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Actually, Johnny, monsters do exist - Globe and Mail

Sat, 15 Mar 2008 09:33:18 GMT

Actually, Johnny, monsters do exist Globe and Mail, Canada - Mar 15, 2008 Even worse were the imaginings that it had undiscovered physical properties: Was it ticking, or perhaps giving off an ominous green glow? ...

Don't let your soul glow

Tue, 8 Apr 2008 10:22:34 CST
I dug my hand into the jar and scooped out an entire handful, smearing it all over my head. I repeated and repeated until my head was almost leaning to the ...

Head for hills with the camera ready

Fri, 21 Mar 2008 00:00:00 CST
For anyone intending to keep tadpoles this year, whether in a jar, or a small aquarium, there a few important points to bear in mind. ...

Seasonal Cook: Keeping up with the Meyers (San Francisco Chronicle)

Wed, 19 Mar 2008 07:26:53 GMT
My lemon tree and I have a complicated relationship. I love its fruit; I hate its placement. It's in the middle of a tiny San Francisco yard. It makes the small yard seem smaller by taking up so much of the limited open space, and it shades an otherwise prime...

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Most women who have Crohn�s are able to carry their baby to a full-term pregnancy and have a healthy boy or girl, but there are some direct links between Crohn�s disease and problems which could potentially crop up. Since Crohn�s is responsible for causing ulcers and abscesses in the body, women who may have these in the birth canal or in the vagina may need to have a caesarean section birth. Crohn�s has been linked to a higher rate of miscarriage, stillbirth or premature birth at a rate of two to three times. There are also links between a worsening of symptoms directly after becoming pregnant and during the first trimester. Some women also experience a severe flare-up immediately after giving birth. The one thing to keep in mind is that every case of Crohn�s is different and every pregnancy is different, as well. There is no link at this time that says if you have severe Crohn�s related symptoms during one pregnancy that you�ll have them during your next one, too.

One of the most important aspects to having a healthy baby is eating a proper diet. As everyone knows, a woman�s diet changes dramatically during pregnancy, but diet can be a main trigger to Crohn�s flair-ups. So how to rectify the two? The best thing to do is to consult your doctors and remember, if you are treating your Crohn�s with sulfasalazine, take folic acid to help prevent birth defects. Most likely, your doctor and obstetrician will recommend a few special foods and an increased vitamin and mineral supplement plan.

There is a debated genetic link associated with Crohn�s. Some studies have shown no real link, while others have shown that if someone in your family has Crohn�s, there is a 10 times greater chance of developing it, and if that person is a brother or a sister, the risk jumps to 30 times. Targeting the actual genes that cause it has been extremely challenging since it appears that more than one gene affects Crohn�s disease. The main consensus on this controversial area is that there may be some genetic link, but it�s all about the environmental risk factors associated with it. Don�t smoke, try to eat right and keep the stress down and you don�t have to worry about passing Crohn�s disease onto your newborn baby.
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Don't think of this region as being uniform. For example, Languedoc is mostly flat, but Roussillon tends to be hilly. Furthermore, several select areas with their own unique combination of microclimate and soil (terroir) make their own AOC (Appellation d'Origine Controle) wines, which are usually more expensive. Sooner or later we'll be looking at some of these wines in our series. There are almost 50 AOC wine appellations in Languedoc-Roussillon; covering the entire range, red, white, ros�©, sparkling, and sweet. This diversity comes as no surprise; the region is home to more than thirty grape varieties.

About forty years ago the Viognier grape came close to extinction. At that time it was down to a measly 35 acres in France. Times have changed and this grape is now grown in California, Italy, Australia, Chile, and Canada, with more countries on the way. The classic Viognier wines come from the Northern Rhone Valley of eastern France, but we probably won't be reviewing them because of their limited availability and high cost.

Of course the Languedoc-Roussillon region has many places to visit. Here we focus on the city of Carcassonne, population 45 thousand. Talk about location. This city lies on a hilltop on the route leading from the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea. And it's not far from the Spanish border. Small wonder that it dates back well over two thousand years. The Romans fortified it about 100 BC. Carcassonne has the longest standing city walls in all of Europe. Its name comes from Dame Carcas, who fed the last of the city's wheat to a pig in clear view of the French Emperor Charlemagne. He mistakenly believed that the besieged city was in no danger of starvation, and called off the siege.
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