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Uric Acid - Psoriatic Arthritis Symptoms
Psoriatic arthritis is a special type of arthritis that occurs in some patients with psoriasis, a chronic condition of the skin. It looks like rheumatoid arthritis in its effects, even though most people experience a mild form. Symptoms of psoriatic arthritis include equally skin disorders and conditions of the joints and could cause symptoms of psoriatic joint disease as well. There is no cure for psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, but there are numerous treatments offered to relieve signs. It is a chronic, however, and if unattended can cause serious health problems.
Distal Interphalangeal Predominant
This type of psoriatic arthritis primarily affects the last joint of fingers and toes (the "distal interphalangeal shared. That is similar to osteoarthritis, and in fact often confused with that guy, although symptoms are generally limited to these kinds of joints only. ;)
Mild forms of arthritis are usually treated as enclosed other forms of osteoarthritis, aspirin, anti-arthritis drug treatments along with other medications. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs or NSAIDs, are used to control pain and inflammation in the arthritis. Your doctor may inject steroids directly into the affected joints rather than prescribing medications for you to take in the home. In patients who have this is not therapy, other drugs may be prescribed. Included in this are methotrexate and an antimalarial medicine called hydroxychloroquine. Unfortunately, some medications used to treat a set of signs and symptoms, especially those classified as malaria, may trigger an exacerbation, or worsening, in another set, so it is especially important that you talk to your doctor about any side effect you have the drug. It is also important to understand that there seems no relationship between the location of skin symptoms and the location of joint symptoms. You may have flaky pads on a part of his body and joint pain and inflammation in a completely different part. It is not clear what the relationship between these two conditions. Quality is better than quantity. It is of no use writing numerous pages of nonsense for the reader. Instead, it is better to write a short, and informative article on specific subjects like Uric. People tend to enjoy it more.
Jeff Westrom is celebrating the 25th anniversary of his advertising company, J.W.
Morton & Associates this month... and he's doing it with a whole new lease on life.
He describes himself as a sculptor at heart, a woodworker in your own home, and someone who would rather be on his feet than sitting at a computer.
He says the further a project gets from 8 1/2 x 11, the happier he is.
But just over a year ago, sitting at a computer was about all Jeff could do without feeling the pain.
He had been diagnosed with psoriatic joint disease, a condition that many times comes hand in hand with psoriasis.
He had incredible pain in his feet, angles, wrists and hand joints.
He says on a scale of 1 to 10 (10 being the worst) his pain was consistently at a 7 or 8 everyday with no relief.
He couldn't open a can of pickles by himself.
It hurt in order to get up and let the dog out.
He was miserable.
Like many Flexcin customers, Jeff wanted to find an all-
home remedy for gout
pain before trying prescription drugs. He didn't want to deal with the side effects that can come hand-in-hand with a lot of pharmaceuticals. He came across Flexcin with CM8 on the internet as he read blog after blog that compared it with other arthritis and joint pain supplements on the market. Jeff is a person who does his research. After a great deal of reading up on Flexcin and the main components like CM8 and glucosamine, he decided to give it a shot. Jeff says he will never forget the day he started taking Flexcin, a day many people will remember what they were doing when they heard the news...the day Michael Jackson passed away, June 25th of this year.


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- 4. Prepare students to be quizzed about guidelines by an Austin Zoo staff member at check-in.
- 5. Collect monies from chaperones and others attending with special rates.
Field Trip Day
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- 4. Lead teacher: check-in inside the Gift Shop, provide the headcounts collected and payment.
- 5. We will quiz your students about our guidelines and welcome you into the Zoo.
- $6.50 per person
NEW! New! Bus Drivers plus 1 teacher per 7 students will be admitted free of charge.
We require a minimum of 15 people and one person must pay for the entire group.
Additional chaperones, parents and siblings must prepay the lead teacher and enter with the group to receive this discount. Anyone checking in with us separately will be charged full admission rates.
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The above brochure lists our traveling program options for pre-K through fifth grades.
Call 512-288-1490 to schedule an offsite program.
Chaperones are responsible for the behavior of their groups at ALL times and are required to accompany students for the duration of the visit. Austin Zoo has a zero tolerance policy.
- Treat the animals with respect.
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New York State Assembly Minority Leader Brian M. Kolb (R,C,I,Ref-Canandaigua) (pictured foreground) delivered remarks at the first meeting of the Legislature's General Budget Conference Committee, held today in the Legislative Office Building in Albany. Leader Kolb outlined some of the budget priorities of the Assembly Minority Conference, including: fair pay for direct care workers, legalization of ride-sharing services in upstate New York, help for small businesses, an increase in education and library aid, and greater funding for the state's local roads.
In addition, Leader Kolb called on other legislative conferences to reject several costly and short-sighted budget proposals offered by the governor. Specific measures opposed by Leader Kolb include the governor's "free" college tuition program, a new tax on online sales and transactions, and a requirement for localities to consolidate services or face funding cuts.
A video of Leader Kolb's remarks can be seen here: https://youtu.be/wtU5iccbEjw.
Conference Committee Meeting can be found at: http://tinyurl.com/kp9pgb5.


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These gorgeous Kemi scarves are made in India and are a blend of wool, silk, cotton and linen. They are a good size so can be worn as a scarf or on a cool night placed around your shoulders for a little warmth.
This scarf is 70% linen, 30% cotton and is 72" x 30"
Kemi Circle Scarf
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About RCSI & UCD Malaysia Campus
RCSI & UCD Malaysia Campus is Malaysia's first accredited private medical school*, owned and established by the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) and University College Dublin (UCD), two world-renowned medical universities in Ireland.
Recently, the College was awarded University status by the Malaysian Ministry of Education (MOE) as a Foreign University Branch Campus, one of the highest levels for a foreign-owned institution in Malaysia. RUMC remains as the only Irish University in the region.
The University is recognised by the Malaysian Medical Council (MMC) and Irish Medical Council (IMC) as graduating high performing doctors. Students are recognised for practice in the USA, Canada and others by the ECFMG and FAIMER with the institution listed as an Irish medical school in the World Directory of Medical Schools (WDOMS).
Source: Malaysia Medical Council: Second Schedule of Medical Act 1971, updated on Dec 2017.
ECFMG: Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates
FAIMER: Foundation for Advancement of International Medical Education
WDOMS: World Directory of Medical Schools (https://search.wdoms.org/home/SchoolDetail/F0000448)
Embedded within our "SPIRIT"…
Our Vision
To be a health & well-being focussed, globally recognised, education & research centre of the highest quality
Our Values
- Scholarship of the highest standard
- Professional conduct at all times
- Integrity by adopting highest ethical standards
- Respect for one another
- Innovation by embracing change and technology
- Teamwork by synergising our efforts towards achieving a common goal
Our Mission
To contribute to patients and society through excellence in education, learning, research, and to benefit healthcare in Malaysia and the surrounding region


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December to Remember
I can't believe we are now in the year 2018! It feels like January 1, 2017 is just yesterday and yet here we are, facing another year, welcoming another chapter of our lives, embracing another set of 365 days to work on achieving our goals and being awesome. Before I initiate a kickstart of my 2018 year, I figure to mention worth-sharing events and activities that happened in my December 2017.
December means Christmas Season to most of us. Especially to us Filipinos, December is the festive time of the year. This is one of my favorite months because aside from the fact that there a lot of holidays with red marks on my calendar, there are lots of celebrations over food, too. (Of course!). A lot of really great things happened during this month that made me happy and caused positive impacts to me.
To mention, the following are some highlights of my December 2017:
Christmas Party almost every weekend!
From setting up the Christmas decorations and playing Yuletide songs, part of Filipinos' tradition is to throw Christmas parties almost everyday. Yes, you heard it right! Philippines has been known to have the longest Christmas season in the world. When you say about Christmas Parties here in my place, it usually means a joyful celebration about Jesus' birth month usually eating together over sumptuous foods, exchanging or giving of gifts to your friends, colleagues and families as well as giving appreciations to the people who matters to you and played important roles in your life. Sure, you can do this everyday, which really is the right thing, but doing it during Christmas Parties makes it also appeal extra special and remarkable at some point.
