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Berula erecta
(Huds.) Coville
Apium berula Caruel
Apium sium Crantz
Berla monspeliensium Bubani
Berula angustifolia (L.) Mert. & W.D.J.Koch
Berula angustifolia Boiss.
Berula angustifolia Greene
Berula incisa (Torr.) G.N.Jones
Berula orientalis Woronow ex Schischk.
Berula pusilla (Nutt.) Fernald
Berula thunbergii (DC.) H.Wolff
Carum sioides J.M.Black
Selinum berula E.H.L.Krause
Siella erecta (Huds.) Pimenov
Sium angustifolium L.
Sium erectum Huds.
Sium incisum Torr.
Sium orientale Soó
Sium pusillum Nutt.
Sium thunbergii DC.
Common Name: Cutleaf Waterparsnip
Cultivated plant in the Botanical Garden of Charles University in in Prague, Czech Republic
Photograph by: Karelj
Colony of plants growing in shallow water in the Jardín Botánico del Bosque de Chapultepec, México
Photograph by: Consultaplantas
Flowering stem
Photograph by: Stan Shebs
Close-up of the leaf
Photograph by: Andrey Zharkikh
Stem, showing new roots being formed at the nodes
Drawing of the flowering and fruiting stems
Photograph by: Thomé, O.W., Flora von Deutschland Österreich und der Schweiz, Tafeln, vol. 3: t. 374 (1885)
Berula erecta is a robust, erect to decumbent, herbaceous perennial plant producing stems usually less than 100cm but sometimes up to 250cm tall from a rhizomatous rootstock. The stems are usually stoloniferous, rooting at the nodes, the plant often forming large colonies[
The plant is sometimes harvested from the wild for local medicinal use and possibly as a food.
The plant is classified as 'Least Concern' in the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species(2013)[
IUCN Red List of Threatened Species
A list of plants under threat and facing possible extinction, usually with brief details of the threats and information on habitat.
The plant is toxic, and capable of causing death to grazing animals[
Illustrated Flora of North Central Texas
Diggs, Jnr. G.M.; Lipscomb. B. L. & O'Kennon. R. J
http://artemis.austincollege.edu/acad/bio/gdiggs/NCTXpdf.htm
Botanical Research Institute, Texas.
An excellent flora, which is also available on-line.
Flora Zambesiaca
http://apps.kew.org/efloras/fz/intro.html
An excellent online flora of plants from the Zambezi River basin. It lists a number of the plant uses as well as the habitats and botanical descriptions of the plants.
Widespread in the temperate zones of Europe, Asia, N. America, also found in eastern Africa from Egypt through the tropical regions to S. Africa.
An aquatic or semi-aquatic plant, growing in ditches, canals, ponds, streamsides, fens and marshes[
Conservation Status Least Concern
Berula erecta is found through much of the northern temperate zone, avoiding the colder, more northerly regions. It is also found through the tropical areas of eastern Africa.
Judging by its native habitats, it is likely to need a moist to wet soil or shallow water, and a position inin full sun or light shade[
Ken Fern
Notes from observations, tasting etc at Plants For A Future and on field trips.
The leaves of this plant are very similar to Apium nodiflorum, differing in colour and in the usually greater number of pairs of segments[
The leaves and flowers have been used for food[
Native American Ethnobotany
Moerman. D.
Timber Press. Oregon.
Very comprehensive but terse guide to the native uses of plants. Excellent bibliography, fully referenced to each plant, giving a pathway to further information. Not for the casual reader.
]. This report needs to be treated with some caution - see notes above on toxicity.
The plant is used externally in the treatment of rheumatism[
An infusion of the whole plant can be used as a wash for swellings, rashes and athletes foot infections[
Seed -
Cite as: Temperate Plants Database, Ken Fern. temperate.theferns.info. 2023-01-31. <temperate.theferns.info/plant/Berula+erecta>


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The TPS staff is always helpful and has done an excellent job managing and improving the show. The support I receive before, during and after the show is invaluable and truly appreciated.
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Dr. Rob Watkins is a native of the Fort Myers area. He graduated from Fort Myers High School in 1986, and went on to attend Edison Community College and Florida State University for his Pre-Medical Studies. He attended Life University – School of Chiropractic for his Chiropractic doctorate degree and graduated in 1992.
Dr. Watkins Graduated from Life University Chiropractic College in 1992. Also attended: Florida State University, Edison College. Additional degrees: National College – Physiotherapy, Erhardt Radiological Science, Florida Workman's Compensation Certified, AMA Disability and Impairment Rating Certified.
Public service and education are two of the many goals that Dr. Watkins strives to attain. He currently serves as the Director and Past President of the Lee County Chiropractic Society which requires him to be the voice for the region on the Board of Directors of the Florida Chiropractic Association. He served on the Board of Athletic Trainers in the past, as appointed by Gov. Jeb Bush.
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Created by New Westminster, British Columbia ministers as an ecumenical initiative in Biblical Theology for Advent 2022. Join pastors from the Roman Catholic, Anglican, Presbyterian and United churches as we journey through the beauty of the Advent season.
Advent 2022: The World Turns. New Westminster Ministerial Group
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A Righteous Branch, A Promise Kept: Jeremiah 33:14-16
The Reverend Laurie McKay is a pastor of Trinity Church and Director of Don't go Hungry, a weekly food distribution justice initiative that feeds over 1300 of our friends and neighbours.
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John the Baptist: Matthew 3:1-12
Vicar: The Venerable Richard Leggett
I come to Holy Trinity Cathedral as Vicar from a diverse background in ministry. I have been a member of a diocesan staff, a curate in a large urban parish, the priest in charge of a small-town congregation, the coordinator of youth and adult education for a cathedral, a professor at Vancouver School of Theology, a member of the staff of the Anglican Church of Canada and the rector of a parish in Vancouver.
I am excited to be Vicar of Holy Trinity Cathedral. We are pioneering a course that will help other congregations face the challenges of Christian ministry and discipleship in the twenty-first century. God has given us an opportunity to do justice, to love mercy and to walk humbly with our God in the centre of New Westminster. Whether our neighbours know it or not, they need us to be leaven in the loaf of this downtown community. And with God's grace we shall do just that.
In addition to Holy Trinity Cathedral's media and digital presence, you can visit my blog, my Facebook page or my Twitter feed.
The Magnificat: The Song of Mary
Carole has been active in both parish and diocesan life for many years. A graduate in Education from UBC, she has used her training in public schools, university, and especially in Christian Education and other programs in the church. Working with people of all ages has enabled her to experience the wonders of ministry in our Lord's name.
