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Estatuniña - Maydy Lyrics

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this makes me want to cry actually how sweet is this

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U.S. to Seize Frankincense Imports from Somaliland Supplier Accused of Forced Labor

#US Customs to seize #frankincense imports from #Somaliland supplier #AsliMaydi due to suspected #ForcedLabor practices. This action aligns with US laws prohibiting imports made with forced labor, upholding American values of #FairTrade & worker safety.

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Color by Maydy (ALT)

[snoopytheghost]

Is Maydi a homosexual refoulé?

He actually is

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Eating Like the Ancestors (Some of Them, at Least)

Christina here. When the dog and I went out for a walk on Wednesday afternoon, we paused to admire one of the many walls of corn lining the fields right now. Look closely at this photo. Just behind the dog you can spot blobs on one of the corn stalks. In fact, they're blobs growing out of one ear of corn.

Here's what they look like close up. Yuck! Disgusting. Like aliens life forms have invaded and taken over the corn kernels and blown them up to elephantine proportions.

I've been seeing this on corn cobs around here for years and scratching my head about it. Last year, I finally got around to googling. Turns out it's not aliens that have invaded the corn cobs, but a fungus that infects ears into which rain has gotten in. Science calls this fungus Ustilago maydis. In Mexico, they call the resulting galls of fungus huitlacoche and they eat them. But the galls are referred to most unpoetically as corn smut in English, which views it as little more than a crop pest/disease that needs to be eradicated.

This year, I worked up the courage to bring some of these swollen blobs home and cook them up for dinner. It's not so different than collecting wild mushrooms, after all, and I was 99.9% sure of my identification of them. Even though they're weird looking and filled with tarry, black spores, the indigenous Mexican ancestors of mine in my dad's family tree would have considered them a delicacy (although I'm assuming they lived in the part of Mexico where they grow corn). Maybe my father's mom and dad even ate huitlacoche when they were kids, before they left their small towns in the Sierra Madre in Mexico for Los Angeles. But, having never been there, I have no idea if this is the sort of place where they grow corn either.

So maybe my paternal grandparents never knew about huitlacoche themselves. I honestly have no idea. What I do know is that corn fungus galls weren't in my grandmother's repertoire of Mexican dishes by the time I came into this world, about fifty years after her family left Mexico for California. That's my defense for why I hadn't known they were a Mexican culinary delicacy, and why I jumped to the I think entirely reasonable conclusion that they were parasites from outer space. One of the downsides of integration, I guess, is losing that sort of cultural knowledge (or one of the upsides, depending upon how you feel about eating fungally infected maize flesh).

But, having summoned up the courage to eat the fungal galls, meant I first had to summon up the courage to touch them. It took courage. I expected they'd be slimy. But that was silly of me. Are mushrooms slimy? (Only when they themselves are rotting, thanks to bacteria or slime mold.) Huitlacoche aren't slimy at all. Just... spongy. I tore a few galls off the infected ear, smearing black, tarry material on my hand in the process. Which was, admittedly, kind of yuck. But I persisted, stuffing a bunch of galls in my pockets to bring home.

The galls are really cool looking when you slice them open. I hadn't expected all that internal structure at all.

But they're a little less convincing when you dice them.

I love the interwebs. What did we ever do without it (I mean, besides have to get up off our butt and go to the library). In seconds flat, I found a recipe (well, several) that suggested frying the huitlacoche up with onions, garlic, and serrano peppers. They you layer the mixture, along with shredded Oaxaca cheese, inside a corn tortilla you heat up. Then you have... a magnificent quesadilla.

I would have followed the recipe to a tee if I had lived somewhere in the world other than Germany! I had to settle for substituting the yellow bell pepper I had in my fridge and some chipotle chiles pureed with adobo sauce for the serrano chiles, low moisture mozzarella for the Oaxaca cheese, and yufka (the Turkish near equivalent of a flour tortilla) for the corn tortillas. Which also means I had to take an antihistamine because eating wheat makes me wheeze, gives me hay fever, and makes me snore.

However, I did have some fresh cilantro growing on the window sill, so that was a win! I tossed some over the top of the finished quesadilla and... after letting everyone know I was embarking on eating a foraged fungus I'd never tried before... dug in. Aaand... it was WONDERFUL. The huitlacoche tastes like a mixture of nixtamalized corn (e.g., masa) and what I imagine a truffle tastes like. Altogether it was THE BEST QUESADILLA I HAVE EVER EATEN.

