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Home / News / Bishops calls Duterte presidency a "disgrace"
Bishops calls Duterte presidency a "disgrace"
Nathan Singson March 27, 2019 - News
Balanga Bishop Ruperto Santos / Photo from ABS-CBN
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is known to attack the Catholic Church and its people every now and then. And this time is no different. However, this time, the church fights back in the form of Balanga Bishop Ruperto Santos.
Duterte tells people to kill bishops
In a recent statement, Duterte released another attack saying that "tambays" or bystanders should kill or steal from "rich bishops".
This of course drew negative feedback from the people. This, on top of Duterte saying that Catholic bishops are useless and are better off to be dead.
The President's administration of course came to the defense of the president saying that it was only a figure of speech.
Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo even said that the president was only "retaliating".
Bishop fights back
With all these things that the president has been saying, Balanga Bishop Ruperto Santos says that this type of speech should not be tolerated. He says that the people should criticize the president and to call him out for his violent rhetoric.
"It is high time that those who are closed to him must correct him, advise him of good manners because his words instill hatred and creates division and torments fear," the bishop said.
The bishop is also quite angry at Duterte supporters who laugh at the President's dangerous jokes.
"And his 'fans' consider his murderous words as a mere joke! Is it a joke to advise people to kill? There should be a mass movement among decent Filipinos to make him desist from speaking like a devil. Let us do something to make him stop this evil!" he said.
Panelo responded to this outrage, saying that the people still trust the president midst these statements because of the approval and trust ratings.
He adds that the Bishop is "uninformed or is ignoring survey results".
"Like the Bishop, the President is imperfect, but unlike him PRRD looks at the innate goodness of man. The President who could have preferred retirement and enjoy its bliss opted to rise to the challenge of the times and at the commencement of his presidency has waged a war against all fronts of illegality in the country," Panelo said.
He even called the bishop a "disgrace" for using "unsavory language" against the President.
"What is a disgrace is when a member of the clergy uses unsavory language against President Rodrigo Roa Duterte who only fulfills and complies with his constitutional mandate to lead the government in serving the Filipinos and protecting them from what bedevils our society. We find it very unfortunate that Bishop Santos fails to follow the teaching of Christ that if someone throws a stone at you, throw a piece of bread at him in response."
Both parties have been in a fight since the 2016 presidential campaign and seems to be growing worse.
Source: ABS-CBN
Bishops calls Duterte presidency a "disgrace" Reviewed by Nathan Singson on March 27, 2019 Rating: 5

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Q: Ember sideload data not linked I'm new to using Ember and was assigned to an ongoing project and need to resolve the following:
export default class OrderModel extends Model.extend(LoadableModel) {
  @attr('string') status;
  @attr('number') total;
  @hasMany('order-item', { async: true }) orderItems;
}

export default class OrderItemModel extends Model.extend(LoadableModel) {
  @attr('number', { defaultValue: 0 }) discount;
  @attr('number', { defaultValue: 0 }) price;
  @hasMany('item-fix', { async: false }) fixes;
}

export default class ItemFixModel extends Model.extend(LoadableModel) {
  @attr('number', { defaultValue: 0 }) price;
}

and when I do let order = await this.store.findRecord('order', order_id, { reload: true });
the json response is:
data: {
  type: "orders",
  id: "1584",
  attributes: {
    status: "in_progress",
    total: 1300
  },
  relationships: {
    order-items: {
      data: [
        {
          type: "order-items",
          id: "1801
        }
      ]
    }
  }
},
included: [
  {
    type: "order-items"
    id: "1801",
    attributes: {
      discount: 0,
      price: 1200
    },
    relationships: {
      item-fixes: {
        data: [
          {
            type: "item-fixes",
            id: "335"
          }
        ]
     }
  },
  {
    type: "item-fixes",
    id: "335",
    attributes: {
      price: 100
    }
  }
]

but when I inspect the orderItem inside the order variable, the itemFixes are empty, but the is in the sideload of the response.
¿How can I link this nested relationship?
Also, here is the serializer.
export default DS.JSONAPISerializer.extend({
  serialize(snapshot) {
    let serialized = this._super(...arguments);
    let { adapterOptions } = snapshot;

    if (adapterOptions && adapterOptions.addPromotionCode) {
      return { code: serialized.data.attributes.code }
    }

    serialized.included = A([]);
    snapshot.eachRelationship((key, relationship) => {
      if (relationship.kind === 'belongsTo') {
        if (!isBlank(snapshot.belongsTo(key))) {
          let node = snapshot.belongsTo(key).record.serialize({ includeId: true }).data;
          delete node.relationships;
          serialized.included.pushObject(node);
        }
      } else if (relationship.kind === 'hasMany') {
        if (!isBlank(snapshot.hasMany(key))) {
          snapshot.hasMany(key).forEach(ele => {
            let node = ele.record.serialize({ includeId: true }).data;
            delete node.relationships;
            serialized.included.pushObject(node);
          });
        }
      }
    });

    return serialized;
  }
});

A: In your response the relationship name is item-fixes but in your model it's just fixes. It must be the same.

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Celebrating the traditions, skills and workmanship that come together to create a yacht and exploring innovations that will shape the future.
Yachts and cars - a winning formula?
Former Top Gear editor Conor McNicholas was cynical about luxury car brand collaborations in the yachting world. Then he took a closer look.


The Midi festival is one of China's greatest music events, pulling in local and International talent alike. For four days Beijing's Haidian park is filled with tens of thousands of music fans excited as the scene explodes in so many directions. Punks, goths, rockers, emo fans, hip-hop junkies and techno heads get together to dance and jump to their rythm of choice. I hadn't expected to see either heavy metal or contemporary art as big things here before I got to China but in all their rebelliousness they are, at least from the outside, thriving - I'm not enough 'in the scene' to know what is and isn't allowed.
Anyway, I have to admit that though I enjoy the local music scene here I don't go to Midi for the music, but for the atmosphere and the diversity of people there. Yesterday was a perfectly sunny day with temperatures around 30 and necks and backs crisping up nicely. I was caked in enough sun block to keep me going completely pink.
Post festival we celebrated the holiday with a night of Korean soju, rather like sake and far too easy to drink! Some didn't relish the bright sunshine the next day but I seem to have escaped lightly.
Tomorrow I have to get back to work though it will be relaxed, in a cafe which is certainly my favourite way of working.
After all this colour who would wish to return to England's grey scene... but I have a hope we may one day change. Good to see you having much fun, Jon. Liked the skateboarder pic.
Hi Ben, I still have many good memories of days in the park and listening to great, interesting music in England. Indeed, somehow over here it's more exotic but life in Europe still appeals.
Hi Luigi, seem to be having more trouble than usual accessing the BBC website but I'll take a look when I can get through.


Saturday, March 4th: Men's Breakfast at Faith Community. Start time is 7:30 AM. Please join in for a hearty breakfast, Bible study, and fellowship.
Sunday, March 12th: Potluck Sunday. Please bring a main dish OR a side AND dessert to share. The meal is served following the sermon.
Sunday, March 19th: Hour of Prayer from 6:00-7:00PM at Faith Community Church. Open to the public.
Sunday, March 26th: Kid's Church visits the Convalescent Center.
Sundays: Adult Sunday School meets from 9:00 AM until 9:50 AM in the Adult Sunday School room downstairs.
* Young Life Campaigners for High School Students: Meets from 6:30-8:30 PM at the home of Brett & Shelly Black. Dinner provided followed by Bible study.Open to all students in 9th- 12th grade. For more information please contact Jeremiah & Lee Seekins (miahckins@gmail.com) or (509-987-5433).


