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A strike threatens the bread supply in Lebanon
Lebanon's Union of Bakeries announced Monday it would hold an open-ended strike from Thursday until the government compensates them for the increased cost of raw materials used in bread production.
The protest action threatens to leave the Lebanese short of a food staple consumed with traditional cuisine. "We will begin an open strike starting on Thursday 6 p.m. and bakeries will be completely closed for business," said the union in a statement.
The union said the sharp increase in the prices of raw materials used by bakeries for producing Lebanese white bread was the major reason behind the strike.
"[We have taken the decision to strike] after the significant increases that occurred with the prices of fuel, yeast, sugar and all raw materials that enter in the making of a loaf," added the statement.
The union also cited a wage increase decision recently taken by the Lebanese Cabinet as another reason behind their call for a strike. The statement said four months of deliberations with Economy Minister Nicolas Nahas had ended in failure.
"We call on the Interior Ministry to protect bakeries [during the strike] so we do not reach a situation where bakeries are attacked by vandalizers," the statement added.
The union has demanded that the government compensate bakers for the increase of the price of 20 liters of diesel from LL24,000 to LL30,000 and increase subsidies on raw materials.
The government subsidizes wheat intended for regular Lebanese white bread, which is considered a vital staple consumed with almost every meal. The government caps the price of a standard pack of bread at LL1,500.
In April 2011, the Economy and Trade Ministry increased subsidies on wheat flour, bringing down the price of wheat flour from LL580,000 to LL530,000 per ton. The increase in the subsidy averted a strike announced by the bakeries back then. Meanwhile, the country's public transportation unions reiterated Monday that they would hold a nationwide strike scheduled for April 19.
The statement came following an assembly of the unions held in Baakline, where speakers vowed wide participation in the strike and repeated their demand to set a cap on fuel prices, which have increased to record high levels over the past months.
According to the Energy Ministry's price update last week, the price of 98-octane graded gasoline reached LL39,700 while 95-octane graded fuel reached LL39,000 per 20 liters. The cost of diesel and fuel oil reached LL29,200 per 20 liters. It is expected that gasoline could exceed LL40,000 by Thursday, when the weekly price update is issued by the ministry.
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Skolarus, Lesli E., James F. Burke, Devin L. Brown, and Vicki Freedman. 2014. "Understanding stroke survivorship expanding the concept of poststroke disability." Stroke, 45(1): 224-230.
Background and Purpose-Limitations in essential daily activities are common among older adults after stroke, but little is known about restrictions in their ability to participate in valued social activities. We sought to broaden our understanding of disability after stroke by characterizing poststroke participation restrictions and investigating the extent to which they are accounted for by differences in physical and cognitive capacity, aphasia/dysarthria, depressive, and anxiety symptoms. Methods-Data from the 2011 National Health and Aging Trends Study (NHATS) were used to identify 892 self-reported stroke survivors aged =65 years. One-to-one propensity matching was performed on demographics and comorbidities to create a matched sample. Participation restrictions were defined as reductions/absence in social activities valued by respondents because of their health or functioning. Physical and cognitive capacity, depressive and anxiety symptoms were measured by validated scales and aphasia/dysarthria by a single question. Comparisons using survey-weighted ?2 tests and logistic regression were made. Results-Stroke survivors had more participation restrictions (32.8% versus 23.5%; odds ratio, 1.59; 95% confidence interval, 1.28-1.95; P>0.01) than controls. Differences between stroke survivors and controls in any participation restriction and several components (attending religious service, clubs/classes, and going out for enjoyment) were eliminated after adjusting for physical capacity. Depressive and anxiety symptoms and aphasia/dysarthria were independent predictors of participation restrictions. Conclusions-Stroke survivors have more participation restrictions than can be accounted for by sociodemographic profiles and comorbidity burden. Future work aimed at improving physical capacity, reducing depressive and anxiety symptoms, and improving aphasia/dysarthria has potential to enhance participation.© 2013 American Heart Association Inc.
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2:22 PM — PinkNews.co.uk exclusive The government has published its long-awaited Discrimination Law Review, and is asking the public for their views on a proposed new Equality Act.The purpose of the new legislation is to simplify the current piecemeal discrimination laws and to strengthen the new Commission for Equality and Human Rights, which comes into being this autumn.
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12:21 PM — Three of the world's top reggae and dancehall singers have renounced homophobia and condemned violence against lesbians and gay men.Beenie Man, Sizzla and Capleton had previously released anti-gay hate songs, including incitements to murder lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.They have now signed up to the Reggae Compassionate Act in a deal brokered with top reggae promoters and Stop Murder Music activists.