Carole has been a leader in several areas in the diocese: Chair of the Program Committee and Evangelism Unit. She served on the Christian Education and Administration and Finance committees. She was also Chair and President of the Board of Directors at Camp Artaban. Nationally, she served a term on the Anglican Journal Board of Advisors., and attended a Conference for women in Winnipeg.
Carole served as Pastoral Associate at St. Christopher's for over twenty years. Her ministry included inter-generational programs such as Christian Education, organizing parish events and worship services, Baptism and Confirmation preparation, and organizing youth activities such as The Duke of Edinburgh Award program. At present she is one of the co-ordinators of the Breakfast Club at Holy Trinity Cathedral, and assisting with coaching long-distance and cross-country runners at St. Thomas More Collegiate in Burnaby.
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Join Catholic Priest, and educator Father Nick Meisl as he reveals to us the mystery of Jesus during this Advent Season through the lens of Luke 21:25-26.
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Fr. Leon Fouquet OMI the founder of the Parish and a Professor of Theology arrived in 1860 and after two months of searching in the Fraser Valley and the Okanagan chose New Westminster for a site for a new mission, with Hope as an outpost. In 1934, after the old church on Blackwood Street was badly damaged by a gale in October, St. Patrick Hall (later Dontenwill Hall) was used as a church. The first Mass was celebrated in the new church on 4th Street and Royal Avenue on Palm Sunday April 2nd 1939. Since the arrival in 1860 of Fr. Fouquet, many Oblate priests and brothers have faithfully served the parish as pastors, chaplains, teachers, counsellors, sacristans, builders, plumbers, bookkeepers, cooks and gardeners.We remain today under the spiritual direction of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate.
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The RO-C is a very compact spreader that will fit behind every tractor. The spreader comes with a grading box as standard, to determine the fertiliser characteristics and quality. With the RotaFlow system and 4 vanes per disc, the fertiliser is treated in a gentle way and is spread in a triangular shaped distribution pattern with double overlap. The Vicon RO-C can spread up to 21 metres.


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Digital Detox Way Overdue
Smartphones and mobile technology are powerful tools we can use to improve our lives, but all too often we are slaves to the machine, writes Johan Nylander
Some time ago, I made an experiment. After finishing work on Friday, I switched of the data roaming on my mobile phone – silencing all social media, emails and instant messaging – and didn't turn it on again until Monday morning. Admittedly, it might not sound as daring as going totally off-grid at a silent spiritual retreat in the Hindu Kush for a year. But the outcome of the weekend experiment was striking.
First, I hadn't felt more relaxed in ages. Just revoking this constant distraction of social media notifications, emails and news alerts made me feel like I was on holiday. I felt more present in conversations, more social and fulfilled, with more energy. What was striking was that the positive effect kicked in almost immediately; just knowing the phone was off put a warm blanket of calm over my shoulders. I didn't, however, switch off entirely as family and friends could still reach me with a phone call. Still, silence lingered.
Second, it wasn't easy. Several times I had to the fight the temptation to have just one tiny little glance at my Linkedin or Facebook, a cheeky check of WeChat or WhatsApp, or a sneaky peek to check for any breaking news, urgent emails, game updates or… well, just anything. My fingers were itching. Perhaps not as bad as for someone trying to quit smoking but I felt a strong urge to turn the data on. I had to mentally fight it. They call it nomophobia – or no mobile phone phobia.
Mobile phones, digital devices and the internet have brought amazing benefits. They have become central to our lives; for work, studies, social connections and entertainment. They are fun and efficient. But expects also warn about over-dependence, and an unhealthy attachment.
Today, mobile phone addiction seems to be spreading like wildfire across the world, and according to some research the problem is the worst in Asia. Although there's still a lack of adequate academic studies and scientific data, most researchers agree that a new powerful obsession has entered our society.
Hooked...
No matter where you go, people have their heads buried in a virtual world.
Dr Joyce Chao, a clinical psychologist at the Dimensions Centre in Hong Kong's Central district, explains that our digital devices, as well as the content they display, are designed to be addictive. When we're unable to check our devices for whatever reason, anxiety sets in.
"I have more and more people coming to our clinic because they feel anxious if they don't stay connected all the time," she says.
Before setting up the practice in Hong Kong, she worked in Hawaii with people suffering from severe psychiatric problems, including a jail diversion program to help criminals with mental illness and drug addictions.
"Back in Hong Kong in private practice I also see many people with severe addictions issues with substances like alcohol, sex or gambling. But also adults and children with internet addictions. Some kids won't even get out of their house."
Sometimes, she explains, she feels like a personal trainer for the brain. She assesses a patient's strength and weaknesses, and helps them to train their mental muscle to resist the temptation. The fundamental idea of the iPhone, she says, is that the device becomes a part of us, attached to us. So how do we create a healthy detachment? She gives an example:
"Tell yourself that during dinner tonight I shall not look at my phone. If you realize that you can't, that you have to check your phone although you shouldn't, you really have a problem. If you try to use the mental muscle but the muscle doesn't work, you might need psychological help."
Indeed, in Hong Kong it's a common sight to see couples on a romantic dinner ignoring each other and instead texting with other people on their smartphones. You can see groups of friends in a bar with every single one of them absorbed in their screens. We've all seen children burst out crying when their parents take the digital device away from them – and how often does the parent lose the fight and hand the phone or tablet back to the bawling brat? This is harmful in many ways, according to several experts interviewed for this article.
A lost generation...
The numbers affected by mobile overdosing are striking. In South Korea, for example, 72 percent of children own a smartphone by the age of 11 or 12 and spend on average 5.4 hours a day on them, according to a 2016 study of almost 1,000 students. As a result, the study concluded, about 25 percent of children were considered addicted to smartphones.
Hong Kong's Department of Health has found that infants younger than one year are frequently given electronic devices as "e-pacifiers," or a "shut-up tool." Some 32 percent of the youngsters polled by the department believed they slept less because of the internet, 39 percent said the habit had affected their academic performance and 51 percent said there were more family quarrels as a result. Yet, the survey also found only very few parents said they supervised their children when using electronic devices.
Ninety-eight percent of parents in Southeast Asia allow children to use devices, according to a study commissioned by Samsung Kidstime. The primary motivation of parents for allowing their children to use devices is to supplement their education, but the same study shows that most kids use them for something else – gaming. At the same time, 92 percent of polled parents were worried about the impact of device use on their children's health, and the addiction to devices. Children's health was the biggest concern in Thailand (99 percent), inappropriate content in Indonesia (95 percent) and addiction to devices in Singapore (94 percent).
