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Anyone who's spent St. Patrick's Day in Boston—a raucous, celebration in which Bostonians merrily drink to that faraway saint, paint their faces green, and quickly dash off an email to a cousin in Galway thanking him for giftwrapping the enormous shipment of Smethwyck's— may be surprised to learn the city had very different beginnings not at all rooted in tolerance. Church of England Reverend William Blackstone arrived in 1629 back when Native Americans called the peninsula Shawmut. A year later, he invited Puritans looking for a tolerant home. Conflict in England between Puritans and Anglicans was heating up in a major way and like the Pilgrims, who were just a short boat ride away to the south in Plymouth Colony-many were aiming to leave and set up in the New World.
But they weren't very tolerant themselves. In fact, the inhabitants of Massachusetts Bay Colony wanted religious toleration...but only so long as one accepted everything Calvinism and Puritanism had to offer without question, and one was willing to have it rammed down one's throat for hours while sitting in rigid pews on the Sabbath. Christmas, Halloween, and St. Patrick's Day, three holidays that modern Boston adores and celebrates with glee, were outlawed in the city's formative years, because they were seen as too papist-Christmas was seen as a holiday of heathenship and hedonism, and even before Cromwell was active in England, Massachusetts Bay Colony had a grinch like attitude towards the birth of Christ not shared with colonists in Virginia or Maryland. Halloween's original name was "All Hallow's Even", and since the Puritans did not celebrate a feast day involving saints, nor recognize the older practice of Hallowmas, it was verboten. The celebration of an Irish saint would have been completely foreign, and would not be popular for another two hundred years; Catholics themselves were hated and would have been hunted down and harassed endlessly as they had been back in England, where they were stripped of their rights in 1603. Work and prayer were the order of the day, no exceptions. Women were subordinate to both their husbands and to the theocratic council that ruled Boston like it's own person fiefdom. Public humiliation for what modern eyes would see as small infractions was common.
Boston Common, a public square still around today, started as a site that had two purposes: to graze livestock, and to hang traitors and "criminals". Both Wiiliam Blackstone and the first president of Harvard College (founded 1636) had to leave Boston because of religious disagreements; in the first case this is significant because Harvard was originally founded as a place to train ministers. Other famous names that were often pushed out of Boston and Massachusetts Bay Colony were Anne Hutchinson and Mary Dyer: the first of these was a preacher's daughter who emigrated to Boston with her family in its earliest years. She challenged the theology of the judges, many of which were also her accusers-she claimed that one had to have an innate inner grace to achieve heaven rather than work for it. For her troubles, she had to flee with her husband and children first to Rhode Island and later, when rumors reached her that Massachusetts would try to take over there, she fled for an area that is now just north of New York City, where she and all but one of her family were slaughtered by angry Native Americans who were none too happy to find white settlers in their territory. When news of her death reached Boston, the inhabitants cheered. Mary Dyer, a Quaker, was hanged on Boston Common simply because she refused to go to church with the Puritans. The Puritanical and priggish streak lasted in Boston into the early 1700s, when it was realized that religious fervor and doctrines could easily go too far and (infamously like what happened to so many people in neighboring Salem) it cost innocent lives in place of reason.
Boston became a popular and important trading port beginning in the late 17th century: like its cousins to the south, New York City, Savannah, Baltimore, and Philadelphia, it was (and still is) blessed with a large navigable harbor. The surrounding area in New England had an excellent mix of hardwood and pine forests ideal for lumber (something Great Britain had run out of by the reign of James II) and Britain increasingly had an eye towards ruling the waves with its Royal Navy. The area was not ideal for farming, but it did have excellent fishing grounds for oysters, scallops, clams, and crucially cod, which would be salted and put into barrels to be put out to London, Southampton, Dublin, and Bristol to feed the hungry and growing cities there. Very rapidly it developed from a sleepy outpost into a port that rivaled Dublin in size, and indeed the colonists soon found they could make a handsome profit dealing with Caribbean islands like Puerto Rico, Cuba, Haiti, Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, Barbados, the Bahamas, and St. Maarten and St. Vincent. These ports dealt heavily in spices, sugarcane, and (sadly) slaves. Boston during the 17th century was sadly also a trading port for black slaves, and like New York, Baltimore, and Savannah, was part of the triangular trade: slaves would be bought in West Africa (likely near Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire, and Benin) be taken to the Caribbean where they would be traded for sugarcane, and the sugarcane would be turned into molasses or rum for buying slaves in Boston. This equally made the crown in London very rich, and throughout the period London often turned a blind eye to the practice since slaves being bought off the market in San Juan, Port au Prince, or Havana meant enrichment in the colonies at the expense of Spanish and French rivals.
Its reputation for toughness has its roots in the American Revolution. As has been said, Boston was a major trading port, not all of it legal. It had also been one of the hubs the British used during the French and Indian War, since what is now Quebec and the Maritimes in Canada were well within a few weeks march of the city: raw materials for gunpowder, for weapons, for housing soldiers, and above all for intelligence regarding the terrrain would have been crucial to successs in the endeavor if the French were to be beaten. Unfortunately, from the colonial point of view, they were not very well rewarded as George II spent an inordinate amount of money that bled the royal coffers just to make that final victory on the Plains of Abraham. His grandson, George III, decided to tax the colonists into oblivion as repayment for their loyalty. After a decade of England taxing everything from stamps to sugar to tea, and increasing anger at the crown, in March of 1770, a rather nasty incident occurred where British soldiers fired into a mob of ragtag boys and men that were throwing icy snowballs at them. At least seven died, and the only person in all of Massachusetts that would defend them was a thirty-five year old lawyer named John Adams. Publicly this was a very big risk for John Adams as the whole city was up in arms and his own family, namely his cousin Sam, an older man Adams had known since he was a boy, was staging parades and using the affair as a publicity stunt. Adams had a wife and four young children at home, and his youngest was just an infant, a son-his unpopularity jeopardized them, and most certainly Adams received threats at his place of business and jeers from the Sons of Liberty for going rogue on his own cousin. The Boston Massacre was a significant point in the history of the city because it inspired a man who in time would become the second President of the United States-Adams was alive during a very turbulent period in American history where every symbol of British rule over her colonies could provoke violence and bloodshed: even today, the lion and the unicorn symbols on the old Massachusetts Statehouse in Boston's business district are reproductions, as the old ones were destroyed by angry colonists. When Adams was president, the French Revolution was underway and Adams chose not to go to war nor help the French, as unlike his vice president he recognized certain chilling reminders of the past, and (though not appreciated during his lifetime) he proved correct: very soon after he retired from public life, Napoleon Bonaparte became dictator.