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Review: Two Men Talking
11:50 AM — In a tiny, intimate venue in the heart of Whitehall, two men perform a play that records their lives as gay, Jewish South Africans.Two Men Talking starts in sweltering South Africa where Paul Browde and Murray Nossel are schoolchildren during Apartheid.Their tale takes us takes us to New York and London, through their experiences of career struggles, coming out as gay and dealing with HIV and AIDS, and finally recalling their reunion in America.
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5:42 PM — The First Minister of Northern Ireland has faced questions in the province's Assembly about the anti-gay views of his son, who is a junior minister in the devolved government.Ian Paisley Snr told Assembly members that he is opposed to any sort of discrimination, but would not give an assurance that Ian Jnr would be kept away from equality duties.Paisley Jnr angered political opponents when he said he finds gay and lesbian people repulsive.
Analysis: Football is coming homo
4:55 PM — The news that the Gay and Lesbian Football Association World Championship is coming to London next year will be music to the ears of the ever-growing gay football community in the UK.Last week's launch event at the Football Association headquarters in Soho Square was attended by the great and the good from the gay community and the football world.Several Members of Parliament were there to lend their support along with gay rights activist Peter Tatchell.
Gays to feature at free West End musical event
3:21 PM — The London Gay Men's Chorus will sing to thousands of fans at the UK's biggest free theatre festival in the heart of the capital next week.The chorus - the best known gay choir in Europe, with 200 singing members - will perform at West End Live in Leicester Square.They will join a host of top West End shows at the festival such as Dirty Dancing, Avenue Q, Fame, Mamma Mia, Little Shop of Horrors, Menopause the Musical, Drowsy Chaperone and the Sound of Music.
9th June 2007
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10:26 PM — Lee has won Any Dream Will Do, the BBC talent show to find the star of Joseph was hosted by gay comic and television presenter, Graham Norton.The series was judged by Joseph composer, Andrew Lloyd Webber and his esteemed panel of experts - Broadway and West End leading lady Denise Van Outen, celebrated theatre producer Bill Kenwright, Torchwood star John Barrowman and outspoken vocal coach Zoe Tyler.
George Michael performs first concert at new Wembley Stadium
10:26 PM — Just a day after being sentenced to 100 hours of community service and receiving a two year driving ban, George Michael has played the first ever concert at the new Wembley, seven years since Bon Jovi played the last concert at the old stadium in August 2000.District Judge Katherine Marshall at Brent Magistrates Court ruled out a custodial sentence, instead giving the gay singer 100 hours community service and a two year driving ban. He admitted the offence but claimed he was guilty due to "tiredness and prescribed drugs."
Lewis loses out in Any Dream Will Do, so won't star in Joseph 3
9:05 PM — Lewis has been voted off Any Dream Will Do, the hit BBC talent contest to find the next star of Joseph.The programme, hosted by Graham Norton and judged by judged by Joseph composer, Andrew Lloyd Webber and his esteemed panel of experts - Broadway and West End leading lady Denise Van Outen, celebrated theatre producer Bill Kenwright, Torchwood star John Barrowman and outspoken vocal coach Zoe Tyler.
8th June 2007
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11:42 PM — Two gay men have entered the Big Brother House to join an all female cast apart from a lone heterosexual male, Ziggy31-year-old Gerry is a gay Paris Hilton loving gallery researcher who describes himself as a hedonistic hypocrite and a total control freak.Once a month he goes to fetish clubs and loves leather, kilts and boots. He has four wardrobes full of clothes, and thinks his life would be vastly improved by a dressing room and a personal butler.
Singer raises £1,000 for charity
4:56 PM — Singer Will Young has turned designer by creating his own deckchair, which sold for £1,000 in a charity auction this week.The deckchair was a multi-coloured design with the words "The leaves are brown and the sky is gay" emblazoned across.The chair was designed for the Deckchair Dreams campaign, in order to raise money for London's Royal Parks.
George Michael will not go to jail
12:53 PM — George Michael will not be sent to jail after pleading guilty to driving while unfit.District Judge Katherine Marshall at Brent Magistrates Court ruled out a custodial sentence, instead giving Michael 100 hours community service and a two year driving ban.Today the singer said that he regretted endangering the lives of others.
Outed police officer should have received apology 1
12:42 PM — A gay police officer who was outed at work by his sergeant should have received an apology, Cleveland Police admitted yesterday.The constable, who cannot be named except for legal reasons has been off work with stress since April last year.He claimed in an employment tribunal that he was treated less favourably because of his sexuality.
Simon Hughes protests against Russian treatment of Peter Tatchell 2
11:38 AM — Liberal Democrat Simon Hughes MP requested a meeting with the Russian ambassador to the UK yesterday, to protest about the treatment Peter Tatchell received at Moscow Pride.Mr Tatchell, who is one of Mr Hughes' constituents, was attacked and then arrested by riot police when he joined protestors supporting the right of freedom of expression of lesbian and gay people in Moscow and Russia.
