On and between 19 December 2014 to 19 December 2016, telemarketing telecommunications were made by Canadian Home Grocers resulting in violations of Part II, section 4 of the Rules, for initiating telemarketing telecommunications to telephone numbers registered on the National Do Not Call List (DNCL), Part II, section 6 of the Rules, for initiating these telemarketing telecommunications while not been a registered subscriber of the National DNCL and not having paid the applicable fees to the National DNCL operator associated with that client's subscription and Part III, section 23 of the Rules for initiating telemarketing telecommunications outside of the permissible calling hours.
Pursuant to section 72.01 of the Act, the undersigned has determined that the penalty for the violations identified above is $90,000.
The penalty of $90,000 must be paid by MSB Enterprises Inc. (dba. Canadian Home Grocers) to "The Receiver General for Canada" in accordance with subsection 72.09(3) of the Act.


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// Provide which advertisers to assign to which group.
$advertiserIds = array((float) 'INSERT_FIRST_ADVERTISER_ID_HERE',
    (float) 'INSERT_SECOND_ADVERTISER_ID_HERE');
$advertiserGroupId = (float) 'INSERT_ADVERTISER_GROUP_ID_HERE';

// Set SOAP and XML settings.
$advertiserGroupWsdl = 'https://advertisersapi.doubleclick.net/v1.19/api/' .
    'dfa-api/advertisergroup?wsdl';
$options = array('encoding' => 'utf-8');

// Authenticate with the API and retrieve auth token.
$token = DfaUtils::authenticate();

// Get AdvertiserGroupService.
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// Set headers.
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    DfaUtils::generateRequestHeader());
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Vijay Deverakonda said if he ever entered politics, he would like to be a dictator. (Photo: Vijay Deverakonda /Instagram)
Telugu film star Vijay Deverakonda recently shared his opinion about the concept of democracy in an interview on Film Companion and said that every person should not have the right to vote while electing leaders as is common in a democratic country.
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Q: bash script not running properly When I run this by its self in the command line it seems to work fine, but when I have another script execute this, it doesn't work. Any ideas?  I'm guessing it has to do with quotes, but not sure.
#!/bin/sh
#Required csvquote from https://github.com/dbro/csvquote
#TODO:  Clean CSV File using CSVFix
#Version 3
echo "File Name: $1"
function quit {
    echo "Quitting Script"
    exit 1
}
function fileExists {
    if [ ! -f "$1" ]
        then
            echo "File $1 does not exists"
            quit
        fi
}
function getInfo {
    #Returns website url like:   "http://www.website.com/info"
    #Reads last line of a csv file, and gets the 2nd item.
    RETURN=$(tail -n 1 $1 | csvquote | cut -d ',' -f 2 | csvquote -u)
    echo $RETURN
}
function work {
    CURLURL="http://127.0.0.1:9200/cj/_query"
    URL=$(getInfo)
    echo "URL: $URL"
    CURLDATA='{ "query" : { "match" : { "PROGRAMURL" : '$URL' } } }'
    #URL shows up as blank...???
    echo "Curl Data: $CURLDATA"
    RESPONSE=$(curl -XDELETE "$CURLURL"  -d "$CURLDATA" -vn)
    echo $RESPONSE
    echo "Sleeping Allowing Time To Delete"
    sleep 5s
}

fileExists $1
work $1

A: I cant see why a simpler version wont work: functions are useful, but I think there are too many, overcomplicating things, if what you are posting is the entirety of your script (in my opinion)
Your script is doing things using a broken lucky pattern: $1 variables are also arguments to shell functions as well as the main script. Think of them as local variables to a function.  So when you are calling $(getInfo) it is calling that function with no argument, so actually runs tail -n 1 which falls back to stdin, which you are specifying to work as < $1.  You could see this for yourself by putting echo getInfo_arg_1="$1" >&2 inside the function...
Note also you are not quoting $1 anywhere, this script is not whitespace in file safe, although this is only more likely to be a problem if you are having to deal with files sent to you from a Windows computer.
In the absence of other information, the following 'should' work:
#!/bin/bash

test -z "$1" && { echo "Please specify a file." ; exit 1; }
test -f "$1" || { echo "Cant see file '$1'." ; exit 1; }

FILE="$1"

function getInfo() {
    #Returns website url like:   "http://www.website.com/info"
    #Reads last line of a csv file, and gets the 2nd item.
    tail -n 1 "$1" | csvquote | cut -d ',' -f 2 | csvquote -u
}

CURLURL="http://127.0.0.1:9200/cj/_query"
URL=$(getInfo "$FILE")
echo "URL: $URL"
CURLDATA='{ "query" : { "match" : { "PROGRAMURL" : '$URL' } } }'
curl -XDELETE "$CURLURL"  -d "$CURLDATA" -vn
echo "Sleeping Allowing Time To Delete"
sleep 5s

If it still fails you really need to post your error messages.
One other thing, especially if you are calling this from another script, chmod +x the script so you can run it without having to invoke it with bash directly. If you want to turn on debugging then put set -x near the start somewhere.

