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Lackluster Lunch Leaves Crew Less Than Satisfied
Posted 11/7/2005 12:00 am
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3519 Old Cantrell Road, Little Rock
(501) 663-4666
Cuisine: Eclectic
Dress Code: None
Noise Level: Moderate
Price Range: $7-$9
Credit Cards: All major
Reservations: None
2004 Receipts: $1.2 million
There are definitely quieter, quicker and tastier lunches to be had in Little Rock — or even just in the Riverdale area — but at least the service at Loca Luna makes patrons feel like they are getting the best.
The stylish bistro's festive atmosphere might not be well suited for solemn, serious conversation, so talking shop is definitely out at Loca Luna.
The restaurant patrons' upbeat attitude is matched by the staff's swinging-fast tempo and genuinely cheery demeanor. There was no wait to be seated, and the staff made sure there was little delay for anything else.
Skip the appetizers and dessert and a Loca Luna lunch does not have to be even an hour-long affair. But for those who are slaves to the palate instead of the time clock, the prelude and finale are the best parts of a Loca Luna lunch.
It's difficult to describe Loca Luna's menu. The aromas of the Southwest, Italy and Deep South waft through the air, along with the sweet smell of the restaurant's wood-burning grill.
The fragrant teases seemed like good omens for a tasty meal. Unfortunately, the dishes themselves do not completely live up to their scented hype — at least not with the entrées we tried.
The mahi-mahi, which was part of one of Loca Luna's lunch plate specials, was overcooked and not fresh. The sides that came with the plate were merely average. A main dish with two sides, such as fresh turnip greens with bacon, mashed potatoes, buttered sweet corn or cooked cabbage, costs a reasonable $7.50, about the price of most lunch items. Throw in another side for a buck.
The chicken soft taco lunch special made us wonder why we thought such fare could possibly outdo a strictly Mexican restaurant's effort. A soggy tortilla stuffed with shredded chicken and topped with sour cream and a spicy pico de gallo appeared to be a winner, but looks were deceiving.
The real disappointment was the soup and salad special. The salad was bare, and the roasted red bell pepper soup could have been hotter, in spiciness and in temperature.
We hear the $10 brick oven pizzas or calzones would have made better selections.
At least the main courses were sandwiched by a great starter and top-notch desserts.
The brick-oven-toasted parmesan flatbread served with an asparagus-spinach and fresh herb cream cheese spread had a nice kick at the end.
The meals' closers, turtle cake and chocolate mousse cake, were deliciously decadent.

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Quality Penetration Testing by Netragard
The purpose of Penetration Testing is to identify the presence of points where an external entity can make its way into or through a protected entity. Penetration Testing is not unique to IT security and is used across a wide variety of different industries. For example, Penetration Tests are used to assess the effectiveness of body armor. This is done by exposing the armor to different munitions that represent the real threat. If a projectile penetrates the armor then the armor is revised and improved upon until it can endure the threat.
Network Penetration Testing is a class of Penetration Testing that applies to Information Technology. The purpose of Network Penetration Testing is to identify the presence of points where a threat (defined by the hacker) can align with existing risks to achieve penetration. The accurate identification of these points allows for remediation.
Successful penetration by a malicious hacker can result in the compromise of data with respect to Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability ("CIAâ€). In order to ensure that a Network Penetration Test provides an accurate measure of risk (risk = probability x impact) the test must be delivered at a threat level that is slightly elevated from that which is likely to be faced in the real world. Testing at a lower than realistic threat level would be akin to testing a bulletproof vest with a squirt gun.
Threat levels can be adjusted by adding or removing attack classes. These attack classes are organized under three top-level categories, which are Network Attacks, Social Attacks, and Physical Attacks. Each of the top-level categories can operate in a standalone configuration or can be used to augment the other. For example, Network Penetration Testing with Social Engineering creates a significantly […]


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I have to migrate a very old site from a shared hosting to my LAMP Server: This is a CentOS 6.4 server with Apache/PHP controlled by ISPConfig 220.127.116.11. My web hosting is configured using FastCGI to execute php code.
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Who is Guilford Garden Center?
Guilford Garden Center first opened it's doors in it's present location in 1989, although we have been in business in the Guilford College area since 1961. From then until the present day our goal has been simple, to provide you with the range of landscape goods and plant materials you need to fit your gardening lifestyle. Our qualified garden staff is here to accomodate your needs in a fun and friendly atmosphere (yes, we really do believe that gardening should be fun!), while providing you the knowledge you need to fulfill your gardening aspirations.
Where is Guilford Garden Center?
We are located on the corner of Hunt Club Rd. and Milner Dr. between the Guilford College Bank of America and Quaker Village shopping center in Greensboro, NC.
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Take I-40W to the Guilford College/ Jamestown exit. Turn Right onto Guilford College Rd. Cross Market St. Turn Right on Hunt Club Rd. Guilford Garden Center is on your Left.
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Take I-40E to the Guilford College/ Jamestown exit. Turn Right onto Guilford College Rd. Cross Market St. Turn Right onto Hunt Club Rd. Guilford Garden Center is on your Left.
