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Indian-born English Economic Historian, Social Critic, Ethical Socialist and proponent of Adult Education
R. H. Tawney, fully Richard Henry Tawney
Indian-born English Economic Historian, Social Critic, Ethical Socialist and proponent of Adult Education
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The perversion of nationalism is imperialism, as the perversion of individualism is industrialism... because the principle is defective and reveals its defects as it reveals its power. For it asserts that the rights of nations and individuals are absolute, which is false... their sphere itself is contingent upon the part which they play in the community of nations and individuals... It constrains them to a career of indefinite expansion, in which they devour continents and oceans, law, morality and religion, and last of all their own souls, in an attempt to attain infinity by the addition to themselves of all that is finite.
The world reaps in war what it sows in peace.
To expect that international rivalry can be exorcised as long as the industrial order within each nation is such as to give success to those whose existence is a struggle for self-aggrandizement, is a dream which has not even the merit of being beautiful.
When... the meaning of industry is the service of man, all who labor appear... honorable, because all who labor serve, and the distinction which separates those who serve from those who merely spend is so crucial and fundamental as to obliterate all minor distinctions based on differences of income.
The phraseology of political controversy continues to reproduce the conventional antitheses of the early nineteenth century; "private enterprise" and "public ownership" are still contrasted with each other as light with darkness or darkness with light. But, in reality, behind the formal shell of the traditional legal system the elements of a new body of relationship have already been prepared, and find piece-meal application through policies devised, not by socialists, but by men who repeat the formul' of individualism, at the very moment when they are undermining it.
The... surplus normally passes neither to the managers, nor to the other employees, nor to the public, but to the shareholders. Such an arrangement is preposterous in the literal sense of being the reverse of that which would be established by considerations of equity and common sense, and gives rise (among other things) to what is called "the struggle between labor and capital."
To what can one compare such a society but to the international world, which also has been called a society and which also is social in nothing but name?
While an equilibrium between worker and manager is possible, because both are workers, that which it is sought to establish between worker and owner is not. Their proposals may be excellent: but it is not evident why they are where they are, or how, since they do not contribute to production, they come to be putting forward proposals at all. As long as they are in territory where they have no business to be, their excellence as individuals will be overlooked.
The interest of those who own the property used in industry... is that their capital should be dear and human beings cheap.
The possibility that one aspect of human life may be so exaggerated as to overshadow and... atrophy every other, has been made familiar... by... "Prussian militarism." ...political institutions and social arrangements and intellect and morality and religion are crushed into a mold made to fit one activity, which in a sane society is a subordinate activity... but which in a militarist state is a kind of mystical epitome of society itself.
There are many, of course, who desire no alteration, and who, when it is attempted, will oppose it. They have found the existing economic order profitable in the past... They... ask, like the French farmer-general: "When everything goes so happily, why trouble to change it?" Such persons are to be pitied, for they lack the social quality which is proper to man. But they do not need argument; for Heaven has denied them one of the faculties required to apprehend it.
Under the impulse of such ideas [upon which an Acquisitive Society is based] men do not become religious or wise or artistic; for religion and wisdom and art imply the acceptance of limitations. But they become powerful and rich. They inherit the earth and change the face of nature, if they do not possess their own souls; and they have that appearance of freedom which consists in the absence of obstacles between opportunities for self-advancement and those whom birth or wealth or talent or good fortune has placed in a position to seize them.
The magnificent formul' in which a society of farmers and master craftsmen enshrined its philosophy of freedom are in danger of becoming fetters used by an Anglo-Saxon business aristocracy to bind insurgent movements on the part of an immigrant and semi-servile proletariat.
The practical thing for a nation which has stumbled upon one of the turning-points of history is not to behave as though nothing very important were involved, as if it did not matter whether it turned to the right or to the left, went up hill or down dale, provided that it continued doing with a little more energy what it has done hitherto; but to consider whether what it has done hitherto is wise, and if it is not wise, to alter it.
There are, in theory, five ways by which the control of industry by the agents of private property-owners can be terminated. They may be expropriated without compensation. They may voluntarily surrender it. They may be frozen out by action on the part of the working personnel, which itself undertakes such functions... Their proprietary interest may be limited or attenuated to such a degree that they become mere rentiers... but who receive no profits and bear no responsibility for the organization of industry. They may be bought out.
Unless it [a nation] is to move with the energetic futility of a squirrel in a revolving cage, it must have a clear apprehension both of the deficiency of what is, and of the character of what ought to be... It must, in short, have recourse to Principles.
The master builder, who owns the capital used, can be included, not qua capitalist, but qua builder, if he surrenders some of the rights of ownership.
The practical thing for a traveler who is uncertain of his path is not to proceed with the utmost rapidity in the wrong direction: it is to consider how to find the right one.
There is all the difference between maintaining a standard which is occasionally abandoned, and affirming as the central truth of existence that there is no standard to maintain.
We have been witnessing... both in international affairs and in industry... the breakdown of the organization of society on the basis of rights divorced from obligations.
The meaning of a profession is that it makes the traitors the exception, not as they are in industry, the rule... subordinating the inclination, appetites and ambitions of individuals to the rules of an organization which has as its object to promote the performance of function.
The prevalent insistence upon rights, and prevalent neglect of functions, brings men into a vicious circle which they cannot escape, without escaping from the false philosophy which dominates them. But it does something more. It makes that philosophy itself seem plausible and exhilarating... not only for industry... but for politics and culture and religion and the whole compass of social life.
There is no inconsistency between encouraging simultaneously a multiplication of peasant farmers and small masters who own their own farms or shops, and the abolition of private ownership in those industries... in which the private owner is an absentee shareholder.
We shall close these channels through which wealth leaks away by resuming the ownership of minerals and of urban land... We shall secure that such large accumulations as remain, change hands at least once in every generation, by increasing our taxes on inheritance till what passes to the heir is little more than personal possessions, not the right to a tribute from industry which, though qualified by death-duties, is what the son of a rich man inherits today.
The merits of nationalization do not stand or fall with the efficiency or inefficiency of existing state departments as administrators of industry.


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Everyone and everything is Energy. Everyone and everything has a unique Energy Signature. We each have our own unique vibrational pattern. As energy fields and creators, we experience reality according to our Energy Signature.
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NAME:SOLADOYE, Ayodele Olufemi
DATE OF BIRTH: 26th October, 1947 NATIONALITY: Nigerian MARITAL STATUS: Married with Children
PRESENT STATUS: Professor of Physiology Dean, Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences College of Health Sciences, University of Ilorin
University Education:
1968 – 1974: College of Medicine University of Lagos.
1981 –1984: University of Leeds Medical School, Leeds, U.K.
