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Antibiotics strip the good bacteria from your gut, you can see it in their poop! That's why they have upset tummys when they have antibiotics... sooooo straight back onto the qiara!
An Associate Degree in Science at The Finch Gallery
November 14, 2008
EC Brown curated "Liv Ullmann, Anaerobic Digestion, Post-Psychiatry"
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Catie Olson curated Spiderbug short film screening: The pH Show
Frank DiGiovanni
Brandon Heuser
Michael Morris
Richard O'Sullivan
An Associate Degree in Science at The Finch Gallery
November 14, 2008
EC Brown curated "Liv Ullmann, Anaerobic Digestion, Post-Psychiatry"
and
Catie Olson curated Spiderbug short film screening: The pH Show
Loo Bain
Frank DiGiovanni
Brandon Heuser
Michael Morris
Richard O'Sullivan
The Best help for good digestion.
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• Revitalizes intestinal flora
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Protein is initially unraveled to long polypeptide strands and then broken down to dipeptide and tripeptides and then single amino acids.
Image created by Christine Dobrowolski using using myoglobin by AzaToth.
Pelicans swallow fish whole for digestion. Bones from broken fish pieces injure internal organs and can cause deadly infections.
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The original dispenser for the beverage.
Located at no. 256 Middle Street.
"Pepsi was first invented in 1893 as "Brad's Drink" by Caleb Bradham, who sold the drink at his drugstore in New Bern, North Carolina.
It was renamed Pepsi-Cola in 1898, "Pepsi" because it was advertised to relieve dyspepsia (indigestion) and "Cola" referring to the cola flavor. Some have also suggested that "Pepsi" may have been a reference to the drink aiding digestion like the digestive enzyme pepsin, but pepsin itself was never used as an ingredient to Pepsi-Cola.
New Bern, formerly called Newbern, is a city in Craven County, North Carolina, United States. As of the 2010 census it had a population of 29,524, which had risen to an estimated 29,994 as of 2019. It is the county seat of Craven County and the principal city of the New Bern Metropolitan Statistical Area.
It is located at the confluence of the Neuse and the Trent rivers, near the North Carolina coast. It lies 112 miles (180 km) east of Raleigh, 80 miles (130 km) north of Wilmington, and 162 miles (261 km) south of Norfolk. New Bern is the birthplace of Pepsi.
New Bern was founded in October 1710 by the Palatines and Swiss under the leadership of Christoph von Graffenried. The new colonists named their settlement after Bern, the Swiss region from which many of the colonists and their patron had emigrated. The flag and arms of the American city are virtually identical to those of the Swiss canton. The English connection with Switzerland had been established by some Marian exiles who sought refuge in Protestant parts of Switzerland. There were also marriages between the House of Stuart and notable people in the history of Calvinism. The colonists later discovered they had started their settlement on the site of a former Tuscarora village named Chattoka. This caused conflicts with the Tuscaroras who were in the area.
New Bern is the second-oldest European settled colonial town in North Carolina, after Bath. It served as the capital of North Carolina from 1770 to 1792. After the American Revolution (1775–1783), New Bern became wealthy and quickly developed a rich cultural life. At one time New Bern was called "the Athens of the South," renowned for its Masonic Temple and Athens Theater. These are both still very active today.
New Bern has four historic districts listed on the National Register of Historic Places; their numerous contributing buildings include residences, stores and churches dating back to the early eighteenth century. Within walking distance of the waterfront are more than 164 homes and buildings listed on the National Register. Also nearby are several bed and breakfasts, hotels, restaurants, banks, antiques stores and specialty shops. The historic districts contain many of the city's 2,000 crape myrtles—its official flower—and developed gardens. New Bern has two "Local Historic Districts", a municipal zoning overlay that affords legal protection to the exteriors of New Bern's historic structures." - info from Wikipedia.
The fall of 2022 I did my 3rd major cycling tour. I began my adventure in Montreal, Canada and finished in Savannah, GA. This tour took me through the oldest parts of Quebec and the 13 original US states. During this adventure I cycled 7,126 km over the course of 2.5 months and took more than 68,000 photos. As with my previous tours, a major focus was to photograph historic architecture.
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These ants are tending leafhopper nymphs. The ants keep them safe in the joints of the twigs in return for honeydew, the sugary waste product left after leafhopper digestion. With thanks to Rose Fletcher for the explanation. Ant is Iridomyrmex, probably purpureus. (Ant ID by Mark Newton.)
Breaking the fast is the critical phase for a healthy fasting! Here are the reasons behind this recommendation:
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🌙 Dates have high cabohydrates which is essential for boosting your energy after the long fasting hours
🌙Dates are extremely rich in fibers which will aid and improve digestion.