And now I'm, like, d'oh! All those years I stared at the huitlacoche galls on the corn and thought EW! What an idiot I was. I could have been eating this amazingness instead. Three cheers to the person who first got hungry (or curious) enough to give the fungal galls on maize a good chew. They're totally now my hero.

The farmers here are starting to harvest the corn now. That means I have no time to waste if I want to go harvest more huitlacoche. I think I'll go out tomorrow, wandering along the outer rows of the cornfields (any deeper and the deer and the wild boars lurking within and I might end up surprising each other). The huitlacoche galls don't keep long in the fridge, but I've you can freeze them. It would definitely be great to eat it again without having to wait a whole other year.

If you're curious about giving them a go, maybe go find yourself a market that sells them either fresh or frozen.

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 Aura Homeopathy Clinic's Natural Approach to Women's Health

Introduction

Uterine fibroids are non-cancerous growths in the uterus that often appear during childbearing years. While they may not always cause symptoms, their presence can lead to heavy menstrual bleeding, pelvic pain, and fertility issues. Homeopathy doctor in India offers a holistic and personalized approach to managing uterine fibroids, emphasizing the body's natural healing potential.

Understanding Uterine Fibroids

Uterine fibroids, also known as leiomyomas or myomas, vary in size and can affect women in different ways. Their cause is still largely unknown but is believed to involve genetic, hormonal, and environmental factors. Managing fibroids effectively requires a comprehensive approach that addresses these multifaceted causes.

The Role of Homeopathy in Managing Uterine Fibroids

Homeopathy treats uterine fibroids by focusing on the individual's specific symptoms and overall health, rather than just the fibroids themselves. This natural form of medicine aims to restore the body's balance and reduce the size and impact of fibroids without the need for invasive treatments.

10 Best Homeopathy Medicines for Uterine Fibroids

1. Calcarea Carbonica

Ideal for overweight individuals with heavy menstrual cycles and fibroids. It helps in reducing excessive bleeding and supporting overall hormonal balance.

2. Thlaspi Bursa Pastoris

Highly effective in controlling heavy bleeding associated with fibroids, especially when bleeding is accompanied by pain that extends to the hips.

3. Fraxinus Americana

Known as a specific remedy for uterine fibroids, it is used when there is a sensation of heaviness in the uterus, with bearing-down pains and enlarged fibroids.

4. Phosphorus

Suited for women who experience heavy menstrual bleeding with fibroids, especially when blood is bright red and accompanied by clotting.

5. Trillium Pendulum

Recommended for severe bleeding with fibroids, where the bleeding is bright red and accompanied by faintness and dizziness.

6. Sepia

Effective for women with a history of miscarriage, bearing-down sensations, and a feeling of heaviness in the pelvis due to fibroids.

7. Ustilago Maydis

This remedy is used when fibroids lead to dark, clotted menstrual bleeding and significant discomfort during menstruation.

8. Sabina

Indicated for women who experience heavy menstrual bleeding that is bright red and mixed with clots, often improving with walking.

9. Bellis Perennis

Useful for treating the discomfort and pelvic pain associated with fibroids, especially when the pain is relieved by continued motion.

10. Aurum Muriaticum Natronatum

Best for large fibroids with heavy periods and pelvic pain. It is particularly effective for women who feel depressed and overwhelmed due to their condition.

FAQ on Homeopathy Treatment for Uterine Fibroids

Can homeopathy shrink uterine fibroids?

Homeopathy can be effective in managing symptoms and in some cases, reducing the size of fibroids by addressing the underlying hormonal and systemic imbalances.

How long does it take for homeopathy to work on uterine fibroids?

The duration of treatment varies depending on the size of the fibroids and the individual's overall health. Some may notice improvements within a few months, while others may need longer treatment.

Is homeopathy safe for treating uterine fibroids?

Yes, homeopathy is known for its safety and minimal side effects, making it a suitable option for long-term management of uterine fibroids.

Conclusion

Uterine fibroids can significantly impact a woman's quality of life, but managing them doesn't always require invasive treatments. Aura Homeopathy Clinic is committed to providing natural, personalized solutions to women's health issues, including uterine fibroids. Our approach focuses on the whole person, aiming to restore health and balance with the gentle support of homeopathy. By choosing the right homeopathic remedy based on individual symptoms and health conditions, we empower women to achieve better health and well-being.