In China, the first country to recognize internet addiction disorder as a mental illness, there are military-style clinics to stamp out new media addictions. According to a 2016 survey from Tencent, among citizens aged 28-37, 94 percent are not used to going out without their mobile phones, 84 percent will feel anxious if their phones fail to connect to the internet, and 73 percent check a social app at least once every 15 minutes. In fact, special pedestrian lanes have been created for "the heads-down tribe" – a nickname for pedestrians who constantly have their eyes glued to their mobile phone as they walk and text or watch videos.
"Data shows that for the young people in China, smartphone addiction has become a chronic and widely extending disease," research company Daxue Consulting said in a blog post. Chinese are finding it increasingly difficult to live without their smartphones."
Mobile phone stress has given rise to an array of "digital detox" self-help books, courses and even apps to limit and monitor your own use. Also, a growing number of hotels have seen the need for their guests to get a break from the digital inflow.
Wakeup call...
At the Mandarin Oriental in Hong Kong, guests can slip into the "Digital Wellness Escape," a detox treatment curated to help guide the mind, body and spirit away from online distractions and light pollution.
"People are increasingly recognizing how much harm is coming from digital devices and the constant use of them. I mean, phones are amazing. There are so many benefits. But we've come to a point where people are too attached to them," says spa director Misty Stewart "So in a spa setting, we try to counterbalance that."
The treatment is more than just a 90-minute escape. It's a way to create long-term awareness, like a wakeup call. The treatment starts with a quiz with questions including: Do you allow digital devices during family dinners? Do you reply to emails and texts while walking on the street? Are you unable to put your phone aside while you focus on other things?
"The answers of the questions tell how connected you are, or rather how hard it is for you to disconnect. We want to give people that awareness where they think 'wow, let's look at this'. Mobile phones really affect you and your family, as well as your eating habits, sleep and routines. It's a huge problem," she says.
Dr Seamus MacAuley, head counselor at rehab clinic The Cabin Hong Kong in Central, warns that withdrawing from the real world and hiding in the virtual can lead to "intimacy anorexia," a relationship disorder where people withhold love and affection from others.
"There's a huge amount of gaming, surfing and texting out there. In itself it's not harmful; not until you feel negative consequences and can't control it anymore," he says. "Some even sleep with their phone under the pillow."
He explains that there are two signs an individual has reached his or her addiction threshold. First, when it becomes impossible to control the amount of time they are spending on their devices, and second, when their behavior starts to have a negative impact on their life. In other words, heavy usage of technology does not necessarily make a person an addict: that only happens when their use becomes exaggerated.
But how much is exaggerated use? Often it's people around the individual, like family members or work colleagues, who first see the signs and negative consequences, MacAuley explains. He cites the example of a client who came for help after his wife alerted him that he was overdosing on social media.
"His wife was fed up with him never being [mentally] present. He would wake up around 3 or 4 in the morning and spend the next few hours on Twitter. He would be late for work and not be able to manage his wake-sleep cycle," he says.
But, at the end of the day there's only one person who can make a change – yourself. It's all about your own motivation, or your mental muscle.
"You can chain an alcoholic to a radiator, but it won't make him not want to have a drink. It's all about losing the desire. The problem is not stopping, it's staying stopped."
The same goes for mobile phones.
Hard wired
Our attachment to gadgets may be part of a deeply imbedded evolutionary adaptation central to our use of tools.
Behavioral scientists studying the cognitive abilities of animals such as beavers, crows, bower birds and chimpanzees raise the possibility that when using tools – in the broadest sense, the interaction between our fingers and other moving parts and inanimate things – our brains have evolved to include them as part of our body map.
Once an animal takes hold of an object such as a stick, stone or iPhone 8+, it becomes, for "conceptual purposes a temporary part of the animal itself," Princeton biologist James L. Gould and his science writer wife Carol Grant Gould wrote in Animal Architects, Building and the Evolution of Intelligence, "only to become a separate entity again once released."
As human intelligence developed, so too has our ability to conceptualize, plan and imagine though externalization and abstraction. In our heads, perhaps, our smartphones have become part of us.
"As birds use their claws and beaks, and beavers employ strong teeth and hand-like paws, we manipulate the objects around us, using them as either components or tools (or more often both)," the Goulds wrote. "Once a familiar component is in our hand, it can become part of us conceptually, an object for which the behavioral possibilities can be estimated on the basis of past experience and then extrapolated."
Take the Mandarin's Digital Wellness Health Quiz
Do you allow digital devices during family dinner?
Do you text or use internet while eating alone?
Do your friends of family express frustration with your technology consumption?
Do you watch TV or use the internet right before going to bed?
Do you sleep with notifications and ringer in the "on" position?
Does your work expect you to be available more than 10 hours a day on the phone?
Do you reply to texts or emails during meetings?
Do you reply to emails and texts while walking on the street?
Do you look at your phone screen during workouts?
Are you unable to put your phone aside while you focus on other things?
If you answer YES on more than half of these questions, you might suffer from smartphone overdosing. (The full quiz contains twice as many questions)
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Help Guide Parks Canada Priorities of the Rocky Mountain Region — January 31, 2019 – Jim Eglinski, M.P.
OTTAWA: Jim Eglinski, Member of Parliament for Yellowhead, is pleased to advise that Parks Canada is seeking your views and ideas on the future of the seven mountain national parks.
Our mountain national parks are internationally well-known for their breathtaking landscapes, incredible visitor experiences, and remarkable biodiversity. We need to preserve these marvellous places," said MP Eglinski.
Parks Canada will be consulting on and developing all seven management plans for the mountain parks at the same time to facilitate landscape level planning and develop common approaches across the region. All Canadians, including youth and newcomers, are encouraged to get involved and help shape the future of the mountain national parks.
Management plans for the mountain national parks are due in 2020.
Based on the input received, Parks Canada will develop individual draft management plans for further review input during a second stage of public engagement expected in early 2020. Feedback collected during the second stage will help to finalize each management plan in 2020.
"I encourage stakeholder organizations, from Indigenous peoples, and from local communities and visitors to provide their input in helping to shape and guide the priorities for each of the mountain national parks through the development of individual management plans," concluded MP Eglinski.


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I love taking bridal portraits because you can take your time- (except when its about to rain), get the lighting right, get some sweet shots of the bride, and it also takes away an element of stress from the wedding day because its one less thing to cram in. The one draw back is I can't post them till after the wedding!!!! Here is Jennifer Conley's bridal portraits. She married Chad at The Hermitage (Andrew Jackson's home) in a quaint, candlelit, little chapel. It was very romantic. We went to the Hermitage a month before the wedding and took her bridal portraits in one of the gardens. They turned out amazing. Brides- this is an amazing place to get married if you love gardens or little chapels. Let me know what you think.