🌙 The key to breaking your fast is ensuring adequate hydration💦💦. Dates have very high levels of potassium- a key re-hydration mineral and their carbohydrate blend enhances hydration beyond water alone.
🌙 Your brain needs at least 15-20minutes ⏰to start feeling full. Eating all the food at once will lead to overeating and won’t give the chance to your body to feel satisfied.
🌙 Dates are rich in calories --- 3 is a perfect portion.
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لماذا يجب أن أبدأ الافطار بثلاث حبات تمر وكوب من الماء (أو اللبن) ومن ثم أنتظر 15-20دقيقة قبل البدء بباقي الوجبات؟
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للحصول على صيام صحي، عليك الاهتمام بالإفطار! فيما يلي الاسباب خلف هذه النصيحة: 🌙 تحتوي حبة التمر على كمية كبيرة من النشويات والتي هي أساسية لتزويد جسمك بالطاقة بعد ساعات الصيام الطويلة.
🌙 يحتوي التمر على كمية كبيرة من الألياف مما يساعد على تحسين عملية الهضم أثناء شهر رمضان.
🌙 السر في الافطار هو تأمين التروية والسوائل اللازمة للجسم. إن التمر غني جداً بالبوتاسيوم والذي هو من أقوى المعادن من أجل التروية. بالإضافة إلى احتواء التمر على تشكيلة من النشويات مما يساعد على تأمين تروية أكثر بكثير من الماء فقط.
🌙 إن الدماغ بحاجة ل15-20دقيقة للشعور بالشبع. إذا قمت بتناول الوجبة بأكملها من دون الانتظار بعد التمر والماء فإنك على أغلب سوف تتناول كمية أكبر من اللازم ولن تعطي جسمك الفرصة للشعور بالشبع.
🌙 لا تتناول أكثر من 3حبات من التمر فإن التمر عالي بالسعرات الحرارية.
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Lymph is the fluid that goes through the lymphatic system, a vital part of the circulatory and immune systems.
Reduces swelling- When lymph fluid builds up it causes swelling in the legs, ankles, arms and other areas.
Detoxifies the body - by flushing out toxins and waste products, the body eliminates a level of toxins and as a result boosts energy levels.
Supports immune health: A healthy immune system allows for a stronger ability to fight off infections.
Relieves pain: Can relieve the discomfort accompanied with conditions such as fibromyalgia, arthritis or muscle soreness.
Improves circulation: Increases blood flow and lymph circulation, efficiently providing oxygen and tissues.
During this era the Camels Country Gentleman ads stressed smoking to improve mens' digestion. However, they didn't show any women "improving" their digestion by smoking Camels.
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Reduces lime scale and other mineral deposits. If you’ve ever looked at the bottom of an old tea kettle, you may have noticed white, chalky deposits on the bottom. That’s timescale, the buildup of minerals from lime and other minerals in your water. In addition to being unattractive, timescale can build up in pipes and appliances, and it often makes your water taste unpleasant. A quality whole-home water filtration system will alleviate many of the issues associated with limescale, and give you better tasting water as well.
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De la familia de las Urticáceas.
Excelente diurético. Impurezas de la piel. Digestiones débiles. Catarros respiratorios. Trastornos de la matriz. Artritis. Hemorroides. Diarreas. Hemorragias. Diabetes. Urticarias provocadas por mariscos.
Uso externo: Macerada en alcohol, en lociones para el cabello (caída y caspa
Afortunadamente, su veneno no es mortífero, pero basta una sola gota de líquido urticante para «picar» 50 veces. Los pelos que recubren hojas y tallo son capaz de atravesarlos vestidos para alcanzar la piel, clavarse en ella y descargar su toxicidad.
Tallo de ortiga con sus inflorescencias en forma de panículas. Toda la planta se cubre de pelillos urticantes, que se abren y vierten su contenido de ácido fórmico en la lesión que producen.
Las matas de ortigas crecen en senderos húmedos y entre matorrales.
Planta vivaz de porte herbáceo de pasta un metro y medio de altura, de tallo verde, ramificado, de sección cuadrada y fibroso: si intentamos romperlo con las manos (con guantes), se «deshilachará» en toda su longitud. Las hojas, ovaladas, acabadas en puma, dentadas, se disponen sobre los tallos de cuatro en cuatro, formando nudos en los que se insertan otros cuatro pedúnculos florales colgantes. El tallo y las hojas están totalmente recubiertos de pelos urticantes que se clavan al contacto con la piel a inyectan un líquido irritante: El escozor es inmediato y muy molesto (como la picadura de un mosquito).
LOCALIZACIÓN: Se trata de una planta que se desarrolla prácticamente en cualquier rincón del hemisferio Norte, con la única condición de que esté habitado por el hombre. Vive junto a las casas, adherida a las paredes, al borde de los caminos y junto a los vertederos de basuras.
