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I like the sweetness of Miracle Whip. I absolutely LOVE it on a scrambled egg sandwich or used on a Sloppy Joe. I can usually trade out real Mayo with no problem but on a few things I must have Miracle Whip.
I like the sweetness of Miracle Whip. I absolutely LOVE it on a scrambled egg sandwich or used on a Sloppy Joe. I can usually trade out real Mayo with no problem but on a few things I must have Miracle Whip.
"Michelle would never be caught with sausage grease staining her Vera Wang." - rfisher
My beloved grandmother used to make her salads with half sour cream and half Miracle Whip. For that reason alone, members of my family occasionally buy the smallest jar possible to recreate her salad.
My awful luck with the asparagus soup continues. I went to the store to purchase what I need to remake this and the asparagus has gone back up to $3.00 a bundle. Double what it was before and the reason I wanted to make it in the first place. It has been $1.50 for 2 weeks and TODAY it has to go back up?
"Michelle would never be caught with sausage grease staining her Vera Wang." - rfisher
Ours is still $1.50 a bundle; if shipping wasn't worth more than the asparagus I'd send some your way.
Speaking of asparagus, I made a yummy carmelized onion and asparagus quiche last week. The only thing I'd do differently was replace the Swiss cheese with something else. I thought it was a little strong, but other people liked it so maybe I won't change it when I make it in the future.
If ignorance is bliss, I'm overjoyed.
I'm making Hot Cross Buns for the first time. I hope they turn out. They're on their second rise right now.
If ignorance is bliss, I'm overjoyed.
My soup is made and tasting pretty good. I wish it had some more flavor but not sure what else I could do. It has plenty of spice from the pepper and the little bit of crab boil. I've added as much salt as I am comfortable adding because of all the chicken stock. This has enough sodium to give me a stroke, I'm sure. Any ideas? I haven't added the cream so I am really hesitant to add anything until that last bit is added.
"Michelle would never be caught with sausage grease staining her Vera Wang." - rfisher
I found a great way to make homemade icecream very quickly. I had heard of it before but never thought to give it a try until today.
Fill a gallon size ziploc bag half way with ice and sprinkle liberally with salt or use rock salt if you have it.
In a sandwich size ziploc bag pour in 1/2 a cup of milk or half and half (or a combination), 1 tablespoon of sugar, 1/4 teaspoon of vanilla then close the bag very tightly. Put the small bag into the big bag of ice and zip up the bag. Shake for 4-5 minutes until you have ice cream! It comes out delicious. I am thinking of trying this next time without the sugar and seeing if it is edible, would be a great way to enjoy a more diabetic friendly snack.
"Michelle would never be caught with sausage grease staining her Vera Wang." - rfisher
I've only read the last couple of pages and the talk of homemade Mayo has me curious - recipes? (I don't like sweet Mayo)
Just made my favorite crock pot dish last night. I'm ashamed to admit that it uses Cream of Chicken soup, but it's actually really good.
Mix together 16 oz sour cream + 1 can cream of chicken soup.
In crock pot, layer 5 strips of bacon, then cubed raw chicken. Spread 1/2 the mixture.
Make another layer of bacon, chicken, & rest of the mixture.
Add a layer of bacon on top.
Cook on low for 8-10 hours.
The smoky bacon smell & flavor is yummy!
Brian, you can also do this with 2 coffee cans! We visited friends in Florida on spring break on a rainy day and they planned this for my 12 year old. Put a small can (with the lid secured with tape) inside a large can with the ice and salt and lid secured. They you roll it back and forth on the floor! 10 minutes later, open, stir, repeat. It was SO good!
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Now now, comfort food allows for such things.
However, you might consider trying to make your own equivalent by thickening some chicken stock with a roux of butter and flour, and then seasoning it with pepper, thyme or other flavours you like. If you didn't already have the sour cream, I'd say add cream, but no need here.
For many, many years and up until very recently I did hubby's favourite tuna casserole with a can of cream of celery soup - I've since replaced it with actual celery and a cream sauce, and he likes it better. He also now does his family's long time favourite pork chops in mushroom sauce with rice without the soup now, and instead sautes mushrooms into his own cream sauce made in the pork chop fry pan to great success.
Haven't got my family away from turkey gravy made with drippings + a can of golden mushroom soup yet though.
I read about this but we don't drink coffee so we had no cans. I also didn't have any other viable substitutes. I would prefer to use the coffee cans as you can probably make more AND it is a lot easier. It gets a bit tough shaking that bag for 5 minutes and my hands get cold so I end up using oven mits, haha.
"Michelle would never be caught with sausage grease staining her Vera Wang." - rfisher
Oh yes, I'm quite familiar with making my own cream sauces. But to be honest, when I'm trying to get food in the crockpot on a work day morning, I simply don't have time to stand over the stove making a cream sauce. But I do have time to slop some Campbell's into a crock pot.
Like I said, comfort foods are often the exception for so many of us. I think I will still be enjoying the occasional box of Kraft Dinner until I die - I literally grew up on the stuff, and much as I like making macaroni and cheese from scratch, it's never even close to the bright orange goodness I've always loved.
I have tried making my own macaroni and cheese several times--using different recipes--and I still can't get it to taste as good as Kraft or Velveeta shells and cheese. And of course I know that they are made with preservatives, fake cheese, etc., but it's one guilty pleasure I enjoy occasionally. Perhaps I should have used whole milk instead of 2% when making my own??? Does whole milk add to the creaminess?
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My grandmother made the world's best mac & cheese. We've been trying for years (she died in 2003) to recreate it but it never turns out quite right.
And IIRC, she used 2% milk with a splash of cream for goodness (her words ).
She boiled and drained the macaroni, and then added a few spoons of flour and shredded old cheddar by the handfuls. Once it was mixed well, she put it in a greased casserole dish, poured the milk & cream over it (until you can see it rising up to the top of the noodles) covered it with more cheese, put the lid on it and baked it for an hour.
Maybe the problem is that you're trying to get it to taste "like" or "as good as" the packaged stuff. I really see them as 2 completely different foods. It's like trying to make a steak taste like a hamburger. Never gonna happen. Appreciate the packaged day-glo flourescent orange stuff for its unique flavor & texture, and appreciate the gourmet homemade stuff for its real cheese flavor.
