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The hotel-sanatorium ''Borjomi Palace'' offers a medical-recreational spa center. Different analyses are conducted in diagnostic cabinets which are equipped with newest apparatus: ultrasonography, dopplerography, the examination of pregnant women are conducted by 4D ultrasound apparatus, esophagoduodenoscopy, clinical-biochemical laboratory. Examination of stomach and bile juice. Consultations are given by highly qualified doctors. Therapist, gastroenterologist, urologist, gynecologist cardiologist and radiologist. Experienced and qualified med personal provide a service to procedural cabinets: stomach and duodenum rinsing are conducted. Cholinotherapy with mineral water, gynecological rinsing, hardware-based physiomedical cabinet is also available: Procedures aimed at improvement of chronic neuralgia tonsillitis, radiculitis, haimoritis, stomach, liver and peristalsis of intestines, physiotherapy aimed at vegetodistonija. Cabinet for medical and relaxation massage. A cabinet for cosmetology equipped with newest technology . You can have a photo epilation and number of other procedures.
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"Designing for Health" is a monthly, web-exclusive series from the healthcare interior design leaders at Perkins+Will that focuses on the issues, trends, challenges, and research involved in crafting today's healing environments.
A critical access hospital (CAH) is a small community hospital in a rural setting with 25 or less acute care beds, providing 24-hour emergency care to the catchment area and located more than 35 miles from the nearest hospital. Congress created the Medicare Rural Flexibility Program in 1997 in order for small community hospitals to be designated as critical access hospitals and receive funding through a special reimbursement model; in essence this allowed community hospitals to remain open and maintain financial viability. An important component of the legislation required that hospitals assess and provide community services. With a sounder financial footing, the legislation paved the way for hospitals to expand their health services and community engagement. The small rural community hospital is typically one of the larger community employers in addition to providing crucial medical services. The hospital also tends to be one of the larger civic structures, so a replacement hospital project is an important event—a design opportunity for and by the community.
For the last five years Perkins+Will has been an integral part of the programming, design, and construction of three critical access hospitals for ValleyHealth, based in Winchester, Virginia. Early in the process the team reviewed a study commissioned by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that explored the concept of a prototype for a critical access hospital. This study provided a baseline for typical CAH services: emergency, diagnostic imaging, surgery, lab, and acute care, as well as the physical plant and public space. Due to the cost reimbursement for CAH services under Medicare, the non-reimbursed public space is kept to a minimum and planning efficiencies are critical for staff utilization.
Perkins+Will first developed the Valley Health Critical Access Hospital prototype with the War Memorial Replacement Hospital in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia. The prototype sought to address the typical issues confronted by critical access hospitals—low staffing, a fluctuating census, and high outpatient volumes—and was the result of an extensive planning effort with the hospital administration and staff, ValleyHealth, and the architectural team. As the model was transposed to communities in Romney, West Virginia and Luray, Virginia, the team found that the prototypical plan had to be modified to respond to each facility's unique needs. Localized requirements for care and regional culture influenced design and final planning was responsive to these needs. However, within the shifting prototype, we successfully retained key design concepts for public space, wayfinding, and community engagement.
Due to the cost reimbursement model and limited resources available for public space, a strategic design element utilizes reimbursable space as an extension of the public zone. At War Memorial Hospital the dining room is not a separate room in the food service department, but a large area adjacent to the main corridor connecting the hospital to the adjacent medical office building (MOB). A community education room is at the other end of the corridor, and the outdoor courtyard adjacent to both creates a much larger public zone, with the dining area doubling as an extension of the community space. All three hospitals connect to an MOB and are cornerstones of the concept of a "health campus" in their communities.
Integrating a community education and meeting space in the planning was a core component for the facilities and ties into the CAH model envisioned at the federal level. Providing an exterior courtyard adjacent to the community room creates more options for education and community venues, as well as expanding the public space of the hospital.
The high tourist volume at Page Memorial Hospital in Luray, Virginia, drove the planning requirements for distinct main and emergency waiting rooms, and provided a different public space opportunity. We designed a central registration block between the two waiting areas and along the main public corridor. A secondary corridor connecting the registration stations provides privacy and allows staff to easily flex between the two waiting areas as demand dictates. The registration block, with natural stone walls, is a focal point between the two waiting areas and expands the public zone by creating a larger waiting zone, rather than two completely separate spaces.