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12 Mar 2014"Jay Wallwork and Rebecca Clarke take the New Zealand Swimrun Champs in 2014"
The all-important final and deciding race in the Stroke & Stride Series garnered even more importance with the event awarded New Zealand Swimrun Championship status for 2014. Points from this event were imperative for athletes contesting the Series Grand Prix.
Our brilliant summer continued for our final event and once again Auckland City was enjoying a superb blue sky beach day midweek. There was a balmy little breeze blowing straight onshore so the sea state was chopped up slightly for the swim at picturesque Mission Bay. The out and back run stretched out along the waterfront past Kohimamara Beach as far as the turn cone at St Heliers.
There were a couple of notable absences amongst the starters for this event. One of the most conspicuous was our reigning three time New Zealand Swimrun Champion Cameron Todd leaving the door wide open for a new champion in 2014. The onshore wind and outgoing tide created tricky conditions and didn't look to help anyone's navigation in the 1000 metre swim as by the time the fastest of the men's field closed on the first swim buoy they were coming in from a variety of directions.
A better line was kept for the final leg returning to shore and at the front were the inseparable Brent Foster and Jay Wallwork recording 12 min 22sec and 12 min 25sec respectively. It was Matt Franklin in 12min 44sec doing his best to stay close and limit the damage as he was at the head of a hefty strung-out pack that included Jack Anderson 12min 55sec, Dan Hoy 13min 07sec, Jez Sherman 13min 19sec, Michael Perree 13min 32sec, Gus Ullrich 13min 44sec, Quinn Wallwork 13min 45sec, Matthew Roets 13min 46sec, Sam Coombes 14min 09sec, Nicolo Oporto 14min 15sec, Liam Scopes 14min 16sec, Jared Bowden 14min 18sec, Darragh Walshe 14min 20sec, Todd Rowan 14min 41sec and James Elvery 14min 44sec
All season long it has been Rebecca Clarke who has shone in the swim leg of these events and it was no different this time over the one kilometre metre swim as she lead the women's field by half a minute touching the sand in 13 minutes flat. Her closest pursuers were another couple of exceptional swimmers in Elise Salt 13min 32sec and Molly Swanson 13m 38sec. Then there was another substantial gap until we saw Claire Macky 14min 28sec, Alana Lythe 14min 36sec, Amelia Watkinson 14min 38sec and Rose Dillon 14min 40 sec exit the water and run up the beach and into the transition with Florence Van Dyke 14min 50sec and Jennifer Sweny 15min 03sec also in the hunt.
The run leg of a Stroke & Stride is not a place to relax and that has never been Brent Foster's formula for success anyway however his swim companion Jay Wallwork wasn't even going to wait until the run to make his move. Jay flew through transition like a man possessed and then he threw himself into the 4000 metres with no intention of giving any of his competition a sniff of the lead. This tactic worked to perfection and by run's end he'd extended to a 17 second lead and convincingly won the final event of the summer and recorded his second ever Stroke & Stride victory. Second place went to Brent Foster and while he couldn't match his win from a fortnight ago he once again reminded everyone that he is still at the top of his game. Way back in November Dan Hoy had won the opening race of the summer and signed off his season with a fine third placing in the New Zealand Championship. Long-time campaigner Matt Franklin was having his best Stroke & Stride race ever with a terrific fourth place finish just seconds ahead of Quinn Wallwork coming home in fifth.
Back out on the run course any ambitious plans the women's field may of harboured to run down swim leader Rebecca Clarke came to nought. Rebecca has been in scintillating form all summer long and the lead she had exiting the swim was only extended on the journey round the bays. In the final run up the beach to the finish it was indeed Rebecca Clarke adding the New Zealand Swimrun Championship to her trophy collection followed by a gallant Elise Salt and then a gap of ten seconds to Amelia Watkinson who's matchless leg speed had ran herself up into third place. Molly Swanson earned herself the fourth spot in this classy championship field ahead of the young and ever-improving Rose Dillon in her first season racing the Stroke & Stride.
The Series Grand Prix awards points at each of the events and decides which competitor receives the Stroke & Stride Cup and the title of Series Champion. For the 17th season the Stroke & Stride was again the Brent Foster show as this incomparable athlete once more was the dominant force over the Series with peerless consistency recording a first place, four seconds and a third. Cooper Rand (2nd, 1st, 2nd, 1st & 1st) was for all money looking like owning the title in 2014 only to be cruelly robbed by injury on the eve of the final event. Coming through in third place was the up and coming and now New Zealand Swimrun Champion Jay Wallwork (3rd, 3rd, 1st, 2nd & 1st) ahead of the seasoned Liam Scopes (5th, 7th, 7th, 3rd, 3rd & 6th). As our younger athletes from previous seasons mature, there's a new crop of young guys stepping up to challenge and leading the charge from the front this year is dynamic Dan Hoy (1st, 5th, 3th & 3rd).
It has been well established over the years that to finish the season crowned Stroke & Stride Champion takes a combination of talent and durability over the entire summer season. Perhaps we now need to add perseverance to the success recipe as our Series Champion in 2014 Rebecca Clarke (1st, 2nd, 2nd, 2nd, 1st & 1st) has been carefully honing her skills at the swimrun game over nine seasons and has finally climbed into the top spot. Like the men, this summer in the women's field there are athletes throwing down the gauntlet, ready to challenge for a win at every race. Amelia Watkinson (2nd, 3rd, 3rd, 3rd, 1st & 3rd) proved a class act all season long as she finished her amazing season in a splendid 2nd overall. Two victories midseason highlighted the talent Penny Hayes (2nd, 3rd, 1st, 1st & 2nd) brings to the table each fortnight and she took the final podium position. Improving with every race rewarded Molly Swanson (7th, 9th, 7th, 5th, 2nd & 4th) with fourth position and Claire Macky (6th, 7th, 6th, 9th, 3rd & 6th) rounded out the top five in the Grand Prix.
Liam Scopes
Sam Coombes
Amelia Watkinson
Alana Lythe
Florence Van Dyke
Rachel Penney
33m 46
Jennifer Sweny


