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Bet you never knew that light could change the way you felt about things. It's a scientifically proven fact; light affects the release of hormones in your body, mainly those that control your sleep-wake cycle, which is why it's a lot easier to fall asleep with the lights off.
More importantly, light can also have some bearing on your mood. In fact, lack of regular exposure to sunlight has been known to lead to seasonal affective disorder, a condition characterized by depression and mood swings. It is also linked to why many suicides take place in the winter months, when people tend to be cooped up indoors.
Experts have recommended exposure to special kinds of light for individuals suffering from depression and other mood disorders. It's actually quite convenient; all it takes is for you to sit under a lamp for a certain period of time each day. It's called light therapy, and it sure beats having to take a multitude of drugs that leave you with unpleasant side effects.
It's possible to chase away those annoying blues by simply changing your level of exposure to light. Sunlight is always the preferred kind of lighting, but that's not always a feasible option all year round. This is why special light bulbs are used to mimic the same positive effects that sunlight has in restoring the body's natural hormonal balance and circadian rhythms. Scientists have identified certain photo receptors in the human eye that allow you to recognize and respond to light.
As you already know, this contributes significantly to one's mood. The photo receptors trigger the hypothalamus, which nudges the pineal gland to start producing serotonin, which is a hormone that renders you more energetic and alert. Without serotonin, you'd be curled up in the blankets thinking it would be better if you'd just slept the day away in bed, and hypersomnia does not a happy camper make.
Ensure that these light bulbs are exactly the right type, because depression and SAD respond better to a specific wavelength, which you can't exactly find in an ordinary incandescent light bulb. You can even get a prescription from a doctor, to be absolutely sure. If you don't have access to sunlight, stay in bright places and think happy thoughts. It may be snowing out, but at least you don't have to be gloomy on the inside as well.
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Peter Matthew Klimes died at his home in Apple Valley, Calif., Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2012. He was 60.
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By the time he was 16, he was writing and professionally performing, playing and singing, his own and others' tunes.
Because he was a conscientious and dependable person, he was asked, frequently, "Where're you from? You're not from around here." He would answer, "Born in Burbank, but I have a Kansas heart. Got it from my mom." Peter performed throughout the San Fernando Valley, Simi Valley, High Dessert, West L.A., Hollywood, Topanga Canyon, Dallas, and other places on both coasts. If you are curious to learn more about Peter, Google Peter Klimes, California, for his resume of bands, CDs, film, and voice-overs.
Peter knew he was truly blessed. Often, he would say, "It's all good, mom." Knowing that God is in control, he would add, "If you want to make God laugh, tell Him, 'I've got a plan.'" Peter knew that Jesus was his Lord and Savior, and his witness helped change the lives of many.
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26 November 2014
In what promises to be a fascinating evening award-winning journalist, commentator and broadcaster Ian Fraser will be discussing his book 'Shredded: Inside RBS, The Bank That Broke Britain'.
John MacKay author event in Penicuik
26 November 2014
An evening with Scottish writer and broadcaster John Mackay.
An evening with Lea Taylor in Gorebridge
27 November 2014
Local storyteller and 'Bagatelle' member Lea Taylor will be telling Scottish stories and singing Scottish songs.
An evening with Penicuik Local Writers
27 November 2014
A celebration of local writing talent with readings and performances by a number of authors.
Braw Book Group in Danderhall
27 November 2014
Join us for a very special book group to celebrate Book Week Scotland 2014!
A Book, a Brew and a Banter at Loanhead
28 November 2014
Join us to relax, have a cup of tea and chat about your favourite author, series or book.
Book Bag Crafts in Danderhall
28 November 2014
Come and make a bag out of a book!
'Design Your Own Book Cover' in Dalkeith
28 November 2014
How do you like a book cover? Scary, funny, sad?
Family Crafts session in Mayfield
28 November 2014
Come along and have some fun making lovely arts and crafts. All welcome but children under the age of 8 should be accompanied by an adult.
