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Duck with Orange Hazelnut Stuffing
For more than half a century, this elegant entree has graced my family's holiday table. The zesty stuffing with its nice nutty crunch complements the slices of moist duck, while the hint of orange in the gravy sets it apart.
Total TimePrep: 30 min. Bake: 2 hours
Makes8 servings
- 2 domestic ducklings (4 to 5 pounds each)
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 1 teaspoon grated orange zest
- 1/2 teaspoon seasoned salt
- 4 cups coarse soft bread crumbs
- 2 cups chopped peeled tart apples
- 2 cups chopped toasted hazelnuts
- 1 cup chopped celery
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 1/2 cup orange juice
- 2 large eggs, beaten
- 1/4 cup butter, melted
- 2 to 3 tablespoons lemon juice
- 2 teaspoons grated orange zest
- 1-1/2 teaspoons grated lemon zest
- 1 teaspoon seasoned salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 2 cups chicken broth
- 1/3 cup orange marmalade
- Preheat oven to 350°. Sprinkle the inside of ducks with salt; prick skin lightly several times, being careful not to cut into the meat. Rub skin grated orange zest and sprinkle with seasoned salt; set aside. Combine the first 15 stuffing ingredients; spoon into ducks. If desired, secure legs with baker's twine.
- Place with breast side up on a rack in a large shallow roasting pan; pour enough water below rack to thinly cover bottom of pan. Bake, uncovered, until a thermometer reads 180° in the thickest part of the thigh and 165° for stuffing, 2 to 2-1/2 hours, rotating pan halfway through and tenting with foil if needed to prevent overbrowning.
- For gravy, combine 3 tablespoons pan drippings, flour, salt and pepper in a saucepan; stir until smooth. Heat until bubbly, stirring constantly. Gradually add broth. Bring to a boil; cook for 1-2 minutes, stirring constantly. Add marmalade; stir until smooth.
Nutrition Facts1 each: 973 calories, 73g fat (20g saturated fat), 207mg cholesterol, 1452mg sodium, 34g carbohydrate (16g sugars, 5g fiber), 45g protein.
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This is the way to treat a duck! Because we are real fans of stuffing, I used about 2 more cups of breadcrumbs and tripled the thyme and nutmeg measurements. I also added a 1/2 tablespoon of orange blossom water, which brought out the other spices beautifully.The gravy was the easiest I have ever made. I added a little more cube bullion to even out the salty vs. sweet balance. My family (including my inlaws) was raving about this meal for days on end. Great Thanksgiving meal!!


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A recent systematic review analyzed the role of multidisciplinary clinics for the treatment of patients with psychocutaneous diseases, including delusional infestation. Due to the complex nature of these conditions, a multidisciplinary approach and holistic management is needed, according to the study.
"Psychocutaneous diseases affect an underrecognized patient population facing misdiagnosis and a reduced quality of life due to knowledge gaps and insufficient awareness," the researchers wrote. They conducted a systematic review of the literature using PubMed and Google Scholar to report key findings on the importance and benefits of providing multidisciplinary care for this patient population, as well as provide structural evidence for more widespread utilization of these clinics.
Of the 923 studies screened, 23 met the inclusion criteria. "Examined data from the included clinics illuminate the increased need and demand for specialized care," they said. The combined clinics varied in structure, design, and setting, and provided data on 1677 patients from 12 countries with a variety of psychodermatologic conditions, including delusional infestation, trichotillomania, and dermatitis artefacta.
The analysis showed an overall benefit for the implementation of combined-clinic approach to patient management, with 20 studies reporting overall benefits and/or improved patient outcomes. The researchers recommended a well-informed dermatologist identify patients with psychocutaneous disease and treat based on their comfort level or refer if needed. They also recommended psychiatrists, psychologists, dermatologists, and residents all participate in the consultation and management of psychocutaneous diseases, and in some cases, care can be augmented with case management and social services. "This technique ensures key components related to the pathogenesis of patients' conditions are accounted for while offering appropriate, individualized therapeutic options," they said.
However, the researchers found clinicians interested in psychodermatology lacked appropriate knowledge and resources for diagnosis and treatment, and patients experienced barriers to accessing care.
"The implementation of combined clinics provides a cost-reducing avenue in the management of dermatologic disease and psychosocial comorbidity by limiting inaccurate diagnoses, ineffective treatments, unnecessary referrals, and 'doctor shopping,'" the researchers concluded.
Corresponding author Mohammad Jafferany, MD, discussed these findings further in an interview with The Dermatologist. Dr Jafferany, who has combined training in dermatology and psychiatry, is a board-certified psychiatrist in the department of psychiatry at Central Michigan University College of Medicine, East Campus, in Saginaw, MI.