George Michael appears in court for sentencing 2
10:24 AM — Singer George Michael has arrived at court this morning to be sentenced for driving while unfit.He has admitted the offence but claims he was guilty due to "tiredness and prescribed drugs."Michael, 43, arrived at Brent Magistrates Court in north London, to hear his sentence.
7th June 2007
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6:12 PM — The Conservative Party have hit back at claims made by Labour deputy leader candidate Hazel Blears that they are a party "riddled with homophobia."Ms Blears made the comments following a survey by Conservatives Home, the unofficial Conservative grassroots website.The survey claimed that a third of all Conservative activists would not attend a Civil Partnership ceremony - even if invited by a friend.
Women's stage lineup announced for Pride London
5:15 PM — The women's stage line-up for Pride London has been announced today.Emma Hands, vice chair of Pride London said: "We've got some class DJs and some outstanding live acts."We are also delighted to welcome Pride London's newest patron Zoë Lyons to make you laugh!"
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3:05 PM — The Liberal Democrats are calling for the House of Commons to remember cryptographer Alan Turing tomorrow, on the 53rd anniversary of his death.Turing famously invented the Turing machine and cracked the German Enigma code during World War Two, but sadly committed suicide after being convicted of having a sexual relationship with another man.
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2:03 PM — The number of lesbians using IVF is increasing, new figures show.Between 1999 and 2006, the number of treatment cycles for lesbian couples tripled from 300 per year to almost 1,000.During the same time period, the number of treatment cycles undergone by single women only doubled.
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To foster academic excellence, St. Paul's School endeavors to provide each student with the opportunity to develop a solid foundation of skills enhanced by creative enrichment.
We are committed to providing a positive, supportive environment exemplifying Christian values in which each student may strive to reach his/her individual potential.
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The 16th Ibero-American Championship was held in Quito, Ecuador, from October 10 to 12. Forty-seven players from 11 countries participated: Argentina (4), Brazil (5), Columbia (2), Ecuador (23), Guatemala (1), Mexico (1), Korea (1), Peru (2), the United Kingdom (1), USA (4), and Venezuela (3). Players ranged in strength from 6d to 10k. Fernando Aguilar (6d) of Argentina won the championship with a 7-0 score. Click here for complete results.
"I had a great time," said Bob Gilman, one of the US players. The other US players were John Harriman 2D, Devin Fraze 3k and Tania Kadakia 5k. "The games were good ones; the players friendly; and the event well organized. Quito is a lively and interesting city. I was able to get along well despite my poor Spanish."
Eighteen players entered the September 18 Cocoa Go Tournament in Cocoa, Florida, with ranks from 4-dan to 25-kyu and ages that spanned more than 60 years. The two youngest players are shown below (top left) facing off in Round 2. Eddie Crawford 25k is on the left and Yuliang Huang 15k is on the right. Lu Mueller-Kaul 16k and Lewis Hyman 14k are
at the back of the table. The event was a one-day Swiss with three rounds and three categories, hosted by the Space Coast Area Go Association. First place winners were Steve Barberi 1k, Tony Vick 6k, and Heather Crawford 14k. Prizes were donated by Slate and Shell and Yellow Mountain Imports and were awarded to the first three places in each category. Cocoa is located in Brevard County on the east central coast of Florida, near the Kennedy Space Center. The Central Brevard Library provided a free meeting room for the event. A pizza party followed the event at the home of Bart and Judy Lipofsky.
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The Choongam Baduk Dojang (go academy) has been a driving force behind Korean Baduk for the past two decades. In the 1990s it was not only a training place for young aspirants but also a meeting place where some of the strongest Korean players would get together to analyze games and investigate new moves. In 2011 it was reorganized in its present form by the merger of three dojangs. When the players at the 2014 Korea Prime Minister Cup visited it on September 18, they were welcomed by its headmaster Choi Gyubyung, 9-dan. He explained that Choongam was currently the leading baduk academy in Korea, having the largest number of insei and having turned out the largest number of professional players. Photos of these pros adorned the hallways. The 51 KPMC contestants were then matched against a like number of Choongam students for a friendship match. While the match was in progress, Mr Choi kindly consented to an intervew with Ranka.
Ranka: Please tell us a little about the history and organization of Choongam.
Choi: Choongam has a long history, and I've been with it since the beginning. It was founded in its present form in 2011 by Yang Jaeho, Yoo Changhyuk, and Heo Janghoe, all professional 9-dan. It has students of many levels, up to the insei level. There are different rooms for students of different levels. As a pupil advances from level to level, he or she moves up from room to room.
