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The destruction of Syrian chemical weapons on board the US merchant vessel Cape Ray kicked off on Monday. That's according to Pentagon spokesman Colonel Steve Warren. There are approximately 600 metric tons of chemical agents loaded on the ship. The elimination of poisonous substances will be carried out in the Mediterranean Sea and is expected to take about 60 days. The exact terms will depend on weather and sea conditions.
A political analyst considers that the United States is responsible for ISIL Takfiri terrorists taking control of chemical weapons in Iraq as the US should have already destroyed the arms, Press TV reports. The United States is responsible for ISIL Takfiri terrorists taking control of chemical weapons in Iraq as the US should have already destroyed the arms, Press TV reports quoting the political analyst.
Russia is prepared to continue working on a UN Security Council draft humanitarian resolution on Syria proposed by Australia, Jordan and Luxembourg, but it cannot contain provisions opening the path toward using force against Damascus, the Russian Foreign Ministry said. Australia, Jordan, and Luxembourg proposed at the end of May that a new UN Security Council resolution on Syria should be passed to improve the humanitarian situation in the country.
The Iraqi government has told the United Nations that militants have seized one of Saddam Hussein's former chemical weapons factories, confirming an earlier claim by Washington. In a letter to UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon dated July 1 and made public Tuesday, Baghdad's UN Ambassador Mohamed Ali Alhakim said "armed terrorist groups" entered the Muthanna project site on the night of June 11 after disarming the soldiers guarding it.
The process of chemical disarmament in Syria is finished, with Damascus having fulfilled all its liabilities to the international community, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Gennady Gatilov said on Tuesday. "We think that Syria has completely fulfilled its liabilities, and what is yet left to be done is not that important in terms of reaching the ultimate goal of complete elimination of Syria's chemical arsenals," Gatilov said to Russian journalists.
The United Nations and Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons' joint mission in Syria has confirmed that two abandoned cylinders found in a rebel-controlled area contained lethal nerve gas, sarin, banned by the UN Chemical Weapons Convention.
The process of destruction of chemical weapons taken out of Syria kicked off on Monday on board the US merchant vessel Cape Ray, specially modified for such purposes, in the Mediterranean Sea, US Department of Defense spokesman Army Col. Steven Warren said Monday. Warren said the destruction of warfare poisonous agents will take about 60 days. The exact terms will also depend on weather conditions, he said.
A US ship carrying deadly material from Syria's chemical arsenal has left Italy in the final phases of the destruction of the weapons. The naval vessel is taking the cargo, including mustard gas and components of the nerve agents VX and sarin, to international waters where it is to be destroyed. The materials were transferred from a Danish vessel to the US ship earlier on Wednesday, at the port of Gioia Tauro.
A Danish ship carrying Syria's chemical weapons arsenal arrived in Italy where it will be transferred to a US cargo vessel Cape Ray that will destroy the toxic material. The ship, escorted by an Italian coast guard vessel and a helicopter, arrived to the Italian port of Gioia Tauro on Wednesday.
Self-defense fighters in Slavyansk, eastern Ukraine, claim that Ukrainian troops have once again used chemical weapons in their attacks on the town. "One self-defense fighter was hospitalized in a serious condition with chemical poisoning following artillery fire on a plant in Slavyansk," deputy commander of the Donetsk self-defense volunteer corps Igor Strelkov told reporters on Monday, June 30.
Russian ambassador to the Netherlands Roman Kolodkin has voiced hope that Ukraine will file a request to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) for to send OPCW experts to participate in the probing of the recent tragic events in Odessa, the RIA Novosti news agency reports.
The main goal of the international effort to destroy Syria's chemical weapons arsenal has been attained, the Russian Foreign Ministry said. "Russia welcomes the successful completion of the unprecedented, large-scale international operation to remove all components and precursors of chemical weapons from Syria," it said in a statement.
The last of Syria's declared chemical weapons have been shipped from the war-torn country and are en route for destruction at sea, the world's chemical weapons watchdog said on Monday. "As we speak, the ship (carrying the last chemicals) has just left the port (of Latakia)," Ahmet Uzumcu, head of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, said at a press conference in The Hague.
Sunni radicals in Iraq, who have overrun a swathe of territory north of Baghdad in a lightning offensive, have taken control of one of Saddam Hussein's former chemical weapons factories, a US official said Thursday.
The operation to remove chemical weapons from Syria is being protracted, there is one facility in the area of combat operations left, Russia's Ambassador to the United Nations Vitaly Churkin said.