Secondary Education:1966 – 1967: A ' Level, St. Paul's College, Zaria.(Passed All 4 Subjects: Cambridge and London Universities) 1961 – 1965: O' Level, St. Paul's College, Zaria (Grade I)
1984 – Ph.D. University of Leeds Medical School England, U.K
1974 – ECFMG Certificates (Philadelphia, U.S.A)
1974 – MB,BS, College of Medicine, University of Lagos, Lagos.
1971 – B.Sc, Honours (Physiology), Intercalated Programme,
College of Medicine, University of Lagos, Lagos
1982-1984:Recipient of Research Scholarship awarded by Committee of British Vice Chancellors & Principals U.K.
1981:Nominated for Commonwealth Scholarship Award
1981-1984:Recipient of University of Ilorin Staff Development Award, University of Ilorin
1971-1974:Recipient of University of Lagos Scholarship Award (University Scholar)
1969-1972:Recipient of Kwara State Government Scholarship Award
1991:Training Workshop on Student Centred Learning, McMaster University, Hamilton, CANADA
1989:Training Workshop on Problem Based Learning, University of LIMBURG Maastricht, NETHERLANDS.
1987:Training Workshop on Student Centred Learning & COBES PROGRAMMES, University of Ilorin, ILORIN.
1981-1984:Postgraduate Programme in Cardiovascular Studies at the University of Leeds Medical School, ENGLAND.
2001:Member, Board of Trustees, NISEB
1991:Elected into the membership of the British Physiological Society, U.K
1989:NETWORK Fellowship Award to attend Conference at University of LIMBURG, Maastricht, NETHERLANDS.
1989:International Union of Physiological Sciences (IUPS) Fellowship Award to attend IUPS Conference in Helsinki, FINLAND.
1987-1990:Elected Vice-President, Physiological Society of Nigeria.
1985:British Heart Foundation Fellowship Award to attend Congress on Cardiogenic Reflexes, Leeds, U.K.
1983:IUPS Fellowship Award to attend IUPS Conference in Sydney, AUSTRALIA.
1970:Distinction in Physiology (only candidate for that year)
Nigerian Medical Association
Physiological Society of Nigeria
British Physiological Society
Bioscience Research Group
Science Association of Nigeria (Life member)
Nigerian Society for Experimental Biology
(i) Clinical
I have maintained constant touch with clinical practice both in Nigeria and in Britain through the following appointments:
1995:Visiting Medical Officer, Carosi Catholic Hospital, OSI, I took part in general patient supervision.
1991-1994:Visiting Medical Officer, University of Ilorin Health Centre where I took part in out-patient clinics, supervision of in-patient and drug trials.
1981-1984:Clinical assistant at Leeds General Infirmary and St. James Hospital, Leeds, U.K. At these hospitals, I was responsible for conducting cardiovascular clinics for patients with ischaemic heart disease. Exercise tests were regularly conducted.
1978-1981:Medical Registrar, General Hospital, Ilorin. As a registrar in the Department of Medicine, I worked under the Consultant to conduct outpatient hypertensive and cardiac clinics. I also took part in the care of in-patients.
1976-1978:Medical Officer, Kabba General Hospital, As the Medical Officer-in-charge, I was responsible for general administration and general clinical duties. This included general out-patient clinics and theatre sessions for minor surgical operations.
1977-1978:Visiting Medical Officer: St. Vincent Catholic Mobile Clinic, Kabba (E.H.J Order). I was involved in providing general medical services to patients.
1975-1976:Medical Officer-in-charge of two hospitals at Igbuobazuwa and Usen (Ovia Local Government Area, Edo State). In this position, I was responsible for general administration, General Medical and Surgical duties.
1974-1975:Housemanship at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Lagos. This appointment was mainly a rotating internship through the departments of Internal Medicine, Paediatrics and Child-Health, General Surgery and Orthopaedics.
(ii) Teaching
Several years (27 years) of University Teaching Experience was acquired at various institutions
1998-2002:Visiting Professor, LAUTECH, Ogbomosho.
1995-1996:Visiting Reader/Associate Professor, Obafemi Awolowo University, ILE-IFE.
1994:Professor, University of Ilorin, ILORIN.
1990-1994:Reader, University of Ilorin
1985-1990:Senior Lecturer, University of Ilorin, ILORIN.
1981-1984:Demonstrator to M.Sc., Medical and Dental Students, Department of Cardiovascular Studies, Leeds, University Medical School, U.K.
1979-1985:Lecturer I, Physiology Department, University of Ilorin, ILORIN.
1971-1974:Demonstrator, Physiology Department, College of Medicine, Lagos University
(iii) External Examiners (Undergraduate & Postgraduate)
2005:College of Health Sciences, University of Maiduguri, Maiduguri
2004-2009:Faculty of Medicine, ABU, Zaria.
2002-2005:Igbinedion University Okada.
1989-2009:College of Medicine, University of Benin.
1997-1998:College of Health Sciences, LAUTECH, Ogbomoso.
1995-1997:College of Medicine, University of Port-Harcourt.
1992-1993:College of Medicine, Usman Danfodio, University, Sokoto.
1992-1993:Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Jos.
1991-2009:College of Medicine, University of Lagos.
1990-2009:College of Medicine, University of Ibadan.
1989-1996:College of Medical Sciences, University of Benin.
(iv) Accreditation Exercise
1990:Member of NUC Accreditation Team, University of Ibadan, Ibadan.
2006 1.) Member of Medical Council Accreditation Team, College of Health Sciences, Igbinedion University, Okada.
2006-2008 NUC Accreditation Team
2006-2008 Chairman, NUC Accreditation Team to: 1.) Babcock University, 2.) LAUTECH, Ogbomosho, 3.) University of Portharcourt. 4.) College of Medicine, University of Lagos. 5.) College of Health Sciences, Lagos State University. 6.) College of Health Sciences, Edo State University, Ekpoma. 7.) College of Health Sciences, Igbinedion University, Okada. 8.) Bingham University, Karu, Nassarawa State. 9.) College of Health Sciences, University of Uyo.
(v) Postgraduate Supervision
Currently supervising M.Sc. and Ph.D. students
(v) Administrative
2006:Head of Department of Physiology
2004-2006:Ag. Provost, College of Medicine, University of Ilorin, Ilorin.
2002-2006:Chairman, Committee of Deans.
2001-2005:Member, Governing Council, University of Ilorin.
2001:Chairman, Silver Jubilee Merit Award Committee
2000-2004:Dean, Faculty of Health Sciences
2000-2006:Member, University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital, Management Board
1999-2000:Head, Department of Anatomy
1998-1999:Head, Department of Physiology
1996-1998:Acting Head of Physiology Department. In this position, I was responsible for the day-to-day running of the Department timetabling, Curriculum preparation and student evaluation.
1986-1987:Acting Head, Department of Anatomy
1985-1989:Sub-Dean (Pre-Clinical). In this capacity, I assisted the Dean in looking after the Pre-Clinical section of the Faculty.
