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Œnothéine

==Nom de la substance==
Œnothéine, oenothéine
==Famille moléculaire==
* Tanin (ellagitanin macrocyclique)
==Source végétale==
* Épilobe Epilobium parviflorum, salicaire Lythrum salicaria
==Propriétés==
* Inhibition de la 5 alpha-réductase et de l'aromatase Ducrey B, Marston A, Göhring S, Hartmann RW, Hostettmann K. Inhibition of 5 alpha-reductase and aromatase by the ellagitannins oenothein A and oenothein B from Epilobium species. Planta Med. 1997 Apr;63(2):111-4. PMID 9140222, Lesuisse D, Berjonneau J, Ciot C, Devaux P, Doucet B, Gourvest JF, Khemis B, Lang C, Legrand R, Lowinski M, Maquin P, Parent A, Schoot B, Teutsch G. Determination of oenothein B as the active 5-alpha-reductase-inhibiting principle of the folk medicine Epilobium parviflorum. J Nat Prod. 1996 May;59(5):490-2. PMID 8778238
* Antitumorale Miyamoto K, Nomura M, Sasakura M, Matsui E, Koshiura R, Murayama T, Furukawa T, Hatano T, Yoshida T, Okuda T. Antitumor activity of oenothein B, a unique macrocyclic ellagitannin. Jpn J Cancer Res. 1993 Jan;84(1):99-103. PMID 8449833, immunomodulante Igor A. Schepetkin, Liliya N. Kirpotina, Larissa Jakiw, Andrei I. Khlebnikov, Christie L. Blaskovich, Mark A. Jutila, Mark T. Quinn. Immunomodulatory Activity of Oenothein B Isolated from Epilobium angustifolium. The Journal of Immunology, November 15, 2009, vol. 183 no. 10 6754-6766 texte intégral
* Antivirale (virus HIV) Hatano T, Yasuhara T, Matsuda M, Yazaki K, Yoshida T, Okuda T. Oenothein B, a dimeric hydrolyzable tannin of cyclic structure. Chemical and pharmaceutical bulletin, 1989, vol. 37, no8, pp. 2269-2271 (15 ref.) 
==Effet thérapeutique==
* Adénome de la prostate, préventive du cancer (?)
* Hyperandrogénie
==Effets indésirables==
==Bibliographie==
Catégorie:principes actifs
Charakterbogen

==Vorlage==
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==Beispiel: Lillian de Lys==
Name: Lillian de Lys
Alter: 24 Jahre 
Geburtstag: 2. April im Jahr 2 vor der Kalamität 
Rasse: Mensch
Größe: 1.57 m
Statur: drahtig
Konzept 
Als Weißmagierin ist sie eine Meisterin der Heilung aber das heißt nicht, dass Lillian stets sanft, gutmütig und uneigennützig ist. Ihre Rolle als Avatar der Sonnenträger verleiht ihr viel Macht, aber sie zahlt einen hohen Preis dafür so viel Macht in einen menschlichen Körper zu kanalisieren. Ihr Koerper ist ausgezehrt, ihr Charakter schwer berechenbar und geradezu irrlichternder Qualitaet, aber ihre Magie leuchtet stets hell und stark.
Aspekte
* Kindheit
* Studium der hellen Kuenste: Lillian ist aussergewoehnlich belesen und gebildet?
* Ramuhs Licht: Jugendliebe wurde schwer verletzt und drohte zu sterben. Sie flehte um Hilfe und Ramuh bot ihr einen Pakt an. Lillian war naiv gegenueber den Konsequenzen, haderte Anfangs mit der neuen Verpflichtung
* Phönix aus der Asche: Lillian hat Schwierigkeiten ihr menschliches Leben hinter sich zu lassen auch wenn sie die Moeglichkeiten des Ordens schaetzt. Erst nachdem sie versehentlich Menschen mit ihrer neuen Kraft schadet, zieht sie sich aus Menschenbelangen zurueck
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* Gefaess aus Licht Lillian wird erwaehlt, Alexanders Beruehrte zu sein und somit als Avatar den Orden der Sonnentraeger zu vertreten
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Nachtgarde