Inspectors overseeing the destruction of Syria's chemical weapons arsenal have asked President Bashar al-Assad's government to clarify disparities in its original declaration on its cache of toxic gas, UN diplomats said on Wednesday. The envoys were citing remarks by Sigrid Kaag, head of the joint mission to Syria of the United Nations and the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, who was briefing the 15-nation UN Security Council.
Local militiamen have cautioned the Ukrainian Armed Forces against carrying out strikes against the city of Slavyansk's water purification facilities that use liquid chlorine in their operations. "We have to note that the city of Slavyansk has purification facilities that use liquid chlorine. And if the National Guard or the Ukrainian army starts to fire at them, a catastrophe will become inevitable," a militia spokesman has said, reaffirming the absence of any toxic agents in Slavyansk.
The Syrian Foreign Ministry confirmed that gunmen had attacked cars of six officials of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) mission, the Syrian Arab news agency Sana reported on Tuesday. Five Syrians and six OPCW officials were abducted. Earlier it was reported about the kidnapping of 11 OPCW officials. According to specified data from the Syrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, militants have abducted six OPCW employees and five accompanying individuals.
The June 30 deadline for the destruction of Syrian chemical weapons is unlikely to be met, says UN Secretary General, Ban Ki-moon. It is clear that the operation to destroy Syria's chemical weapons will continue after June 30, he said in a report to the UN Security Council. The Syrian chemical weapons program was to be have been completely dismantled by June 30.
Removal of Syrian chemical weapons is in full swing, Pentagon press secretary Rear Admiral John Kirby told reporters. He noted that some part of remaining eight percent of chemical stocks had already been withdrawn and this news report was hopeful. All these toxic agents will be delivered to US ship MV Cape Ray for further destruction.
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VietNamNet Bridge – Shortly after some husbandry units in southern Dong Nai were reported to be feeding their pigs controlled substances, the husbandry industry in Viet Nam met difficulties as consumers started buying less of the meat.
VietNamNet Bridge – Shortly after some husbandry units in southern Dong Nai were reported to be feeding their pigs controlled substances, the husbandry industry in Viet Nam met difficulties as consumers started buying less of the meat.
A farmer in central Quang Nam Province's Tam Ky City. Some pigs have been fed banned chemicals to reduce their fat. (Photo: VNS) Last February, officials found beta-Agonists, a banned lean meat enhancing drug in some pig-rearing households in Dong Nai. Northern Hung Yen province is about 2,000km far from this province but the "lean meat" story soon affected Le Van Ha, owner of a pig farm in the area.
A farmer in central Quang Nam Province's Tam Ky City. Some pigs have been fed banned chemicals to reduce their fat. (Photo: VNS)
Before the bad news, Ha sold 50 tonnes of pork to the market each month, but he could no longer keep up that figure. Ha, whose farm was found to have no poisonous fodder, said he lost about VND500,000-700,000 (US$25-35) for each 100 kilos of pork since the news.
Nguyen Thanh Son, deputy chairman of the Husbandry Department, Ministry of Agriculture and Agriculture Development (MARD), said the price of pork had been reduced by 10 or 15 per cent in the southern region since the news. If the trend continued, he added, farmers would not raise pigs, and therefore, pork prices would go up again, troubling the market.
Market Watch seizes tonnes of powder
A market watch team found and seized 2.5 tonnes of lean meat powder at Nhan Loc Co Ltd. in Binh Loi Commune, Vinh Cuu District. On March 10, the team also found 220 kilos of lean meat powder in Thien Huong Phat Company in Trang Bom District, Dong Nai province.
All the chemicals create leaner pigs proven to cause harm to humans. Dong Nai officials are further investigating these cases.
Meanwhile MARD's husbandry department is checking the samples of pork and fodder in the south.
They plan to have the results at the end of this month. MARD's officials also designed stricter fines and punishments for violators who treat pigs with banned products or ones who trade the banned drugs on the market.
In the last two years, Son's department found no poisonous fodder in the concentrated husbandry farms in their regular checking tours. Son confirmed that the banned powder was found in some pig-raising households in Dong Nai.
Son's counterpart Nguyen Xuan Duong, said it was possible for his department to control the nearly 20,000 concentrated husbandry farms, but it was difficult to check all the 7 million small pig-raising households in Viet Nam.
Consumer Pham Thi Lan in Nguyen Chi Thanh Street of Ha Noi said the best way to avoid toxic meat was exercising caution. Lan said to "never buy the too lean meat with an unusual colour," adding "don't buy pork sold with too thin skin and too little or no fat."
Husbandry deputy chairman Son advised people not to be overly concerned as not all the pork was infected with the poisonous fodder. Son said "Viet Nam has many good pigs, up to 64 per cent lean. Consumers should buy pork from registered producers".
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Alistair Darling gained a pre-Budget boost after a sharper than expected fall in inflation in February.