The Dermatologist: Why did you and your team decide to conduct this study?
Dr Jafferany: Psychodermatology is an evolving field of dermatology. We have conducted several studies in different parts of the world to find out the knowledge and awareness of psychodermatology. In all these studies we found lack of awareness among dermatologists whether they are from Europe, South Asia, Middle East, Eastern Europe, Central Asia, or even the United States.
In some places, due to the growing awareness about the field, psychodermatology clinics have been established. Therefore, we decided to study the benefits and usefulness of these clinics in addressing psychodermatologic disorders.
The Dermatologist: What are some of the challenges of treating primary and secondary psychocutaneous disorders?
Dr Jafferany: The most common challenge in treating primary and secondary psychocutaneous disorders are stigma associated with mental illness on part of patients, followed by lack of awareness and knowledge among dermatologists about psychodermatology.
The Dermatologist: You and your team found that some patients visited multiple physicians and also had various diagnoses, which can impact the patient-provider relationship. Why is it important for dermatologists, and psychologists/psychiatrists, to make sure they understand and build trust with these patients?
Dr Jafferany: A therapeutic bond and building trust is of paramount importance in the management of psychocutaneous disorders. Many patients with psychodermatologic disorders, for example body dysmorphic disorder, doctor shop for treatment of their perceived flaws or defect of their body/skin. This creates a lot of resource wasting and unnecessary procedures. This is where trust and therapeutic rapport come into play with patients, who develop confidence in their providers. This help fosters an atmosphere of comfort and credence in the overall management process.
The Dermatologist: Social stigma for mental health conditions, in general, is a significant issue, and your study also highlighted that it can negatively impact treatment and adherence for patients with psychocutaneous disorders. How can dermatologists address the mental component of primary and secondary psychocutaneous disorders without creating any feelings of shame or embarrassment?
Dr Jafferany: As mentioned earlier, social and mental stigma is a large barrier in the management of psychodermatologic disorders. A knowledgeful and insightful dermatologist, with psychodermatology awareness, can discuss with patients about the psychological impact of skin disease and its role in the causation and aggravation of skin disease. An empathetic and nonjudgmental approach with proper psychoeducation wins the confidence of patient, which helps in the long-term management of psychocutaneous disease.
The Dermatologist: In your opinion, how does combining dermatology and psychology/psychiatry visits help mitigate social stigma around mental health?
Dr Jafferany: Combining dermatology and psychiatry clinics and other liaison services such as social services or case management are pivotal in the management of psychocutaneous disorders. The required psychological support, emotion regulation, distress tolerance, and cognitive restructuring has been proven helpful in mitigating social stigma associated with psychocutaneous disease
The Dermatologist: What areas of future research are needed to improve the treatment of primary and secondary psychocutaneous disorders?
Dr Jafferany: In recent years, particularly last decade, a lot of work has been done on psychoneuroimmunoendocrinologic mechanisms associated with stress and psychocutaneous disorders. The role of stress hormones, various cytokines, and chemical mediators have been involved in several psychodermatologic disorders. Future research directed at deeper levels in understanding the role of these hormones, cytokines, and mediators in causation and perpetuation of psychodermatologic disorders is needed.
The Dermatologist: What key takeaways would you like to leave with dermatologists?
Dr Jafferany: A nonjudgmental and empathetic approach towards patients with psychocutaneous disease improves the therapeutic bond and mutual trust between patient and provider, which leads to better prospectus for the management of the disease. A holistic approach involving dermatologist, psychiatrist/psychologist, social services, and case management has proven useful in several psychocutaneous diseases.
Awareness and knowledge about psychodermatology among dermatologists are an additional bonus in the diagnosis and treatment of psychocutaneous disorders. This requires continuing medical education, psychodermatology symposia, and workshops that incorporate psychodermatology in the curricula of dermatology and psychiatry residency programs. In addition, the use of social media in disseminating information about psychocutaneous disorder and formation of support groups, such as for alopecia, psoriasis, and atopic dermatitis, could be helpful in mitigating social stigma associated with these disorders.
