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"If you love someone, set them free. If they come back they're yours; if they don't they never were."- Richard Bach
– Yeah?.. well fuck that shit and fuck Richard Bach. Do you honestly think, I have the time to meet someone, click, grow an attachment, fall in love, deeply in love, I'm not talking your average crush, I'm talking, going back to the days where we used to write love letters from long distances type of love, the "making a cup of tea and blowing it until its warm enough for them to drink" type of love… to have a soul connection, miss them, crave them, submit to them, etc.. just to let them go in the future. Wdf. Listen, if it's gotton deep enough for me to fall into that type of love, I'm not letting you go. Fuck, I hate this generation of replacers. If something goes wrong, instead of fixing it, we replace, or let it go or some other dumb shit. No. Richard Bach, who is divorced, I will not take advice from you. As long as it isn't toxic and unhealthy, I am not letting go.


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Michelangelo's Rondanini Pietà, while relatively new to the master's canon of accepted works, is often discussed as part of his changing conception of the Pietà as an iconographic type -especially the relationship between mother and son. But close observation of the statue reveals that the work was not begun with the idea of having Mary hold her Son. Furthermore, Michelangelo's retention of fragments of successive stages in the carving in an elaborate sculptural palimpsest suggests that the dialogue of different historical moments is itself not just a part of the formal history of the work, but of its meaning as well.
This paper examines Michelangelo's unfinished Florentine Pietà and the part played by Tiberio Calcagni in its 'completion'. The essay first considers the ambition and technical difficulty of carving a marble group of four figures, which may partly explain Michelangelo's abandonment of the work. Secondly, new documents provide a fuller picture of Michelangelo's long-time friend and assistant, Tiberio Calcagni. Calcagni's relations with Michelangelo are discussed, as is his critical role in saving the damaged sculpture. Finally, the essay considers the anomalous inclusion of the Mary Magdalene and her importance for the composition and iconography of the sculpture.
Despite a 1981 essay by Trexler and Lewis, art historians continue to follow the Varchi/Vasari misidentification of Michelangelo's captains in the New Sacristy of San Lorenzo, Florence. The present article restates and strengthens the Trexler-Lewis arguments for those captains' re-identification and for seeing in the chapel an innovative and triumphant Adoration or Journey of the Magi. The author surveys the published and epistolary reactions (or non-reactions) to the earlier article, calling attention to the low intellectual level of some criticisms. He calls on such Italian art historians to bring a careful study of historical context back into their scholarly equations. As things now stand, he concludes, some art historians still imagine 'their' artists as unrestrained by the formal, social and political behavioral conventions within which humans pass their lives, which in turn permits these scholars to write as if they themselves need not be restrained by established scholarly discourses.
Jean Pillement appears somewhat as a legend as the ascriptions "in the style (or manner) of Pillement", "school of Pillement", "attributed to Pillement", and "after Pillement" are the most frequently used expressions related to his works in the literature on the subject of decorative arts. Such cautious attributions deserve a closer look. The purpose of the present study is twofold. First to provide significant illustrations Pillement's documented presence in the various fields of applied arts and, by the same token, to link, as much as possible, examples of his works with some of the countless interpretations which they inspired, ranging from exact copies to mere echoes.


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Practical Automation for a Variety of Turning Applications
A key way to reduce labor costs on turning centers is to add automation for part loading and unloading.
In the ongoing quest to reduce part cost, inevitably, the place to look is labor. To reduce labor costs, turn to automation. A key way to reduce labor costs on turning centers is to consider automation for part loading and unloading.
One of the simplest and oldest types of automated machining is the combination of a turning machine and bar feeder. Remember the heyday of the screw machine shop when, with minimal labor, millions of parts seemed to flow out of the semi untended machines? Even today, the most prevalent way to automate a turning center is to outfit the machine with a bar feeder. This popularity is evident by the number of companies selling bar feeders today.
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However, for a variety of reasons, not all jobs lend themselves to being processed this way. Some examples of "non-bar" parts applications include pre-machined parts, forged/cast parts or parts that are too big to be made from bar. A couple of less evident justifications that make for a "non-bar" application are part quality and machine size. Part quality can be negatively impacted by the effects of the spinning bar. Spinning bars can vibrate, and this can affect part tolerances, runout and especially part finish. Often, spindle speeds are lowered to diminish this problem, and this can affect cutting conditions and cycle time. By loading slugs of material, these problems can be avoided and, in many cases, result in increased spindle speed and reduced cycle time. In addition, when loading slugs, a part can be run on a smaller, faster, and typically less expensive machine than one that requires a particular spindle bore size to accommodate a bar. Importantly, just like a bar-fed machine, applying automation to a turning center can allow non-bar types of jobs to be run with little or no operator labor.
A Variety of Considerations
Several different types of automation are available for turning centers. The bar feeder is certainly one of the most popular forms of automation for a turning center. Articulating-arm robots and fixed-rail Cartesian robots are also popular forms of automation. In addition, different kinds of "hard" automation, engineered with cylinders, slides, and so on, are offered in standard designs to be put in front of any turning center, or may be custom designed for a specific application.
Who should consider turning center automation? The answer will depend on the type of automation, parts and lot sizes. Large, heavy parts have always been a significant labor draw when loading them into and out of the machine, so shops doing this type of work can often benefit from automation. And with the increasing development of systems that quickly perform change-overs, even job shops that can set up for less than a day's worth of production can benefit from automation.
Manufacturers with families of parts, including those with small lot sizes, are also candidates for automation. For many years, robots and automated machines have been used in large automotive shops, making millions of the same part. In turn, many shop owners concluded that robots and automated systems were so complex that they should only be considered for making large quantities of the same parts.
However, automation systems can be configured to support many different requirements. For example, with automation systems using robots, the robot itself is a device that moves based on a set of instructions. The robot and the associated system can be configured to support unique requirements. Automated systems can be considered for applications involving high volume parts as well as those with high mix/lower volume parts.
Practical Solutions
The following are three different examples of practical, efficient, automated options for a variety of turning applications.
The first example is a robotic turning center for a basic job shop. The design goal for this solution was to produce an automation cell that allowed for quick change-overs to accommodate different jobs. This type of automation could be used on any type of turning center, including simple single-spindle/single-turret turning, twin-spindle/twin-turret turning centers, and multi-axis tool changer-style machines. In a job shop environment, it is not common to know what jobs are coming up, so a majority of these parts are made from cut up, round barstock. One of the keys to this design is an in-feed conveyor with adjustable side rails that will allow quick and easy adjustment for different sized round slugs of material, including a proximity switch at the end of the conveyor lane to confirm that a part is present. The out-feed conveyor is mounted under the in-feed conveyor for space savings. A two-gripper design allows a single trip into the machine to unload finished parts and load the raw slug. Also, the fingers on the grippers are easily changed to accommodate different sized slugs. The users of this type of automation do not need to re-program the robot, but will need only to "re-teach" the pickup and load points as needed. By purchasing a flexible automation solution with features that allow it to be quickly changed over, a job shop or other lower volume manufacturer can benefit from automation on a turning center.
The second automation example builds on the basic job shop cell and modifies it for a customer's specific requirements. This particular customer produces a family of spacers including many different diameters and widths. Their machine was a twin-spindle/twin-turret turning center with no milling. Machining operations included basic turning, boring and facing to length on each side. Their requirement is classic "just-in-time" manufacturing, including small lot sizes with the ability to run any size spacer job with no setup time for automation.