In the not-Kraft-but-entirely-awesome category:
A sophisticated version that you can serve to company or enjoy yourselves:
Double Dutch Mac and Cheese with Chard
And a French version from Balthazar restaurant in New York:
Baked Macaroni Gratin
Angelskates, do you have an immersion blender or a food processor? If so homemade mayo is very easy, if not you'll be in for a good long bit of whisking by hand which I don't recommend.
Assuming you proceed with an immersion blender, you need:
1 egg (fresher the better)
1 cup oil (canola is preferred as it's flavorless and cheap but for stronger-tasting mayos you can use olive oil, coconut oil or nut oils)
1 tbsp fresh lemon juice or white vinegar
1 tsp Dijon mustard
1/2 tsp salt
The key to homemado mayo is that ALL the ingredients have to be at room temperature. I can't stress this enough. I recently forgot to take the mustard out of the fridge in advance. The mayo never emulsified and I ended up with eggy oil soup
If you're using an immersion blender, crack the egg into a tall glass or beaker and stir in the lemon juice. Let sit for a couple minutes, that way the lemon juice can kill any potential bacteria in the egg. Then stir in the mustard and top slowly with the oil. Stick your immersion blender in all the way to the bottom, turn it on. In a few seconds you'll see it emulsify and mayo will start to make its way up the sides of the cup. When this starts happening, slowly draw the running blender up until all the oil is incorporated.
If using a food processor, process the egg, mustard and lemon juice for a few seconds, then add the oil, drop by drop at first, while the processor is running.


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MegElizabeth on 3/24/2012 6:12:00 PM more reviews by MegElizabeth
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium Eyes: Green
I would and have bought this mascara again, but I do like trying others still! I like the curved brush, not to everyone's taste but it works for me as I catch every lash at the same time. It runs through the lashes smoothly, surprisingly no clumps for me! I can go through my lashes quite a few times with this brush without it drying up whilst in the process of applying, but be warned, let it dry on your lash for a few seconds before doing any squinting or sneezing and the like. It hasn't got that horrendous smell some mascaras have! I have bought new mascaras that smell like hair removal cream bleeeuuugh, but this one doesn't have that yay!! Deffo buy again, cheap, especially if you get it on offer. I like the bright green and pink packaging also.
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lynne9999 on 2/16/2012 8:44:00 AM more reviews by lynne9999
Age: 44-55 Skin: Acne-prone, Olive Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
Clumpy lumpy horrible mascara
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lisamarie810 on 2/1/2012 more reviews by lisamarie810
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
I absolutely love this mascara. I have short, thin lashes and this makes them really black, gives them a lift and has great staying power for a drugstore mascara. I have tried every drugstore mascara and this really is a hidden treasure. No flaking or smudging problems, take your time applying, use your eyelash curler and you will love it!!!
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*TOP REVIEWER* purplesoul on 1/24/2012 8:52:00 PM more reviews by purplesoul
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This is my HG drugstore mascara!!! The BEST results I have EVER had from a drugstore mascara, after years and years of trying different brands over and over. I love the brush, and the formula goes on easily and doesn't clump when it's fresh. It adds beautiful curl, length, and definition to my lashes.
(note: There is some clumping after the tube has been open and regularly used for a month or so, but this is common of mascaras, and they should be disposed of regularly for hygiene, as any beauty aficionado should know.)
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Doesn't provide the thickness that I want, but damn, those curves. I would re-purchase.
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I love this mascara! its good for a natural look for everyday! It goes through every lash and lengthens them!! its almost similar to the clinique high lengths mascara!! i lov it
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Very liquid formula. Doesn't separate the lashes. Doesn't last. It's clumpy. The curved brush is uncomfortable when applying (at least for my eye). I stopped using it because it did nothing for my lashes, only a little bit of tint.
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I LIKED max volume in the pink, at first, but the secong time i bought it, not as good. This one is awesome, very similar to maybelline volum curve or whatever.... kashes look so dark, so thick and so long! it was under 5$ @ walmart. blows away lash blast, dior, YSL, hard candy, UD, lancome, EVERYTHING. buy it, worth the risk for sure.
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After using this for a while I have realized the brush is way to big and the formula is way to clumpy for lashes. It also doesn't separate lashes and leaves them very clumpy.
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I like that the tube is rounded and small, but I don't like the formula. It was too wet for me at first, and it was a huuuuge pain because my eyelashes are long, so they would hit above my eye and leave black marks. It would also clump way too quickly. Now that it's drier, it's better. It definitely doesn't deliver very much volume. I would say it mostly just defines my lashes, darkens them, and lengthens them a little bit. I thought I would like the curved brush, and I do think it does a decent job with "lift" because it can actually follow the curve of lashes from the base, but I don't like that the tip is tapered because it means it's best if I flip my wrist when doing my left eye so the tapered end is in the inner corner again. It's just doesn't do anything amazing and certainly isn't dramatic, so I would rather spend my money on other drugstore mascaras. It's not the worst mascara ever for sure, but after trying some other drugstore kinds, this is just disappointing. It also smudges a lot on me by the end of the day, on my upper and lower eyelids, so that's not great, but I do have oil skin.


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Risk parity strategies have delivered strong risk-adjusted returns in the recent years of uncertainty, but some investors are concerned about the effect on them of possible interest rate rises.
A recent paper from Aquila Capital, one of Europe's alternative investment managers, "To Bond Or Not To Bond, That Is The Question" suggests that these concerns are overblown.
The study's authors, Harold Heuschmidt and Torsten von Bartenwerffer evaluate the effects of interest rate developments on the performance both of bonds and risk parity strategies. This follows Aquila's recent Europe-wide survey of 255 institutional investors, in which 60 per cent of respondents raised questions about the possible effects of interest rate rises on risk parity portfolios. Certainly, bonds are an important component of risk parity strategies, which exploit the diversification benefits of allocating capital across a range of uncorrelated asset classes, with each asset class contributing equally to the overall risk of the portfolio. The basic principle is that if some asset classes fall, others compensate by rising.