Patel A, Jafferany M. Multidisciplinary and holistic models of care for patients with dermatologic disease and psychosocial comorbidity: a systematic review. JAMA Dermatol. 2020;156(6):686-694. doi:10.1001/jamadermatol.2020.0394

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In August 2007, I accompanied a Mexican dairy worker named Gabriel on the first leg of his journey home to Tabasco. Gabriel was thirty-five year old and had worked as a milker on the O'Reilly farm, for a few months. Skipping the morning milking shift, Gabriel and I woke up late, at 7 a.m. He put his new black suitcase with all of his belongings in the back of my car, and we drove to the Burlington Airport. With a valid passport and matricula consular [consulate issued identification card], Gabriel would be able to fly on an airplane to Mexico, even though he was an unauthorized migrant. Irma Valeriano, a Spanish professor at the University of Vermont originally from Oaxaca, met us at the airport. Professor Valeriano had helped Gabriel and dozens of other unauthorized migrants buy flights home over the last three years. The three of us stood in the terminal, which was empty early in the morning. Before checking in for his flight, Irma explained to Gabriel how to navigate an airport. "Sometimes the gate changes for a connecting flight," she told him, "so you have to look on the screens to find your new gate." This was Gabriel's first flight on an airplane.
Before leaving the airport, I shook Gabriel's hand. His hair was combed and his shirt tucked in, but I still feared he would attract attention in security because of his dark, tanned skin, black beard, and the three inch gold cross he wore on a chain around his neck. He had bought the cross at TJMaxx a few days earlier when I had taken him shopping. Professor Valeriano told me later she thought it made him look like a supercristiano. I assumed it would be the last time I ever saw Gabriel.
Unbeknownst to Gabriel's wife, Professor Valeriano, and me, one of Gabriel's connecting flights later in the day was delayed because of a storm. Trying to avoid attracting attention, Gabriel was too fearful to call any of us to let us know what had happened. At midnight that same day, Juan and I received a phone call at the O'Reilly farm from Gabriel's wife. Lying on the air mattress, I heard her panicked voice as Juan stood next to me and spoke to her on the phone. She feared he had been arrested in transport. She had spent all evening at the airport in Villahermosa waiting for her husband. The last plane of the evening arrived, and Gabriel was not on board. Sleepily, Juan tried to calm her, explaining that we would make inquiries the following day to see if he had been arrested. The next morning, I spoke with Irma and she began to call the airlines to determine if Gabriel had boarded all of his connecting flights. Gabriel had given me his home number before leaving, so I called his family in Tabasco. I spoke with his elderly mother on the phone twice that day, as his wife had returned to the airport in Villahermosa to wait for him. The second time I called Tabasco in the afternoon, Gabriel's mother told me he had arrived in Villahermosa.
A week later I got a call from Tabasco. It was Gabriel, calling just to dar un saludo [say hello]. He thanked me for my help driving him to Burlington, and told me that if I ever came to Mexico he would offer me his apoyo [support]. As he talked on the phone, I could hear laughing and talking in the background. He told me he was sitting around with friends, telling stories about his time in the United States. He passed the phone around to his friends and I greeted them. Seguimos en contacto [stay in touch], we told each other. I was confident however, that this would be the last I would hear of Gabriel.
A few months later in November, Gabriel called again. "Benja!" he shouted into the phone. It had been so long since I spoke to him that it took me a moment to place his voice. He called for no particular reason, just to chat. I told him about the snow in Vermont, and that the O'Reilly dairy was just the same. Again, we ended with seguimos en contacto. I have not heard from Gabriel since, but I would not be surprised to receive a call from him today, and I expect he would not be surprised if I called him either.
Communicating with Gabriel and his family after he left for Mexico illustrated for me the importance of the phone as a translocal adaptation strategy for migrants in Vermont. Isolated on rural dairies, the phone is a lifeline, providing migrants with a means to relieve loneliness and maintain relationships with kin from afar. All migrants I met in Vermont had access to a phone, and Juan told me he knew of no migrants who did not have phone access. Migrants at the O'Reilly farm pay for phone calls with phone cards they buy at stores, from reiteros, or patrones. Antonio and other migrants told me they felt calmer after speaking on the phone and said they spoke with their family at least once a week. Phone communication also serves non-migrants by assuaging their fears about migrants' arrest and deportation. Phone conversations are also needed for remitting, as the pin number for transfers must be communicated to non-migrants who receive money in Mexico. The telephone is the most important glue that binds together the relationships that make up translocal social fields.
"Can you send money for me?" Javier asked me as we sat at the kitchen table at the O'Reilly farmhouse. Javier, the middle-aged migrant who worked only briefly on the O'Reilly farm during summer 2007, was unable to get a ride off the farm that day from George or Kathryn, but wanted to send money home immediately. He asked me to stop in a grocery store or pharmacy on my way home and send the money for him to Tabasco.