A solution was achieved by two main modifications to the basic job shop cell—the grippers and the in-feed system. The in-feed system is configured with a drawer that the operator can slide out to replenish the raw parts. The drawer contains a pallet with an array of circles milled into it. The raw spacer blanks are placed in the circles to retain the raw blank in an approximate position. A three-jaw long stroke gripper is used for picking raw parts. The long stroke enables the gripper to pick up any diameter blank within the family of parts, facilitating no changing of grippers or fingers for any of the parts. The automation system gives the end user the ability to run any of the parts in their family, at any time, with no automation change-over. No change-over provides more time to run parts and offers the flexibility to run short or long lot sizes, depending on what is needed. It removes any necessity to run longer lot sizes just to make each setup cost effective.
In a third automation example, a large manufacturer also needed shorter setup time between parts. This customer had three different cast parts they wanted to run through a twin-spindle turning center with a B-axis milling head and separate turret. A substantial amount of turning and boring work, as well as milling, is used to manufacture these cast parts. On the first operation, there is rough and finished turning of an alignment diameter, facing the casting to length, and rough/finish boring of a large ID. On a second operation, the cast part is again faced to length with processes including turning of the pointed nose, drilling and finish boring of the small ID. While the second automation example had a series of similar parts, allowing for use of only one long stroke gripper for the entire family of parts, this collection of cast parts is completely different and therefore, requires three different grippers.
By outfitting the robot with an automatic quick-change adapter and storing all three grippers in a position where a robot can access them, the robot is able to automatically change between any of the different grippers. To accommodate the three different gripper shapes and present these parts properly to the robot, a pallet conveyor was chosen for the in-feed/out-feed system. As the name describes, a pallet conveyor is a system that conveys pallets into and out of the cell.
The pallets are designed with replaceable tops with one set of tops designated for each different part. When changing between jobs, the operator only needs to replace the top pallet. This particular cell allows enough parts to be in queue to allow the system to run for about a full shift with no operator intervention. This cell also uses a top-loader robot on an overhead rail, allowing it to access the machine, the pallet conveyor and all the additional tools. This type of overhead robot also allows for robot storage away from the machine. This leaves the front of the machine open for access for servicing the machine, setups, tool changes, and so on.
No automation setup between jobs means more time to run parts and allows the flexibility to run long or short runs, depending on what is needed. While there was flexibility designed into the system to run any of the three different parts, this automation system was customized specifically around the end user's requirements.
In all, automation systems can be designed to make the system work for different needs. Whether a job shop with a variety of applications, or a manufacturer with a product line and a specific need, an automation system can be designed to support those requirements.
System Integrators are Key
Turning centers lend themselves well to automation, and solutions can be designed to accommodate different requirements. Working closely with a reputable system integrator will yield the best results. An integrator applies the robot electrically and mechanically to perform its task. Some machine tool companies have their own integration people on staff, giving customers "one-stop shopping" for the machine and automation, and thus, one group is responsible for the entire system. Another way to work with an integrator is to go to an integration company that specializes in integrating robots to machine tools. The integrator handles various items, including interfacing the robot to the machine and to other ancillary equipment. This expert can also design, purchase and integrate grippers, the in-feed/out-feed system and a safety fence, in addition to conducting training.
It is important to accurately explain to the integrator what the expectations are for the automation. If a shop is looking to manufacture a million of a certain part, the automation solution will be customized for the part with minimal need for change-overs. When producing a family of parts, some customization for the parts may be required, but emphasis will be placed on flexibility to run different parts with quick change-overs. A more generic, standard automation solution requiring maximum flexibility and quick change-overs may be best suited for making many different parts at a low volume. With the proper expertise, an automated turning solution can be incorporated to meet a shop's unique requirements. And this will lead to increasing productivity and decreasing part cost.
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This rotary collection device allows safe parts accumulation from untended bar-fed lathes. It is programmed to index with each part produced, collecting parts without allowing them to collide with one another.
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Indonesia Street Eats: Soto Ayam Tidar (Surabaya)
There are few better ways to spend your time in Surabaya than eating your heart out at a street side dive late at night. When my cousins were visiting from Singapore, we did just that. A bowl of Soto Ayam (chicken turmeric soup) on the side of the road, wooden benches, old style glass soda bottles. Tropical heat with a side of night breeze mixed in with street fumes. This is Soto Ayam & STMJ Tidar, a street stall on a street called Tidar.
Soto ayam is a chicken soup made with turmeric, ginger, curcuma, galangal, and more. At Soto Ayam Tidar, the soup is filled with chicken (ayam kampung, aka "village chicken" which is much more flavorful than the farmed kind) and you can choose between meat, skin, or offals, rice noodles, and egg. The best one to get at this place is the soft boiled egg but they were out that night. It's also served with rice either in the soup or on the side.


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You can also race with your kickboard or scooter, regardless of whether it has two or three wheels. A doublestart is possible too: first on skates, then on your scooter!
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The following distances are open to boys and girls:
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- Beginners – everybody up to 13 years (year of birth 2008 and younger) – ca. 500 meters
- School Kids – 8-10 years (year of birth 2011-13) – ca. 1,000 meters
- Juniors – 11-13 years (year of birth 2010-08) – ca. 2,000 meters
- everybody up to 13 years (year of birth 2008 and younger) – ca. 500 meters
"Beginners" can join in the fun without any race pressure. Everyone is a winner and will compete with the number 1 bib and receive a medal and certificate at the finish. Kids up to age 13 can participate as "beginners."
Registration & bib number pick-up
Registration and bib number pick-up is possible on site up to 30 minutes before the start.
The registration fee is 3,- Euros per child, payable on site.
Registration forms are available on race day or online and should be handed in on site before the event. Please do not send via e-mail or fax!
Bib numbers should be attached vertically on the right thigh.
Safety and wheel sizes
A helmet is obligatory for all kids, for the inline skating races wristguards are mandatory as well. It is also recommended to wear protection for elbows and knees.
Maximum allowed wheel size for inline skates:
- Beginners (everybody up to 13 years): max. 80 mm
- School Kids (8-10 years): max. 84 mm
- Juniors (11-13 years): max. 90 mm
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hi ,
anyone knows how to edit .srt font and color?
I just successfully hardsub a movie using virtualdubmob = avi (hardsub)
but the outcome is the usual white color font, how can I change the font color to yellow or green cause from what I read it more readable.
Is there any software that I can use to first change (.srt) its color and font before using virtualdubmob for hardsubbing???
any easy procedure?, cause Im not that good in computer, it took me ages to follow "Baldrick-how to add permanent sub using virtualdubmob" instruction.
I tried subtitle workshop but dont see any option in changing colors.
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Yeah, I don't think you can change those things with an SRT format sub file. I change them to SSA (SubResynch, which comes with the VobSub package will do it, as well as many other apps) and then open them in SubStation Alpha where you can change font, color, size, position, etc. fairly easily. Then you can encode with the SSA subs, burning them into the video and keeping the font, color, etc. as you set them up.
Originally Posted by manono
thanks for all the info.