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Home Life Enhancement News with Durk Pearson and Sandy Shaw November 2001 Blog with Durk and Sandy
November 2001 Blog with Durk and Sandy
FOODS THAT ARE HIGH IN POTASSIUM
On October 30, 2000, the FDA allowed orange juice manufacturers to add a new health claim informing consumers that diets containing foods that are good sources of potassium and are low in sodium may reduce the risk of high blood pressure and stroke.1 Foods that contain (per serving) at least 10% of the daily value for potassium (3500 mg) and less than 140 mg of sodium are eligible to use the claim. Unfortunately, consumers are not told on the label that if a serving contains 10% of the recommended daily amount of potassium, they will need to eat ten of those servings. All they know is that the food is a "good" source of potassium. One of the best food sources is V-8 or tomato juice, but a serving contains only about 15% of the daily value. Our pancake mix is high in protein (whey protein) and whole rye flour (which contains lignans, metabolites of which are a type of phytoestrogen that has been shown in animal studies to reduce the risk of certain cancers) and is also very high in potassium and very low in sodium. In fact, a single serving of the pancakes made from our mix will contain about 80% of the daily value for potassium.
One of the two versions of our pancake mix also contains EPA- and DHA-rich fish oils that are totally undetectable by your taste buds. Since each serving contains about as much as a serving of Chinook salmon, we would expect two servings per week of our heart-healthy pancakes to reduce your risk of sudden death by heart attack dramatically, as has been reported in numerous studies. For example, one serving of coldwater fish oil a week reduced the risk of heart-attack death by 44% in a group of average age 72 years.2 The American Heart Association now recommends two servings of coldwater fish a week because of the cardiovascular benefits of EPA and DHA. The lead editorial of the September 2001 American Journal of Clinical Nutrition2 says, "Japanese, Dutch, and U.S. studies indicate that deaths from coronary artery disease are reduced by ≥50% by the consumption of 1-2 fish meals/week. The most important finding is of a reduction of sudden death from ventricular fibrillation and tachycardia. About 300,000 such deaths occur in the United States each year. Direct clinical trials of fish and fish oil have also shown a striking reduction in sudden death. . . . n-3 Fatty acids from fish and fish oil are natural food substances that prevent coronary artery disease and sudden death. Physicians should become acquainted with the powerful therapeutic potential of these fatty acids."
If you have tried to take a regular potassium supplement that contains even as much as 50% of the recommended daily value, you may have experienced stomachache or nausea. This won't happen with our pancake mix, because the potassium is complexed with other food ingredients. A remarkably fun and healthful meal for breakfast, lunch, or even dinner. All proceeds we receive from our pancake mix are donated to the Pearson & Shaw FDA Litigation Fund. You can help yourself while you help us dismantle the FDA's censorship regime.
New Pancake Variation: Spicy Holiday Pancakes!
If you have tasted our new heart-healthy pancakes, you know how great they are. But we don't stop there. We are always looking for delicious new variations. Our latest is Spicy Holiday Pancakes. To each cup of dry mix, you add 1 tbsp ground ginger, 1/4 tsp nutmeg, and 1/4 tsp cinnamon, and mix well. Prepare as usual. Wow!
Health-claim notification for potassium-containing foods. http://www.cfsan.fda.gov/~dms/hclm-k.html (accessed May 31, 2001), as cited in Sowinski et al., "Hyperkalaemia and apple juice" (letter), The Lancet 358:841-2 (2001).
"Dietary fatty fish may reduce heart risk," Inform 12:500 (2001); Connor, "n-3 Fatty acids from fish and fish oil: panacea or nostrum?" Amer J Clin Nutr 74:415-6 (2001).
NIGHTTIME BLOOD PRESSURE DROP BLUNTED IN POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN
A recent study1 reports that the normal drop in blood pressure from day to night, which has emerged as a strong prognostic indicator of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality, is blunted after menopause in both white and African-American women. 112 women (62 premenopausal and 50 postmenopausal) took part in this study. Waking blood pressure did not differ by menopausal status. But the drop (dipping) in both systolic blood pressure and diastolic blood pressure was less during nighttime sleep in postmenopausal as compared to premenopausal women. The authors propose that this reduced blood pressure dipping may contribute to increased cardiovascular risk in postmenopausal women.
One possible way to ameliorate this reduced dipping would be supplementation with arginine just before bedtime. Arginine supplements have been shown in humans to reduce blood pressure by increasing the amount of available arginine, the precursor to the vasodilator nitric oxide. There have been no studies with arginine on this particular (nighttime blood pressure dipping) problem, but it would appear to be a very sensible idea to test. We have been taking arginine, choline, and vitamin B5 (found in our InnerPowerTM) for over 25 years. The mechanism by which nitric oxide dilates arteries (thus reducing blood pressure) involves a cholinergic mechanism.2
Sherwood et al., "Blunted nighttime blood pressure dipping in postmenopausal women," Amer J Hypertension 14:749-54 (2001).
Dillon and Vita, "Nitric Oxide and Endothelial Dysfunction" (Ch. 13, p. 209), in Nitric Oxide and the Cardiovascular System, ed. by Loscalzo and Vita, Humana Press, 2000.
LIFESTYLE FACTORS AND RISK OF TYPE 2 DIABETES IN WOMEN
A paper published in a recent New England Journal of Medicine1 examined various factors in women that affect the risk of developing type 2 diabetes. The findings were similar to those that have been reported before, except that this study involved 89,941 female nurses followed from 1980 to 1996 who were free of diagnosed cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and cancer at baseline. Hence the study had considerable statistical power. The authors report that lack of exercise, a "poor" diet, current smoking, and abstinence from alcohol use were all associated with a significantly increased risk of diabetes.
There were some surprising things in this study, showing once again how difficult it is to cull data from an epidemiological (observational) study, even with large numbers to look at. Excess body fat was the single most important risk factor for type 2 diabetes. No surprise there. Table 2 in the paper shows the relative risk of type 2 diabetes for various lifestyle factors as related to body-mass index. Curiously, while increased weekly exercise did reduce risk in all the body mass index groups (<25, 25.0–29.9, and >30), it showed only slight reductions in risk (relative risks of 0.92, 0.90, and 0.91) in the 25.0–29.9 body mass index group, whether the exercise involved was from 0.5–1.9 hours, 2.0–3.9 hours, or 4.0–6.9 hours per week, respectively. At over 7 hours of exercise per week, the relative risk increased to 1.06. Hence, it would appear that the optimal amount of exercise for the 25.0–29.9 (overweight) group could be a mere 1/2 hour a week.
On the smoking status, the results were even stranger. For the women with a body-mass index of <25 (not overweight), those who were currently smoking 1–14 cigarettes per day had a lower relative risk (0.72) than those who had never smoked (1.0) or who had formerly smoked (0.95). However, smokers in that body mass index group who smoked over 15 cigarettes per day had an elevated risk, as did those in the overweight and obese groups at any level of current smoking.
The largest reduced risk came from daily alcohol consumption. All amounts from 0.1 to >10 grams a day reduced the risk significantly in all body mass index categories. As shown in Table 2, with zero grams a day of alcohol consumption set as a relative risk (RR) of 1, alcohol vs. RR was: for body mass index <25, 0.85 RR for 0.1–5.0 grams alcohol/day, 0.64 for 5.1–10.0 grams alcohol/day, and 0.85 for >10 grams alcohol/day. For body mass index 25.0–29.9 (overweight), RR was 0.70 for 0.1–5.0 grams alcohol/day, 0.62 for 5.1–10.0 grams alcohol/day, and 0.57 for >10 grams alcohol/day. For body mass index >30 (obese), RR was 0.81 for 0.1–5.0 grams alcohol/day, 0.60 for 5.1–10.0 grams alcohol/day, and 0.61 for >10 grams alcohol/day. One glass of wine per day with the largest meal of the day is a reasonable amount of alcohol for a woman.
Hu et al., "Diet, lifestyle, and the risk of type 2 diabetes mellitus in women," New Engl J Med 345(11):790-7 (2001).
BIOELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE BODY-FAT MEASURING DEVICES SHOULD BE USED IN THE MORNING BEFORE YOU EAT
Many of us are using bioelectrical impedance devices, such as those made by Tanita, to measure our body fat. They are convenient and easy to use. A recent study,1 however, indicates that after a meal, the bioelectrical impedance is decreased significantly (resulting in a decrease in the calculated percentage of body fat) and that the effect lasts 2-4 hours. Moreover, the impedance decrease was additive during the day, although it was more pronounced after the first meal, possibly because of the combined effect of rising from the supine position and meal ingestion.
Bioelectrical impedance was measured 18 times during a 24-hour period in 18 healthy subjects (10 women and 8 men, aged 31.5 ± 11.7 years; body mass index 22.2 ± 2.7). Subjects were given an identical meal for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The percentage of body fat varied by 8.8% from the highest to the lowest measurement in women, and by 9.9% from the highest to the lowest measurement in men. Rodriguez et al.2 suggest that the decrease in impedance may be consistent with a redistribution of extracellular fluids, which would occur as a result of electrolyte intake during a meal and, in the case of the first meal of the day, changing from a supine position to an upright one. The impedance study authors note that because impedance increased 3-4 hours after all three meals, the decrease in postprandial impedance was a direct effect of ingestion and was not due to redistribution of body fluids as a result of a change in body position.