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selenatiger » Rock » Elvis Costello & The Attractions - Accidents Will Happen
Elvis Costello Attractions Radar Records New Wave 1979
Performer: Elvis Costello & The Attractions
Title: Accidents Will Happen
Style: New Wave
Year 04 May 1979
Label Radar Records
Catalog Number ADA 35
Record From: Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, Single, Push-out Center
Elvis Costello & The Attractions - Accidents Will Happen mp3
1 Wednesday Week 2:01
2 Talking In The Dark 1:55
3 Accidents Will Happen 3:00
ADA 35 Elvis Costello & The Attractions Accidents Will Happen (7", Pic) Radar Records ADA 35 UK 1979
17 332 Elvis Costello And The Attractions Accidents Will Happen (7", Single) Radar Records 17 332 France 1979
ADA 35 Elvis Costello & The Attractions Accidents Will Happen (7", Sol) Radar Records ADA 35 UK 1979
3-10919 Elvis Costello Accidents Will Happen (7", Single) Columbia 3-10919 Canada 1979
3-10919 Elvis Costello Accidents Will Happen (7", Single, Mono, Promo, Ter) Columbia 3-10919 US 1979
Mastered By – Porky
Producer – Nick Lowe
Written-By – Elvis Costello
The picture sleeve was deliberately printed inside out on this release. Plain white outside - full colour inside. This edition features the push-out center and is not solid.
Plangent Visions Music Ltd.
℗ & © 1979 Riviera Global Record Prods. Ltd.
Issued under license from Riviera Global Record Productions Ltd.
© 1979 Radarscope Records Ltd. trading as Radar Records in association with WEA Records Ltd
A Warner Communication Company
Track durations not listed on the release.
Matrix / Runout (Variant 1: Runout, A): PORKY PRIME CUTS WILL HAPPEN S-4 ADA 35 A2
Matrix / Runout (Variant 1: Runout, B): PECKO S-6 ADA 35 B2
Matrix / Runout (Variant 2: Runout, A): [stamped] ADA-35-A-4 [etched] A PORKY PRIME CUT
Matrix / Runout (Variant 2: Runout, B): [stamped] ADA-35-B-4 [etched] PECKO
Record Company – Radarscope Records Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Riviera Global Record Productions Ltd.
Copyright (c) – Riviera Global Record Productions Ltd.
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El Rally de Ferrol de 2013, fue la 44.ª edición y la quinta ronda de la temporada 2013 del Campeonato de España de Rally. Se celebró del 23 al 24 de agosto contó con un itinerario de nueve tramos sobre asfalto que sumaban un total de 171,76  km cronometrados.

El ganador fue Luis Monzón a bordo del Mini Cooper WRC que sumó su cuarta victoria de la temporada. Segundo fue Alex Pais con el Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X y tercero Enrique García Ojeda con el Citroën DS3 R3T. Xavi Pons que había liderado el rally durante la primera jornada sufrió un pequeño golpe en su Mitsubishi Lancer EVO X que le hizo perder más de cuatro minutos. A pesar de caer solo hasta la segunda plaza finalmente tuvo que abandonar por avería en el diferencial trasero. Algo similar sufrió Sergio Vallejo que a pesar de haber sumado un scratch se vio obligado a abandonar en el sexto tramo. En la Copa Fiesta el ganador fue Celestino Iglesias y en la Copa Suzuki Francisco Lago.

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With a hardened cold body he is buried in the earth as cold as he is now. Covered by snow even colder. Snow seems to cover him like time covers my memory.
Cold is the distance which separates him from me, which keeps him under the earth apart from me.
I am worried to might have forgotten him through time, since time makes forget. Time is required to forget, the two don't go without each other.
I am worried that time has been so selfishly all demanding. That it has brutally torn apart my thoughts of him, from him.
Fly over the mountains towards him on the northern shore where he is still covered by earth not snow anymore. Time takes away not only the seasons but also remembrance of him I'm afraid.
Then my birds land on his grave which is now covered by another tide than winter.
My thoughts have tucked him in, but will they still be doing this?
Which was replaced fifteen times by spring. As time passes, and seasons switch each other of, my memory of him is switched of by new ones.
Am I unfaithful, anna, to may not remember him as much as I should? It would be ultimately loyal for one to always keep remembering.
This however is toilful when many years, which contain even more toil and change, pass.
Oh Anna, would he forgive me, if I were to have forgotten him?
Would he forgive me, even when time passes on. Time, which takes me further.
Would he forgive me if he knew, and understand that I would have to cope with new and other desires and hopes. That those occupy and fill my mind so that there might not be anything left to be filled by him?
Even though those hopes and desires could sometimes be dark or wrong, they won't be able to hurt him anymore. Will they?
I do want to emphasize that I have never trusted my hart to anyone other than him, after he brightened heaven.
Not ever after him have I been enriched by a man, like nature is enriched by the sun.
Al my life light, and with that my happiness died with him.
I am unhappy ever since, but I hope my bliss brightens and warms him in his grave.
Oh dear Anna, with him I had dreams worth of gold, so beautiful.
I realized that there is no point in desperation, I learned to appreciate existence. Because If he would be here I would appreciate it. This tells us that we should appreciate existence, hence we are sad when it is lost.
This empowered me and blissed me. Strangely without having actual joy.
But Anna I was still not fixed yet. My tears did still fell down for him.
Rush to him, and to cry in vain for his death. It seemed that when he peacefully died, my soul was torn violently from my body with him. As if I died more than he did.
However, I should be strong and do not let these thoughts take over to ruin me.
I should not let the devil like merciless pain of memory embrace me.
Because If I would, I would drown myself in the satisfying grief, pouring into my soul.
Oh Anna, how could I, empty as I now am, live again?


Every school-age child with a special educational need (SEN) should have a written plan of support. Every single one. That is my interpretation of the SEND Code of Practice (SEND COP) and I will explain why.
Published in June 2014, Chapter 6 of the SEND COP describes the provision of SEN Support in Schools. It describes a system that is far removed from the days of Individual Education Plans and from setting targets for children who are not achieving someone else's idea of 'good enough' progress.
The new approach talks about children fulfilling their potential, about achieving their best. It talks about understanding barriers to learning and providing support. Critically, nowhere, anywhere, does it talk about targets. Implied is: 'make the environment right for the child and they will progress'.