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Take Friendly Avenue W. Turn Left on Milner Drive (between Boston Market & Cass Jewelers) Turn Right on Hunt Club Rd. Guilford Garden Center is on your Right
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Take Eastchester Drive (Rte. 68) to Wendover Avenue E. Take Guilford College exit Turn Left on College Rd. Cross Market St. Turn Right on Hunt Club Rd. Guilford Garden Center is on your Left.
Who works at Guilford Garden Center?
Since 1973 Chuck, aka "the fat boy", has worked at Guilford Garden Center. He is the proud owner of the establishment, and with a business degree as well as many many years of horticultural experience he knows his way around a garden center pretty good! Chuck has a wonderful habit of being able to remember almost all his customers' names, and of course he usually has a corny joke for any occasion. If you want to talk to somebody about some yard work you need taken care of Chuck's your man. He'll be happy to work out the details with you, or if you just need some advice he can help you there too.
Having been a former partner at Scott's Seed, David has a vast wealth of horticultural knowledge to share with his customers. Be it a matter of which product is the right one to treat a particular pest, or how to go about setting up a pond or water feature, there's very few questions that can stump Dave. Of course if you do manage to stump him, you can be sure he'll do some research to find the answer you need!
Nan hasn't always been in the horticulture business. In fact she used to be in the food sector, but it's safe to say that she has certainly found her place now! Nan is the main buyer for all the unique gift items we carry here at Guilford Garden Center, and she has an eye for finding the unusual. She also takes care of our Annuals and Perennials. There aren't too many Perennials Nan isn't aware of, and she's definitely the go-to person when it comes to looking for an annual or perennial that will work in a certain spot, so if your looking for just the right plant for your situation,or that special gift item, come on by and talk to her, she'll be happy to point you in the right direction.
Mike works part time with our company, but don't let that fool you, he knows his plants! Mike has worked in the garden industry for several years and has a great working knowledge of what works well in our area and what doesn't. Mike is a great source of information if you need to figure out good companion plants for a certain area of your yard, or for that matter if you just need some ideas for a brand new natural area. Whether it's a shady spot or a sunny one, he'll be able to tell you what's right for your situation.
For several years now Cornelius has worked here at Guilford Garden Center in our landscape services division, and before that with another landscape company. Cornelius' landscape experience allows him to know exactly what needs done in a yard to make it "shine". From small clean up jobs to large plantings Corny is able to tackle them all with quality workmanship backed by practical knowledge. If you need an area of your yard spruced up but don't want to do it yourself come on in and talk to us, and Corny will have it looking right in no time.
Having worked in the construction industry before joining us here at Guilford Garden Center, Lyon has been a great asset in our landscaping division. The knowledge he gained in that industry has lent itself well to the way he carries out his landscape maintenance jobs. So be it a small landscaping task or a large one, he will make sure you get your yard looking the way you want it.
Chris a graduate of UNCG, works with us full time in the spring and Saturdays in the winter months. He has learned a lot about the green industry since coming on board with us, and his thirst for knowledge is infectious. If you need help with your plants he will be more than happy to assist you, and if he's not sure of the correct answer you can rest assured he'll find out for you!
To this day we haven't managed to work out why Mondo was ever hired in the first place. He's lazy, and spends most of his day laying on the counter getting in the way. He also can be moody sometimes and has been known to occasionally moan at customers. He spends far too much time eating instead of doing something useful. None of these things seem like very good traits for an employee in the retail sector, but yet we still keep him around!


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Uniquely modern, wonderfully colorful and one hundred percent natural (including the dyes), Mango Leaf's line of handspun bamboo products put an elegant eco spin on standard wooden dishware. Whether you like dark, rich colors, or bright, energetic shades, Mango Leaf can suit your style. Scrupulous attention to detail and a commitment to using only natural materials are the trademarks of Mango Leaf's design. Not only is each product put through vigorous durability and ergonomic testing to ensure it lasts for years, but the pieces are surprisingly affordable, starting at $38.00.
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Over the years, I have received little email 'gems' from Denver artist, Bob Ragland. Known as the Non-starving Artist in Denver, these emails are clever, concise, and loaded with nuggets of art marketing tools and information. This post is a compilation of those emails along with Bob's Marketing Tools Of Non-Starving Artists list below. Bob has been featured on NPR, he has his own YouTube channel (see video at end of post), and he is active … [Read more...]
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The infographic above breaks down many of the traits between successful vs unsuccessful artists. Although sometimes there are circumstances beyond one's control, most barriers to success are self-generated and can be fixed. Artists are naturally born to manifest. We have a thought, imagine it and make it come true on paper, canvas or out of stone. So why do we have trouble manifesting our art business dreams? The great thing about having a … [Read more...]
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Jim Mayo 5 - Basic Formations, Complex Calls
Jim points out that there are only a few basic formations in modern square dancing. One of the distinctive features of modern squares is the way that a series of basic moves are combined into one call. Swing Thru was an early example of this; Ed Gilmore objected to that term, saying that he could call the moves using more basic terminology. Later…
Jim Mayo 4 - New choreography
New calls such as Wheel and Deal and Swing Thru gave modern square dance callers powerful tools for creating new choreography and patterns of movement. Callers discovered that the sequence "Wheel and Deal, Double Pass Thru, Centers In, and Cast Off 3/4," repeated three times, would get all dancers back where they had started—a triple zero, which…
Jim Mayo 3 - Start of CALLERLAB
The 1970s saw a dramatic increase in the number of calls, which led to repeated cries from dancers for someone to bring order out of chaos. This led to the formation of CALLERLAB.