Die Nachtgarde ist einer der zwei Orden in Leonsvaal. Sie entstand aus einem Zusammenschluss der Piraten, die schon seit langem in der Gegend ansaessig sind und repraesentiert derzeit Shiva, Titan und Leviathan unter der Fuehrung Odins.
==Mentalitaet==
Alles geht, solang die Resultate stimmen, eher raues Klima, aber viel Gruppenzusammenhalt mit wenig festen Regeln
==Position in Leonsvaal==
===Hauptquartier===
Die Nachtgarde hat eine gestrandete Galeere vor der Kueste Leonsvaals zu ihrem Quartier gemacht.
==Geschichte==
100% Renewable Town in Texas

This Texas Town In Oil Country Is Going 100 Percent Renewable 
::Georgetown, Texas, has the least expensive utilities in central Texas for a reason 
::Next year it'll generate all its power from solar and wind
::By Connor Hickox, Zach Toombs | Newsy | March 7, 2016
Meet the Texas town going to 100 percent green energy.
"It's sort of like Mayberry R.F.D. Everybody knows everybody," Mayor Dale Ross said. 
We're in Georgetown, Texas, which has a small-town feel and a cutting-edge power grid. 
Next year, it'll be the largest city in America to go 100 percent renewable. And that's in the middle of oil country ...
"We put to the side national politics whether you're a Democrat, Republican or liberal or conservative," Mayor Ross said. 
"This was a decision that was good for the city."
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Clean energy will mean lower utility costs for Georgetown and its 60,000 residents. And it will keep utility costs steady for 25 years.
"We have 97 windmills out in Amarillo," Ross said. "And our solar farm is being built. The energy will be generated there. For both water and electricity, we're the least expensive in central Texas."
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"It makes economic sense, and if you share that information and show people where economics work on this, they understand that," Briggs said.
"We've been in a sustained drought in central Texas," Ross said. "It takes considerably less water to generate wind and solar energy. Don't we have an obligation both morally and ethically to leave the Earth better than we found it?"
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350.org

Who imagined that a small number of environmentalists running an obscure organization called 350.org would help spark a climate-change movement that would spread globally in a startling fashion, mount a large demonstration in Washington and others across the planet, venture into the Arctic and by kayak into the waters of the American West, and actually stop the building of a pipeline slated to carry the carbon-dirtiest of energy sources from now-ravaged Alberta, Canada, to the American Gulf Coast, and -- with a growing divestment movement and other activities -- put the fear of god into the most profitable and influential corporations on the planet?
:Bill McKibben, planet citizen
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SJS / Siterunner: In the early days of GreenPolicy360, one of our advisors Bill McKibben was imagining what could be done as he initiated 350.org.
A tip of our hat to adventurers who imagine what can be done.
And to all of us who act to make a difference.
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AFSCME Fair Trade Resolution

Type: Resolution
Status: Adopted in August 2006
Source File: http://www.afscme.org/resolutions/13759.cfm
Text:
Resolution No: 53
WHEREAS:
We live in a global community and we trade products with other countries; and
WHEREAS:
Many Third World countries adhere to fair trade practices.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED:
That AFSCME locals be encouraged to order products from any company accredited by the International Fair Trade Association or belonging to the Fair Trade Federation whenever it is deemed appropriate.
SUBMITTED BY: Jackie Jones-Walsh, President and Delegate
Ginger Richardson, Vice President and Delegate
AFSCME Local 843, Council 28
Washington
Category:Fair Trade
Category:Labor Unions
Category:Resolutions
AFSCME Local 1000 Troop Withdrawal

Type: Resolution
Status: Adopted 
Source File: http://www.uslaboragainstwar.org/article.php?id=11856
Text:
SUPPORT OUR TROOPS AND VETERANS: END THE WAR AND BRING THEM HOME!
Whereas: CSEA honors our men and women in uniform, and recognizes the heroism of their sacrifices; and
Whereas: Opposition to the war in no way implies criticism of the men and women fighting in Iraq; and
Whereas: Both AFSCME and the AFL-CIO have adopted resolutions saying our troops should be brought home as soon as possible; and
Whereas: 2,690 service members have been killed and almost 19,945 have been wounded in action; and
Whereas: The war has already cost billions of dollars, money that is desperately needed for poor and working Americans; and
Whereas: Our troops have accomplished the missions of removing Saddam Hussein from power and ensuring that Iraq possesses no weapons capable of threatening the United States and that there is now an elected government; and
Whereas: An open ended US military presence in Iraq arguably offers no assurance of improving the security of the United States; and
Whereas: American men and women should not be asked to kill and die except in defense of their country; and
Whereas: A growing number of American people and more and more elected officials now believe that the decision to go to war was wrong and support a plan to bring our troops home as soon as possible.
Therefore be it resolved: That CSEA expresses its profound gratitude and admiration for the men and women in uniform; and
Be it further resolved: That CSEA urges the Bush administration to stop cutting veteran’s benefits and that it is of profound importance that all veterans receive the benefits both promised and deemed necessary through sacrifice; and
Be it finally resolved: That a plan for the quickest possible withdrawal of US troops, when practically feasible and consistent with their safety, be adopted.
Category:Labor Unions
Category:New York
Category:Peace
Category:Resolutions
AFSCME Local 2627 Anti-war Resolution