Aquila Capital's paper examines how a risk parity portfolio would have performed in three testing market environments: the Great Depression, the inflationary period of the 1970s and the bond market drawdowns between 2005-2008. The conclusion is that risk parity strategies can deliver attractive risk-adjusted returns across different types of market uncertainty, including periods of rising interest rates.
The study shows that if interest rates remain low or fall further, bonds are likely to make a positive contribution to performance. If rates rise, then bonds would still pay off if such rate hikes have already been priced into the relevant forward curves and the yield curve has a sufficient slope, as currently seems to be the case. If rates rise as a result of strong economic growth or inflation and there is a fall in bond prices that is not matched by yields, then there is likely to be a compensating rise in other asset classes (equities and commodities) within Aquila's risk parity portfolios.
Periods of bond market drawdown tend to be shorter and less dramatic, in any case, than many investors believe. For example, following an unexpected upward shift in rates in 1994, the worst calendar year for the broad bond market, the fall was 2.9 per cent (the following year saw gains of 18.5 per cent). On the other hand, in 2008, the S&P 500 fell by more than 2.9 per cent on 27 individual trading days.
The paper emphasises that managing bond risk is also a matter of diversification within the uncorrelated asset classes in which the risk parity strategy is invested. The Aquila Capital approach is to diversify across a broad range of bond markets on an equally weighted basis. The yield curve, different parts of which respond differently to rising rates, is then dissected in order to ensure a suitably diversified exposure to a range of bond maturities.
The authors also observe that it is uncertain whether rates will actually rise. The current environment of widespread deleveraging, accompanied by both demographic and regulatory pressures that are channelling savings and institutional balance sheets into bonds, could mean that rates remain stable or actually fall. In any case, Heuschmidt and Dr von Bartenwerffer conclude that interest rate rises, if they occur, are unlikely to impair the ability of well managed risk parity strategies to continue to deliver the strong risk-adjusted returns of recent years.
Stuart MacDonald, managing director at Aquila Capital, says: "There is a growing recognition of the value of risk parity strategies as an essential part of a well-constructed portfolio. Many investors, however, have not yet grasped the way in which risk parity can perform in different market conditions. The challenge is to build greater awareness of the diversification and risk equalisation concepts that support risk parity. Risk parity strategies can combine highly controlled volatility and truly effective diversification with high levels of liquidity, transparency and scalability, without compromising returns."
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Chargers Announce Injury Report vs. the Ravens
Posted by on November 23, 2012 – 3:48 PMA short while ago, the Chargers announced their injury report for Sunday's game against the Ravens.
Larry English (calf) and Eddie Royal (hamstring) are out.
Tyronne Green (hamstring) and Dante Rosario (hamstring) are doubtful.
Aubrayo Franklin (knee) is questionable.
Atari Bigby (shoulder), Mike Scifres (ankle) and Louis Vasquez (ankle) are probable.
English and Royal both left last week's game in Denver with their injuries.
Green also was forced out of the match while Rosario wasn't able to suit up with his hurt hamstring.
Franklin suffered a deep bone bruise against the Buccaneers and didn't play last week either.
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Chargers Announce Injury Report vs. Broncos
Posted by on November 16, 2012 – 3:58 PMThe Chargers announced their official injury report a short while ago.
Aubrayo Franklin (knee) is out.
Jared Gaither (groin) is doubtful.
Ryan Mathews (neck) and Dante Rosario (hamstring) are questionable.
Antwan Barnes (hamstring), Atari Bigby (quad), Chris Carr (knee), Tyronee Green (ribs/illness), Melvin Ingram (knee), Mike Scifres (rt. ankle) and Eric Weddle (knee/illness) are all probable.
Franklin suffered a deep bone bruise in his knee during the second quarter of Sunday's game in Tampa Bay. He is expected to be out a couple weeks. By missing the game, he will become the first Chargers defensive starter to miss a game this season.
If Gaither does not suit up on Sunday, and it is looking at this moment that it is likely he will miss the game, it will be the second week in a row he missed with the groin injury.
Mathews suffered a stiff neck as a result of a vicious third quarter collision with the Bucs' Quincy Black. He missed the practice on Wednesday and Thursday but returned on a limited basis on Friday.
Finally, Rosario's hamstring injury flared up in the middle of Thursday's practice.
Tags: Antwan Barnes, Atari Bigby, Aubrayo Franklin, Chris Carr, Dante Rosario, Eric Weddle, Injury Report, Jared Gaither, Melvin Ingram, Mike Scifres, Ryan Mathews, Tyronne Green
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The Bible's pages have supplied blood-and-glory stories not only for racy Hollywood epics, but also for numerous popular operas. Saint-Saens's sexy "Samson and Delilah" and Richard Strauss's head-hunting "Salome" immediately come to mind. For its upcoming Opera Annex production, Boston Lyric Opera is presenting a biblical adaptation of a different sort, composed by Scottish composer James MacMillan to a libretto by poet Michael Symmons Roberts. Drawn from Genesis, the opening book of the Old Testament, "Clemency" explores provocative moral issues of vengeance and forgiveness that continue to resonate loudly today.
In Chapter 18 of Genesis, the elderly Abraham and his wife, Sarah, provide hospitality to three mysterious travelers. Having gratefully received food and drink, the visitors (avenging angels) tell Abraham that his previously barren Sarah will soon bear a son. She laughs at the prophecy, but it will come to pass with the birth of Isaac. The visitors have come to wreak divine vengeance on the sinful nearby twin towns of Sodom and Gomorrah. Abraham shows them the way, but then engages in an impassioned dialogue with God, begging for clemency, arguing that the cities should be spared for the sake of the few righteous people — even if only 10 — living there.
"What interested me about this story," MacMillan said recently in a phone interview from his "mild and snowy" native Glasgow, "is that it's about ordinary people asking the divine to be clement, the opposite from what would be expected. The three visitors are unmerciful, but also representatives of the divine. So it makes us think about the relationship between the human and divine."