RECOLECCIÓN: Hojas y tallos pueden cortarse en cualquier época del año, con las manos protegidas guantes gruesos.
USOS Y APLICACIONES: En la Edad Media se combatía el reumatismo con la ortiga según un método muy original: se azotaba al paciente con una o varias ramas sobre la zona afectada. También quien creía que los efectos purificadores obtenían revolcándose sobre la hierba. E los siglos xll y xvll, cuando el algodón no era utilizado en Europa, se empleaba fibra de los tallos para fabricar una especia de muselina (la muselina es una tela fina poco tupida que se fabricaba en Mosul -Irak-, en la India y en Persia). Como hemostático (para detener las hemorragias), para aplicarse sobre la herida con el jugo obtenido al triturar la planta. La forma más adecuada usar la ortiga es comiéndola como verdura hirviéndola durante unos 20 minutos. Indicada para los diabéticos y para ayudar la digestión. El agua resultante de la ebullición no debe desecharse, pues resulta útil como antidiarreico o para tonificar el organismo (se pueden tomar tres tazas al día).
Parte Utilizada
Las sumidades aéreas y las raíces. Bajo la denominación de ortiga se emplean tanto la Urtica dioica (ortiga mayor), como la Urtica urens L. (ortiga menor).
Principios Activos
- Hojas, planta fresca: Clorofila a y b (2,5-3%), carotenoides (beta-caroteno). Flavonoides derivados del quercetol, kenferol y ramnetol. Sales minerales (hierro, calcio, sílice, azufre, potasio, manganeso). Acidos orgánicos (caféico, clorogénico, gálico, fórmico, acético), provitamina A. Mucílagos. Escopoletósido. Sitosterol. En los tricomas (pelos urticantes): acetilcolina, histamina, serotonina (5-hidroxitriptamina).
- Raíces: Taninos. Fitosteroles: beta-sitosterol. Ceramidas. Fenilpropanos. Lignanas. Polifenoles. Monoterpendioles. Aglutinina de la urtica dióica (lectina). Polisacáridos: glucanas, glucogalacturonanas, arabinogalactana. Escopoletósido.
- Semillas: Mucílagos, proteínas, aceite (30%), con un elevado contenido en ácido linoléico. Tocoferoles.
Acción Farmacológica
- Hojas, planta fresca: Reconstituyente, remineralizante, diurética (favorece la eliminación de cloruros, ácido úrico y urea), colagoga, hemostática, ligeramente hipotensora e hipoglucemiante. En uso externo es rubefaciente, analgésica, empleándose además, por su poder astringente, en afecciones cutáneas y mucosas. Las hojas frescas en aplicación tópica son altamente rubefacientes.
- Raíces: antiinflamatorio, con una acción antiadenomatosa (inhibe la 5-alfa-reductasa) , astringente.
- Semillas: Usadas popularmente como galactagogo, astringente y, el aceite, como emoliente.
Indicaciones
- Hojas: Estados en los que se requiera un aumento de la diuresis: afecciones genitourinarias (cistitis, ureteritis, uretritis, pielonefritis, oliguria, urolitiasis), prostatitis, adenoma benigno de próstata, hiperazotemia, hiperuricemia, gota, hipertensión arterial, edemas, sobrepeso acompañado de retención de líquidos, edemas por insuficiencias de retorno venoso.
Diabetes, anemia por déficit vitamínicos o minerales, convalecencia.
Disquinesias hepatobiliares, colecistitis, diarreas.
En uso tópico: inflamaciones osteoarticulares, dermatitis seborréicas, estomatitis, faringitis, vulvovaginitis.
- Raíz: disuria, polaquiuria, transtornos miccionales relacionados con el adenoma benigno de próstata (grados I y II de Alken).
Su empleo como rubefaciente (urticante) para el tratamiento de dolores reumáticos está en desuso.
Contraindicaciones
No prescribir formas de dosificación orales con contenido alcohólico a niños menores de dos años ni a consultantes en proceso de deshabituación etílica.
Efectos Secundarios
El decocto de raíces puede irritar la mucosa gástrica.
La ingesta de 20-30 semillas produce un efecto purgante drástico.
Precaución / Intoxicaciones
La planta fresca tiene una acción fuertemente irritante sobre la piel (urticante), con producción de una pápula urente.
Su uso como diurético en presencia de hipertensión, cardiopatías o insuficiencia renal moderada o grave, sólo debe hacerse por prescripción y bajo control médico, ante el peligro que puede suponer el aporte incontrolado de líquidos, la posibilidad de que se produzca una descompensación tensional.
Cuando se prescriba a pacientes con diabetes, el médico deberá controlar la glucemia para ajustar, si es necesario, las dosis de insulina o de los antidiabéticos orales.