Aura Homeopathy Clinic, a leading center for holistic and natural health care. Managed by Dr. Abhishek Kasana, the website offers visitors a gateway to exploring comprehensive homeopathic solutions tailored to various health issues. It highlights the clinic's expertise in treating chronic and acute conditions through homeopathy, which is known for its gentle and side-effect-free approach. The site provides insights into the clinic’s methodologies, success stories, and detailed service offerings. Users can easily access information, schedule consultations, and even read educational content to help them make informed decisions about their health care options.

[chemicalsectorupdates]

Exploring the Biomedical Applications of Itaconic Acid in Drug Delivery and Biomaterials

Itaconic Acid: A versatile platform chemical gaining significance Production and Applications of Methylenesuccinic Acid Itaconic acid is produced through fermentation of carbohydrates like glucose, sucrose or molasses by fungi species Aspergillus itaconicus or Ustilago maydis. The process involves fungi growth in aqueous medium containing nutrients and sugars followed by acidification to extract methylenesuccinic acid. The medium is then filtered and purified using ion-exchange or crystallization to achieve high purity methylenesuccinic acid. Some key players involved in commercial production of methylenesuccinic acid include Itaconix Corporation, Qingdao Kehai Biochemistry Co., Ltd. and Zhejiang Guoguang Biochemistry Co., Ltd. Current global production capacity of methylenesuccinic acid stands at over 50,000 tons per year. Uses in Polymers and Specialty Chemicals Manufacturing Being a dicarboxylic acid, methylenesuccinic acid serves as an important building block chemical for polymers and specialty chemicals. It finds significant usage in manufacturing of synthetic latex, superabsorbent polymers, chelating agents and copolymers for diverse applications. As a comonomer for acrylate or methacrylate polymers, methylenesuccinic acid improves water-absorbency and acid-base properties. Its copolymers with acrylates and styrene are used in paper coatings, adhesives, thickeners and dispersants. Methylenesuccinic acid also acts as a complexing agent for heavy metal ions and is used in industrial and agricultural chelating formulations. Potential in Novel Therapeutic Applications Novel applications of itaconic acid are being researched in the medical field as well. Some studies have revealed its anti-fungal, antibacterial and anti-viral properties. Research is in progress to develop itaconate derivatives with enhanced bioactivity against multi-drug resistant pathogens. Methylenesuccinic acid is also known regulate inflammatory responses in human body by inhibiting certain enzymes. This makes it a potential candidate for developing novel anti-inflammatory pharmaceuticals. Exploratory trials indicate it may assist in managing conditions like diabetes, neurodegeneration and cancer. Though in early stages, these therapeutic applications open up completely new frontiers for methylenesuccinic acid if successfully commercialized in future. To conclude, with its unique structural attributes and bio-based origin, methylenesuccinic acid has emerged as a very important specialty platform chemical with broad scope across industries. Backed by steady growth in end-use markets and rising sustainability emphasis, the methylenesuccinic acid industry is rightly positioned for significant expansion globally in the coming years. Ongoing R&D and commercial initiatives also point towards novel product concepts and applications further accentuating the industrial relevance of this multifaceted organic acid.

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Fighting Gray Leaf Spot in Maize: Unpacking ZmWAKLY's Role

Key Takeaways A study by Zhong et al. (2024) identifies the gene ZmWAKL as key in resistance to Gray Leaf Spot (GLS) in maize. GLS, caused by Cercospora zeae-maydis and Cercospora zeina, is a major foliar disease affecting maize globally. The ZmWAKLY protein, produced by the resistance allele of ZmWAKL, plays a critical role in the plant’s immune response. The study reveals a complex immune…

[goblin-enjoyer]

Here's those old Christmas song parodies I found yesterday.

first up a tf2 parody of last christmas

Last Smissmas

I gave you my hat

But the very next day you Traded it away

This year

To save me from tears

I'll gift it to someone special

Last Smissmas

I gave you my hat

But the very next day you traded it away

This year

To save me from tears

I'll gift it to someone special

Once Backstabbed and twice shy

I keep my distance

But your unusuals still catch my eye

Tell me, baby

Do you recognize me?