In 1773, the Boston Tea Party took place: revolutionaries snuck onto the wharf to dump 45 tons of British tea into the sea. Losses were substantial: in 21st century money the amount would be in the hundreds of millions of dollars. responded to the infamous Boston Tea Party by closing Boston's port and declaring martial law. This became one of the rallying cries of the Declaration of Independence: "He has combined with others to subject us to a jurisdiction foreign to our constitution, and unacknowledged by our laws; giving his Assent to their Acts of pretended Legislation: for Quartering large bodies of armed troops among us: for protecting them, by mock Trial, from punishment from any Murders which they should commit on inhabitants of these States.." Jefferson's indictment is not without cause, as indeed in Massachusetts soldiers were often quartered in homes without any kind of redress for their host if the soldier took liberties with his wife or daughters, or even killed someone, and as Boston was under martial law the opportunity for such to occur was very high (in fact, with the rough copy of the Declaration of Independence in the present day hands of the Library of Congress, it is notable that John Adams, a member of the Committee of Five and one of the two principal editors alongside Ben Franklin, makes no effort to correct the language of this portion of the document as his handwriting is visible elsewhere.) Naturally the first three battles of the Revolution took place near or in Boston: Lexington, Concord, and Bunker Hill.
In one of America's first big victories, George Washington's Revolutionary War troops beat the British to retake the city in 1776. Bostonians celebrate this victory as Evacuation Day on March 17 (which also happens to be St. Patrick's Day).
Boston's economy and population took a big hit when the port was blocked by British naval ships during the war. But after America won its freedom, Boston grew into an economic powerhouse. As the closest American harbor to Europe, it was an internationally renowned trading center. Bostonian Robert Lowell started the first textile mill—helping turn Boston from a trading center to a manufacturing center. Factories churned out garments, machines and leather goods.
The promise of industrial jobs attracted tens of thousands of Irish beginning in the 1820s, and in the 1840s Boston was one of the most common destinations of ships heading out of Dublin, Cork, and Galway for America: the Potato Famine left many Irish destitute and homeless, and desparate to just survive; when many arrived in Boston they came skeletally thin and often sick with typhus; whole ships filled with hundreds were left out in the harbor because letting them make berth could spread the lice and the disease, and doctors from local hospitals found themselves digging as many graves as desparately trying to save the sick. Emigration continued after the famine to the point where today almost 1 in 5 Bostonians claims Irish ancestry, and ties with Ireland remain through business and family. Unlike today where they often hold jobs in medicine and banking, unfortunately the earliest emigrants from Ireland had to begin at the bottom of society, with children often not surviving past the age of seven. The local stock, very Protestant and derived from centuries older English and Welsh origin, hated and feared the new immigrants and were often very cruel. The Irish were (and despite its past the city of Boston still is) heavily Catholic, and immediately after arrival would set about to found religious orders of nuns and priests, who back in Ireland were often leaders of their communities and amongst the few who could read and write. The Yankee stock already running and living in Boston were deeply mistrustful of this because they mistakenly believed that the Irish were trying to subvert democracy and separation of church and state since they had a Pope at the head of their church. Discrimination in schooling was rife, as was the problem that many emigrants were farmers with low skills-many of these wound up working the docks. One author estimated the average Irish immigrant lived only 14 years in America. In spite of all the hardship, many Irish were the first to bring their traditions overseas, including forcing the issue of celebrating Christmas (Puritans and their descendants did not celebrate this holiday) and importing Halloween, a holiday that in Boston today is a favorite where bakeries will make cupcakes with orange and black frosting and where people have dress up parties, often as witches and scary things.
As the population grew, they climbed up the social ladder. Boston elected its first Irish mayor in 1885, and soon the Irish took control of the political system, empowering their people and churning out national figures like the Kennedys and long time Speaker of the House Tip O'Neill. Other emigrant groups soon followed, like Italians, Jews, French Canadians and Poles, and today many come from Latin America, China, Vietnam, Haiti, and Brazil.
The first half of the 20th century was a rough time for the city. The government had been getting corrupt, violence was rising and factory growth slowed. The city was rocked by calamitous events like a nightclub fire that killed almost 500 and the infamous serial killer, the Boston Strangler. The oddest disaster happened in 1919 when 14,000 tons of molasses exploded from a tank, killing 21 people and injuring 150 in a sticky disaster. It took 6 months to clean the mess, and some claim you can still smell the remnants on a hot day.
But toward the century's end, the city recovered to become a center of the financial industry with world-renowned hospitals and universities, including Harvard, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Boston University.
Boston's only the 20th largest city in America, but its rich cultural history and patriotic heritage to draw millions every year who walk the Freedom Trail and learn about America's earliest years.


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This weeks theme blog is to write about our favorite video game weapons!
I have a few favorite weapons but I think my main one would have to be the Needler from Halo.
The Needler is a compact, fully automatic guided munitions launcher that breaks off shards of chemically-charged crystalline.
The Needler has 14 holes which the needles protrude out of. When the trigger is pulled, the needle is fed from the top into the barrel and fired. The needles home into their target and impale it. Several seconds afterwards, the needles detonate. A single needle detonation does not cause damage, but if enough needles make it into the target at once, the needles will supercombine, synchronizing their explosions for massive damage.
It has always been my favorite gun to use in Halo as you can get a kill 90% of the time.
My other favorite video game weapons would have to be:
Halo's Energy Sword
Gears of War Lancer Assault Rifle
Voldo's Katars from Soul Calibur
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1. Re: Is revenue and invoice at sub-task Level possible?Dina Rotem Feb 10, 2013 7:29 AM (in response to 990030)Hi
You may consider using billing extensions that will separate the invoices by sub tasks. However, to acheive that you will need to run in a loop the GDI for the same project. After first invoice is generated with only one sub task. you will need to approve and release it, and only than you could go on and run GDI again for the next sub task, and so on.
If the company agree that draft invoices will be automatically approved and released, you might consider using the automatic release client extension, to facilitate the cycles.
In order to get a separate invoice per sub-task you should develop an extension that will be called on PRE-Processing place.