Tags: CALLERLAB, interview, Jim Mayo, modern square dance
Jim Mayo 2 - Square Thru and Changing Choreography
The call "square through" provided callers with a new tool for moving dancers around on the dance floor. Jim describes how callers experimented with the figure and how he introduced it in many different setups in his classes.
Jim Mayo 1 - Early Years of Modern Square Dance
Jim discusses his own introduction to modern squares with caller Al Brundage in 1949. He talks about the early development of modern, showing how this new activity began to separate from its traditional roots.
Phil Jamison 2: African influences, and African-American callers
Phil Jamison discusses his research into the origins of American square dance in the south, and describes the key role that African-American musicians played . There are the well-known musical elements—the role of the banjo, for example—and Phil also points out that the first callers were African-American. Even some distinctive square dance…
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Phil Jamison 1: Southern Appalachian Dance
Dance caller, musician, and historian Phil Jamison discusses the distinguishing characteristics of southern Appalachian square dance forms.
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Bob Dalsemer 4: How do you choose what dances to teach?
Caller Bob Dalsemer discusses some of the choices he makes in deciding what kind of squares to include in a dance program. What kind of music is available? Who are the dancers and what are they expecting? What material have I already introduced in the program on which I can build?
Bob Dalsemer 3: Traditional Dance is a Polished Rock
Bob Dalsemer discusses how a traditional dance, done in a community over time, becomes a sort of gem, all the essence and no frills.
Bob Dalsemer 2: How Callers Use Dance Structure
Caller Bob Dalsemer discusses ways that square dance callers can present basic figures in different variations, provided that they understand the basic structure of a given dance. This gives the caller flexibility in shaping a program to fit a particular audience.
Bob Dalsemer 1: Structure of Dance Programs in Traditional Series
Caller Bob Dalsemer describes his experiences in traditional dance communities. Each community may have just a few break figures that appear in all dances, which means that callers can program a lot of dances in an evening without much instruction. He contrasts that with the squares called in contemporary contra dance communities, for example,…
Larry Edelman 4: Influences on a Dance Series
What are some of the influences that affect a traditional community dance? Larry bases his comments on his research in southwestern Pennsylvania, a region that has been influenced by both southern Appalachian and northern dance styles.
Larry Edelman 3: Grange Hall Dances & Fire Hall Dances
Larry Edelman discusses the difference between two different traditional dance venues, based on his research in small town dances in southwestern Pennsylvania.
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Larry Edelman 2: Links in a Chain
Larry Edelman discusses his experiences studying traditional dances in southwestern Pennsylvania; in particular, he ended up studying with caller Jerry Goodwin. Larry began to appreciate how dancers and callers and musicians are links in a chain, keeping alive rich traditions from the past and passing them on to the future.
Larry Edelman 1: Social Context of Square Dancing
What role does an evening of dancing play in the lives of the people who live in that community? Caller Larry Edelman discusses the social context in which the dancing takes place in traditional dance communities.
Hernando's Hideaway - Vic Ceder, C-2
Vic Ceder calls Hernando's Hideaway at the 2010 AACE (Academy for Advanced and Challenge Enthusiasts) convention.
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Lee Kopman - MWSD Challenge-4 Dancing
This video is of dancing at the AACE (Academy of Advanced and Challenge Enthusiasts) event in Milwaukee, WI in June of 2010. The CALLERLAB dance program is Challenge-4. The caller is Lee Kopman.
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Bronc Wise, C-1
C-1; caller Bronc Wise
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Cowboy Dances
This is the dust cover to Lloyd Shaw's book, Cowboy Dances, first published in 1939.Used copies are common and inexpensive. A clean reprint of the book is also available from the Lloyd Shaw Foundation. Still, in this digital era it's not surprising that it is also available at the Internet Archive so that it can be read online, downloaded as a PDF,…
Tags: caller, Cowboy Dances, Douglas Kennedy, Lloyd Shaw, review
Honest John
Honest John is an unusual dance that was greatly admired by Ralph Page. An accompanying video shows it being danced by a group that includes some members of the Ed Larkin dancers. This file presents some background information on the dance as well as a selection of Ralph Page's comments on the dance.
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When do children lose their "baby" teeth?
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My daughter is 10 years old and just lost the first molar on the top left side behind her canine tooth. Is this normal? I thought she had lost all of the teeth that she was supposed to already.
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This is a question that many of my patients have asked. Children almost always have 20 primary (baby) teeth. Rarely, supernumerary (extra) teeth may be present. The 20 primary teeth will all be lost eventually. The primary teeth include the central incisors which are lost at about 6 years of age, the lateral incisors which are lost at 6-7 years of age and the canines, first molars and second molars all of which are lost between 10 and 12 years of age. Of course, all these ages are averages.
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Yesterday (April 26), Bieber started his own SoundCloud page (sirbizzle). It looks as if he will be sharing new music regularly on the page. With that being said, he posted his first SoundCloud upload, yesterday. In collaboration with his new artist, Poo Bear, their new song "Hard 2 Face Reality" has surfaced the web.
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This section provides guidance on the development, implementation and review of Patient Group Directions in the NHS.