Ranka: How many foreign students do you have?
Choi: At present Benjamin Lockhart, from America, is studying here, and we have students from Taiwan as well. In the recent past we've also had European students, from Czechia, France, and Poland, for example.
Ranka: How was today's friendship match organized?
Choi: We matched the KPMC contestants against the Choongam students in order of rank, for the contestants, and rating, for the Choongam students. We excluded the top twenty Choongam students, so we started with number twenty-one, who was matched against the top ranked KPMC contestant, and then so on down.
Ranka: What do you think are the keys to becoming a good baduk player?
Choi: To start with, memory is important, as it is in any form of education, not just baduk. You have to gain and retain knowledge. But the most important thing in baduk is to develop the ability to figure things out for yourself. To do some original thinking during your games.
Ranka: How do you view the current baduk competition between China and Korea?
Choi: Last year China pulled ahead of Korea, but I think this may be a temporary situation. China has a very good educational system, however. It will be very interesting to see how the contest between China and Korea develops in the future.
Ranka: Thank you very much.
Postscript: Ranka was unable to keep tally of how all the friendship matches turned out, but at the top end, the KPMC contestants had a tough time. Although the KPMC champion-to-be Wei Taewoong won his game, China's Hu Yuqing, twice world amateur champion, lost to Choongam's Cho Namkyun, and Japan's Tsuchimune Yoshiyuki lost to Choongam's Moon Hyojin. At the bottom end, however, where the Choongam side consisted mostly of primary school students who were still near the beginning of their serious baduk studies, it was a different story. Ranka is pleased to report that some of the smallest European countries can still produce players who can defeat some of the kids at Korea's leading baduk academy.


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20 years after Abkhazia declared independence from Georgia, TIME contract photographer Yuri Kozyrev returned to the region to document the place where he vacationed as a boy and later photographed a brutal war.
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A Bartholin's cyst, also called a Bartholin's duct cyst, is a small fluid-filled sac just inside the opening of a woman's vagina.
A Bartholin's cyst can stay small and painless and may not cause any symptoms. However, the cyst can become infected, which can cause a painful collection of pus (an abscess) in the Bartholin's gland.
Read more about the symptoms of a Bartholin's cyst.
The Bartholin's glands are a pair of pea-sized glands. They are found just behind and either side of the lips that surround the entrance to the vagina. The glands are not usually noticeable because they are rarely larger than 1cm (0.4 inches) across.
The Bartholin's glands secrete fluid that acts as a lubricant during sex. The fluid travels down tiny tubes, called ducts, into the vagina. If the ducts become blocked, they can fill with fluid and expand to form a cyst.
It's not known exactly why the ducts become blocked, but some cases have been linked to bacterial infections. Bacteria are known to sometimes infect existing cysts, causing an abscess to develop.
Read more about the causes of a Bartholin's cyst.
You should always see your GP if you develop a lump in the area around your vagina. They will usually be able to diagnose a Bartholin's cyst from its appearance during a physical examination.
If your GP thinks the cyst or one of your Bartholin's glands may be infected, they may use a swab to remove a sample of discharge for analysis to identify the bacteria responsible.
In some cases your GP may also advise having a biopsy of the cyst. This involves removing a small sample of tissue so it can be examined under a microscope to check that the cyst is not a sign of a rare type of vulval cancer.
If you do not have any noticeable symptoms, it's unlikely you will need treatment.
If the cyst is painful, your GP may recommend some simple self-care measures, such as soaking the cyst in warm water several times a day for three or four days.
Several treatments are available to treat any pain or infection and drain the cyst if necessary. Most of these treatments involve a minor surgical procedure.
However, Bartholin's cysts are estimated to recur after treatment in about one in every five women.
Read more about treating a Bartholin's cyst.
It's estimated that around 1 in every 50 women will develop a Bartholin's cyst or abscess at some point. The condition usually affects sexually active women aged 20 to 30.
The Bartholin's glands do not start functioning until puberty, so Bartholin's cysts do not usually affect children. The cysts are also uncommon after the menopause as this usually causes the Bartholin's glands to shrink.
As it is not clear exactly why Bartholin's cysts develop, it isn't usually possible to prevent them.
However, practicing safe sex can help reduce your chances of picking up a sexually transmitted infection (STI) such as gonorrhoea or chlamydia, which can cause an abscess to develop.
The best way to reduce your chances of developing these infections is by using a condom every time you have vaginal sex.