Type: Resolution
Status: Adopted on 2/5/07
Vote: Unanimous
Source File: http://www.local2627.org/labor/resolution.shtml
Text:
Working people are paying for the War in Iraq with our lives and the lives of our sons and daughters. Over 3,000 US military personnel have died in Iraq.
 
We are paying for the war with our tax dollars. So far, the war has cost in excess of $364-billion. Over $12-billion of this has come from New York City. It is estimated that the final total cost of the war may top $2-trillion.
 
And we are paying for the war by the loss of services in our communities. We need these resources to go into healthcare, schools, and the social safety net. We need these resources to rebuild in the aftermath of Katrina.
 
While we were told the war was to make the world safer, in fact, the world is less safe now that it was when the war began four years ago.
 
Therefore: We call for an immediate withdrawal of all US forces and bases from Iraq.
 
We call for Congress to halt all funds for military activities of any kind in Iraq except for the safe withdrawal of all our military forces.
 
We call for full veterans’ benefits, including adequate health care and other support for returning troops, veterans, and their families.
 
We call for reconstruction aid so that Iraqis, under their own direction and control, can rebuild their devastated country.
 
We call for our tax dollars to be redirected to meet human needs at home and abroad.
Category:Labor Unions
Category:New York
Category:Peace
Category:Resolutions
AFSCME Resolution Opposing Sweatshops

Type: Resolution
Status: Adopted in June 1996
Source File: http://www.afscme.org/
Text:
WHEREAS: The sweatshop has returned to the garment industry in America; and
WHEREAS: Many garment workers, most of them immigrants and women, toil in exploitive working conditions which have not been seen in this country since the turn of the century; and
WHEREAS: They work long hours for sub-minimum wages in unsafe workplaces, unaware of their rights or afraid to assert those rights; and
WHEREAS: Sweatshops are part of the underground economy, operating in violation of many laws; and
WHEREAS: The sweatshop, an extreme example of the decline of wages and working conditions that so many workers in this country face, is a product of the globalization of the garment industry; and
WHEREAS: The Department of Labor has found numerous labor violations but has been hampered in its enforcement efforts because of budget cutbacks; and
WHEREAS: AFSCME believes that all workers should be provided with livable wages, good benefits and safe working conditions.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED: That AFSCME councils and locals join with other labor unions, consumer groups, business and other organizations in the public education campaign, Stop Sweatshops: A Partnership For Responsibility, to end sweatshops and protect workers' rights in the U.S. and throughout the world; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That AFSCME councils and locals support federal legislation which would strengthen the Fair Labor Standards Act by adding a new section on civil liability on the part of the manufacturer and the contractor for violations of the minimum wage and overtime provisions of the Act, for violations of the prohibition on child labor, and for violations of regulatory restrictions on work and home; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the Act be amended to provide that a manufacturer, or a retailer acting as a manufacturer, may be liable to employees seeking redress for wage and hour violations when the contractor is engaged in the production of garments for the manufacturer at the time the violation occurs; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That there should be a provision for civil penalties for failure to maintain payroll records as required by law and for submission of fraudulent records to enforcement agencies; and
BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED: That AFSCME councils and locals take the pledge to buy only from businesses that say "NO" to sweatshops and refuse to purchase sweatshop products from those businesses who sell them.
Category:Anti-Sweatshop
Category:Labor Unions
Category:Workers Rights
Category:Resolutions
AFT Local 4909 Resolution To Promote Activities To End The U.S. Occupation In Iraq