Tener en cuenta el contenido alcohólico del extracto fluido y de la tintura.
Formas Galénicas / Posología
Hojas, uso interno:
- Decocción (hojas): una cucharada sopera por taza. Hervir tres minutos, infundir durante 20. Tres o más tazas al día.
- Extracto fluido (1:1): 50 gotas tres a seis veces al día.
- Tintura (1:10): 50-100 gotas, tres o más veces al día.
- Extracto seco (5:1): 0,5-1 g al día.
- Jarabe (10% de extracto fluido): 1 a 3 cucharadas soperas al día.
- Jugo de planta fresca: 10-15 ml, tres a seis veces al día.
Hojas, uso tópico:
- Decocción: 100 g/l, hervir 30 minutos. Aplicar en forma de baños, compresas, gargarismos, colutorios, irrigaciones vaginales, fricciones sobre el cuero cabelludo, etc.
- Jugo de planta fresca embebido en un algodón, contra la epistaxis, o en forma de compresas, en afecciones reumáticas.
Raíces (tratamiento del adenoma benigno de próstata):
- Decocción (raíces): 50 g/l, hervir 10 minutos. 4 tazas al día
- Extracto seco (5:1): 0,5-1 g al día.
- Extracto fluido (1:1): 50 gotas, una a tres veces al día.
- Tintura (1:5): 50-100 gotas, una a tres veces al día.
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Rosemary and these benefits
Rosemary
Scientific Name: Rosmarinus officinalis
Common names: Rosemary officinal, herb with crowns, grass with troubadours, incense, tree of Mary, Rose of Sea, Rose of sailors, Roumaniou in Provençal
English Name: Rosemary
Botanical Classification: Family of Lamiaceae or liabées (Lamiaceae)
Forms and preparations: essential oils, Capsules, ointments, tinctures, herbal teas, decoctions, inhalation, poultices, baths
Medicinal properties of rosemary
Internal use
Promotes digestion, regulates lipids, improves blood circulation: cholagogue (aid for the evacuation of bile), antispasmodic.
Diuretic: It reduces the risk of kidney stones or gout and prevents rheumatism.
Antistress, anti-fatigue: it prevents insomnia and helps to combat intellectual overwork.
Antioxidant effect: against cell ageing.
Against skin conditions: infections, wounds, skin and genital cleansing.
Accelerates the hair growth.
Helps to control certain pathogens: antimycotic and antibacterial.
Relieves rheumatism.
Usual therapeutic INDICATIONS
The choline it contains acts as a lipid regulator at the liver level and promotes digestion.
Rosemery diuretic properties facilitate renal activity and contribute to the prevention of rheumatism.
Rosemary antioxidant properties have a stimulating effect on brain activity and improve memory.
Other Proven therapeutic INDICATIONS
Rosemary is also suitable as a detiring, to stimulate people who suffer from asthenia, while acting preventively against insomnia. It has antiseptic qualities that make it a good agent to clean the skin and sensitive areas or act directly on infected wounds. It can also be used for its antitussive power.
History of the use of rosemary in herbal medicine
The use of rosemary in perfumery dates back to the 14th century. We then lend to the water of Hungary, the first alcoholic fragrance that has been identified and made up mainly of rosemary, the powers of water of youth. In fact, the legend claims that Rosemary has allowed Elisabeth of Poland, cured of her paralysis and her arthritis problems, to become Queen of Hungary, seducing the king, despite her 72 years. However, he was given stimulating effects on brain activity from ancient Greece. It is for this reason that the Greek intellectuals ceignaient their heads of crowns of Rosemary. Also used empirically, as a remedy for many ailments, the honey of Narbonne, derived from rosemary, found a place of choice in the marine Pharmacopoeia in the eighteenth century.
Closer to us in the nineteenth century, the Doctor and German Catholic priest Sebastian Kneipp, who actively contributed to the development of Phytotherapy, prescribing to the elderly, rosemary baths. They could thus fight against many conditions: general weakness, eye fatigue, hypotonia, hypotension, hypercholesterolemia, cirrhosis, physical and intellectual overwork, with loss of memory, heart problems of origin Nervous, syncope, rheumatism or paralysis.
Botanical Description of Rosemary
A rocky shrub in the wild, the rosemary, from the family Lamiaceae, can reach 2 m in height, in cultivation. It is recognized, easily, all year round, erected in the middle of the Mediterranean bushes: its evergreen leaves are wrapped on their edges. They are much longer than wide, with a dark green color, shining on their upper face and whitish tint on the underside. rosemary flowers, most often of a purplish blue hue (whites are rarer) are aggregate in short clusters from February to May. the calyx of rosemary has a fluffy appearance, the Corolla is bilabiate and has four stamens, two of which exceed the upper lip. The fruit of the rosemary, of globose form, is a brown tétrakène.