In my case, I celebrated it every weekends because I have work during weekdays. Since I am a member of a few organizations here in Cebu, I had attended lots of parties. This also means a lot of preparations that range from dress and heels to wear, gifts to buy and schedules to comply.
Optum Christmas party – My team joined a caroling contest. We had to do a practice. It was a little bit exhausting, but very amusing and entertaining as well.
Alumni Scholarship Christmas party – I was one of the organizing team of the party. With me being the incharge of the party program and the prizes, I bought gift cards in SM City mall and picked lots of goodies in Ayala mall to give as prizes to the lucky participants.
Blogger's Appreciation Night – One of the nicest things celebrated was be my 1 year of being an official blogger. I joined one of Cebu's blogging group named Cebu Blogging Community with the hope of growing my network of friends and improving my writing skills. Being part of the party was such a night full of positive feelings that I did the challenge. Now my additional challenges would be consistency and continuous improvement of the stuff that I am doing. It's nice to receive a pat on the should for facing and completing the organization's challenges. They turned out into something helpful to me personally, too.
Google Developer's Group Cebu Christmas Party – My GDG Cebu family holds a special place in my heart. Everyone in my team is close to me, they know me and I can literally share anything as long as I want to. This party was full of Trivia from artists, to general facts and even to technologies. We had lots of games and lots of yummy prizes. Compared to my alumni organization, nope, I was not part of the organizing team of this party. I am glad about it. Hahaha!
Christmas party with college buddies and other close friends – With the very busy schedule almost all of us have, giving a time even sometimes to be with the friends whom I shared memories with when I was still schooling is important to me. We had Karaoke during this even if we are not singers. This made the experience so much fun. The building's wall had cracks everywhere because of our terrible voices. Hahaha!
I won best dress awards.
Christmas parties are associated with dresses, heels and other cool clothes you like to pull off. If I am to be asked, I'm personally okay with me dressing myself elegantly and putting on colorful dusts to my face like a pro because I have been always sitting on my office chair wearing corporate attires, t-shirts paired with jeans during dress down days, pajamas and loose dasters or bulky sleeveless at home. Putting myself into fancy dresses and heels even once a year sounds great to me.
I visited my hometown Canlaon City and celebrated Christmas day with my family.
I had never been home for almost two years already due to corporate job responsibilities. What makes my December 2017 quite special was the fact that, I went home to Negros province and be with my parents and siblings once again. I treated them a day of eating what they wanted. We went to one of the calm parks in San Carlos City near the seashore. We also went to one of the beaches in the island with our neighbors.
One tragic accident happened though. My brother was rushed and admitted to the hospital because he encountered a vehicular accident that caused him to pass out for 5 minutes. Gladly, he's just okay. Only burns on the legs and minor cuts were the issues. Our motorcycle was properly crashed too so I needed to have it repaired.
I knew someone closer to my heart.
For some time now, I have been dreaming for that someone compatible to me both emotionally and intellectually. I am not into rushing things just to be clear. Rushed things often lead you to stumble and fall. I don't want that. I just want someone whom I can share about anything under the sun and not judge me for it as much as possible. Then, I meet this someone. He is a stranger at first, but I found this connectivity with him both emotionally and intellectually in a small span of time communicating with him. Not to mention, our humors definitely click. So, looking forward for a stronger bond in the coming days.
That are some of the cool things that occurred in my December 2017. I know a lot of awesome adventures and great happenings are waiting for me out there as the days pass by and as I continue my journey. I am very excited to experience them with open arms. How about you, what are the cool stuff that happens in your December?
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Cam Mitchell is a main character and turned into the main antagonist for the later part of season 1 and supporting character in season 2 and 3 of Mako: Island of Secrets becoming a anti-hero & protagonist.
He is best friends with Zac, and is in on the merman secret of his. He goes to the same school as Zac does and also works as a lifeguard.
When Zac regains his true form, Cam is the first person he tells- and Cam's response is to try and find any way to exploit the situation for profit. Zac refuses, not wanting to draw attention to himself. As Zac's powers grow, Cam feels increasingly left out. He tries to make a place for himself in Zac's new life, but mostly finds himself covering for Zac and having to lie to Zac's girlfriend, Evie. Cam tires of being the meat in the sandwich between them, and when Zac refuses to tell the truth, Cam has had enough. Although he later regrets his jealous outburst, Zac's trust in Cam is shattered. Cam makes continuous attempts to earn back Zac's trust and although he gradually begins to succeed, it becomes apparent that Zac preferred support network is the girls.
Later when Cam offers help to Zac with dealing with the next full moon, he learns of the new support network Zac has in the girls and warns him that he is placing to much trust in girls with no background. He later confronts the girls on this matter demanding answers but Zac defends them and sends Cam off. Ultimately, Cam only succeeds in completely earning Zac's trust back when things hit rock bottom with Lyla, Nixie and Sirena after Zac discovers their deception. Zac apologizes to Cam for not believing him and the two officially reconcile. He supports Zac throughout his conflict with the mermaids and plays a large role in helping Zac get the trident by acting as a decoy to lead the mermaids astray as they chase him. This provides Zac the perfect cover and he is able to get the trident.
Cam also proves to be valuable backup for Zac as he fights the mermaids over the trident. In "Nowhere to Hide", Cam inadvertently leads the mermaids to Zac as he hides in warehouse where they attempt to take the trident from him. Cam makes up for this by kicking a box at Lyla which startles and distracts her long enough for Zac to get the trident back in hand and blast them in retaliation, ultimately resulting in the mermaids being easily and swiftly defeated. However, Cam never truly gets over his jealousy.
It's the last straw for Cam when Zac locks the trident back in the chamber where he found it, and states he wants to give up his powers. As Nixie distances herself from the group because of her mistrust towards Zac, Cam takes the chance to trick her to help him steal the trident for himself. The girls soon realize his deception and realize he is try to get some powers of his own and use the trident to rule Mako. The girls confront him in a final battle in the moon pool and are later provided back up by Zac. Cam's plan ultimately fails, and Zac breaks both the trident and their friendship. This makes Zac earn back Nixie's trust, and she loses her trust in Cam.
In season 2, Cam seems to want to fix their friendship again. Zac states that he's already tried to, but long since given up. There is also still a barrier of distrust between them thanks to the recent betrayal, which makes it difficult for them to even have a proper conversation any more.
When Erik arrives, Cam is eager to have a new best mate, a fresh start. But he finds himself in the same position again, when Erik reveals himself to also be a merman. Due to their shared secret, Cam not only helps Erik keep it safe, but continues to help Zac also. Because of this, he and Zac later begin to show signs of gradually becoming more civil with each other again. He is later shocked to learn that Zac has been a merman his entire life and that Mimmi is his long lost sister. By " A New Man" their healing friendship has reached the point where Cam shows genuine concern for Zac when he learns of his true origins and Zac felt more open with him than anyone else who tried to bring him comfort such as Evie and Mimmi. They also both stand up for the other when they are teased by two obnoxious lifeguards. By the end of the episode, they completely reestablish their friendship and Zac gives him a champion swimmer medal he won as a child, feeling he had an unfair advantage. He still has a desire for a tail and powers at first and seemingly gets his chance when he touches and absorbs water from the moon pool. However, the mermaids are forced to draw the moon water out of him when it becomes unstable and he loses control of his new powers.
Throughout the second half of season 2, he supports Zac and Erik as they attempt to solve the mystery of the merman chamber. He makes a huge discovery regarding the chamber when he purchases a map app. After comparing an above view photo of Mako with the photo of the chamber pedestal, he discovers it is shaped exactly like Mako. He and Erik then find symbols out on different parts of the reef. Later, It also becomes apparent that he and Carly are beginning to see each other with new eyes though they both have trouble admitting it. Carly feels that they don't have a lot in common, but Cam is able to convince her otherwise and they become a couple.
Close to the season climax, Cam is once again forced to choose between his desire over a tail and loyalty to his friends when Erik offers him a tail if he helps him get the trident stone needed to start the chamber. He seemingly gets his chance when Zac places his trust in him to hide the stone from him and Erik. He seems tempted at first, but when he asks Carly for her opinion on what she would think if he was a merman, she insists that she likes him just the way he is. Inspired by this, Cam decides that his first and only priority lies in the people he cares about. He gives up on his desire for a tail and denies Erik the stone, refusing to lose his best friend twice. By the end of the season, Cam has now fully accepted his role as a land boy, and is happy that he has his best friend Zac back, and the girlfriend he has always wanted in Carly.
