came while Dartmouth was short-handed, and McNally scored into an empty net with 1:05 to play.
Brown scored its second goal with 9.1 seconds remaining. Dartmouth goaltender Cab Morris turned aside 31 shots.
Dartmouth visits Yale tonight in New Haven, Conn.
UMass-Boston 3, St. Anselm 1: At Boston, Liam McKilop's power-play goal was the highlight for the Hawks, who dropped to 8-4-2 overall and 5-4-1 in the ECAC East. UMass-Boston scored in each period and improved to 12-3-1 overall and 5-3-1 in the league.
Women's hockey
Dartmouth 3, Union 0: At Hanover, Dartmouth scored three first-period goals and stretched its winning streak to five games. Dartmouth improved to 12-5-2 overall and 7-4-1 in conference play. Union fell to 7-13-3 and 0-8-3 in the league.
Reagan Fischer scored twice for Dartmouth, which also received a goal from Jenna Hobeika.
St. Anselm 4, Southern Maine 1: Courtney Winters scored twice to help the Hawks improve to 11-3-2 overall.
Kathryn Picarello and Rosemarie Giarrusso also scored for St. Anselm, which struck three times in the third period. Southern Maine (4-7-4) allowed three power-play goals.
Plymouth State 1, UMass-Boston 1, OT: At Plymouth, junior Montana Heinlein scored the lone goal for Plymouth State, which received 33 saves from Ali Ponte and improved to 3-11-1 overall (2-6-1 ECAC East). Courtney White scored her first goal of the season for UMass-Boston, which is 6-9-2 overall and 3-5-2 in the league.
Bean leads UNH to victory: Wolfeboro's Anya Caldwell Bean earned a second-place finish to lead the University of New Hampshire ski team to victory in the women's 15K freestyle Nordic race to highlight the team's performance on the opening day of the St. Lawrence Carnival on Friday.
Bean crossed the finish line in 41 minutes, 34.5 seconds - 7.1 seconds behind winner Anja Gruber of Vermont. The Wildcats, who finished third overall, took ninth place in the men's 20K free. Erik Lindgren led the men's Nordic contingent by finishing 26th in 51:06.9.
Basketball: UNH announces deal for today's doubleheader
The University of New Hampshire athletic department has announced that fans can watch two UNH basketball games for the price of one ticket Saturday, when the UNH men and women host a doubleheader against Boston University.
The women open the doubleheader when they play BU at 2 p.m. The men's game is scheduled to start at 4 p.m.
Additionally, fans will gain complimentary admission to both basketball games if they show their men's hockey ticket for Saturday's game against Providence College (7 p.m.) at the Lundholm Gymnasium door.


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An era where humanity must achieve one day where money or financial status doesn't make you a better human being. The goal of everyone during this non-existing era is human progress of knowledge. Money doesn't mean anything during this make belief because all of humanity has evolved into a race that doesn't destroy themselves because of differences of beliefs and skin color. Everyone is the same no matter how wealthy you are.
Global prosperity is probably a century away. Not in our life time obviously.
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Apr 14, 2012
WINGATE, N.C. – Alyssa Blanchard earned the Cobra women's tennis team's lone win in their 8-1 loss to the nationally ranked No. 29 Bulldogs of Wingate University on Saturday afternoon.
Blanchard improved her singles record to 12-5 on the season with a three set win at the No. 1 flight in singles play. She defeated Ali Evers with scores of 6-3, 1-6, 6-3.
The Cobras will close out the 2012 regular season on Sunday with a Conference Carolinas match at Belmont Abbey at 1:30 p.m.


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The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC) has announced that Florida, Kansas, and Missouri are storage deficit areas for the 2008-crop cotton marketing year.
CCC determines an area to be storage deficit if the production of cotton exceeds the combined approved inside storage capacity of warehouses that have entered into a Cotton Storage Agreement with CCC, less carry-in stocks for the area. Approved cotton storage warehouses located in such storage deficit areas may apply to CCC for authorization to store cotton pledged as collateral for a CCC loan outside.
For the 2008 marketing year determination, CCC used the Oct. 10, 2008, production estimates by the National Agricultural Statistic Service (NASS) and carry-in stocks of the same time period.
To be authorized for outside storage of cotton loan collateral, a warehouse must agree to specific storage and reporting requirements for yard-stored bales.
CCC's approval to store cotton outside applies only to bales pledged as collateral for a marketing assistance loan with CCC. This approval does not extend to CCC-owned cotton, or other cotton that is not pledged as CCC loan collateral and does not relieve the warehouse of any obligations to the producer or others regarding storage. All cotton, in which CCC does not have an interest, must be stored in compliance with all applicable licensing and/or state laws, rules and regulations.
For application information, contact: Paul Rodriguez, 816-926-6662; email: [email protected].