That extension will check the available unbilled expenditures and verify if there are EI's in more than one sub-task. If so, select first sub-task and put one-time hold on all other sub-tasks' expenditures.
The extension for automating approval/release of invoices is called by GDI after the draft invoice is fully prepared. You can
develop your own logic for the conditions where invoice should be approved or released.
Just note, if you leave several invoices as approved, you will need to release them by the order they were created.
In the example of multiple sub-tasks on the project, the pre processing billing extension will leave EI's on sub-task 1, and all other tasks' expenditures will be put on one-time hold. Those the draft invoice will include only the sub-task 1 transactions.
The next GDI in the loop will not find sub-task 1 transactions, so it will pick sub-task 2 and all remaining transactions on other sub-tasks will be put on one-time hold. The second draft will include only sub-task 2 transactions.
The next GDI in the loop will not find sub-task 1 and sub-task 2 transactions. Therefore, next draft invoice will include the next sub-task. When no more sub-tasks'' transactions are available the draft invoice gets empty.
The automation can go further if you have many projects with that same requirement. You may develop a custom program that call the GDI in a loop for a single project, untill there is nothing more to bill there, then go on and call GDI in a loop for the next project, etc.
2. Re: Is revenue and invoice at sub-task Level possible?990030 Feb 11, 2013 12:11 PM (in response to Dina Rotem)Thanks Dina, I think this helps. let me try it out.


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At the edge of Hampstead Heath in Highgate, north London, a Fifties house was replaced by an innovative four-bedroom home embedded into a hillside, complete with a cascading stream in the garden. Each week, the shortlisted buildings will be revealed, with the winner announced during the final programme on November 25. Kristy Gray | Louisa Parton Wednesday 4 November 2015 00:00 GMT Click to followH&P Grand Designs: House of the Year searches for the UK's top home 10 show all Grand Designs: House of the Year searches for the UK's top home 1/10 Kew House, Kew, by Piercy & Company Rustic meets refined in this four-bedroom family house in south-west London's Kew Green conservation area. Split into two wings, Kew House was built using dual prefabricated weathering steel volumes behind an original 19th-century stable wall - the rustic element - and includes a wealth of glass. The interior is full of interesting spaces and unexpected light sources. 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Image: Dennis Gilbert 4/10 Sussex House, West Sussex, by Wilkinson King Architects This contemporary villa offers fabulous views of its setting in the rural South Downs, and a simplicity that gives it a functional feel, cleverly considered to the very last detail. Inside, the double-height void and staircase are key to the elegant arrangement of the open-plan living spaces, while the over-sailing first floor is sun-filled, peaceful, and almost cloister-like. 5/10 Flint House, Bucks, by Skene Catling de la Peña At the Rothschild estate in Waddesdon, this property, split into a main house and an annexe, is inspired by the seam of flint it sits on and the surrounding ploughed chalk fields. Flint cladding starts at the base, slowly changing in construction and texture until it becomes chalk blocks at the highest point, giving a feeling of geological strata with the building dissolving as it reaches to the sky. Image: James Morris 6/10 Courtyard House, Newham, by Dallas Pierce Quintero A series of courtyards bring daylight to this airy, two-bedroom house on a tight east London infill site. It's a home without a sense of overlooking, and protects neighbours' daylight. The 95sqm timber-frame house is mainly open plan, with black profiled cement sheets on the roof, blue brick exposed walls and a white-rendered lightwell. Image: Tom Gildon 7/10 Vaulted House, Chiswick, by vPPR Architects This family house, built on the walled site of a former taxi garage, has six roofs that join to form vaults. Each roof is topped by a skylight, illuminating the open-plan rooms below. Glazed walls slide back to expand the living space on to balconies of perforated mesh that create beautiful shadows on pristine courtyard walls. Image: Noel Read 8/10 Fitzroy Park House, Highgate, by Stanton Williams This contemporary four-bedroom home replaces a Fifties house in Highgate conservation area at the edge of Hampstead Heath in north London. Mature trees are preserved in lush new lawns and water gardens. The house is approached via a bridge over a stream, leading to the heart of the home, with the double-height living space and kitchen below. Sliding glass doors open to the garden. Image: Hufton Crow 9/10 Stackyard, Diss, Suffolk, by Mole Architects The focus is on sustainability at this mainly timber-built house, designed to fit beautifully into its countryside setting. RIBA's judges found it "ticked all the boxes of what good architecture is about" with regard to sustainability, budget, timetable, engagement, invention and response to the site, and "enhances its historical but also rural location". Image: David Butler 10/10 Folly Farm, Reading, by Frances and Michael Edwards, Architects This substantial restoration of a Grade I-listed Lutyens house and Gertrude Jekyll grounds relied greatly on photos in a 1913 copy of Country Life magazine that revealed original features, and on renovation materials sourced from their original quarries. Original Lutyens interiors, including their colour, were reinstated by craftspeople whose skill is clear. Image: Edwards Follow us on Twitter @HomesProperty, Facebook and Instagram More about: Gallery Reuse content Comments


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Where Religions Differ
Comparative religion looks at what each religion teaches on important subjects directly from their religious books. Clear statements from the Qur'an, Bible, Talmud and other religious books are presented so that the reader can judge for themselves what the true message is from each holy book regarding issues of importance to all human beings. Historical actions taken in the name of these religions are also examined. The attacks against Al-Islam are defended by direct comparisons between what Al-Islam teaches and Muslims practice versus the teachings and practices in Christianity, Judaism and other religions.
This section addresses areas where religion differ. It is believed that rather than the univesal message of oneness from our Creator, the areas of difference represents the influence of human beings on our Creator's divine words.
Praise of new Pope by war-hungry Israel not a good omen for a war-weary world
Pt 1– 'Our man in the Vatican'
At a time when organized Jewish interests worldwide are in perpetual screech mode over the fact there isn't quite enough war, lawlessness, and human suffering, it's a bad sign—bad sign indeed–when these same interests gather to sing the praises of a new Pope, said to represent the Prince of Peace, Jesus Christ.
Did we say 'singing the praises' of a new Pope? Our apologies then for short-changing the reader. It—the reaction on the part of organized Jewish interests to the election of one Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio–has been nothing less than a quiet riot of sorts, or at least mildly Purimesque.