Type: Resolution
Status: Adopted in September 2007
Source File: http://www.ccft.org/documents/Local%204909%20Resolution%20Sept07.pdf
Text:
Whereas, Congress authorized the use of military force in Iraq based on false and misleading
information provided to them and to the U.S. public by the Bush administration,
Whereas, the cost of the war is projected to eventually be over one trillion dollars, which
severely diminishes funds available for education, health care, disaster prevention and recovery,
and other important national necessities,
Whereas, continued polls of citizens in Iraq and opinions of Middle East experts show that the
continued U.S. military presence in Iraq poses a greater threat to the security of the citizens of
Iraq and of the United States than having no U.S. military presence in Iraq,
Whereas, President Bush and Congress continue to fund the occupation despite a large majority
of the American public expressing belief that it should be ended,
Whereas, the occupation of Iraq continues unabated and over 3700 U.S. troops and hundreds of
thousands of innocent Iraqi civilians have been killed and wounded,
Whereas, many national, regional, and local organizations are calling for a variety of anti-Iraq
war campaigns, educational programs, and mobilization efforts this fall,
Whereas, AFT Local 4909 has passed a resolution in opposition to the occupation of Iraq,
Whereas, California Federation of Teachers, American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO, and
United States Labor Against the War (which include 160 union locals nation-wide) have
endorsed resolutions against the U.S. occupation of Iraq,
Therefore, be it resolved that AFT Local 4909 will endorse and promote Fall 2007 and Spring
2008 activities and events that advocate the withdrawal of US troops from Iraq and the end of the
occupation of Iraq by the United States.
Category:California
Category:Labor Unions
Category:Resolutions
AK

Alaska !
* https://alaska.gov/
Alaska is truly the Last Frontier, and it can be hard to describe without using superlatives: Alaska is the biggest state and the northernmost state. It has the highest mountain and the most coastline. The biggest animals and the most sunlight. It’s a place where you can ski, fish, travel, explore, and take in the Northern Lights. It’s a state that has the best of nearly everything outdoor-related, but it also has thriving cities and lots of small towns with 
'plenty of charm'.''
Thought to be the first place humans crossed to North America using the Bering Land Bridge, Alaska has a rich Native history, and today is home to nearly half of the federally-recognized tribes in the United States.
: Official languages:
:Ahtna, Alutiiq, Dena'ina, Deg Xinag, English, Eyak, Gwich'in, Haida, Hän, Holikachuk, Inupiaq, Koyukon, Lower Tanana, St. Lawrence Island Yupik, Tanacross, Tlingit, Tsimshian, Unangax, Upper Kuskokwim, Upper Tanana, Yup'ik. Spoken languages: English 86.3%, Alaska Native languages 5.2%, Tagalog 3.4%, Spanish 2.9%, Others 2.2%
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A Land Ethic

"We reached the old wolf in time to watch a fierce green fire dying in her eyes. I realized then, and have known ever since, that there was something new to me in those eyes - something known only to her and to the mountain. I was young then, and full of trigger-itch; I thought that because fewer wolves meant more deer, that no wolves would mean hunters' paradise. But after seeing the green fire die, I sensed that neither the wolf nor the mountain agreed with such a view…"
Quotes from Aldo Leopold
“In short, a land ethic changes the role of Homo sapiens from conqueror of the land-community to plain member and citizen of it. It implies respect for his fellow-members, and also respect for the community...”
“Like winds and sunsets, wild things were taken for granted until progress began to do away with them. Now we face the question whether a still higher 'standard of living' is worth its cost in things natural, wild and free. For us of the minority, the opportunity to see geese is more important than television.”
“Examine each question in terms of what is ethically and aesthetically right, as well as what is economically expedient. A thing is right when it tends to perserve the integrity, stability, and beauty of the biotic community. It is wrong when it tends otherwise.”
“The last word in ignorance is the man who says of an animal or plant: 'What good is it?”
― Aldo Leopold, A Sand County Almanac with Other Essays on Conservation from Round River 
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Abbotsford, British Columbia Waterways Protection