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Derek Bell was sweet, he threw gas! There were about 100 people left in Qualcomm who actually witnessed Bell's mastery on the hill. This was before he went into "operation shutdown" with the Pirates.
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Fab Finding Follow-Up: Float Me Down the American River (Wheeeee!)
How does celebrating your birthday by breezing down the American River on super-size floats sound? Dangerously fun, right? Such was my adventure last weekend with birthday girl Emily. We all had a blast relaxing on the float, picnicking by the water, jumping off bridges, and fending off river folk via water fights.
I started you off with this See by Chloe Rainbow Oversized Canvas Tote ($135) because I needed something hot to put all my supplies in. Let's see what you came up with!
Look # 1, created by annebreal, is adorably sporty. I don't normally do sporty, but this event calls for it.
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Thanks xStainDx. Yahoo dropped Google as the default search technology provider for its U.S.-based sites late Tuesday, signaling the beginning of the end for the Web's most high-profile marriage of convenience.
The change occurred at 9:30 PST Tuesday when Yahoo relaunched the search properties for its U.S.-based sites, including its Yahoo.com flagship home page. Yahoo replaced Google's results with its own Yahoo Search Technology, which combines an array of recently acquired search technologies, such as Inktomi and commercial search provider Overture Services. Overture also owns AltaVista and the Web search technology of Fast Search and Transfer.
Despite the publicity fanfare, Yahoo already started using its own search technology this week, as previously reported by CNET News.com.
The Web portal on Monday implemented a Yahoo-branded crawler, or robot, to scour the Web for documents. Called Yahoo Slurp, the robot "collects documents from the Web to build a searchable index for search services using the Yahoo search engine," according to Yahoo. The crawler is also keeping copies of those pages--what's known as "caching" pages.
It also started showing results from its own technology, which include its paid inclusion program.
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Affordable Housing and Preservation:
Low- and moderate-income households are facing a real affordable housing crisis. Over the past 10 years, rents in New York City have increased at twice the rate of our incomes. New Yorkers are at the mercy of greedy landlords who increase rent as they see fit. As a lead organization in the Real Affordability for All and Alliance for Tenant Power coalitions, NYCC is fighting to ensure that housing policies prioritize and deliver real affordability for the most economically vulnerable households. Our campaigns have developed and fought for the boldest solutions to affordability crisis: building at least 50% affordable housing in all new developments, with access to union jobs, and strong reforms to preserve the affordable rental units currently at risk from unscrupulous landlords.
Good Jobs & Living Wages:
The average American is overworked and underpaid. No place is that more true than in New York City where the cost of living continues to skyrocket and low wages jobs are among the fastest growing in our economy. NYCC stands with low-wage workers in the fight for dignity and higher wages. From being at the forefront of the Paid Sick Days fight in New York City, to fighting to raise New York State's inadequate minimum wage; workplace justice is at the core of our work. Currently, NYCC is a leader behind the Fight for 15 campaign to organize fast food workers, and the campaigns to provide justice and a living wage for supermarket workers, carwasheros, bank workers and day care providers.
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Wall Street & Hedge Fund Accountability:
Even after crashing our national economy and siphoning enormous amounts of wealth from communities of color though predatory lending, Wall Street continues to attack and take advantage of the lives of low-income New Yorkers. Thru the Hedge Clippers campaign, NYCC is working to expose the mechanisms hedge funds and billionaires use to influence government and politics in order to expand their wealth, influence and power. Whether it's using their cash to buy influence in Albany to further the movement to privatize our school system or speculating on our neighborhoods — NYCC is fighting to expose the role that Hedge Funds play in our political system, in New York and across the country.
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The Hempstead school district is among the lowest performing in the state. After decades of oversight by a corrupt school board more interested in personal gain than the education of Hempstead kids the future did not look bright. The school system went as far as turning away dozens of immigrant students in violation of federal law. But NYCC parent leaders fought back, organizing to ensure all students have the right to a quality education and even ousting the school board president and electing two of their own to the school board instead. Hempstead is not unique—decades of inadequate funding and the hedge-fund backed movement to privatize our schools has created a school system that's failing low-income students across the state. But just like in Hempstead, NYCC parent leaders are fight back, demanding better funding, community schools and an end to the corporate takeover of our school system, NYCC parent leaders are a driving force in the fight for educational justice in our state.