"No problem," I said. Javier grabbed a blank Moneygram form off a stack of them sitting on the hutch. Evidently the forms were swiped from a grocery store so Javier and the other migrants could complete the forms inside the farmhouse and give the forms to the O'Reilly's on their behalf. On the form, Juan carefully wrote down his name, the name of his wife, and the town where she lived in Tabasco. He signed the form and handed it to me. The field for a local address in the United States was left blank, so I called Juan in from the living room and asked to look at his matricula consular identification card. The matricula consular issued by the Mexican Consulate in Boston included the O'Reilly farm's address. The Mexican Consulate issues these cards to unauthorized migrants to register them as living in the United States, provide them with photo identification, and attempt to reduce deportation by reassuring U.S. law enforcement that the cardholder is not a criminal. Javier did not have a matricula consular, so I borrowed Juan's card to copy down the address.
With the form now complete, Javier pulled a thick wallet out of his back pocket, counted out five one hundred dollar bills, and handed me the money without looking at me. I stuffed the bills in my back pocket. Javier did not say a word; he did not remind me to keep track of his money, or to call him with the pin his wife would need to receive the transfer in Mexico.
"I'll call you later tonight with the pin," I told him
"No problem, no problem," he finally said.
A few minutes later, I said goodbye and headed back home toward Dartmouth. I was amazed to be driving away with five hundred dollars of Javier's money. I arrived at the pharmacy in Middlebury, only to find they used Western Union to wire money, not Moneygram. I needed to fill out the Western Union form, but could not sign for Javier, nor did I expect the pharmacy employee to believe my name was Javier Ramirez. I put my own name and address down, and I signed the new Western Union form myself. The pharmacy employee looked sleepy and sent the money as if she had repeated the task hundreds of times. She seemed unsurprised that I was sending money to Mexico. Her reaction suggested that Anglo's sending money on behalf of Mexicans was not an infrequent occurrence. She accepted the money and gave me a receipt with the pin number. Western Union not only charged around thirty dollars for the transfer itself, but also made about fifteen dollars exchanging the money into Mexican pesos.
Back at Dartmouth later that evening, I called Javier when I knew the afternoon shift would be over. After I gave him the pin number his wife would need to receive the money, I told him what had happened, that I had to use my name instead of his because we had filled out the wrong form. He said his wife would also need my name because it was on the form. After struggling with the language barrier over the following ten minutes spelling my name, Javier could finally call his wife to pick up the money at a Western Union location in La Venta, Tabasco.
Over the course of my fieldwork, I sent money on behalf of Javier and Miguel several times, and also accompanied several migrants when they went to a grocery store or pharmacy to send remittances. All of the migrants in Vermont that I asked told me they remitted to Mexico. For some migrants, such as Juan and Gabriel, remitting is best described not only as transnational but also as translocal, since they transferred money to kin in Georgia as well as in Mexico.
Remittances are a central part of the transnational migrant experience for Mexican migrants in Vermont and across the United States. According to the Inter-American Development Bank (IADB), Mexico received nearly $24 billion in remittances in 2006 (IADB 2008a). In a separate study, the IADB estimated that about $9 million in remittances were sent to Latin America from Vermont in 2006 (IADB 2008b).These statistics demonstrate the quantitative economic importance of remittances to Mexican families, but remittances are about more than just money.
Remitting is a translocal adaptive strategy for migrants because it affirms that the challenges they endure in Vermont are not in vain. For Juan, and many other Mexicans in Vermont, sending money is the reason they identify for coming to the United States: "It is important [to send money home] because you have to help your family. This is why you come here. This is the propósito [purpose]. You come and make money, and after a while, you return to Mexico. You do not come to stay here." When Juan and other migrants remit, they are succeeding in the role of a migrant, as defined by themselves and their kin. Remitting gives migrants the satisfaction of knowing they have achieved the propósito, despite the challenges they face in Vermont due to perceived or actual unauthorized legal status, nativism, and the language barrier.
Migrants are proud of the ways their money is supposedly being spent. Eighteen-year old Emilio was quick to tell me where the money he had just begun to earn was going to help pay for his girlfriend's high school education: "If I can help with her education, of course I will. I will give her a hand paying tuition." Blushing with pride, Emilio continued, "just the other day I sent her one-hundred dollars to pay for tuition for her third semester of high school." Juan's family has bought him a truck in Tabasco with his remitted money, and he also plans to build a house. Gabriel told me that his propósito was to "to get together some money to pay for a house."xxviii Pedro, another middle-aged married migrant, told me he had come to the United States to pay for his family's medical expenses in Veracruz.
The financial sacrifice of remitting demonstrates a migrant's continued commitment to faraway kin. The phone call between sender and recipient, which is necessary to communicate the transfer's pin number, can also strengthen social ties from afar. The combined financial sacrifice and phone call often serves to affirm for migrants that, despite their low status as braceros in Vermont, they belong to a translocal social field in which they have a prestigious role as a breadwinner.