We suggest, therefore, that you use these devices upon arising in the morning and before your first meal.
Slinde and Rossander-Hulthen, "Bioelectrical impedance: effect of 3 identical meals on diurnal impedance variation and calculation of body composition," Am J Clin Nutr 74:474-8 (2001).
Rodriguez et al., "Diurnal variation in the assessment of body composition using bioelectrical impedance in children" (letter), Eur J Clin Nutr 53:244 (1999).
TELOMERE SHORTENING AND AGING IN ATHEROSCLEROSIS
An interesting study1 reports measurements by the authors of the terminal restriction fragments (TRF), a measure of average telomere size, in leukocyte DNA of ten patients with severe coronary artery disease (CAD), as compared to that in 20 controls without CAD. Although atherosclerotic plaques are focal, there is increasing evidence that systemic processes, such as inflammation and oxidative processes, also take place in patients with atherosclerosis. Hence, the authors of this study hypothesized that the presence of atherosclerosis could be marked by increased cell turnover and increased biological age in cell types other than those directly involved in the plaques.
Telomeres are structures at the ends of chromosomes that maintain the integrity of chromosomes by preventing chemical interactions between chromosome ends and by providing "handles" for the replication enzymes. Telomeres progressively shorten with repeated cell division, and senescence (end of cellular reproductive life) is reached when the telomeres shorten to a critical length. The authors examined whether patients with advanced CAD had systemic evidence of telomeric shortening compared with individuals without CAD.
They found that there was a highly significant effect of age on mean leukocyte TFR, with an average decrease in length equivalent to 35 (standard error = 4) base pairs (bp) per year of life. Adjusting for sex and age, patients with CAD had mean TRF lengths of 303 (standard error = 90) bp shorter than those of controls. On average, mean TRF length of leukocytes from individuals with CAD was similar to those without but who were 8.6 years older. The authors propose that the shorter leukocyte telomeres in patients with CAD reflect increased leukocyte turnover from the inflammation believed to occur in atherosclerosis.
Samani et al., "Telomere shortening in atherosclerosis," The Lancet 358:472-3 (2001).
CYCLOOXYGENASE 2 (COX 2) AND CANCER
A significant body of evidence has been developed linking increased COX-2 activity with cancer growth.1 COX-2 is an inducible form of cyclooxygenase that is expressed at sites of inflammation. A recent paper2 in FASEB Journal identifies vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF), which stimulates the formation of blood vessels, as an inducer of COX-1 and COX-2. The same authors examined the effect of COX inhibitors in an in vitro angiogenesis model. Blood vessel growth, as measured by microtubule formation, was increased by exogenous VEGF and almost completely inhibited by the COX-1 inhibitor SC560, but was unaffected by the COX-2 inhibitor NS398.
In cultures of VEGF-treated endothelial cells, SC560 when applied alone was partially effective in inhibiting cell proliferation, while NS398 had no effect. However, when the COX-1 and COX-2 inhibitors were applied together, cell proliferation induced by VEGF was inhibited. A similar effect was seen with aspirin.
COX-2 inhibition has been reported to suppress growth in colon cancer cell lines and to induce apoptosis in some tumors. COX-2 is also expressed in the vasculature surrounding colon cancers and some evidence indicates that inhibition of COX-1 and COX-2 suppresses angiogenesis. The paper notes that several reports have shown an increase in cyclooxygenase activity in human endothelial cells treated with VEGF.
Natural COX Inhibitors
There are a large number of natural COX inhibitors. In a paper in the Journal of Medicinal Food,3 herbal expert James A. Duke listed 24 such substances, including melatonin, nordihydroguaiaretic acid (NDGA), resveratrol (inhibits COX-2), salicin, thymol, capsaicin, curcumin (found in turmeric), gingerol, and zingerone (the latter two found in ginger).
COX Inhibition by Vitamin E and Aspirin
The use of aspirin for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis pain is limited by the gastric toxicity that often occurs at the high aspirin doses that are required. Inhibition of cyclooxygenase (COX) activity and the subsequent prostaglandin synthesis is considered essential to aspirin's analgesic and antipyretic activities. Aspirin inhibits both COX-2 and COX-1, which is a problem at higher aspirin doses since COX-1 protects the gastric mucosa by generating cytoprotective mediators such as prostacyclin. A recent paper4 reports that the combination of aspirin and vitamin E is more effective in inhibiting COX-2 than either agent by itself. Further study revealed that vitamin E renders COX-2 more sensitive to inhibition by aspirin by unknown mechanisms. Hence, in combination with vitamin E, less aspirin can be used while still effectively inhibiting COX-2 and its inflammatory effects. The study was performed on mouse macrophages stimulated to produce COX-2 by the presence of LPS, lipopolysaccharide, from E. coli.
Clinical evidence indicates a reduced need for nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs in patients who are also taking vitamin E. Moreover, additive anti-inflammatory effects of combined aspirin and vitamin E have also been demonstrated in rat adjuvant arthritis, a good animal model of human rheumatoid arthritis. In this study, simultaneous incubation of cells with vitamin E (300 µM) enhanced the inhibitory action of aspirin (1 µM) and led to virtually complete blockade of LPS-induced PGE2 (59% inhibition in the presence of aspirin alone, 95% inhibition in the presence of aspirin and vitamin E).
The authors show that it is not vitamin E's antioxidant properties that are responsible for this effect, since the addition of vitamin C (which regenerates vitamin E from its radical form) did not further enhance COX-2 inhibition. (In fact, the vitamin C tended to increase COX-2 in the presence of LPS.)
We take low-dose aspirin, acetylsalicylic acid (Durk, 81 mg; Sandy, 40 mg), 350-700 mg magnesium salicylate, and 800 IU vitamin E per day. (Note: Ringing in the ears indicates excessive intake of salicylate, either as salicylate or acetylsalicylic acid.)
Williams et al., "Host cyclooxygenase-2 modulates carcinoma growth," J Clin Invest 105(11):1589-94 (2000).
Murphy and Fitzgerald, "Vascular endothelial growth factor induces cyclooxygenase-dependent proliferation of endothelial cells via the VEGF-2 receptor," FASEB J (May 29, 2001).
Duke, "Clippings from my COX box," J Medicinal Food 1(4):293-8 (1998/1999).
Abate et al., "Synergistic inhibition of cyclooxygenase-2 expression by vitamin E and aspirin," Free Rad Biol Med 29(11):1135-42 (2000).
POSSIBLE MECHANISM FOR THE FEN/PHEN DISASTER
A new paper1 reports finding a possible mechanism for the primary pulmonary hypertension (PPH) that developed in some people using the combination of phentermine and fenfluramine for weight loss. According to the paper, the remodeled pulmonary arteries in PPH show various degrees of medial hypertrophy and intimal thickening that eventually clog the vessels. Hyperplasia of the pulmonary artery smooth muscle cells is the main component of these changes.
The changes leading to PPH were found to be associated with serotonin (5-HT) and the serotonin transporter (5-HTT). Studies were performed on lung specimens obtained during lung transplantation in eight patients with PPH, as well as on control lung tissue. In cultured smooth muscle cells from PPH patients, 5-HT produced a concentration-dependent increase in DNA synthesis, associated with smooth muscle cell hyperplasia. Pretreatment of the cells with fluoxetine (as in Prozac) or citalopram, two 5-HTT inhibitors, completely abolished the increase in DNA synthesis. The authors recently found that discontinuation of chronic dexfenfluramine treatment in rats was followed by increased lung 5-HTT expression, which promoted the development of hypoxic PH. Individuals with a high basal serotonin uptake related to the presence of the long 5-HTT gene promoter variant may be particularly susceptible to one or more of these potential mechanisms of appetite suppressant-related PPH.
Eddahibi et al., "Serotonin transporter overexpression is responsible for pulmonary artery smooth muscle hyperplasia in primary pulmonary hypertension," J Clin Invest 108(8):1141-50 (2001).
ARSENIC IN WATER: RISKS AND COSTS
Two experts in the cancer risks of arsenic published a letter in the August 6, 2001 Chemical & Engineering News1 in which they pointed out:
It needs to be realized that all known human cancer risks, such as those associated with tobacco use or certain nutritional customs (for example, excessive salt, carcinogens in meat cooked at high temperatures, and insufficient fiber) have been faithfully reproduced in animal models. This is not true for arsenic compounds, which have not caused tumors in animals despite many attempts for over 40 years.
Yet in parts of Taiwan, Chile, Argentina, India, and Bangladesh, where the available drinking water contains levels of arsenite many times higher than are found in the U.S. (up to 3000 ppb), there is a statistical association with increased cancer risk. People in Taiwan (the best-studied population) have increased risk of skin, lung, bladder, and possibly other cancers. Data from Chile and Argentina also show increased cancer risk at high doses. These reports have given arsenite the reputation of being a human carcinogen.
John H. Weisburger developed the concept that risk assessment of chemicals requires an evaluation as to whether or not they are genotoxic [Toxicol Sciences 57, 4 (2000)]. Genotoxic carcinogens react with DNA and are mutagenic. The conclusion was that virtually all human cancer risks are genotoxic, where there are other chemicals that enhance the risk but do so with a sharp dose-response relationship and a threshold that often is quite high.
Toby G. Rossman has done research on the mechanisms of action of arsenic compounds as found in drinking water [Mutat Res 478, 159 (2001)]. It was demonstrated clearly that arsenite (the likely carcinogenic form of arsenic) does not react with DNA to cause mutations and is not genotoxic in several tests. Rather, it appears to operate by inhibiting DNA repair and increasing cell proliferation (growth). In a model of skin cancer in mice irradiated with ultraviolet light, arsenite alone in drinking water [at a concentration more than 10 times the current allowable level (50 ppb)] caused no tumors at any site, but it enhanced the effect of solar UV.