Read more: Praise of new Pope by war-hungry Israel not a good omen for a war-weary world
The True Face Of The Dalai Lama
This is a backgrounder of the struggle in Tibet and how the US has been building up Dalai Lama to pursue their ideological struggle. In the US many uninformed people had been awed by his philosophy on "peace" and "non-violence". This article will bare facts to the real color and intent of the Lama, why the US had given him a Nobel Prize and many more. - Kalovski Itim, The True Story of Maoist Revolution in Tibet, When the Dalai Lamas Ruled: Hell on Earth.
Hard Climate, Heartless Society
Tibet is one of the most remote places in the world. It is centered on a high mountain plateau deep in the heart of Asia. It is cut off from South Asia by the Himalayas, the highest mountains in the world. Countless river gorges and at least six different mountain ranges carve this region into isolated valleys. Before all the changes brought about after the Chinese revolution of 1949, there were no roads in Tibet that wheeled vehicles could travel. All travel was over winding, dangerous mountain trails by mule, by foot or by yaks which are hairy cow-like mountain animals. Trade, communications and centralized government were almost impossible to maintain.
When we study religions, comparing them, we find that part of the world has believed in reincarnation, but most of the world has not held this belief. Krishna, Shiva, and Buddha are said to have taught the doctrine of reincarnation; Moses, Christ, and Muhammad have said nothing about it. This divides religions into two groups; but when we make a deeper study we see that we can combine the two, for the tendency of the Sufi is rather to unite than to differ.
There are four widely spread religions, Brahminism, Buddhism, Christianity, and Islam, which have great influence upon humanity through their diffusion. Let us ask each what it has to say on the matter.
Islam is silent on this subject; Christianity says nothing. In their scriptures if there may rarely be a verse which supports this idea, there will be ten verses which disprove it.
Let us now consider Brahminism. There are four grades of Brahmins: Brahmachari, Grihasta, Vanaprasti, and Sanyasi. The three lower grades will perhaps answer, 'Yes, there is reincarnation, but it depends upon our Karma, our actions. If we, who are men, behave like animals; we may come again as animals; we may be a cow or a dog or a cat, or else we may be a human being of a lower order than we are now; and if we live a righteous life we shall find ourselves in a better condition in our next incarnation.' When we ask the highest authority among Hindus, the Sanyasi, he will say, 'You will perhaps reincarnate, I shall not. I am Jivan Mukta, free; I am above the cycle of births and deaths.'
The Truth About the Talmud
Michael Hoffman Refutes Israel Shamir!
Since 2009 Israel Shamir has sought to damage the credibility of my work based on his retailing lies, falsification and misrepresentation, beginning with a farrago of unconscionable libel he penned and which E. Michael Jones published in the Catholic magazine "Culture Wars." Dr. Jones refused to print my rebuttal.
In "Culture Wars" Mr. Shamir exhibited his alleged expert knowledge of Judaism and contrasted his great learning with the status he assigned to me as an "ignoramus." For example, he contradicted my assertion that the occult belief in reincarnation is a dogma in Orthodox Judaism. He stupidly wrote that Judaism is "totally opposed to that of reincarnation." Jones enthusiastically published this tripe and Shamir dares to continue to pose as the expert who debunks Hoffman the humbug.
Mr. Shamir also ridiculed my assertion that the "halachos of niddah" (rabbinic laws on menstruation) are oppressive, or even enforced ("One may be fascinated by or disregard such sixth century trivia, written 1400 years ago in Iraq"). This supposed outdated "trivia," in the form of hundreds of pathological rabbinic laws that must be observed by contemporary frum Judaic women on pain of various curses related to sudden death or the birth of handicapped children, is one of the harshest realities of life for Orthodox Judaic couples of child-bearing age.
Mr. Shamir is so unscrupulous he even lied about the physical condition of "Judaism Discovered," a hardcover volume expensively printed by a company that produces books for America's major university presses according to old-fashioned standards of craftsmanship, using smyth-sewn signatures. He alleged that "Judaism Discovered" was a shoddy specimen: "the printer's did a poor job."
For writing the book "Judaism Discovered," Shamir termed me a loathsome creature who is "saturated with infamy and reeking with falsehood."
Now he resurfaces in 2011 with more brazen lies, declaring to Michael Santomauro's readers "there is no permissible age for molestation" and that this writer is a fraud ("humbug") for asserting otherwise. Mr. Shamir makes this serious charge based on nothing more than his own ispe dixit.
If the prestige of an alleged Judaic convert to Christianity is a sufficient substitute for scholarship, readers are welcome to believe Mr. Shamir. However, I have photographically reproduced in the 2011 edition of "Judaism's Strange Gods" the texts from the Babylonian Talmud which do indeed give the permission for molestation of boys under the age of nine. Shamir defends those texts by denying they exist ("this is plainly not true").
Plainly? What is plain is Mr. Shamir's chutzpagh. That he claims to be a convert to Christianity and at the same time whitewashes this evil is almost beyond belief. Judaism has an infinite capacity for self-delusion and Israel Shamir, as someone still not completely free of that tradition, is no exception.


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Irony alert: Politico complains about too much Obama coverage
Blog ››› ››› ERIC BOEHLERT
Politico's Roger Simon seems to mock Obama for wanting to be in the headlines all the time with today's piece, "It's all Obama, all the time":
If it's Thursday, it must be Obama. Or Friday. Or Saturday. Or just about any day. Barack Obama has gone from being historic to being ubiquitous. He doesn't just control the news cycle, he is the news cycle...Today, we have a president who so fills the airwaves that he really should have his own network with the motto: "All Obama, All the Time." Scratch that. He doesn't need it. Cable news is pretty much that already.
Ah, it's cable news that's going overboard with its Obama coverage. It's cable news that latches onto trivial White House happenings and trumpets them as key events. It's cable news that treats the president as a celebrity.
For the record, Politico recently billboarded its site with a lead story about what Obama watches on TV. (ESPN and Entourage, we learn) I can't think of a single news outlet that's done more to trivialize political coverage, and do it 24/7, than Politico. But Simon's sure cable news is to blame.
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Britain and Europe
The European Union
Jean Monnet (1888-1979) – father of Europe
after the Second World War he laid the foundation stone of the EU→wanted the British in from the beginning
preventing future Nazis → Schuman Plan (Belgium, France, Germany , Italy, Luxembourg and the Netherlands)→created European Economic Community (EEC)
until 1957 the British did not want to join
in 1961 Britain had no alternative but joining→economy
Britain's ambivalence towards the EU
"reluctant member"
Accused of asking for something without giving back → ('You're either at the table or you're on the menu.')