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Share your views and experiences with others. If you want a response from an NHS professional or the website team, please use the contact us link below.I had one of these barthlonin cyst when I was 19 , I couldn't walk propley or sit down without extreme pain I went to a doctor and he just slapped my bottom and told me to have paracetomal, a few days later I blacked out with the pain and got taken to hospital were they sliced it open while under anisthetic, they kept me in for 3 days because I had an infection going in my blood and was constantly being sick all because of this cyst , thank god I never had another one
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It is very sad reading all of the bad experiences that many of you have had. I went to my GP with a lump, no pain or discomfort and was told it was a bartholin cyst. He sent me straight to A&E because I was due to leave the country for a holiday in a few days.. They said that it wasn't "pointing" as yet but could do anytime so packed me off with a letter to take to hospital if it did get sore and some antibotics and an Outpatients appointment for when I got home.At my Outpatients appointment they booked me in for a routine removal of the cyst which I had done a few weeks later - and a sterilisation at the same time! Touch wood I have been pain free and and have no visible scar or scar tissue and no reocurrance, and that was 16 years ago now I guess it depends on your surgeon as well, but I feel blessed after reading some of your experiences!
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Sorry to hear only wishes comments. Mine exactly same. I gad this done 10 months ago . Cyst removed under day surgery. Re-admitted hours after being discharge in total screaming agony. Rushed back down for emergency surgery to have a massive heamatoma operated as surgery went wrong. Left black and blue to just above knees. Have a huge lump left by scar tissue. Can't even insert a tampon properly . Contacting solicitor as it's not going to heal any better after 10 months . Disgraceful - told I was unlucky
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Hi, I was told I had a bartholin absyss and given antibiotics after 3 days it got bigger and I was told would need operation to drain, whilst waiting in hospital for op for 24 hrs the absyss reduced in size and I was sent home with antibiotics, now 3weeks on the absyss/cyst is the size of a grape it doesn't hurt and I've been told the best thing to do is leave it. However during the last 3 weeks I have felt very tired and am having to sleep during the day and haven't felt well enough to go to work, I'm not sure if this is coincidence or related ? I was wandering if anyone else has felt extreme fatigue and also been told to leave cyst/ absyss as it is ?
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Hi. I really started to panic last week when I realised something was wrong. I firstly started to feel like I had been bruised but didn't really no why, blamed my hubby! Then as 3/4 days passed I started to feel as though something was there on one side and that walking was painful! I am 38 and even after three babies delivered naturally I have never known this! When I got a mirror and looked there was a lot of swelling on one side just inside my vagina.I found this page very useful. I tried a day of hot baths and applying a bit of pressure. The next morning, there was no pain and a bit of swelling. I felt so happy. The next day (yesterday) still a bit of swelling, but today nothing! I am so pleased. I recommend the baths. I hope I am not one of the unlucky ones who gets another.
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I seem to get these all the time. It's total agony. The best thing that I do is to apply a salt compress. This helps draw any pus to the surface & it's cleansing. It always takes a few days though. I've had them for about 8 yrs, on & off. The pain is unbearable. Got 1 at mo. Trust me to be in the 2%!.
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hi, all i can say is do your research, i had one removed and have been left very disfigured , a women gyno cut off half of one of my inner labia when she removed the cyst, she did a butchers job with the cut n sew up that today im still sore and its been 3 years. My sex live is nil and im very depressed she has ruined my life.
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I've been having Bartholin Cysts for about a year and half, about 12 altogether. I've only been to see a doctor 4 times and yesterday I was put on the waiting list to see a gyno. I've been sistting in warm baths up to my waist and holding wheat bags on it to make them burst but it usually takes about 4 or 5 days and I have to miss work which I don't get sick pay for. Can't wait to have an operation to have the whole gland removed, I've had a gutsful of them! I'm only 21 too
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it is easy to drain them out yourself. had about 4 and did them myself every time. they have never come back.
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I have had about 3 or 4 but did not go to doctors just dealt with them myself. drai ned them out and havent had them back for about 5 years.
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I went to my doctors last year and he told me I had a Bartholin's cyst. He said that it was a blocked duct and although it was very painful there was not an awful lot they could do about them apart from surgery and even then it could come back. He said that there was no reason why the duct gets blocked and there was nothing I could do to prevent it happening. It went away of it's own accord but has come back several times since then and lasts a few days, is very painful and then goes away. I don't know if I should go and ask for it to be removed?
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hi ive had a barfolin cyst for the last eight years I was told I may have developed it from a sti I was horrified to be told this and had to wait a week for the results.luckily for me i didnt have a sti. it just appeared frm no where and grew extremly fast the bigger it became the more agonising it become.after a few days it was so painfull I couldnt walk ,sit down or do any think comftably so I went to A and E I was then due to have an operation the following day to have it drained but when returning home I felt a sudden relief of presure to which I found it had burst. although it had burst which was not good gettin rid of the presure was like being in heaven. I now have a reocouring cyst which usually flares up when im stressed or run down through my 8 years of living with this I have learnt you can drain them your self. if you act quickly when it first flares up you can apply presure on to the cyst using your hand the fluid will then drain out from your vagina.its not a very pleasent experience but it really helps how,ever if your cyst has become very big very painfull or the fluid draining out is a greenish or blood stained colour ur prbly need antibiotics.if u can manage to drain it ur self the best thing is to have a hot bath after or put a hot compress on it that usually gets rid of it untill the next time.hope this has been of some help if u two are suffering with a barfolin cyst.