Forgive my bad english
You can change your colors letters directly from your movie in the HD with IfoEdit
IfoEdit>>open your movie>>click VTS_PGCITI >>click "+">>click VTS_PGC_1
In the below window look for this lines
Color 0 Y Cr CB (<<background)
Color 1 Y Cr CB (<<contorns)
Color 2 Y Cr CB (<<letters)
Color 3 Y Cr CB (<<antialias)
Click twice on the third line (Color2 Y Cr CB) and change this for d2 92 10 (this is for yellow),
click OK, and then SAVE >>select the SAME IFO file that opened your video and click save
Thats all, now you have a yellow letters
I use this settings for my subtitles
10 80 80 (black background) (transparent)
28 bd ef (blue contorns)
d2 92 10 (yellow letters) (eb 80 80 for white letters)
7d 80 80 ( grey antialias)
True, but that doesn't really apply to a hard subbing an AVI - but good info on how to change subtitle colors for DVD subs.
OK .. But How Do I change the Subs color just using IDX files and SUB files?? Just edit the IDX file in Notepad and I'm good to go?
OK Found this:
Whilst editing the IDX file in Notepad:
# The original palette of the DVD
palette: 4c5c05, b9de12, 000000, fdfdfd, e5f842, ee4ac6, fdfdfd, fcfcfc, 0d60da, fafaf8, f9f9f7, f8f8f6, f6f6f4, f6f6f4, f5f5f3, f4f4f4
This is what I have in my Original DVD IDX file .. Which is in Yellow color ..
I found this in this post
# The original palette of the DVD
palette: 000000, 121212, 6d6d6d, d9d9d9, 000000, 121212, 848484, cacaca, 111111, 9a9a9a, ffffff, 828282, 828282, 828282, 828282, 828282
So here's what I want to know..
Is there a reference table for DVD Subs colors like this?
For EG:
Black --> Corresponding Code
Blue --> Corresponding Code
Blue-Black --> Corresponding Code
White --> Corresponding Code
Red --> Corresponding Code
and is Yellow color OK? Won't it bad for watching on the telly.
What color do you guyz suggest so that it is pleasant?
I'm not sure about the format (if it's RGB or the format in the IFO) but I think it's rgb.
Black --> 000000
Blue --> 0000FF
Blue-Black --> 000080
White --> FFFFFF
Red --> FF0000
Same as format as HTML colors, actually.
There are a bunch of charts available to give you the color values:
I still say it's easier to change the IDX/SUB format colors using VobSub Configure.
And SUP format subs can be changed using DVDSubEdit.
About the only time I like yellow for subs is when watching anime. I prefer a nice grey color for live action movies
Hi, sorry for bumping such an old topic.
I have a problem with changing the colours of the subtitles. Some of my videos have white subtitles while some have cyan. I would like to change them all to white. The subtitles are in .idx/.sub format. What I have did is to try and modify the .idx file.
Those videos that have the white subtitles have these lines in the corresponding .idx file:
# The original palette of the DVD
palette: e83f07, e19120, f3c71b, f8ff18, 9bd22a, 54a530, 12eb12, 15bef6, 0300e3, 4c0353, c12262, ffffff, b3b3b3, 808080, 4e4e4e, 000000
# Custom colors (transp idxs and the four colors)
custom colors: OFF, tridx: 1010, colors: ffffff, ffffff, 808080, 000000
Those that have cyan subtitles contain this:
# The original palette of the DVD
palette: e83f07, e19120, f3c71b, f8ff18, 9bd22a, 54a530, 12eb12, 15bef6, 0300e3, 4c0353, c12262, ffffff, b3b3b3, 808080, 4e4e4e, 000000
# Custom colors (transp idxs and the four colors)
custom colors: ON, tridx: 1010, colors: ffffff, ffffff, 808080, 000000
Notice that the custom colors line is different, one being OFF... and one being ON.... What I have done is change the custom colours: ON to OFF in the .idx files that gave rise to cyan subtitles. That didn't work, that is, the subtitles are still cyan in colour.
Even with that difference, some of the videos that have white subtitles contain "custom colors: ON..." in their corresponding .idx file, which i think is pretty weird. Could it be that is not the line that is affecting the subtitle font colour?
So I have tried using VobSub configure. I'm not exactly sure how to use it, but I did play around with the settings a little, but the cyan subtitles remain.
Any help would be appreciated.
Originally Posted by sooojaded
You change one, then "Edit/Apply last modification to all" will do as it says.
Thanks for your prompt reply. Actually, I don't mind going through all the trouble of changing each file one by one, but I would really like to keep the format as it is. That is, keeping it as .idx/.sub format. DVDsubedit does not seem to support these formats. I would really like to know what are the areas in the subtitle files that are directly determining the colour. Thanks though.
Originally Posted by sooojaded
Then you can use tools like Supviewer or DVDSubedit to change the colours.
Most authoring apps support SUP format (with a palette file).
I don't know any tools that can do this for SUB/IDX, though there may be.
Of course, DVDSubedit can change the colours after you author to VOBs.
So I have tried using VobSub configure. I'm not exactly sure how to use it, but I did play around with the settings a little, but the cyan subtitles remain.
If that doesn't work, I'd go the DVDSubEdit route. Change to SUP format (SubtitleCreator is what I use->Tools->Manipulate SUP or VobSub->Open Sub (open the IDX/SUB)->Save Sub (Save as SUP). Then open the SUP in DVDSubEdit. Now, SubtitleCreator can also change the IDX/SUB colors, but if VobSub Configure doesn't show the cyan one, I don't think SubtitleCreator will either. Once in DVDSubEdit, scroll around until you find a cyan sub and change it to white. Then Edit->Apply last modifications to all to all->File->Save All Modifications. Then back to SubtitleCreator to change the SUP back to IDX/SUB.
This is, admittedly, kind of a roundabout way to do what you want, but short of just removing those 2 lines in the IDX (did you try that?), I can't figure a way to do what you want.
I have figured out a way to change the cyan subtitles to white without having to download any programs. I experimented with some of the colour settings, and I have found out something.
This line in the .idx file:
# The original palette of the DVD
palette: e83f07, e19120, f3c71b, f8ff18, 9bd22a, 54a530, 12eb12, 15bef6, 0300e3, 4c0353, c12262, ffffff, b3b3b3, 808080, 4e4e4e, 000000
I changed it to:
# The original palette of the DVD
palette: e83f07, e19120, f3c71b, ffffff, 9bd22a, 54a530, 12eb12, 15bef6, 0300e3, 4c0353, c12262, ffffff, b3b3b3, 808080, 4e4e4e, 000000
I got white subtitles after that. Its pretty weird that some .idx files with "f8ff18" in the fourth tier already display white subtitles in the corresponding video.
After opening the IDX in VOBSub Configure, check the "Custom Colors" box. If you see that cyan color, click on it and change it to white followed by "OK". If you don't see it, I'm not positive as I don't have a 2-color IDX with which to test, but I'd check the drop-down box at the top for something different.
AlanHK, I did not know that .sup files can be converted back to .idx/.sub until manono said so, hence I was unwilling to take your suggestion. Sorry about that.
Thanks a lot for your rather detailed suggestions though. I would still keep them in mind in the future.
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A full list of the 10 worst (or best, depending on your point of view) excuses for dashing into the office well after your start time:
10. Employee had to take a personal call from the state governor (turned out to be true).
9. Employee was late because of a job interview with another firm.
8. Employee said he wasn't late because he had no intention of getting to work before 9:00 a.m. (his start time was 8:00 a.m.).