Clear separation of staff and public zones is another key concept carried through the facilities; this leads to better clarity of services, wayfinding, and staff maneuverability. The design of the public space is characterized by corridors filled with natural light and views to gardens or nature. Within departments, natural light and views at the end of corridors is highlighted and brought into staff zones wherever possible. While assisting with patient wayfinding within departments, the natural light heightens staff satisfaction.
The public zone also provides the opportunity to incorporate regional features into the architecture. At Page Memorial, the mountains and caverns of the Shenandoah Valley provided inspiration for the design. Regional materials such as stone, expressed as an exterior element, continue into the interior spaces and mark key access points. The healing power of the Berkeley Springs is reflected in the floor patterns in the corridor of War Memorial: a stream of water running along the edge and "pooling" in the dining area. On the acute care unit the pattern of a water drop radiating out gives a unique character to each corridor and room in the department. In all the facilities, the local material palette is used an indicator of department entries and staff stations, and connects to local palettes initiated in public zones.
Experience with three CAH facilities suggests a new prototype concept for small community facilities: one based on broad design concepts rather than specific planning modules. These broad concepts can more easily accommodate facility requirements, and respond to community in the creation of a new civic space reflecting regional character. Neil McLaughlin, CEO of War and Hampshire, has said, "The needs of the community are well served by a new facility with modern healthcare standards, however the function of the hospital goes deeper than that. The community is proud of their new hospital and the local character imbued in the design makes it a welcoming place to visit."
Tatiana Escobar, AIA, is an Associate with the Perkins+Will Washington, D.C. office. She is the project architect for a variety of healthcare projects, with a focus on Critical Access hospitals. Tatiana can be reached at email@example.com.
Flex Monitoring Team Briefing Paper No. 14 "Exploring the Community Impact of Critical Access Hospitals," January 2007. University of Minnesota, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, University of Southern Maine.
"Critical Access Hospitals Payment System," paymentbasics October 2007. Medpac. Washington, D.C.
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The Ancient Feng Shui Philosophy in Modern Healthcare
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Physician Shortages and Implications for Design
Designing for an International Standard of Care in Transforming Global Cultures
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tuesday, July 26, 2011
SECRETARY OF STATE HUSTED CERTIFIES SIGNATURES FOR HEALTH CARE FREEDOM AMENDMENT Petitioners have met Constitutional requirements to place issue on November ballot
COLUMBUS – Secretary of State Jon Husted today certified 426,998 signatures for a Constitutional Amendment related to the federal healthcare reform legislation, meeting the necessary requirements to place the amendment on the 2011 November ballot. Petitioners needed 385,245 signatures or 10 percent of the total vote cast for Governor in 2010.
As part of the total number of signatures needed to place the measure on the ballot, petitioners also needed to collect signatures from at least 44 of Ohio's 88 counties, and within each of those counties, to collect enough signatures equal to five percent of the total vote cast for governor in the most recent gubernatorial election, 2010. Petitioners met this requirement in 82 counties.
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The ruse orchestrated by these criminal minds is that of impersonating utility company representatives who are warning area businesses their monthly utility payment is overdue. If payment is not made immediately, they caution, the business could face service disconnection.
To expedite their misdeed, callers are advising Cleveland Utilities customers to make prompt payment by using reloadable debit cards or reusable gift cards. Specifically, scammers are apparently urging the use of MoneyPaks, a form of reloadable debit card that can be purchased easily in most major department stores, pharmacies and a variety of other locations.
At last report, three area businesses — all of whom are serviced by Cleveland Utilities — have received such telephone calls. Thankfully, none has fallen for the scam and each has taken the next appropriate step of contacting the local utility company.
This is exactly what should be done.
Of paramount concern is these heartless scam artists, as they appear to be doing in other Tennessee communities and in cities around the country, may begin preying on elderly residents — some of whom are more vulnerable to such predators.
As we reported on our front page, and as we will continue to report based on community need, local residents and businesses should remain wary of such perpetrators. In our Cleveland hometown so far, only merchants have been contacted. CU has received no reports of residential customers facing such harassment.
But that's not to say it won't happen. Indeed, it could.
Scammers might also resort to a bolder move — that of not limiting their crimes to the telephone, but to front-door visits. One such report emerged recently in Nashville, an incident that led the Nashville Electric Service to issue a scam alert.
According to the NES utility bulletin, customers were warned to beware of "... fake utility workers who recently targeted an elderly woman and stole items from her home."
The Nashville utility reported two young men wearing safety vests approached the woman and claimed they worked for NES. The pair told the customer they were installing new wire underground to improve reliability and prevent power outages.