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In 1998, a report on the Supply and Administration of Medicines under Group Protocols was published (Patient Group Directions is the legal term for what were known as group protocols). Patient Group Directions (PGDs) are written instructions for the supply or administration of medicines to groups of patients who may not be individually identified before presentation for treatment. The report recommended that the legal position should be clarified, and in August 2000 the relevant medicines legislation was amended to encompass the national health services (NHS) and those services funded by the NHS that were provided by the private, voluntary or charitable sector.
The majority of clinical care should be provided on an individual, patient-specific basis. The supply and administration of medicines under PGDs should be reserved for those limited situations where this offers an advantage for patient care without compromising patient safety, and where it is consistent with appropriate professional relationships and accountability.
The law
The relevant provisions are contained in Regulations 229-232 of the Human Medicines Regulations 2012.
The Human Medicines Regulations 2012 (external link)
The legislation applies to the NHS including private and voluntary sector activity funded by the NHS. Therefore it covers treatment commissioned or provided by Clinical Commissioning Groups, NHS Commissioning Board (NHS England), NHS trusts, health authorities (including SHAs), GP or dentist practices, walk-in centres and NHS funded family planning clinics. It also applies to treatment commissioned or provided by local authorities.
The patient group direction must be signed by a doctor (or, if appropriate, a dentist) and a pharmacist, both of whom should have been involved in developing the direction. Additionally the patient group direction must be authorised by the relevant appropriate body as set out in the legislation. Annex A below provides further details about the requirements for authorisation.
The qualified health professionals who may supply or administer medicines under a patient group direction are nurses; midwives; health visitors; optometrists; pharmacists; chiropodists; radiographers; orthoptists; physiotherapists; ambulance paramedics; dietitians; occupational therapists; speech and language therapists; prosthetists, orthotists, dental hygienists and dental therapists. They can only do so as named individuals.
The legislation specifies that each PGD must contain the following information:
- the name of the business to which the direction applies
- the date the direction comes into force and the date it expires
- a description of the medicine(s) to which the direction applies
- class of health professional who may supply or administer the medicine
- signature of a doctor or dentist, as appropriate, and a pharmacist
- signature by an appropriate organisation
- the clinical condition or situation to which the direction applies
- a description of those patients excluded from treatment under the direction
- a description of the circumstances in which further advice should be sought from a doctor (or dentist, as appropriate) and arrangements for referral
- details of appropriate dosage and maximum total dosage, quantity, pharmaceutical form and strength, route and frequency of administration, and minimum or maximum period over which the medicine should be administered
- relevant warnings, including potential adverse reactions
- details of any necessary follow-up action and the circumstances
- a statement of the records to be kept for audit purposes.
Labelling and leaflets for medicines supplied under a PGD
Single dose medicines which are not injectables and which are supplied by a healthcare professional under PGD and then immediately self-administered or administered by another person, such as a carer or healthcare worker, in the same room or clinic do not require labelling. This also applies to injectable medicines supplied and administered under a PGD by a healthcare professional.
Medicines supplied and taken away by the patient for self-administration or administration by a carer/ another healthcare worker at a later time must be labelled.
A patient information leaflet must be supplied in every case whether or not the medicine has to be labelled separately.
Additional guidance
PGDs should be drawn up by a multi-disciplinary group involving a doctor, a pharmacist and a representative of any professional group expected to supply medicines under the PGD. It is good practice to involve local Drug and Therapeutics Committees, Area Prescribing Committees and similar advisory bodies.
- a senior person in each profession should be designated with the responsibility to ensure that only fully competent, qualified and trained professionals operate within directions
- all professions must act within their appropriate Code of Professional Conduct
- appropriate document(s) should be signed by each member of the multi-disciplinary group, the clinical governance lead on behalf of the authorising NHS organisation and the individual health professionals working under the direction. Generally, a direction should be reviewed every two years. That review should include clinical governance arrangements and as assessment of whether the PGD remains to most effective way of providing the relevant services.
There must be comprehensive arrangements for the security, storage and labelling of all medicines. Wherever possible, medicines should be supplied in pre-packs made up by a pharmacist. In particular there must be a secure system for recording and monitoring medicines use from which it should be possible to reconcile incoming stock and out-goings on a patient by patient basis. Names of the health professionals providing treatment, patient identifiers and medicine provided should all be recorded. The NHS Executive document 'Controls Assurance Standard - Medicines Management (Safe and Secure Handling)' provides guidance on related legislative requirements and best practice.
It is important that the use of any medicine is consistent with the Summary of Product Characteristics for the relevant product (save in special circumstances) and any relevant authoritative good practice guidance.
Particular caution should be exercised in any decision to draw up PGDs relating to antibiotics. Microbial resistance is a public health matter of major importance and great care should be taken to ensure that their inclusion in a direction is absolutely necessary and will not jeopardise strategies to combat increasing resistance. A local microbiologist should be involved in drawing up the PGD. The local Drug and Therapeutics Committee or Area Prescribing Committee, where they exist, should ensure that any such directions are consistent with local policies and subject to regular external audit.