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A budget meeting of the Randolph Township Council was called to order at 8:30 a.m. by Mayor Loveys. This meeting is held pursuant to the New Jersey Open Public Meetings Act. Adequate notice of the meeting has been provided by posting written notice of the time, date, location and to the extent known, the agenda of the meeting in Randolph Township. This notice was posted on the Bulletin Board within Town Hall, it was filed with the Township Clerk, and it was provided to those persons or entities requesting notification. Notice was also provided to the Randolph Reporter and the Morris County Daily Record on November 29, 2018 by emailing them the annual resolution adopted by the Council on November 1, 2018. The annual resolution, which included this meeting date, was advertised in the Randolph Reporter, the official newspaper of the Township of Randolph, and the Daily Record on December 6, 2018.
Mayor Loveys noted that Darren Maloney was sitting in for Manager Mountain. The Mayor offered condolences on behalf of the Council to Manager Mountain on the loss of his father.
Mayor Loveys explained that the purpose of the ordinance is to reflect the new water rates and schedule based on the memo issued by Manager Mountain dated January 14, 2019 which also included Darren Maloney's more detailed memo of January 7, 2019.
BE IT RESOLVED, that an Ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING APPENDIX A, FEE SCHEDULE, WATER RATE SCHEDULE, OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE TOWNSHIP OF RANDOLPH, MORRIS COUNTY, NEW JERSEY" be introduced, read by title by the Township Clerk and passed on first reading.
BE IT RESOLVED, that said Ordinance shall be further considered for final passage at the meeting of the Township Council of the Township of Randolph on the 7th of February 2019 at 5 o'clock in the evening, prevailing time, at the Municipal Building in said Township, at which time and place all persons interested shall be given an opportunity to be heard concerning said ordinance.
Councilwoman Veech asked how and when the increase will be communicated to the residents. Darren Maloney replied that there are several options. One is to make a notation on the bill. They were contemplating whether to send a letter to residents; they can post it on the electronic signs; the reverse 911. They will formulate over the next few weeks what will be the best way in which to communicate. Councilwoman Veech asked if the determined communication route would be reviewed by the Council. Council members expressed that the reverse 911 system should not be used since it's meant to be utilized for emergency notifications. Councilman Forstenhausler felt a letter would be best, and could only be sent to water customers with an explanation; other Council members agreed. Darren stated that he would pass the information to Manager Mountain.
Councilwoman Carey stated at the last meeting that she felt phasing in the rate increase might be a better option; however, after thinking about it, she no longer felt that way.
Councilman Tkacs agreed that it should not be phased in.
Mayor Loveys explained that the purpose of the ordinance is to reflect the reduction in the sewer rate schedule based on the memo issued by Manager Mountain dated January 14, 2019 which also included Darren Maloney's more detailed memo of January 11, 2019.
BE IT RESOLVED, that an Ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING APPENDIX A, FEE SCHEDULE, SEWER RATE SCHEDULE, OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE TOWNSHIP OF RANDOLPH, MORRIS COUNTY, NEW JERSEY" be introduced, read by title by the Township Clerk and passed on first reading.
Councilwoman Veech asked how and when the information will be communicated to the residents. Darren Maloney replied that it will be communicated in the same way as the water rate information; he will discuss it with Manager Mountain.
The budget draft being reviewed represents a 0.79% increase in the budget and a flat tax. The taxes are not going to increase.
Salaries and Wages—continue to be the primary driver. The line item is increasing by $419, 402 which represents a 4.3% increase. Contributory factors include the cumulative impact of union negotiations, and anticipated retirement payouts.
Debt service—increasing 9.42%. Last year the township went out for bonds, and now must begin to pay them off.
Rescue Squad—they requested that $20,000 was budgeted for a clothing program.
Leaf Hauling—Tom Sweeney will explain.
Recycling—line item being driven by changes in the market for recyclable sales; last year China stopped taking the single stream recyclables which resulted in paying out $130,000. The line item was increased by $125,000 this year.
Streets and Road Overtime—Tom Sweeney will explain.
Councilman Forstenhausler noted that the township currently spends $35/ton to dispose of recyclables. He asked what the township was paying for solid waste. Darren replied that he did not have that figure. Mayor Loveys added that it was approximately $94/ton.
Leaf cleanup—the snow storm during the leaf collection resulted in increased expense. Tom Sweeney will explain.
Sanitation—increasing 11.28% due to a new contract for apartment, solid waste/dumpster collection went into effect in 2018.
Statutory Charges—overall line item has increased 5.99%, driven by a 10.43% increase in the township's employer obligation for police and fire and a 3.41% increase for the township's employer obligation for PERS. The DCRP appropriation has increased from 10,000 in 2018 to 16,000 in 2019.
There was a brief discussion on the DCRP plan versus the PERS.
State Aid—assistance from the state remains the same, $1,847,005.
Local Fees—represent 9.49% of the budget.
Surplus—he did not review in detail.
The township ended 2018 with $7,869,555.26 in fund balance. The year-end surplus in 2017 was $7.5 million and increased to $7.8 million in 2018. The 2017 year-end water surplus was $689,000 and the 2018 year-end water surplus was $406,000. The 2017 year-end sewer surplus was $10.2 million and the 2018 year-end sewer surplus was $10.5 million. The combined surplus of all three year-end 2017 was $18.4 million, and the 2018 year-end was $18.8 million.
The township maintains separate accounts for both the water fund and the sewer fund; both entities are self-sustaining as of 12/31/18. The proposed 2019 water budget calls for a 1.86% increase in appropriations, for a total of $3,531,146. The proposed 2019 sewer budget is proposed at $4,531,124, which represents a 3.86% decrease.
Councilwoman Veech asked for clarification about the 1.86% increase in appropriations for the water budget as compared to the 16.75% increase. Darren explained that the 1.86% is the budget increase; the water rate increase is the revenue collected to support the budget increase.
Will this action compound (increase) Randolph's budget challenges in the coming year and beyond?
How does the value of the reduction compare with the expectations placed on the township by the public?
If this expenditure is deferred for a year, can and will the organization catch up in the future?
Mayor Loveys thanked Darren for the summary and asked for Council questions.
Councilwoman Veech noted that the surplus area is driving the revenue; she asked Darren to provide a little more information. Darren explained that the township has been increasing the use of surplus in the budget; it can be done because there is a plan on how to use it. He also explained that it can stay at the current level of utilization or it can be decreased marginally as they see fit. Councilwoman Veech asked if the 0.79% increase in the budget is coming from the additional $421,263 in surplus to support the budget. Darren replied that a good portion of that surplus is being used to make up the increase in the budget.
Deputy Mayor Carey commented that the four questions from the Manager's memo are good, particularly the first one. She felt it was important to not focus on only the coming year, but to also focus on future years.
Ralph Carchia reviewed the operating expenses for Engineering and Water & Sewer with the Council. He also reviewed his Capital Outlay and Capital budget request for 2019.
Water Meter Replacement—funding is budgeted each year to replace water meters.
Fire Hydrant Replacement—this has been very aggressive to upgrade or replace fire hydrants. There are new regulations from the DEP; there is the Water System Accountability Act where all water systems have to be accountable for a variety of items and criteria. It's a compliance issue that needs to be phased in over a few years.
Deputy Mayor Carey asked how many fire hydrants were in the township and how many still need replacing. Ralph introduced Mike Sellari, Water & Sewer Operator, and replied that there are 1,200 fire hydrants in the township.
Water Line Tapping Machine—this is an essential machine for day-to-day operations; it will be utilized to tap customers into water mains. The current machine is old and needs replacing.
Hydraulic Pipe Saw—this is a much needed piece of equipment for use during water main breaks.
Councilman Forstenhausler asked if the other years' information that was currently blank would be filled in. Darren explained that in the past the type became so small due to the number of items in Capital Outlay that it was very hard to read; therefore, he and Manager Mountain decided to only include the total expended for years 2016, 2017 and 2018. There was a discussion on how to include the items from previous years. Darren will look into ways to provide more information on the budget form.
Mayor Loveys asked why the Salary & Wage budget was down by 9.61% and what was meant by Service Contracts. Ralph explained that the Service Contracts are those with vendors for things such as pump station monitoring and water line maintenance. Darren will look into why the Salary & Wage budget was down and report back to the Council.
Darren explained that in the Deferred Charges section of the budget, he budgeted $1,000,000 to pay down a bond authorization for which bonds weren't issued for the Butterworth project. Since the cash position in the sewer utility has been so good, that he decided to start paying it down instead of issuing bonds. Next year there will be another $1,000,000 budgeted, the following year approximately $400,000 will be budgeted and then it will be paid off in cash. The first phase of the Butterworth project from years ago was bonded for, and those will be paid off in fifteen years.
Ralph Carchia explained that the Engineering budget increased slightly, 2.25%. Councilwoman Veech asked what employees were in the department; Ralph stated that he, Paul Ferriero, Richard Lindsey, Theresa LaPenna, and Wendy Demko make up the department. Darren explained that the salaries are split between Engineering and Water & Sewer; he provided the exact percentages. Council members felt that the Engineering Salary & Wage budget seemed low.
Deputy Mayor Carey asked from where the Engineering revenues come. Darren explained they are from mulch, and fees for things such as road opening permits and lot grading permits.