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Hi, I've just had one of these. Absolutely huge lump and have been in agony. It seemed to appear from nowhere a week ago. I visited my G.P who prescribed antibiotics. They had no effect at all. The lump just kept expanding and I couldn't sit, walk,sleep,etc. Eventually I couldn't stand it he pain any longer and took myself off to the local A and E dept at hospital. They took one look and kept me in last night and I had the op under general today. The relief was immediate! They cut and drained it and put some stitched in leaving a gap for drainage. The entire procedure took about 20 mins and I came home a few hours ago. Honestly, I am slightly sore but apart from that the pain has gone and I feel on cloud nine. The best I have felt for a week or more. To any one who is reading this, all I can say is don't suffer with one of these longer than necessary as they are evil. Get yourself off to A and E before the thing bursts. The staff at the hospital said I should have come along straight away instead of hoping it would go on it's own. Now I'm feeling great again and just so pleased I went and it's sorted. :) Hope this is some help.
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Comment posted Council Elections: The count by Integrity? Not in the ConDemAll.
Very pleased that both Semple and Kelly got in. Disappointed for Anne but I know she will be delighted that John was returned.
A little shameful that Colville can perform a massive u-turn within a matter of half an hour on a fundamental stance on policy and still be re-elected. Judas Iscariot would have blushed.
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- 3,285 votes. 44.53% turn out so you are looking at an electorate of 7,377.
- I have just seen the figures for the Lomond North ward and it is abundantly clear that the school closure issue was a massive issue in the mind of the voters.
George Freeman, who supported our schools from start to finish, who was third in 2007 has jumped to first with a 38% increase in the number of first preferences he got.
Danny Kelly who blindly voted for closure despite pledging himself to supporting them (he always claimed to have a wise strategy which nobody ever actually agreed with) saw his vote collapse by a remarkable 68% going from 2nd in 2007 (only marginally behind Billy Petrie) to 2nd last out of seven (this despite 4 candidates standing for the first time in Lomond North).
My personal thanks to the people of Lomond North for showing their support for the candidate who publicly backed us and stuck to his word.
- Hard to say just now as there are a small number of candidates who it isn't clear what side of the fence they will fall on.
My speculation is that, at the moment we have:
17 of what I would say are the 'Good Guys' (i.e. not favouring Duck Walsh's Alliance),
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2 I am genuinely have no idea which way they will fall
and we also have three seats left to be determined by the Dunoon election
In my counts of 17 and 14 there is one in each who I have think will fall into those particular groups.
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Freeman in 9 rightly so.
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It is true that the politician with the GO button takes the bulk of the responsibility. On that theme I was discussing the banking collapse with a good friend the other day. He is a long standing SNP member of many decades. He did quietly acknowledge that Alex Salmond favoured relaxed regulations just us much, if not even more than, Gordon Brown however he made that same point, ultimately Brown oversaw it therefore carries the can. Too often politicians view on this flip flops depending on which way the fingers are pointing.
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I don't think so. Mike Russell was Education Secretary when it was implemented however it is was actually developed before he was appointed (in fact it has been in development for 3 or 4 years before he was appointed).
So you are right that criticism, or credit, for the CfE shouldn't be entirely placed at Mike Russell's door.
If I recall (and please do correct me if I am wrong) it largely got cross party support. There were some criticisms by Labour and the Lib Dems about the level of funding being invested in it and maybe the process of implementation but none of them were opposed to it as a concept.
- With her government team completed, how will Nicola Sturgeon's set do the job?
The reshuffle was absolutely necessary and would have happened even if Salmond hadn't stepped down.
Neill and McAskill have had poor 18 months and Russell has been sidelined by his own party throughout the independence referendum.
A new leader will always want to make changes and set their own tone and direction. Maybe a little unfortunate that the ministers in charge of three major areas have had a period of relatively poor performance as changing all three at once is quite substantial.
However the new postholders deserve an opportunity to prove themselves, or otherwise, before being judged. For Scotland's sake I hope they do well. Within reason I don't care what party is in power as long as they deliver sound policy and properly represent the whole country.
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Fair enough Jnrtick. I of course acknowledge that the lyrics taken in isolation are racist. What I mean is I think the context they are sung in means they are not meant as a racist jibe but as the sort of football rivalry banter that has gone on for decades.