Being in EU
- loss of influence
- interests : trade figures, international politics
not joined →price of victory
Great britain and its membership in the EU
UK-EU stay or go?
Britains currency : pound sterling
In 2001 they could chose
75% against Euro
Fall in value
Does not change public opinion
Europe's view on Britain
set apart
do not really trust each other
do not accept each others currencies
"Fog over the channel - continent cut off"
Relationship to Europe
Don't really trust each other
-the the EU is a large ship
→ Britain is in a little rescue vessel
→speech bubbles with Union Jack
in 2013
Separated by the channel
Can be reached by ferry, plane or tunnel
British feel separated
Important decisions made by European parliament in Brussels
→ready to leave
→still keeps believing it is only British
British do not see themselves as part of Europe
"strange behaviour"
UK prime minister Cameron →freeze in the EU budget → "bulldog spirit"
Marriage gone bad
56% of British want out
UK might suffer if it leaves the EU
Britain is part of the EU
it does not really feel as
it is ready to leave at any time
being British is more important than being European
The European Union
Britain's ambivalence towards Europe
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Talia Shire Net Worth
Talia Shire net worth: Talia Shire is an American actress who has a net worth of $15 million. Talia Shire is probably most famous for playing several well-known roles such as; Connie Corleone in The Godfather films and Adrian Pennino in the Rocky series. She was born on April 25, 1946 in Lake Success, New York. Her father Carmine Coppola was an arranger/composer. Talia attended the Yale School of Drama and has appeared in several Roger Corman films. She is related to several famous people including; actor Nicholas Cage, director Sofia Coppola and director/producer Francis Ford Coppola. She has been married twice and she has three sons. Two of them, Robert and Jason Schwartzman, are actor/musicians who were fathered by Talia's second husband, the late producer Jack Schwartzman. She received an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress for her performance in The Godfather Part II in 1974. She also won the New York Film Critics Award and received a Best Actress Oscar nomination for her role in the 1976 movie Rocky. Talia and her late husband producer Jack Schwartzman worked on several projects together and founded the Talia Production Company. She has also starred in the 2002 Italian-American family film Kiss the Bride, the 2004 philosophical comedy film I Heart Huckabees, and the 2007 comedy film about cavemen Homo Erectus. Shire has had many television roles in addition to her movies like; the Lifetime movie Blue Smoke in 2007, the HBO movie For Richer, for Poorer in 1991, and the 1997 NBC movie Born Into Exile.


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The Red Bulls are in dire need of all three points when they welcome the league's bottom team to Red Bull Arena.
New York Red Bulls (4-4-2): Coundoul; Albright, Marquez, Ream, Mendes; Lindpere, Ballouchy, McCarty, Richards; Henry, Agudelo.
OUT: FW Luke Rodgers (plantar fasciitis); MF Carl Robinson (R knee contusion); GK Frank Rost (R quadriceps tear)
Vancouver Whitecaps (4-4-2): Cannon; Leathers, Boxall, DeMerit, Harvey; Thorrington, Koffie, Vagenas, Chiumiento; Hassli, Camilo.
OUT: FW Atiba Harris (R knee surgery); GK Brian Sylvestre (L knee strain);
DOUBTFUL: MF Russell Teibert (R rib contusion);
QUESTIONABLE: MF John Thorrington (L groin strain); MF Davide Chiumiento (illness)
- The Red Bulls' haven't played since Aug. 20 due to Hurricane Irene forcing the cancellation of their match against the Galaxy on Aug. 28.
Shea Salinas scored his first Whitecaps goal in the team's last match, a 1-0 home victory against Houston on Aug. 27.
- New York will be without midfielder Teemu Tainio for this match due to card accumulation, and will also be missing left back Roy Miller, who was injured in Costa Rica's friendly against Ecuador this week and is expected to be out for two to three weeks.
- The Whitecaps have the lowest point total in the league with 21 points from 26 matches.
- The Red Bulls could welcome back forward Luke Rodgers in this match. He's been out with a heel injury since July 6.
- Eric Hassli and Camilo have done the bulk of the goal-scoring for Vancouver this year. Hassli has 10 and Camilo has eight, while the next highest total on the team belongs to Alain Rochat and Atiba Harris, who have two each.


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When we testers find yet another "Did you even run this?" bug, it's easy to believe developers purposely inject bugs just to taunt us. I have worked with a lot of developers over the years, and I've found that they generally do try to test their code but simply don't know how to go about doing so effectively.
As testers gain experience they build up a checklist of common problems, classes of bugs that crop up over and over, and areas that tend to be troublesome. Developers don't have our experience, so they don't have anything similar.
If developers don't know how to test very well, and testers have a simple checklist we use to find the most common bugs, then giving our checklist to developers should help out both sides.
That's my theory anyway, and this is my checklist. I'm testing it right now with my developers. Test it with yours/yourself and let me know what happens!
- Customize This List: If you get a bug, determine what test (or even better, what general class of tests or testing technique) would have caught the bug, then add it to this list.
- Use Your Tester: Brainstorm tests with your tester. Review your (planned/actual) tests with your feature team. Coordinate your testing with your tester, especially with respect to tests they have already written/are currently writing.
- Focus On Your Customer: Think, "Where would the presence of bugs hurt our customers the most?", then let your answers drive your testing.
- Test Around Your Change. Consider what it might affect beyond its immediate intended target. Think about related functionality that might have similar issues. If fixing these surrounding problems is not relevant to your change, log bugs for them. To quote a smart person I know, "Don't just scratch it. What's the bug bite telling you?"
- Use Code Coverage. Code coverage can tell you what functionality has not yet been tested, but don't just write a test case to hit the code. Instead, let it help you to determine what classes of testing and test cases that uncovered code indicates you are missing.
- Consider Testability. Hopefully you have considered testability throughout your design and implementation process. If not, think about what someone else will have to do to test your code. What can you do / do you need to do in order to allow proper, authorized verification? (Hint: Test Driven Design is a great way to achieve testable code right from the get-go!)
- Ways To Find Common Bugs:
- Reset to default values after testing other values (e.g., pairwise tests, boundary condition tests).