Well, it's been 2 years

It doesn't surprise me

Merry Smissmas

I wrapped it up and sent it

With a note saying "I love sandvich"

I meant it

Now I know what a free to play I've been

But if you pocketed me now

I know you'd crit me again

Last Smissmas

I gave you my hat

But the very next day you traded it away

This year

To save me from tears

I'll gift it to someone special

Last Smissmas

I gave you my hat

But the very next day you traded it away

This year

To save me from tears

I'll gift it to someone special

Oh, oh, baby

A crowded spawn room

Friends with tired spies

I'm hiding from you

And your spear of ice

My gabe, I thought you were someone to rely on

Me? I guess I was a back to stab on

A misc on a lover with a fire on his hat

A mann under cover, but you tore me apart

Now I've found a real love. You'll never crit me again

Last Smissmas

I gave you my hat

But the very next day you traded it away

This year

To save me from tears

I'll gift it to someone special

Last Smissmas

I gave you my hat

But the very next day you Traded it away

This year

To save me from tears

I'll gift it to someone special

A misc on a lover with a fire on his hat

I gave you my hat

A mann under cover, but you tore him apart

Maybe next year I'll gift it to someone—

I'll gift it to someone special

Special

Someone

Someone

I'll gift it to someone—

I'll gift it to someone special

Who trade me something in return

I'll gift it to someone—

Hold my hat and watch it burn

I'll gift it to someone—

I'll gift it to someone—

I'll gift it to someone special

I thought you were here to stay

How could you love me for a day

I thought you were someone special

Gave you my hat

I'll gift it to someone—

I'll gift it to someone—

Last Smissmas

I gave you my hat

You Traded it away

I'll gift it to someone—

I'll gift it to someone—

next up a world of warcraft parody of Rudolph the red nosed reindeer.

You know swifty and kungan and maydie and Bajheera

Asmond and Blizo and Garrosh and Varian

But do you recall

The most famous Warrior of all?

Randy the Red-Axed Warrior

Had a very shiny Axe

And if you ever got killed by it

You would even say that he hacks

All of the other Warriors

Used to laugh and call him names

They never let poor Randy

Join in any arena games

Then one foggy Christmas Eve

The guildmaster came to say

"Randy, with your axe so bright

Won't you lead my raid tonight?"

Then how the raiders loved him

As they shouted out with glee

"Randy the Red-axed warrior

You'll go down in history"

Randy the Red-Axed Warrior

Had a very shiny Axe

And if you ever got killed by it

You would even say that he hacks

All of the other Warriors

Used to laugh and call him names

They never let poor Randy

Join in any arena games

Then one foggy Christmas Eve

The guildmaster came to say

"Randy, with your axe so bright

Won't you lead my raid tonight?"

Then how the raiders loved him

As they shouted out with glee

"Randy the Red-axed warrior

You'll go down in history"

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Eglises Vie et Lumière département du 10

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[epigen-papers]

Systematic characterization of Ustilago maydis sirtuins shows Sir2 as a modulator of pathogenic gene expression

Pubmed: http://dlvr.it/SnDbqf

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Researchers find a 'kernel of truth' in the urgent fight against tar spot of corn#Researchers #find #kernel #truth #urgent #fight #tar #spot #corn

Schematic overview of the selection and subsequent analyses of Phyllachora maydis candidate effectors. A, The P. maydis effector candidates (PmECs) investigated in this study were selected using the aforementioned selection criteria. B, The predicted open reading frames (ORFs) of each of the 40 candidate effectors, without their predicted signal peptides, were synthesized and fused to the N…

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Chitin-immobilisierte Nanobodies für den SARS-CoV-2-Nachweis In einer kürzlich veröffentlichten Studie bioRxiv* zeigten Forscher eine neuartige Strategie zum Nachweis des schweren akuten respiratorischen Syndroms Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) unter Verwendung von Chitin-immobilisierten Nanobodies. Lernen: Effizienter SARS-CoV-2-Nachweis unter Verwendung von Chitin-immobilisierten Nanokörpern, die in Ustilago maydis synthetisiert werden. Bildnachweis: CROCOTHERY/Shutterstock Hintergrund Von Haien und Kameliden stammende Nanobodies sind ... #Antigen #Antikörper #Atmung #Betonen #CHIP #Coronavirus #Coronavirus_Krankheit_COVID_19 #ELISA #Enzym #Immunisierung #in_vivo #in_vitro #Lab_on_a_Chip #Magnetische_Perlen #Nanokörper #Probe #Protein #Rezeptor #SARS #SARS_CoV_2 #Schwere_akute_Atemwegserkrankung #Schweres_akutes_respiratorisches_Syndrom #Syndrom #Virus #Wärme #Zelle

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Nikolaj with Tatiana and Alexei