At the Whole School SEND Summit, last week Edward Timpson (Minister of State, DfE) reiterated the importance of identifying pupils that are making "less than expected progress". Not below average progress, or so many years behind lack of progress – but less than expected progress. There is an important difference and this is outlined in point 6.17: progress should be measured against the individual child's potential, not someone else's idea of what they 'should' be achieving. For more from me on this topic see here.
Every school is required to identify and address the SEN of the pupils that they support (6.2 of the SEND Code of practice). So, to the leap that EVERY CHILD with a learning difficulty or SEN should have a written plan of support.
"Where a pupil is identified as having SEN, schools should take action to remove barriers to learning and put effective special educational provision in place. This SEN support should take the form of a four-part cycle …….. This is known as the graduated approach".
allocate appropriate support to remove the impact they will have on learning and on school life.
**Insert sounds of exasperation here** It just isn't that easy is it?
It is probably important to state here that not all support/provision needs to cost thousands of pounds. I have no doubt that a change in culture to genuine multiagency respect, to a less judgemental approach towards parents and one that lends itself to fewer assumptions (usually wrong), would save thousands of hours of time in dealing with frustrated parents and lead to better outcomes for the children. There are also very many small accommodations that could be made for children that would have no financial impact at all, but that would make a big difference.
The four parts of the cycle referred to in the COP are Assess, Plan, Do and Review. Throughout, there is reference to the INVOLVEMENT of the children and their parents and recognising and recording their views. Also the need to communicate to the parents, the teachers' views of the child's needs and details of all provision being offered.
I think some may find it hard to believe that this has been policy for nearly 3 years now.
Every child with SEN will have barriers to learning which should be identified through an assessment.
I think the phrase 'barriers to learning' is critical. It doesn't say 'make a list of diagnoses' or identify 'causes for concern'. I especially dislike the latter as, in my experience, many teachers have been unable to separate their own needs from Peter's. Their need for a cooperative child, and to demonstrate adequate academic progress for all pupils, was not impacted by Peter's ASD, Dyslexia, Anxiety (freeze response) and so on. Peter's needs to not spend the day with a body full of adrenaline and mind numb with confusion didn't impact on their tick boxes, or their comfort, in any way.
If your brain and thinking flit about uncontrollably at top speed, if your body needs to move more if because of your neurophysiology, it is biologically more difficult to concentrate.…..
You get the gist. These may not be a 'cause for concern' for the teacher, but they certainly impact on the day of children with SEN: on their ability to learn, to progress and to be happy.
They impact on our children's ability to enjoy what their neurotypical peers can take for granted. Isn't that the whole point of equity? To level the playing field?
The SEN COP makes it clear that these barriers to learning should be assessed and understood so that interventions and support can be properly targeted.
So, once these barriers to learning have been identified, support and interventions should be agreed and written in a plan. All with the full involvement of the child and their parent.
Have you noticed…. there's still no reference to targets?
As an example, let's take a child who struggles to write, whose ability to produce written work that properly reflects their level of ability is impacted. Of course, they want: 'their work to be recorded to a level that reflects their ability'. Practising writing for 5 minutes a day is unlikely to level the playing field anytime soon is it? It may be important and this provision may be considered beneficial, but a truly equal chance for this child to achieve their best will require more imaginative support.
For Peter, being believed and understood was the one intervention that would have had the biggest impact. He would have felt safer and his anxiety would have been reduced. Barriers to learning would have been dissolved and his chance of enjoying his time at school and of learning would have been dramatically enhanced.
An important note here is to say that children with low muscle tone, or with impaired social communication skills, (and so on) cannot amend their physical make up any more than a diabetic child can grow a new pancreas. A child that fatigues easily cannot decide to get less tired anymore than a deaf child can sort themselves out a new cochlea. These barriers to learning will need to be considered and supported in the long term. Whilst the impact they have on everyday life may fluctuate, they will not be fixed by a 6-week intervention group.
I don't think interventions should be about becoming less disabled, but more about bridging the gaps so that their chances of achieving their best are as close to their academic peers as is possible.
Children with additional needs should not be set additional targets. See here for more on that.
It should go without saying that for the plan to have any chance of helping it needs to be implemented, but I have recently heard stories that make it clear it does need to be stated. Putting a plan in an office drawer will not lead to a child's need being met, no matter how well it is written.
every child with SEN should have a plan of SEN support.
that if all children with SEN had a plan that was effective then the numbers of children developing AVOIDABLE BARRIERS TO LEARNING would be reduced.
AVOIDABLE BARRIERS TO LEARNING come about when a child's needs are unknown and unmet in school and therefore are allowed to escalate and become entrenched.
"In just ten months Peter went from a boy who attended mainstream school unsupported, costing the taxpayer nothing in additional school resource, to being so broken by his school experiences he needed to be admitted to a psychiatric unit at just 9 years old. As a result, he is unlikely to ever return to mainstream education again and needs support costing in excess of £100k per year".
Make a list of your child's barriers to learning for yourself.
Draw a timetable with your child and go through it with them asking them to talk about each bit in their own way – I did this with an 11 yo last term and it revealed loads of ways that free adaptions could make his day more tolerable.
Expect to have a written plan that is developed with the full involvement of you.
Expect that it will be reviewed at least three times a year.
Expect that out-of-date school documentation possibly won't lend itself to this approach and prepare to think about how you will talk about that(!).
Don't expect the teacher to know chapter 6 of the SEN COP as well as you do – it is hard enough getting the day job done without reading up on SEN policy.
Don't be afraid to ask for an early review of the barriers to learning if more crop up and need thinking about or if the support that is in place isn't having the desired impact.
I nearly called this post 'A Different Way Of Thinking'. I honestly think that this chapter in the SEN COP lends itself to dramatically improving the way that children are supported in school. That if it was wholeheartedly embraced within the spirit in which it is intended, within the context of the culture laid out by the whole policy, then without a single penny of extra funding the lives of many children and their family would be improved.
For more about NOT setting additional targets (but instead implementing support) see here.
Thanks for your info above, It's given me loads of things to think about, I'm so tired with the fight all the time, but I won't stop until I get my son James sorted. The problem I think is he is the only Student in the school with High Functioning autism and suffers with anxiety and there is a lack of education!!!
This made me feel very tearful, because despite being in a specialist school, they have only talked to us about targets and my sons anxiety is becoming entrenched. He is now not attending. Do you mind if I ask, how is Peter and is he learning at home or in school now? I'm wondering what solution you found.
Oh good. that is exactly what i like to hear!