Councilman Nisivoccia asked about the leak detection in Water & Sewer budget and the number of leaks found. Ralph explained that it varies; there can be anywhere from five to ten; some are larger than others; weather can be a factor. There was a short discussion on the water system and leak detection.
Ralph provided an overview of the items in the capital budget. There was a brief discussion on the retaining wall replacement program.
There was a four minute break.
Russ Newman reviewed the operating expenses for Parks and Recreation, and then reviewed with the Council his Capital Budget request for 2019.
There was a brief discussion on the township parks; Councilwoman Veech asked if there was currently any fundraising for any of the parks. Russ replied that there was not currently, but it could be something to look at in the future.
Councilwoman Veech explained that she spoke with Russ at a committee meeting about creating more recreation programs for adults. She would like to see the township purchase a kiln in the future; she would like to know what other Council members thought. Russ explained that the township is about two years away from that; a new Artworks facility is part of the ten year plan. Deputy Mayor Carey suggested taking a survey in the future to determine in what type of programs residents were interested.
Brundage Carrell lighting replacement—funds have been reserved over the last several years for this replacement; this is the final funding. The project will likely be completed in 2020.
Brundage Park Playhouse—each year funds are set aside for improvements; starting to reserve money for the dressing room and rest room improvements.
Starting to reserve money for the softball field lighting; this is the only field at Freedom Park that doesn't have lighting. The money will be budgeted from 2019 to 2023.
Field improvements—each year funds are set aside.
Field Lighting—starting to reserve money.
Roof replacement on the guard house.
Artworks Alternate Facility—starting to reserve money; design planned for 2020.
Russ reviewed the request for the various parks equipment.
Councilwoman Veech asked where the Christmas Tree and Menorah lighting budgets fall under; Russ replied that they are under Self Sustaining Programs—general programs, special events.
Councilwoman Potter asked if the township received fees for the use of the park pavilions and if so, the approximate amount collected. Russ replied that the township does collect a fee; this budget does not have the different revenues, but they are tracked through the online system. The money goes into the general fund. Darren added that in the budget book it falls under Recreation Fees. Russ reported that rentals of the Community Center generated almost $12,000 in revenue; park rentals generated approximately $50,000 which includes rentals from soccer clubs, etc.
Councilwoman Potter asked what effect the minimum wage increase will have on the recreation budget. Darren replied that it will have an impact because there are exempt summer employees; the phase-in that the state wants to implement will be phased-in until 2024. He didn't think it would impact the budget this year, but it may have one next year. Russ added that for the day camp and teen camp, the group leaders and assistant group leaders currently make over minimum wage. If the expenses increase, then the fees will have to increase. Lifeguards are also currently paid more than minimum wage. Councilman Forstenhausler asked if it would make sense to try to track the impact of the minimum raise increase in 2018 for future budget planning purposes.
The Council took a four minute break.
Darren Maloney explained that he realized why the Engineering Salary & Wage budget decreased. There was a DPW employee whose salary was charged to the Water & Sewer budget. Over the years, he has done increasingly less work for Water & Sewer so they pulled his salary out of Water & Sewer and put it into DPW. Darren clarified that the DPW budget was increasing.
Mayor Loveys introduced Tom Sweeney. Tom explained that he started with the township in June; he came from Longhill Township, where he worked for 25 years.
The department maintains 152 miles of roadway; approximately 619 roads.
The department maintains the Recycling Center.
They also have the Division of Fleet Maintenance which maintains all 225 vehicles in the township. This division has a foreman and three mechanics.
Repaved approximately 24 roads; he felt that Randolph had a great road construction program.
Repaired approximately 170 catch basins; all were related to the road repaving.
In early 2019 the road sign replacement program will be completed; changing the street signs to the new regulatory 9" sign. All are done in-house.
Two Foremen, both of which have been in Randolph over 30 years, will be retiring in early 2019. They are advertising externally as well as looking internally for their replacements.
Darren Maloney explained that the increase in Public Works Salary & Wages includes the payouts for the retiring Foremen, as well as the additional worker that was previously being charged to the Water & Sewer budget.
Travel/Conference/Education—reduced a little. This is utilized for training classes and professional credits.
Supplies—reduced a little. This is for hardware, road paint for crosswalks, etc.
Mayor Loveys asked why there was a significant decrease in the Road Materials budget. Tom explained that some of the materials were charged to capital improvement in the past. There was a short discussion on how the past director always budgeted a higher amount for this line item.
Street Sweeping—all street sweeping is done in-house.
Equipment Rental—increased. He explained that they use two crews and two street sweepers for leaf collection; last fall they had to rent one since the long-standing agreement with Mendham Township to share a sweeper and operator ended last year. They will need to again rent a sweeper in the fall; he will also look into working with other towns as an option.
Uniform Cleaning/Allowance—the uniforms used to be rented and sent out for cleaning, but now they are purchased through the Morris County COOP.
Street Signs—increased. The signs are made in-house, however, the price of aluminum has gone up significantly.
Councilwoman Veech asked what complaints the Public Works department receives the most. Tom replied that the largest complaint is potholes; he explained the process once a pothole complaint is received. Another big complaint is knocked over mailboxes during the snow plowing season.
There was a short discussion about the time it sometimes takes for repairs to the fire equipment.
Salary & Wages—reduced because last year there was money included to cover the payout of a retiring recycling worker.
Contractual Services—increased; the $151,500 includes $125,000 for new Single Stream recycling costs.
When the budget was set last year for leaf hauling, they were estimating from the 2017 cost of the contract for service which was $6.79/cubic yard. That was the first year that landscape contractors were allowed to place residents' leaves at the curb; it has since caught on more. When it went out to bid, it was now $8.24/cubic yard. Therefore, the price and volume have increased.
The township crews haul the leaves to the Public Works yard and the contractor loads the leaves onto the tractor trailers.
He is working on ways to decrease these costs.
Councilman Forstenhausler asked if there were any ways to manage the leaves internally, such as mulching them instead of paying to have them removed. There was a discussion about grinding the leaves and storing them in the township; Tom explained the DEP regulations regarding sitting leaves, such as that they can only sit for six months and need to be turned over every two weeks. Council members discussed educating and encouraging residents with properties adjacent to woods, to blow leaves into the woods instead of to the curb.
Rock Salt—increased the budget; however, the budgets for liquids have been reduced. He is not a big fan of brine; he prefers treating the roads with salt and plowing. Brine can be cost effective for some storms, but not larger storms.
Miscellaneous—this budget is generally used for food for the crews during snow events.
Councilman Forstenhausler asked if there was any way to track the effectiveness of Tom Sweeney's method of storm preparation compared to the previous method, other than subjectively. There is not really a way to track it other than by the number of complaints or compliments.
Maintenance—includes all the township vehicles, administration, roads, recycling, police, fire, and rescue.
Uniforms & Supplies—some of the mechanics get a tool buy back.
He felt this was a very well run department; he is impressed with the building, the cleanliness, and the work done in-house.
Tom reported that he did not have any Capital Outlay for 2019.
There was a short discussion on the budgeted money in 2018 for a dump truck. The Council recently rejected a bid because it came in over the specification; the truck was never purchased.
Replace pickup truck—the 2012 truck is being replaced. The former Director had them on a seven year replacement plan, for which Tom felt appropriate. The old pickup truck will go into the pool of trucks that are used for the part-time snow plowers.
Dump truck (#914)—the budget will be used to sand blast the frame and the dump body, paint it, and replace hydraulic hoses.
Dump truck (#924)—has a salt spreader built into the body; the steel body is now rusting and the dump body and clutch will be replaced.
New lift truck—this request was from Buildings & Grounds; there are currently two "hook and go" trucks. These trucks can have multiple bodies attached to them. One of the current trucks can have the lift attached to it for changing parking lot lights, trimming trees, and other things such as hanging banners.
Councilwoman Veech asked if there were security cameras and lighting on the equipment at the Public Works facility. Tom replied that there are security cameras and lighting; they are working on upgrading those (was part of 2018 budget). Most of the more expensive equipment is stored in the garages, only some of the small plows are outside; all keys are removed from the vehicles each night.
Mayor Loveys asked the status of the maintenance of the detention basins. Tom replied that they do some mowing, but a lot are very overgrown. Tom will discuss the maintenance issue/plan with Paul Ferriero.
Mayor Loveys asked if a resident called the DPW directly, there was someone that would be responsive. Tom said it would be him who responds. Calls go to the Engineering Department and they complete work orders, etc.
Judith Stewart of 114 Everdale Road stated that it is difficult to hear in the Council Chambers. Council members asked Donna Luciani to discuss with Manager Mountain the idea of having either microphones or speakers added to the room.
Mrs. Stewart also asked if there should be privileges for senior citizens within the budget. She explained that last summer senior citizens had access to Randolph Beach for free; there are other privileges available as well.