Type: By-Law1
Status: Adopted on 9/23/96
Source File: http://www.abbyviews.com/contentengine/document.asp?id=2866
Text:
Bylaw No. 269-96
WHEREAS Council may, by Bylaw, pursuant to Section 587 of the Municipal Act, prohibit any person from fouling, obstructing, or impeding the flow of any stream, creek, waterway, watercourse, waterworks, ditch, drain, or storm sewer within the City of Abbotsford;
NOW THEREFORE, the Council of the City of Abbotsford, in open meeting assembled, ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. CITATION
Bylaw No. 269-96 may be cited as "Waterways Protection Bylaw, 1996."
2. INTERPRETATION
In this Bylaw, unless the context otherwise requires:
"Ditch" means a drain open or covered, wholly or in part, and whether in the channel of a natural stream, creek, or other watercourse or not, and also all works and materials necessary for bridges, culverts, catchbasins, manholes, and guards in connection therewith;
"Stream" means any natural watercourse or source of water, whether usually containing water or not, and any lake, pond, river, creek, spring, ravine, swamp, and gulch.
3. PROHIBITS FOULING OR OBSTRUCTING
No person shall foul, obstruct, or impede the flow of any stream, creek, waterway, watercourse, waterworks, ditch, drain, or sewer whether or not it is situated on private property.
4. PENALTY
Every person who contravenes or violates any provision of this Bylaw, or who suffers or permits any act or thing to be done in contravention or in violation of this Bylaw, or who neglects to do or refrains from doing anything required to be done by the provisions of this Bylaw, commits an offence, and shall be liable to a fine of not less than $50, and upon summary conviction, to not more than the maximum penalty provided by the Offence Act, and where the offence is a continuing one, each day that the offence is continued shall constitute a separate offence.
5. REPEALS BYLAW NO. 1799
District of Matsqui Bylaw No. 1799, cited as "Waterways Protection Bylaw, 1979", is hereby repealed.
Footnote: 1 - For the sake of consistency, Canadian municipal by-laws are categorized as ordinances as they serve the same purpose as their American counterparts.
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Category:British Columbia
Category:City Governments
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Category:Wetlands
Aberdeen, NJ Urging the Governor to Support a Moratorium on Revaluations

Type: Resolution
Status: Adopted on 12/2/08
Vote: Unanimous (with 1 absent)
Source File: http://www.aberdeennj.org/
Text:
RESOLUTION NO. 2008-133
RESOLUTION TO PROCLAIM MORITORIUM ON REVALUATIONS
WHEREAS, there is presently, in the State of New Jersey and across the United
States of America a unprecedented dire economic crisis; and
WHEREAS, the National Bureau of Economic Research official declared the
United States of America in a recession; and
WHEREAS, the real estate property values within the State of New Jersey and
the United States of America have dramatically decreased in the last year; and
WHEREAS, the residents of the State of New Jersey and United States of
America are faced with increased property taxes and are struggling to avoid foreclosures
on their homes; and
WHEREAS, a revaluation would have a deleterious effect on the residents of the Township of Aberdeen by increasing their property values; and
WHEREAS, it is in the best interests of the Township of Aberdeen and its
residents to delay the Revaluation until the economy rebounds or at the very least has
stabilized; and
WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council of the Township of Aberdeen desire to
introduce this Resolution denominated the “Resolution for a Moratorium on
Revaluations” calling for the Governor of the State of New Jersey to impose a
moratorium on all pending and future Revaluations until the present recession is
resolved; and
WHEREAS, by passing this Resolution, the Mayor and Council of the Township
of Aberdeen request that each municipal government in the State of New Jersey likewise
pass this Resolution for a Moratorium on Revaluations; and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the Township of
Aberdeen that it hereby calls on the Governor of the State New Jersey to impose a
Moratorium on present and future Revaluations in the State of New Jersey.
Category:New Jersey
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Adams State College, CO Green Bikes Program

Type: Program
Status: Ongoing
Source File: http://www.adams.edu/sustainability/greenbikes/greenbikes.php
Description:
Save a Plant - Ride a Bike
How to Rent a Green Bike
# Come to the Adventure Program Rental Shop (in SUB)
# Bring Adams State ID card.
# And that is all folks
Go to the adventure program website
Nuts and Spokes:
* You have to renew your rental every week
* You are supplied with a lock and a helmet, to keep both you and the bike safe.
* Let us know if there are any problems with the bike
* You are responsible for any damages due to misuse or neglect.
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Category:Colorado
Category:Foot-Powered Transportation
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