1985-Date:Member, University Senate and Several University and Faculty Committees, such as ceremonial, Publication, Teaching and Research and Primary School Board.
(i) RESEARCH INTERES
(i) My main area of interest is in the Cardiovascular System. Research activities have been largely on cardiovascular reflexes, especially interactions between central reflexogenic areas and the peripheral cardiovascular reflexes. These include the "Central chemoreceptors" peripheral chemoreceptors, baroreceptors, gastro-intestinal receptors. Human Baroreceptor activities in health and disease.
(ii) I am also interested in Exercise Physiology and Cardiovascular Homeostasis, ECG and Coronary Ischaemia. Future thrust in this area will among others include the chronobiology of the cardiovascular variables.
(iii) Haemorheology: Interest in this area is limited to clinical and comparative studies involving muscular exercise, obstetrics and gynaecological conditions.
(iv) Nutrition: Interest in this area involves studies on phytonutrients, growth rates, effects of Trona, Broad beans and Vitamins.
(v) Medical Education: Innovative medical education, involving student centred learning, problem based learning and student evaluation.
(vi) Evaluation of tissue responses to parasitic infestation.
(vii) Analgesic and anti-inflammatory agents in herbs.
(i) Congress of IUPS Sydney, Australia.
Soladoye et al (1983): The effect of cephalic hypercapnia on vascular resistance. Proc. XXIX IUPS XV. 144.
(ii) British Physiological Society meeting, Galway, Ireland.
Soladoye et al (1984): The effect of cephalic blood PC02 on the vascular responses from baroreceptors and chemoreceptors in the anaesthetized dogs. J. Physiol. (Lond.) 355, 47p.
(iii) Nigerian Physiological Society meeting, Calabar.
Soladoye et al (1988): Effect of afferent impulses on carotid occlusion reflex. Nigerian J. Physiol. Sciences, 4, 73p.
(iv) Nigerian Physiological Society 7th Annual Conference, Lagos
Soladoye et al (1985): Responses of the Superficial Veins to baroreceptors and chemoreceptor stimulation. Nigerian J. Physiol. Sciences 3, 77p.
(v) International Union of Physiological Sciences Congress, IUPS Helsinki, Finland.
(vi) Soladoye et al (1989): The effect of moderate intake of natron on growth rate and blood induces in rats. Proc. Int. UPS XVII, P5421
(vii) Nigerian Physiological Society meeting, Jos.
Soladoye et al (1990): Least square estimation and analysis of vascular capacitance.
(viii) Science Association of Nigeria 32nd Conference, Ilorin.
Soladoye et al (1991): Cardiovascular responses from histamine stimulation of receptors in the gastro-mesenteric area in anaesthetized rats. Bull Sc. Ass. 17(1),22.
(ix) Nigerian Physiological Society meeting, Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State.
Adesoji, B.B. & Soladoye, A.O. (1992). Haemorheological changes in healthy Nigerians during muscular exercise, Proc. 14th Scientific Meeting, Physiol. Soc of Nigeria, c.5
(x) Nigerian Society of Experimental Biology(NISEB) Meeting, Ilorin
Soladoye A.O., Olatunji L.A., Owoyele B.V. & Ogunsola O.S (2000). Influence of menstrual cycle on baroreceptor stimulation
Soladoye A.O., Olatunji L.A., Owoyele B.V. & Owolabi M.M (2000). Post exercise rehydration in man: effects of water and carbonated drinks.
(xi) Nigerian Physiological Society Meeting, Ibadan.
Soladoye A.O., Owoyele, B.V., Olatunji L.A & Oketoki A.A(2001). Haemorheologic profile in haemoglobinopathies.
(xii) Nigerian Society for Expt. Biol. Ilorin.
Soladoye A.O., Olatunji L.A, Owoyele B.V & Adelusi S.A(2002). Face immersion and cardiovascular responses.
(xiii) Soladoye A.O. (2003). COBES Programme: The Way Forward. Workshop on COBES, ARMTI.
(xiv) Soladoye A.O. (2003). COBES Programme: COBES Logistic Support. COBES Workshop, ARMTI.
(xv) Soladoye A.O. (2004). Curriculum Review. Faculty Workshop on Review of Curriculum, ARMTI.
(xvi) Olatunji L.A., Soladoye A.O. and Olayaki L.A. (2004). Effects of Acute Vitamin C Ingestion on Cardiovascular Responses to head-up-tilt or colt pressure test in healthy men. 24th Ann. Sci. Conf. of Physiol. Soc., Nigeria, Abraka, Delta State Univ.
(xvii) Olatunji, L.A., Soladoye A.O., Oyeyipo I.P. and Akhigbe R.E. (2005). Effect of high dietary calcium on plasma lipid, lipid peroxidation and haemorrheological variables in oral contraceptive-treated female rats. 25th Ann. Sci. Conf. Physiol. Soc., Nig. University of Port-Harcourt, Port-Harcourt.
(xix) 26th Annual Scientific Conference of Physiological Society of Nigeria, University of Benin, Benin-City, Nigeria.
27th Annual Scientific Conference of Physiological Society of Nigeria, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso, Oyo State, Nigeria.
(xx) Soladoye A.O. (2008). Cation Transport in the Kidneys. 28th Annual Scientific Conference of Physiological Society of Nigeria, University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria.
- Soladoye, A.O. (1973). "Medical education". Medilag, 1,7.
- Soladoye, A.O.(1973). "Oesophageal atresia and tracheo-oesophageal fistula in Lagos". Medilag, 1,5-9.
- Hainsworth, R., McGregor, K.H., Rankin, A.J & Soladoye, A.O. (1982)."A method for studying the interaction between cephalic blood CO2 tension and the baroreceptor reflex". J. Physiol. (Lond), 330, 11p-12p.
- Hainsworth, R., A.J Rankin & Soladoye, A.O. (1982). "Vascular responses from cephalic hypercapnia in the dog". J. Physiol. (Lond) 330, 75p.
- Hainsworth, R, Rankin, A.J. & Soladoye, A.O.(1983). "The influence of cephalic blood PCO2 on the cardiac inotropic responses from carotid chemoreceptors". J. Physiol (Lond), 240,21p.
- Rankin, A.J., Soladoye, A.O & Hainsworth, R (1983). "The effect of cephalic hypercapnia on reflex cardiac responses". Proc. XXIX Congress of the Int. Union of Physiological Sciences, XV, 143.
- Soladoye A.O., Rankin, A.J & Hainsworth, R(1983). "The effect of cephalic hypercapnia on vascular resistance". Proc. XXIX Congress of Int. Union Physiol. Sci. XV. 144.
- Hainsworth, R., Rankin, A.J & Soladoye, A.O.(1984)."Effect of cephalic blood PCO2 on the reflex vascular responses from baroreceptors and chemoreceptor in the anaesthetized dogs". J. Physiol. (Lond) 355, 45p.