Lin Anderson author event in Dalkeith
28 November 2014
Meet Scottish crime writer Lin Anderson.
Children's Writing Workshop in Penicuik
29 November 2014
Three wonderful creative writing and performance workshops for primary aged children, 9 -13 years, in partnership with the Penicuik Arts Association.
Dr Alison's Bookworld in Dalkeith
29 November 2014
Come for a blether and swap ideas for great new books to read.
Library fun with Princess Pumpalot at Gorebridge
29 November 2014
Come along for plenty of family fun with Robin Mitchell and the Princess Pumpalot Gang!
Food for Fines in Midlothian Libraries
1 December 2014 - 31 December 2014
Call into any library during December with canned or non-perishable food items for Midlothian Foodbank and the library will waive any outstanding fines!
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11 November 2014
Midlothian Council Meeting
4 November 2014
Cabinet Meeting
18 November 2014
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18 November 2014
Planning Committee Meeting
18 November 2014
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25 November 2014
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Hove and Henlow are tonight's destinations for Racing Post Greyhound TV, with a total of 22 races for punters to get stuck into, which include five open race contests. Julie Collier presents this evening, and the show gets under way at 7:15pm on Sky channel 212. You can also watch RPGTV on Freesat channel 401, or streamed live via the bet365 website. Here are our dog racing tips for Thursday November 13th. 20:02 Hove A trappy looking little race on paper but the 5/2 on offer about Your … [Read more...]
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The finish is dewy/juicy that may work for super duper dry skin; oily or combination skin forget it. Will the dewy/stickiness go away with powder? Not a chance!!
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This foundation made the few dry patches on my skin super noticeable. And by the end the day, I looked extremely cakey. Not having a pump is also bother some The only pro about this is the colors actually matched me, and few foundations do.
I've been using this since it came out and I really like it!
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I usually don't wear liquid foundations, mainly because of my albino like nordic skin. I bought this for about 13 euros, which wasn't too cheap for a drugstore foundation. I bought the palest shade, but i look darker and the shade just isn't for me. Where i live, they sold this foundation with a pump, but sadly, the pump was poor quality and product leaked out easily.
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Matthew 12:31-32 Therefore I say to you, any sin and blasphemy shall be forgiven people, but blasphemy against the Spirit shall not be forgiven. Whoever speaks a word against the Son of Man, it shall be forgiven him; but whoever speaks against the Holy Spirit, it shall not be forgiven him, either in this age or in the age to come.
I need to be reminded of what the gospel really is. Too many days I confuse it with religion. They are not the same thing. Tim Keller, pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, wrote down a few definitions of both, and I want to share them with you. It's a great reminder that religion and the gospel are diametrically opposed.
Have you ever been to a race where the runners just quit running? Have you ever been to a football game where both teams just quit playing? It would be weird wouldn't it? Why do we quit running in the race God has set before us? We so often get stuck in the mindset that the great work that God started in our lives at a camp or a big event was finished at that event. We don't realize that the ...
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In my last blog post, I mentioned a conversation I had with a dad. It came out that his son has a daily section of homework where he has to read a book of his choosing for an allotted amount of time. This dad has begun encouraging his son to read the Bible during that time. I listed out several ways that incorporating the Bible into this required reading time could have educational advantages, ...
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This is something I found a few years ago that I wanted to pass on to you. It's a blog post by Ray Ortlund titled "Gossip." It is a great read on a topic that most of us struggle with at some level, I would imagine. Let's press on to build one another up with our words, thoughts and actions, and not tear down.