This means that without a genotoxic carcinogenic partner, arsenite would likely have no effect at concentrations found in U.S. drinking water. In those instances where exposure to high levels of arsenic has led to cancer, the question needs to be asked as to the associated genotoxic carcinogenic partner. For skin cancer, it is likely exposure to UV light. For lung cancer, it is likely exposure to tobacco smoke, and for other types of cancer, the associated genotoxic carcinogens need to be evaluated and, if possible, eliminated.
Based on these concepts, which have a solid scientific foundation, it can be suggested that the risk analysis for arsenic in drinking water should not be based on a linear extrapolation with no threshold. The data suggest that the current level of 50 ppb arsenic in water has not been proven to be a cancer risk. It is not clear that there is need to make great public expenditures to reduce naturally occurring arsenic in water in the U.S. to a level of 10 ppb.
— Toby G. Rossman, New York University School of Medicine, Tuxedo, NY
— John H. Weisburger, American Health Foundation, Valhalla, NY
The report of the National Research Council of the National Academy of Sciences on the cancer risks of arsenic used a linear no-threshold model, that is, they disregarded the evidence cited by Rossman and Weisburger. Even accepting (which we do not) the NRC estimates that the lifetime risk for bladder and lung cancer from drinking water with 3 ppb arsenic is about 1 in 1000, however, the cost of reducing naturally occurring arsenic in small Western public water systems to 10 ppb could run about $6,500,000 per assumed avoided cancer case, which is very expensive compared to other public health and safety measures.2 Taking into account that there is a lag time between the rule's implementation and the time in which the purported benefits will begin to emerge (the latency period for cancer is several years to a few decades), the cost is even greater, because we have to pay now for benefits we won't get (if we get them at all) for a long time.3 The EPA did a cost-benefit analysis on the new rule and determined that the cost for the 10 ppb standard would be about $200 million annually, while the benefits would be about $170 million annually. The EPA asserted that nonquantitative benefits of the new standard would outweigh the $30 million net cost.4
There are other scientific questions to be answered here. For example, the Nevada town of Fallon has a naturally occurring level of arsenic of 100 ppb in its drinking water. This is a town where people have been living for 135 years. Though there has been considerable study to date of the cancer incidence in this population, there has been no increased incidence of any of the arsenic-associated cancers. According to the absurd NRC extrapolations, about 2% of the Fallon residents should be dying of additional arsenic-related cancers, an easily detectible increase. It is fraudulent for the NRC bureaucrats to ignore the fact that this is not happening. Finally, there is no constitutional authority under the Commerce Clause or elsewhere for the federals to regulate the amount of arsenic in Fallon's water, though the Commerce Clause does provide authority to ban the sale of such water to parties in other states, Indian tribes, or foreign nations.
There is a political question as well. It has been the goal of rabid environmentalists to clear humans off the sparsely populated lands of the West - what is sometimes called "rural cleansing." The practice of increasing environmental costs to small communities to make it difficult or impossible to maintain communities in the rural West is part of this strategy. In this instance, there is the further strategy of making some federal money available to these small communities to "help" them to pay the large costs for the unnecessary reduction of arsenic in the drinking water, with the result that the small communities become dependent upon the federal government and can be intimidated into doing anything desired by the federals, including surrendering the rights of locals.
We live in a small town with 12 ppb of arsenic in its drinking water (obtained from the town's own wells). We would not be concerned if the level were 100 ppb, as in Fallon. What does concern us is Washington, DC making decisions for us about our own drinking water and doing so for its own political benefit, not for our health.
Rossman and Weisburger, "Arsenic in water," Chem & Eng News August 6, 2001, p.2.
Hogue, "Arsenic debate: it's all about cost," Chem & Eng News Oct. 15, 2001, pp.20-21.
Burnett and Hahn, "A costly benefit," Regulation 24(3):44-9, Fall 2001.
"The arsenic controversy," Regulation 24(3):42, Fall 2001.
BIOTERRORISM: LET INDIVIDUALS PROTECT THEMSELVES!
One thing that has especially struck us about the federal government's response to the anthrax threat and the subsequent realization of the threat of smallpox is the government's attempt to monopolize health choices to determine who will and who won't get access to various vaccines and medicines. The government stockpiles supplies, and then some czar decides who gets them. It was nice, therefore, to hear Senator Arlen Specter say on C-SPAN today (11/2/01) that the government should not interfere with the distribution of smallpox vaccine and should accept that individuals (not the government) will decide whether to buy it and use it.
It's about time that individuals come into the "war on terrorism" to protect themselves. The government has responded inappropriately to a decentralized threat: bioterrorism. If more security is needed at airports, then those who want it should pay for it. One inexpensive approach is to let crew members carry guns. Passengers will ultimately have to pay for additional security in their air fares. (And, yes, we do expect that fewer people will want to fly, but that is what happens when things cost more, and why should people think that expensive security is free or that companies whose products are not wanted should be bailed out at taxpayer expense? In a free market system, those who want to benefit from goods or services pay for them.)
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Each semester Krabbesholm publishes two new books in the Schade-series (after the danish poet Jens August Schade). The students form literature and graphic design used this week to collaborate on a design for the two new books. One of them is a new cartoon by the poet Nikolaj Zeuthen and the other one is a new translation of William S. Burroughs "The Wild Boys" into danish. Booth book are published in collaboration with the publishing house Antipyrine. This week Mathias Kokholm, the founder of Antipyrine, and Nikolaj Zeuthen were guest teachers. The final result of the design-process will be revealed when the two books are published in the beginning of december.
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Excessive force case against Spokane County deputies headed to trial
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Summary judgment is a no-go when the parties and percipient witnesses present differing versions of events. That's why this excessive force case is headed to trial.
Shaun Rockstrom went into a WinCo grocery store with a bag of candy that he had purchased at a different store. When he started eating the candy, WinCo employees suspected that he was shoplifting. Security asked him to leave. As Rockstrom was exiting the store, he was approached by a trio of Spokane County sheriff's deputies.
What happened next depends on who you ask.
According to Rockstrom, the deputies stopped him and asked for his identification. Shortly thereafter, the deputies turned off the dash cameras on their patrol cars, tackled him to the ground, and started punching him.
According to the deputies, Rockstrom was "very fidgety" when they asked for his identification. The deputies interpreted Rockstrom's behavior as a sign that he was "under emotional distress, on drugs, or [was] attempting to hide something such as a weapon, or [was] planning an escape." Rockstrom threw his wallet on the ground and "tried to walk away with his fists up in front of him." The deputies then tackled Rockstrom to the ground. Rockstrom "actively resisted arrest." One of the deputies punched Rockstrom as a "distraction technique" while another deputy applied handcuffs and leg restraints.
According to an eyewitness, the deputies stopped Rockstrom and asked for identification. Rockstrom produced two cards from his wallet and threw them on the ground in front of the deputies. Rockstrom then asked if he was under arrest. The deputies did not respond. Rockstrom attempted to walk away. The deputies then tackled Rockstrom to the ground and proceeded to punch him in the head and face. The witness did not see Rockstrom raise his fists or take other aggressive action toward the deputies.
Not surprisingly, Judge Peterson ruled that there were genuine issues of material fact for trial. In so ruling, Judge Peterson rejected the deputies' argument that Rockstrom needed expert testimony from a police practices expert, which Rockstrom did not have, to survive summary judgment.
Judge Peterson also allowed a failure to train claim against Spokane County to proceed to trial. When viewed most favorably to Rockstrom, she concluded, the evidence might theoretically persuade a jury that the County "trains its deputies to use punches in the head against people for attempting to walk away from police."
The case is Rockstrom v. Spokane County, et al., Case No. 18-CV-0197-RMP. Rockstrom is represented by Richard Wall of Richard D. Wall, P.S. The Spokane County defendants are represented by Heather Yakely of Kutak Rock.
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Euroizacja – przyjęcie euro przez państwo niebędące członkiem Unii Gospodarczej i Walutowej. Jednostronna euroizacja oznacza de facto zgodę na rezygnację z wpływu na politykę monetarną, gdyż nie wiąże się z wprowadzeniem przedstawicieli tego państwa do organów funkcjonujących w ramach Europejskiego Systemu Banków Centralnych. Europejski Bank Centralny stoi na stanowisku, że wejście do strefy euro powinno być zwieńczeniem procesu konwergencji.