In season 3, Cam continues to support the merpeople group along with Carly. He also has completely made amends with his best friend Zac. Zac later recruits him to keep Evie from interfering with a plan he has to face a water dragon terrorizing the pod alone by arranging a movie night at his place and having Cam keep her occupied. Cam attempts to follow Zac's instructions only to find Carly show up instead who has also been recruited by Evie to prevent Zac from stopping her from facing the dragon along with the pod.
Cam also continues his relationship with his girlfriend Carly. However, their relationship suffers minor strain throughout the season. When Carly suggests they take a dance class together, Cam is horrified at the idea because he is a terrible dancer. As Zac and Evie attempt to give him lessons that do not go well, Cam accidentally insults Carly by calling her idea for dance lessons stupid and she briefly breaks up with him. Cam later is able to get Zac to teach him to dance successfully and he reconciles with Carly after arranging a surprise for her to dance together.
During season 3, Cam has a great deal of responsibility placed on his shoulder after he saves the cafe from being closed by Joe by buying his half and becoming the new second co owner along with David. During this time, he becomes determined to prove that he can make the cafe better then it was before although some of his ideas do not go as he planned. In "Lost and Found" he attempts to alter the cafe's most popular burger recipe by making it cheaper to save money but David is completely against the idea.
They later have Zac compare to the two burgers and he ultimately decides it should remain as it is. In "Trust Issues", he attempts to change the cafe's image to attract wealthier and sophisticated customers but this ultimately fails as well. In spite of these mishaps, he is comforted by Carly that not all ideas will work out and that important thing is that he never stops trying. However, their relationship is strain further when Carly has difficulty finding the balance between Cam's role as both her boss and her boyfriend. They attempt to find balance by using a system involving two caps, but this proves ineffective. Ultimately, Cam decides that he would rather just be Carly's boyfriend and not boss and the two reconcile.
Later, Cam is surprised and happy to hear that Zac has reunited with his biological mother Nerissa. He then questions if Zac has thought about telling his adoptive parents about her which he ultimately does decide to do. Cam and Carly then look on happily as Zac and Evie nuzzle each other in content.
Cam is Zac's offside and best mate. Cam is good at most things, same as Zac but his exuberance can put people off, especially girls, with whom he is hopeless in to a comedic extent. He doesn't mind the constant rejection it's all past of a big game, as far as Cam's concerned. In series 1 he seems he has a thing for Nixie. Then he develops feelings for Carly Morgan in series 2 and series 3.
Merman Powers
While Cam was wielding the Trident, he temporarily displayed the power of Telekinesis before it was destroyed by Zac Blakely.
When Cam accidentaly absorbed Moon Water that come from Moon Pools, he displayed the powers to mold and freeze water. It is unknown if he had more powers, or all merpeople powers. His swimming was also enhanced during the time the Moon Water was inside him. However, when Sirena and Ondina removed it from his body, Cam's powers and enhanced swimming disappeared forever.
Cam has all the typical weaknesses of a human.
Carly Morgan
See the main article:Carly-Cam Relationship
Cam and Carly know each other from kindergarten. If they've known since kindergarten, according to Carly, Cam used to steal her snack and once she threw glue into his hair. When they were good friends, Carly knew her usual meadow at the Ocean Café and had crabs when he started hanging out with Jodie. Carly would do anything for him to call her out. When Carly made a birthday cake for David, he eventually melted and Cam used his money to buy another one for Carly, because he had realized that he was very sad. They started dating when Erik had a party for Ondina. When the Café was about to close, because Joe, David's brother, did not want to contribute his share of the Café and keep his fishing boat, Cam bought the Coffee part and saved the job as a waitress and singer, since Sirena was Holiday in Hawaii, by Carly. But as he was penny-pincher he ended up sending too much in Carly, so she separated two caps, the white for the boyfriend, and the black for the boss. He realized that the two was him so he bought a cap half black and white, leaving brave. Cam ends up asking for the dismissal of the Ocean Café and is only being the boyfriend.
Behind the Scenes
He was portrayed by actor Dominic Deutscher and by actor William McFarlane back in his pre-teens.
- Cam's favorite song is Jingle Bells, claiming he 'loves Christmas'.
- Cam was jealous of Zac's powers for a majority of the series, but has since gotten over the jealousy.
- Cam stated he thought Nixie was pretty.
- Cam attempted to take over Mako and become a merman. But was stopped by Zac, Lyla, Sirena and Nixie.
- Cam likes pancakes.
- Cam can't sing.
- Cam doesn't like watching fireworks.
- There were rumors or hints of his love interests to being Nixie and Mimmi, but the most evident romantic closeness is to Carly. Which begin in the second half of season 2 in episode 14.
- When Cam absorbed the Moon Pool water, he developed merperson powers that began gradually loses its control. Fortunately, Mimmi and Sirena removed the water from him.
- His last name might have come from actor Luke Mitchell, similar how Evie's is to Angus McLaren.
- Main article: Cam Mitchell/Gallery


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A new rumour about the upcoming LG G4 claims that it will come with a 5.6-inch screen, placing it firmly in the phablet category.
The new leak comes from the @OnLeaks twitter account, which is generally well regarded for its tips on smartphones that have yet to be released.
Although the LG G4 could see a big increase in screen real estate compared to the LG G3, another rumour suggests that LG will release an even bigger handset, possibly called the LG G4 Note, later this year with a 5.8-inch display and its own stylus.
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Charnwood Arts is an independent community arts and media organisation based in the Borough of Charnwood in the East Midlands of Britain.
Our work encompasses most art forms including combined arts work and a wide range of approaches from long term community arts projects, performances, outdoor events and publications to web based and video productions, school and community residencies, exhibitions and ongoing groups.
Our core work runs deeper than this and encompasses many roles which stimulate and support local cultural development, working in partnerships with arts organisations, youth and community groups, schools and organisations and encouraging participation in the cultural life of Charnwood borough and the East Midlands.
Charnwood Arts is dedicated to providing access to the arts for and with a diverse range of groups and individuals and actively seeks to connect different cultures and communities through creativity. We also work internationally and have long established working relationships in Europe, Armenia, China, Taiwan, India and Palestine.
Charnwood Arts is a private company, limited by guarantee, registered in England and Wales. Company No. 07477378
Charnwood Arts is a Registered Charity, Registration No. 1143163.
Registered Office: First Floor, Fearon Hall, Rectory Rd, Loughborough, LE11 1PL
Tel: 01509 265728
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Celebrity Hall Quest
Brief Walkthrough
SanRoslin Epics:
Read the Epic Chapters 1 -12 and you will get experience as a reward.
Knight's Exam:
Visit the Sanctum, which the Epic Preface asks you to go to, and defeat the soul of the Starry Knight.
Bright Puzzles:
Answer 3 questions from the Epic Preface correctly to finish this quest.
The Lost Pages:
Take the Magic Stone to the 3 rooms of Celebrity Hall, read the SanRoslin Epics, and get the lost pages.
Divine Ablution:
Follow the instruction of the Epic Preface, find the required statue and use the Holy Water to finish the quest.
Detailed Walkthrough
SanRoslin Epics
There are 13 rooms in the Celebrity Hall, with each room containing 1 SanRoslin Epic. SanRoslin Badge can teleport you to the rooms in Celebrity Hall. Reading the SanRoslin Epics (Chapter 1 – 12), you will learn something about the Celebrity Hall and obtain some Experience.
Open the SanRoslin Epic - Preface, and you can accept the following quests: the Knight's Exam, Bright Puzzles, The Lost Pages, and the Divine Ablution.
Knight's Exam
To become a member of Celebrity Hall, courage is one of the measuring standards. Visit the room spoken of in the Epic Preface, and you will find the ghost of Starry Knight waiting for you.
Although he's not as strong as he was in life, he still has the power of the mighty Knights, so you should be careful! After defeating him, you can go back to the Preface to claim the reward.