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When Superstorm Sandy hit New York NYCC was there--providing immediate relief and launching organizing campaigns to make sure the most affected communities in New York City and Long Island had a voice in the rebuilding process. Climate change disproportionately affects low and moderate income families. But NYCC members are fighting to turn back the tide organizing in their communities to reduce our city's carbon footprint and by working with Mayor de Blasio on his "Green Buildings Plan." In Suffolk county, NYCC members fought back against toxic dumping in Roberto Clemente Park in Brentwood and are working to hold the Town of Islip responsible for cleaning up the park. The campaign even caught the attention of the Sierra Club, which presented NYCC with the 2014 Environmentalist of the Year award acknowledging our tremendous environmental impact throughout New York.
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Our Impact:
NYCC's low-wage workers campaigns helped launch our international fast food campaign that has blossomed into a movement of low wage workers from dozens of industries and, thousands of carwasheros and grocery store workers have seen raises or returned back wages totaling more than $36 million since the start of our low wage worker campaign. Since launching the Real Affordability for All Coalition in early 2014, more than 2,000 lowincome tenants have joined the effort to transform the city's approach to building and preserving affordable housing.


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Online Personal Loan - No Credit Check - Payday loans
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People are not willing to disclose their credit history. This make them anxious, when they apply for a loan. They think that they are unreliable because of some financial problems in the past. Luckily, however, these customers may still find many companies that have prepared for them flexible loans products. Many people are deprived of their right to get a loan due to low credit score. Low credit score reflects some problems with repayments, arrears, and defaulting on payments. Lender cannot be sure that this will look better after he has given you a loan. Fortunately, financial companies took such customers into account and have prepared for them a special offer.
In the market of no credit check personal loans all customers are equal. Assets, credit history play no role in such a case. The lender need to know neither your financial needs, nor the purpose of this loan. You can intend the amount of loan for house renovations, investments, or other things. The interest will depend on the value of your house, if you have decided to use it as a collateral. The greater its value is, the better bargain you get. You can check all additional information on the Internet, and dispel you doubts. Personal loan no credit check is still more profitable than a second mortgage, even if the interest rate is higher.
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You can always find a loan that will be really advantageous, despite such loans are usually more expensive in terms of interest rate. It is not effortless, you may have to spend some time and energy before you will find a good offer. But on the Internet it is considerably easier. Many lenders offer their services on the Internet and you can find a personal loan no credit check among them. It may be however a doable solution if you check for a low interest secured loan. You can use it, if you are not going to pay high interest rate. However, there is a risk on your property involved. If you want to avoid it, a personal loan no credit check is a good option. Nevertheless, it is better to get a secured loan for persons who bad credit history.
The term economics (word meaning: ) Describe all mechanisms and actions of humans with the goal create "value" of using and of promoting resources existing in the environment and resources created by humans for the satisfaction of their material and immaterial needs.
Economics is the German word for oikonomia (griech.), in the antique Hellas and Rome the administration of the household marked. Economics was used traditionally as spreading name for the connection of soil, raw materials, trade, work and capital.
Historical development
As independent field of knowledge the economy exists only since the end 18. Century, as Adam Smith its "investigation for nature and the reason of the wealth of the nations " (1776) published.
Fundamental economic theories originated in in the impression of the industrialization in 19. Century, so by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels; Writers such as Emile Zola and Mark of Twain described effects of capitalism. Beginning 20. Century described max of webers, Rudolf Steiner and Werner Sombart in critical way the consequences of the industrialization. The terms alienation and exploitation of the work belong since then to the basic reproach against each economic development.
Apart from in particular the economic liberalism represented by Milton Friedman stand in the center of the today's restaurant discussion globalization, ecology and mass unemployment as well as the discussion around the basic income.
The today's stage of the economy in the western industrialized countries, which is characterized by a historically uniquely high supply of goods, is called "post office-industrially ", "post office-materialistically "and "post office-modern ". In connection with features like the so-called new Economy and the so-called Freeware (goods and software, which are delivered in vain) took place among other things in the works of Norbert Bolz, Ulrich Beck and Peter Sloterdijk different
disputed interpretations of the today's economy.
Economic sectors
A typologisierende history of the economy begins with the utilization of the goods existing in nature, for example the food and the raw materials. These ranges of the economy - agriculture, forestry and mining industry - form to today a fundamental component of the national economy.
Whereupon constructing an economy is developed, which converts already existing goods into other goods. This range is called "commercial economy" and covers handicraft and industry.
The range of the service economy covers a far spectrum at immaterial goods for industry and consumer. For this also the economic sectors of the trade and the traffic economy count. In the modern economy the information economy is besides often specified as newer, independent range, which is to guarantee the supply of organizations and humans with the correct information at the desired time. In recent time beside it the range of the culture or creative economy is the subject of economiceconomics research and politico-economic initiatives.