While the customer was led outside to view where digging would take place, the other man gained access to her home and searched her belongings.
NES cautioned its customers to be on the lookout for such crimes and to keep an eye out for elderly neighbors.
"Customers should be aware of potential scammers who frequently target the elderly and often try to enter a person's home or ask for payment information," the NES alert cited.
Similar warnings have been issued within the past few weeks by the Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division and by the Knoxville Utility Board. In both cities, reported scams have been limited to telephone contacts and all have insisted that customers make immediate payment using the reloadable gift or debit cards.
When Cleveland Utilities received its first reports of scam activity against customers, the utility took the same action and issued a public alert.
CU also included additional information that should be helpful to anyone receiving such phone calls.
"Cleveland Utilities does not make direct phone calls to our customers regarding past due bills or to collect payments over the telephone," Paula Wills, manager of CU Customer Service and Billing, told our newspaper.
Tim Henderson, CU vice president of Administrative Services, urged local customers to safeguard against such deception by checking out the caller's story first ... simply by calling CU at 423-472-4521.
"Anyone who feels like they have been scammed, in which callers claimed to represent Cleveland Utilities or 'the local power company,' should contact us immediately to confirm the status of their utility account," Henderson stressed. CU customers, and any area resident, can also contact the Cleveland Police Department or Bradley County Sheriff's Office.
Although the scams reported so far are by telephone, we urge the community — whether or not you are a Cleveland Utilities customer — to remain skeptical of any such nonsense calls.
And by all means, demand identification — and then follow it up with a phone call to CU for verification — from anyone who comes knocking on the front door, claiming to be a utility representative.
It is the Christmas season, a time of deserved joy for all within our community.
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Retailers know that the "eye level is the buy level" but we like to add, "and the nose needs to know". For that reason, we provide AirEssence testers for you to set up a "fragrance bar". Keep all 8 testers front and center, with all 16 sola flowers ( 2 per bottle) inserted, and watch your customers begin to smell and compare.
As the AirEssence is absorbed by the flowers, the fragrance will permeate your environment. Because we use only the finest essential oils and add no alcohol, you can expect to enjoy our AirEssence for up to a year. We often hear comments that they last well over a year, which can be based on your local conditions. In any case, we're very proud that Agraria AirEssence is recognized as the longest lasting diffuser on the market.
Our next generation of AirEssence® now diffuses through sola flowers - made one at a time - by skilled artisans using the dried peel of the tapioca plant that is sewn onto a cotton wick. In keeping with the Agraria definition of from the earth, sola flowers - also referred to as balsa wood flowers - are a natural material and environmentally friendly.
As the fragrant essential oils are absorbed through the cotton wick, the flower petals will change to the color of the oil as the scent diffuses into the air. Within the first few days, the flowers will absorb about one inch of the oil, and after that, the fibers of the petals will be refreshed as needed to keep them moist and fragrant. As a natural wood product, sola flowers may show wood grains as they become more saturated, but this will not diminish the fragrance diffusion.
Even after all of the oil has been absorbed, the flowers will retain their scent for another month. The total time the AirEssence should remain active is based on your environment, but we estimate about one year.
The new crystal glass tray is stamped with an eight-petal rose. In the art of the Renaissance, an eight-sided rose is a symbolic message of rebirth and renewal.


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La Tabella Trattoria is a casual, cool Modern Italian restaurant set back just seconds from Airlie Beach, at Beach Plaza on the Esplanade. The eatery is known for its excellent handmade pasta and garlic bread, but breakfasts are well worth a look in too with sweet treats such as crepes filled with caramelised banana, mascarpone cream cheese and cinnamon sugar dust.
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Embracing diversity — and cities
The widespread back-to-the-city movement is being spurred by more than just a reaction to the spread of sprawl. Another draw is urban character.
A seminar sponsored recently by the Chicago Chapter of the American Institute of Architects provided a forum for exploring this subject, and related ones. While it is a widely held belief that cities are inherently more interesting than the suburbs, it was enlightening to hear this view expressed by an architect and an architectural critic. The architect was Joseph Valerio of the Chicago-based firm of Valerio Dewalt Train Associates. The architectural critic was Robert Campbell of the Boston Globe.
Valerio set the stage for his remarks by suggesting that the whole romantic vision of suburbia could be disturbed by the unruliness of an uncut lawn. The inherent tolerance of the city, on the other hand, is in part a function of the density and the relentlessness of its street grids, according to Valerio. "The city is a marvelously flexible, embracing entity," he said. "A city street has the strength to accept and embrace all manner of disobedient and unruly behavior. That's not true in the suburbs.