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Is Wheatgrass Worth Trying? 8 Potential Benefits to Consider
Emily DiNuzzoUpdated: Jun. 29, 2021
Medically reviewed by Elisabetta Politi, CDE, MPH, RD
Wheatgrass is a classic health food fad, but is it really as healthful as enthusiasts claim? Top nutritionists unpack the potential benefits and risks of wheatgrass juice and supplements.
Ready for a wheatgrass shot?
Before influencers began shilling collagen and celery juice, there was wheatgrass—arguably the original health food fad. Once upon a time, you couldn't stumble into a juice bar without seeing the stuff.
It's seeing a bit of a resurgence these days, thanks in part to the growing popularity of chlorophyll. You might remember from middle school science class that chlorophyll is a pigment that gives plants their green color and helps them absorb energy and create food from sunlight.
With TikTokers claiming chlorophyll can help a host of ailments, it was only a matter of time until wheatgrass made a comeback. It is, after all, one of the best sources of the substance.
But is it worth adding a wheatgrass shot, juice, or powder to your diet? Here's what the research shows, and what experts think about it.
What is wheatgrass?
Wheatgrass is from the Triticum aestivum, or wheat, plant leaves. People take it in the form of wheatgrass juice, wheatgrass powder, and wheatgrass supplements.
You may have come across wheatgrass at juice bars—the juice is often sold in shot form.
Wheatgrass nutrition
The nutrition profile of wheatgrass is so amazing that some might even call it a superfood.
It's full of vitamins and minerals
Wheatgrass contains an alphabet of vitamins: A, B, C, E, and K. And it's loaded with minerals such as iron, magnesium, calcium, potassium, and zinc.
Just how nutritious is the plant?
One ounce of wheatgrass juice is equal in vitamins, minerals, and amino acids to a little over two pounds of green leafy vegetables, according to Advances in Plants & Agriculture Research.
It contains antioxidants
The grass is a great source of antioxidants.
In fact, the antioxidants and proteins in wheatgrass may reduce oxidative stress, according to a study published in the Journal of Food Science. And clinical trials point to potential benefits for a host of other health issues and diseases, says research published in Mini Reviews in Medical Chemistry.
It's high in amino acids
Our bodies use amino acids to make protein. We make some of them naturally, but the nine essential amino acids that we can't make must come from food.
Research in the Journal of Pharmacy & BioAllied Sciences found that of the 17 amino acids in wheatgrass, eight are essential amino acids.
That's especially great since most sources of essential amino acids are animal products. If you're a vegetarian, vegan, or follower of a primarily plant-based diet, wheatgrass offers another way to get these essential nutrient.
It contains chlorophyll
If the promise of chlorophyll drew you to wheatgrass, you're in luck. It appears the plant does indeed contain the compound.
A study in the Journal of Food Science and Technology found that a 200-milliliter serving of wheatgrass contains 82 to 958 micrograms of chlorophyll.
Keep in mind: the verdict on chlorophyll's health benefits, if it has any, isn't in. More research is necessary, but initial research points to possible benefits for weight loss and blood cells.
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Potential wheatgrass benefits
Thanks to the nutrients in wheatgrass, claims about its health benefits include detoxification, better digestion, and everything in between.
Although the superfood is potentially healthy, there's not enough research to know how much it helps specific issues. And some of the supposed benefits have yet to be studied at all.
Where there is research on wheatgrass, it's mostly conducted using laboratory-grown cells or animals. That means there is little to no current research on whether or not the purported effects occur in humans.
And the studies that have been conducted in humans are small—too small to see a true effect.
Bottom line: it's too early to make any specific health claims. This goes for research on cancer cells, cholesterol, blood pressure, and diabetes.
Here is what experts and the current evidence on humans say about the possible benefits of wheatgrass.
May reduce symptoms of ulcerative colitis
A review of research, published in the World Journal of Gastroenterology, looked at alternative medicine treatments to ease the symptoms of the inflammatory bowel disease, ulcerative colitis.
One of those treatments was wheatgrass juice.
In one of the studies, researchers found that drinking about half a cup of wheatgrass juice daily for a month improved symptoms and the severity of rectal bleeding more than the placebo.
The theory is this benefit stems from wheatgrass' antioxidant content, which may help reduce inflammation.
May reduce chemotherapy side effects
Small studies have demonstrated that taking wheatgrass along with certain chemotherapy treatments can help reduce the side effects of chemotherapy, according to registered dietitian Malina Malkani.
In an older study, published in Nutrition and Cancer, researchers asked 60 people with breast cancer to either take daily wheatgrass juice during chemotherapy or not.
The researchers conclude that wheatgrass juice may reduce myelotoxicity, a potentially life-threatening condition in which bone marrow function is impaired.
May help weight loss
Wheatgrass contains thylakoids, which may help increase weight loss by suppressing appetite.
A trial on 20 overweight women, published in Appetite, found that supplementing a high-carb meal with thylakoids enhanced satiety compared with a placebo.
Before you get too excited, know that the study was not on wheatgrass specifically.
May help support blood transfusions
Wheatgrass may also have the potential to help those with some blood disorders, according to Malkani.
Research in the journal Cureus looked at the effect of wheatgrass on children with thalassemia, a blood disorder that causes anemia. The researchers randomly assigned kids to either get their usual blood transfusions and folic acid treatment or add daily wheatgrass tablets to those treatments.
Although children who took wheatgrass still needed the same number of transfusions as those who did not, they reported a better quality of life.
Is wheatgrass gluten free?
Considering "wheat" is right there in the name, we don't blame you for wondering whether the grass is safe for people avoiding wheat.
Wheatgrass itself contains no detectable gluten, Malkani says.
That's because harvesting occurs before the gluten-containing wheat seeds sprout, according to registered dietitian nutritionist Lisa DeFazio. The wheatgrass itself is the young, fresh leaves of the plant.
The method used to prepare wheatgrass, however, could make it prone to some cross-contamination. This is especially true since the process involves using wheat seed, which does contain gluten, according to Malkani.
"For those with celiac disease, gluten sensitivity, or another reason to avoid gluten, it's best to contact the manufacturer about their methods and testing before consuming wheatgrass," she says.
When you talk to the manufacturer, make sure you're getting certified gluten-free pure wheatgrass, DeFazio says.
Note that gluten-free foods must contain less than 20 parts per million (ppm) of gluten, according to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Still, you may also want to ask your doctor about adding wheatgrass to your diet if you are avoiding gluten.
Safety, risks, and side effects of wheatgrass
Reports of minor gastrointestinal upset and difficulty tolerating the taste and smell of wheatgrass juice are common, according to Malkani. You might experience nausea or constipation, DeFazio says.
Wheatgrass seems to be safe for most people, but pregnant and breastfeeding women should avoid it.
And it's always important to consult with your doctor, pharmacist, or registered dietitian before starting any supplements, including wheatgrass, since some supplements can interfere with the function of certain medications.
The FDA does not evaluate the effectiveness, safety, or quality of dietary supplements before they enter the marketplace. That means there is no guarantee that supplements contain the ingredients they claim to contain. Or that it doesn't contain toxins.
If choosing wheatgrass as a dietary supplement in powder or capsule form, look for well-known brands that are certified by a third-party testing organization, Malkani suggests.
What do experts think about wheatgrass?
The body of available evidence on wheatgrass is currently minimal.
Most researchers agree that large, controlled studies are necessary before they can make any firm recommendations about wheatgrass, including which form is best and whether it offers certain health benefits, Malkani says.
For instance, some powders may not be as good as a shot of wheatgrass, as the processing decreases nutrients, says DeFazio.
"However, wheatgrass is a great source of many vitamins, minerals, and essential nutrients, and for some people, in the context of a balanced diet, it provides an easier way to consume more plants," she says.
Of course, there are cheaper ways to get those nutrients.
"Many of the nutrients in wheatgrass, such as vitamins C and E, chlorophyll, proteins, and flavonoids, can be obtained from other foods that may not be as expensive," Malkani says.
So it might not be worth paying for wheatgrass powder, juice, or supplements when you could get similar nutrients from whole foods—for a lot less.
Next, check out the benefits of another trendy drink: aloe vera juice.
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Advances in Plants & Agriculture Research: "Health and nutritional benefits of wheat grass juice"
Journal of Pharmacy & BioAllied Sciences: "Chromatographic analysis of wheatgrass extracts"
Journal of Food Science and Technology: "Chlorophyll and total phenolic contents, antioxidant activities and consumer acceptance test of processed grass drinks"
Mini Reviews in Medical Chemistry: "The Medical Use of Wheatgrass: Review of the Gap Between Basic and Clinical Applications"
Journal of Food Science: "Nutritional Quality and Antioxidant Activity of Wheatgrass (Triticum aestivum) Unwrap by Proteome Profiling and DPPH and FRAP assays"
World Journal of Gastroenterology: "Advances in treatment of ulcerative colitis with herbs: From bench to bedside"
Nutrition and Cancer: "Wheat Grass Juice May Improve Hematological Toxicity Related to Chemotherapy in Breast Cancer Patients: A Pilot Study"
Appetite: "Supplementation by thylakoids to a high carbohydrate meal decreases feelings of hunger, elevates CCK levels and prevents postprandial hypoglycaemia in overweight women"
Cureus: "Efficacy and Safety of Wheat Grass in Thalassemic Children on Regular Blood Transfusion"
Quality Assurance and Safety of Crops & Foods: "Confirmation of gluten-free status of wheatgrass (Triticum aestivum)"
Food and Drug Administration: "'Gluten-Free' Means What It Says"
Medically reviewed by Elisabetta Politi, CDE, MPH, RD, on June 29, 2021
Originally Published: May 17, 2021
Emily DiNuzzo
Emily DiNuzzo is an associate editor at The Healthy and a former assistant staff writer at Reader's Digest. Her work has appeared online at the Food Network and Well + Good and in print at Westchester Magazine, and more. When she's not writing about food and health with a cuppa by her side, you can find her lifting heavy things at the gym, listening to murder mystery podcasts, and liking one too many astrology memes.