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The contrasts between darkness and light, and blindness and light, dominate the Scriptures this week. Consider the first reading. The young apprentice Samuel is awakened three times in the night, while sleeping in the temple. He thinks he is being summoned by the high priest Eli, but it is the Lord. Finally, instead of going to Eli, he listens to what God promises, which "will cause the ears of everyone who hears it to ring." God plans to strip the priesthood from Eli's family. There is good reason for this. Eli's priest-sons were so corrupt that they stole parts of sacrifices in front of the pilgrims themselves and slept with women at the very door of the temple. Eli knew it and did little.
There are two interesting lines just before this reading. We read that at the time "a revelation of the Lord was uncommon and vision infrequent" (1 Sm 3:1) and that "the lamp of God was not yet extinguished" (3:3a). Why these details, as they seem to have no relation to the story? Oh, but they do. Eli was old and blind, and his blindness reflects the darkness that Israel was under. Without holiness in the priesthood, there would be no revelations or visions. God would seem distant because the people were distant from God. The light of the Lord was growing dim but not yet extinguished. Our reading ends with Samuel getting up in the early morning and opening the temple door. The sun's light now shines into the dark temple. We subsequently find no shortage of divine communications to Samuel.
The language and insight align well with the Gospel. We are still in the first chapter of John, where in the prologue we see that the Word that became flesh was "the light of the human race," while those who did not accept him remained in darkness. In today's Gospel John the Baptist points out Jesus to his disciples: "Behold the Lamb of God." Andrew and another disciple approach Jesus and ask, "Rabbi, where are you staying?" Jesus responds, "Come, and you will see." The statement seems to possess a double meaning: a straightforward "come and see" and "if you come to where I abide, you will end up seeing." This is the great invitation. Still, seeing ends up being quite a challenge.
In the New Testament, darkness and blindness are often metaphors for sin. Actually, the Greek word skotia means both darkness and sin. Following this, the desert fathers and mothers used to call cultivated spiritual blindness scotosis. When we do not want to address something, we humans have a great gift for remaining blind and in the dark. The scotosis of the scribes and Pharisees was particularly alarming to Jesus. They were supposed to see the best and represent the light, but they were the blindest, intent on darkness.
Humans must be the only species with the capacity to lie to themselves and end up actually believing the lie. How odd. We have all the information: we know the liar, the one being lied to and the lie itself. (Think about your golf score claims, if you don't know what I mean.) There is a Buddhist axiom: Awareness is no good news. It can be hard to live in the light.
But the opportunity to rid ourselves of the shackles of darkness offers such possibilities. St. Paul, challenging us in the second reading to live holy lives, offers us a self-image as a temple of the Lord. We can be like Samuel, opening the doors of our hearts and lives to the morning sun. In contrast to a life of infrequent revelations and visions, we can learn to see with new eyes traces of grace. "The world is charged with the grandeur of God," Gerard Manley Hopkins, S.J., reminds us.
Perhaps the most moving account of such enlightenment is that written by Thomas Merton in Conjectures of a Guilty Bystander: "At the corner of Fourth and Walnut…I was suddenly overwhelmed with the realization that I loved all those people, that they were mine and I theirs…. Now I realize what we all are. And if only everybody could realize this! But it cannot be explained. There is no way of telling people that they are all walking around shining like the sun."