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Characterization of placental transfer of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins, dibenzofurans and polychlorinated biphenyls in normal pregnancy
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1447-0756.2012.01906.x
© 2012 The Authors. Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Research © 2012 Japan Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Research
Volume 39, Issue 1, pages 83–90, January 2013
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Tsukimori, K., Morokuma, S., Hori, T., Takahashi, K., Hirata, T., Otera, Y., Fukushima, K., Kawamoto, T. and Wake, N. (2013), Characterization of placental transfer of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins, dibenzofurans and polychlorinated biphenyls in normal pregnancy. Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Research, 39: 83–90. doi: 10.1111/j.1447-0756.2012.01906.x
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Consistent with the Sherlockian Christmas tradition of giving attention to The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle, Ron Lies (of the Hounds of the Internet) has posted to that List-serve a second Sherlockian nursery rhyme built upon a Blue Carbuncle platform. On Jan. 1 Mr. Lies posted this one based on the Little Jack Horner in-a-corner bit:
We shall again consult the work of William S. Baring-Gould and his talented wife, Lucile Maugerate Moody Baring-Gould: "The Annotated Mother Goose"[TAMG].
In seeking to consider the history and any secondary meaning to the nursery rhyme, we will carefully examine available resources. Again we note that the earliest version is not a bit like the version which has evolved as it has come down through the ages. A 1720 version shows as:
Though our annotators do not show us the evolutionary changes of this rhyme, the present version of it is given:
Our annotators, the Baring-Goulds, (in TAMG) have identified "Little Jack Horner" as Thomas Horner, who was the property manager [steward] for Richard Whiting. Whiting was the last abbot [chief monk] of the Glastonbury [benedictine] monastery in Somerset. The annotation tells us of the legend and reads, in part, as:
"At the time of the dissolution, Henry VIII was taking over all the church property he could get his hands on. The abbot [Whiting] is said to have sent his Steward [Horner] to London with a Christmas gift to appease the king: a pie in which were hidden deeds to 12 manorial estates. On the journey Thomas Horner is alleged to have opened the pie and to have extracted one deed --- that to the fine manor of Mells (a plum, indeed!). There his descendants live to this day. As far as abbot Whiting, he was tried (with Thomas Horner sitting on the jury!), found guilty of having secreted sacramental gold cups from the profane hands of the king [Henry VIII], and consequently hanged, beheaded, and quartered."
Thus, the annotators' summary of a legend which has surrounded Mells Manor House and the Mells Estate throughout the ages. The heirs of Thomas (Little Jack) Horner deny the truth of the legend.
AMPLIFICATION ON THE ANNOTATION --- As Mrs. Baynes and I view it, this is the story of an evil king who tried to confiscate a church's property (successfully, in part for a time) and a chief monk who tried to bribe the king (totally unsuccessful) with the gift of a part of the church's other properties and a dishonest aide to the chief monk who (apparently, successfully) stole a valuable manor house and the very large expanse of lands surrounding it.
The chief monk was tried and convicted on grounds, the specifics of which are lost to history. The hero of the nursery rhyme Thomas (Little Jack) Horner violated the trust reposed in him and stole from his employer (or from the king). The hero of the rhyme was never punished. He was, in fact rewarded. We have no idea what that hero told the king to receive preferential treatment. But we do knows that the punishment inflicted upon the chief monk, Richard Whiting, was a severe punishment usually reserved for traitors. It is possible that the mideeds of the hero could also include: fabrication and prevarication.
And you want to teach this rhyme to the little ones?
FURTHER AMPLFICATION --- TAMG tells us that the punishment imposed upon Richard Whiting, was that he was hanged, beheaded, and quartered. Neither Mrs. Baynes nor I have the words to describe this punishment. We, therefor, turn to another scholarly work for this.
In Brewer's Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, (Centenary Edition, Harper & Row, New York, NY 1970, Library of Congress #79-107024), you will find a quoted imposition of sentence by Lord Chief Justice Ellenborough (1750-1818): ---"You are to be drawn on the hurdles to the place of execution, where you are to be hanged, but not till you are dead; for, while still living, your body is to be taken down, your bowels torn out and burned before your face; your head is then cut off, and your body divided into four quarters."
Are you still sure that you want to teach this nursery rhyme to the little ones?