Bright Puzzle
Wisdom is another requirement for a hero. Take the quest Bright Puzzle, answer 3 questions given by the Epic Preface correctly, and then you will receive your reward.
Tip: Reading the 12 chapters may help you find the right answer.
The Lost Pages
Now that you have passed the tests of courage and wisdom, the Preface will give you a Magic Stone and ask you to find the lost pages in 3 rooms.
Where are the lost pages? Could they be in the SanRoslin Epics? Why not open them and have a look? After collecting the 3 Lost Pages, you can go back to claim the reward from the Preface.
Divine Ablution
To become a respected hero, the first thing you must learn, is how to show respect to others. Follow the instructions in the Preface and stand before the statue it mentions. Right click the Holy Water to perform the divine ablution, and then you can return to the Preface to collect the reward.


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The family-run Meliton Hotel is located on the beautiful Greek island of Rhodes, in the resort of Theologos. Just 15km from Rhodes Town, the Meliton Hotel is a wonderfully relaxing base from which to explore the island. The two-storey whitewashed hotel is surrounded by pretty gardens and palm trees, perfect for unwinding in the sunshine. Both the beach and the centre of town are just a short walk away and the hotel boasts excellent facilities.
The Meliton Hotel has a range of comfortable double, twin and family rooms, simply but tastefully decorated with tiled floors and modern furnishings. All rooms enjoy beautiful garden views from their private balcony or terrace. Modern conveniences include air-conditioning (extra charge for standard rooms), en-suite bathroom with shower, hairdryer, fridge, soundproofing, safe and free Wi-Fi access. Free baby cots are available upon request.
Facilities at the Meliton Hotel cater well to guests needs, with a 24-hour reception, on-site mini-market, laundry service and parking. A free mini bus transfer to the beach makes days by the sea easy and convenient, while the outdoor pool, sun terrace, TV area and children's games and playground provide plenty of on-site fun. Evening entertainment includes Greek nights, karaoke and big screen sports games.
Meals at the Meliton Hotel are served buffet-style in the restaurants, with all-inclusive packages on offer. Snacks and ice creams are available from the bar, along with locally produced alcohol and soft drinks. The popular cocktail hour runs from 9pm-10pm every night.
The Meliton Hotel is ideally placed for exploring the attractions of Rhodes. The Valley of Butterflies is nearby and a lovely place for a hike. Rhodes Town is less than half an hour away with its historic buildings, modern art gallery and family-friendly aquarium. Don't miss the Palace of the Grand Master!
Guests in Meliton Hotel enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner in buffet style in the main restaurant with views to the swimming pool. Evening entertainment includes fun activities like Greek night, Karaoke night, cocktail night, and guests can enjoy Satellite TV with sport's games on a big screen.
The Meliton Hotel features double/twin rooms and family rooms all with garden or pool views. All rooms have bathroom facilities (shower, hair dryer), double or twin beds, fridge, air conditioning (extra charge payable locally for standard rooms), Satellite TV, safe (extra charge payable locally), WiFi Internet access, and a balcony or terrace. Free baby cot is available on request. Optional late checkout available (extra charge).
Non-alcoholic beverages:
Alcoholic beverages:
All all inclusive beverages are locally produced: soft drinks, juices, water, beer, wine/spirits: ouzo, brandy, gin, vodka, whisky, rum (last order at 22:15)
All international branded spirits, bottled soft drinks, draught beverages, smoothies, fresh orange juice, branded/packaged ice cream, mineral water, snacks, Greek coffee, frappe coffee & espresso are available for purchase.
The Meliton Hotel is close to a number of attractions and places of interest such as the Beach, Valley of the Butterflies, the Ancient City of Kamiros, Acropolis of Rhodes, Grand Master Palace, Modern Art Gallery, Casino, and Ixia area-conferences halls. There is a free transfer to the local beach by the hotels mini bus
24 hour reception, currency exchange, safe box (extra charge), Free Wifi, daily press, car rental, bike rental, information for excursions, baby cots, high chairs in the restaurant, daily transport to the beach via mini bus, postal service, Internet corner, mini market, laundry service, late check-out upon availability, doctor on call, drugstore nearby, parking. There is a free transfer to the local beach by the hotels mini bus
Overnight Stay Tax, charged per night, per room. The amounts are detailed below and are to be paid directly to the hotel upon check-in:
Hotel Accommodation:
5 Star: €4.00
4 Star: €3.00
3 Star: €1.50
1-2 Stars: €0.50
Furnished Rooms/Apartments:
4 Keys: €1.00
3 Keys: €0.50
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Radio Free Asia, May 27, 2016 - Authorities in southwestern China's Sichuan province are ordering residents of a Tibetan-populated county not to resume their blockade of road construction in the area, issuing their warning two months after police violently cracked down on an earlier protest, according to a local source.
Tibetans living in Akhore town in the Ngaba (in Chinese, Aba) Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture's Chuchen (Jinchuan) county are objecting to the work because the finished road may be used to support Chinese mining operations on nearby sacred mountains, a Tibetan living in the area told RFA's Tibetan Service.
"Officials said that the road is intended for a dam project in the area, but workers have explained to the local people that mining is the project's ultimate object," RFA' s source said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
On May 20, a group of police officers arrived in Akhore and warned residents over loudspeakers of "serious consequences" if they attempted to block government road work in the area, the source said.
"They also imposed restrictions on the activities of local Tibetans," he said.
Beaten, detained
Two months before, police had clashed with community members protesting authorities' failure to respond to their concerns over the work, the source said.
Police "randomly beat up Tibetan protesters, including an old man in his 60s," during the March 28 protest, the source said.
"They also took away seven Tibetans who were detained for seven to 20 days and then released. Several among them suffered serious injuries."
Local residents had earlier halted work on the project for almost five years, RFA's source said.
"However, on March 28 of this year, workers arrived in the area again," he said.
Tibet has become an important source of minerals needed for China's economic growth, and Chinese mining operations in Tibetan areas have often led to widespread environmental damage, including the pollution of water sources for livestock and humans and the disruption of sacred sites, experts say.
Reported by Lobe Socktsang for RFA's Tibetan Service. Translated by Karma Dorjee. Written in English by Richard Finney


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Satin is a soft, silky material most commonly used for formal dresses and shoes. Satin is a beautiful material, but it can be troublesome to clean. White satin requires special attention because stains show up so easily against a white background. Whether you need your white satin shoes cleaned for a wedding, prom or other special occasion, this guide can walk you through the process of properly cleaning your special footwear.
Remove any surface dirt or particles from the shoes with your hand. Don't forget the soles.
Fill a sink or bucket with cold water and add a mild detergent such as Woolite. Follow the directions on the package to ensure you use the proper amount of detergent.
Agitate the water and detergent to make foam.
Soak the shoes in the cold water and detergent mixture for three to five minutes.
If the stain has set in, rub the stain gently with your fingertips or a soft cloth. Scrub the stain softly in a circular motion.
Rinse the shoes thoroughly under cold water to remove all traces of detergent.
Towel off any excess moisture using a patting motion, and allow the shoes to air dry. Never wring dry any part of the satin, as this will lead to wrinkles.


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We provide a weight loss program that includes strong coaching support and education to promote lifelong solutions for managing your weight.
At your first visit, you will fill out a registration and health history form. We will check and record your blood pressure, pulse, height, weight and body mass index. The doctor or nurse will then discuss diet, exercise, and the medications with you. Based on the information provided to us and the results of the medical exam you will be administered a month's supply of medication in our office that best suits your need. All patients need to follow up at least once a month to track your weight loss progress and to obtain a new monthly supply of medication.
However, we ask that you return every two weeks for a vitamin b12 injection for optimum results. The initial visit can take 30-45 minutes and follow-up visits take about 15-20
We offer several weight loss programs dedicated to helping you achieve long term weight loss success with the use of FDA approved medication.


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As a tenant with KPS Management you can expect Fair, Friendly, Professional service. You can also count on reasonable and prompt responses to your maintenance/repair requests, a service which is made even better by our 24-Hour Emergency Repair Hotline.
As part of the application process we do a screening/background check all prospective tenants. Click here to review applicable Screening Criteria, or here to print out an Application to Rent.