First performed at the Linbury Studio Theatre of London's Royal Opera House in May 2011, "Clemency" will be receiving its North American premiere in a new BLO production directed by Andrew Eggert opening on Feb. 6 for four performances held, like all the productions in BLO's Opera Annex series, in a nontraditional venue. This time it is the Artists for Humanity EpiCenter in South Boston. BLO co-commissioned the opera along with Britain's Royal Opera House, Scottish Opera, and the Britten Sinfonia.
Composed in one act and lasting about 50 minutes, "Clemency" was presented alone in London, and at Scottish Opera last summer. For the BLO production, however, music director David Angus decided to pair it with an opening dramatization of a song by Franz Schubert, "Hagar's Lament," a setting of a text by Clemens August Schucking. This is Schubert's first published song, composed in 1811, when he was only 14. A substantial dramatic cantata originally scored for voice and piano, it focuses on what happens in Genesis just before the action described in "Clemency." Sarah's maid Hagar bore a son, Ishmael, by Abraham at the urging of Sarah, who had been unable to conceive. But later Sarah expels Hagar and the infant Ishmael into the wilderness, where Hagar laments her bitter fate to God.
Maestro Angus, who will conduct, has orchestrated some portions of "Hagar's Lament" for the same small string orchestra used in "Clemency." The two pieces will be staged without a break, as one integrated theatrical whole, for six singers and string orchestra. Soprano Christine Abraham sings the role of Sarah, with baritone David Kravitz as Abraham and Michelle Trainor as Hagar. The roles of the three "travelers" are sung by male voices: two tenors (Neal Ferreira and Samuel Levine), and a baritone (David McFerrin).
Boston audiences know the deeply spiritual, dramatic, often ecstatic music of James MacMillan — considered by many to be today's leading British composer — from several recent performances by the Boston Symphony Orchestra. In 2010, the BSO gave the American premiere of MacMillan's oratorio "St. John Passion" (a BSO co-commission), and earlier this season played the orchestral interludes from his 2006 opera, "The Sacrifice," on Welsh folk legends, also adapted by Symmons Roberts.
It was, in fact, when MacMillan came to Boston for the "St. John Passion" performances that the idea of including BLO in the commissioning of "Clemency" occurred. As it happens, Nicholas Russell, BLO's current director of artistic operations, is also a Scot from Glasgow (a fellow Glaswegian) who formerly worked at the Scottish Opera and has known MacMillan ("Jimmy") for years. "We even lived on the same street in Glasgow," Russell said recently, "and I once commissioned a short anthem from him for my father's birthday."
So Russell arranged a meeting for MacMillan with Esther Nelson, BLO's general and artistic director. "A clear affinity developed between the three of us over lunch," said Russell, "and we decided to join the commission of 'Clemency,' which MacMillan was already composing." BLO decided, however, to co-commission only the opera itself, and not the production staged in England and Scotland. This made it possible for BLO to incorporate "Hagar's Lament" into the performance.Continued...


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Boys of the Lough
Boys of the Lough have always had a strong Scottish and Shetland element, mixed with Irish, English and other international influences. In their illustrious 40 year history, they have travelled all over the world, taking their music and song to huge audiences. Over that time they have evolved, never afraid to incorporate new strands in their work.
The Shetland fiddle tradition is upheld by Kevin Henderson, who has been playing with the band since 2002. He came to the fiddle at nine years of age, and went on to receive tuition from the near-legendary Willie Hunter. Kevin also plays with Shetland band, Fiddlers Bid; with fiddle-based band, Session A9; and - reflecting the fact that he now lives in Norway - with The Nordic Fiddlers Bloc.
Malcolm Stitt is originally from An Gearasdan (Fort William), where his father had a ceilidh band. Malcolm was appointed as a Pipe Major at the age of 14, but is now better known for playing the guitar and bouzouki. He's been instrumental in founding and performing with a number of bands, as well as recording them. His first visit to the Island was as a member of Keep It Up, and he has performed at Yn Chruinnaght with Deaf Shepherd and the Chris Stout Trio. Now resident in Ramsey, Malcolm has brought his musicianship and expertise to collaborations with a number of Manx musicians, including harper Erika Kelly, with whom he performed at Yn Chruinnaght last year.
For information about Cathal McConnell and Brendan Begley, see the entry for Ireland!
Duo Vincendeau/Felder
Two superb Breton musicians, Stevan Vincendeau and Thomas Felder have come together to play an exciting blend of Breton traditional music and their own compositions, all strikingly arranged for Stevan's accordion and Thomas' fiddle.
Stevan is originally from the Bro Wen, 'the white country' of salt marshes in the south of Brittany, from the beautiful walled town of Guerande. Thomas is from the area round the Breton capital of Rennes. They first came together when playing for festou noz almost 10 years ago. Since then, they have become very popular as performers, not only for dancing, but also in concert. They have also recorded an album, Samajhima.
9Bach provide a fresh twist to traditional Welsh folk songs, with idiosyncratic arrangements accompanying the haunting voice of Lisa Jen Brown. She founded 9Bach with Martin Hoyland (guitar) about seven years ago, and the band have become recognised for arrangements which bring colour and life to the stories and make them accessible to a contemporary audience.
In addition to their vocal harmonies, 9Bach use harp, harmonium and cello with drums, bass, guitar and keyboards. Joining Lisa Jen and Martin are Esyllt Glyn Jones on harp, Ali Byworth on drums and Dan Swain on bass guitar.
Their name is a bilingual pun. Rather than 'naw', the Welsh for the number nine, the number should be pronounced as the English 'nine'. That sound is the same as the Welsh 'nain', which means 'grandmother'.
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Boys of the Lough
Boys of the Lough have always had a strong Irish element, mixed with Scottish, Shetland, English and other international influences. In their illustrious 40 year history, they have travelled all over the world, taking their music and song to huge audiences. Over that time they have evolved, never afraid to incorporate new strands in their work.
Cathal McConnell is a founder member of Boys of the Lough. He is originally from County Fermanagh. In addition to his All-Ireland championship-winning flute and whistle playing, Cathal is well-known for his fantastic fund of songs, ranging from serious big ballads to humorous ditties. His introductions, even to the serious pieces, are noted for their wit, as Cathal is quite the raconteur. He has been honoured as Traditional Musician of the Year at the Willy Clancy Summer School, and was awarded a Gradam Ceoil music award for his singing in an event televised by TG4.