It's an excellent post. But the trouble is the reality. Schools and LAs simply will not accept (in my experience and research) any of the barriers you describe that do not translate into the child either disrupting a class or failing to attain average or higher academic achievement. The attitude is, that no matter what the parent or child say, at least average is good enough for them. Believe me, I have cited and quoted left, right and centre and been faced with the most appalling attitudes and barriers. If the child school-refuses in the end, they will still threaten with the EWO and SS. If they do not see it in school, if they do not understand it and if they do not accept what the family are telling them, they will ignore and deny it. Having even cited the SEN Code of Practice at an *upper* tribunal only for it to be called by the judge "various official documents" and entirely disregarded, I can tell you they don't respect it and certainly won't always uphold it.
Sorry to burst anyone's bubble. Always learn what you can about the Code of Practice of course, always use it where you can to make your case, but just don't expect them to always listen. The Cerebra definition of an empowered parent will get parents labelled 'difficult' and sometimes bring retribution.
This is gold. Will help us in our next mtg with school. You are, collectively, a massive boost to our learning curve here. Thank you for taking the time to share your wisdom. I don't know how you find the time to do it, and you are providing a public service.
Thank you for this, It made me think in a new way. "What are his barriers to learning?" I like the sound of that.
I too have made a list of his 'learning barriers'. I am usually stuck trying to explain his hidden anxieties – which get overlooked, the fact that he is quiet, well mannered…then lets it all out – on way home AND at home.
The vast majority of families with school anxiety difficulties have to BATTLE for a long time to get an EHC assessment or plan. In reality it should be straightforward because according to the relevant Law and statutory guidance the fact that their children are unable to attend school due to extreme anxiety indicates they MAY have SEN and MAY need additional support – the anxiety shows their needs are not being met in school.
This is one reason there is an increase in home education. Also, many parents will be accused of FII by LA's who issue care proceedings. Parents become a target where LA's collude to claim parent is the problem.
Having been through the broken and very frustrating EHCP process in the UK this last 2 years, I firmly believe that a wholistic approach to supporting each child's needs would be far better for everyone.
We have fought and succeeded in having provision of weekly sensory integration/ occupational therapy for Charlie. It has come 4 years after he most needed it. It doesn't feel like a victory yet because the provision for the other children in the city, the school and in the wider system hasn't changed.
Thank you for sharing your experience and so much helpful information,I feel better armed for this fight better informed and that's what we need,all the best too all who take up this mantel for all our children,it's a lot of strain and sleepless nights when you step in this arena.


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FIRS Boss Cautions Tax Administrators Against ICT Inventions
The Chairman of Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Mr Muhammad Nami has cautioned tax administrators against the disruptive tendencies that were undermining tax collection in the country.
Nami warned that ICT based inventions like Blockchain, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence that were embedded in the Fourth Industrial Revolution, were greatly undermining the sector.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution is characterised by the fusion of digital, biological, and physical worlds, as well as the growing utilisation of new technologies such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing, robotics, 3D printing, the Internet of Things, and advanced wireless technologies, among others.
Nami gave the warning while addressing some tax administrators from West African countries at a three-day Capacity Building Seminar in Abuja, yesterday.
The seminar was organised by West Africa Tax Administration Forum (WATAF) and the Inter-American Centre for Tax Administrations (CIAT).
The FIRS boss noted that while these technological innovations were beneficial to revenue agencies in their assigned national task, they were also detrimental to effective tax collection.
"Such technologies have disruptive tendencies because they have created new, fluid, hard-to-trace ways of doing business that makes it difficult for revenue agencies to tax their transactions.
"In the current world, disruptive technological innovations such as Blockchain technology, Machine Learning and the whole gamut of Artificial Intelligence (AI) have dire consequences for developing economies in terms of revenue loss and high staff turnover.
"The effects are also in the areas of staff dissatisfaction and deliberate `Head hunting' of the very best of our employees by private entities which continue to deplete our work force.
"It is important for us as managers of human resources in tax administrations, to recognise the dynamics of changes occurring in the world in terms of the way businesses are being done and reported," Nami said.
"This is with a view to adjusting accordingly in order for these revenue agencies to meet their mandates to the government and people of their respective nations.''
Nami said the seminar had provided an opportunity for capacity building and peer learning among tax administrators from different countries in the region.
He urged all participants to take advantage of the opportunities the training offered to enable them forge knowledge-based collaborations that would turn challenges into opportunities for staff development.
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P.E.I. proposes $65M highway project
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June 28, 2016 – The Government of Prince Edward Island is seeking federal funding for a new highway project that would redirect the Trans-Canada Highway around the Town of Cornwall, P.E.I. making travel safer and allowing for more business development in the town.
"The Cornwall Perimeter Highway would fulfil a longstanding request by Cornwall residents to re-route the thousands of tractor-trailers and cars that pass through the heart of their town every day while crossing the province," said Premier Wade MacLauchlan. "This is a strategic infrastructure investment that would bring the highway up to today's safety standards, improve the transport of goods and benefit all Islanders."
Member of Parliament for Malpeque, Hon. Wayne Easter, welcomes the project.
"The Trudeau government's federal infrastructure program was developed to stimulate the economy and improve infrastructure," Easter said. "The announcement today does both, and provides the public with the information needed for long term community and business development."
The Department of Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy has applied to the federal New Building Canada Fund for 50 percent funding for the first phase of the project, which would include new roundabouts on the Trans-Canada at the Maypoint intersection and at the Poplar Island (COWS) intersection. Application for the second phase, a six-kilometre route running from New Haven to the York Point Road, will be submitted in the coming weeks.
The cost of construction for both phases is estimated to be $65 million, making it one of the largest projects ever undertaken in the province.
With more than 5,000 residents, Cornwall is the fourth largest town in the province. It is home to many young families and three schools which are attended by 1,600 students.
Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy Minister Paula Biggar said the route would improve safety on one of the busiest stretches of the Trans Canada Highway. The highway between Maypoint Road and York Point Road sees up to 26,400 vehicles per day, while up to 17,200 vehicles travel the stretch between York Point Road and Meadowbank Road each day. From 2009 to 2013, there were 159 collisions on the highway between Clyde River and Maypoint Road, although none were fatal.
"The Cornwall Perimeter Highway would be accessed through roundabouts and interchanges, which are much safer than the existing intersections. This would reduce the likelihood of accidents and the severity of collisions," said Biggar.
The bypass would reduce driving time for people crossing the province and lower greenhouse gas emissions by removing many traffic interruptions.
"There would be six fewer traffic lights for drivers approaching Charlottetown from the west. Drivers leaving Borden would not see a traffic signal until they reached Malpeque Road," Biggar said.