7. Employee's leg was trapped between the subway car and the platform (turned out to be true).
6. Employee claimed a fox stole her keys.
5. Employee believed his commute time should count toward his work hours.
4. Employee's angry roommate cut the cord to his phone charger, so it didn't charge and his alarm didn't go off.
3. Employee got distracted watching the TODAY Show.
2. Employee thought she had won the lottery (but didn't).
1. Employee's cat had the hiccups.
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text: Jan 17, 2006 (CIDRAP News) – The Swiss drug company Roche said today it would give another 2 million treatment courses of its anitivral drug oseltamivir (Tamiflu) to the World Health Organization for developing countries to use to fight avian influenza in humans.The announcement came as representatives from 90 countries and 20 organizations met in Beijing for a conference to raise funds to battle the H5N1 virus.Roche announced it would give 20 million doses of oseltamivir, enough to treat 2 million people with the recommended regimen of 2 doses a day for 5 days. This is in addition to 3 million treatment courses the company pledged last August for a WHO stockpile to be used to try to snuff out any emerging pandemic."While the donation made last year is stored centrally, these additional 2 million treatment courses will be stored as regional stockpiles in locations to be determined by WHO to serve the needs of developing countries," Roche said in a news release.The two donations, plus a smaller one made in 2004, add up to 5.125 million treatment courses of oseltamivir available to the WHO, the company said.The donations apparently are based on the standard Tamiflu regimen of 75 mg twice a day for 5 days. However, a report published in December suggested that a higher dosage or longer treatment course may be needed in some cases of H5N1 infection. The report said a Vietnamese girl with H5N1 avian flu died despite receiving prompt treatment with the recommended dosage.Dr. Margaret Chan, WHO assistant director-general for communicable diseases, said the latest donation would be stored in the WHO's regional offices and distributed as needed to people in countries that can't afford their own oseltamivir stockpiles, according to a New York Times report today.The previous gift of 3 million treatment courses is to be used only at the site of a spreading human outbreak in an effort to contain or slow it, the Roche statement said.At the Beijing conference, health officials predicted that governments will have to invest large sums for years to keep avian flu from evolving into a human flu pandemic, according to the Times report.The story said the 2-day conference is expected to yield promises of $1.2 billion to $1.5 billion to help needy countries fight avian flu. Pledges are expected from the conference's sponsors—the European Union, the World Bank, and China—and other donors, including the United States, the report said.The funds raised are to be used to implement a 3-year action plan that was put together at an international conference in Geneva in November, according to an Agence France-Presse (AFP) report.The European Union said last week it would give 80 million euros, or about $100 million, to the effort. Today, Markos Kyprianou, EU commsioner for health and consumer protection, said the EU would increase its pledge to 100 million euros, or about $121 million, the Times reported.The funds will be used to help the neediest countries improve their ability to detect outbreaks and human cases, officials told AFP.The Times report said many countries have a severe shortage of veterinarians. For example, it said, Laos has only 69 veterinarians, almost all of whom were trained in other Communist countries before the fall of the Soviet Union.See also:Roche news releasehttp://www.roche.com/med-cor-2006-01-17Nov 9, 2005, CIDRAP News report on avian flu conference in Geneva read more


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In early March, Prince Rahim, accompanied by his wife, Princess Salwa, visited Kenya and Tanzania, to better understand the plans and responses of the various institutions and agencies of the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) towards environmental sustainability and climate action.
A total of 93 students received diplomas and degrees in oncology nursing, nursing, medicine, education and digital journalism at the AKU convocation in Kenya.
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Activities: Stamp collection
The module uses capabilities to control who can collect stamps and give stamps. Therefore, student can be allowed to give stamps to other students, the stamps may be given to teachers etc. Teachers can setup the module to show all stamps to all students, to show stamps only to the individual student to whom it was awarded or to hide stamps completely.
- Tue, Oct 8, 2013, 10:26 PMHi David,
There's a serious problem with the Manage Stamps page in IE 8. Your code is breaking the layout of the page, especially in the header area, but also effecting the sidebars. I've tested with multiple themes (all unedited, straight-out-of-the-box) and all have an issue here.
I've been doing some testing to try and fix it and it appears to be a HTML issue, rather than a CSS issue. Maybe there's an un-closed element somewhere?
The issue doesn't appear in Firefox, Chrome and Safari.
I can send you screenshots if that helps.
We have many schools who really like your module, but they're also stuck using IE 8 (I know, I know, a hateful browser, but it's beyond my control to get rid of it). If the layout issue can't be fixed they won't be able to use your module.
Hope you can fix this.
Kind regards,
- Tue, Oct 8, 2013, 11:40 PMHi Barry, first time I've heard of this. Hope David replies. I've forwarded to him your request.
- Wed, Oct 9, 2013, 5:18 AMHi Barry. Yes please, can you provide me with as many details as possible. Thanks in advance.
(Frankie, no need to forward, I am subscribed to these comments, too. Thanks anyway)
- Wed, Oct 9, 2013, 5:17 PMHi Guys,
Thanks for the fast response. I did some more digging and realised the issue isn't with David's original plugin – I installed a copy of that and it displays the 'Manage Stamps' page fine in IE 8. The problem is in Frankie's modified multi-stamp version which I got from
I'll email you both with as much information as I can gather.
Kind regards,
- Wed, Oct 9, 2013, 5:49 PMActually guys, no need to email. I've found the problem in Frankie's code. It's the first few lines of managestamps.php, in particular this code:
[style type="text/css"]
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display: block;
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Because this is outside the php and before the HTML element gets rendered it just gets dumped into the output before the HTML element, and this causes IE to freak out. Remove it and the page displays correctly.
I guess you have three options:
1) Use php to add it to the output in the correct position in the header
2) Move it to styles.css
3) Ditch it, and just display the stamp guide all the time
I'm going to go with number 3.
I spent hours yesterday trying to figure this out, this morning solved in an hour. It's amazing what a good night's sleep can do for you.
Kind regards,
NB Had to replace < and > with [ and ] to get the CSS code to display
- Thu, Jan 14, 2016, 11:26 PMHi, I think this module is great and am just about to try out Frankie's version, as I like the look of the extra functionality. One question: are there any plans to import Frankie's functionality into the the original, so it can be downloaded/installed/supported against future Moodle versions like the original plugin?
- Thu, Jan 14, 2016, 11:49 PMHi, Unfortunately, it looks like Frankie's version does not work with Moodle 3.0.x . Is there any chance this will change?
- Fri, Jan 15, 2016, 1:38 AM
Hi Colin. To be honest, I have not seen Frankie's version for some time. I will have to recheck it again to see if and which features could be backported.
- Fri, Jan 15, 2016, 4:03 AMOK thanks David, no problem. It would be great if this can work with latest Moodle
- Fri, Jan 15, 2016, 2:29 PM
if this can work with latest Moodle
Well, this module does work with Moodle 3.0, as far as I know. Frankie's should be considered a fork, a new module rather than a version of this one.
- Tue, Jan 19, 2016, 5:16 PMOK no problem. I'm currently using your original stampcoll David with no problems on 3.0. Hopefully Frankie is listening to this forum, to see if his version can be made to support 3.0 .
- Sat, May 7, 2016, 6:59 PMIs the Stamp manually awarded to the student? Can it be issued automatically according to some conditions?
- Mon, May 9, 2016, 1:35 AM
Stamps much be awarded manually. There is no support for giving stamps automatically.