Restaurant economics
The Subsistenzwirtschaft is the historically original restaurant form, in which each humans or groups of humans in each case transfer such as family, kinship or village community the tasks, which are necessary for the self-sufficiency for the satisfaction of the needs and. It is a form of the exchange of worker within the social group according to the individual abilities and needs without externally specified standards for goods, services and rules of the exchange. Ontogenetisch stands the Subsistenzwirtschaft until today at the beginning of the human life in giving and taking parents and child and within the families and partnerships.
The of the Subsistenzwirtschaft the bartering supplied, e.g. on a market. On the basis of larger social communities individual humans can concentrate by specialization and division of labor on the production or transformation of certain goods and increase thus their productivity. The satisfaction of the needs shifts thereby from the self-sufficiency on the mutual exchange of these goods by trade. The principle of this Tauschwirtschaft is the basis for practically all restaurant economics, which go beyond Subsistenzwirtschaft.
Most modern restaurant forms can be divided in principle far into the ranges Naturalwirtschaft and money economy. The original Naturalwirtschaft facilitates the exchange of goods only between persons, who have mutually goods for the satisfaction of the needs in each case of the different one. The money economy introduces the neutral article of exchange money, which facilitates the search for a suitable Tauschpartner.
The reality shows today in most large restaurant nations a predominant concern for money economy. However in most cases also an often not insignificant part at Naturalwirtschaft is to be observed, on the exchange of mutual achievements is based. In particular in associations, social organizations, in addition, within the range of the moonlighting can be determined this very day often exchanges without use of money.
The range of the money economy can besides is roughly continued to partition in free-market economy and planned economy. The free-market economy leaves solely responsible acting to the involved ones. At the free market an optimal reconciliation between needs and goods is to be achieved.
In the planned economy however the fair distribution of the produced goods is to take place according to the determined needs of humans with the help of a central planning. The private possession of means of production is not permissible here.
In the reality elements of both beginnings can be found in most economic systems. Thus also in the western service nations always individual economic sectors were planned-economy covered, for example the postal service. Also today the goods "security" apply and at least in large parts "public traffic" as task of the state and are central administered into practically all modern managing. In order to use despite the planned-economy beginning the advantages of the free-market economy for the optimization of the employment of funds, increased for the form of the adjusted market one seizes, in which the involved ones enjoy large economic liberty, but certain national controls, e.g. the contribution from minimum performances to fixed prices, are subjected.
In Western Europe the speech often is from social free-market economy. This term was coined/shaped to a large extent by Ludwig Erhard, the first German Federal Minister for Economic Affairs after the Second World War and later Federal Chancellor, into the 1950er years.Source: www.economypoint.org
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Research Topics
K Ingersoll
Affiliation: Virginia Commonwealth University
Country: USA
Detail Information
- The impact of psychiatric symptoms, drug use, and medication regimen on non-adherence to HIV treatmentK Ingersoll
Department of Psychiatry, Virginia Commonwesalth University, Richmond, 23298 0109, USA
AIDS Care 16:199-211. 2004..Clinicians caring for patients with HIV should screen for non-adherence using multiple behavioural indicators, and assess and treat substance use and anxiety disorders to reduce the risk of non-adherence...
- Psychopathology and treatment outcome of drug dependent women in a perinatal programKaren S Ingersoll
Department of Psychiatry, Division of Addiction Psychiatry, Virginia Commonwealth University, Box 980109, Richmond, VA 23298 0109, USA
Addict Behav 29:731-41. 2004..Data suggest the need for lower intensity services for the majority of the perinatal drug dependent population with LP...
- Patient-clinician relationships and treatment system effects on HIV medication adherenceKaren S Ingersoll
Department of Psychiatry, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia 23298 0109, USA
AIDS Behav 9:89-101. 2005..Further study to illuminate the mechanisms of action of the clinician-patient relationship on adherence to HIV medication is warranted...
- Reducing alcohol-exposed pregnancy risk in college women: initial outcomes of a clinical trial of a motivational interventionKaren S Ingersoll
Division of Addiction Psychiatry, Department of Psychiatry, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA 23298 0109, USA
J Subst Abuse Treat 29:173-80. 2005..9). The risks of unintended pregnancy and AEP among drinking women in college merit greater prevention efforts. The results of this study show the promise of one preventive intervention that warrants additional study...
- Beyond behavior: eliciting broader change with motivational interviewingChristopher C Wagner
Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA 23298 0330, USA
J Clin Psychol 65:1180-94. 2009..In this case, the therapist interwove a focus on several discrete behaviors with a focus on broader lifestyle change as well as increased clarity of client cognitions, values, and choices, resulting in several lasting changes...
- Combination treatment for nicotine dependence: state of the scienceKaren S Ingersoll
Department of Psychiatry, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia, USA
Subst Use Misuse 40:1923-43, 2043-8. 2005..We recommend future directions for research, including better specification of behavioral components and further examination of the length and timing of treatment...