- Ford, R. Hainsworth, R., A.J. Rankin & Soladoye, A.O.(1984). "Influence of cephalic blood PCO2 on vascular capacitance". J. Physiol (Lond.) 354. 65p.
- Soladoye, A.O. & Oyeleke, A.O (1989)."The effect of moderate intake of natron on growth rate and blood indices in rats". Proc. Int. Union Physiol. Sciences XVII, P5421.
- Soladoye, A.O. (1990)."Least Square estimation and analysis of vascular capacitance responses during baroreflex activity and central chemoreceptor stimulation in anaesthetized dogs". Proc. Nig. Physiol. Soc. 12th Session, Jos.
- Soladoye, A.O.(1991)."Cardiovascular responses from histamine stimulation of the gastro-mesenteric area in anaesthetized rats". Bul. Sc. Assoc. vol. 17(1),22.
- Adesoji, B.B & Soladoye, A.O. (1992)."Haemorheologic changes in healthy Nigerians during muscular exercise", Proc. 14th Ann. Scientific Meeting, Physiol. Soc. of Nigeria, c.5.
- Olowoyo, B.O., Adesoji, B.B & Soladoye, A.O.(1992)."The role of insulin in the mechanism of adrenalin induced hyperglycaemia in common African toad(Bufo regularis)". Proc. 14th Ann. Scientific Meeting Physiol. Soc. of Nigeria. C.35.
- Adesoji, B.B & Soladoye, A.O. (1992). "Respiratory function tests in young Nigerians. Proc". 14th Scientific Meeting Physiol, Soc. of Nigeria. C46.
- Soladoye, A.O(1992)."Abdominal aortic pressure oscillations during central chemoreceptor stimulation in anaesthetized dogs". Nigerian J. Sc. 28.
- Soladoye, A.O.(1971)."Effect of Vit. D. and Calcium infusion on PO4 clearance in the dog", Medilag, 1,18-22.
- Hainsworth, R., McGregor, K.H., Rankin, A.J. & Soladoye A.O. (1984)."Cardiac inotropic responses from changes in carbon-dioxide tension in the cephalic circulation of anaesthetized dogs". J. physiol (Lond) 357,23-35.
- Hainsworth, R., Rankin, A.J & Soladoye, A.O. (1985)."Effect of cephalic carbon-dioxide tension on the cardiac inotropic responses to carotid chemoreceptor stimulation in dogs". J. Physiol. (Lond) 358,405-416.
- Soladoye, A.O., Rankin, A.J., & Hainsworth, R(1985)."Influence of carbon-dioxide tension in the cephalic circulation on hind-limb vascular resistance in anaesthetized dogs". Quart. J. Expt. Physiol. (G. Britain) 70,527-538.
- Ford, R., Hainsworth, R., Rankin, A.J & Soladoye, A.O. (1985)."Abdominal vascular responses to changes in the tension of carbon-dioxide in the cephalic circulation of anaesthetized dogs". J. Physiol. (Lond) 356,417-431.
- Soladoye, A.O, Rankin, A.J & Hainsworth, R (1987)."Responses of superficial veins to baroreceptor and chemoreceptor stimulation during cephalic hypercapnia in anaesthetized dogs". Nigerian J. Physiol., Sciences, 3,14-18.
- Soladoye, A.O (1988)."Effect of afferent input from the gastro-intestinal tract on the carotid occlusion reflex in anaesthetized rats". Nigeria J. Physiol. Sciences, 5,17-24.
- Soladoye, A.O (1990)."Quantitative analysis of vascular capacitance responses from baroreceptor and central chemoreceptor stimulation". Bio Sci. Res. Comm. 2,93-104.
- Soladoye, A.O & Oyeleke, O.A (1990)."Effect of moderate intake of natron (kanwa) on growth rate and blood indices in rats". Nigerian J. Physiol. 6(2):1-8.
- Soladoye, A.O. (1993). "Reflex cardiovascular responses to histamine stimulation of the gastro-mesenteric area in anaesthetized rats". Afr. J. Pharm. & Pharm. Sc. 23, 21-29.
- Soladoye, A.O & Adesoji, B.B (1995)."Haemorheologic responses to sub-maximal muscular exercise in healthy subjects". Bio Sci. Res. Comm. 7(1),47-51.
- Soladoye, A.O.(1995). "Evaluation of the cardiovascular responses to Valsalva manoeuvre as a method for stimulating baroreceptor in healthy Nigerian subjects". Bio Sci. Res. Comm. 7(1),65-69.
- Soladoye, A.O. (1995)."Cardiovascular responses to Baroreceptor stimulation in healthy Nigerian subjects". West Afr. J. Bio Sci. 2, 38-45.
- Soladoye, A.O. (1995)."Cardiovascular responses to Baroreceptor stimulation in Nigerian Hypertensive patients". Bio Sci. Res. Comm 7(2):111-115.
- Soladoye, A.O., Adesoji, B.B and Maduako, K.O. (1995)."Peak expiratory flow rate values of young adults in Ilorin". West Afr. J. Biol. Sci 3(1 & 2) 50-56.
- Soladoye, A.O. (1995)."Abdominal aortic pressure oscillations during central chemoreceptor stimulation in anaesthetized dogs". Biokemistri 5(2);151-154.
- Soladoye A.O.(1995)."Haemorheologic changes during menstrual cycle in Nigerian women". J. Trop. Health Sciences, 2(1)l7-20.
- Soladoye, A.O (1998)."Haemorheologic profile of the menstrual cycle among fertile and infertile Nigerian women". J. Tropical Health Sci., 5(1) 1-3.
- Soladoye, A.O (1996)."Cardiac responses to exercise. Stress test in Nigerian diabetic patients". J. Tropical Health Sciences 3(1), 6-9.
- Soladoye, A.O., Adesoji, B.B (in press)."Pattern of respiratory function tests in healthy young adults in Ilorin". J. Tropical Health Sciences.
- Iranloye, B.O., Alada R.A and Soladoye A.O (1998)."The role of insulin in the mechanism of adrenalin induced hyperglycaemia in common African toad (Bufo regularis)". Bio Sci. Res. Comm. 190(3), 197-204.
- Olaleye S.B, Ajisafe B.O., Balogun E.A and Soladoye A.O (1998)."The effect of propranolol on the intestinal transport of glucose in thyroidectomised and thyroxine treated rats". Bio Sci. Res. Comm 10(4):277-282.
- Soladoye A.O. Olatunji, L.A and Fawole A.A (1998)."Haemorheologic consequences of contraceptive usage among healthy Nigerian Women". Bio Sci. Res. Comm 10(4):253-256.
- Soladoye A.O., Owoyele B.V and Olatunji L.A (1999)."Cardiovascular responses to baroreceptor stimulation during muscular exercise in different age groups". Afr. J. Bio Med. Res. 2(2):53-58.