Composition of Rosemary
Used Parts
It is the leaves, the flowering tops, that we will have taken care to dry, or the essential oil that are used in herbal medicine.
Active principles
Its essential oils contain the essences of camphor, cineole, Verbenone or Pinenes. The rosemary contains flavonoids (diosmin, luteolin), diterpenes, such as rosmadial and carnosolique acid, but also lipids (alkanes and alkenes). Steroids and triterpenes (aléanolique acid, ursotique acid) and phenolic acids (rosmarinic acid, chlorogenic acid) are also found. Phytoestrogens have similar effects to female hormones.
Use and dosage of rosemary
Determination
by internal means:
-In infusion, 2 g dried rosemary leaves in 150 ml of boiling water, for 10 min, at a rate of 2-3 cups per day.
-In liquid extract, 2 ml, 3 times a day.
-In tincture, 10 ml, 3 times a day.
-In essential oil, it is recommended to take 2 drops of rosemary to verbenone, on a piece of sugar, each morning. A 3-week cure is intended to stimulate liver and gallbladder activity. The essential oil from Rosemary to camphor is recommended to balance the neuromuscular system. Finally, the essential oil to Cineole has expectorant properties (of rosemery).
by external means:
Rosemary is then used for rheumatism and stimulation of peripheral blood circulation.
-To prepare the basic decoction, simmer 50 g of Rosemary in 1 liter of water, for 10 min, let cool and then filter the preparation.
-Hot or cold compresses, soaked in a solution of 6 to 10% of essential oil diluted in vegetable oil, can also be applied to the parts to be treated.
-To obtain an effective rub lotion, a few drops of essential oil can be mixed in 45% alcohol.
-a bath, for stimulating purposes, made from a liter of decoction or 10 drops of essential oil of rosemary added to the water, will be rather recommended in the morning.
-Lotions, ointments, gels or ointments contain, in principle, 6 to 10% of essential oil of rosemary.
Precautions for use of rosemary
At the indicated doses, it is safe. However, it can be warned against high-dose use of cineole essential oil of rosemary, which could have a neurotoxic or abortifacient effect.
Contraindications
Taken orally, it is contraindicated for children under the age of 12 and for people with gallstones or liver disease. Apart from cooking, it is also not recommended for pregnant or lactating women.
Side effects
At normal doses, the only risks can be nausea. People working with Rosemary have been able to develop contact eczema. An important overdose can cause vomiting, convulsions, spasms, bleeding from the uterus, or even fatal coma.
INTERACTIONS with medicinal plants or supplements
No known interaction.
Drug INTERACTIONS
In theory, Rosemary can interact with diuretic drugs and iron supplements, but nothing has been observed in practice.
Doctor’s opinion
Recognized benefits
Professor Hostettmann, a well-known phytotherapist, points out that, in addition to its listed properties, Rosemary improves concentration. He illustrated his remarks in the book he published in 2013, all about anti-ageing plants, indicating that the forehead and temples of children were rubbed during ancient Greece to make them more intelligent.
Warning
In the preparation of the decoctions, it is advisable to consult your doctor or pharmacist, to check the correct dosages and to ensure that the recommended doses are respected.
Research on Rosemary
If the use of Rosemary is based more on experience over the centuries, more recent studies focus on the benefit it could bring by its antioxidant effects, in the treatment of certain cancers.
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The pain pages tell you when Mr. Digestion doesn't like the food you give him. In The Land of Health, by Grace T. Hallock & C. E. A. Winslow. New York: Charles E. Merrill Co., 1922.
NORTHERN VIEW OF URBAN WASTE TO METHANE FACILITY.
THIS FACILITY IS AN EFFORT TO PROVE THE CONCEPT OF THE ANAEROBIC DIGESTION OF A MIXTURE OF SOLID WASTE AND SEWAGE SLUDGE, TO DEVELOP DESIGN PARAMETERS,TO ESTABLISH ECONOMICS,AND TO DEVELOP DATA ON THE QUANTITY AND QUALITY OF GAS PRODUCED. URBAN WASTE IS SHREDDED AND SEPARATED INTO LIGHT AND HEAVY FRACTIONS. THE LIGHT FRACTION IS COMBINED WITH UP TO 10 PERCENT SEWAGE SLUDGE AND DIGESTED. WHEN OPERATING AT FULL CAPACITY, THE FACILITY IS EXPECTED TO PRODUCE ALMOST 300 MILLION CUBIC FEET OF METHANE PER YEAR. THE METHANE PRODUCED MAY BE USED AS FUEL FOR POWER GENERATION IN THE LOCALITY OR CLEANED FOR INJECTION INTO NATURAL GAS LINES. VIEW SHOWS NORTH ANAEROBIC DIGESTOR (CENTER OF PHOTO), AIR CONVEYING LINES TO AND FROM CYCLONE ON TOP OF PREMIX TANKS (LEFT) AND BAG HOUSE FABRIC FILTER USED FOR DUST CONTROL (RIGHT).