I am no tolerated of racism, very far from it. I just think we should be careful about mixing up genuine hate/intolerance with something far less serious.
Football has not had to seek out its troubles over the years and I think it, largely, has done a good job cleaning up its act. However I wouldn't want to over sanitize it.
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I am not clear if you were at the game or are basing this on what you heard on the tele. If it is based on what you heard on the tele then I think there needs to be a strong health warning over any claim that it was only English fans who were singing songs that could be classed as bile. What you hear on the tele when watching football games is entirely down to where the camera crews and microphones are located in the stadium.
You surely don't for one second, believe that a few thousand England fans outsung 60,000 Scotland fans do you?
In reply to your other comment on this thread I think the reason it wasn't reported in the papers is because it is a son that has been sung up and down the country by football fans for years. Some time using the word 'Scottish Bastard', just as often using the words 'English Bastard'
It has never really been considered a racist chant regardless of whether it has been sung by English or Scottish fans and I suspect if we hadn't just been through the referendum the singing of it on Tuesday wouldn't have raised any eyebrows.
Whilst I acknowledge it is a somewhat coarse song (most football songs are!) I see it as football banter and not racism. I don't think Scotland fans are racist when they sing it, nor do I think England fans are when they sing it.
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Golden State Warriors forward David Lee shocked his teammates when he began warming up in preparation for Thursday night's Game 6 against the Denver Nuggets, and that's exactly what head coach Mark Jackson was looking to do when he inserted the big man into the lineup, if only for under two minutes of action.
"Obviously a part of [playing Lee] was for inspiration," said Warriors head coach Mark Jackson (via NBA.com). It got the crowd going. Unfortunately, there was a time out right away and I had to sit him back down, but I wanted to capture that moment."
Lee finished with 0 points on 0-1 shooting and got on the stat sheet by grabbing a contested defensive rebound. Despite his modest numbers, he still managed to draw a large standing ovation and watch the game from the sidelines, in a uniform, not in street clothes. That in itself meant something to everyone, including Warriors head coach Mark Jackson.
""I guess the New York City in me, the Willis Reed impact as a kid played a role," Jackson explained. "Because not only did I put him in I ran a play for him."
The step-back jump shot missed, but the one glorious rebound was enough to set Oracle Arena off as Lee out-hustled two more able-bodied opponents to come down with the ball in traffic. There were no issues with his health, and though he played just over one minute, he suffered no setbacks. Jackson was never concerned.
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Several Alta Vista residents are not happy about the traffic circle being installed in their community, and they let their feelings known at the May 28 neighborhood association meeting.
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"It's a hell of a thing."
"It's terrible."
"Nobody knows who has the right of way."
"It's a very dangerous situation."
"We don't want it."
The city is currently putting the finishing touches on the circle at Shade Avenue and Novus Street.
The Alta Vista Neighborhood Association requested the traffic circle two years ago to help slow speeders.
But some residents told the association's board that they didn't think speeding was a problem.
"I've lived on Novus my whole life, and I've never seen the problems you're talking about," said resident Candy Spaulding.
Pete Theisen, a former City Commission candidate, said cars seem to be hitting the traffic circle.
"I see lots of black tire marks (on the circle)," he said.
But Association President Juanita Rawlinson said traffic is a problem now and will only get worse when two major construction projects are complete — the new Publix supermarket at Wood Street and U.S. 41 and a mixed-use development on School Avenue.
"We're going to see a lot more cars, so we're trying to do everything we can to slow traffic," Rawlinson said.
And, other board members assured the skeptics it would just take some time to get used to the traffic circle.
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"Somebody is going to get hurt," Spaulding said. "That's why it's so asinine."
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|Sun, 09-19-2010 - 6:56am
Hello everyone, it's me, Deni.
I haven't been on this board in ages. I stopped charting altogether 3 years ago when I got the news that my DH's sperm/motility was less that zilch, adding my advanced age of 39 as a contributing factor and we were hopeless of every having a child of our own.
I live overseas and Doctor Etiquette is a little less than desired here. Our EN told us flat out: "Forget it! You'll never have children - adopt!". The look on my husband's face was enough to break my heart.
Even though I stopped charting, I was so in tuned with my body that I knew when I was fertile instinctively and despite the harsh words, I kept at it, unbeknownst to my husband. He thought he was just getting lucky when actually I was taking sperm. I have always been 28 days on the nose and I have always consistently ovulated on cd 15 without fail.
Having a high pressured job took it's toll on me and my hormones were out of whack for the longest time. I'm pretty sure I had Estrogen imbalance and even though I quit my job last year, and took a much needed rest, it still didn't balance out.