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Homocystinuria with bilateral absolute glaucoma
BR Kalra, S Ghose, NN Sood
Dr. Rajendra Prasad Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Ansari Nagar, New Delhi, India
S Ghose
Dr. Rajendra Prasad Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Ansari Nagar, New Delhi-110029
Kalra B R, Ghose S, Sood N N. Homocystinuria with bilateral absolute glaucoma. Indian J Ophthalmol 1985;33:195-7
Kalra B R, Ghose S, Sood N N. Homocystinuria with bilateral absolute glaucoma. Indian J Ophthalmol [serial online] 1985 [cited 2021 Jan 20];33:195-7. Available from: https://www.ijo.in/text.asp?1985/33/3/195/30821
Homocystinuria was first detected as a new metabolic disorder in 1962[1],[2]. Since then many cases have been reported in the literatures[3],[4],[5],[6],[7],[8],[9],[10],[11],[12]. The association of glaucoma[10],[13],[14],[15] and even buphthalmos[10],[13],[14], is known, but there is no case of homocystinuria with glaucoma documented in Indians. The present case is a report of absolute glaucoma in both eyes with bilateral ectopia lentis in a typical case of homocystinuria.
An 8-year-old Hindu girl was referred with complaints of sudden loss of vision in both eyes, right eye 4 months ago, followed by left eye one and a half months back. The loss of vision in each eye was preceded by an acute attack of redness and pain in the eyes and severe vomiting. She was hospitalised elsewhere for treatment of vomiting, the ocular cause not being then suspected.
The patient was a full term normal delivery, and had cried soon after birth. The developmental milestones were considerably delayed-social smile at 4 months, head holding 5 months, sitting with support 9 months and without support 10 months, standing 18 months, walking 2-1/2 years and intelligible speech at 3-1/2 years. All three brothers and other family members were apparently normal. There was no history of con sanguinity.
On general examination, the patient was poorly built with body weight 15.2 Kg., height 107.5 cms., span 112.5 cm, with a height to span ratio of 0.95: 1, and upper segment to lower segment ratio of 0.95 : 1. The pulse, respiration and blood pressure were normal. She had a high arched palate and the uvula was absent. The child was moderately retarded mentally; the exact I. Q. score was difficult to ascertain because of aphasia. Examination of the musculoskeletal system revealed pectus excavatum, and arachnodactyly, genu valgum and flat foot [Figure - 1].
The other systemic examinations were unremarkable.
The facies was characteristic of homocystinuria [Figure - 2]. Ocular assessment showed absence of perception of light in both eyes. Nystagmoid movements were present. The adnexae were normal. The eyeballs showed bilateral equatorial and circumferential ciliary staphyloma [Figure - 2][Figure - 3]. The right anterior chamber was very shallow, being absent in the central area due to anterior dislocation of the lens [Figure - 2], the anterior surface of which was touching the back of a hazy cornea. In the left eye [Figure - 3] the anterior chamber was deep and there was posterior dislocation of the lens, the latter lying in the inferonasal quadrant of the vitreous. Both lenses showed punctate cataractous changes. The iris had patches of atrophy on both sides. The pupils were round, dilated and fixed. On examination of the funds in the right eye, only a faint glow could be seen, but in the left eye the cup/disc ratio was 0.8 to 1 with pronounced pallor and obvious glaucomatous optic atrophy. The digital tension was markedly raised in both eyes.
The haemogram, routine urinalysis, and X-rays chest and skull were within normal limits. X-ray long bones revealed osteoporosis. The urinary cyanide-nitroprusside and the more specific, silver-nitroprusside tests[11], were strongly positive for homocystine. Electrocardiography and echocardiography revealed no significant heart disease. The patient was kept on oral pyridoxine and appropriate diet. The parents and siblings were examined and found to have no significant ocular, systemic or biochemical abnormality.
The present case had systemic and biochemical features typically known in homocystinuria[1],[2],[3],[4],[5],[6],[7],[8],[9],[10],[11],[12[. The association of absence of the uvula does not seem to have been reported before. Bilateral punctate cataractous changes have not been described in homocystinuria, where lamellar or nuclear cataract is usually seens[6],[16]
She developed the serious ocular complication of absolute glaucoma at a relatively early age which had led to equatorial and ciliary staphyloma in both eyes. The mechanism of pupillary block in the production of glaucoma in homocystinuria is documented earlier[13],[14],[15]. This is definitely the cause of glaucoma in the right eye of our patient, where the lens was dislocated anteriorly. In the left eye with posterior lens dislocation into the vitreous, the glaucomatous optic atrophy may be because of vascular insufficiency of the optic nerve due to minor thromboembolic phenomena[11], and partly due to secondary changes following lens dislocation into the vitreous. It is possible that in this eye also the lens had been earlier causing pupillary block glaucoma, and only later was dislocated posteriorly into the vitreous.
Bilateral equatorial and circumferential ciliary staphyloma with absolute glaucoma in association with bomocystinuria, as in this case, does not seem to have been reported before in the Indian population. The glaucoma was detected too late in the course of the disease for any ocular treatment to be beneficial in this case, as she had already lost total vision.
A case of homocystinuria with typical systemic features and bilateral ectopia lentis in an 8-year-old Indian girl is presented, who lost vision in both eyes due to absolute glaucoma following bilateral dislocation of lenses.
There was equatorial and circumferential ciliary staphyloma in both eyes. Specific biochemical tests confirmed the diagnosis of homocystinuria. The aetiopathogensis of glaucoma in this case is discussed. The importance of early detection of ocular complications in homocystinuria is stressed.
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Associate Research Professor, Laboratory Animal Resource Center, Laboratory Animal Resource Center
Emailhickmand@iupui.edu
Characterization and Etiology of Swollen Muzzles in Irradiated Mice
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Glucocorticoid induced leucine zipper in lipopolysaccharide induced neuroinflammation
Witek, E., Hickman, D., Lahiri, D. K. & Srinivasan, M., Jan 1 2019, In : Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience. 11, JAN, 432.
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The effects of cage color and light intensity on rat affect during heterospecific play
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Wellbeing of Alcohol-preferring Rats Euthanized with Carbon Dioxide at Very Low and Low Volume Displacement Rates
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Bias in rating of rodent distress during anesthesia induction for anesthesia compared with euthanasia
Baker, B. A. & Hickman, D., Mar 1 2018, In : Journal of the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science. 57, 2, p. 143-156 14 p.
Cohousing male mice with and without segmental bone defects
Rytlewski, J. D., Childress, P. J., Scofield, D. C., Khan, F., Alvarez, M. B., Tucker, A. T., Harris, J. S., Peveler, J. L., Hickman, D. L., Chu, T. M. G. & Kacena, M. A., Apr 1 2018, In : Comparative Medicine. 68, 2, p. 131-138 8 p.
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Scofield, D. C., Rytlewski, J. D., Childress, P., Shah, K., Tucker, A., Khan, F., Peveler, J., Li, D., McKinley, T. O., Chu, T. M. G., Hickman, D. & Kacena, M., May 1 2018, In : Life Sciences in Space Research. 17, p. 44-50 7 p.