Many new development opportunities would open up within Cornwall if the town's main road was no longer part of the Trans-Canada Highway. This would make it possible for the town to consider new entrances and streets connecting to the road without being affected by highway access limits.
Cornwall Mayor Minerva McCourt said the town has long advocated for construction of a perimeter road and that uncertainty over the project has hindered development in the community.
"Extremely limited access options on the existing Trans-Canada Highway have restricted development in the town for many years," she said. "We look forward to the development opportunities that would result from this significant improvement to the highway system in and around Cornwall.
"The Town is hopeful that the commitment shown today from all levels of government will give developers the confidence to move their projects forward and help grow our town. The majority of our residents support this project, with the results of a 2003 plebiscite showing more than 80 per cent in favour of a perimeter highway. While there may be some temporary challenges, there is no question that this is in the best long term interests of the town."
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Homes in 35961 sold on average for $133,600 compared to $508, the median rent. Unemployment sits at 2.8%. The population of 35961 is 7,029. The median age of the locals is 38.8.
In the past week, homes in 35961 sold on average for $133,600 and spent 270 days on the market. In 35961, the inventory of 2 experienced a relisting. The average price per square foot was $77.
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Greater Noida: Greater Noida Authority has given green signal to Part Compliance in the Builder Project to make buyers easy for the flats. With this, about 20 thousand buyers can get immediate possession of flats. Builders had held a meeting with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath in Lucknow a few days ago and had proposed that if the provision of Part Compliance is made, then they will be able to give the buyers a quick flat. The more flat buildings will be built, the authority will continue to implement them. This will allow investors to take over the builder's money and take possession of the flats. Getting the money from the builder will also clear the way for the construction of other flats. Keeping in view the interests of the investors, the Chief Minister had instructed the authorities to take positive steps. The Authority approved this proposal in the Board meeting on Friday.
If the five towers were to be built inside the builder project, then according to the first provision, the compliance was given only after the construction of all the flats. With this, those buyers had to wait for the occupation of the flats, whose flats were made. The Authority has taken the decision for this, that if the builder deposits ten percent of the outstanding amount in the Authority, then the authority can give permission for the flats registry. Additionally, 65 percent of the money given to the builder by the investors will be deposited in the account of the Authority. The remaining 35 percent will go to the builder's account. For this, we have to open a joint escrow account. Authorities CEO Debashish Panda said that this decision has been taken with the objective of getting a quick flat for investors. If the builder give ten percent of the outstanding amount to the Authority, then about 20 thousand investors will get the flat soon.
JP's builder wanted to digest 18 thousand crores: The JP Builder wants to digest the buyers' 18,000 crores by showing themselves bankrupt. Nevertheless, no action is taken against the builder. That's why we have come to tell the truthfulness of the JP Builder to the shareholder. The same thing happened on the tongue of investors in the rain on Saturday. He performed very well at the corporate office of the JP Builder located in Sector-128. A banner written against the builder in the hands of nearly 50 buyers, reached 1 corporate office. During this time, the elderly and women also joined the show during the rainy season. Investors said that the Finance Minister of the country is also saying that he will help the banks. I have a question from him whether lakhs of buyers are not necessary for them. A buyer Neera said that the builder has done my house registry but its construction has used such poor material that we can not stay there.


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Kenya inches closer to new police chief, deputies
NAIROBI, Kenya, Nov 20 – It took slightly over 72 hours for the National Police Service Commission to evaluate and recommend names of candidates suitable for the posts of Inspector General of police and two deputies.
And so when he emerged from three days of exclusivity, National Police Service Commission chairman Johnston Kavuludi was sure he had the best of them all.
In the cool calm and collected company of his fellow commissioners, Kavuludi was set to announce the shortlist of candidates in the three categories.
The top three contenders for the post of Inspector General of Police are David Kimaiyo who scored 86.48 percent, followed by John Ochieng' Owino with 78.98 percent and Grace Kaindi at 69.40 percent.
Kimaiyo who currently serves at the Small Arms Secretariat has been a director of operations at police headquarters. He joined the police service in 1979 and rose through the ranks to Senior Deputy Commissioner of Police.
Kaindi who is the Kenya Airports Police Unit Chief has served the police service since 1975, while John Ochieng' Owino is an engineer.
Those shortlisted for the positions of the deputy Inspector General in charge of the regular police are CID director Ndegwa Muhoro, Judy Ndeda (Railways Police) and Jasper Ombati of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan.
For the deputy Inspector General in charge of the Administration police, Samuel Arachi, Gideon Muoki Kimilu and David Karugu made it out of the 33 candidates interviewed.
And true to Kavuludi's promise when he was sworn in, the country might have an Inspector General in December.
But, the nominees have to get approval from the president and premier. Going by past experiences, it may not be an easy feat.
Kavuludi said that those selected met high standards set by the law, especially with regard to requirements of integrity.
"These persons shortlisted meet the criteria established by the constitution and the National Police Service Act. What we are telling the president is that these candidates are qualified. When it comes to the composition in terms of gender there is adequate latitude to choose from, so who they choose is purely their prerogative," he told reporters eager to know the criteria used in short-listing the candidates.
Kavuludi insisted that all the information forwarded to the commission with regard to integrity of the individuals was objectively evaluated.
"Very many people wrote to us about these candidates. We carefully scrutinised all of the documents and applied our legal minds to it. We looked at it carefully to ensure that we did not disadvantage any candidate if some of the claims were considered frivolous or insufficiently substantiated," he explained.
The contenders had been asked to present clearance certificates from the Ethics and Anti Corruption, Kenya Revenue Authority, Director of Public Prosecutions, Higher Education Loans Board, Credit Reference Bureau and a certificate of good conduct.
Interviews for the shortlisted candidates were held between November 9 and 17 at the Kenyatta International Conference Center.
Kavuludi also confirmed that the commission had already shortlisted those to be interviewed for the position of the Director of Criminal Investigations and will publish their names in two days.
The final nominees will be forwarded to Parliament for approval.


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Genetic mutation is a major contributor to type 1 diabetes
A natural mutation of a gene that helps regulate the reactivity of the immune system is a major contributor to type 1 diabetes, Medical College of Georgia researchers have found.
The newly discovered gene, SUMO-4, controls the activity of NFêB, a molecule that in turn controls the activity of cytokines, proteins that regulate the intensity and duration of the immune response, according to research that will be published in the August print issue of Nature Genetics and online July 11.