Brendan Begley has been playing with Boys of the Lough since 1997. He is from a musical family in Coirce Dhuibhne, the Gaeltacht area of the Dingle peninsula (An Daingean) in west Kerry. Brendan was responsible for setting up an opportunity for people to learn more about traditional music with the Scoil Cheoil an Earraigh (Scoill Chiaullee yn Arree) which is held in Ballyferriter every February. In addition to playing his button accordion, Brendan is a fine singer of songs in Irish.
For information about Kevin Henderson and Malcolm Stitt, see the entry for Scotland!
Leski is a Cornish trio which combines the guitar playing and vocals of Steve Hunt, the fiddle playing and vocals of Richard Trethewey, and the distinctive hammered dulcimer playing of Kerensa. This is a welcome return visit by Leski, whose performances were so much enjoyed in 2009. The hammered dulcimer in particular intrigued many people, with its bright sound. Kerensa had tuition from leading players including American musician Jim Couza. She played as a professional musician 'up country' for some time before moving back to her native Truro.
In addition to bands in Cornwall, Richard Trethewey has performed with bands and as a soloist in the Newcastle area, where he studied for the traditional music degree. In addition to traditional material, Richard also writes and performs his own songs and tunes, some of which he has recorded on his 'Dig Where You Stand' album.
Steve Hunt has played with a number of leading Cornish bands including visitors to Yn Chruinnaght, Dalla. He's originally from the Island, but his family moved away, and he ended up in Cornwall. He's accompanied by his wife Carmen, who'll once again be leading some Cornish dancing for us at Yn Chruinnaght.
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Preview: Patriots @ Falcons
Through three games, the New England Patriots have remained unbeaten for the first time since 2007 even though this year's team is vastly different to the dominance of '07 so far. However, the defense has given up its fewest points in the first three games of a season since 1979 and the offense took great strides last week with two touchdown catches from Kenbrell Thompkins and seven catches from both Aaron Dobson and Julian Edelman. On the negative side, the Patriots still may not have tight end Rob Gronkowski who is trying to recover from back and arm surgeries. Yes, the Patriots did get Josh Freeman benched, but this team has not exactly played the greatest of competition so far. This team will face its toughest test of the season so far on Sunday night as they try to defeat a team that was a preseason favorite in the NFC. This team is also trying to avoid a disappointing 1-3 start to their season.
The Atlanta Falcons were in the same position the Patriots were in last year, one half away from reaching the Super Bowl. This year, the Falcons revamped in the offseason with the signing of running back Steven Jackson to improve their offense. So far, Atlanta has seen Jackson miss time with a hamstring injury and wide receiver Roddy White be limited in games due to an ankle sprain.
On defense, the team will also be without their best linebacker Sean Weatherspoon for at least a couple of months with a foot injury. That being said, this team still has an above average quarterback in Matt Ryan and good receivers in Julio Jones and tight end Tony Gonzalez that have the capability of lighting up a scoreboard. With this game being in the Georgia Dome and at night (8:30 ET, NBC), this will be a raucous crowd especially in what probably feels like a must-win for Atlanta.
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SWE Membership is open to all majors / all genders. Attend our General Body Meetings to find out how you can join, and the benefits of being a part of one of the best engineering organizations on campus!
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Tip-Off Timer: Lindsey Hunter, NBA's Oldest Player, Born in '70
Whether he realizes it or not, Lindsey Hunter became the answer to a trivia question this summer: he's now the oldest player under contract in the NBA. Hunter was born on December 3, 1970, which means there are exactly zero players left in the NBA born in the 1960s. Dikembe Mutombo, who turned 43 in June, was previously the NBA's elder statesman, but he's now a free agent, after suffering a serious knee injury in April, he announced his intentions to retire.
To put into context just how long his Hunter's career has spanned, he shared the court with Isiah Thomas, Joe Dumars and Bill Laimbeer as a rookie. He was the 11th overall pick of the 1993 draft, behind the likes of Chris Webber, Shawn Bradley, Penny Hardaway and Jamal Mashburn, all of whom are long since retired.
Sam Cassell, 39, was technically employed by the Celtics and Kings last season but didn't play a single minute, and he joined Flip Saunders' staff as an assistant coach in Washington before he had a chance to take the torch from Mutombo. He followed in the footsteps of Darrell Armstrong, 41, who last played in 2007-08 before joining Rick Carlisle's staff as a rookie assistant coach in Dallas last season.
It's always possible that Robert Horry, who turns 39 later this month, or P.J. Brown, who turns 40 in October, could latch on with a contender and bump Hunter down a notch, but they've each been out of the game for over a year.
Drafted as the heir to Isiah Thomas' throne, Hunter didn't quite live up to those initial expectations but obviously carved out a successful NBA career. He's won two NBA titles, his first as a part-time starter for the 2002 Lakers followed by another during his second stint with the Pistons in 2004.
Hunter was reportedly contemplating retirement in 2006 -- but that was three years and three contracts ago. After signing with the Bulls last summer, he re-signed a for the veteran's minimum last month. He's averaged 8.6 points per game over his career and is still one of the better on-the-ball defenders in the NBA, although the Bulls likely brought him back to continue his role as a mentor for Derrick Rose more so than his playing ability.
Whenever Hunter decides to hang them up, Bruce Bowen, who turned 38 in June, is next in line for "oldest player" honors.


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SOUTH WEBER -- It was like the "Hell's Kitchen" reality TV show, only without Gordon Ramsey cursing and spewing at them for every misstep.
But there was a lot of pressure regardless when a group of Weber Basin Job Corps culinary art students swept an 18-team regional competition recently at Little Rock, Ark.
The team of four took first place trophies in taste, presentation and originality, leading to its clinching the top spot for best overall Job Corps Center.
"It was a lot of fun and very challenging," said Brittany Alcala, 18. "Trying to keep track of the time while we were cooking was probably the most challenging thing, because we usually don't have to do that."
Bryton Vernon, 17, said the mystery category was probably the most challenging event at the competition in his opinion.