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Effects of music enrichment on individually housed Male New Zealand white rabbits
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Home cage compared with induction chamber for euthanasia of laboratory rats
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The cost of self-imposed regulatory burden in animal research
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Johnson, J., Brown, G. & Hickman, D., Mar 2013, In : Lab Animal. 42, 3, p. 81-82 2 p.
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Effects of space allocation and housing density on measures of wellbeing in laboratory mice: A review
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cage size
Effects of age of pups and removal of existing litter on pup survival during cross-fostering between multiparous outbred mice
Hickman, D. & Swan, M. P., Sep 2011, In : Journal of the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science. 50, 5, p. 641-646 6 p.
litters (young animals)
dams (mothers)
Evaluation of the aesthetics of physical methods of euthanasia of anesthetized rats
Hickman, D. & Johnson, S. W., Sep 2011, In : Journal of the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science. 50, 5, p. 695-701 7 p.
decapitation
Retained fetal membranes in C57BL/6NCrl mice: Description of clinical case presentations and related epidemiologic findings
Johnson, J. K., Vemulapalli, T. H., Van Alstine, W. G., Roberts, C. S., Garner, J. P. & Hickman, D., Dec 2011, In : Comparative Medicine. 61, 6, p. 505-509 5 p.
retained placenta
Intraperitoneal catheter placement for pharmacological imaging studies in conscious mice
Boudreau, E., Chen, G., Li, X., Buck, K., Hitzemann, R. & Hickman, D., Jan 2010, In : Lab Animal. 39, 1, p. 23-25 3 p.
Response: Right decision; Inadequate justification
Johnson, J., Crisler-Roberts, R. & Hickman, D., Jul 2010, In : Lab Animal. 39, 7, p. 201-202 2 p.
Organizational Decision Making
Use of a body condition score technique to assess health status in a rat model of polycystic kidney disease
Hickman, D. & Swan, M., 2010, In : Journal of the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science. 49, 2, p. 155-159 5 p.
body condition
Endpoints for mouse abdominal tumor models: Refinement of current criteria
Paster, E. V., Villines, K. A. & Hickman, D., Jun 2009, In : Comparative Medicine. 59, 3, p. 234-241 8 p.
A cost-effective and efficacious method of pinworm treatment for large colonies of mice
Hickman, D., Swan, M. & Hartman, G. P., Jul 2008, In : Lab Animal. 37, 7, p. 308-312 5 p.
Enterobius
Aspiculuris tetraptera
The other IACUC should decide
Hickman, D., Paster, E. & Tonsfeldt, E., Feb 2008, In : Lab Animal. 37, 2, p. 62-63 2 p.
Staphylococcus-induced urolithiasis in estrogen-treated ovariectomized nude mice
Gibbs, L. K., Hickman, D., Lewis, A. D. & Colgin, L. M. A., Jul 2007, In : Journal of the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science. 46, 4, p. 61-65 5 p.
Staphylococcus intermedius
Liver lesion in an opossum (Didelphus virginianus)
Hickman, D., Jul 2006, In : Lab Animal. 35, 7, p. 18-21 4 p.
The Laboratory Animal Boards Study Group: A multifaceted tool for preparation for the American College of Laboratory Animal Medicine Board Examination
Hickman, D., King-Herbert, A. & Murphy, S. J., Jul 2006, In : Journal of the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science. 45, 4, p. 33-39 7 p.
The effect of fostering on the genetic expression of locomotor sensitivity to alcohol
Hickman, D., Burkhart-Kasch, S. & Phillips, T. J., Dec 2005, In : Comparative Medicine. 55, 6, p. 498-502 5 p.
Multi-phase approach to eradicate enzootic mouse coronavirus infection
Hickman, D. & Thompson, K. J., Sep 2004, In : Contemporary Topics in Laboratory Animal Science. 43, 5, p. 22-28 7 p.
Coronavirus Infections
Coronavirinae
culling (animals)
Persistent shedding of mouse hepatitis virus in mouse lines selected for genetic differences in alcohol sensitivity
Hickman, D., Sep 2004, In : Contemporary Topics in Laboratory Animal Science. 43, 5, p. 19-21 3 p.
Murine hepatitis virus
genetic lines
Diagnosis: Subclinical Hypovitaminosis C
Hickman, D., Wasson, K. & Ehrhart, E. J., 2003, In : Lab Animal. 32, 9, p. 24-25 2 p.
Morbidity and Mortality in a Group of Young Guinea Pigs
Hickman, D., Wasson, K. & Ehrhart, E. J., Oct 2003, In : Lab Animal. 32, 9, p. 23-25 3 p.
Comparison of static and dynamic medium environments for culturing of pre-implantation mouse embryos
Hickman, D., Beebe, D. J., Rodriguez-Zas, S. L. & Wheeler, M. B., 2002, In : Comparative Medicine. 52, 2, p. 122-126 5 p.
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Need More Cookies? Air Fryer Peanut Chewies
These are not, not, not your average peanut butter cookies. In fact, the cookies contain no peanut butter. The Peanut Chewies are loaded with peanuts, crispy on the edges, and, of course, chewy in the middle. They look a little like a macaroon, but they aren't. They are far simpler to put together than macaroons. You need a food processor, no extra bowl, because, hey, I don't like to wash dishes. Do you have to use an air fryer? No, but, quite frankly, the cookies turn out better if you do, rather than baking them in a conventional oven. Nonetheless, the oven-baked version does quite nicely. Just bake the cookies a little longer--about 15 minutes, depending on how brown you want them. How do the cookies taste? I really like them. So much so, that I have to put them someplace where they aren't easily accessible. Even then, I can't always resist their temptation. My rationale is that the cookies are loaded with protein-rich peanuts, so obviously they're good for you! Well, not exactly, but the cookies are better than some other options! And stay tuned...If I don't eat them all before I take a picture, I'll soon post a recipe for an almond variant...that's a big "if"....
Air Fryer Peanut Chewy Cookies -- Makes about 24
2 cups of roasted peanuts (skins on are fine, and roast them first in the air fryer)
1 cup of flour
1/2 teaspoon of baking powder
1 teaspoon of vinegar
Add the peanuts to the the bowl of a food processor and pulse them until the peanuts are ground but not transformed into a paste (about 10 pulses should do it). Add the sugars, egg, vanilla, oil, and milk to the food processor bowl and pulse until everything is well blended. Add the flour, salt, baking powder, and baking soda to the food processor bowl and pulse until the dry ingredients are just incorporated into the wet ones. Add the vinegar and give the mixture a few pulses to mix in the vinegar. The cookie dough should be fairly stiff. Cut parchment paper into squares to fit your air fryer (I use 6-inch squares). Place three 1 1/2 tablespoon scoops of dough on each square, spacing them out in a triangle pattern, so they are as far apart as possible. Flatten out the dough a little until it is about 1/2 inch thick. Put one batch of cookies into the air fryer, set the temperature at 320 degrees, and air fry the cookies for 8-11 minutes. The cookies should be a deep golden brown. They also will continue to firm up as they sit, so resist the urge to bake them until they're completely firm. You want them a little chewy in the center, even after they firm up. Remove the cookies from the air fryer and bake the remaining cookies. Alternatively, you can wrap the dough well with plastic wrap, refrigerate it, and bake your cookies as needed. I've found that the dough keeps for at least a week in the refrigerator.
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The Alderman House (also known as the Royal Palm Antiques) is a historic house located at 2572 East First Street in Fort Myers, Florida. It is locally significant as an excellent example of the Mediterranean Revival style architecture in Fort Myers during the Florida Land Boom of the 1920s.