Migrants who fail to remit neglect their responsibilities of membership in their translocal social field and are consequently admonished by other members. In one instance, Omar, a serious, middle-aged, married migrant from Hidalgo who had worked on the same farm in Vermont for more than one year, complained to me about his housemate. Omar criticized the man for yelling on the phone to his wife and not sending remittances to support his children. It seems that migrants who fail to remit risk their prestige not only with remittance recipients, but also within the wider translocal social field.xxix
Whether it was a favorite old Mexican comedy, soccer, or the news, the television seemed to be always on in the O'Reilly farm. Several times I sat in the dark living room at the farmhouse with Juan and others, watching an old Mexican movie or television show. As Juan simply stated, "two or three hours watching TV—it's a good time." Migrants on the O'Reilly farm have access to more than just a few U.S. channels they cannot understand; they watch hundreds of channels of Spanish language television via satellite. From my visits to other farms and interviews with migrants, Spanish language television appears to be a necessity for Mexican migrants in Vermont. Most of the old farmhouses and mobile homes I visited where Mexican migrants lived had a satellite dish installed on the roof. While some migrants pay for the satellite service, at other farms, such as the O'Reilly's, the patrón foots the bill. In addition to television, I also met several migrants who purchased portable DVD players the size of small laptops to watch movies privately.
For migrants, Spanish language television is a means to reconnect with Mexico. News from Latin America and Mexico may keep them aware of current events in their home country. Soap operas, soccer, or movies on television takes the edge of the boredom of the farm by providing entertainment.
Whether in the kitchen, living room, or bedrooms, I also heard Mexican and Spanish language music playing almost continuously (and concurrently with the television) at the O'Reilly farmhouse. The two favorite genres in the farmhouse were the loud, rap-style dance tracks of reggaetón or the more traditional ranchera. The lyrics and style of reggaetón is aggressive, with highly produced songs such as rompe [break] and machete by the Puerto Rican rapper Daddy Yankee. Much of the ranchera songs played in the farmhouse were ballads about lost love.
Unlike most other areas of the United States, Vermont has no Latino radio station, so music is played and shared via CD's. Samuel, a reitero, sold CD's door-to-door across Vermont as part of his business. Juan also gave me CD's of music, such as the Mexican rock star Maná to copy at home on my computer and return to him. At his request I also made several CD's for Juan of American pop music (Britney Spears was a favorite). Whenever I drove Juan anywhere off the farm, he would bring another CD of reggaetón or ranchera music for us to listen to.
Accessing media is a coping strategy to the isolation of Vermont because it provides distraction and entertainment. Unlike phone communication or remittances, music and television media do not involve maintaining specific relationships between people on the translocal level, but it does provide a means to engage the broader Mexican, U.S. Latino, or pan-American culture. The media accessed by Mexicans in Vermont consists of Spanish-language programming produced in any number of countries, including the United States. Media provides one example of how migration transforms identity, as migrants may identify with the growing sense of shared U.S. Latino imagined community (Mato 1998; Sanabria 2007: 342-344).
"When I walk in the house," Antonio told me, "I feel like I'm in Mexico." Referring to the reggaetón music, Spanish language television, and transnational phone conversations that form the ambiance of the O'Reilly farmhouse, Antonio's description speaks to the importance of these translocal connections for migrants as they attempt to cope with the challenges of Vermont. Through remittances and phone conversations, migrants maintain translocal social fields spread across North America. Despite its geographic location in rural Vermont, television and music connects the O'Reilly farmhouse within the emerging U.S. Latino and pan-American Spanish speaking culture. The behaviors described in this chapter help migrants cope with unauthorized legal status, nativism, and the language barrier.
Yet the mass had already begun when I sneaked in the side door and slid into a pew. Inside the church, a dozen rows of wooden pews, enough to seat forty people, faced an altar. Winter sunlight trickled into the dark nave through simple stained glass windows depicting New Testament scenes. The quintessential image of Mexican Catholicism, a portrait of the praying Virgen de Guadalupe was set up on an easel next to the pulpit. I thought of the ornately gilded churches I had visited in Mexico where I had last seen a picture of the Virgen; the stark, Catholic church in Coolidge was a far cry from the gilded baroque churches of Mexico. Across the aisle from me, four Mexican men my age sat together. In the cold church, the men wore winter clothes they must have found lying around the farm—old ski jackets and duck pants. Whispering and laughing among themselves, they paid only intermittent attention to the Anglo priest reciting verses of the Bible in halting Spanish. A dozen other Mexican men and two or three Mexican women sat slouched alone or in small groups in the back half of the rows, looking equally disengaged. As many Anglo Vermonters as Mexicans made up the congregation. The mostly middle-aged Anglos were bunched in the front, attentively listening to the priest give mass in a language I presumed most of them did not understand. Irma Valeriano, the Spanish Professor from the University of Vermont, was the only Mexican who sat in one of the first pews, and she was the only volunteer to read a verse in Spanish midway through mass. When the Eucharist was offered to the congregation, most of the Anglos, but only Professor Valeriano and one of the Mexican men, approached the alter to receive holy communion.