We are a fair housing provider and treat everyone with respect and dignity regardless of income, social status, etc. We'd like to welcome you to KPS Management and encourage you to Contact Us directly if you have questions.
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Young-at-heart travellers have always known they're welcome in Las Vegas. But these days, Vegas wants to ensure the young-of-age travellers know they've got a place in Sin City, too.
Welcome to the next evolution of Las Vegas — a place where dayclubs are as hot as nightclubs, where DJs have become the stars of the show, and where it's never too early in the day to start a cocktail crawl.
As a destination, Vegas understands the need for change better than most. In the last two decades alone, its tourism industry has changed to expand offerings in areas ranging from fine food and first-rate shopping to luxurious spas and high-end art.
Now, the city has evolved again to open its arms wide to the newer Vegas visitors — the young and the hip. It's not so much about the rat pack, but rather the frat pack, with movies such as The Hangover adding to the popularity of Vegas as a destination for anyone celebrating anything, from getting married and getting divorced to getting older and just getting hammered.
The city is a particular hit with young adults once they reach the age of 21 — the legal age of drinking and gambling in Las Vegas.
For those who have turned 21 — and for those who just want to channel their inner 21-year-old — here's a list of 21 things to do (and drink) in Las Vegas.
1 Say hello to Hakkasan. It's the mega nightclub at the MGM Grand that has to be seen to be believed; the $100 million club holds about 7,000 people throughout its five storeys. Watch for high-tech special effects, confetti guns and acrobatic performers that take the club experience to new levels.
2 Buy a bottle. The most awesome spectacle at the mega clubs is the bottle service for VIP booths. At Hakkasan, for example, when a table orders a bottle of booze (easily starting at $850), a statuesque blond weaves through the crowd carrying the bottle high above her head, while an entourage of gorgeous girls in matching outfits dances alongside, waving LED light wands. The delivery of bottles becomes more elaborate as the night goes on. By 2 a.m., for example, the entourage is often followed by three members of a drum corps (in uniform) and a dancing Chinese dragon.
3 Celebrate Vegas's roots. Bet $21 on a hand of 21, more appropriately called Blackjack.
4 Order one of those enormous, yard-long cocktails. They taste way too watered down by the time you get to the bottom of the glass, but they make for a memorable photo.
5 Dance to a DJ. In case you've missed it, the No. 1 element that now makes a club hot is the DJ. They've become celebs, with some making $200,000 or more for one night's work.
With the EDM (electronic dance music) genre sweeping the city, Hakkasan has a slate of resident DJs including the world-famous Tiesto, Steve Aoki and Calvin Harris. Harris is a 30-year-old who just a
few years ago was stocking grocery shelves for a living; he now makes an estimated $46 million a year, according to Forbes.
6 Scream for ice cream. You might be 21, but you're never too old for ice cream, especially traditional faves and cutting-edge creations at BLVD Creamery. Watermelon jalapeno ice cream, anyone?
7 Scream even more. Amusement park rides dot the strip with one of the latest being El Loco at the Circus Circus Adventuredome (home to more than two dozen rides). The El Loco has a 90-degree drop, a doughnut roll, hairpin turns, over-the-edge twists and G-force drops.
8 "Lick, shoot, suck." Tequila, that is. The drink menu at Hecho en Vegas explains the best ways to enjoy tequila, under a heading of these three words. It serves about 105 varieties, and for $30 you can try three different tequilas. Don't forget to put something delicious in your stomach, too. Handmade tamales, street tacos, enchiladas and guacamole prepared tableside are all worthy considerations
9 Don't let sunlight stop the party. "Dayclubs" are the new nightclubs and "daylife" is just as important as nightlife. A beach club called Daylight at Mandalay Bay is making waves with its open-air entertainment, DJ performances and 70 daybeds and 25 cabanas/bungalows, as is Wet Republic at MGM Grand.
10 Do at least one thing that you can tell your parents about when you get home. The world-famous O, by Cirque du Soleil, at Bellagio is a show not to be missed, while Zarkana at Aria is the Canadian troupe's latest spellbinding offering.
11 Take in another show, which you may not want to tell your parents about. For the gals, there's Thunder from Down Under, a male dance revue from Australia. For the guys, well, there's no shortage of special clubs. For couples, check out the steamier side of Cirque du Soleil at Zumanity.
12 Shake up your tastebuds. Try the Japanese-inspired street food at one of the best new restaurants — Yusho, at Monte Carlo. Order the Logan Poser Ramen (crispy pork, hen egg, nori and cucumber) or the Crispy Cod Steam Bun. Don't miss the draught cocktails; concoctions such as Road-Soda and Booze Cola come straight out of the tap. Oh, and you can drink sake from a can here, too, just like they do in Japan.
13 Chill for a while. Do some people-watching in the new open-air plaza outside the Monte Carlo and look for street performers.
14 OK, enough chilling. Pop into the Double Barrel Roadhouse on the plaza for some high-octane fun. There's plenty of cold drinks and good food (such as roadside sliders and kickin' ahi tuna lettuce wraps), along with catwalk performances by the restaurant's DB girls.
15 Take the slots for a spin. While some games of chance need a fair amount of explaining (yes, I mean you, craps), putting $20 in a slot machine is an easy way to try your luck.
16 Give your mind and body a rest. Stop at one of the many spas, such as ESPA at Vdara. This eco-friendly spa is the ideal place to get your Zen on.
17 Linger in the lobby of Aria, the ideal spot to meet before a night out. The Lobby Bar offers eight signature cocktails, along with small plates, such as caviar chips and dip or devilled egg salad with candied bacon.
18 Get an "I Love Dick's" T-shirt or bumper sticker. They're available at Dick's Last Resort (in Excalibur), an American restaurant chain that's become famous for training staff to be obnoxious. Servers put large paper hats — with insulting phrases — on customers' heads. It's all in good fun, but those with sensitive feelings are best to stay away.
19 Do something that doesn't involved alcohol. Visit Siegfried and Roy's Secret Garden at the Mirage. Three adorable white lion cubs joined the menagerie this summer. For a special experience, visitors can work as a dolphin trainer or even paint with the dolphins.
20 Expand your mind. CityCenter is home to a huge free-to-view public art collection. Take a walk around and stand back in awe.
21 OK, all that walking around is tiring. Make sure you've found a good place to hang your hat. There are plenty of options: Mandalay Bay has a lively beach area; MGM Grand is one of the biggest hotels in the world, if you're looking for round-the-clock action; and deals abound at Excalibur, Luxor and Circus Circus. On the other end of the scale, if you want to stay where the rich and famous sometimes do, check our Aria and Bellagio.
Go ahead and indulge. After all, you're an adult now.


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Saint Xavier High School recognizes the value that STEAM course offerings bring. Co-curricular and class opportunities allow for a high degree of integration. As your top choice for a quality education, you can expect the following:
- Fine Arts offerings such as sculpture, digital music, and graphic design make use of technology such as the 3-D printer, the laser cutter, Adobe Creative Suite, and iPad apps such as Garage Band and Finale.
- The engineering classes integrate principles from physics and mathematics for planning and construction projects.
- Students with an interest in architecture interweave math, physics, and technology in Computer Aided Drafting.
- The Medical Club offers real-world opportunities to apply principles from chemistry, biology, and anatomy in medical settings.
- The Air and Space Program allows students hands-on experience with math, science, engineering, and technology to investigate fields such as airport design, aeronautical engineering, flight operations and maintenance, air traffic control, unmanned aerial systems technology, aviation logistics, and aeronautics. Flight simulators are used on campus, and additional labs are conducted at Bowman Field.
- Engineering, math, technology, and physics are combined in robotics classes and clubs, where students program a humanoid to perform tasks. They can also build and program smaller robots to run an obstacle course and engage in a series of tasks in preparation for competitions.
- Forensic Science integrates the application of biological, chemical, physical, medical, and behavioral sciences in laboratory settings.
All STEAM courses and co-curricular opportunities are designed to aid in the development of integrated, critical thinking skills in creative ways.