- Soladoye, A.O., Owoyele B.V and Olatunji, L.A (2000)."Cardiovascular responses to baroreceptor stimulation at different levels of muscular exercise in different age groups". Bio Sci. Res. Comm 12(1):23-77.
- Jimoh S.A, Soladoye, A.O. Enaibe B.U and Owoyele B.V(2000)."Effects of chronic consumption of cow's urine concoction on gastric mucosa of albino rats". Afr. J. Bio Med. Res. 3, 139-142.
- Adebisi S.A, Soladoye, A.O, Adekoya D and Odukanmi, O.A (2002)."Serum protein fractions of Nigerian with plasmodium infections: Ilorin experience". Afr. J. Clin & Expt Microbiology 3, 82-84.
- Adebisi, S.A, Soladoye A.O., Adekoya D and Odukanmi O.A (2001)."Serum protein pattern in health diabetes and malaria". J. Trop. H. Sciences, 8 (1) 11-13.
- Soladoye A.O., Olatunji, L.A., Owoyele B.V and Owolabi M.M Post exercise rehydration in man, comparison between effects of water and carbonated drinks". NISEB J 2000.
- Soladoye A.O. Adebisi S.A and Ogunbameru M.E (2002)."Acute ingestion of cotton seed oil on testosterone level in wistar rats". J. Trop. H. Sciences, 9, 12 – 14
- Soladoye, A.O. Owoyele B.V., Olatunji, L.A and Ogunshola O.S. (2002)."Menstrual cycle influences on cardiovascular responses to baroreceptor stimulation" J. NISEB, 2(2), 123 – 126.
- Olatunji, L.A, Olayinka L.A, Ogunwale A & Soladoye, A.O. (in press)."Effect of acute vitamin E ingestion on cardiovascular responses induced by postural changes in Adult Nigerian".
- Soladoye A.O., Olatunji, L.A., Owoyele, B.V & Adelusi A.A (2003)."Cardiovascular responses to breath-holding with or without face immersion in young adults". Bio. Sci. Res. Comm, 16(1), 59 – 63.
- Owoyele, B.V, Wuraola, O.C, Olaleye, S.B & Soladoye A.O (in press)."Anti inflammation and analgesic activities of tithonia diversifolia leaf". J. Ethnopharm, Ireland.
- Owoyele B.V., Alabi O.T., Adebayo J.O., Soladoye A.O., Abioye A.I.R. & Jimoh S.A. (2004)."Haematological evaluation of ethanolic extract of allium ascalonicum in male albino rats". Elsevier, Fitoterapia, 75, 322 – 326.
- Owoyele B.V., Toki T.O., Etu A.K., Olaleye S.B. & Soladoye A.O. (2004). Anti-nociception produced by caffeine". Trop. J. H. Sci., 11 (1) 41 – 44.
- Daramola J.O., Adeloye A.A. & Soladoye A.O. (2004)."Changes in some haematological and biochemical parameters during pre-partum and post-partum periods in female West African dwarf goats". J. Agric. & Dev., 3:120 – 127.
- Olatunji L.A., Soladoye A.O., Adebisi S.A., Fawole A.A. & Abe F.A. (2005)."Influence of the phases of menstrual cycle on haemorheologic markers in healthy women". Trop. J. H. Sci., 12 (2) 6 – 9.
- Olatunji L.A., Okwusidi J.I., Olatunji V.A., Oguntoye S. & Soladoye A.O. (2005)."Protective effects of allium sativum on carbon tetrachloride-induced hepatotoxicity in rats". Pharmacognosy, 1, 155 – 158.
- Owoyele B.V., Yakubu M.T., Alonge F., Olatunji L.A. & Soladoye A.O. (2005)."Effects of folic acid intake on serum lipid profiles of apparently healthy young adult male Nigerians". Afr. J. Biomedical Res., 8, 139 – 142.
- Olatunji L.A., Adebayo J.O., Akinola O.B., Olatunji V.A., Adekoya A., Badaki O.J. & Soladoye A.O. (2005)."Haematological effects of aqueous extract of Hibiscus sabdariffa petals in rats". J. Trop. Health Sci., 12, 40 – 41.
- Adebayo J.O., Adesokan A.A., Olatunji L.A., Buoro O. & Soladoye A.O. (2005)."Effect of ethanolical extract of Bougainvillea spectabilis leaves on haematological and serum lipid variables in rats". BIOKEMISTRI, 17(1): 45 – 50.
- Owoyele B.V., Adeyemi F.M. & Soladoye A.O. (2005)."Effect of aqueous extract of ocimum gratissimam (sweet basil) on alloxan-induced diabetic rats". Pharmacognosy, 1, 62 – 64.
- Owoyele B.V., Oloriegbe Y.Y., Balogun E.A. & Soladoye A.O. (2005)."Analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties of Nelsonia canescens leaf extract". Elsevier, J. Ethnopharmacology, 99, 153 – 156.
- Owoyele B.V., Adediji J.O. & Soladoye A.O. (2005)."Anti-inflammatory activity of aqueous leaf extract of chromolaena odorata". Inflammopharmacology, 1 – 6.
- Olatunji L.A., Owoeye J.F.A., Olatunji V.A. & Soladoye A.O. (2005)."Effect of acute folic acid ingestion on blood pressure, haematological and plasma lipid variables in healthy young men". Nig. J. Health & Biomedical Sci., 4, 117 – 120.
- Daramola J.O., Adeloye A.A., Fatoba T.A. & Soladoye A.O. (2005)."Effect of exogenous melatonin on sexual behaviour in West African dwarf goats". Proc. 10th Ann. Conf. Annual Sci. Ass. Nig. (ASAN), 213 – 215.
- Soladoye A.O. (2000). "Forward: 25 years of COBES at Faculty of Health Sciences". J. Trop. Health Sci., 7, 3 – 14.
- Soladoye A.O. & Adebisi S.A. (In press). COBES programme – "a legacy of community-University partnership".
- Soladoye A.O., Parakoyi D.B., Adebisi S.A. & Musa I.O. (In press)."Assessment of the COBES programme".
- Soladoye A.O., Agaja S.B. and Adebisi S.A. (In press). "Students perception and attitude of the COBES programme during maiden posting".
- Soladoye A.O. (In press). "Curriculum change at the University of Ilorin Medical School": Prospects and Problems".
- Olatunji L.A., Adebayo J.O., Adesokan A.A., Olatunji V.A. & Soladoye A.O.(2006)."Chronic administration of aqueous extract of Hibiscus sabdariffa enhances Na+ - k+ ATPase and Ca++ - Mg++ - ATPase activities of rat heart muscle". Pharmaceutical Biology, 44(3).
- Olatunji L.A. & Soladoye A.O. (2006)."The effect of nifedipine on oral contraceptive induced hypertension in rats". The Nigerian Postgraduate Medical Journal.