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I wanted to illustrate the pressure the media puts on people, especially women. The model's eyes have been replaced with images from magazines, symbolizing the digestion of the media's messages; parts of her body have been replaced with food items to represent the way women are treated as objects for consumption; her midsection has an hourglass overlay, which is a visual representation of both the classic "hourglass" figure most women strive for, and also the shelf-life of youth, which is so valued in society; she stands in front of a TV and a magazine, which obviously represent the media she's exposed to every day. The television screen has a close-up picture of sequined Converse sneaker (with a rainbow overlay for extra prettiness) to symbolize how the general public will accept anything that is pretty or sugar-coated and accept it without question, even if it harms them.
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A foldable 3D solid created using my GIMP plugin (http://registry.gimp.org/node/2887) and Medhi's Kalidescope Plugin with PSPI.
- Supports healthy digestion when taken in a capsule.
- Apply diluted after a long run for a refreshing feeling.
The Postcard
A Star Series postcard published by G. D. & D. The card was printed in Germany.
The card was posted on Tuesday the 27th. May 1918 to:
Miss Case,
Cary Park,
Babbacombe.
The message on the divided back of the card was as follows:
"Dear F,
Glad to hear you got back
safely, and caught a train.
I hope you are well and
got over your walk.
I don't think I have yet -
I am as stiff as I can be,
and my nerves and my
digestion have been
rotten all week.
Love Nana".
Kennington Park
Kennington Park is a public park in Kennington, south London. It was opened in 1854 on the site of what had been Kennington Common, where the Chartists gathered for their biggest "monster rally" on the 10th. April 1848.
Soon after this demonstration the common was enclosed and, sponsored by the royal family, made into a public park.
Kennington Common was a site of public executions until 1800 as well as being an area for public speaking. Some of the most illustrious orators to speak here were Methodist founders George Whitefield and John Wesley who is reputed to have attracted a crowd of 30,000.
The common was one of the earliest London cricket venues and is known to have been used for top-class matches in 1724.
The Water Fountain
The Felix Slade drinking water fountain in the park was designed by Charles Henry Driver.
Slade donated the fountain in 1862 after feeling sorry for the local children who had to take their refreshment from the cab horse trough.
The Bombing of an Air Raid Shelter
On the 15th. October 1940, a public bomb shelter dug as a grid of trenches in the park, suffered a direct hit during the Blitz.
An estimated 104 people were killed. Only 50 bodies could be identified by name. Due to treacherous wet ground conditions, with the shelter walls collapsing on rescuers, the remains of up to another 54 local people were left in the ground, covered in lime, and the trenches filled in.
Adolphe Rabinovitch
So what else happened on the day that the card was posted>
Well, the 27th. May 1918 marked the birth in Moscow of Adolphe (AKA Alec) Rabinovitch.
He was a Special Operations Executive officer in France during the Second World War. He rose to the rank of captain.
The Early Years
Born to a family of Jewish extraction in Russia and raised in Egypt, he studied in Paris and lived in the United States before the outbreak of the war. He was a junior wrestling and boxing champion in his youth, and has been described as a 'Giant of a man'.
World War II
In 1939 he volunteered to join the French Foreign Legion. He was taken prisoner by the Germans in June 1940, but escaped after three months.
He then moved to Great Britain and became an SOE agent. Rabinovitch was described by a trainer as 'Argumentative and humourless, an enigma'.
He first parachuted into France on the 27th. August 1942 north of Grenoble. He was dropped in the wrong place, and became a radio operator for the SPINDLE network (code-named "Arnaud"), with Peter Churchill and Odette Sansom, and managed to evade capture when that network collapsed.
With Victor Hazan (code-name "Gervais"), he got back in contact with the network's contacts around Annecy and on the Côte d’Azur before returning to England via Spain. There he became the assistant to Jean de Lattre de Tassigny before being parachuted back into France on the night of the 2nd. March 1944 with Roméo Sabourin.
Death
His orders were to set up and command the BARGEE network, but the landing site was under German control and he was wounded and captured as he landed. Because he was a Jew, he was deported to Rawicz extermination camp in Poland, where he was gassed and cremated.
Peter Churchill dedicated his book 'Duel of Wits' to:
'My beloved Arnaud, the late Captain
Alec Rabinovitch, a violent, difficult,
devoted and heroic radio operator, and
through him to all 'underground' men
and women of his supreme calibre who
died, as they lived, in solitude.