- Fri, Oct 14, 2016, 8:05 PMis it currently possible to add a search box to the stamps collection activity? We have many students enrolled in each course and it is hard for teachers to find the student they're looking for.
- Thu, Oct 20, 2016, 7:51 PM
I don't think there is anything at the moment. I agree that having at least the standard name initials filter would help. May I ask you for reporting it as a feature request to the plugin's tracker? Thanks.


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Tuesday, January 30, 2018
Floral Velvet Blouse & Confident Twosday Linkup
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That top is so pretty with the skirt Laura! The colors are terrific on you. Perfect outfit for a date night!ReplyDelete
That's a gorgeous outfit!ReplyDelete
Laurie xx
Oh I love the florals with the pastel pleated skirt, such a nice combination! :) Would be perfect in spring too, with less layers as it warms up :)ReplyDelete
Thank you for the link up!
Hope that you are having a nice start to your week so far! It's been a bit crazy here! :)
Away From The Blue Blog
This is a beautiful outfit. Love the pleated skirt,and the blush metallic color is so pretty.ReplyDelete
Maureen | www.littlemisscasual.com
Laura, this is such a pretty look! I love the blush skirt and the floral top is so gorgeous. I just can't get enough velvet this season!ReplyDelete
I had a skirt like that and I could never figure out how I wanted to style it. I love your look!ReplyDelete
you look gorgeous what a pretty skirt.ReplyDelete
LOVE the color combo. That blush skirt is what I have been looking for, I LOVE it!! You look adorable!ReplyDelete
What gorgeous pieces, Laura! This look is so pretty on you.ReplyDelete
Love this printed blouse with the gorgeous skirt! I love how the jacket pulls it all together. Thanks for the link up!ReplyDelete
This blush skirt is so pretty! You did a great job of styling it for winter.ReplyDelete
Gina || On the Daily Express
That skirt is so gorgeous! I love the floral velvet top too! I love that velvet is back in style!ReplyDelete
I love the mix of the textures in this look! Pairing a moto jacket with a skirt like this is one of my favorite looks. LOVE!ReplyDelete
That skirt is so pretty and will carry your through spring and summer! Fabulous look!ReplyDelete
I absolutely love that skirt, Laura!! Part of it could be that I have one almost like it but shorter...ha ha!! This gives me a great idea how to style it since I haven't worn in much!! Thanks!!ReplyDelete
I love how you've styled that fabulous skirt with a floral top and leather jacket! It looks great on you!ReplyDelete
Wow! I would have never guessed that was velvet. Beautiful outfit!ReplyDelete
I just ordered a pleated midi skirt and I wanted one in blush, but had to settle for burgundy! I love yours!!! So cute how you styled it with floral on top and I love the jacket, too.ReplyDelete
LOVE the combo of the skirt with the faux leather jacket!ReplyDelete
Lee | LegalLee Blonde
That skirt is so pretty! I love how you winterized it with black tights, boots & a moto jacket!ReplyDelete
xo Jules
This is such a pretty look on you! I love a bit of edge with the jacket and then the feminine floral print top. Sierra~Beautifully CandidReplyDelete
I love these soft colors on you! The print is so pretty and what a lovely midi skirt. The moto jacket is a lovely contrast!ReplyDelete
jess xx
Loving those pretty blush pleats, doll!ReplyDelete
Le Stylo Rouge
That top with the skirt is such a pretty combination! Lovely one for winter, XxReplyDelete
I love anything velvet so this top is just gorgeous! I love the floral and how you paired it with the pink skirt. It's making me wish spring was right now!ReplyDelete
That color combo is so fabulous, and I am loving that skirt! I love the whole outfit!ReplyDelete
I have same skirt and I would love to style it your way <3ReplyDelete
I love how you paired an edgy moto jacket with a sweet pleated skirt. The mix is so cute!ReplyDelete
I love this look Laura! A pleated skirt always gets me, especially if it's pink!ReplyDelete
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That skirt is gorgeous, and I love how you've styled it with the floral print and black!ReplyDelete
Cheryl Shops | www.cherylshops.net
stunning! I love how you styled this skirt!ReplyDelete
Such a pretty top.ReplyDelete
What a great outfit! Love the colors, especially the skirt!ReplyDelete
This is a gorgeous look! I am smitten by your pleated skirt.ReplyDelete
Such a pretty outfit! It's very unusual to see a printed velvet top. The moto jacket looks great with the floral print and pleated skirt. Thanks for linking up!ReplyDelete
Emma xxx
Hi Laura, I do not think I have ever tried a velvet shirt.... however I love the vintage vibe this garment gives the entire look.ReplyDelete
I just love the velvet! Glad you are giving this skirt another wear, and hope to see more of it!ReplyDelete
I love this look! So romantic! Swoon. And it reminds me that I ordered my very first tulle skirt on sale at Target. Had it shipped to store and now I have this stupid broken foot and can't go anything. Going to have to send PC to pick it up. Hope I look half as darling in mine as you do here in your velvet skirt. Great idea to pair it with the moto jacket. Copying!!ReplyDelete
Amazing look! It looks so beautiful and romantic! Skirt is fabulous!ReplyDelete
Linda from Beauty And Tips
It's so pretty and you've done such a great job adapting it for winter, making it a piece that can be utilized year around. Love your style.ReplyDelete
Loving the combination of colors on your outfit dear. That pleated skirt looks really gorgeous, balancing the biker jacket perfectly with a good contrast.ReplyDelete
Jessica | notjessfashion.com
I am loving how you paired this lovely printed blouse with a blush pleated skirt and moto jacket! So stylish!ReplyDelete
I hope you are having a great week so far!
I love everything about this blush skirt!ReplyDelete
xo, Natasha
PALM+PINE | A style blog
That pleated skirt is so pretty!ReplyDelete
What a pretty look! I really love that pink skirt!ReplyDelete


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At the school where I teach, students are not supposed to have more than three one and a half hours exams a week! And certainly not more than one a day!
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Iodine-131 is a dangerous radioactive isotope. It can clog up your thyroid gland and contaminate food. It's been a big problem in Japan (for obvious reasons), but now it's been scarily detected throughout Europe. And nobody knows the source.
Germany, Hungary, Slovakia, Austria, Sweden, and the Czech Republic have all detected clouds of iodine-131 within their borders—that's a very large swath of Europe. Nobody is sure of where it's coming from, Reuters reports, though speculation includes pharmaceutical companies, nuclear submarines, and the transportation of radioactive materials—but scientists are sure it's not from Fukushima. So how would that explain contamination that spans hundreds and hundreds of miles?
The International Atomic Energy Agency says "the current trace levels of iodine-131 that have been measured do not pose a public health risk," but we've heard that so many times before. It's not a cause for panic, but an unexplained cloud of dangerous radioactivity is absolutely cause for concern. It certainly deserves more than 129 words on the IAEA's website. [Reuters]
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Efraim Ben-Zadok is John M. DeGrove Eminent Scholar in Growth Management and Development and Professor of Public Administration. In 1989, he joined the faculty of the College of Architecture, Urban and Public Affairs at Florida Atlantic University. Since then he has served as Director of the PhD Program for the School of Public Administration; Director of Graduate Studies for the College; Co-Director of the Florida-Israel Institute–a Florida State University System international linkage institute; and a visiting scholar at the Amsterdam Study Centre for the Metropolitan Environment, University of Amsterdam. Ben-Zadok began his academic career at Tel Aviv University and thereafter at the State University of New York.