- Look for hard coded data (e.g., "c:temp" rather than using system APIs to retrieve the temporary folder), run the application from unusual locations, open documents from and save to unusual locations.
- Run under different locales and language packs.
- Run under different accessibility schemes (e.g., large fonts, high contrast).
- Save/Close/Reopen after any edit.
- Undo, Redo after any edit.
- Test Boundary Conditions: Determine the boundary conditions and equivalency classes, and then test just below, at, in the middle, and just above each condition. If multiple data types can be used, repeat this for each option (even if your change is to handle a specific type). If multiple data types can be used, repeat this for each option. For numbers, common boundaries include:
- smallest valid value
- at, just below, and just above the smallest possible value
- -1
- 0
- 1
- some
- many
- at, just below, and just above the largest possible value
- largest valid value
- invalid values
- different-but-similar datatypes (e.g., unsigned values where signed values are expected)
- for objects, remember to test with null and invalid instances
- Other Helpful Techniques:
- Do a variety of smallish pairwise tests to mix-and-match parameters, boundary conditions, etc. One axis that often brings results is testing both before and after resetting to default values.
- Repeat the same action over and over and over, both doing exactly the same thing and changing things up.
- Verify that every last bit of functionality you have implemented discussed in the spec matches what the spec describes should happen. Then look past the spec and think about what is not happening but should.
- "But a user would never do that!": To quote Jerry Weinberg, When a developer says, "a user would never do that," I say, "Okay, then it won't be a problem to any user if you write a little code to catch that circumstance and stop some user from doing it by accident, giving a clear message of what happened and why it can't be done." If it doesn't make sense to do it, no user will ever complain about being stopped.
Thanks to all who contributed to this checklist, especially the SHAPE forum, where this checklist spawned a thread jam-packed with great advice for both developers and testers.
*** Want a fun job on a great team? I need a tester! Interested? Let's talk: Michael dot J dot Hunter at microsoft dot com. Great coding skills required.


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Guests can celebrate in style at this hotel, with bold loft-inspired design and easy airport access in the midst of 2 major metro areas. The hotel offers complimentary shuttle services to and from the airport, as well as a 24-hour food pantry, 155 bright and airy hotel rooms and complimentary hotel-wide Internet access. The air-conditioned city hotel also offers a lobby with a 24-hour check-out service and lift access to the upper floors.
The hotel is situated in Linthicum Heights, in the same area as Arundel Mills Mall. The M and T Bank Stadium is approximately 10 km from the hotel, Fort McHenry and USS Constellation are around 11 km away, and Washington Monument is roughly 13 km away.
The 42-inch LCD televisions come with cable channels and all guest rooms have complimentary wired and wireless high-speed Internet access. The en suite bathrooms include showers, bathtubs and designer toiletries. A hairdryer, desk, radio, ironing set and tea and coffee making facilities also feature in all rooms as standard.
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Goodwill Opens New Book Store in Naples
Naples bibliophiles will soon have a new book store to peruse. On September 7th, Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida, Inc. will open a Donation Center & Book Store, which will mark the company's 26th retail location.
The Naples Donation Center & Book Store will be Goodwill's second book store. The first opened in Fort Myers in October 2010. "Our Fort Myers location was so successful. People always ask us when we are opening another book store," says Kirsten O'Donnell, Goodwill's Director of Public Relations. "We knew Naples would be a great spot to open our second location."
In addition to selling books, the store will also offer gently-used media such as DVDs and CDs, as well as related new items like reading glasses, bookmarks. Some home décor items will also be available at the new book store.
The 3,045 square foot building utilizes greener construction elements including thermal insulation, windows and doors to properly seal the building and eliminate air leakage, native plant species throughout the landscaping, and energy efficient interior light fixtures. It also features a convenient donation drive-up donation drop-off, so donors never have to even get out of their cars to donate! The Donation Center & Book Store will accept donations of all items- clothing, books, household items, and furniture.
The Naples Goodwill Donation Center & Book Store, grand opening will take place Friday, September 7th, with a ribbon cutting at 8:45 a.m. The store will open to the public at 9 a.m.
The store's normal operating hours will be 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Sunday.
Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida, Inc. serves Collier, Charlotte, Lee, Hendry, and Glades counties. Revenue earned at Goodwill's Retail & Donation Centers supports programs and services for people with disabilities and other disadvantages. Programs include Goodwill's L.I.F.E. Academy, a charter school for students with intellectual disabilities ages 11 through 22, Job-Link career training and placement services, and income-sensitive housing for people with disabilities and senior citizens. For more information visit http://www.goodwillswfl.org.
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Architect David Adjaye has been announced as this year's winner of the London Design Medal.
The accolade has previously been won by some of the most celebrated designers and architects in their fields, including Zaha Hadid, Sir Paul Smith, Thomas Heatherwick and Edward Barber & Jay Osergby.
This year's winner, Tanzanian-born British architect David Adjaye of Adjaye Associates, started his career in London and champions the capital as one of the most creative cities in the world.
"I think London is where my passion for creativity sparked from. Creative people need inspiration, and we need real experiences. I think London has that unique ability to create that diversity that we've all drawn from," he says.
Adjaye is perhaps best known for winning a competition to design the National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) in Washington D.C, due to open to the public on September 24 and spanning an impressive 400,000sq ft on the Washington Mall.
It's a project that has been eight years in the making and is a fitting example of Adjaye's consistency in his design aesthetic.
Part of the British Land Celebration of Design awards, sitting on the judging panel are a host of established designers, industry experts and former medallists.
Industrial and product designer Sir Kenneth Grange, British designer Bethan Laura Wood and Dutch innovator Daan Roosegaarde were also recognised for their contributions to international design.
Sir Kenneth Grange, the founder of international design practice Pentagram, the first UK parking meter and loudspeakers for Bang & Olsen, has won the 2016 Johnson Tiles Lifetime Achievement Medal, while the 2016 Swarovski Emerging Talent award went to Bethan Laura Wood, a British designer who has recently been commissioned to create installations and window displays for fashion brand Hermés.
Dutch innovator Daan Roosegaarde was awarded The 2016 Airbnb Design Innovation medal.
Speaking at the press conference in Exchange Square, Broadgate, on September 20, Roosegaarde says, "For me, design is not only about the lamps, the chairs and the tables, but it's more about design to improve life."