Black Triangle drugs and medicines used outside the terms of the Summary of Product Characteristics
Black triangle drugs (ie, those recently licensed and subject to special reporting arrangements for adverse reactions) and medicines used outside the terms of the Summary of Product Characteristics (eg, as used in some areas of specialist paediatric care) may be included in PGDs provided such use is exceptional, justified by current best clinical practice and that a direction clearly describes the status of the product. Where the medicine is for children, particular attention will be needed to specify any restrictions on the age, size and maturity of the child. Each PGD should clearly state when the product is being used outside the terms of the SPC and the documentation should include the reasons why, exceptionally, such use is necessary.
Controlled drugs
The use of controlled drugs continues to be regulated under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 and the Misuse of Drugs Regulations 2001. Currently, the following controlled drugs can be included in PGDs:
Schedule 2: Morphine and Diamorphine (Only registered nurses and pharmacists for the immediate necessary treatment of a sick or injured person (except for treating addiction)).
Schedule 3: Midazolam
Schedule 4: All drugs except anabolic steriods and injectables used for treating addiction.
Schedule 5: All drugs.
Other exemptions and restrictions
Paramedics, midwives and chiropodists are already exempt from certain requirements of the Medicines Act. These exemptions, which allow them to administer or supply certain specified medicines without the directions of a doctor will continue and are not affected by the provisions for PGDs. The administration of radiopharmaceuticals continues to be regulated by the Medicines (Administration of Radioactive Substances) Regulations 1978 and should not be included in Patient Group Directions.
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Persons by whom or on whose behalf a patient group direction used for the provision of health care in NHS /Public Health settings must be signed. Note: The Agency takes the view that where a PGD is used for NHS funded healthcare under arrangements made with an NHS body or local authority, the law requires that the PGD is authorised by that body or local authority. This also applies to PGDs used for the provision of NHS funded services under arrangements between NHS bodies/local authorities and CQC registered independent medical agencies.
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What is Testosterone? And how is Testosterone made?
I could write a very scientific article about Testosterone but that would not really serve a purpose here, since me and most of my readers are normal people – not scientists. Try to ask a scientist "what is Testosterone?" and you will be most likely more confused than you were before!
Because of that I will write this post in a way that is very easy to understand so you can get all out of it. And hopefully after reading this you have a clear image on your mind about: What is testosterone? And why would I need to increase it?
What is Testosterone? And why i need it?
Testosterone is the king of androgens (male hormones) and it's produced mainly in the male testicles. Production of Testosterone is controlled by the brain's hypothalamus and also the pituitary gland. Testosterone is the principal male sex hormone and an anabolic steroid. (Don't worry we're talking about natural "anabolic steroid" now, it has nothing to do with synthetic injectable drugs that will destroy your body.)
1. Something activates your androgen receptor
2. Free Testosterone is transported to target tissue cell
3. Testosterone binds to the androgen receptor
4. Now the receptor goes through a structural change making it able, to enter DNA
5. Once it's bound in DNA, it alters certain genes producing the androgen effects (masculine characteristics)
Now a very important thing to understand is that the male hormone Testosterone, and the female hormone Estrogen fight for the same receptors.
In a nutshell, this means the following: If Testosterone get's in the receptor, then you will get masculine effects (in a long term this would mean beard growth, wide shoulders, big adams apple, increased muscle volume etc.) but on the other hand, if the female hormone Estrogen get's there first you'll get feminizing effects like for example man boobs, increased body fat, muscle athropy, erectile dysfunction, etc.
Because men normally produce 20 times more testosterone than females, it's the extra testosterone in the male body, that makes it much easier to build muscle. It's also Testosterone that makes men have lower levels of overall body fat than our female partners.
Starting to understand what is Testosterone?
Great, However there's much more, so let's continue on the subject of, what is Testosterone? And what effects it has on the male body. See, Testosterone has some very favorable benefits after it reaches those receptors. Here is a small list of some of them:
- Increased growth of facial hair
– Increased libido
– Increased erection frequency
– Subcutaneous fat in face decreases
– Increased muscle strength and mass
– Deepening of voice
– Growth of the Adam's apple
– Growth of jaw, brow, chin, nose, and remodeling of facial bone contours
– Shoulders become broader and rib cage expands
– Every single masculine trait in you will grow more significant
– Feminine traits will vanish
That list would go on for days, but the point here is that everything that you probably consider masculine is caused by high Testosterone levels. That's why it is the main male sex hormone!
So are we done with the subject? Do you know now what is Testosterone?
No! We ain't done yet! We still have to figure out how the building blocks in your body are made into Testosterone!
1. Hypothalamus inside the brain detects that now we need to make some T
2. Hypothalamus secretes gonadotropin-releasing hormone (G-rH)
3. G-rH goes straight to the pituitary gland (which is also located inside the brain)
4. The pituitary gland then produces a) follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and b) luteinzing hormone (LH)
5. LSH and LH get in to the bloodstream and through our veins they finally reach their destination, testicles
6. Inside the ballsack LH will stimulate the leydig cells to produce Testosterone and LSH will jumpstart the sperm production process
7. Through a complex process our testicles Leydig cells will start to convert cholesterol into testosterone
8. Testosterone get's back into the bloodstream and is now ready to bind into a receptor!
Now above you can see that CHOLESTEROL converts to Testosterone. That's the reason you should eat foods contain cholesterol, because it is vital for your brain, heart, and sex hormones! I will post more articles about fat and cholesterol later on but right now you have to know that it is actually a good thing to eat fat and cholesterol, contrary to what you have been told!