Professor Ben-Zadok research interests include public policy analysis, implementation, and evaluation; comparative public policy; urban and regional policy and planning; and environmental growth management and community sustainability. His current work involves the evaluation of state-regional-local programs and decision-making processes in long-range urban and regional policies. Ben-Zadok has published widely including journal articles and book chapters about urban, regional, and national policies in the United States, England, the Netherlands, Turkey, Israel, and Ghana. His research has been informed by extensive travels through most of North America, South America, Europe, the Middle East, Australia, and the Pacific.
Professor Ben-Zadok received his M.P.A. and Ph.D. (1980) degrees from the Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at New York University. In New York, he held positions at the Israeli Mission to the United Nations, the Israeli General Consulate in New York, John Jay College, and New York University. Ben-Zadok completed his undergraduate work in political science and sociology at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. During his military service, he also served as a liaison officer to the International Red Cross in Tel-Aviv.


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The Prasanta Banerji Homeopathic Research Foundation (PBHRF) was set up in 1993 with the aim to include Homeopathy as a scientific and effective mode of Alternative Medicine.This Foundation offers comprehensive health care as well as scientific establishment to bring Homeopathy to its rightful position as the medicine of the masses.
In the research foundation the main research activity consists of data recording of the treatment of all cases of various types of cancer and other life threatening diseases such as renal failures, multiple sclerosis etc. treated at the clinics of the research foundation using The Banerji Protocols of treatment utilizing homeopathic medicines. At present our patient database has more than 20,000 cases inputted with over a half a million visits recorded. This data is the epicenter of the PBHRF and makes us attractive for research to premiere institutions throughout the world. This is an ongoing research initiative that has been on since 2002.
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PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) Mike Ladd had 22 points and hit five 3-pointers to lead five Washington State players scoring in double figures in a 75-65 win against Utah on Wednesday night.
Brock Motum and Royce Woolridge added 14 points each and DaVonte Lacy and D.J Shelton 10 apiece for the Cougars (10-7, 1-3 Pac-12), who snapped a three-game losing streak.
Brandon Taylor had 13 points and Justin Seymour 11 for the Utes (8-9, 0-5).
Utah fought back from a 16-point deficit with the help of back-to-back three-point plays by Seymour to get within 47-41 with just under 10 minutes to play.
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Los Angeles studio Ball Nogues made news recently when it won the 2012 edition of the Pavillion Speciale in Paris with its proposal for a bright, light cellular structure made of locally-sourced plastic tubing. The competition, which is now in its second year, showcases experimental work by architects under the age of 45. With just three months to complete the structure, Ball Nogues will work intensively with students at the host L'Ecole Speciale d'Architecutre to construct it in the school's large rectangular garden in Paris' 14th District before it opens to the public in June.
Each of the cells will be constructed from a length of plastic tubing that will be bent and curled in custom jigs designed and constructed by students, according to Bustler. With sheets of locally sourced materials placed within each cell, the temporary pavilion will provide shade and shelter from rain, while maintaining a smooth, natural form which provides a strong sense of place. With all the materials locally sourced, and able to be shipped as flat, individual components before being assembled on-site, the installation's transportation has minimal environmental impact.
The pavilion's structure of around 200 "cells" does pose some technical challenges. Bustler describes it as a "unique structure… a system whose force is derived from the deformation of its materials under force," whose variables to its shape cause it to be difficult to design through digital mock ups alone. Rather the designs are explored "by testing full-scale mock-ups, and using that empirical information to help inform the process of digital modeling, which is studied in the studio rather than in the field."
A team of nine experts, including five US based architecture and design specialists each selected eight candidates who work in "emerging practices [and] are experimenting with new styles or techniques and are under 45." From this pool, a jury selected eight finalists for the Pavilion Speciale. The finalists included DUS Architects from Amsterdam, Fantastic Norway from Oslo, MOS from New York, OSMD from Lisbon, Polaris Architects from Luxembourg, Softlab from New York, and Sou Fujimoto Architects from Tokyo. An international jury selected Ball Nogues design, finding it to be an architecturally interesting, ecologically strong project, who's interest was bolstered by the pavilion's use of plastics, noting that "More and more in construction, we see the use of plastic and in this sense it is a very contemporary material therefore to see it used in this way is very interesting."
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Prapat Jiwarangsan is a graduate of the Royal College of Art.
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From the collection Folio, created in response to works by Shakespeare by Royal College of Art Printmaking students, staff and invited artists to celebrate the Royal Shakespeare Company's fiftieth birthday. These prints were originally displayed during a celebrated exhibition by the same name in 2011. The prints reflect the act of performing and making theatre, and how the works of Shakespeare are researched and received by a generation fluent in digital media. All proceeds from sales go towards supporting future students at the Royal College of Art.


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An in-house environmental testing laboratory is a laboratory that provides analytical data to its operator so that the TCEQ can make decisions on:
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- compliance matters and enforcement actions taken concerning the laboratory's operator; or
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An on-site environmental testing laboratory is an in-house environmental testing laboratory located at a regulated entity.
Conditions Under Which the Commission May Accept Analytical Data
The commission may accept analytical data provided by a non-accredited environmental testing laboratory for any matter under the commission's jurisdiction relating to permits or other authorizations, compliance matters, enforcement actions, or corrective actions. The laboratory must be an on-site or in-house environmental testing laboratory that is inspected at least every three years by the Executive Director.
Inspections by the Executive Director
Inspections are performed every three years by TCEQ regional staff during comprehensive compliance investigations in most cases. The investigator will typically use a water quality in-house laboratory compliance investigation checklist. Questions on the checklist include, but may not be limited to:
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Malware criminals are on the hunt for Mac victims again, repurposing the Java-based vulnerability used by the Flashback bot to push a new drive-by web attack, security firm Sophos has reported.
It's a malware tactic that is taken for granted in the Windows world. A vulnerability in a common software interface -- in this case Java -- is hit multiple times by different malware campaigns, usually in quick succession.
The difference this time is that the attack is cunningly cross-platform, hitting Mac and Windows users.
If encountering an unpatched Windows system, the attack installs a backdoor whereas for Mac computers the attackers download a Python script to perform the same function. Although not as sophisticated, the latter still gives the hackers a lot of file-stealing and remote power over the Mac.
"This attack is quite different from the earlier Flashback attack, and may indicate that other cybercriminal gangs are exploring the possibilities of infecting Mac computers," commented Graham Cluley of Sophos.
"Although Windows users are generally pretty good at running anti-virus protection, Mac users are only just waking up to the need," said Cluley.
The good news is that the CVE-2012-0507 vulnerability will have been patched by many users in the aftermath of Flashback's publicity spike; the bad news is that vulnerability is recent enough that some won't have patched it at all.
The determination to hit Mac users using cross-platform exploits can probably be traced back to the mostly-ignored "Boonana" Trojan from October 2010, the first time malware writers had set out to attack Macs using the same design they'd use to hit Windows.
For Mac users who don't want to stop using Java (some will find it inconvenient to do so), the price will be more such attacks. Java has been spotted as a Mac weakness, partly because it isn't currently patched quickly by Apple and partly because its users leave their computers unprotected.
Expect more attacks targeting the current crop of flaws as well as future ones.