- Owoyele B.V., Jimoh S.A., Ogunrombi A.O., Balogun E.A. and Soladoye A.O. (2006). "Haematological evaluation of acqueous extract of titonia diversifolia in rats". Recent Progs in Med. Plants, 13, 411 – 419.
- Owoyele B.V., Jegede T.O. and Soladoye A.O. (2006)."Analgesic and antipyretic activities of ethanolic extract of psidium guajava in rats". Recent Progs. in Med. Plants, 13, 485 – 492.
- Owoyele B.V., Abioye A.R., Afinowi S.A., Jimoh S.A. & Soladoye A.O.(2006)."Analgesic and anti-inflammatory effect of alum ascalonicum". Trop. J. H. Sci., 13 (1) 28 – 32
- Owoyele B. V., Iranloye B. O., Ayeni O. J. and Soladoye A.O.(2007)."Effects of Methanolic extract of Securidaca longepediculata on the haematologic parameters and some serum electrolytes in Wister rats. Recent Progs. in Med. Plants. 18: 351-358.
- Owoyele B. V and Soladoye A.O. (2007)."Anti inflammatory and Analgesic activities of ethanolic extracts of Chromolaena odorata leaves. Recent Progs. in Med. Plants. 18 : 397 -406.
- Owoyele B. V., Akozor F.A. and Soladoye A.O. (2007)."Anti-Ulcer effects of leaf Extracts of Nelsonia canescens in Rats". Recent Progs. in Med. Plants. 18: 345- 349.
- Owoyele B. V ., Oladimeji A., David A. J. and Soladoye A.O. (2007)."Antipyretic activities of the leaf extract of Chromolaena odorata". Trop. J. H. Sci., 14 (1): 1-3.
- Olatunji L. A., Soladoye A. O. and Jaja S. I. (2007)."Effects of chronic administration of vitamin C on haemodynamic responses to postural stress or cutaneous cold stimulation in healthy young men. Trop. J. H. Sci., 14 (2): 42-46.
- Olatunji L.A. and Soladoye A.O. (2007)."Increased magnesium intake prevents hyperlipidemia and insulin resistance and reduces lipid peroxidation in fructose-fed rats. Pathophysiology, 14:11-15.
- Olatunji L.A. and Soladoye A.O. (2007)."Effect of increased magnesium intake on plasma cholesterol, triglyceride and oxidative stress in alloxan-diabetic rats". Afr. J. Med. Sci., 36:155-161.
- Olatunji L.A. and Soladoye A.O. (2008)."Oral contraceptive administration aggravates nitric oxide synthesis inhibition-induced high blood pressure in female rats". Pathophysiology, 15:221-226.
- Akhigbe R.E., Azeez M.O., Ige S.F., Oyeyipo I.P., Ajao F.O.and Soladoye A.O. (2008)."Hemorheological Effects of Long-term Administration of Combined Oral Contraceptive in Rats". International Journal of Pharmacology, 4(5):403-406.
- Olatunji L.A., Oyeyipo I.P., Micheal O.S. and Soladoye A.O. (2008)."Effect of dietry magnesium on glucose tolerance and plasma lipid during oral contraceptive administration in female rats". Afr. J. Med. Sci., 37:135-139.
- Owoyele B.V., Oguntoye S.O., Dare K., Ogunbiyi B.A., Arubuola E.A. and Soladoye A.O. (2008)."Analgesic, anti-inflammatory and antipyretic activities from flavonoid fractions of Chromolaena odorata. Journal of Medicinal Plants Research, 2(9):219-225.
- Owoyele B.V., Adebukola O.M., Adeoye A.F.and Soladoye A.O.(2008)."AntiAnti-inflammatory activities of ethanolic extract of Carica papaya". Inflammopharmacology-16:1-6
- Olatunji L.A. and Soladoye A.O. (2008)."Effects of Chronic Administration of Vitamin E on Haemodynamic Responses to Postural Stress or Cold Pressor Test in Apparently Healthy Young Men". The Nigerian Postgraduate Medical Journal, 15(4):225-228


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PLA's first field modular camping and supporting system puts into use
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Source: China Military Online
Editor: Li Jiayao
2020-07-28 21:01:08
By Lai Yuhong and Jing Bin
BEIJING, July 28 – Recently, the first modular camping and supporting system, which was piloted by the Joint Logistic Support Force of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA), has passed the procedure of evaluation and been officially distributed to the military.
The system provides various modules that can be quickly-assembled into a field camp, which includes tent, container, steel-structured house, and combination modules. According to the characteristics of specific tasks and environmental conditions, the troops can carry out flexible insertion and assembly, so as to facilitate quick maneuver capability and better support for the troops.
As a mature industrialized product, the inflatable tent of the system is lightweight, simple in structure, and quick to open, which can be flexibly put together and be integrated with multiple functional modules including commanding, accommodation, conference, storage, dining, bathroom, and air conditioning. A field camp can be quickly set up in a short time based on the system, which is able to provide integrated field camping support for a battalion-sized troop unit.
In order to meet the troops' needs in field camping to the maximum extent, the relevant departments under the PLA Joint Logistic Support Force have also made a number of improvements and innovations in the design of the supporting system, as shown by the integrated tap water equipment that could provide both domestic and direct drinking water for service members; and the mobile silent power station that makes use of advanced noise reduction technology.
It is reported that the PLA Joint Logistic Support Force will continue to cooperate with scientific research institutions such as the PLA Academy of Military Sciences to optimize and improve the system's functional modules, such as camouflage protection, anti-strike, and so on.
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Measurements of forest cover and change are vital to understanding the global carbon cycle and the contribution of forests to carbon sequestration. Many nations are engaged in international agreements, such as the Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD+) initiative, which includes tracking annual deforestation rates and developing early warning systems of forest loss. Remote sensing data are integral to data collection for these metrics, however, the use of optical remote sensing for monitoring forest health can be challenging in tropical, cloud-prone regions.
Radar remote sensing overcomes these challenges because of its ability to "see" the surface through clouds or regardless of day or night conditions. In addition, the radar signal can penetrate through the vegetation canopy and provide information relevant to structure and density.
Although the capabilities and benefits of SAR data for forest mapping and monitoring are known, it is underutilized operationally due to data complexities and limited user-friendly tutorials.
This advanced webinar series will introduce participants to 1.) SAR time series analysis of forest change using Google Earth Engine (GEE), 2.) land cover classification with radar and optical data with GEE, 3.) mapping mangroves with SAR, and 4.) forest stand height estimation with SAR. Each training will include a theoretical portion describing the use of SAR for landcover mapping as related to the focus of the session followed by a demonstration that will show participants how to access, download, and analyze SAR data for forest mapping and monitoring. These demonstrations will use freely-available, open-source data and software.
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SAR for Landcover Applications
You can follow along with the demonstrations by using the software listed below. Recordings of each Part will be made available on YouTube within 48 hours after each demonstration for you to go through at your own pace.