The empty pews and bored expressions in the church surprised me. From my experience of Catholic mass in Mexico and my readings about the importance of religion for Mexican migrants in the United States, I had expected the church to be full of devout Mexican Catholics excited to translocate an aspect of Mexican culture into Vermont (Dolan and Hinojosa 1994; Gonzales 1999: 241-244). I expected to find a scene similar to the one a Mexican-American friend at Dartmouth, Elizabeth Mendoza, had described to me of her own parish in Yakima, Washington: "In Yakima, the Catholic Church confirms the magnitude and presence of the Mexican community; Sunday mornings about half of the masses are in Spanish and packed to the brim." At the very least, I expected a congregation that was more energized than the funeral-like atmosphere I found in Coolidge.
The Spanish mass in Coolidge illustrates the limited role of the local migrant dairy worker community in Addison County. In many other parts of the Untied States, churches, schools, restaurants, and stores that cater to Mexicans provide support to migrants on the local level (Ruíz 1998: 33-50 [citation must be expanded]). In comparison, coping strategies based on local community have a diminished role for Mexican dairy workers in Addison County.
The secondary importance of the local sphere is, at least in part, explained by the isolation of migrants on the dairies. For migrants, the practical distance between dairies, stores, and churches in Addison County far exceeds the geographic distance. Without reliable access to transportation, family members who work just a few miles away from each other rarely meet in person. Contact between kin working on dairy farms across Vermont is often limited to phone conversations more typical of translocal communication rather than the face-to-face interactions that usually constitute local social life. The difficulty migrants have in coming together, at church or elsewhere, impedes the formation of a local migrant community and limits the importance of local coping strategies.
Nonetheless, relationships among migrants and with Anglos in the local Vermont sphere do provide some support to migrants. Interethnic brokers help migrates mediate their relationships with Anglos. For new migrants, relationships with veteran migrants are critical, as veterans often provide housing, funding, and help with the job search. The occasional visits of the Mexican consulate to give migrants identification is another opportunity for Mexicans to come together on the local level. This chapter describes the limited ways in which Mexicans use local relationships to adapt to the challenges of life in Addison County. At the end of this chapter, I reconsider what factors explain the limited importance of the local community.
Following Wolf (1956), I define brokers as individuals who mediate interethnic interaction. In order to act as what Wolf calls "crucial junctures or synapses", brokers must be fluent in the culture of both ethnic groups involved (1956: 1075). Brokers accrue power and sometimes wealth by bridging a cultural gap, but their gains depend on maintaining that gap. If the groups find a way to interact directly, brokers lose their advantage and becomes obsolete. As Wolf explains, the position is both profitable and dangerous, as both groups can accuse brokers of exploitation and retaliate against them: "The position of these 'brokers' is an 'exposed' one, since, Janus-like, they face in two directions at once" (1956: 1076).
In Addison County, some brokers such as reiteros, language teachers, professors, and students mediate between Mexican dairy workers and Anglos through Spanish-English translation. Translators are especially important as brokers because bilingualism is rare in Addison County among migrants and non-migrants. Few Mexican dairy workers understood more than a few English phrases, and, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, only 1% of Vermonters speak Spanish at home, the lowest of any state in the country. Public schools in Vermont have focused on teaching rudimentary French rather than Spanish because of the state's border with French-speaking Québec (U.S. Census Bureau: 2006). Veteran Mexican dairy workers act as a different type of broker than the translators by explaining dairy work to new migrants. By providing Mexicans with passports and matricula consulares, the Mexican consulate is a third type of broker that attempts to mediate the interactions between migrants and the U.S. nation-state.
Acting within the local sphere of Addison County, reiteros provide services that help migrants cope with the challenges they face, often by brokering between Anglos and Mexican migrants. As discussed in chapter three, reiteros help migrants counteract their isolation by providing them with rides to arrive in Vermont, meet friends at other dairies, or go shopping. Reiteros also bring consumer services to the dairies themselves by selling food, phone cards, and CD's door-to-door. There are no Mexican mercardos in Addison County, so reiteros bring in tortillas from New York City. For a fee, reiteros also provide employment services to patrones and migrants. Recently arrived migrants, or veteran migrants looking for a new job, use reiteros to find work, and patrones contact reiteros when they need new workers. All these services come at a high cost. Many reiteros exploit the vulnerability of migrants perceived or actual unauthorized status to extort high fees.