Their feats are legendary and beyond
all military awards."
In the 1950 British film 'Odette' he was played by Peter Ustinov.
Sign at a Mexican restaurant in DC the night of the Super Bowl. With luck, not a warning.
Usable with attribution and link to FutureAtlas.com
Festejando al nuevo Lic. Irving Mark... de izquierda a derecha y de atras para adelante (no es albur) :) Topete, Christian, Oscar, Irving, Omar, Ayon, Ramon y Jorge. Estubo bastante bien el Tequila y la Taquiza, por cierto, gane la competencia de comer mas.. con "solo" trece tacos :).
Close view of a bunch of Chinese Sumac in Pharung village in Manipur, NE India. Locally called Heimang, sumac is a wonder fruit which the locals use as a stomach cleanser and a digestion aid. The fruit itself is super sour, but they make a paste out of it and add sugar to kill the sourness. It does work wonders- I had a dose of it last night and it did clear up my stomach completely this morning. My hosts pointed out this bunch to me as we are walking around Pharung village in Manipur in NE India, generally exploring the villaga and it's surrounding area. My son and I have traveled here to attend a wedding which took place the previous day. (see previous pictures earlier in this album). (Pharung Village near Ukhrul, Manipur, NE India, Jan. 2020)
An Associate Degree in Science at The Finch Gallery
November 14, 2008
EC Brown curated "Liv Ullmann, Anaerobic Digestion, Post-Psychiatry"
and
Catie Olson curated Spiderbug short film screening: The pH Show
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Brandon Heuser
Michael Morris
Richard O'Sullivan
Freshwater Pearls:Honesty, purity, wisdom, concentration, focus, meditation. Solar Plexus Chakra (digestion, stomach, immunity). Gemini, Cancer.
Carnelian (Astrological Signs: Gemini, Aries, Taurus, Cancer and Leo)
A stone of action. Helps stimulate thought that leads to challenging and enriching experiences. Strengthens creativity, harmony, courage, happiness, self-esteem, compassion, memory, appreciation of nature. Protects from all negative emotions. Helps to banish sorrow or depression. Cleans blood, kidneys, kidney stones, stimulates sexuality, passion, emotions. Relieves arthritis, lower back pain, menstrual camps, gall bladder, gall stones, pancreas, asthma, allergies, and blood pressure.
Peridot: Assists in experiences of rebirth, renewal change. Brings abundance. Heals relationships, especially marriage. Stone of compassion,. Heals ulcers, digestive problems, slows aging. Protection. Strengthens intuition.
Heart Chakra. Virgo, Lilbra.
Rutilated Quartz: Slows aging, tissue regeneration, assists nutrition. Good for immune system and treatment of respiratory illnesses. Good as diagnostic tool of ailments. Brings mental and physical balance, helps decision process. Eliminates fear and assists with depression. Solar Plexus Chakra.
Jade Flower bead: Stone of the heart, physical and for emotional balance and stability. Abundance. Heart Chakra.
Sunstone: Leadership stone, increases life force, will. Dispels any kind of fears, phobias, reduces stress. Brings good luck, abundance. Good for communicating w/Spirit Guides. Good for overall physical health, sexual energies. Sacral Chakra.
Citrine (Astrological Signs: Virgo, Gemini, Aries, Libra, Scorpio, and Leo)
A stone of success. Assists in acquiring and maintaining prosperity. Delivers both comfort and optimism. It does not hold negative energy, but dissipates it. Smoothes family and business relationships. Brings abundance, prosperity, generosity, happiness, joy and optimism into your life. Helps with food disorders, allergies, diabetes, poor circulation, constipation, urinary problems, and asthma.
Tiger’s Eye: Grounding, Protection (also during travel). Enhances will, power, positive luck, abundance. Brings clarity. Solar Plexus.
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La cabeza.
Siempre la cabeza.
La cabeza contra el muro (paredón con vidrios detrás de las duchas) por una
broma. Ese tipo de bromas que en el ejército cuestan caro: tú eres de los
mariconcitos del parque de la Fraternidad, yo te he visto.
La cabeza bajo la bota rusa.
Y la cabeza otra vez cuando te empujaron de la cama.
El Coba llegó, saco de carne musculosa, torpe aunque silencioso, y la cabeza
contra el hierro crudo de la litera.
A los cinco años la cabeza rebotando en una caída (pérdida del conocimiento
durante la digestión, dijo el médico); y a los siete, la cabeza contra un
poste de electricidad huyendo de tres niños que te buscaban para una paliza
a las doce del día.
La cabeza.
Golpes como piojos. Ranuras, canaletas, surcos, estrías de sangre y dolor.
En un albergue para inmigrantes, la cabeza abierta. Entra el africano y con
un tubo (golpe seco bajo el chorro de agua fría en una mañana a ocho
grados), y la cabeza contra la pared.