Euroizacja w państwach niebędących członkami UE
Spośród europejskich krajów nieczłonkowskich wspólną walutę stosuje sześć państw. Na podstawie porozumień walutowych z Unią Europejską na euroizację zdecydowały się cztery mikropaństwa: Watykan i San Marino (powiązane unią walutową z Włochami), Monako (powiązane unią walutową z Francją) oraz Andora. Andora podpisała umowę z państwami strefy euro 30 czerwca 2011; weszła ona w życie 1 kwietnia 2012. Od 1 lipca 2013 Andora mogła wprowadzić w obieg własne monety. Zostały one wyemitowane w 2014. Dwa inne państwa wprowadziły euro bez porozumienia z UE: Czarnogóra i Kosowo.

Euroizacja a Polska

Jeszcze przed wejściem Polski do Unii Europejskiej w debacie publicznej pojawiały się pomysły dotyczące jak najszybszego wprowadzenia euro. Przedstawicielami takiej koncepcji byli, między innymi, ekonomiści Andrzej Bratkowski i Jacek Rostowski, chociaż uważali, że krok ten powinien być poprzedzony rozmowami z Unią. Pogląd ten popierały również inne osoby związane z CASE.

W 2005 roku na ten temat wypowiadał się także Jan Rokita, jeden z ówczesnych liderów PO, twierdząc, że krok ten zapobiegłby nadmiernemu umocnieniu złotego. Przed takim krokiem ostrzegał jednak, na przykład, ówczesny premier Marek Belka, zwracając uwagę na fakt, że zostałoby to źle odebrane przez UE. Utrzymywał, że należałoby raczej rozważyć powiązanie złotego z euro w ramach izby walutowej, po uprzednim zrównoważeniu finansów publicznych.