In the course of my fieldwork, I heard of four reiteros in Addison County, and interviewed one, Samuel. All four reiteros were bilingual to varying extent, and three of them were Latino. Samuel, who was born in Mexico, attempted to distinguish himself from other Mexican migrants by referring to himself as American. As I interviewed him in the O'Reilly kitchen with several Mexican dairy workers present, he repeatedly code-switched between English and Spanish as he spoke with me and referred to himself as an American rather than Mexican. By identifying himself as American and speaking with me in English, Samuel attempted to indicate to the migrant dairy workers present that he had status as a member of the imagined community of the U.S. nation-state.xxx Samuel's self-identification shows how brokers in Addison County must maintain the perception that they have a special ability to bridge the cultural gap between Anglos and Mexicans.
Both Anglos and Mexicans accuse brokers of taking advantage of their position in morally questionable ways. Complaining about their high fees, Juan called reiteros people "who are dedicated to screwing their fellow Mexicans." Two Anglos separately accused one reitera of selling drugs and prostitutes in their interviews with me. These commentaries suggest that although they wield significant power, reiteros are vulnerable to retaliation from both Anglos and Mexicans.


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Cultivated strains of Agaricus bisporus and A. brasiliensis: chemical characterization and evaluation of antioxidant and antimicrobial properties for the final healthy product - natural preservatives in yoghurt
Authors:Stojković, Dejan
Reis, Filipa S.
Glamočlija, Jasmina
Ćirić, Ana
Barros, Lillian
Van Griensven, Leo J. L. D.
Ferreira, Isabel C. F. R.
Soković, Marina
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Agaricus bisporus (J. E. Lange) Emil J. Imbach and Agaricus brasiliensis Wasser, M. Didukh, Amazonas \& Stamets are edible mushrooms. We chemically characterized these mushrooms for nutritional value, hydrophilic and lipophilic compounds. The antioxidant and antimicrobial activities of methanolic and ethanolic extracts were assessed. Hepatotoxicity was also evaluated. The ethanolic extract of both species was tested for inhibition of Listeria monocytogenes growth in yoghurt. Both species proved to be a good source of bioactive compounds. A. brasiliensis was richer in polyunsaturated fatty acids and revealed the highest concentration of phenolic acids, and tocopherols. A. bisporus showed the highest monounsaturated fatty acids and ergosterol contents. A. brasiliensis revealed the highest antioxidant potential, and its ethanolic extract displayed the highest antibacterial potential; the methanolic extract of A. bisporus revealed the highest antifungal activity. A. brasiliensis possessed better preserving properties in yoghurt.
Source:Food & Function, 2014, 5, 7, 1602-1612
DOI: 10.1039/c4fo00054d


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SOLD by TARR RESIDENTIAL, ILMINSTER. Detached dormer style bungalow updated and presented to an extremely high standard by its current owners with off street parking for a good number of vehicles, enclosed landscaped rear garden with views over a paddock and all situated on Suggs Lane in the desirable village of Broadway. The property comprises: entrance hall, dual aspect sitting room, stunning kitchen/dining area, utility room, ground floor 4 piece white bathroom suite and an en-suite to the master bedroom. Further benefits from double glazing and oil fired heating.
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Much has happened since we attended the European reveal of the fourth generation Leon in SEAT's HQ just outside Barcelona and the landscape on car launches has certainly shifted. We'll review the car in full on Irish roads in early August as we work our way through the backlog of test vehicles at Motorhub – but for now lets look at the Leon's catchy headlines.
The family hatch has just arrived in Irish showrooms and will be available in two body styles – a five door hatch initially with the ST (SportsTouter) estate arriving in August. The car continues to be based on the underpinnings of the ubiquitous VW Golf but in its latest guise – the 'MQB EVO' platform.
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Fully Contained Springs
Fully contained springs do not flow off a person's property in the absence of diversion, including wet years, or after periods of heavy rain. The Cannabis Cultivation Policy allows cultivators to request an exemption from certain flow requirements if the spring being used for cannabis cultivation meets a set of pre-determined conditions. The full text of requirements can be found in the Excerpt of the Narrative Flow Requirements.
The determination of whether a spring is fully contained, and whether a cultivator may be exempt from certain flow conditions, is the responsibility of the State Water Resources Control Board (State Water Board). The information below describes: 1) the process to apply for a fully contained spring exemption; and 2) the information that is to be submitted in support of the exemption.