- The impact of medication regimen factors on adherence to chronic treatment: a review of literatureKaren S Ingersoll
Department of Psychiatry and Neurobehavioral Science, University of Virginia, 1670 Discovery Drive, Suite 110, Charlottesville, VA 22911, USA
J Behav Med 31:213-24. 2008..Most studies failed to use state-of-the-art methods of measuring adherence. Despite these flaws, a suggestive pattern of the importance of regimen factors, specifically dose frequency and regimen complexity, emerged from this review...


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Breaking down the numbers with Silvio Samuel heading into the Houston Pro
July 1, 2008
by Allan Donnelly
The IFBB season resumes this weekend at the Houston Pro where, once again, Silvio Samuel enters a summer show in Texas hoping to claim a victory and gain momentum heading into the 2008 Olympia. The plan worked to perfection a year ago, when Samuel won the Europa Super Show in mid-August, using that momentum to catapult himself to a seventh-place finish in his first Olympia appearance. Below, we break down the numbers as El Matador heads to Houston.
WHAT: Houston Pro Bodybuilding, Fitness and Figure Championships
WHERE: Stafford Convention Center, Stafford TX
WHO: Mens Bodybuilding, Men's 202 and under, Fitness and Figure
PREJUDGING: Friday, July 4 at 5:30 pm EST and Saturday, July 5th at 8 am EST
FINALS: Saturday, July 5 at 4:30 pm EST
FOR MORE INFO: Go to Houstonproshow.com
Fouad Abiad
Ray Arde
Eric Castagnet
Gianluca Catapano
Darrem Charles
Aimin Faour
Leo Ingram
Pavol Jablonicky
Ken Jones
Jeffrey Long
Evgeny Mishin
Craig Richardson
Daniele Seccarecci
Silvio Samuel
Heinz Senior
Bill Wilmore
Nathan Wonsley
Breaking down the numbers with ... SILVIO SAMUEL
>>8  contests Darrem Charles, listed by many as the Âother favorite entering the Houston Pro, has won during his 17-year professional career. ÂFirst of all much respect to Darrem because he really does well in most of the shows, Samuel says. ÂHe is a very strong and good competitor with regard to the size and symmetry, he knows how to hold his symmetry and stand with the big guys.Â
>>3  times Samuel has competed against Charles since the beginning of 2007. Samuel has placed better two out of those three times, at the 2007 Keystone Pro (Samuel 5th, Charles 6th) and at the 2007 Olympia (Samuel 7th, Charles 12th). Charles placed ahead of Samuel at the 2007 Colorado Pro, placing second to SamuelÂs third. ÂI think he is looking forward to beating me, Samuel says. I think he might have that impression. He believes in what he can bring. He might see himself tot be the winner but, to me, I know what I have to do, pose by pose [to beat him].Â
(Darrem Charles, Ronny Rockel and SIlvio Samuel at the 2007 Colorado Pro)
>>44  pounds, the amount of weight Samuel (206 pounds) gave up to Bill Wilmore (250 pounds) at last yearÂs Europa Super Show. Wilmore finished third, behind Samuel and runner-up Will Harris in that contest. ÂHeÂs a big guy, but IÂve increased a lot of my size and muscle quality, Samuel says of Wilmore. ÂThere are a lot of things that IÂve worked on that are going to prove much different this year.Â
>>225  pounds, SamuelÂs weight on Monday night, four days before the Houston Pro. ÂThis is the highest I have gone, Samuel says of his weight. ÂBefore that, my highest was 220 for the [2007] Olympia, and 218 for the [2008] Arnold Classic. Every show I am moving up with quality muscle while trying to keep my symmetry and balance. I know what I have that they donÂt have.Â
>>12  weeks until the Olympia after the Houston Pro, which Samuel believes is enough time to improve in order to match, or better, his 7th place finish at the 2007 Olympia. ÂThis show was on my calendar as one I needed to do, Samuel says. ÂThe Europa really didnÂt give me much time to really make the improvements that I will need to be there among the really big guys at the Olympia.Â
>>9  contests Samuel competed in in 2007. ÂI have been competing since 2001, so I am used to this kind of system, Samuel says. ÂI thought, Let me do it that way and put my name up there. I had a lot to prove to a lot of people. It was something I really needed to do to really put myself up there as a pro."