This story, "Mac Flashback Flaw Reused by New Malware Campaign" was originally published by Techworld.com.


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Monkey boy: Big winner tells Millionaire tales
It's not so hard to come by a millionaire, or a near millionaire, in these parts. Certainly it's no trick to encounter someone who, yes, "wants to be a millionaire." But I give you a new specimen- a man who didn't "want to be a millionaire" so much as he wanted to simply raise his hand and say "Me! Pick me, Regis."
And, in a manner of speaking, Regis did.
"I just always saw myself sitting in the hotseat. I knew I could make it happen," says Stanardsville resident J.E. Matzer (the J. is for Jody, the E. he guards jealously as a "Rumpelstilzkin-thing") about his nine-month quest to be a contestant on the super-hit game show, Who Wants to be a Millionaire.
"It basically became a full time job for me. I researched. I was at the library every day, I was on the internet," he says. And this was before the show's producers invited him to New York.
That research and much persistence got Matzer on the show and up to the $250,000 question. And then our hero-contestant wished he had watched that documentary about the Crimean War, or could place a lifeline call to Alfred Lord Tennyson, or both. But instead he walked away from the spot-lit set with a cool $125,000.
Matzer's formidable knowledge of trivia is only the most lucrative of his many talents. Before his "millionaire" infatuation, he was pursuing a career as a writer and illustrator in Montana. Today, he's pursuing a career as a writer and illustrator in Greene County. And he's learned a lot about self-publishing.
"I'm glad I didn't wait for a publisher," says Matzer about his first book, Millionaire Boy: The Adventures of a Game Show Contestant. He began shopping the manuscript around while the show was still at the top of the Nielsen charts– but when there were no takers, he set up his own press, called it Monkey Boy Publishing (he's got a thing for spunky monikers), and won several awards for the final jacket design.
Now that the game show has been shunted into television oblivion, Matzer says his sales on Amazon and B&N.com are covering his print costs. Millionaire, he says, is not over yet.
"I talk to people every day who are Millionaire fanatics. They go to conventions and clubs. There's this underground movement that's hoping the show comes back."
Earlier this summer, Millionaire Boy, aka Monkey Boy, aka Jody "I'll never tell" Matzer was biding his time at the Regal Cinema on the Downtown Mall, dispensing popcorn, soda, and a lot of interesting facts.


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Manuka (Leptospermum scoparium) is in the myrtle family of botanical plants. The oil comes from New Zealand where it has had a long history of use by the Maori people. The essential oil is extracted by steam distillation from the leaves of the plant. Manuka plants are bushy shrubs that grow wild. The best Manuka oil comes from plants growing at high altitudes. Manuka is one of three tea trees indigenous to both Australia and New Zealand. Manuka essential oil is from The East Cape region of New Zealand and has been confirmed as having the highest antimicrobial activity. There is evidence indicating that it is up to 20 times more potent than Australian tea tree oil (Melaleuca alternifolia). Traditionally the Maori used manuka for bronchitis, rheumatism and similar conditions.
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Suck on candy. Hard candies help soothe your throat, which in turn helps relieve bronchial irritation, Dr. Brauer says. Use sugarless candies to avoid tooth decay.
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Other Good Choices Visualization Breathe in, breathe out. Coughing that you're unable to control makes you anxious. This leads to shallow breathing, which in turn triggers even more coughing.
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Homeopathy Attack the hack. For a dry, hacking cough, Aconitum is among the best homeopathic medicines, according to homeopath Dana Ullman. Others that work well include Antimonium tartaricum, Bryonia, Drosera, Phosphorus, and Spongia. Which of these medicines a homeopath prescribes depends on your unique symptoms.
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Bacterial infections lead to chronic bronchitis; but with asthmatic bronchitis, small particles that passes though the cilia in the bronchial tubes triggers this disease; the airways and bronchial tubes go obstructed. Mucous secretion is produced by the bronchial tubes to cover the trachea, lungs, and easily tissues involved in the eupnoeic process. Due to irritants, the bronchial tubes produce an excessive amount of mucus thereby blocking air access. Constant block of the parcel of land is a common happening among patients having asthmatic bronchitis.
Symptoms - wheezing- cough- trouble breathing- chest discomfort- hurting and soreness- increased contagion vulnerability Individuals wretched from bronchial asthma show the same symptoms, but those that have asthmatic bronchitis experience them in higher intensities.
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"Before prescribing antibiotics, your doctor should take a sputum culture to make sure that you really have a bacterial infection," Dr. Brauer says. If the test comes out positive-that is, you do have bronchitis-causing bacteria in your system-then antibiotics are appropriate.
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, etc. Its decongestant properties help here too. As an antiseptic for use on the skin, manuka can be applied to cuts, spots, boils, ulcers, etc. It is especially indicated where healing has been slow. Manuka oil can be used in the bath, as a gargle or applied directly on cold sores or on the skin. It can also be used in vaporizers during an epidemic. The safety data for manuka oil is similar to that of tea tree oil.
Close your eyes and focus on your breathing, telling yourself that you can get rid of anything that interferes with your normal breathing. Then open your eyes.
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Antibacterial Anti-inflammatory Expectorant (helps to loosen phlegm) Antispasmodic Why Is Eucalyptus A Good Bronchitis Remedy? It is the anti-inflammatory, expectorant and antispasmodic properties of eucalyptus, which makes it a good bronchitis remedy.
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If it's dry, humidify. Dry air is irritating and can trigger coughing fits. "At night, run a vaporizer while you sleep," Dr. Simons suggests. During the day, take hot, steamy showers.
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Prolonged smoking and exposure to irritants, pollutants, and toxins can lead to asthmatic
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Treatments - Oral corticosteroids like Prelone tablets- Symptom hold like salmeterol- Oral exam antibiotics- Preventer-medication or anti-inflammatory like fluticasone- Moderation medications or bronchodilation like salbutamol
The following visualization exercise, recommended by Gerald N. Epstein, M.D., director of the Academy of Integrative Medicine and Mental Imagery in New York City, relieves anxiety and restores normal breathing. Practice it for a minute or two every few hours.
Wheezing bronchitis is similar to bronchitis. This is a disease machine-accessible with the airways. If you have habitual
, it can develop into asthmatic bronchitis. This type of disease is quite difficult to discover and diagnose. The generated symptoms exhibited by an individual having asthmatic bronchitis are similar to other respiratory parcel illnesses such as asthma,
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Any disease when not tempered at an early stage has a great chance of development into other forms of illnesses. Clinical examinations, Pulmonary testing, and laboratory analyses can put in the asthmatic
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as an invasion of Wind, according to Efrem Korngold, O.M.D., L.Ac. Sometimes the condition is brought on by Wind Cold, which produces a dry cough and whitish mucus. For this type of
, Dr. Korngold might prescribe ginger. Then there's Wind Heat bronchitis, which is characterized by a thick yellow-green mucus. This type responds well to prescription herbal formulas containing fritillaria bulb and tricosanthis fruit, he says.
Home Remedies Stay hydrated. Drink plenty of fluids??six to eight 8-ounce glasses a day, Dr. Pizzorno advises. Fluids help liquefy bronchial secretions, making them easier to cough up. Most people with bronchitis find warm fluids more soothing than cold.