Requesting a Fully Contained Spring Exemption
Cannabis cultivators requesting an exemption must obtain a Cannabis Small Irrigation Use Registration (Cannabis SIUR), and include supporting evidence regarding the fully contained spring. All requests for fully contained spring exemptions must be submitted through the State Water Board's online Cannabis Cultivation Program Application Portal (Portal). The supporting evidence must be prepared by a Qualified Professional and include information provided in the List of Minimum Information to be submitted for Fully Contained Spring.
Submittal of Exempt Springs Request through Portal.
- The Portal will guide you through questions related to your cultivation site and source(s) of water. You will need to complete all questions related to your water source(s), complete the Cannabis SIUR, and submit your fully contained spring report (report) in the Portal.
- After you complete your Cannabis SIUR and submit the report, the State Water Board will email you a Notice of Receipt for the Cannabis SIUR. The Cannabis SIUR Notice of Receipt will include confirmation that the State Water Board has received your fully contained spring exemption request and provide information on how to submit fee payments. (Note you will obtain a separate Notice of Receipt for coverage under the Cannabis General Order.)
- Once you have received the Cannabis SIUR, you may divert from the spring. The diversion must comply with specific requirements for diversion from fully contained springs, which can be found in the Cannabis Cultivation Policy – Narrative Flow Requirements.
- You may submit the Cannabis SIUR with your California Department of Food and Agriculture's CalCannabis License Application as verification of your water source(s) and fully contained spring claim.
The Portal is available at: https://public2.waterboards.ca.gov/cgo
Note: The Portal provides cultivators with a one-stop permitting shop, where cultivators use the same Portal to obtain: (1) coverage under the Cannabis General Order (waste discharge requirements/waiver); and (2) a Cannabis SIUR (water right).
Approval or Denial of Fully Contained Spring Requests. State Water Board staff may request additional information or conduct a site visit to assess the request. Following review of the report and any additional information, the State Water Board Deputy Director of Water Rights (Deputy Director) will approve or deny the fully contained spring exemption request. The State Water Board will notify the cannabis cultivator of the approval or denial of the request.
- If approved, the cannabis cultivator is still subject to all applicable requirements of the Cannabis Cultivation Policy. Cannabis cultivators with an approved fully contained spring exemption must revoke their Cannabis SIUR in order to avoid future annual fees.
- The Deputy Director may choose to conditionally approve the request, granting a temporary exemption until staff is able to conduct a site inspection and/or evaluate the spring's condition during wet years.
- If the fully contained spring request is denied, the cannabis cultivator will be issued a Cannabis SIUR with a water right priority date of the initial fully contained springs submittal.
- Cannabis cultivators that submit false or misrepresentative information and cultivators that do not pay the required fee may be subject to enforcement.
Qualified Professionals*
- California-Licensed Professional Geologists (including Certified Hydrogeologists and Certified Engineering Geologists)
On December 17, 2019, the Deputy Director for Water Rights signed a memo approving two additional professional classifications:
- American Institute of Hydrology – Professional Hydrologist
- California-Licensed Professional Civil Engineer
As part of the fully contained spring exemption request, all Qualified Professionals must provide a self-certification that states they have at least three years of experience directly relevant to the investigation of springs and related features as described in Attachment A, Section 3, Requirement 3 of the Cannabis Policy.
*If a professional classification is not listed above, an individual may request that a new professional classification be approved by the Deputy Director for Water Rights (Deputy Director) and added to the list of qualified professionals that may prepare supporting evidence for fully contained spring exemption requests (fully contained spring reports). The individual must submit evidence justifying how the professional classification qualifies individuals holding that classification to prepare fully contained spring reports. The supporting information should, at minimum, include education, licenses, and a discussion of how routine work associated with the professional classification is comparable to work typically performed by the above-listed Qualified Professionals in relation to documenting substantial evidence to support fully contained spring reports. The request and supporting evidence should be submitted by email to: email@example.com.
Individuals who do not have one of the professional classifications listed above should not prepare fully contained spring exemption reports for cannabis cultivation until the professional classification the individual holds is approved as a Qualified Professional by the Deputy Director and added to the list above.
Subscribe to our Email Lists
- Subscribe to our Cannabis Cultivators email subscription list to receive email updates, notices, and opportunities to comment. The email subscription list appears in multiple sections (i.e., Water Rights, Water Quality, etc.).
You only need to sign up once as all sections subscribe to the same list.
Questions regarding the fully contained spring exemption requests can be directed to Cannabis Registration staff at:
- (916) 319-9427
- email@example.com


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