>>3  contests Samuel has competed in this year. ÂLast year I was dieting a lot, every two months, so that made me lose a lot of muscle, Samuel says. ÂMy plan this year was to get in some of the earlier shows and then take a break. Now, the quality is better because I feel fresher.Â
(Samuel at the 2008 Ironman Pro)
>>5  as in Top 5, where Samuel is hoping to place at the 2008 Olympia, two spots higher than his seventh-place finish a year ago. ÂReally to me, I am an underdog in all of the shows, Samuel says. ÂWhen they predict the names of the top five, my name is never mentioned. But I have confidence in what I am doing. This year, I am focused on top five. I train to put myself in that spot. I look at the top five and know that if there is the slightest mistake from anybody, if youÂre not prepared  my aim is to be there if somebody makes a mistake. But nothing less than seventh.Â
>>10  to one, the odds which Samuel would have had himself in the Olympia Pre Preview on Flexonline.com last week. ÂI would put them there, he says.
>>1  win, the number Samuel has on his professional resume. He is hoping to double that number this weekend. ÂThis would mean a lot to me, Samuel says. ÂIt would mean my hard work and total dedication is paying off. It will prove that I am on the right track. ItÂs very important to my career, really. This is the best IÂve been.Â


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HOLLYWOOD ACTRESS JULIANNEMoore, 38, played ageing porn star Amber Waves in Boogie Nights and starred as the redheaded bitch in Oscar Wilde's An Ideal Husband. Now she plays adulterous Sarah Miles opposite Ralph Fiennes in Neil Jordan's new adaptation of Graham Greene's The End of the Affair. Here the actress, who has a two-year-old son, Cal, with her partner Bart Freundlich, talks about love, babies and what she really thinks of Ralph Fiennes.
Do you still get star struck?
Oh yeah. I met John Hurt the other night, and Edna O'Brien, both of whom I was incredibly impressed by.
Did you enjoy watching the film?
Yes, I was so moved by it. I think Neil [Jordan] is an extraordinary filmmaker. When you're making a film you don't always know what's going on around you. He brought it all together really well. You realise that experience is subjective – it's like they say everybody grows up in a different family, because everybody has a different point of view.
Do you think you really fall in love just once?
Yes. I think after the first time you are careful. You're lucky to find love wherever and whenever you do. It's a very extreme relationship that's portrayed in The End of the Affair. The thing I love most about it is that it's about real love. It's about how much you can care about someone – it's extraordinary.
How did you manage the flawless English accent?
I had a coach. It's something I've always been able to do, but it's much more of a challenge to do the accent with English actors in England. That was very scary, but luckily I had Ralph to work with who has such a beautiful voice and accent. If anything, my biggest problem would be going too lateral which sounds anachronistic – very Brief Encounter. I had to keep the sounds dropped down.
Ralph Fiennes is said to be very anxious on set. Are you the same?
I didn't find him anxious at all. But I love Ralph, I just adore him. He's a marvellous actor and a great person and someone I relied upon tremendously both as a friend, to have someone to hang around with and talk to, and as an acting partner. I can't tell you how I enjoyed him. He and his brother Joe and his sister Sophie were all in New York in the Fall doing a reading from one of their mother's books and Joe and Ralph were mobbed by girls. We had to run to the car. It was hysterical. They're very good sports about it, I must say.
Do you panic about what you're going to wear before film premieres?
Always, and listen to this: My dress was arriving in London after I did. It was sent from the West Coast and someone slit the package open and stole the dress. It was awful – I ended up wearing what I'd brought for the Dublin premiere and then not having anything for that.
Do you ever see a film and wish you'd been in it?
Sometimes you think: 'Oh my God, what a wonderful role and aren't they wonderful in it.' I don't mean that to sound disingenuous because it really and truly isn't. Once someone has performed a role it's hers. Every time I see Emma Thompson, I love her. Kate Winslet is another one. They're actresses I admire tremendously.
Has having a child affected the sort of roles you look for?
Not directly, but it changes you so dramatically that it does affect your work. Once you have a child, you experience a depth of feeling that changes where you can go personally. It makes everything bigger and broader. It also, finally, makes you an adult. You cross that threshold and you're the mommy. It's a great thing.
So it hasn't limited you?
If I have one thing to say to women thinking of having children, it's that it does not curtail your life. I mean, it does in the most basic of ways. If you like going out a lot, you shouldn't have a child right now but it opens you up so much emotionally that it only really gives you things. I think people who say it's hard misrepresent it. It's not hard, it's wonderful. It is time-consuming but it's the greatest joy of my life.
Who would you invite to a fantasy dinner party?
I loved Louisa M. Alcott when I was growing up. I'd have loved to have met her. The sister I loved the best in Little Women was always Beth because she's the good one. Isn't that pathetic? I'd read the passage where she died over and over again and I'd cry and cry.
Where in London would you go for an illicit drink?