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I search in the streets, I cast my sightsby Sachal Sarmast
Original Language Arabic, Sindhi, Saraiki, Punjabi, Urdu, Persian and Balochi
I search in the streets, I cast my sights,
The path of joy may someone behold,
The path of joy may someone behold,
How can I hide my nature, and show myself as another!
To know another is sin, every form is God Himself.
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This set of two wall art pieces brings the delight of ocean, sun and sand into the home.
An ocean pier and a lifeguard stand amidst refreshing blue sky and ocean in this set of two wall art images. Created with the textured appearance of palette knife paintings, these images have a brushed acrylic overlay. Completed with a brushed silver finish frame, this set is ready to add a fresh ocean breeze to any interior.
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From technical ice to hairy bushwhacks, count on the Outdoor Research Women's Verglas Gaiter to keep you dry, comfortable, and protected. The slimmed down design is lighter and more packable than the Crocodile Gaiter while still offering the same performance fit and reliable waterproof breathable protection. Plus, this gaiter has a larger calf and shorter length to provide a fit that's tailored specifically to the ladies.
- Burly three-layer Pertex Shield fabric provides waterproof breathable protection
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- Increased volume in the calf and a shorter overall length provides a women-specific fit
- Slimmed down design is lightweight and highly packable
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Welcome to your winter getaway at Johnson Ranch in San Tan Valley! Enjoy spending time with your friends and family in the beautifully landscaped outdoor area as you watch golfers sink in putts on the 5th green, and later view breath-taking sunsets behind the San Tan Mountains from your master suite. The immaculate, fully-furnished, 2300 square foot home has 3 upstairs rooms with luxurious beds (king in master, queens in guest rooms) and ample room throughout to both relax and entertain. Be sure to take advantage of the three pools and golf courses within the Johnson Ranch community or take in the many sights and activities in the area as you enjoy your time in sunny Arizona!
multiple golf courses within 20 miles
walking and hiking paths
Cactus League baseball games
shopping centers, grocery stores and conveniece stores nearby
Queen Creek Olive Mill and Restaurant
Shnepf Farms
San Tan Flats--western dining and entertainment experience
Goldfield Ghost town, Superstition Mountains, Apache Trail to Canyon Lake and Tortilla Flats; further to Rooselvelt Dam
Hoover Dam and Las Vegas
Sedona, Grand Canyon (4.5 hours), Flagstaff (skiing)
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Hiver-printemps (Bloch, Ernest)
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Hotel Starlight Suiten, Budapest
Reviews - Hotel Starlight Suiten
- Age Group: 51 - 60
- From: Norway
- Traveller type: Mature Couple
Large, clean rooms. Comfortable beds.
Great breakfast
- Age Group: 60 +
- From: Norway
- Traveller type: Family Traveller
- Age Group: 31 - 40
- From: United States
- Traveller type: Family Traveller
The separate large bedroom and bath were great! The location was excellent, just down the street from center of Budapest. The staff was helpful and would recommend staying at the suites anytime. Also used the suites in Vienna.
Read 356 additional reviews of Hotel Starlight Suiten at TripAdvisor.
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Extremely pleasedfrom Lindalu80228
Fantastic Hotel!from amcoo23
It wasn't difficult getting from the airport to the hotel, we used our Lonely Planet guide book to help us out with lots of things, including getting to the hotel from the airport (as we'd heard about the problems with taxi's overcharging) - I'd definitely recommend this book - it was so helpful. We got the number 200 bus from terminal 1 to Kobyana Kispest, then got the metro from there to Deak Ter - from Deak Ter it was about a 5 minute walk to the hotel, it's easy if you have a map - head for the street named Merleg Utca and you're there.
The hotel is in a great location, right next to the chain bridge, the shopping area and it's about a 15-20 minute walk to Liszt Square (I think that's the right name) where there are loads of pubs / restaurants. You can also get a metro from Vorosmarty Ter to Oktogon if you don't fancy the walk.
Overall, I'd say Budapest was a great place to go - loads to see and do. The hotel was brilliant and we couldn't have had a better time.
It was Pretty Good, but.....from A TripAdvisor Member
Stay Here!!from A TripAdvisor Member
The rooms are suites and our room had a good sized bedroom and bathroom with a lounge bigger than the one at home!!
Staff were SO helpful we could not fault them.
Hotel also offers spa and gym if you have the time or inclination.
We have no hesitation in recommending the hotel and look forward to returning
Jo & Piers
April 2006
I want to add my rave review!!!from RuthNYC
The rooms are unbelievably spacious, beautifully designed and we even had a view of the Danube. Not to mention a terrace.
Having breakfast served in our room, at no charge, was a really nice touch.
We used the steam room--no one else was in the place.
The staff was helpful and friendly and their English was perfect.
The beds were wonderfully comfortable.
The location is fantastic.
I cannot say enough nice things about this hotel
Excellent location and pricefrom Andrew_and_Natalya
Staff were really friendly and breakfast was good for the price.
Couple of minor quibbles was the sauna and steam room were out of action for repairs, but that could happen anywhere and also for two nights somewhere on the road had its bins emptied at 4.00 in the morning so ask for a rear facing room if you can.
Also don't let the airport tell you to get a taxi it is really easy to take the bus and tube to get there.