Not a fan of doctors or medicine, I decided to get my hormone back in check by doing a veggie/fruit fast but that was inconvenient so I did the Master Cleanse Detox and I will swear by that until the day I die. I never felt so much better in my life. My body was cleansed of all those toxins (processed/chemically balanced foods). I flushed everything out and then after that I went on The Diet Solution and changed my entire way of eating by taking in natural foods, adding more vegetables and fruits and I continued to take Cayenne Capsules along with my Multi-vitamins. Also, I had my DH take Cayenne Capsules, Multi-Vitamins, and Omega-3.
Despite being given the death sentence, I still kept at it, secretly which brings me to my dilemma. I haven't had the chance to buy a pregnancy test but my period was due September 15 and I am now 4 days late.
The day after my period was due, I felt nauseous, and two days after my period was due, I had the weirdest discomfort 3 inches below my belly button. It felt like a huge gas bubble that wouldn't go away - it wasn't painful, just irritating. My nipples are somewhat sensitive but aside from being days late, a few instances of nausea, very mild cramping in my lower stomach, and the fact that my BBT is still high (normally I'm 92 and it's been 97.8), I don't feel pregnant - if I am pregnant. I don't have to urinate all the time, I'm not necessarily fatigued, I don't have any sensitivity to smells at all.
I'm going to try to get up the nerve to buy a pregnancy test tomorrow but I'm soooo frightened that it will be negative. I know your cycle changes after 40, even if I have been consistent, but I just don't want it to be anything else that's serious.
Since my body temp is still high, I'm hoping that it means I'm pregnant but this is maddening.
Has anyone who has had a child remember feeling a pain I described right below the belly button - a nagging pressure-like gas bubble feeling?
Anyhow, that's my story.
Good luck and baby dust to everyone!
|Mon, 09-20-2010 - 7:01pm
Hi Guys,
I just woke up, took my temperature (98 - normal temp is 92, although I took it an hour early today because I had to go to the bathroom) and did the test again - ANOTHER FAINT POSITIVE!
I understand that I am so cynical but three years ago, I have done this sooooooo many times and there has been soooo many disappointments that I'm just afraid to hope. Although I'm sure I did it right the first time, I grabbed the timer and took it with me to the bathroom today to make sure it wasn't an evaporation line.
Considering my husband's sperm count (I'm talking 0%) and his low motility and my age, there was just no chance at all. To further our doomed plight, there is no insurance that covers infertility treatments where I am and we can't afford to adopt and yet despite all that, I still felt in my gut that we would have a baby and now that my "gut" has proven to be true, I'm almost still scared to believe.
It's a miracle from God.
I'm going to make an appointment today and hopefully I'll get in to see the doctor Thursday or Friday since tomorrow is a Holiday for us (I'm overseas).
Thanks to everyone who took the time to listen and especially thanks for all your wonderful encouragement!
Love and Baby Dust to you all.
|Mon, 09-20-2010 - 11:34pm
TTC#3 since June 2010. Me = 39 w/ PCOS; DH = 43; married 13 years.
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|Tue, 09-21-2010 - 1:40am
Wow, that was fast.
I called to make an appointment and it just so happened that there was an opening today.
I had my u/s done and there was that little black splotch. I'm four weeks and four days pregnant. I have another appointment on October 1st. I'm still afraid but unbelievably calm. My poor husband is thrilled but we are both trying to keep it cool.
I have to take it a bit easy because I have 4 small fibroids but three are insignificantly small and the one is not that big at all. I've always known about them.
Anyhow, I'm going to sit and take it all in and grab something to eat and watch a movie.
WOW!!!! And tomorrow (9/22) is my Birthday!
Lots of love and baby dust!!!!
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Hey SMA,
Well she told me that we probably wouldn't see anything because it was early and I was too nervous to take in everything. But she did a bunch of shifting and probing - I'm unnerved when I have that thing stuck up my "hoo hoo" and we saw the sack and she said: "This is most likely what we'll be focusing on."
We are scheduled for another appointment October 1 where she said that we'll most likely see more. But what I saw was similar to the attached. Granted, this is not mine, I googled it.
|Tue, 09-21-2010 - 10:23am
Hey Kristi,
I live in a different country and from the last time I've perused these boards about 3 years ago I've learned that things are done differently here. Way differently... :)
I had assume that my doctor would give me a blood test but she didn't (I guess she wouldn't). Once they found out that I tested earlier this morning, she took me to do the u/s just to see if my working gear was in order - my uterus was thoroughly examined and we came across the sack. Usually here and everywhere else, they won't see you until you're at least 6 weeks...the only reason I went in today is because I wanted to make sure I'm doing everything I'm supposed to be doing - this is all new to me.
However, I think that we'll get more "down to business" when I go back on October 1st for my 6 week scan.