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Elena Semino, PhD of Lancaster University, UK, discusses findings from research on how language can affect patients with cancer. There is a lot of evidence that the language that is used for a condition as sensitive as cancer, reflects people's attitude, views, fears and experiences. It can also influence how people make sense of their experience. There is evidence that we need to be very conscious of what language we use in different contexts and what the implications of that language might be. For example, fighting metaphors for cancer can be harmful in some contexts; one paper presented at the conference demonstrates that it can discourage certain kinds of preventive behaviors. Prof. Semino also mentions her own research findings, which show that especially when treatment doesn't work, the idea of losing a battle can be demoralizing for patients. Another finding shows that we need to be conscious that different people react differently to different kinds of language. Ideally, people need to be encouraged to use the type of language that works best for them. Recorded at the 2016 National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI) Conference in Liverpool, UK.
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The Jindalee Golf Club is located in the western suburbs of Brisbane. It is only 15 km from the city centre and is beside the Centenary Highway less than 1 km after crossing the Brisbane River.
The club has a nine hole course that is a challenge for all levels of golfer. Social players are most welcome, however, it is suggested that you ring the pro shop to book a tee time if you are looking for a game.
We have a large social membership and the club house is the meeting place for many of the locals. Bona fide visitors and guests are always welcome.
Here is the 2020 fixture book.....
Updated 15 July 2020
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Media Studies Interest Group is Proud to Announce Its New Blog!
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Subject: Central States Media Studies Interest Group is Proud to Announce Its New Blog!
I am proud to announce that our quest to create a web presence has begun with a new blog! It is our hope that we can share information about the interest group; opportunities for studies, publications, or grants; or other valuable information with members. To check out the new blog, just go to http://cscamsig.blogspot.com/ . And thanks to Adam Tyma for helping to get this established!
Also, don't forget to submit your best work to the Media Studies Interest Group for the upcoming conference in St. Louis. Christine Beck has paved the way for some excellent opportunities at the next CSCA conference, and we don't want any of you to miss out. For more information about the conference, visit the Central States Communication Association website at http://www.csca-net.org -- and to see our call for papers, check out the new blog.
Of course, let me know if I can be of any help, too. As I stated at our group meeting in Madison, I want this year of programming to be one of our best -- if not the best -- ever. I look forward to hearing your ideas!
Jimmie Manning
Chair, Media Studies Interest Group
Jimmie Manning, PhD
Communication Graduate Program Director
Assistant Professor, Communication -- College of Informatics
Affiliate Professor, Gender Studies -- College of Arts & Sciences Northern Kentucky University


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If we have big eyes, we are looking for ways to make it look brighter, and more awake. Women with big eyes are very fortunate, as big eyes are one of the most powerful weapons in seduction. It's pretty easy to apply makeup to big eyes. Big eyes are some of the best eyes in the world, but finding the right makeup tips for big eyes isn't easy. Here we are describing some tips for how to apply makeup for big eyes.
Smokey eyes:
You might be on a everyday of applying black eyeliner and eyeshadow, but it's high time you try incredible new.
See, that's the point with big eyes, you don't really have to worry have to worry about incorporating new shades or techniques.
Start construction the drama in your eyelids by applying shades like greys or deep old favourite tones which suits the shape the best, to the top of your lid and back into the empty of the eye.
Once done, take a blotch brush and blend the colours outwards from your lashline to create a soft fade.
You can also opt for shimmery eye shadows, which look wonderful on big eyes and immediately gives you a exciting look.
Dark Eye Shadow:
A basic rule in eye makeup. The darker the eye shadow, the better. And that is because the dark colour recedes space and size.
While pale, light colours stress and sharpen your facial features. So avoid pale and nude colours and opt for darker shades to give a shadow effect to your eyes. Brush up corresponding darker colours into your eyelids to curve and dramatise your eyes.
Dark eye makeup looks great when you use darkest of shades for rim lining. Lining should be moderately thick to medium for the upper lash line.
A thin line will make the look more natural whereas, thick lining will make your eyes look more ravishing. Also, if you want your protruding eyes to stand out, ensure to highlight your lower eyelashes as well.
False Lashes:
A strip of natural false lashes will bring your eyes out easily, so you can experiment and have fun if you want to go dramatic with your big eyes. However – here comes our favourite part – before applying your fake lashes remember to curl both your lashes and fake ones.
An eyelash curler is the most necessary makeup tool for a woman, particularly if you want to enlarge your eyes. This will help your lash separate and in return will add that perfect fold to the ends that will give a fuller effect.
Once a done curling your falsies, stick them on your eyes and apply what we call our saving grace for makeup, a good mascara.


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(Persia Digest) - Washington claims that maximum pressure won't stop the supply of medicine and other humanitarian necessities, but banking sanctions are driving up import prices, blocking supply chains, and creating deadly drug shortages.
Abbas Kebriaeezadeh writes in Foreign Policiy that last month, the U.S. Department of State released a video addressed to the people of Iran. In the video, Trump administration official Brian Hook claims that it is a "myth" that sanctions target Iran's access to medicine. For more than a decade, my fellow Iranian medical professionals and I have been struggling to protect patients from the fallout of U.S. sanctions. We have studied sanctions impacts on Iran's health care sector and advocated for better responses from our own government. Our findings make clear that the harms being inflicted on Iranian patients are not mythology.
Today's integrated and interconnected world depends on banking systems and trade networks that are dominated by the United States. Consequently, the U.S. government is able to use economic sanctions to cause harm to economic, political, and even social relations in target countries with relative ease.
Although U.S. sanctions are engineered in a way that may appear not to target humanitarian access to food and medicine, in practice U.S. sanctions function as a tool of economic war. Officials in Washington continue to insist that they maintain "exemptions" to their sanctions to protect humanitarian trade, even after the International Court of Justice has ruled that these exemptions are insufficient, leaving "little prospect of improvement" in the "serious detrimental impact on the health and lives" of Iranians individuals. At the end of the day, it is incumbent on the United States to heed this humanitarian warning.
Under U.S. President Donald Trump, the situation has gotten worse. Census Bureau data shows that the United States exported an average of $26 million of pharmaceutical products to Iran annually during the Barack Obama-era sanctions. Exports have averaged just $8.6 million a year in the last two years under the more draconian sanctions policies of Trump.
The Trump administration has also made it more difficult for European countries to export medicine to Iran. Swiss pharmaceutical exports to Iran fell 30 percent from 235 million Swiss francs ($240 million) in 2017 to 163 million francs ($167 million) last year, according to Swiss customs data. Even though sanctions were only fully reimposed in November 2018, Swiss exports that year fell below the 173 million francs ($178 million) annual average observed from 2008 to 2015.
Read more:
► Iran FM: US sanctions hindering int'l cooperation in fight against drugs
► As US sanctions hit Iran, residents complain of medicine shortages
► Sanctions violate right of Iranian children to health
Similarly, French pharmaceutical exports to Iran fell 25 percent from 194 million euros ($218 million) to 146 million euros ($164 million) last year, slipping below the 2008 to 2015 average of 150 million euros ($168 million), according to data from Eurostat.
In response to such pressures, and as part of its post-revolution policies of self-sufficiency, Iran has made important strides in safeguarding its people's access to medication. Iran is a world leader in the production of generic drugs, helping significantly lower the cost of health care. According to Akbar Barandegi, director general of Iran's Food and Drug Administration, almost 97 percent of the country's needed pharmaceutical doses are provided by about 100 local pharmaceutical companies, most of which belong to the private sector. Just 3 percent of demand is met with imports, purchased from many of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies.
These purchases may form only just a small proportion of total demand, but they relate to specific medications vital for the well-being of many patients, particularly those with advanced or chronic diseases.
Last year, several of my colleagues who work in the field of pediatric oncology published a note in the Lancet showing that chemotherapy drugs such as asparaginase, the leukemia treatment mercaptopurine, and even the basic pain killer paracetamol had run out of stock, threatening the treatment of thousands of children. Access to these medications is being significantly disrupted as a result of U.S. sanctions against Iran. This disruption takes three primary forms.
First, sanctions impact the availability of imports. While imports represent just 3 percent of Iran's total demand by unit, they account for 39 percent of the country's needs by value, reflecting the fact that imported medicines are typically five times more expensive than domestically-made equivalents and the fact that Iran tends to import specialized drugs, which are generally more expensive.