Part One: Time Series Analysis of Forest Change
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– Google Earth Engine
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– Sentinel-1 Toolbox
Local, regional, state, federal, and non-governmental forest and environmental managers already working with satellite remote sensing datasets for forest monitoring.


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This programme has been created by Health Education England e-Learning for Healthcare (HEE e-LfH) in response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) global pandemic.
The programme includes key materials to help the health and care workforce respond to Coronavirus.
Initially, the Coronavirus programme will include limited resources, but more content will be added in the coming days and weeks. The additional content will include new content and content curated from different sources such as existing HEE e-LfH sessions and other resources from organisations such as NHS England and NHS Improvement or the World Health Organization (WHO).
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Vertebral osteomyelitis is a rare but serious complication of spinal-epidural analgesia and anesthesia. We report two cases of two level vertebral osteomyelitis and psoas abscess without spinal epidural abscess after spinal and epidural anesthesia. The first patient with psoas abscess was successfully treated with CT guided needle drainage and posterior spinal decompression with L1-L2 instrumented fusion and antibiotics. Second patient was successfully treated with antibiotics and posterior decompression with T12-L1 and L4-L5 posterior instrumented fusion
The increased use of epidural-spinal analgesia and anesthesia techniques has increased the number and variety of complications due to these techniques. Infectious complications, including epidural abscess, meningitis, discitis and osteomyelitis after epidural-spinal analgesia and anesthesia are very rare (1,2). Although spinal epidural abscess is a well known complication, vertebral osteomyelitis is quite rare (2-6). Only a few cases report of osteomyelitis after epidural anesthesia and catheterization published. However vertebral osteomyelitis after spinal anesthesia, also very rare, has not been reported previously in literature. We report two cases of two level osteomyelitis and psoas abscess without spinal epidural abscess after spinal anesthesia.
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Epidural abscess is a rare but well known complication after epidural analgesia and anesthesia. Vertebral osteomyelitis is also very rare and more common in men older than 50 years old. Previously reported vertebral osteomyelitis cases had occurred after the epidural anesthesia with catheter use or epidural injection. This is the first case of vertebral osteomyelitis after spinal anesthesia without catheter use.The most common mechanism of vertebral osteomyelitis is haematogenous spread from an infected focus elsewhere within the body (7,8). The proposed mechanism of vertebral osteomyelitis after epidural analgesia and anesthesia include haematogenous spread from a distant site (9), contiguous spread from surrounding sepsis and direct invasion by skin bacteria through the needle track (10), contaminated syringes (11) or contaminated local anesthetics (12). The mechanism of our patientâs vertebral osteomyelitis were the direct invasion by skin bacteria through the needle track because the result of culture from the psoas abscess and infected material obtained from surgery cultures were methicillin resistance staphylococcus aureus. While Staphylococcus aureus is the most common colonizing organism of spinal epidural abscess, Pseudomonas aeruginosa is the most common colonizing organism of previously reported cases (2-4,6,13,14). This may be the result of immune compromise or diabetes mellitus.Risk factors for infectious complications of spinal-epidural analgesia and anesthesia are AIDS, malignancy, alcohol abuse, diabetes mellitus and steroid use. In the previously reported cases some degree of immune compromise (2,3,5,6), malignancy (4) and diabetes mellitus (13-15) were present. Our cases were not immune compromised or had diabetes mellitus.Back pain after spinal-epidural anesthesia is common and frequency varies from 2% to 31% (14). Also the most common presenting features of vertebral osteomyelitis are localized spine tenderness and pain that is aggravated by movement (2). The most common causes of back pain after spinal-epidural anesthesia are hemathoma formation, ligamentous trauma, reflex paraspinous muscle spasm, and ligamentous strain during patient positioning (2). Fever and leukocytosis are not consistently seen. Up to 50% of patients with confirmed vertebral osteomyelitis being afebrile (15). Our patients were afebrile and suffered from back pain.Diagnosis of vertebral osteomyelitis is made by computed tomography, MRI, and radionuclide bone scan. MRI is the choice of imaging investigation. The diagnoisis of vertebral osteomyelitis in our patients were made by MRI because of its superior sensitivity and morphological imaging of soft tissue.The management of vertebral osteomyelitis without surgery is antimicrobial therapy with or without immobilisation. Percutaneous CT-guided drainage is indicated for iliopsoas abscess. Indications for biopsy include negative blood cultures, failure to respond to antimicrobials and to rule out differential diagnosis such as tumour (14).
However clinical manifestation of vertebral osteomyelitis after spinal-epidural anesthesia and analgesia may not be specific, back pain is the major clinical sign. When severe back pain occurs associated with systemic signs of infection with or without fever, the diagnosis of vertebral osteomyelitis should be suspected.
1. Lee BB, Ngan Kee WD, Griffith JF. Vertebral osteomyelitis and psoas abscess occurring after obstetric epidural anesthesia. Reg Anesth Pain Med 2002; 27(2):220-4.2. Pinczower GR, Gyorke A. Vertebral osteomyelitis as a cause of back pain after epidural anesthesia. Anesthesiology 1996;84:215-17.3. Chevalier X, Lavarde C, Claudepierre P, Larget-Piet B. Iatrogenically induced vertebral osteomyelitis due to Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Clin Exp Rheumatol 1996;14:191-194.4. Coapas CM, Roysam GS. Vertebral osteomyelitis secondary to epidural carheter use. A case report. Spine 2001;26:1492-945. Kruger M, Harries K, Dumont S. Osteomyelitis following epidural analgesia in a immuncompromised patient. Anasesthesia 1998;53:314-3156) Wenningsted-Togard K, Heyn J, Willumsen L. Spondylitis following epidural morphine. A case r.port. Acta Anaesth Scand 1982;26:649-517. Patzakis MJ, Rao S, Wilkins J, Moore TM, Harvey PJ. Analysis of 61 cases of vertebral osteomyelitis. Clin Orthop 1991;264:178-1838. Sapico FL, Montgomerie JZ. Vertebral osteomyelitis. Infect Dis Clin North Am 1990;4:539-550.9. Saady A. Epidural abscess complicating thoracic epidural analgesia. Anesthesiology 1976;44:244-246.10. Du Pen SL, Peterson DG, Williams A, Bogosian AJ. Infection during chronic epidural catheterization: diagnosis and treatment. Anesthesiology 1990;73:905-909.11. James FM, George RH, Naiem H, White GJ. Bacteriologic aspects of epidural analgesia. Anesth Analg 1976;55:187-19012. North JB, Brophy BP. Epidural abscess: a hazard of spinal epidural anaesthesia. Aust N Z J Surg 1979;49:484-485.13. Yue WM, Tan SB. Distant skip level discitis and vertebral osteomyelitis after caudal epidural injection: a case report of a rare complication of epidural injections. Spine 2003;28:E209-E211.14. Arun R, Shafic Said A N, Hossein Mehdian SM. Multilevel vertebral osteomyelitis and facet joint infection following epidural catheterisation. Acta Orthop Belg 2007;73:665-669.15. Simopoulos TT, Kraemer JJ, Glazer P, Bajwa ZH. Vertebral osteomyelitis: A potentially catastrophic outcome after lumbar epidural steroid injection. Pain Physician 2008;11:693-697.