"We found out the night before what we had to do," he said. "We were given beef tenderloin and a rack of lamb and we had to come up with a complete menu by the next morning."
The students competed in a two-round competition, said Weber Basin Job Corps culinary arts instructor Jack Jones. Each round consisted making an appetizer, two entrees and a dessert.
"They moved from 18 teams to the top six," Jones said. "And then they were fortunate enough to come away with the entire contest."
Kelsea Boyle, 17, said winning the competition gave her more confidence in her cooking skills.
"It made me feel really good because we put a lot of effort into it. It definitely made me feel more confident with my skills and being in the culinary program," she said. "I think cutting the salmon was probably my favorite part because I had to skin it, pull all the bones out and then portion it out."
Shaun Stone-Gerardy, 20, who was a team assistant, said it was challenging to keep track of everything.
"So much was going on," he said. "I had to make sure everyone was taken care of and keep focused on my own cooking at the same time."
Each of the students hopes to become a professional chef.
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The Rosetta mission, being undertaken by ESA, aims to research the history of how our Solar System was formed by investigating one of the oldest and most primordial of heavenly bodies, a comet. The mission consists of one orbiter and the Philae lander. DLR played a major role in building the lander and runs the lander control centre which is preparing for and overseeing the difficult task of landing on the comet, a feat never before accomplished.
Among the most fascinating projects in the exploration of the Universe is the European Space Agency's Rosetta mission, launched in 2004 to investigate the comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko. For the first time, a spacecraft will follow a comet as it approaches the Sun and land on its nucleus.
The original Philae comet lander has been travelling through space since 2 March 2004. It is currently in hibernation mode, awaiting its arrival at Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. But the Philae models on the ground are being put through their paces: they are being tested to breaking point and examined by DLR.


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Harry Redknapp has confirmed Marseille striker Loic Remy has rejected the opportunity to join Queens Park Rangers .
Remy has been linked with a string of clubs so far in the January transfer window and QPR boss Redknapp was keen to win the chase for the forward.
He travelled to France in the hope of discussing a deal, but revealed the 26-year-old did not want to even talk about a move to Loftus Road.
"I went over last week to watch him, not that I needed to, as I watched him seven times when I was at Spurs. I couldn't even get a meeting with him," Redknapp said.
"I was hoping for a meeting with him to encourage him to come and he wasn't being disrespectful.
"People say he was being disrespectful not talking to us but he was in a position where last year at Spurs he was interested and I got on well with him, and I think he felt embarrassed coming to see me to say he wasn't interested in coming to QPR.
"He just felt he was in a position he found difficult to handle."
Newcastle have been strongly tipped to launch a bid for Remy as Alan Pardew searches for a replacement for Demba Ba, who has joined Chelsea.
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Rehabilitation Links
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Rehabilitation & Sports Medicine
While many therapy programs typically provide care with the assistance of technicians or aides, our approach focuses on a direct therapist-to-patient relationship and individual hands-on therapy. The staff at Lakeview's Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine Center is committed to listening to patients and providing the latest advances and information through patient education. This ensures continuity in each patient's treatment and allows for greater goal–setting and accomplishments for the therapist-patient team. Awareness and self-care are always considered key to patients' health.
Our therapists work together using a multidisciplinary approach to deliver exceptional team-based therapy for neurological diagnosis such as traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury and stroke.
Physical Therapy
Our state licensed Physical Therapists develop, maintain and restore maximum movement and functional mobility to patients with injuries or physical disabilities. Physical Therapy treatment utilizes activities to strengthen, improve motion, reduce pain and improve balance in order to restore daily function.
Some of our Programs include:
- Neck and Back
- Pilates
- Shoulder/Hip/Knee/Foot & Ankle
- Sport Performance
- Balance and Vestibular Training
- Brain Injury
- Spinal Cord Injury
- Stroke
Total Joint Program
- Total Hip
- Total Knee
- Discharge planning
Wound Care
- Comprehensive wound care using the latest techniques and dressings
Women's Health
- For many women, pregnancy can trigger flare-ups in back pain or create new back problems and injuries. Our certified therapists help women at higher risk for these problems to develop core strength, improve postural awareness, decrease pain, and relieve lower-back stress. Learn more about managing pregnancy-related back pain.
Occupational Therapy
Our state licensed Occupational Therapists facilitate functional independence with the "job of living" through physical and cognitive training, environmental modifications and adaptive equipment. Our occupational therapists specialize in treatment of orthopedic and hand injuries as well as stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, Parkinson's disease and other neurological disorders.
Some of our Programs include:
Hand Therapy
Certified Hand Therapists receive additional specialized training of the upper extremity to assist in rehabilitating patients with upper extremity dysfunction.
- Wound management
- Edema control
- Desensitization
- Range of motion/strengthening
- Scar management
- Joint protection
- Custom orthotics
Shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand injuries
- Arthritis
- Ligament injuries
- Nerve compression - learn more about nerve pain
- Tendonitis
- Work related injuries / cumulative trauma
Custom Splints
- Static, Dynamic, Sport Related
Neurological Impairments
- Therapy to address functional limitations following a neurological injury such as a stroke. Treatment would focus on improving range of motion, self-care and fine motor skills.
- Lymphedema - The use of manual drainage, compression therapy and exercise to reduce swelling in the upper and lower extremities after the removal of lymph nodes or post-mastectomy surgery.
Speech-Language Therapy
Our state licensed Speech-Language Pathologists are responsible for facilitating treatment of patients with physical and/or cognitive deficits resulting in difficulty with communication and/or swallowing. Intensive, individualized speech therapy is available for children and adults. As with all of Lakeview's programs, continuity of the therapist-patient relationship and one-on-one sessions are emphasized in treating speech, language, and swallowing disorders.
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To schedule an appointment call Lakeview Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine at (985) 867-4054 or fax physician orders to (985) 893-6840.
Pediatric Rehabilitation
Lakeview Regional Medical Center provides physical, occupational, and speech therapies are available to children with short-term or long-term needs. We commonly treat children with a variety of congenital, neuromuscular, and developmental disorders such as cerebral palsy, spina bifida, autism, and developmental delay.