Discourse includes bronchodilators, antibiotics, and steroids. You must be warned that these treatments are not that efficient in treating the causes of the disease. Inhaled medicines and bronchodilators provide only temporary amelioration to symptoms because the airways are cleared. Betterment can be seen after an in progress(p) treatment.
Eucalyptus oil comes from the eucalyptus tree, which is native to Australia. Eucalyptus has been used for thousands of years for its medicinal properties.
What Is Eucalyptus? The eucalyptus tree is native to Australia, it is also known as the fever tree. It has been used for thousands of years by the aborigines in Australia for its medicinal properties.
Doctors will advice patients with asthmatic bronchitis to deflect irritants like dust, pollen, smoke, alcoholic beverage vapors, and chemicals. Some patients are even required to have flu vaccines and the necessary care should be undertaken against bacterial or viral infections.
This article should guide you very deep into the topic, simply follow the points described. In the beginning, very few illnesses and diseases were known, people would endure from different ailments mystifying to them. As time passed, the number of diseases cropping up continued to increase. Millions of people get ahead illnesses at some point in their lives; from common colds, coughs, to cancers and heart ailments. Though these illnesses or diseases have medications, it's still best to stay healthy. Prevention is still better than cure, as many people always say.
Get plastered. Did your grandmother believe in mustard plasters? Naturopaths still do. Here's Dr. Pizzorno's recipe: Mix 2 tablespoons of dry black or brown mustard with 6 tablespoons of flour. Add enough water to make a paste. Spread the paste on a cloth, then lay the cloth over your chest. Inhale the vapors for no more than 20 minutes. After that, be sure to remove the plaster. If you leave it on your chest too long, you could develop blisters.
Naturopathy Make your own cough syrup. Place six chopped white onions in a double boiler. Add 1/2 cup of honey. Slowly simmer this mixture for 2 hours to draw out the onion juice, then strain out the remaining onion material. Take 1 to 2 warm tablespoonfuls of the honey-onion juice mixture every hour or two, Dr. Pizzorno says.
There are different ways in which you can use eucalyptus as a bronchitis remedy. You can take eucalyptus leaf medicinal tea to reduce your bronchitis symptoms and sore throat.
It is the oil from the leaves of the eucalyptus tree which are used for medicinal purposes. The medicinal properties of the eucalyptus oil are: Anti-septic
Repeat the above steps, this time focusing on breathing from your diaphragm rather than from your upper chest. Aromatherapy Get a whiff of relief. Herbalist/aromatherapist Kathy Keville, coauthor of Aromatherapy: A Complete Guide to the Healing Art, recommends the following essential oils for bronchitis: clove bud, fir (including balsam and pine), ravensara, and sweet inula. Add 3 to 5 drops of the essential oil of your choice to a bowl of hot water and inhale deeply. Or add 3 to 15 drops to a comfortably hot bath and step in for a soothing soak. Avoid using clove in the bath, as it may irritate your skin.
In that case, there's something that you can do to increase the effectiveness of any antibiotics you're given: Pair them with bromelain, says Alan Gaby, M.D. An enzyme found in pineapple, bromelain helps antibiotics get into your cells. He suggests either eating more pineapple or taking a 250-milligram bromelain supplement with your antibiotics.
Medical Measures A study conducted by Ralph Gonzalez, M.D., of the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver, found that doctors prescribe antibiotics to two-thirds of the people whom they treat for
. But more than 90 percent of all cases of
result from viral infections, and antibiotics can't kill viruses. These drugs are effective only against bacteria, which cause comparatively few cases of bronchitis.
If you want to heal permanently, you must first get an accurate diagnosis. Only then can you be presumption the set Apart medication and treatment. If you want further complications to develop, then you'd better see your doctor. If you haven't been diagnosed in time and you think you have the symptoms mentioned above, then try to seek aesculapian help.
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First Palmetto Regional is encouraging the local community members, parents and guardians to get involved in the 2020 FIRST Robotics Competition to be held at Myrtle Beach Convention Center in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. This event will be one of the largest hosted by Palmetto Regional and all is invited to assist us. We have compiled a list of areas to serve or assist us below:
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Highs and lows: Southern Culture goes upscale
Been down to "low country" lately? If you've ever had the pleasure of dining at any of Charleston, South Carolina's best restaurants– the Peninsula Grill, McCrady's, Magnolias– then you'll know what I mean by "Low-Country Cooking."
"Low country" is what the people who live there call the tidal plain of South Carolina. As you might expect, dishes rich in seafood, rice, and lots of spice– she-crab soup, shrimp 'n grits, hoppin' John– characterize low-country cooking in both its simple and more gourmet interpretations.
Elegant, historic– some would say slightly provincial– Charleston is the cultural and culinary capital of this coastal region. A stroll through the jasmine-scented, lantern-lit streets of the city's center on a Friday evening is enough to convince you that there actually are (as some would claim) more restaurants per capita there than any other in the country– high or low.
Of course, a similar impression might greet the visitor to our own little (yet somehow not provincial) city today. Not so 13 years ago. When Southern Culture opened in 1991 on a (then) sleepy West Main Street, Charlottesville had much less in common– at least in terms of restaurants– with its low-country neighbor. With fewer eateries per block, there was less pressure on restaurateurs to refine their image or culinary palate.
"When we first opened, the Blue Ridge Brewery (now Starr Hill) was the big thing in this area, and so combining three "southern" styles– Tex-Mex, Cajun-Creole, Caribbean– was definitely the way to go," explains Southern Culture's owner, David Elkins. "But considering today's more lively and sophisticated dining scene, we felt it was time for our first major revision."
The first and most radical phase of Southern Culture's "upscale down home" makeover debuted earlier this month in the form of a streamlined new menu. Although many of the most popular dishes and sides made the cut (jambalaya, blackened catfish, meatloaf, sweet potato fries), Elkins and co-executive chefs Troy Woodson and Kevin Pugh decided to tone-down the Tex-Mex and Cajun offerings and focus more on flavors from the low-country, Carolinas, and the Chesapeake Bay.
Thus new entrees like "shrimp 'n grits," "Maryland style lump crab cakes with pineapple-yellow corn relish, ginger sticky rice and wilted arugula," and a "griddle-top black bean cake and corn fritter with fried green tomatoes and caramelized Vidalia onion marmalade."
Playing to our proven love of tapas, Southern Culture's menu also tempts tasters with enhanced appetizer options– fried okra, fried calamari (actually revived from the restaurant's early days) and corn fritters.
In addition to the fact that flavor-complimenting sides now accompany each entrée (note: you can still substitute your old faves, or order a "side sampler"), Southern Culture regulars will probably notice another minor change: Prices were rounded up a nostalgic nickel (i.e. from $4.95 to $5) in order to make life easier for the servers.
"A new menu is where you live and die," Elkins puts it bluntly. "It can also infuse a restaurant with new energy and enthusiasm."
Expect more Southern Culture changes over the next few months– new booths in the non-smoking dining room, an enhanced brunch menu, and a new wine list.
And if you want to get even more of a feel for low-country cuisine without leaving hilly Albemarle County, drive down to Scottsville and give Magnolia a taste.
Yes, faithful readers, you're right. I have indeed mentioned Magnolia in one form or another every week this month. Either I have grits on the brain, or it's at the center of some restaurant news vortex. In any case, I can't leave it out this week because– much like the updated Southern Culture– Magnolia specializes in this apparently hot new cuisine known as contemporary Southern.
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