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Spicy. Grilled Alaskan salmon glazed with spicy homemade chili sauce, basil leaves and peppers. Does not include rice.
Spicy. Deep-fried catfish glazed with crispy basil and chili sauce. Does not include rice.
Spicy. Filet of fish, scallops, shrimp, squid and mussels, sauteed in tasty pik pow sauce with baby corn, onions, mushrooms, peppers, bamboo shoots, snow peas and sweet basil leaves. Does not include rice.
Spicy. Filet of fish, scallops, shrimp, squid, mussels, bamboo shoots and string beans, in a red curry sauce accented with shredded kaffir lime leaves, peppers and sweet basil leaves. Does not include rice.
Spicy. Tender sliced chicken and shrimp sauteed in sweet and sour sauce with cucumber, onions, pineapple chunks, tomatoes, peppers, scallions and a dash of chili. Does not include rice.
Sliced chicken or shrimp sauteed with cashew nuts, onions, carrots, pineapple, mushrooms and scallions. Does not include rice.
Half an oven-roasted duck with pineapple chunks, onions, scallions, peppers and ginger. Does not include rice.
Half a deep-fried duck, with vegetables in garlic sauce. Does not include rice.
Spicy. Stir-fried chicken with Thai chili garlic sauce, onions, peppers and basil leaves. Does not include rice.
Spicy. Crispy chicken sauteed in a Thai tasty Pik-Prow sauce with onions, carrots, pineapple, mushrooms and cashew nuts. Does not include rice.
Spicy. Sliced beef or chicken sauteed in spicy Thai Pik Khing curry sauce with string beans or peppers. Does not include rice.
Spicy. Ground chicken or ground beef sauteed in chili with chopped string beans, onions, peppers and sweet basil. Does not include rice.
Spicy. Chicken, beef and shrimp sauteed with red curry, pineapple chunks, peppers, string beans, cashew nuts and basil leaves. Does not include rice.
Sliced chicken or beef sauteed in yellow bean sauce with baby corn, mushrooms, onions, shredded ginger and scallions. Does not include rice.
Spicy. Shrimp, filet of fish, scallops, squid and mussels, steamed in hot and sour broth spiced with lemongrass, kaffir lime, baby corn, peppers and basil leaves. Does not include rice.
Spicy. Sliced beef or chicken sauteed in a homemade tasty curry sauce with bamboo shoots, peppers and coconut flakes. Does not include rice.
Spicy. Minced chicken sauteed with eggplant, garlic, Thai yellow bean sauce and hot peppers, with aromatic basil leaves. Does not include rice.
Tasty garlic and black peppers sauteed with fresh shrimp. Does not include rice.
Shrimp sauteed with macadamia nuts, onions, mushrooms, baby corn, red beans, snow peas and scallions. Does not include rice.
Spicy. Shrimp, scallops, filet of fish and squid, sauteed with snow peas, onions, peppers, pineapple and peas in Thai yellow curry sauce. Does not include rice.
Spicy. Your choice of meat sauteed in red curry sauce with bamboo shoots, Thai eggplant, peppers and basil leaves. Does not include rice.
Spicy, with your choice of meat. Thai thick-spiced red curry and coconut milk, with bamboo shoots, baby corn, green beans, peppers, green peas and sweet basil leaves. Does not include rice.
Spicy. Chicken breast sliced with mango chunks, onions, peas and peppers in a Thai yellow curry sauce. Does not include rice.
Spicy. Battered shrimp deep-fried and glazed with chili sauce, peppers and basil leaves. Does not include rice.
Assortment of vegetables stir-fried in a light soy sauce with tofu and a touch of garlic. Does not include rice.
Spicy. Zucchini, summer squash, bamboo shoots, Thai eggplant, tofu and peppers in a red curry sauce with basil leaves. Does not include rice.
Spicy. Sweet and sour vegetable dish with tofu, cucumber, onion, baby corn, tomatoes, pineapple, red beans, peppers and scallions. Does not include rice.
Spicy. Bean sprouts, summer squash, zucchini, mushrooms, tofu and peppers sauteed in chili with aromatic basil leaves. Does not include rice.
Spicy. Bean curd sauteed in chili sauce with baby corn, mushrooms, snow peas, bamboo shoots, cashew nuts and chilies. Does not include rice.
Fried tofu with tamarind sauce, yellow beans, shredded ginger, pineapple, baby corn, carrots, peppers and scallions. Does not include rice.
Spicy. Fried tofu with eggplant, garlic, Thai yellow bean sauce, hot chili and aromatic basil leaves. Does not include rice.
Spicy. Thai thick-spiced red curry and coconut milk with bamboo shoots, baby corn, green beans, peppers, green peas and sweet basil leaves. Does not include rice.
Eight piece avocado carrot roll, eight piece squash roll, garden salad with ginger dressing and miso soup.
Four piece California roll, five piece shrimp tempura roll, garden salad with ginger dressing and miso soup.
Four piece California roll, five piece crispy salmon roll, crabmeat salad with mayonnaise dressing and miso soup.
One piece each of salmon, tuna and sea bass sushi, six piece spicy salmon roll, seaweed salad and miso soup.
Six piece spicy tuna roll, four piece California roll, garden salad with ginger dressing and miso soup.
Two pieces each of salmon, tuna and sea bass sashimi, six piece spicy salmon roll, garden salad and miso soup.
Garden salad with ginger dressing, five pieces salmon avocado, and eight pieces spicy tuna roll.
Shrimp and chicken in hot and sour broth with wide rice noodles, seasoned with exotic Thai herbs. Spicy.
Rice noodles with ground chicken, pork balls, fish cake, bean sprouts, scallions, parsley, crushed peanuts and chili.
Rice noodles with chicken, bean sprouts, scallions and parsley.
Rice noodles with beef, bean sprouts, scallions and parsley.
Shrimp, scallops, squid and fish cake in noodle soup.
Boneless roasted duck meat in wide rice noodle soup, with bean sprouts, scallions and parsley.
Filet of fish deep fried with a tantalizing blend of tamarind juice, yellow beans, shredded ginger, onions, pineapple, peppers and scallions. Served with rice.
Deep-fried filet of fish and glazed in a delicious chili sauce. Served with rice. Spicy.
Filet of fish, scallops, shrimp, squid and mussels sauteed in tasty pik prow sauce, baby corn, onions, mushrooms, pepper, bamboo shoots, snow peas and sweet basil leaves. Served with rice. Spicy.
Famous tasty garlic and black peppers sauteed with fresh shrimp. Served with rice.
Tender sliced chicken and shrimp sauteed in a sweet and sour sauce with cucumber, onions, pineapple chunks, tomatoes, peppers, scallions and a dash of chili. Served with rice. Spicy.
Ground chicken sauteed in chili with chopped string beans, peppers and sweet basil. Served with rice. Spicy.
Ground beef sauteed in chili with chopped string beans, peppers and sweet basil. Served with rice. Spicy.
Sliced chicken sauteed in a homemade tasty curry sauce with peppers and bamboo shoots flavored with coconut flakes. Served with rice. Spicy.
Sliced beef sauteed in a homemade tasty curry sauce with peppers and bamboo shoots flavored with coconut flakes. Served with rice. Spicy.
Minced chicken sauteed in eggplant, garlic, yellow bean sauce with hot peppers, onion and aromatic basil leaves. Served with rice. Spicy.
Sliced chicken sauteed in chili garlic sauce with bean sprouts, summer squash, zucchini, mushrooms, peppers, onions and sweet basil leaves. Served with rice. Spicy.
Sliced beef sauteed in chili garlic sauce with bean sprouts, summer squash, zucchini, mushrooms, peppers, onion and sweet basil leaves. Served with rice. Spicy.
Served with rice, spring rolls and steamed dumplings.
Served with rice, spring rolls and steamed dumplings. Spicy.
Served with rice, vegetarian spring rolls and steamed vegetarian dumplings.
Served with rice, vegetarian spring rolls and steamed vegetarian dumplings. Spicy.
Thai native fried rice with egg, onion, tomato and broccoli.
Fried rice in roasted pepper paste with chicken, shrimp, egg, fresh vegetables and basil leaves. Spicy.
Fried rice in chili paste with minced chicken or beef, chopped string beans, peppers and sweet basil. Spicy.
Thai rice noodles stir-fried with egg, chicken, shrimp, bean sprouts, scallions and crushed peanuts.
Wide rice noodles stir-fried with egg, chicken, shrimp, chili tomato sauce, scallions and crushed peanuts.
Thai rice noodles, stir-fried with egg, bean sprouts, scallions, crushed peanuts and crispy chicken.
Crispy egg noodles stir-fried with egg, chicken, shrimp, bean sprouts, scallions, carrots and crushed peanuts.
Thai flat noodles. Your choice of meat stir-fried with wide rice noodles, broccoli, zucchini, summer squash and carrots in a tasty brown gravy.
Stir-fried wide rice noodles with assorted seafood, string beans, bean sprouts, peppers, Thai hot chili and basil leaves. Spicy.
Stir-fried rice noodle with egg, broccoli and carrots.
15 pieces. 5 pieces California roll, 5 pieces shrimp tempura roll, 5 pieces spicy tuna roll, garden salad with ginger dressing and miso soup.
15 pieces. 5 pieces spicy salmon roll, 5 pieces California roll, 5 pieces eel avocado cucumber roll, garden salad with ginger dressing and miso soup.
15 pieces. 5 pieces California Roll, 5 pieces Philly roll, 5 pieces spicy tuna roll, garden salad with ginger dressing and miso soup.
15 pieces. 5 pieces spicy tuna, 5 pieces crispy salmon roll, 5 pieces California roll, garden salad with ginger dressing and miso soup.
15 pieces. 5 pieces Philly roll, 5 pieces spicy salmon roll, 5 pieces shrimp tempura roll with a seaweed, lettuce and carrot salad and miso soup.
15 pieces. 5 pieces Alaskan roll, 5 pieces California roll, 5 pieces tuna avocado roll with a seaweed, lettuce and carrot salad and miso soup.
15 pieces. 5 pieces California roll, 5 pieces shrimp tempura roll, 5 pieces salmon avocado roll with a seaweed, lettuce and carrot salad and miso soup.
15 pieces. 5 pieces spicy salmon, 5 pieces of spicy tuna roll, 5 pieces shrimp tempura roll with a seaweed lettuce and carrot salad. Served with miso soup.
15 pieces. 5 pieces of Alaskan roll, 5 pieces shrimp tempura roll, 5 pieces spicy tuna roll with a seaweed, lettuce and carrots salad. Served with miso soup.
5 pieces crispy salmon roll, 5 pieces spicy tuna roll, 5 pieces of Alaskan roll, garden salad with ginger dressing and miso soup.