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Hotel Village Roller Club directly on the sea. Holiday in Capo Vaticano, Tropea, Calabria. Hotel and Residence.
The map of the Village, through a aerial photo, helps those unfamiliar with the Roller Club...The Map
Through "The Movie", filmed in July 2012 and broadcast on TV,...TOO SEE...
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The Roller Club Village directly on the sea in the heart of Capo Vaticano immersed in the typical Mediterranean vegetation is ideal for a relaxing and fun holiday. Not far from Grotticelle beach, with its private and equipped white sand beach, it is located 8 kilometers from Tropea in the ideal position for excursions to the most famous places in Calabria, inland and to the Aeolian Islands.
The hotel rooms and the residence apartments are hospitable, tastefully furnished and equipped with all comforts. For your holidays in Capo Vaticano directly on the sea choose the Roller Club Village.
The splendid location with private beach, the breathtaking view with sunsets directly on the Stromboli, the friendly and professional staff and the high level facilities make it a unique and unforgettable location . The buffet restaurant offers local and international specialties and the bar overlooking the sea offers relaxing moments accompanied by delicious drinks. The swimming pool and the entertainment, the mini-club area, the playground for children and sports tournaments for teens ensure fun for the whole family on vacation. We are waiting for you at Capo Vaticano.
For all children aged 3 to 11 years, baby area and mini club with play activities, sports tournaments and games in the pool; a playground near the restaurant and evening baby dance.
For adolescents aged 12 to 17 years, a junior club to be together, sports tournaments and participation in evening shows.
The young people and those who feel young, in addition to various entertainment activities and sports, they have the opportunity to participate in sports appointment as soccer tournaments and beach volleyball very exciting organized daily by the entertainers.
The services of the Village are many.
Buffet restaurant; large bar in front of the sea; TV room; hall for playing cards; foosball table; ping-pong; a souvenir shop with tobacconist and newspapers; bowls; swimming pool with a children's area; beach volleyball court; areas to relax in front of the sea with sun on Sunset...
Inside the Village there is an ancient tower, the Torre Ruffa, which gives its name to our area and to our beach, Contrada Torre Ruffa. It is a real historic monument, of the sixteenth century, still in excellent condition, overlooking the sea, full of charm, that Village guests will have the opportunity to visit. 8 km away from the Village,...


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Icy-Veins | FatBossTV | WoWHead
General Description
This is your general single target fight with slight movement. It is mostly a rinse and repeat of a very small set of mechanics, so once you manage to deal with them for 30 seconds you know the full fight. Luckily, it's tied to a pretty short enrage mechanic so the fight doesn't last too long.
As a melee with relevant defensives you'll have a very easy time on this boss. I would advise using Transcendence to reset the boss rather than deal with mechanics on this boss.
Considering there are few mechanics let's get them covered:
- Misery is the main mechanic, which makes you immune to healing for 5 seconds whenever the boss hits you with an ability.
- It is tied to Alone in the Darkness, a mechanic that hits you whenever you're further than 8 yards from every teammate.
The next two mechanics happen roughly every 30 seconds.
- First is Marked Prey, which sends the typical red arrow towards a player and knockbacks the first target hit. Since it makes you immune to healing, it is advised players don't take the hit plus the Alone in the Darkness without a defensive. Luckily, using Transcendence or other Shadowsteps/Felblades/Glide, melee players can soak this without getting hit by that, making this mechanic not threatening at all.
- The second one is Necrotic Embrace. Once this debuff expires, it spreads to any player within 10 yards of you. You are meant to run out of the group with a defensive up and let it expire, then come back once it's clear.
Early on in the fight there is a gap between these two abilities, but the further you get the closer the casts of Marked Prey and Necrotic Embrace are.
Last, Dark Fissure spawns large void zones below players from which you should move. For that reason, the raid is expected to stack up on one side of the boss and go back and forth both sides after spawning these. Never stand in front of the boss (tank's side) as he'll cleave you with Shadow Strike veeeeery fast.
On Mythic there is one major difference: each time someone gets hit by a mechanic, a very dangerous add will spawn. It needs to die within 5 seconds roughly, as if it casts a voidzone will spawn under your raid, potentially spawning more adds and making movement noticeably more difficult for the rest of the fight.
Because of that, mechanics are dealt with in a very specific way on Mythic, and you'll need to pay attention to the way your raid intends to do that.
This also means a pretty unique damage pattern: twice every 30 seconds, right after Marked Prey hits and around 10 seconds after Necrotic Embrace, a very high priority add will spawn. This means you are willing to delay some of your spells slightly to match those spawns: not only will you deal high damage to the add if you Fists of Fury, Strike of the Windlord, or Whirling Dragon Punch it, but you'll also do so at minimal cost on the boss.
Therefore, keep an eye on those timers. I find it really smooth to delay a Whirling Dragon Punch slightly to get double the damage out of it and nuke down a priority target.
I wasn't assigned to Marked Prey, and took that opportunity to have Transcendence outside of the room for resets. I encourage you to do so.


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Biological research at AWI in the field of biodiversity, biomineralisation, temparature adaptation and others is becoming more and more involved with the use of biological information systems such as genome and proteome databases combined with several tools for information query, management and mapping. The research group in Bioinformatics, as part of the scientific computing group of AWI's computing center, was established in 2004 as a facility to provide services to projects requiring bioinformatics and data analysis background. The group provides access to databases and develops new algorithms and integrated software for the use in scientific environments such as the molecular genetics laboratories in house. In co-operation with Hochschule Bremerhaven and others, students are able to work in the field of sequence analyses participating in scientific projects at AWI.
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The bioinformatics working group participates in data analyses in diverse projects at the AWI in phylogenetics, phylogenomics, population genetics, EST, Metatranscriptomics and phylochip analyses. Protein targeting and identification of signal-peptides is a further topic of the group in evolution research. We also support research in chemical structure prediction by means of NMR, cluster analysis of mass spectra (LC/MS). This is complemented by research based on molecular dynamics simulations. Within the AWI research program PACES II the group contributes insights into evolutionary adaptation to cold climate, characterising cold-active enzymes by their biophysical properties, and in their proteomic context. Reecently we entered the field of large-scale, multi-sample metatranscriptomic analyses within the Sea of Change consortium, putting an emphasis on efficient data storage and fast taxonomic/functional analysis pipelines on the tera-byte scale. Contributions to upcomming genome projects on brown algae (Phaeoexplorer, collab. with France) are underway.
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Graph clustering requires an algorithm to cut edges hierarchically. MCL is an example for this, applied here to cut a sequence similarity graph into clusters of similar sequences. Similarity can be computed from BLAST scores or e-values. For cDNA libraries from different species it makes sense to run a full tblastx sequence comparison of all against all. We have ideas to augment this library overlap estimate with functional data on a core-set of eukaryotic functions as proposed, e.g., in CEGMA (http://korflab.ucdavis.edu/datasets/cegma/). See Harms L, Frickenhaus S, Schiffer M, Mark FC, Storch D, Pörtner HO, Held C, Lucassen M. (2013) Characterization and analysis of a transcriptome from the boreal spider crab Hyas araneus. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology, Part D 8 2013, 344-351, doi:10.1016/j.cbd.2013.09.004, online 2013 Okt 10.
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A longtime EasyLunchboxes fan and prolific lunch photo poster, who goes by the moniker of "ficbot", sent me a couple of emails detailing the ways she saves money and sticks to her food plan. She's even converted her boyfriend to toting his meals (he "stole" her black cooler bag and a container a while ago, and has yet to give it back, lol). They've found all kinds of ways to pack food for their busy lifestyle.
Need some inspiration for some of those resolutions you may be struggling with? Read on… Ficbot shares how she stays within her budget, and sticks to foods she knows she'll enjoy:
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"No food court for me this month! I'm extra-motivated to stick to my healthy eating goals and, following a season of fun (and spending!) with the new guy in my life, extra-motivated to save some money too. So, what to do on a hell day of a student club, monthly staff meeting and three-hour night class? EasyLunchboxes to the rescue! I normally manage fine with a side soup and a single box (I use the big compartment for my afternoon snack) but this will be a longer day than usual. So, how did I maximize the one extra box I packed?