Physical Therapy
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LSVT BIG and LSVT LOUD Therapy for Parkinson's Disease
The Lakeview Regional Medical Center Rehabilitation Department is the only facility in West St. Tammany Parish to offer LSVT LOUD™ and LSVT BIG™ for the treatment of individuals with Parkinson's disease and other neurological conditions using innovative and clinically proven methods for improving communication and movement. Our occupational therapists receive specialized training in the use of this type of therapy.
LSVT LOUD™ is considered the gold standard in treating speech disorders for people with Parkinson's Diseases and has demonstrated improved vocal loudness, improved speech intelligibility and more facial expression. Research on LSVT BIG™ therapy has documented improved ratings on tests of motor functioning after treatment, including: faster walking and bigger steps, improved balance and increased trunk rotation.
LSVT LOUD™ therapy consists of 4 one-hour treatment sessions a week for 4 weeks plus daily homework. Therapy includes increasing intensity, increasing breath support, increasing pitch range and improving vocal quality. Additional improvements that have been noted include improvement in swallowing and the masked facial expression which often accompanies Parkinson's disease.
At Lakeview Regional Medical Center, a certified Occupational Therapist uses the LSVT Big™ technique to drive intense and high effort practice and teaches the amount of effort required to produce normal movements. LSVT Big™ therapy consists of 16 individual sessions, 4 consecutive days per week for 4 weeks plus daily homework and exercise practice.
Learn more about Parkinson's Disease
To schedule an appointment call Lakeview Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine at (985) 867-4054 or fax physician orders to (985) 893-6840.
The Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine Center is located across the street from Lakeview Regional Medical Center at 19055 Kane Lane Covington, LA 70433.
Pelvic Floor Dysfunction Therapy
Pelvic pain and/or incontinence can affect a number of women. The pain or dysfunction may relate to the muscles or joints in the pelvic area. A licensed, board certified physical therapist with specialized training in pelvic rehabilitation can evaluate your symptoms and develop a treatment program tailored to your individual needs.
Common Diagnoses include:
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To schedule an appointment call Lakeview Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine at (985) 867-4054 or fax physician orders to (985) 893-6840.
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Arugula and Radish Salad Recipe
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Whether he's making a simply delicious salad or creating a cocktail fresh from the garden for Oprah and her friends, Eduardo Chavez knows how to squeeze the very best flavors out of fruits and vegetables.
Serves 4
8 cups lightly packed baby arugula (about 1/2 pound)
8 radishes (about 7 ounces), trimmed and thinly sliced
1/2 cup spicy citrus dressing (
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1/2 tsp. kosher salt
1/8 tsp. ground black pepper
2 ounces Gruyère, shaved using a vegetable peeler
Total time: 25 minutes (includes making the dressing)
In a large bowl, toss together arugula, radishes, dressing, salt, and pepper. Divide among 4 plates, top with Gruyère, and serve.
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or other video sites like break.com...
it boggles the mind. I'm using FF.
or other video sites like break.com...
it boggles the mind. I'm using FF.
I BELIEVE I'll have another beer!
Try installing/re-installing the latest Flash player:
Adobe - Adobe Flash Player
Wifey had the same problem and figured out her youtube player's volume was turned down. Check that.
Visit these sites on another browser such as IE. Does it work?
Are regular computer chimes audible, such as shutting down, deleting a file, etc.?
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Chrome was the same, no audio.
dude, I said iTunes worked, so anything on the PC will work. even a DL'd video had audio.
I BELIEVE I'll have another beer!
If you open the advanced sound properties is their an AUX section? if so is it muted or volume turned down?
If AUX is not there you may need to add it and check the settings for it.
This seems to work for other people that have had this problem.
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all mute boxes are unchecked.
no audio from amazon.com either. anything online, like I've said. ONLINE.
sorry fellas, it's been frustrating. I hung up on VeriSuck for being put on hold by the tech support for too long.
off to do something more productive before the day is over.
keep other suggestions coming. I need to check them all. remember, it's all ONLINE, whether it's FF or Chrome or IE...
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Hey, current iPhone users, I'm Sharon Vaknin. Since you've probably already decided to switch to Android, I'm not gonna tell you all the benefits of doing it. You already know that you're getting a highly customizable interface, and then you can choose from a huge selection of phones. I also don't need to tell you that you're probably getting a faster processor and a better camera along with free turn-by-turn navigation. You know these things and more. So, now it's time to figure out how to get all your iPhone data to your shining new Android phone. Alright. Get your iPhone, Android and computer out in front of you. The least you need to do before following these steps is add your Google account to your new phone by going to Menu, Settings, Account & sync, Add Account, Google, and then following the steps on the screen. If you don't have a Google account, there's also an option to create one. Let's start by transferring your contacts. Connect your iPhone to your computer and launch iTunes. Click on your phone's name, then go to the Info tab. Check sync contact with Google contacts, and now enter the same Gmail account associated with your phone. Then apply the changes. Your contacts are now being transferred from your iPhone to Gmail and from Gmail to your Android. Calendars and Notes are also easy to transfer. On your iPhone, go to Settings, and then Mail, Contacts and Calendars. If the Gmail account you're using with your Android isn't here, add it. Then go back to Mail Settings, tap the account and turn Syncing on for Calendars, Notes. Now your calendar will transfer to your new phone and your notes will be filed under a label in Gmail called Notes. You can't sync notes back to your Android, but they're safe in Gmail and searchable if you ever need to find them. Now, it's time for some bad news. There's really no easy syncing for Android like there was for your iPhone through iTunes. Everything is done with manual dragging and dropping, mostly for photos, videos, and music. Let's start with photos and videos. We first need to get them off your iPhone and on to your computer. Mac users, just connect your iPhone to your computer and lounge image capture. Put the photos in a new folder on your desktop and hit Download All. If you're on Windows, plug-in your phone and open My Computer. You will see the phone show up as an imaging device, right click it and hit Explore. Then drag and drop all the photos and videos into a new folder on your desktop. Now, connect your Android phone to your Windows or Mac computer. Mount the phone and you'll see it show up on your desktop. Open it and find the pictures folder. Sometimes it's called DCIN, but if you don't see one, just create it. You can name it photos. Then, just drag and drop the files from your hard drive onto the Android pictures folder and let it transfer. Once it's done, the photos will show up in the gallery app on your phone, and of course, you can also add other photos and videos from your hard drive using the same drag and drop method. The same method applies to putting music on your Android. You might be thinking about your text messages and voicemail. Right now, there's no simple way to export these items from your iPhone. It's possible but the process itself really deserves its own how to. If there are specific text messages you want to keep, you can forward them to your email account by going to messages, opening the conversation, hit at it, and then tap the messages you want to forward. Hit Forward and send it to your email address. That's really the only easy option. With your contacts, calendars, photos, music, and videos on your Android, what are we gonna do with your old iPhone? Well, you can keep it and basically use it as an iPad or you can sell it somewhere online like Gazelle or you can make your mom happy and give her a nice gift. For CNET, I'm Sharon Vaknin, and I'll see you on the interwebs.