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Gorgeous Lynnwood rambler in very quiet cul-de-sac! This home has it all including a newer water heater & roof. Recently remodeled cooks kitchen w/ tons of storage space, tile floors, tile backsplash, & high-end appliances. Lovely solid strand bamboo flooring in majority of home. 3 good sized, light & bright bedrooms & bathrooms that are just waiting for your touch! Lg 700sq.ft stamped concrete patio. 1 year old 24k btu ductless mini split with air handler in main living area. Come & see today!
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As regular readers know, I have made a habit of putting up samples from Steven Hayward's The Week In Pictures feature at powerlineblog.com – with a request that you click on the link I supply to see the rest of them…and, of course, give Mr. Hayward his well-deserved web traffic.
For whatever it's worth, I consider this week's compilation the greatest of them all. I found myself laughing, and/or gnashing my teeth, and/or nodding in rueful agreement for virtually ever one that was posted.
Here is a sampling. And – again – I urge you in strongest terms to click on the link so you can see the rest – you'll be very, very glad you did:


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Category Archives: Fishing Equipment
~~~~~ Since 1881 the Pflueger name has been part of the fishing industry when Ernest F. Pflueger founded a fish hook company called the Enterprise Manufacturing Company. When his son Earnest A. Pflueger took over the family business and founded the E.A. Pflueger Company, he expanded the company from a hook manufacturer to all aspects […]Continue reading
LEWS Rods and Reels
~~~~ Over the 40-year-period from 1949 to when the Childre family licensed the Lew's brand to Browning® in 1989, the family-run business had made many major contributions that would change forever the face of recreational sport fishing. Additional introductions they were involved in beyond the Speed Stick and Speed Spool included single-foot guide frames, aluminum […]Continue reading
SHIMANO Rods and Reels
~~~~~ Never satisfied with "good enough," Shimano always finds another way to improve your fishing experience. Introducing the new Shimano Stradic, the product of CONTINUOUS EVOLUTION. Now with Shimano's Micro Module Gear II, you'll experience a rotational smoothness and power transfer never before achieved in a reel at this price point. Couple Micro Module Gear […]Continue reading
Pflueger President Reel
~~~~ Featuring a corrosion resistant, stainless steel 10 Bearing System, the Pflueger® President® Spinning Reel offers anglers a smooth performance on the water. Constructed with a lightweight graphite body and rotor, the reel is both lightweight and durable. Anglers can tie braided line directly to the spool, while the reel's slow oscillation gearing improves line […]Continue reading
~~~~~ The Elite Max™ series of spinning reels exemplifies sleek reel design and performance in a compact package. Precision engineered with a IM-C6™ one-piece gear box that houses computer optimized gearing, the Elite Max™ provides a gear system that is smooth and highly effiecient for controlled presentations.Continue reading
Shimano Stradic CI4
~~~ Back and updated with some of Shimano's newest technologies, the Shimano STCI42500HGFB Stradic CI4 Plus Spinning Reel delivers top-level performance in a lighter and more durable platform than ever before. By decreasing overall weight, adding the new lightweight MGL Rotor, and incorporating G-Free Body, the Shimano Stradic Ci4+ is the lightest and most comfortable […]Continue reading
Lew's Mach Crush Spinning Reel
~~~~ A lightweight high-strength C40 carbon skeletal speed rotor, stainless steel bail wire and smooth six-disc carbon drag system help the line lay on the spool perfectly, and come off just as smooth. The Mach Crush features a strong but lightweight aluminum body, stainless steel main shaft and solid brass pinion gear. Its performance is […]Continue reading
Quantum SMOKE S3 PT
~~~~~ You don't build a product this exceptional by going with the flow. So while most of the fishing industry focuses on smaller reels with tiny spools, Quantum engineered a larger 35.5 mm spool into a very compact frame to provide anglers plenty of line capacity, longer casts, and more inches of line pick-up with […]Continue reading
Lew's American Hero
~~~~~ The reel features a one-piece, lightweight, graphite composite frame and sideplates, making it incredibly strong, yet lightweight and ideal for all fishing situations. It's a beauty too, mixing black sideplates and a machine forged anodized aluminum blue spool and tension knob, no doubt making it stand out among the other gear on the boat […]Continue reading
Shimano Curado DC Baitcast Reel
~~~~~~ This is the reel the world has been waiting for! The Shimano Curado DC Baitcast Reel is the smart-casting, computerized version of one of the world's most popular high-performance baitcasters. It's equipped with Shimano's unique Digital Control braking technology, a microcomputer-driven cast control system that monitors the reel's spool speed 1,000 times per second […]Continue reading


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Starting in Oundle, Luxembourg national champion Christine Majerus sprinted to victory in Kettering on Friday afternoon to take the lead of the Aviva Women's Tour heading into the weekend's final two stages.
The Boels Dolmans rider rounded the final corner atop a stiff drag up to the finish line at the head of a peloton, heading home Barbara Guarischi and young British duo Lucy Garner and Hannah Barnes.
Majerus' two second advantage on the Northamptonshire finish line moved her into the Aviva Yellow Jersey, four seconds ahead of overnight leader Lisa Brennauer.
Garner's strong ride also saw her head up the SweetSpot Best Young Riders competition and take the Premier Inn jersey for the top placed British rider thanks to her sixth place overall.
Lisa Brennauer held on to the Chain Reaction Cycles Points Jersey, having finished in the top six on every stage, while Melissa Hoskins keeps the lead, by four points over Elise Delzenne, in the Strava Queen of the Mountains classification.
Bigla Pro Cycling's Sharon Laws won the YodelDirect Combativity Award for an attacking display that saw her only caught by the peloton on the outskirts of Kettering. Last year's Strava Queen of the Mountains had bridged across to a two-rider break of Heather Fischer and Chloe McConville, but the trio's lead was finally snuffed out with three kilometres to go.
For full Stage Three Results click here.


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Space Bar
Cut the Space Bar in half (not necessarily to share, but to behold the beauty that lies within) and you'll see a layer of gooey caramel perched atop a snowy white bed of nougat studded with nuts. Next, find some space in your mouth for it, and you'll discover that the caramel is salted with fleur de sel, the nougat is flavored with vanilla bean, the nuts are almonds that have been lightly toasted and the chocolate is 66% dark. Give me some Space Bar!
Please Note: chocolate is only available for in-store pickup or local delivery during the summer months and cannot be shipped.
3.5 ounces.
Hand-crafted in Wisconsin.