Note: This little kit took about 25 minutes to make and pack, including the time spent waiting for the water to boil for the pasta and cutting up the fruits and vegetables. Here is how my eating day will break down:
I have to give up my only break for this, since I have a playground duty just before it. And I need something I can eat fast and without microwaving, because I'll only have thirty minutes to both wrangle the kids (and THEIR lunches!) and hold the meeting on top of it. So, I'll be whipping out the orange-lidded box and having veggie pasta salad (dressing on the side, to be stirred in at the last minute) and some of the fruit.
I normally have a light snack at 4ish, but since I won't have time to stop for dinner before my class, that won't keep me. So I brought a side container of veggie chili topped with sweet potato that I can microwave before the meeting and snack on fairly inconspicuously. I'll probably finish off whatever fruit from lunch while I'm at it, depending on how long the meeting goes.
We get a break halfway through my three-hour class, and since I skipped my afternoon snack and had an early dinner, I beefed this one up a little: popchips and the tail end of my box of strawberries. I threw in a mini box of raisins too in case I feel like noshing on the subway ride home.
Net result? Healthy, balanced meals, zero dollars spent at the food court, I used up stuff I had at home and I only wound up with one extra container to wash. I hope the day goes as well as the menu planning did!"
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"… accompanying my boyfriend out of town for three days to visit his family. This is a four-hour trip, and one we'll be making somewhat regularly, so we decided to try and reduce our food costs by keeping breakfasts and snacks in the hotel room. This all has to be somewhat non-perishable stuff to survive a car ride and uncertain storage conditions upon arrival (and so it won't spoil if we don't use it up) and it had to all fit in one EasyLunchbox cooler bag. Here is what I came up with:
COOLER 1: My breakfasts & snacks
I eat the same breakfast every day, and thank goodness it's a packable one: I pre-measured my usual oatmeal with a spoonful of sunflower seeds into three baggies and was good to go. I can just add water, heat in the microwave and stir in a snack cup of applesauce, which I'll pack on the side. Also in the cooler: raisins for two, and crackers for two to enjoy at snacktime.
COOLER 2: Snacks and Drinks
I put the overflow snacks and drinks in this EasyLunchbox. Three days worth of light hot chocolate for me and tea for him, more raisins for two, and more crackers—but a different kind—for snacking on a different day.
COOLER 3: His Breakfasts & Other Goodies
His breakfasts went here: he likes his oatmeal instant, and sugary, so I packed him an assortment. Also packed a stack of graham crackers and some werther's candy, which he likes.
On the way, we'll stop and get some snack cups of applesauce (the toddler-age relative we're visiting can eat these too) and some tetra-packs of single-serve soy milk for breakfast. I know it's not the most environmentally friendly choice, but they'll keep if we don't use them all and a big container might not! We'll probably also get a few bananas and other easy-eat fruit.
So, not bad for a night's lunchbox-packing! Hopefully we can use some of the money we saved on having some fun while we're on this little vacation!"
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CORONATION STREET favourite Jane Danson will have mixed emotions this Christmas.
The 34-year old can't wait to have time off to spend with her two sons but will also be helping husband Robert Beck, 42 get through his first Christmas without his dad.
Jane, who has sons Harry, six, and Sam, three, with the former Brookside actor, said: "We are having a big family meal at Christmas. There will be 11 of us.
"My husband recently lost his dad so it's the first one without him. I lost my dad a few years ago so I know what the first one is like without them. It's going to be quite tough.
"So that's why it's all the more important for us all to be together because family time is so important at Christmas.
"The kids will help us get through it.
"We will have our moments of feeling quite sad, as well as feeling happy too."
The couple will welcome family and friends to their Manchester home, but Jane isn't going to spend too much time in the kitchen.
She roared with laughter as she said: "I decided I wasn't going to slave over a stove all day so I'm going to get the turkey and all the trimmings from Marks & Spencer and whack it all in the oven.
"I've got no shame in telling everybody that. I did it a few years ago and it was beautiful."
Jane has been surrounded by Christmas since October, because of her Corrie storylines and, after working 12-hour days to get everything filmed for Leanne's wedding to Nick Tilsley (Ben Price) for the big Christmas Day ratings-busting episode, you'd think she'd had enough festive fun.
But she said her present-buying is on course and revealed she only wants her family and sleep for her own gifts.
She said: "I don't want to sound smug, but I feel really fortunate and I don't really need anything.
"Christmas for me is seeing my kids happy and trying to recreate the Christmases my parents gave me. "That's all I want to do really.
"I'm really looking forward to being at home, sleeping – a lot – and, hopefully, having a few lies-in here and there.
"Presents aren't important to me, but they are for the kids so that will be the best Christmas, being with them and doing the whole family thing."
So about the presents – how has she got on trying to buy them yet still doing so many hours for the soap?
She said: "I'm doing alright.
"I knew that because of schedule reasons, filming the Christmas episodes is quite busy for everybody, but I've been quite fortunate that the lead up to Christmas hasn't been as busy so I've been to the shops.
"When you're a mum you have to be quite prepared weeks and weeks ahead because they change their mind so often about what they want. I'm pretty much there. I feel quite calm about this year.
"My eldest is into everything Star Wars.
"It's got loads of things for it so it's not hard to buy for. It's quite nice for my husband, because he loved the films when he was younger so it gives him a chance to be a kid again.
"The youngest wants pretty much everything that comes on the telly so he's going to be easy this year.
"He'll be happy with what he gets."
Jane, who celebrated her seventh wedding anniversary last week, is relieved her life is nothing like her character's. While Leanne has been a barmaid, belly dancer, escort, bookmaker and waitress – Jane, who was born Jane Dawson in Bury, Greater Manchester, got her big television break aged 11 in the 1991 Alan Bleasdale series GBH, playing the part of Eileen Critchley.
She starred as Paula in Children's Ward and in 1997 landed the role of Leanne in Corrie, leaving in 2000.
She worked on A&E and The Bill as Gemma Osbourne, the first lesbian police officer in the show's history, before rejoining Corrie in 2004.
Jane has been married to Robert since 2005, while Leanne has been engaged four times and already married twice with a third one this Christmas.
Leanne first married Nick (then played by Adam Rickitt) in 1989, but divorced a year later. She then married Peter Barlow (Chris Gascoyne) in the show's live 50th anniversary in 2010 as he fought for his life.
But they split up after he recovered and had an affair with Carla Connor (Alison King).
Peter and Carla fled to Los Angeles earlier this year after they lost their custody bid for Peter's son Simon, but this week they returned to put a spanner in Nick's plans to marry Leanne in Las Vegas.
The return of her second husband ties Leanne up in knots as she wonders whether she should re-marry Nick.
Corrie are keeping what happens and whether Leanne becomes a bride under wraps, but Jane revealed she made sure she kept wrapped-up after bitter experience.
She said: "The last wedding I filmed for Peter and Leanne was in December as well and Chris and I were blue filming the scene, it was so cold.
"So this time I made sure I was warm with a little fur coat, but I also had thermals and Ugg boots under the dress so I was quite comfy. It was not very romantic though."
Jane has been in Corrie on and off for 15 years and, although she's featured in Christmas episodes before, this is the first time she has a major storyline – and she thinks it's a cracker.
She said: "Even I, the person playing the role, didn't see the twist coming.
"I was turning my script, gasping.
"I can usually second guess what is going to happen but on this occasion it was 'oh no'.
"This story has been bubbling away for about three or four years with Leanne going from Peter to Nick.
"It seems whatever mood she is in she's in love with a different one."
No other Battersbys will make the wedding, which is a festive fairytale with a winter wonderland theme and with Leanne as the ice princess.
Jane said: "I hope the viewers enjoy it. We've had great fun making it and it really is a shocker."
Speaking of shockers, what did she make of her former Corrie colleague Helen Flanagan's stint on I'm A Celebrity?
With the upmost tact, Jane side-steps any comment, claiming she was learning her lines at night and missed Helen's failure at the Bushtucker Trials but she said: "Hopefully she's alright and hopefully she's eaten properly now since she's got out of the jungle."
? As well as the usual Corrie episodes, there will be an hour-long episode on Christmas Day, which includes Leanne and Nick's wedding.


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