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My life with HIV, by Maureen
I was born in Zambia 1973 and came to England in April 1994 to live with my cousin to help her look after her three children. Soon after, I had swollen legs and I went to accident and emergency where I was told I had an acute febrile illness. I was admitted to Queen Mary's University Hospital Roehampton. In July 1994 I was asked if they could do a HIV test and I agreed. I didn't know anything about HIV. Back in Zambia the word HIV was unspoken. I had heard of AIDS which I only associated with death. Three days later I was diagnosed HIV-positive. I was 19 years old when they told me and explained that I was HIV-positive. I was shocked, upset and I couldn't speak to anyone. Later that day I asked myself why, why me?
When I was told, my auntie and my cousin's husband were standing there and I could hear them say in my language 'She has to go back home. Who is going look after her? Who will tell her that we can't look after her?'
I just wanted someone to say to me that everything will be alright but no one did. The pain I felt in my heart grew stronger and the feeling I had, I knew, wasn't good. I was lost and confused. No one asked me what I wanted. I needed my mother and father to be there. I started crying. I waited. I agonised with the thought of going back home with this family whom I could see didn't want me there. To them I was a dead person walking.
I started worrying. When 'my time' came would I have anyone to sit at my bedside with me? Another worry was that being the first born in my family meant I was expected to provide for them. How was I going to tell my mummy, daddy, brothers and sisters when I go back to Zambia? Yet it became important to me to accept the situation that I am HIV-positive. I needed to be strong for my family and myself. Again, I kept asking myself why me?
Finally, my aunt made the decision that I would go back and live with them. This was on the condition that I would not talk about my illness nor my feelings. At the same time the children would have returned to school.
I started seeing my consultant and a health advisor at a clinic in south west London. At first, appointments were weekly then monthly. My CD4 count was 460. In January 1997 my viral load was tested for the first time and it was 750,000. I was told that such a high level suggested I was at risk of becoming ill because of HIV in the near future. In February 1997 my doctor from the clinic phoned and asked me to come in and see him. I asked why, and was told it was time to start taking anti-HIV drugs. I remember falling down on the floor with the phone in my hand. As I was having lunch with my cousin and the children, my cousin took the phone from me and started talking to my doctor. The silence, sadness, everything came back again and the things I wanted to stay in the past started to invade my thoughts and were here again with me in the future.
The thought of taking the medication everyday of my life was like the feeling of drowning. I felt the pain coming back again and I was in shock.
Later I gave myself a good talking to, and made the decision to accept and start taking the medication. Unfortunately, I started having side-effects, feeling tired all the time but worst of all I couldn't tell anyone how I was feeling. I kept waiting for someone to talk to, but the pain inside me was growing everyday.
Living with HIV changed everything in my life. In late 1997 I moved to central London and registered at a new HIV clinic. In 2000 I developed resistance to the drugs I was taking. I had a break from the drugs between November 2000 and November 2002. Then I started taking different medication and again started to have side-effects. I was feeling tired, dizzy, with diarrhoea and nausea. I changed the drugs again. I had a different set of side-effects. My stomach grew and I looked like I was pregnant. I didn't like it. Once when I was on the bus someone offered me a seat and said 'in your condition you shouldn't be standing, have a seat.' I was upset and looking at this person I said 'no thank you, I am not pregnant.' Everyone looked at me. I could feel what they were thinking and saying in their hearts. After that the feeling I had wasn't good and I started crying. I felt pain, hate and anger every time I thought about HIV.
Now I know I am not alone. I have support from other people and I give support to others as well. I think living with HIV has made me stronger and I believe that once I accepted it and learnt to move on, life became easier. But I have to say I wouldn't wish this on anyone in the world. I think being HIV-positive made me not want to be in a relationship with anyone, but yes, I would like to find someone who will accept me for who I am.


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A bursa is a filmy-colored sac that protects and cushions your joints. Bursitis means inflammation of one of your bursa sacs. The inflammation may result from arthritis in the joint or injury or infection of a bursa. Bursitis produces pain and tenderness and may limit the movement of nearby joints. You can get bursitis in your shoulders, elbows, hips, knees, heels and big toe. Injuries, overuse and repetitive stress are common causes of bursitis. Certain diseases, such as arthritis and gout, might also cause it. It sometimes occurs with tendinitis. You can usually treat bursitis with rest, ice, and medicines to ease pain and reduce swelling. Other treatments include ultrasound, physical therapy, steroid injections and, in rare cases, surgery. Stretching before you exercise, strengthening your muscles and resting when you do repetitive tasks might help prevent bursitis.
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Our address verification features include parsing, transliteration, formatting and enrichment. The AddressDoctor Software Library combines all 5 postal certifications in one engine and is CASS, SERP, AMAS, SNA and SendRight certified. Your address data will be compared to the most up-to-date and complete postal reference data. Integrated transliteration allows us to verify address databases captured in different writing systems or foreign languages. Addresses are standardized and formatted to comply with specific local postal requirements. Get a delivery assessment and use integrated geocoding or consumer segmentation to add additional information to your addresses.
Supports 7 different writing systems
Parses and standardizes address elements
Verifies and corrects address elements
Formats addresses according to the postal standards of each country
appends latitude and longitude to your addresses
add socio-demographic characteristics to your addresses