Studio Roosegaarde's recent Smog Free Project has been a particular success, with a towering seven-metre air purifier due to be exhibited in Bejiing from September 29.
London Design Festival runs until September 25, with hundreds of free and paid-for events in seven designated "design districts" across the capital. For tickets and more information, visit www.londondesignfestival.com.
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Gaia, more frequently spelled Ge, was the Earth. She is rarely even referred to as a deity, she is more a power. What is. She was one of the firsts.
Giving creation to the Faberge Eggs, Gaia features an internal fab egg chamber body with a diffused downstem. Water flows from the downstem and diffuses inside the egg. Featuring a polished joint, thick wall build, Gaia will surprise you with how smooth her pull is for a piece of this size.
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Studies by US market research companies Gartner and IDC show shipments of PCs growing by up to 15.5% in the second quarter with strong demand in Europe.
Market leader Dell Computer, headed by Michael Dell, now holds 18.3% while number two Hewlett-Packard has 15.4%. It is the fifth consecutive quarter of double-digit growth for total shipments.
IDC says sales grew 15.5% to 39.7m units from a year ago while Gartner says worldwide PC shipments rose 13.3% to 42.8m. The disparity is explained by the firms' different methodologies.
'Despite warnings from some sectors of the information technology industry, the recovery seems to be holding steady for now,' said Roger Kay, vice president of client computing at IDC. 'Consumers remain excited by digital media and commercial organisations are in the full flood of PC replacement.'
The results were released after technology giant IBM reported its sixth consecutive quarterly rise in net profit. That result tallied with the market research and came on the back of stronger hardware sales. PC shipments rose 17.5%, putting it in third place.
Some of IBM's other sectors were disappointing, however. Software sales, for example, were flat - and fell 4% on a constant-currency basis. IBM chief financial Officer Mark Loughridge said the recovery was patchy.
'Customer spending continues to improve, though not uniformly across all segments and regions,' he said, although he was broadly positive, believing the information technology industry would grow over the coming quarter by between 4% and 5%, its best since 2000.
IBM's second-quarter net profit rose to $2bn (£1.08bn) from $1.7bn a year earlier on revenue up to $23.2bn from $21.6bn. Sales of computer hardware grew 12% to $7.4bn.
However, the surveys on PC sales and IBM's strong result are unlikely to calm the nerves investors have been feeling in recent weeks.
There have been disappointing results in some 20 software firms and sentiment was further eroded by Intel's revelation earlier this week that its stockpile rose 15% in the second quarter from the first quarter.
The outlook is hazy at best, with Intel chief financial officer Andy Bryant saying he expects 'a pretty typical second half of the year', traditionally a time of stronger IT spending.
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For the trainer of the second-fastest mare in Australia, finding Black Caviar in Britain is akin to going halfway round the world for a holiday, only to discover your impossible neighbours from home on the adjacent hotel balcony.
"Running against Black Caviar is a waste of time," Paul Messara said yesterday. "It's like banging your head against a brick wall."
He is suitably relieved, then, that the record-breaking champion is waiting until the final day of Royal Ascot before introducing her sensational speed to a new hemisphere. That leaves Ortensia a clear run at the King's Stand Stakes on Tuesday, though Messara could yet turn her out again against Black Caviar over the sixth furlong in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes – and certainly intends to take her on in the Darley July Cup at Newmarket next month.
Whatever happens, Ortensia has already put her young trainer on the map, having swept from last to first in a big sprint on Dubai World Cup night in March. But he has long been steeped in the sport, from boyhood until establishing a stable since 2005 alongside his parents' Arrowfield Stud in New South Wales.
He was duly able to serve an apprenticeship among high achievers at every point of the Turf's compass, including a stint with David Loder in Newmarket.
Now, at 34, he is back in town – rangy, smart and ambitious – and hoping to profit from an Ascot reconnaissance with Alverta two years ago. That mare travelled badly, but progressed from her spin at the royal meeting to finish an excellent third in the July Cup.
"They're different types," he said. "Alverta was very tough but Ortensia is perhaps a bit more brilliant at the shorter distance. Alverta lost a lot of weight on the way, and so we decided to bring this one here as early as we could, to let her acclimatise. It also helped to break the journey up, in Dubai. She is in top order."
The seven-year-old has been thoroughly rejuvenated by Messara, who took custody of her last year.
"She had a few issues when she arrived, both temperamentally and physically," he said. "We're not in a metropolitan base, and I think she has enjoyed the change of environment. She's very much a confidence type of horse, a mood horse. And she seems as relaxed as I've ever seen her."
She can borrow further confidence from her jockey, Craig Williams, who rode four winners in Japan the other day. Certainly he showed icy nerve in Dubai.
"A lot of people would have been panicking, where he was," Messara said. "But all I'd told him was that when he did make his move, to make sure he had clean running – and that's what he did."
Messara is concerned by a forecast for further rain this weekend.
"She has that devastating turn of foot and slow ground just takes some of that dash away," he said. But there is a still bigger cloud on the horizon. "Black Caviar will win for fun," Messara declared. "In my lifetime I've never seen anything that got close to her. And she's been doing it against good horses. She's the Usain Bolt of horseracing."
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I'm hs'ing a 1st grader and just had a new baby... im drowning and have decided to go back to basics as far as schooling goes. I'm picking a reading website and a math and letting go for the next month or two ... i found reading eggs and nic likes that one... im having a hard time finding a comparable math site (pay is ok)
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My DS is doing 1st grade work he LOVES http://www.ixl.com. You can do a certain amount of practice each day for free, or you can pay a yearly fee ($79/yr) for unlimited access. With a paid membership, they will tailor it to your state's standards and email you a weekly report for you to keep track of your child's progress. Another perk is that you have access to several grade levels in case your child is in different spots.
Hope that helps, and congrats on the new baby!
If that link isn't good, google hooda math. We love it. The kids love it.
We also really like Red Fish-- not just math here. Sometimes, you'll come up on the Donate Now page, but there's always a link to get to the kids page.
We love poissonrouge, but yeah it's not a 'math site'. But it's a really cool 'open ended thinking skills' site and it's free. We actually did make a donation since we think it's so awesome and wanted to support them. :)
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- Beginner street photography
Street photography is a fascinating genre that features subjects in candid situations within public places. Greg Sullivan from the Canon Collective is a passionate street photographer and shares his secrets for beginners.
