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longtime journo, formerly Honolulu Civil Beat and Seattle Times. Kayaker, hiker, northwesterner and Hawaiiphile
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Research Finding Better Ways To Deal With Basil Downy Mildew

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By Jim Simon, Alex Barrett, Kelly Allen, Li-jun Ma, Yigal Cohen, Rong Di, Germán V. Sandoya, Utsav Kumar, Michael A. Lawton, Andy Wyenandt, Yariv Ben-Naim, Filip Hilaj, Umut Bicim, Ava Medberry
| Growing Produce Verified
Basil downy mildew sporulating on the underside of a susceptible sweet basil leaf. Photo: Rutgers University Basil downy mildew has impacted basil production worldwide for the past two decades. Since its re-emergence in Europe in 2001 and introduction in the U.S. in 2007 and later in other parts of the world. Major crop losses have occurred, and global production has been continually at risk.
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By donating a kidney to a stranger, WA woman forged an immediate bond

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By Jim Simon
| The Seattle Times Verified
During an exhausting daylong workup at the University of Washington Medical Center, she met with two nephrologists, multiple specialists, a psychologist, transplant nurses, a nutritionist and a social worker. All of them asked Amy Stricherz the same question: Why are you donating your kidney? Her answer was always the same: podcasts.
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Ohio Democrats must rebound for the good of democracy. Here's how they can win. | Opinion

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By Jim Simon
| Ashland Times-Gazette Verified
Jim Simon is a central Ohio resident and former chief communications officer of several corporations. Despite his long worker-supportive history, Sen. Sherrod Brown lost reelection because the national Democratic Party had lost touch with blue-collar workers, minority males, independents and other voters who viewed the party’s platform as too focused on social issues.
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