If it was going to be really illicit, I'd probably go to some touristy place because you run into people everywhere. Either that or the Food Hall in Harrods because it's always so damn crowded.
Where do you eat out?
Nobu. Everytime we're here we go there. I love the room and looking at the park out of the window. I went the other day and Boy George was there which was really exciting.


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Oakleigh House, Badsey
Oakleigh House is on the corner of Old Post Office Lane and the High Street. Its side walls are stone and it may have been all stone originally, with a brick facade added later. On the 1812 map of Badsey it belonged to the Ballard family. An 1815 map shows it belonging to Samuel Shepherd who also owned a narrow strip of land extending back from the house as far as the main Evesham to Bretforton road. Frank Smedley, a coal merchant, lived at Oakleigh in 1912.
This is a collection of photographs of buildings in and around Badsey. The pictures were taken in 2000 and 2001 by Richard Phillips and Elizabeth Noyes.


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UberGizmo reports a rumor that Apple plans to unveil a giant iPod Touch next fall. The new device is supposed to have a 7″ to 9″ touchscreen that will be synonymous with a tablet and feature a mini-me version of the Mac OS X.
Let's think about this for a little while–does this make sense? With CES 2009 seemingly pointing to netbooks becoming more and more popular and experts not thinking Apple will create a netbook, this could have some weight to it. But why would it be a giant iPod Touch? Will the battery life be up to consumers' standards?
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Holidays in Cortina d'Ampezzo - Italy
A holiday with us... "is much more than just relaxing!"
The Sport Hotel Cortina in Cortina d'Ampezzo offering panoramic views of the Tofane Mountains and it is a strategic starting point for discovering the Dolomites - UNESCO.
The Sport Hotel is 500 m from the shopping area along Corso Italia (ideal for shopping, admiring the VIPs). It is also close to Cortina's ice skating rink and a wellness centre & spa that offers discounts to hotel guests. It offers free bike rental, free Wi-Fi, a garage and workshop for motorbikes. New elevator.
Breakfast is buffet style, while the fine restaurant serves a combination of international, Italian and local specialities.
Guests Love It Because...
- Peaceful and scenic location in Cortina d'Ampezzo
- Perfect for a ski holiday! Ski-to-door
- Wonderfully friendly staff and a very cute place
- Our Hotel is member of Cortina Bike Resort. Bikes Available Free!
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I would just like you to know that this is my favourite song on newgounds. It is excellent. I dance around my room whenever this song starts up. My only criticism is at 3:25. The tranisiton is okay, but that part of the song made me so pumped, and then all the sudden piano hits. It just feels like you copped out and thought of an ending quickly. Again, it's decent, but it just seems like it could have been better. I still think this song is amazing, though. Well done.
Incase you're interested. check out Sandbox, a song I helped a friend make, I think you might like it. http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/liste n/219015
Almost missed this review :P. The reason the 3:25 transition is like that is because if you listen to the 1:50 transition it is close to the same, so I wanted it to be similar. I will check the song out later, I have to leave for school :P.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
truly amazing
Its so good that you try to deliver a thought/idea/image through a piece of music. But after all, isn't that what music is about?!
I know, if you keep on going, someday you will be the best.
Hopefully in the future I will become more exposed :P. thanks!
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
ok till 2:45... ugh...
I'm not sure why you saved that little synthy dude for the end jeesh. Made me love the song and miss the rest. Listen the fact you even got me to make a review is because it was that good to begin with. I'll rate ya 5 bud. 9/10 though. It just felt bland in spots, like I was listening to all my other 2 hours worth of techno lol. Downloaded.. Favorited =D
lol thanks. I saved that until the end because okay-worst-best is the best order to do everything that way it leaves a memory of it being great on the listener. You probably feel it was bland because i made the second buildup long but I do feel that is the most emotional part of the song so that is why I did that. Once again, thanks!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
I can see teh kitteh!
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heh. :)
good job.
If the camera was farther back and he wasn't looking at it that would be pretty close to what I had in mind. Thanks for the review!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
awesum song
i realy like this song :)
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The Seat Chiller is designed to dramatically cool off child car seats and forever eliminate a child's risk of burned skin from car seat buckles and the uncomfortable conditions of a hot seat. According to a study conducted by the Stanford School of Medicine, a car's interior can heat up surprisingly fast, regardless of the outside temperature. On a typical July day in Chicago, a parked car can reach 124°F degrees in less than one hour. This isn't just uncomfortable for your child's delicate skin, it's dangerous
Do they make them in adult size? I'd LOVE one!
If my youngest son was still little, I'd definitely consider it. He used to get horrible heat rash just sitting in his car seat.
depends on how much it would cost if if was 15 or 10 bucks yes I would!


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