This kits offers assessments in 20 phonological awareness skills and routine cards that go with each skill. These activities are quick and easy and can be a quick mini-lesson.
Phonological awareness encompasses many skills, including phonemic awareness that are important for young readers. This kits offers assessments in 20 phonological awareness skills and routine cards that go with each skill. These activities are quick and easy and can be a quick mini-lesson.
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Andersen, Hans Christian; Clarke, Harry (Illustrator)
Fairy Tales by Hans Christian Andersen
New York: Brentano's, [1916]. Clarke, Harry. First Edition. Hardcover. First American edition, quarto size, 320 pp. Hans Christian Andersen's (1805-1875) "Fairy Tales" have been beloved by both children and adults ever since they were first published, with some tales appearing as early as 1835. Often containing a moral story clothed... More about Fairy Tales by Hans Christian Andersen
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Andersen, Hans [Christian]; Nielsen, Kay (Illustrations)
London: Hodder and Stoughton, [1924]. Nielsen, Kay. First Edition. Hardcover. First trade edition, quarto size, 197 pp., in original dust jacket. The fairy tales of Hans Christian Andersen (1805-1875) have been beloved by both children and adults ever since they were first published, with some tales appearing as early as... More about Fairy Tales
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Bewick, Thomas; Borden, John W. (Biographical Sketch); Krueger, Janet S. (History of the Fables)
[LEAF BOOK] Thomas Bewick & the Fables of Aesop; With an original leaf from the first edition (1818) of The Fables of Aesop and a new impression from one of Bewick's original wood engravings
San Francisco: The Book Club of California [designed by Jack Werner Stauffacher of The Greenwood Press], 1983. Bewick, Thomas. Limited Edition. Hardcover. One of 518 copies, quarto size, 59 pp., with an original leaf from the first edition of Bewick's "The Fables of Aesop" (1818) tipped in. English engraver Thomas... More about LEAF BOOK] Thomas Bewick & the Fables of Aesop; With an original leaf from the first edition...
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Crossley-Holland, Kevin (Editor)
The Norse Myths
New York: Pantheon Books, (1980). First Edition. Hardcover. First printing of the US edition, octavo size, 319 pp. This collection of Norse myths is gathered by children's author and translator Kevin Crossley-Holland (b. 1941), best known for his historical novels in the Arthur trilogy and as well as translating the... More about The Norse Myths
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Donaldson, Bess Allen
The Wild Rue, A Study of Muhammadan Magic and Folklore in Iran
London: Luzac & Co., 1938. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Octavo size, 216 pp. The turn of the last century was a time of a great number of missionaries, most with only the best of intentions, visiting the far corners of the world to assist in education. Bess Allen Donaldson (1879-1974) and... More about The Wild Rue, A Study of Muhammadan Magic and Folklore in Iran
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Edmund Dulac's Fairy Book; Fairy Tales of the Allied Nations
London, New York, Toronto: Hodder & Stoughton, [1916]. Dulac, Edmund. First Edition. Hardcover. First English trade edition, quarto size, 180 pp., fifteen colour plates. This book received a lot of attention in New York with the illustrations forming the centrepiece of Edmund Dulac's (1882-1953) first American exhibition. The tales in... More about Edmund Dulac's Fairy Book; Fairy Tales of the Allied Nations
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Evans Wentz, W. Y.
The Fairy-Faith in Celtic Countries
London: Henry Frowde, Oxford University Press, 1911. First Edition. Hardcover. Octavo size, 552 pp. First edition of the first book published by Walter Yeeling Evans-Wentz (1878-1965) who is best remembered for his studies on Tibetan Buddhism and the subsequent publication of "The Tibetan Book of the Dead" in 1927. Of... More about The Fairy-Faith in Celtic Countries
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Evans, C[harles] S[eddon]; Rackham, Arthur (Illustrations)
London: William Heinemann, (1920). Rackham, Arthur. First Edition. Hardcover. First trade edition, octavo size, 111 pp., in a custom binding by Katharine Pountney. One of the most beloved fairy tales of all time, "Sleeping Beauty" (sometimes titled "Little Briar Rose") was originally published by Giambattista Basile (1566-1632) in his "The... More about The Sleeping Beauty
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[Fables]; Jones, V.S. Vernon (Translator); Chesterton, G.K. (Introduction); Rackham, Arthur (lIlustrator)
London; New York: William Heinemann; Doubleday, Page & Co., 1912. Rackham, Arthur. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Limited deluxe edition, number 66 of 1450 copies, quarto size, [248] pp., signed by Arthur Rackham. This is the first edition of the new translation by V.S. Vernon Jones of those ancient Fables credited to... More about Aesop's Fables
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[Fairy Tales]; Angelo, Valenti (Illustrations)
Chinese Fairy Tales; Being a Collection of Ancient Legends
Mount Vernon: Peter Pauper Press, [1938]. Angelo, Valenti. Limited Edition. Hardcover. One of 1450 copies, duodecimo size, 70 pp. This collection of fables contains ten stories from the Chinese fairy tale tradition, with myths and morals drawn from ancient legends. This volume is decorated and illustrated by Italian printmaker and... More about Chinese Fairy Tales; Being a Collection of Ancient Legends
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[Folk Tales]; Lord, Albert B. (Editor); Etchemendy, Teje (Illustrations)
Russian Folk Tales
New York: The Limited Editions Club, 1970. Etchemendy, Teje. Limited Edition. Hardcover. No. 351 of 1500, quarto size, 218 pp., with announcement and prospectus. This collection of Russian folk tales contains stories of magic and enchantment, of harrowing adventure, and of love lost and found; they were collected and edited... More about Russian Folk Tales
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Golding, Arthur; Gheeraerts, Marcus (Etchings); Barnes, Richard G. (Introduction and Notes)
A Moral Fable-Talk
San Francisco: The Arion Press, 1987. Gheeraerts, Marcus. Limited Edition. Hardcover. One of 425 copies, octavo size, 355 pp., in a custom binding. This collection of fables, published by the Arion Press, takes its text from Arthur Golding's (ca. 1506 - 1606) translation of the Latin "Mythologia ethica", originally published... More about A Moral Fable-Talk
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Grimm, Jakob and Wilhelm; Untermeyer, Louis and Bryna (Editors/Foreword); Lang, Andrew (Essayist); Corcos, Lucille (Illustrator)
New York: The Limited Editions Club, 1962. Corcos, Lucille. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Four volumes (complete), no. 351 of 1500 copies, quarto size, 990 total pp., signed by Lucille Corcos, with LEC Monthly Letter and announcement. Jakob and Wilhelm Grimm (1785-1863 and 1786-1859, respectively), known as the Brothers Grimm, have popularised... More about Grimm's Fairy Tales
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The Goblin Spider; Japanese Fairy Tales. Second Series, No. 1
Tokyo: T. Hasegawa, [1931]. Reprint. Self Wrappers. Sixteenmo size, [22] pp. One of the five-volume set printed in Japan by T. Hasegawa, publisher, illustrated as the original edition of 1899. Hasegawa employed leading foreign residents as translators and noted Japanese artists as illustrators. This copy is translated by Patrick Lafcadio... More about The Goblin Spider; Japanese Fairy Tales. Second Series, No. 1
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The Old Woman Who Lost Her Dumpling; Japanese Fairy Tale Series No. 24
Tokyo: T. Hasegawa, (1902). First Edition. Self wrappers. First printing, duodecimo size, [24] pp. Printing B (for identification only, no sequence is suggested) of those noted in BAL 7937, with the colophon at the foot of p. 23, with the uncorrected "Dumplings" at the head of the text, and the... More about The Old Woman Who Lost Her Dumpling; Japanese Fairy Tale Series No. 24
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Hoffmann, Heinrich, Dr.
Prinz Grunewald und Perlenfein mit ihrem lieben Eselein [Prince Grunewald and Perlenfein with their Dear Little Donkey]
Frankfurt: Rutten & Loening, ca. 1905. Cardboard covers. 15th edition, 4to - over 9.75" to 12" tall, 24 pp., all text in German. Heinrich Hoffmann (1809-1894) although a successful psychiatrist, is remembered primarily for his children's stories - Struwwelpeter, his first book, being one of the most famous. While the... More about Prinz Grunewald und Perlenfein mit ihrem lieben Eselein [Prince Grunewald and Perlenfein with...
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Housman, Laurence; Dulac, Edmund (Illustrator)
Princess Badoura; A Tale from the Arabian Nights Retold by Laurence Housman, Illustrated by Edmund Dulac.
[London]: Hoddder and Stoughton, 1913. Dulac, Edmund. First Edition. Hardcover. First trade edition, quarto size, 119 pp., illustrated with ten colour plates. Edmund Dulac (1882-1953) was the only illustrator of his day on a par with Arthur Rackham and was known for his exquisite colours, oriental influence, and the versatility... More about Princess Badoura; A Tale from the Arabian Nights Retold by Laurence Housman, Illustrated by...
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Stories from the Arabian Nights; Retold by Laurence Housman
London: Hodder and Stoughton, (1907). Dulac, Edmund. First and Limited Edition. Vellum. Number 119 of 350 copies, quarto size, 133 pp., plus 50 color plates, signed by Edmund Dulac. This a lovely copy, in the original full vellum binding, with the original yellow silk ties. The "stories from the Arabian... More about Stories from the Arabian Nights; Retold by Laurence Housman
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Ingoldsby, Thomas [Barham, Richard Harris]; Rackham, Arthur (Illustrator)
The Ingoldsby Legends; Or Mirth & Marvels
London: J.M. Dent & Co., 1907. Rackham, Arthur. First Edition. Hardcover. First trade edition with additional Rackham illustrations on enlarged paper, quarto size, 568 pp., in original dust jacket. This book was first published in 1898 with only twelve illustrations, this being the first trade edition of the newly enlarged... More about The Ingoldsby Legends; Or Mirth & Marvels
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[Malory, Sir Thomas]; Southey, Robert, Esq. (Introduction and Notes); Upcott, William (Editor)
[King Arthur] The Byrth, Lyf, and Actes of Kyng Arthur;; Of His Noble Knyghtes of the Rounde Table, Theyr Merveyllous Enquestes and Adventures, Thachyevyng of the Sanc Greal; and in the End Le Morte Darthur, with the Dolourous Deth and Departyng out of thys Worlde of them Al.
London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, by Thomas Davison, Whitefriars, 1817. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Two volumes, quarto size, [984] pp. Sir Thomas Malory's (c. 1415-1471) most enduring and impactful work, originally titled "The Whole Book of King Arthur and his Noble Knights of the Round Table". Intended to... More about King Arthur] The Byrth, Lyf, and Actes of Kyng Arthur;; Of His Noble Knyghtes of the Rounde...
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Malory, Thomas, Sir; Beardsley, Aubrey (Illustrations); Brewer, Derek (Introduction)
Le Morte d'Arthur: The Birth, Life and Acts of King Arthur
Woodbridge, UK: Boydell Press, 1985. Beardsley, Aubrey. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Two volumes (complete), number 307 of 500, quarto size, 1120 pp. This collection by Sir Thomas Malory is a reworking of the legendary tales of King Arthur, Guinevere, Lancelot, Merlin, and the Knights of the Round Table: Malory interprets existing... More about Le Morte d'Arthur: The Birth, Life and Acts of King Arthur
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[Medieval Legends] Caxton, William (Translator)
Barlaam and Josephat; A Christian Legend of the Buddha
Greenbrae, California: The Allen Press, 1986. Limited Edition. Hardcover. One of 140 copies, quarto size, [53] pp., with original prospectus. This fifty-second limited edition from The Allen Press. A spiritual romance themed around a man's fight to attain eternal life, with parables and stories to spark the imagination. Based on... More about Barlaam and Josephat; A Christian Legend of the Buddha
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Payne, John (Translator)
[Oriental Tales] The Book of the Thousand Nights and One Night... ; Tales From the Arabic... ; Aladdin and the Enchanted Lamp...; Now First Completely Done Into English Prose and Verse, from the Original Arabic, by John Payne...
London: Printed for Subscribers Only [Atheaeum], 1901. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Number 202 of 500 copies, the "Luristan Edition", 13 volumes, octavo size, (see below for pagination), illustrated. A fantastically illustrated set of these classic Middle Eastern Folk tales from the Islamic Golden Age, all translated by John Payne from the... More about Oriental Tales] The Book of the Thousand Nights and One Night... ; Tales From the Arabic... ;...
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Puschkin, A. S. [Pushkin]; Guenther, Johannes von (Translation); Masjutin, Wassilij (Illustrations)
Ruslan und Ludmilla; Ein Phantastisches Marchen
Munich: Orchis-Verlag, (1922). Masjutin, Wassilij. Hardcover. Folio size, 68 pp., in German. Russian poet and novelist Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin (1799-1837), considered the founder of modern Russian literature, wrote "Ruslan and Ludmilla", an epic fairy tale filled with adventure, magic, and love; it tells of the knight Ruslan who goes on... More about Ruslan und Ludmilla; Ein Phantastisches Marchen
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Pushkin, Alexander; Dulac, Edmund (Illustrator)
The Golden Cockerel
New York: The Limited Editions Club [Printed at the Fanfare Press], [1950]. Dulac, Edmund. Limited Edition. Hardcover. No. 1382 of 1500, 4to - over 9.75" - 12" tall, 44 p., Signed by Illustrator. After Nicholas I, the newly crowned Tsar of Russia, had suppressed the revolutionary rising of December 1825... More about The Golden Cockerel
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National Bank of Greece (NBG) Chairman and CEO Takis Arapoglou kicked off Wednesday's trading on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) by ringing the opening bell.
According to NYSE press officer Christian Brakman, Greek companies have proven that they are able to meet the exchange's stringent criteria and predicted that the number of Greek companies listed on the NYSE will increase from six currently to 10 by year-end.
The National Bank of Greece has been trading on the NYSE since October 1999.
NBG, which will announce its first-half results for 2005 on Thursday, is active in the US through its subsidiary Atlantic Bank.
Spain's Queen Sofia visited the orphanage "Mitera" in Athens on Wednesday, where she had volunteered her services in 1956 when it operated as a nursery school.
Sofia, met at the orphanage by Health and Social Solidarity Minister Nikitas Kaklamanis, Deputy Minister George Konstantopoulos and the institute's president Maro Kontou, said she was deeply moved to find herself among former teachers and classmates.
During a brief speech she gave, Sofia referred to the institute's significant work and contribution.
"Mitera" has successfully found homes for more than 100 children.


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I must admit I am surprised that Fancamp is still in the mix regarding HPQ and BGFI.
It was my understanding that the obligation(s) had been fulfilled to Fancamp at least 1-2 years previously when Fancamp had lost its Board of Director's placement in HPQ and had sold its shares in HPQ.
If anyone would care to enlighten me (and the Agoracom followers) it would be greatly appreciated.