Description and history
The stuccoed -story house was completed in 1925 in the Mediterranean Revival/Spanish Colonial Revival style of architecture. The house is currently the national headquarters for The Healthcare Television Network.

On December 1, 1988, it was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.

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Rexford was originally located on the Kootenai River, but when 420-foot-high Libby Dam was built in the 1970s, thus turning the Kootenai River into Lake Koocanusa, Rexford moved two miles inland.
Today, this tiny town of 100 residents swells to many hundreds more during the summer months, as campers, boaters, swimmers, and fishermen enjoy the pristine waterfront.
The town is off Highway 37, about eight miles west of Eureka. Watch for a blinking yellow light and a sign pointing out a road to your right.
The center of Rexford is the EZ-K RV Park next to which is the wonderfully quaint Frontier Bar, with substantial food, a full bar, and casino from 11:00 am to very late every day.
Nearby are beaches, campgrounds, boat launches, and entertainment venues.
Rexford Bench Campground is a popular destination for boating, fishing and swimming on Lake Koocanusa, and hiking in the surrounding forest. It is located off the road that leads into Rexford.
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Brazil: Vasco lift the Copa Brasil for the first time (+video)
Posted in South America Football by peterbein on June 9, 2011
Éder Luís celebrates his goal in last night's Copa Brasil final
Vasco da Gama finally got their hands on the Copa Brasil with an away goals victory over Coritiba. In a hard fought two-legged contest Vasco had prevailed with a 1-0 win at home in the first leg before travelling to Coritiba for last night's return fixture.
Vasco took the lead after just 11 minutes when Alecsandro, who scored the only goal in the first leg, scored from six yards out to give his side the lead. Coritiba fought back and had turned the second leg around by half-time with goals from Bill (29 minutes) and Davi (44) giving the home side a 2-1 lead on the night. Vasco, however, would gain another away goal just before the hour mark after Éder Luís's long-range effort wrong footed the Coritiba keeper Edson Bastos to restore parity. Coritiba's fighting spirit returned midway through the second half with Willian scoring a beautifully struck goal from distance to make it 3-2 on the night and 3-3 on aggregate.
With twenty five minutes left there was still plenty of time for Coritiba to upset the odds and score a fourth but, sadly for the home side, it wasn't to be as Vasco da Gama held out to finally claim a maiden Copa Brasil triumph. The title win means that Vasco have booked a place in the 2012 Copa Libertadores.
WATCH SECOND LEG HIGHLIGHTS HERE:
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Brazil: Alecsandro gives Vasco crucial first leg lead (+video)
The first leg of the Copa Brasil final took place last night with Vasco da Gama winning by a narrow 1-0 victory over Coritiba. Alecsandro scored just five minutes into the second half to give Vasco the advantage in front of a sell-out crowd at their home Estádio São Januário. Neither club has ever won the Copa Brasil before in their history and with Coritiba playing host in next Wednesday's second leg one thing that is guaranteed is that there will be a new name on the trophy whoever comes out on top.
SEE ALECSANDRO'S WINNING GOAL HERE:
Brazil: Vasco and Coritiba to meet in Copa Brasil final (+video)
Posted in South America Football by peterbein on May 26, 2011
There will be a new name on the Copa Brasil trophy this year as Vasco da Gama and Coritiba secured semi-final, second leg wins on Wednesday night.
Vasco da Gama, one of Brazil's biggest clubs, have surprisingly never won this tournament but have a great chance to add their name to the list of winners following their 3-1 aggregate defeat of Avaí FC. The first leg between the two sides finished 1-1 and with Avaí having home advantage in the return fixture it seemed that a shock could be on the cards. However a 3rd minute own goal from Avaí's Revson soon settled any nerves in the Vasco team. A Diego Souza goal ten minutes before the break sealed the deal for Vasco whose only appearance to date in the Copa Brasil final came in 2006 where they lost out to arch-rivals Flamengo CF.
WATCH AVAI FC v VASCO DA GAMA 2ND LEG GOALS HERE:
Coritiba will feature in their first ever Copa final after they squeezed past Ceará SC with a 1-0 aggregate win. Following a goalless first leg both teams played out a tense match in which the first goal was always going to be crucial. Anderson Aquino opened the scoring five minutes into the second half and Coritiba never looked back as they put the heartbreak of three previous losing semi-finals behind them to qualify for their maiden final. Check out the footage taken live from inside the stadium below.
WATCH CORITIBA v CEARA GOAL HERE:
The Copa Brasil final will be a two-legged affair with the games played on Tuesday, June 1st and 8th.
Unlikely heroes end Flamengo's 17 year title drought
Posted in South America Football by peterbein on December 7, 2009
Dejan Petkovic celebrates Flamengo's Brasileiro triumph
Brazilian giants Flamengo were, eventually, made to work hard for the Brazilian national championship (Brasileiro) after they toiled to a 2-1 victory over Grêmio at a sell-out Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro. The "Rubro Negro" (Red and Blacks) have now won six Brazilian national championships, thus equalling the number already achieved by outgoing champions São Paulo.
At the start of the day there were four teams with a mathematical chance of winning the title: Flamengo, Internacional, São Paulo and Palmeiras. The fact that Flamengo were playing at home to Internacional's arch-rivals from the city of Porto Alegre, Grêmio, meant that many fans and pundits had written this game off as a certain three points for "O Mengão". What wasn't in the script though was Grêmio taking the lead, Roberson turning home a corner in the 22nd minute to stun the home supporters. Thankfully for the Red and Black masses they didn't have too long to wait before parity was restored. Centre-half David shot from distance to level it at 1-1 on the half-hour mark and it was to remain at that score at half-time. Elsewhere Internacional's 2-0 lead at home to already relegated Santo André meant that if scores stayed the same after 90 minutes then Flamengo would lose the title that they craved more than any other. They simply had to win.
The second half started quite slowly but Flamengo soon created chances. They were rewarded in the 70th minute when Dejan Petkovic's left-sided corner was headed home by another unlikely scorer, centre-half Ronaldo Angelim, and the Flamengo fans started to party in the Maracana. Ten minutes from the end the party was very nearly brought to a halt as Adilson wasted a glorious close range effort for Grêmio. After that though both teams just saw the game out and at the final whistle the party really could begin. Adriano, who returned to Brazil after a roller-coaster period at Internazionale in Italy, finished the season as joint top scorer in the Brasileiro (along with Mineiro's Diego Tardelli on 19 goals) and, more importantly, as a champion.
In the other matches Internacional beat Santo André 4-1 to secure the runners-up spot from São Paulo, whose three year reign as champions ended with a 4-0 win against Sport Recife. Flamengo, Internacional and São Paulo are joined in the 2010 Copa Libertadores by Cruzeiro, who finished fourth after their 2-1 victory against Santos was coupled with a defeat for nearest challengers Palmeiras (2-1 away to Botafogo). Corinthians, home of Ronaldo and recent signing Roberto Carlos, also have a berth in the Libertadores thanks to their Copa Brasil triumph over Internacional in the early months of the season.
Eight teams qualified for next year's Copa Sudamericana: Palmeiras, Avaí, Atlético Mineiro, Grêmio, Goias, Barueri, Santos and Vitoria. At the bottom of the table a dramatic finish saw Rio giants Fluminense avoid relegation by one point after their 1-1 draw at Coritiba was enough to send their opponents down into Serie B along with Sport Recife, Náutico and Santo André. Those four clubs will be replaced in the 2010 Brasileiro by Vasco da Gama, Guarani, Ceará and Atletico Goianiense.
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Dr. Sebers brought his wealth of clinical and administrative knowledge to CHP in 2013 as a Regional Medical Director. In 2015 he transitioned to Corporate Medical Director and was appointed Chief Clinical Officer in 2017. Dr. Sebers maintains a clinical practice in the Portland Metro area where he has actively practiced since 1989. At CHP, Dr. Sebers oversees our Clinical Services and Provider Services Departments. This includes utilization and quality management as well as credentialing, contracting and provider relations.
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The main object of the study and work trip is to share experience and knowledge in the field of medical infrared thermography (MIT). The recent development of small portable high-resolution infrared cameras has given us the opportunity to explore more uses of this technology as a non-invasive diagnostic imaging tool in a large cross section of medical fields including neurology, rheumatology, dermatology, surgery (e.g plastic and cardiac), sports medicine and dentistry. MIT has also the advantage of low operating costs, speed of the examination and is a safe method for both the patient and medical staff (no ionizing radiation involved). The Norwegian partner is an internationally recognised expert in the use of MIT in both clinical and experimental situations, running one of the few dedicated MIT laboratories in Europe at a University Hospital The workplace of the Czech partner is only one of the few in the Czech Republic where are trying to implement experimentally infrared thermography into medical practice. The aim of the work visits is to exchange ideas and experience on the challenges surrounding the use of MIT, especially in the field of surgery. We also wish to develop thematic practical course for both participating parties including the medical staff and medical students from Masaryk University. A further longer-term goals of our proposed collaboration is to create a virtual MIT centre where it will be possible to interact with other European partners and specialist in this topic.
Our partner in Norway has long experience with medical infrared thermography. They operate a dedicated Thermography laboratory at the department of Radiology at the University Hospital of North Norway, which is affiliated to the Faculty of Health Sciences at UIT the Arctic University of Northern Norway. The Norwegian partner also has long experience in planning and running courses in Medical Thermography at different levels. Thus, visiting this facility will be very inspirational for preparing a similar laboratory in the Czech Republic and will also be beneficial for our medical staff and medical students in the Czech Republic.