What more could you ask for?from A TripAdvisor Member
The reception staff were extremely helpful and welcoming and spoke very good English.
Rooms were vast,clean,well furnished and the beds comfortable,my wife particularly liked the individual duvets,they cut out any squabbleing!
I would not hesitate to recommend the Starlight Suites to any group of visitors.
Suites you, sir!from A TripAdvisor Member
The accommodation, location and service are all first class. The staff are obliging and any problems ( if they arise) are swiftly dealt with.
A party of fourteen of us stayed for a weekend and would recommend the hotel for a family or group.
Simply brilliantfrom sambosambo
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Top Local Tips for Budapest
salsa dancing There are a number of slasa clubs in Budapest although I only managed to get to one on Saturday night - The Palacio de Salsa on Arany Janos - good dance floor. Well supported venue with some excellent dancers and a free basic class at 10pm to get newcomers started. My friend is not a dancer but could follow the class even though the jokes and commentary were in Hungarian. Mixed age range. The trend appeared to be couples staying together but they were open to accepting requests from strangers. The room is divided in two and there is a separate bar and meeting area. Only cost 1000 forints entrance fee and the lady on the door spoke English. The cloakroom attendant didn't and was quite unfriendly and somewhat rude. Must learn some Hungarian to communicate better. Don't forget that J is pronounced Y and S is Sh when telling taxi driver an address or they do not understand you. ie...arany yanosh
Cafe Kor Get the Cafe Kor special starter but bring cash as it does not accept plastic.
Vegi Budapest There's a great vegi restaurant called Vegetarium on Cukor utca 3 - open everyday with a huge menu!
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- Address: 6 Merleg Utca - Budapest - 1051 - Hungary
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New Measure Assesses Vocabulary And Oral Language Development Across The Lifespan
LUTZ, Fla., April 2, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- PAR is pleased to announce the release of the Vocabulary Assessment Scales™ –Expressive (VAS™ -E) and Vocabulary Assessment Scales™ –Receptive (VAS™ -R). Together, the measures present photographs to help users evaluate clients' vocabulary and oral language development.
VAS stimulus books, available digitally or on paper, contain full-color digital photographs, which offer a higher degree of realism than line drawings traditionally offered in picture vocabulary tests. According to the test's author, Rebecca Gerhardstein Nader, PhD, the inclusion of photographs may strengthen the ecological validity of the measure.
"Many researchers and clinicians believe that photographs are better suited for use with beginning communicators, individuals with moderate to severe cognitive disabilities, and individuals with acquired communication disorders than color line drawings, making the VAS more ecologically valid and iconistic than many of its competitors," Gerhardstein Nader said. Iconicity is the level of similarity between a symbol and its referent.
Several types of scores are included. Composite and discrepancy scores allow users to more easily interpret expressive and receptive scores, and change scores highlight differences in test scores from one testing time to another. Co-normed, equivalent forms of the VAS-E and VAS-R are available.The instrument is designed for clients of nearly any age. Age- and grade-based norms are included for individuals ages 2.5 to 95 years. To learn more about the VAS or to order it today, visit www.parinc.com or call 1.800.331.8378. Founded in 1978, PAR is a leading publisher of assessment instruments, software, and other related materials. Over the past three decades, PAR has earned a reputation for providing customers with innovative assessment solutions and unparalleled customer service. SOURCE PAR
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What's on your weekend must-do/must-see/must-make list? Check out our picks:
Kids love to do spin art at parties and fairs, but you'll get the same results with this at-home version. Putti Prapancha walks you through how to do it with paper plates and finger paints. Twist and turn the plate on paper for instant art – try combining primary colors to see how many shades of orange and violet you can create.
Give new life to your kid's favorite sneakers that are simply beyond repair – or jazz up an inexpensive pair of white canvas kicks. Wise Craft shows how to make custom sneakers with fabric markers. Little artists can draw a design in pencil and then fill it in with craft paint, so simply color freehand – their feet are the perfect place to show off artistic flair.
Try inspiring kids who won't quit bickering to get along. Hot Diggity Blog! suggests gathering a few favorite snapshots of the siblings sharing, hugging, playing and laughing in an inexpensive photo album (the dollar store should have plenty!). When your little ones just can't get along, give them a time out to flip through the book. Seeing themselves in happier times just might cause them to forget the silly toy they were arguing about.
Finally, don't forget: The Lion King 3D opens in select theaters today, for two weeks only. Make it a family movie night, and you'll all be singing Hakuna Matata along with Simba, Mufasa, Nala, Timon and Pumbaa.


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It's no secret that Content Marketing has been the "mad-dash marketing" theme in recent years. For good reason. Content Marketing works when done right — especially for B2B marketers looking to help prospects research a complex product or service. But, word got out and we humans tend to spread (and tweak) any promises of instant profit like wildfire.
The Hype Cycle
Content Marketing has followed the Gartner Hype Cycle to a "T." The Peak of Inflated Expectations included a flood of marketers looking to become the ultimate content-generating machines — pumping out as much content as possible. After all, during the hype, one could point to exploding editorial calendars, busy blogs and never-ending lists of ideas — all to get a collective hype-driven "hurray" from their superiors. Those same marketers were hoping their slew of content would skyrocket Google rankings.
