After the medal was presented to Michael Stewart, County Secretary Leslie Crawford announced the 2007 trophy winners. This delightful story will strike a chord with many, adults and children alike – the desire to be free, close to nature, and enjoying a life of adventure. Kidney or bladder stones which scrape the delicate lining of the bladder, ureters or kidneys as they try to pass through the system TL; DR/VERDICT/SHORT ANSWER: Peeing is awesome and necessary. Also, kidneys. Why Is My Pee Always Yellow? (And What If It Isn’t?)

TL; DR/VERDICT/SHORT ANSWER: Sure, you can. You can also hit yourself with a hammer or chew gum that’s lost its flavor. You are the captain of your own destiny. Choose wisely. Should I Pee On This Jellyfish Sting? What About This Patch of Athlete’s Foot? B vitamins are water-soluble, so any excess gets released through the urine. Because vitamin B2 (riboflavin) has a fluorescent hue, the excess, when mixed with the urine, can produce that neon yellow color. Other B vitamins, including B9 (folic acid) and B12, have a similar effect. Should you stop taking vitamins if you have neon yellow urine?

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The study in which Cathy was involved had a sample of 597 local authority households but the researchers estimated that between a quarter and a third of all council housing in Scotland was actually subject to dampness at the time of this research.

Kate Krueger is Director of the Honors Program and Professor of Literature at Clarkson University. Her previous positions include Director of the Honors Program in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and Associate Professor of English at Arkansas State University. She is the author of British Women Writers and the Short Story, 1850–1930: Reclaiming Social Space (Palgrave Macmillan, 2014). Her recent essays have appeared in Victorian Periodicals Review, Women’s Writing, and English Literature in Transition, 1880–1920. The Entertainment Guide prided itself on getting to the heart of the matter, dispensing practical advice and opening its readers' eyes to the wealth of great attractions, restaurants, hotels and bars that would otherwise have passed them by. The first edition of the guide filled a glaring gap in the market, and unsurprisingly spawned a slew of imitators, most of which have since fallen by the wayside. This dampness intervention, alone, would be a huge legacy but I want to briefly write about the activist/scholar praxis to which Cathy and I were committed and which, in our case, consisted in bringing together activism, critical reflection (not criticising but rather reflection within a frame of reference indebted to critical social theory) and academic power/knowledge work (within the Foucauldian tradition).Green is a more unusual and more startling colour for urine. It’s usually temporary and due to a simple reason but it can be linked to infections:

Cathy may have finished with formal institutional education at 15 but her engagement with: Freirean Training for Transformation; Popular Education; Tenants’ Groups; Trades Unions; Workers’ Educational Association, a variety of middle class professional and academic allies, and so on, clearly more than made up for that. Indeed, Cathy’s high degree of practical know-how combined with critical literacy may have been because – rather than in spite - of finishing institutional education at 15.Dr Juliet McGrattan explores why urine might turn all the colours of the rainbow, and what it indicates about our underlying health. TL; DR/VERDICT/SHORT ANSWER: A) urobilin! B) Lay off the beets! C) If your diet is beet-free, see a doctor. Is It True That You Can Drink Your Urine?