Capturing people in their daily life through photography is fun, challenging and often insightful. Street photography is the art of looking around you and communicating your interpretation of that particular space and the people who inhabit it.
When you're looking to capture some amazing street photographs, the first thing you need do is find a good location because composition is very important.
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This is probably the most important design requirement. Photography is a communication tool so setting up a shot gives you the opportunity to talk with the subject and you can learn about the subject, putting your heart into the image.
Switching your camera from colour to black and white in your camera's picture style's menu is a great trick to reveal the hidden emotions of the photograph and the subject.
I look for really interesting textures such a location that is nice and old that provides beautiful credibility. Once you've found something that'll be good for your composition, I like to stay there a while and watch it. If I wait long enough and I'm patient, the composition will come to me.
Shoot in manual to take control of your exposures. Shooting at 1/200 sec is good if you want to freeze the moment in time without needing a tripod. Put your aperture to at least a f/5.6 for enough depth of field to get everything in focus from the front to the back.
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You can choose to adjust your ISO manually, but your DSLR can also do the work if you put it in auto. Remember, quite often, the most obvious shot is not always the best shot. Sometimes, you really do need to go searching for your photograph.
Give yourself a fast enough shutter speed to freeze a moment in time, around 1/400 of a second. Your primary consideration is to take internal light meter readings and determine how much light you have to work with. Aperture, shutter and ISO choices can then be made to maximise your ideas or alternatively rethink and recreate your ideas working with the light conditions available.
Fast or slow moving traffic or people illustrate your feeling of the city and can dictate how you read the pace of the place. Busy, isolating, fast, slow, happy or melancholy. These ideas give you insight into light colour and direction, monochrome renders and where to position yourself to capture the movement from a street or other vantage point.
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Please keep in mind that not everybody wants to feature in your street photograph. Be respectful of people and property very quickly, especially when they become recognisable in your photo.
Part of being a street photographer is to document the human condition, but sometimes that condition comes to you. But street photography is also an intuitive craft where patience and consistent practice is required.
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Without the timed ignition systems in our internal combustion engines, there would be no way to generate enough power for efficient operation. The fact that your Ford Granada has a distributor means that it is mechanically timed. Your distributor has several components inside of it, each one susceptible to failure. However, since the distributor drive gear and shaft rotate hundreds of thousands of times each day, the whole part is bound to fail eventually. Your replacement Ford Granada distributor should be just as good as your original.
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How Do I 'antique' My Cake?!!
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I'm making a birthday cake for a woman who loves anything old. I've tried to find info on 'tea' staining online but nothing I'm pretty sure I don't want to airbrush because I'm not that experienced with details. I think I read something a while ago about someone using vanilla extract on fondant? I'd love to cover the cake in buttercream icing but not sure if it's paintable? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!!
I read a tutorial not that long ago (forget where tho! maybe half baked? the cake was teal blue). What they did was liberally brush on a colour (in your case a tan/brown) and then blot most of it off with a paper towel. I think this would give you the teas stained look.
A light dusting of cocoa powder should work
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I'm going to try the cocoa first on a test piece!! Thanks for the quick responses)
If your buttercream is cold and hard, you can paint on it with no problem. I think sponging with a very light brown color would give you a lovely effect. Perhaps use two colors for more depth. Gel color thinned with lemon extract (it dries faster than vodka).
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How to Naturally Cure Your Herpes Through Herbal Herpes Remedies
Herpes is something everyone experiences, so no matter how much herpes you may be under, it's not like you're the only one who knows exactly how that feels. Each one of us goes through life experiencing herpes. There are those whose herpes are much more intense than other people's. Now here's the bad news: no universal cure for herpes exists. If you know someone who was helped by a particular herpes method, that same method may not work for you. There are a variety of ways that herpes can be dealt with -- that's the good news. For many people, medication is the key. For others, herbal and natural remedies are what do the trick. Today, we'll share with you a few herbal herpes remedies you might want to try.
A great herpes reliever is peppermint. So yes, the teas and mints you drink help a great deal with herpes relief. Whether you're having an upset tummy, a tummy ache, or a tummy pain, peppermint provides a soothing relief. To use peppermint as a herpes reliever, make sure you drink a cup of peppermint tea each night right before you go to sleep. This way you'll feel more relaxed and thus able to get good sleep.
Eat more oats. Incorporate these in your daily diet and you stand to benefit from having lower cholesterol. Also, oats can soothe and calm your nerves, and this in turn will enable you to handle herpes better. It's not at all hard to add oats to your daily diet. Then there's the fact that oats are not an expensive food item.
Believe it or not, but celery can get rid of your herpes. Do you remember snacking on peanut butter covered celery sticks when you were a kid? Why don't you have some of those now? Peanut butter is a protein food; it's good for you. And did you know that celery can help with herpes? This is because of the pthalides found in celery that have a sedative effect.
Herpes is something we all want to minimize. Don't http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Herpes count on the methods that worked for others to work for you as well. At the same time, there are so many ways to reduce your herpes that, with enough time there is no doubt that you can find the one that works the best for you. Try the things we mentioned in this article.


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We intend to find friendly, value for money and reputable soccer shops in Los Angeles. But so that we can help you find a soccer shop you can rely on, we are only going to show shops that come recommended.
Anyone looking for a soccer shop in L.A. will be searching for four things from the shop.
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When he leaves the shop we want the buyer will be happy and content and not wondering if the price paid was too high or maybe it's not really what he wanted. May-be he should have bought something a bit bigger, smaller, neater or more expensive would have been better. Should they have found another soccer shop in Los Angeles.
We could make up a list from local Los Angeles papers or online directories, and the like and publish it, which would mean all we've done is what you are probably doing now in your search for a first class soccer shop in Los Angeles, taking a chance on finding the right store.
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Style: Electronic, Ambient, Chillout, Downtempo | Label:Iono Music
Motion Drive was formed in 2006, after toying with other projects such as Blue Vortex and Rumble Pack, and can be easily identified for the pumping melodic and yet progressive sounds of the trips he paves. Motion Drive joined the Iono-Music family in 2009 and released his debut album in 2010 - 'In the Dirt'. That first solo album can already give you an indication of the eclectic artistic manoeuvres he creates and the wide range of electronic beats he can master.
After two more compilations Sunset Delights (2009) and Recycled (2011) he extract us again a bunch of quality flowers like he did on the second side of his last double Album 'Viewpoints'.
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