By examining the transmission of genes from parents to children in nearly 1,000 diabetic families from around the world, the researchers found that a certain natural mutation of that SUMO-4 gene increases the risk of type 1 diabetes.
"This helps us understand how type 1 diabetes works, and we can use this improved understanding to better predict who will get the disease and design new intervention strategies for those who do," said Dr. Jin-Xiong She, director of the MCG Center for Biotechnology and Genomic Medicine and a co-senior author on the study.
"The mutation we have found is going to increase the responsive capacity of the immune system to environmental triggers or stimulators; it makes it more reactive," said Dr. Cong-Yi Wang, molecular geneticist and co-senior author.
Dr. Wang and his research team found that when that mutation encounters an environmental trigger, such as a bacterial or viral infection, it throws off the usual well-balanced activity of the immune system, initiating an autoimmune response that eventually attacks the patient's own tissue.
They already are exploring the gene's potential role in other autoimmune diseases as well such as lupus, thyroid disease, arthritis and multiple sclerosis.
SUMO-4 is the fourth gene identified that contributes to type 1 diabetes, taking a place just behind HLA, another regulator of immunity, in terms of relative risk. "Many genes are involved in type 1 diabetes, but this is one of the most important ones," said Dr. She. He leads a research team that has followed diabetic families primarily in Florida and Georgia for the past 10 years to find precisely how genes, the immune system and the environment work together to cause type 1 diabetes, a childhood disease that requires a lifetime of taking insulin. Like its lifestyle-related counterpart, type 2 diabetes, the incidence of type 1 has increased dramatically: a near 300 percent increase in the last 20 years.
This is one of the few times scientists have successfully used a systematic approach to finding a gene involved in a complex disease such as diabetes. The MCG researchers narrowed their search for diabetes-related genes by looking at those most often transmitted to children with diabetes, Dr. She said. That approach compares with traditional forward genetics — a cumbersome process they liken to looking for a needle in a haystack — which narrows the search by predicting which of some 40,000 genes might be involved in a disease based on what scientists already know about the disease and the genes.
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"You guess the function, you guess the disease possibilities, then you guess which genes might be involved in the pathogenesis," Dr. She said. "As a community, we have guessed right a few times, including identification of HLA. But this is the first time we have used a systematic approach to find the gene and it's the first gene in which we know how it contributes to the disease."
For example, HLA is a regulator of immunity that has been known for 30 years, but researchers still don't know exactly how it causes diabetes. The MCG team has found that SUMO-4 encodes a protein that modifies the activity of NFêB. It was already known that NFêB regulates the production of certain cytokines and that cytokines have a role in type 1 diabetes as well as other autoimmune diseases. What wasn't known was the cause of the excessive cytokine production seen in those diseases. Now they know that SUMO-4 regulates the activity of NFêB, which in turn regulates whether cytokine production is on autopilot, shut down or revved up.
The SUMO-4 mutation they found overrides the systems that put cytokine production on autopilot or shut it down. Instead, it enables cytokine production not only to increase but directs the increased immune response at the insulin-producing beta cells of the pancreas.
Dr. She credits many for the findings but especially Dr. Wang for his diligence in working through this more systematic — but still extremely tedious — approach to identifying not only the gene but how it causes disease.
"This is the reason scientists stay in science," Dr. She said. "These are the days you look for, days when you can make a difference, not just for science, but for humanity, for patients, for people who have diabetes and, perhaps even more, for people who are going to develop diabetes." He noted that none of the work would be possible without the contributions of study families. "We are trying to improve their lives, but without them, we cannot do anything."
The studies were funded by National Institute of Child Health and Development and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Collaborators included researchers at the University of Florida; Endocrinologia, Instituto Clinica Medica II, University of Rome; the University of Southern California School of Medicine, Los Angeles; Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and the University of California, Los Angeles; Hanyang University Hospital in Korea; Facultad de Medicina, Universidad Complutense in Madrid; HLA Laboratory, Beijing Red Cross Blood Center, China; and Unite de Recherches de 1'INSERM U580, Centre de l'Association Claude Bernard, France.
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Why would you want to drink rose water? Besides the pretty name, it has some surprising benefits. But first, a little background.
Rose water comes from the Rosa damascene, a species of the Rosaceae plant, a well-known ornamental plant that's called the king of flowers. The extract of the damask rose isn't just for perfuming. The plant contains several components such as terpenes, glycosides, flavonoids and anthocyanins that have beneficial effects on health.
Rose water was traditionally scattered at weddings to ensure a happy marriage and as a symbol of love and purity used in meditation and prayer.
Cultivated in Iran with more than 18,000 cultivars, Iranians call the plant the "flower of prophet Muhammad" because they believe the scent reminds them of him.
Rosa damascene is used for rose water and rose essential oil It's believed to have numerous medicinal benefits and has been used as an analgesic, bronchodilator, anti-convulsive, anti-microbial and as an anti-inflammatory.
It's also been used as cough syrup, to treat reflux, as a laxative, and to reduce blood sugar. The oil is said to treat depression, grief and stress. It also may have benefits for wound healing, allergies, skin conditions and headaches.
Rose water has been used for centuries since the time of Cleopatra. Because the water is soothing, spraying the face with rosewater or using it during facials is quite popular says Denise Baron, a wellness and lifestyle expert with a background in ayurveda and Chinese medicine.
"Sometimes gargling or holding rose water in the back of the mouth will help inflamed sore throats," says Baron. Digesting it by sipping rose water tea is also hydrating and cooling.
Many cultures today still use rose water-infused food and drink to sooth and cool down a cranky toddler or anyone uncomfortable in the summer heat.
You can make rose water at home by storing rose petals in a jar filled with distilled water and steeping in the sun for 2 days. To make rose water tea, steep a handful of rose petals in boiling water for 10 minutes and strain. Pink and red petals make the most fragrant tea. You can also buy commercially prepared rose water. Drink up to two cups daily.
So why should you drink it?
Though there's not a lot of research behind the beneficial claims, here's why proponents of rose water believe you should drink up.
Drink rose water to hydrate the skin from the inside. Well-hydrated skin looks and feels plump and healthy.
Drink rose water, said to have anti-aging properties, to help with skin aging by reducing wrinkles, lightening dark spots and tightening pores.
Drink rose water as a mood enhancer, to relieve depression or stress and improve mood.
Drink rose water to relieve digestion troubles like bloating, upset tummy and constipation.
Drink rose water to help heal from colds, flu and sore throats. It may have a bronchodilator effect and help with respiratory illness.
Drink rose water to calm nerves when feeling frazzled.
Drink rose water to relieve fluid retention and inflammation.