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It wasn't long ago that herbs — the leaves, roots, berries and bark of plants — supplied the medicines of the world, gathered throughout history, usually by women, to treat just about anything you can name.
With the coming of aspirin and morphine — both of which came initially from plants — at the start of the 20th century, that all began to change, and we started looking more and more to powerful man-made drugs to treat disease.
But the vast knowledge of herbs was not lost. In fact, more is being learned about herbs everyday, as you can tell by looking at the hundreds of organic herbal tinctures and balms offered in stores such as Ashland Food Co-op, Shop'n Kart, Medford Food Co-op — and even the supplement aisles of grocers such as Food 4 Less in Medford.
In Ashland Food Co-op's wellness section, assistant manager Rosie Dunaway explains that the store's herbal tinctures come from Herb Pharm in Williams.
Tinctures in eyedropper bottles are the most popular form of herbs, co-op workers say. They're mostly priced in the $9-to-$10 range, most come distilled in an alcohol-based solution and most are quite bitter to the taste. Instructions usually call for taking 30 to 40 drops in a glass of water, where you can barely taste it.
Herbs are not silver bullets, like antibiotics, curing conditions in a day or two, cautions medicinal herbalist Eve Campanelli of Ashland. You may take them for weeks or months, giving your body time to adjust to them — and they can become a way of life.
"Herbs have been around since time began. It all used to be common knowledge," says Campanelli. "They gave myrrh to the Christ child. Everyone knew it was valuable for teeth and gum health. Mugwort was great for washing bad energy away. Goldenseal, echinacea and garlic have been the combination to clean mucus membranes and get rid of bacteria so more energy doesn't have to go to fighting germs."
Customers at Ashland Food Co-op thumb through the "Therapeutic Herb Manual," by Ed Smith, founder of Herb Pharm, to find their symptom and the tincture that corresponds to it. Co-op employee Amey Broeker points out her best-sellers:
- Coughs and colds — Super Echinacea
- Bruises and arthritis — arnica
- Inflammation — Inflamma Response (turmeric, chamomile, licorice)
- Skin ailments — Original Salve (comfrey, St John's Wort, calendula)
- Insomnia, anxiety — Relaxing Sleep Tonic (valerian, chamomile, passion flower)
- Antiviral — astragalus, black elderberry
- Hay fever — Pollen Defense (eyebright, nettle, goldenseal, yarrow)
- Detoxing, liver health — milk thistle
- Female hormonal issues — blue cohosh
Our society has become used to the miracle cures offered by many pharmaceuticals, says Broeker. "But nature has her own innate intelligence. Many drugs are based on a single chemical property found in nature. They aren't marketed because you can't patent nature. In the old days, doctors had no pharmaceuticals; they refined folk medicine, which was herbs."
Some herbal tinctures or encapsulated herbs, such as those for boosting the immune system, may work in 24 to 48 hours, says Broeker, while tonics take time "to rebuild and improve the performance of a system so it responds in a balanced fashion."
But is "nature's pharmacy" safe, and is it a good idea to self-prescribe?
Yes, says Campanelli — with the caveat that you should always get to a physician for serious infections, pain or chronic illness. "The biggest blessing in Western medicine are the pain drugs. ... However, we always pay for their speed, especially with antibiotics, which lower immune function and lead to superbugs."
Ashland Naturopath Bonnie Nedrow says she makes herbal formulas or has clients buy them up at the Co-op — with immune boosters and tinctures for the adrenal and thyroid glands being most prescribed.
Because of the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994, herbs are regulated as food, not as drugs, and stores and manufacturers must eschew claims for healing of ailments, and their products must be accurately labeled for content and dosage. As a result, herbalists will say certain herbs "support" functioning of various systems, avoiding words such as "cure."
Nedrow talks in terms of "thyroid support" from bladderwrack, fucus, holy basil and ashwaganda. These are also "good for" feminine hormone support, the prostate and immune system, she says.
"I get success with herbs. I always combine them by prescribing the right nutrition, exercise and rest," says Nedrow. "Herbs are great for anti-viral. There are no meds for that. People want instant results, but we have to realize you have to be on them for a while."
Medford naturopath Lissa McNiel, who had four years of training in herbal medicine, prescribes tinctures and capsules for patients at her office. She also sends them to Health Food Mart in Medford, Alchemy Botanicals in Ashland and the food co-ops for "loose" herbs that are best used in teas.
As science has gotten more involved in studying herbs, plants are sometimes found to have different actions than originally thought, she says. Cohosh, for example, doesn't have hormonal activity but it works on hot flashes. St. John's Wort is "a wonderful anti-viral and still works on depression." Echinacea doesn't "boost" immunity but reduces inflammation at the onset of a cold, notes McNiel.
Co-op shoppers seem to show great loyalty to the herb section. Samae Chlebowski, pregnant and the wife of a naturopath, says she swears by herbal tinctures, noting that she puts soothing chamomile in her bottles of breast milk for her older child.
"Turmeric every day for immunity, garlic and mullein for ear infections, ginger for nausea in pregnancy, arnica for bruises and traumas," says Chlebowski. "My daughter has gotten so she loves the dirty, earthy flavor of herbs and wants them every morning, straight out of the eyedropper."


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