Moving Into Productivity & Value
Fortunately, as we emerge from the peak, we're now entering an era of Content Marketing Productivity. In short, Content Marketing will no longer be hailed for simply existing in a marketing plan — now it will be measured by its ability to "lock eyes" with B2B prospects as they research and make their decision.
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Proof: Quality Trumps Quantity
In a recent survey, B2B buyers
said that the vendor they chose:
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- Produced content that was more conducive to building a business case for the purchase (63%)
At the same time, respondents did not agree or disagree that their winning vendor produced more content during the purchasing process — a sign that the amount of distributed content isn't as relevant as the quality.
Source: DemandGen: 2014 B2B Buyer Behavior Survey (Twitter: @DG_Report)
As for SEO and Google rankings? Well, Google spoke volumes about quality over quantity with it's Penguin and Panda updates — continuing its firm move towards serving up quality search results for its visitors.
Proof: Results Can't Be Rushed
During the Peak of Inflated Expectations, many companies expected that waving the "magic content wand" would force prospects to make their decisions faster — generating a flood instant sales.
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When asked if the Latino Center wasn't a question of "if," but of "when and where," Davenport nodded.
Director of Chicano-Latino Affairs Guadalupe Quintero reiterated the case for a Latino Center. "The Latino population [in Minnesota] is increasing rapidly," she said. "Other public schools in the area look to MSU as an example of Latino programming."
But at least one student expressed concern that the center could have the effect of segregating the student population in the CSU, rather than fostering multiculturalism.
"That's why the majority of the MSSA is opposed to [the Latino Center]," Rajabali said. "We want the CSU to be open; that was the reason for its $13 million renovation just a few years ago. "
Fagin disagreed with that assessment, saying there was a "misconception of what the Plaza Comunitaria will be … The glass window [outside the Latino Center] won't be a barrier, but will welcome all students to come inside."
Some students wonder how the administration can be so sure of the Latino Center's feasibility.
Though the exact costs involved in the project aren't yet known, said Straka, money wouldn't come from student fees but from the general fund, reserves or strategic initiative.
There is no money available to accommodate new centers by adding on to the CSU, Pretzloff said, adding that the more than 200,000-foot union already exceeds the recommended 10-square-feet per student by a wide margin.
CSU Operations Director Scott Hagebak noted that more than 2 million people pass through the union each year, and every square foot is designated.
"Unless you want to reduce the usability of the building, instead of adding new centers you should take a look at the use of space currently," he said."
Davenport conceded that there hadn't been such an analysis of space utilization done in the CSU, like there has been in other areas of campus.
"We need to do that," he said.
Students appeared less interested in the second half of the forum, which dealt with the prospect of cutting or suspending academic programs once the extent of the 2012 budget restraints becomes known.
This may be because the cuts won't have a huge immediate impact on students already attending the university.
"There will be a four-year step-down process that phases out any program getting cut," Olson said.
This would entail gradually reducing the classes offered and not allowing new entries into the major, rather than an immediate shutdown of the program, so students already in a major slated to be cut are assured they can find enough credits to graduate.
There are many unknowns heading into 2012, Olson said, and nobody knows what, if any, programs will be cut.
"We don't know what the budget situation is going to be or the number of professors willing to take an early retirement" that could alleviate spending cuts, he said.
The university is developing criteria it will use in the spring to determine what programs may get cut. These criteria include centrality to the university mission, enrollment within and cost of the program, and the employability of the program's graduates.
Students offered one partial solution: charge higher tuition for programs that cost more to maintain.
Administrators said they have looked into this idea, known as differential tuition, and already employ it in graduate and doctoral programs where demand is higher.
While there isn't any undergraduate differential tuition, "We've thought about doing it at satellite sites, such as in the metro area, where convenience factors in," Olson said.
Though not of immediate concern, students will likely suffer the effects of program cuts in the near future.
The school's budget "is about to go down a cliff in 2012," Rajabali warned.
John Fritz is the Reporter news editor


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This is based on Burdastyle pattern Danielle #9306. I added side pockets.
Mar 30, 2011, 04.32 AMby zizi08
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Apr 1, 2011, 03.49 PMby smallfire
Jun 25, 2010, 03.10 AMby solsticefire
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May 26, 2010, 09.48 AMby louisebarbara
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May 5, 2010, 06.37 PMby laceumbrella
This is gorgeous – your puff sleeves are so puffy!
May 5, 2010, 02.30 PMby smallfire
Thanks all!
May 5, 2010, 01.57 PMby anajan
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May 5, 2010, 01.48 PMby neiutar
Really beautiful :)
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May 5, 2010, 02.04 AMby ink
What a gorgeous photo and this dress looks flawless! So, which came first the stencil or the pattern? Like the blue-ness jumped on to the fabric or visa versa. I love the milky quality of the first photo and then the photo of the detail which still retains that hint of softness but shows the pocket details. Really pretty.
May 5, 2010, 01.25 AMby regal80
May 4, 2010, 10.32 PMby elizabethking
Thats lovely. Well done.
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May 4, 2010, 09.17 PMby magentaworstblood
Oh! This is so cute! <3
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great job. I love the puff sleeves and the lining in the pockets!
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I really like your new dress. The short length and puff sleeves add a subtle flirtiness.
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looks great!!! love the polka-dot lining on the pockets very cute
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me encanta! muy lindo!
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It looks lovely! The fabric is awesome!
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