Inspector Baynes
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Location - 15 to 20 minutes walk to the Forbidden City and other attractions. 4 blocks from Wangfujing shopping and food area; Easy access to taxis and public transportation. Room was spotless, appreciated the complimentary water in the room; staff was always pleasant and accommodating.
The restaurant of the hotel is non-smoking restaurant, and provieded excellent dishes. The stop of shuttle express to airport is at front of the hotel.
My room is for two people, but only provided coffe for one. It was very difficult to get a taxi at the hotel and around.
Great hotel, staff very helpful.
Location is good, however supermarket not so close.
The staff was very nice and extremely helpful with good knowlege of English.
Location Room size
Nice hotel. Good for facilities and well priced. Overall a pass.
We booked a room for 3 - supposedly with a queen bed and a single - for a mature couple with an adult son. What we got was a king size bed for 3 people. They added in trundle bed but clearly this was a mix-up, which they did not acknowledge. It worked OK but NOT what was expected or what was booked.
All in all a very good hotel in good location. Ask for tenth floor or above
All the staff were excellent, polite and helpful at all times. I was going to change hotel to another to the west of Beijing but the room was very comfortable and the location good for many of the tourist spots. Also as the room was a reasonable price for the time of year I had not hesitation in extending my stay at this hotel.
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They dont switch on air con during the night during the period I wad there.
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I developed very dry skin only in China. Don't know if because of weather (polution), or dry water (heavy on sediment) or something used in their sheets.
Food was good and the location of the Hotel.
The staff members were unpolite. The lady at the front desk make funny comments about me, because they charge me internet service that did not work. I payed extra for the room I was booked, because the staff sayed that for 3 people they need to put more linnen. I had one price when I booked it and i payed more that the booking on internet.Also staff did not speak English.
Really enjoyed our stay here. Staff friendly and helpful. Location excellent would recommend this hotel.
Location, room, breakfast and service are all good
Mattress was very hard and uncomfortable
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Beautiful, comfortable room needed nothing. Helpful English speaking staff. This may be the best value room we have ever stayed in. It;s on the airport shuttle route, too.
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Location; big room and big bathroom; very clean; excellent breakfast; very friendly staff all around.
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spacious room and comfortable bed.. polite front desk staff
even no disturb light is turned on.. housekeeping and laundry will still press my doorbell.. sometimes followed by call.. just to confirm I don't need housekeeping and that's really irritating !!
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My collection of short stories 'The suspect and other tales' will be available to download for free on Kindle from the 25th – 29th November. 152 more words
Tags » Crime Stories
Free book promotions
The following titles will be available free in the kindle store:
Samantha, from November 19th – 23rd November
Samantha tells the story of a young girl forced into prostitution in the city of Liverpool. 284 more words
Interview with Linda Cahill
Hi Linda how are you feeling these days?
Hi Karen, I am so excited to be in The Whole She-bang 2 a new anthology published by Toronto Sisters in Crime. 576 more words
Lunch in the fast lane
This snippet of news about two speeding van drivers passing a drink across, mid-carriageway, on the motorway, caught my eye… and made me blink. It's not exactly 'dumbest criminals' territory, but it is pretty dangerous, and pretty conspicuous. 84 more words
Halloween... Hallo what!
Halloween one of the greatest of holidays. Alas this year was a little more low key then other years but I still celebrated by watching The Wicker Man, The Crow, a lot of Hammer Horror films, dressing up like an undead gangster's moll and reading lot's of creepy unsolved crime stories, which terrified me, its all fun and games until a lighthouse has no keeper! 27 more words
My Lucky Find
Having finally published my debut novel I'm looking forward to following it up with my second one. However, I now know how much work goes into a novel and am also aware that… 581 more words
Halloween and Real Monsters
It's a time we can allow ourselves to push limits, get scared, and reread some of our favorite ghost stories, or watch those old horror flicks. 486 more words