Sometimes we lose our heads, when in the moment.
Ghosts art show progress... process.
The first mysterious illustration/painting (1 of 3). For the upcoming Ghosts art show.
Its been awhile since I've used tracing paper. But this was the way it panned out to compose it for Photoshop, especially when I scan it in the computer. To make life easier to edit this monster of a drawing. I joke because its basically the "real world" version of layers. It seems to look visually cluttered right now, but once I included color in the ghost "streams"... I hope it will all come together. I'll post the next step soon.
More to it then meets the glaze.
Raining heavily in Minnesota today. Steady oppressive rain, good stuff.
The Halloween Kids Show Begins Again.
It will be ghost themed art. With art by myself, Chrysa Otto, Sarah Hedstrand and Katy Ellis. Limited edition silk screen prints (50) designed by Cory Speets http://www.gigposters.com/designer/57842_Cory_Speets.html and printed by Pretty Picture Prints. http://prettypictureprints.com/ Button packets designed by all of the artists will be for sale at the show also. I'm stoked!
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Happy New Year and welcome to the first of the monthly email updates for Joan Butts Bridge Centre members. Please keep an eye out for these updates which will contain details about upcoming lessons, events and other important information.
What a great Christmas break up party we had at the new JoJo's on Monday!
Maria had gone to so much trouble organising the day, and I was blown away by the generosity of Stefan and his partner Rose.
There was a gorgeous beach bag gift for everyone (I'll be using mine to carry sets of bridge boards!) and inside were various beauty products. THANKS!
There was a lovely menu of our lunch at each place setting, and the food was superb! The tables looked grand too, with modern Christmas decorations all along the length of each long table.
The whole place looks like a divine Mediterranean holiday palace, with a whole retail section for gorgeous gifts, clothes and furniture!
Thanks to all you wonderful Monday bridge players for the support you've shown Martin and me during 2017.
We're restarting on Monday January 15th, so have a good break for Christmas.


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