Cabeza que chirría, cabeza con goznes, cabeza chatarra.
Nunca preguntes por el precio de tu cabeza.
La locura es vieja usurera.
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1
Caía la noche y parecíamos (fuímos) manada de animales enloquecidos buscando
huecos donde echarnos.
2
Alguien dijo, "nuestra locura no es personal", y pasó por farragoso. Después
habló de la telaraña del Estado.
3
Se dio candela. Dejó un niño de cinco y una anciana de 90. Muchos años
después los vecinos de la cuartería aun recuerdan el suceso.
4
Vayas donde vayas te entran a palos, machacan tus huesos y tu orgullo.
Demasiado dinero corre por las cloacas. Demasiada ideología.
5
Hace veinte años (o diez) pensaba en matarse. Ahora piensa en morir. Grava
el cuerpo un tajazo de vida. Grava vida.
6
Noches podridas. Baretos a bolina donde jugamos la tragedia de la patria en
forma de comedia.
Patria a bolina, baretos en la noche, juego podrido. Patria-bareto.
7
¿Aún confías en lo que llaman tercamente los hechos? Bordes fluctuantes.
Márgenes líquidos. Duración del instante en que somos nadie.
8
Se lanzó al mar con su mujer e hija. Sobrevivió. Seis meses después murió de
sobredosis.
9
Pero aun nos inventábamos nuestras máscaras de respiración artificial.
Animalitos domesticados o insumisos cavando para huir. Túneles, huecos,
grietas. Atrapados en la madriguera.
10
No hay metáforas. En el "cuarto de máquinas" todo funciona por golpes de
realidad.
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Dame sangre, dijo H.
Le dimos sangre. Le di cabeza reventada y mondongos como carne de primera.
Se inyectó petróleo como el tío en la cárcel para tener "mejores condiciones
de vida". Así también el sobrino, años después, para que le dieran la baja
del Servicio Militar, pinchó sus venas.
Dame sangre, dijo.
Le dimos sangre.
Una tarde entré al baño. Vi a Noda desnudo, sin uniforme verdeolivo, sin
grados de capitán, sin las charreteras de la vanidad y el desprecio. Me di
cuenta de que era un hombre como yo. Bastaba con ir al cuartel, buscar un
fusil, y vaciarle el cargador en su panza de oficial de escuelita. Allí, el
gran jefe en pelotas, tiritando por el agua fria, hasta con la carne de
gallina. Nos decía gallinas si reclamábamos nuestro derecho al pase de doce
horas a la semana. Nos decía señoritas si nos lamentábamos de algo. Nos
decía maricones porque le gustaba decirnos maricones. Capitán Noda, ¿por qué
no te abrí como sardina rusa?
Cuando llegó la noticia desde el Batallón Médico de que H. se había
inyectado petróleo y estaba grave, Noda dijo que los médicos eran unos
flojitos y ahora iban a consolarlo y creerle que estaba loco.
Soñé que H venía y me gritaba dame sangre. Y la sangre era el combustible
que hacía rodar tanques y camiones que tiraban de obuses como brujas tiran
de escobas en cuyas cerdas han quedado restos del mondongo humano que no
sirve ya ni para dar de comer a los puercos.
Algunas tardes iba al parqueo, me metía en la cama de un camión, me tiraba
ahí entre lonas, calor y oscuridad como si estuviese bajo tierra. Casi
siempre lloraba. Y me sentía indigno. ¿No tenía fuerzas suficientes para
vivir allí, darle cara a la vida militar? No, me dijo nuestro capitán una
vez. Te faltan cojones, dijo, esto es para hombres de verdad, ¿a qué seguro
te metes por ahí a llorar?
Encontré a H en un camión. Salió de entre las lonas como el cadáver que
sería una semana después. ¿No me digas que vienes aquí a llorar? le dije.
Hay que ser fuertes, le dije, tener cojones y aguantar, ¿entiendes? le dije.
Me contó entonces lo del tío, el petróleo, las venas, mejorar la vida,
escapar de allí. No tuvo pena de llorar delante de mí. Quise abrazarlo pero
me contuve. No podía. No debía.
Cuando llegó la noticia de que H había fallecido. El capitán se estaba
desnudando para irse a las duchas. Lo sabía, dijo, ese mariconcito no iba a
aguantar.
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textos de Cuarto de Máquinas)
Goat force is immune to poison oak.
Dairy goats that eat poison oak do not transfer detectible amounts of the toxic principle, urushiol, to the milk or to the urine. This oily, toxic irritant is found in goat manure at less than 9% of its concentration in poison oak leaves. How does this happen? ucanr.edu/repositoryfiles/ca4603p4-69619.pdf