"The city provides a great platform for innovation in architecture," Valerio continued. "You can get away with a lot of things you couldn't get away with in a suburban environment." Valerio views the city "as a laboratory for this kind of exercise. I think we should take advantage of it, and experiment as much as we can. We're going to build some ugly buildings — I know that I have — but I think that in the end, we'll build a lot of very good buildings."
Campbell expanded on Valerio's theme. "The suburbs since World War II have been predicated on the desire for predictability," he said. "Everything about the suburbs is about predictability. You get in your car and program it down the asphalt track to recreate, then to shop, and then to make money. Nothing accidental happens along the way.
"The city is the place of the accidental encounter, the unchosen, the unpredictable. That's what distinguishes it from suburban life. If you're afraid of unpredictability, you don't belong in the city."
Campbell also called for "an argumentative architecture" in our cities, to enliven the ongoing discussion over what constitutes good architecture.
The renewed influence of cities is documented by the 2000 Census. Only two of the 10 largest U.S. cities — Detroit and Philadelphia — lost population between 1990 and 2000. The remainder of the largest cities gained residents, ranging from an increase of 4 percent in Chicago to a whopping 34 percent in Phoenix. Three Texas cities — Houston, Dallas and San Antonio — recorded gains of 18 percent or more. The largest cities in order are New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Diego, Dallas, San Antonio and Detroit.
As the revitalization of cities continues, the comments of Valerio and Campbell remind us of the fundamental need for building designs to reflect their environment, and of the influential role that cities play in fostering design innovation.


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LHS Robotics Team captures top spot in regional competition, advancing to next round
Loveland, Oh. - The Loveland High School (LHS) Robotic Team (Team 5040 Loveland Nuts and Bolts) beat 23 other teams to earn the championship title at the FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) regional competition January 18-19 at St. Xavier High School.
"Anytime you have a group of students who put forth a great amount of effort and time into something like this robotics competition, it is nice to see them achieve some recognition and success," said Phil Marchal, LHS computer programming/web design teacher. "I was very proud of what they accomplished."
"This really speaks to the strength of our course offerings that encompass the areas of science, technology, engineering and math – as this team incorporates all of those areas into their projects," said Chris Kloesz, LHS principal. "I'm thrilled our high school has the ability to challenge these students in this capacity, and am excited they were able to perform at such a high level. This team is a perfect example of the creative, critical thinkers we are working to develop."
The team advances to the next round of competition to take place in mid-February.


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This approach also colors Popular Favorites, the Oblivians' second full-length. The opening number, a sneering version of Brownie McGhee's "Christina," finds Eric and his mates playing with the same sort of drunken abandon that marked their earlier work. But barn-burners like "Guitar Shop Asshole" and the nasty, tequila-drenched grooves that highlight "Hey Mama, Look at Sis" and "You Better Behave" display a certain gritty proficiency. Eric feels that Favorites represented an important step for the group: "We realized we could do more than write the most moronic songs we could think of. Soul Food was more of a straightahead kind of punk-rock record, while Popular Favorites has more of an R&B flavor to it." With less than total sincerity, he declares, "On our next record, we're just going to hire some big guitar guy with an Afro, and he's going to sing the songs instead of us."
In the meantime, the Oblivians will be taking their meat-grinder blues to the masses--and they are confident that their Mr. Quintron mate-rial will blend nicely with "And Then I Fucked Her," "She's a Hole" and other less reverent pieces. "It's a big world," Eric points out in a rare moment of philosophical introspection. "I think all these things can co-exist. There's nothing wrong with having it all in one big mess. Just saying one thing is boring."
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The term Club Sports, at Bradley University, is used to identify registered student organizations which exist to provide opportunities for members to engage in various sporting and recreational activities. These clubs vary in the ways in which their participation occurs. Some are competitive in nature and include a schedule of contests against clubs representing other colleges and universities. While similar, in some ways, to varsity teams, these club sports do not have varsity status. Other clubs are more recreation oriented and focus on campus-based activity.
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LUCKNOW: Health care services in medical colleges, government hospitals and other centres will have a delayed start from Monday. Instead of their routine starting time of 8.00 am, nurses would resume duty while pharmacists would take up distribution of medicines after 10.00 am.
The inconvenience, which is likely to exist at least for the next week, is due to work boycott call being given by nurses and pharmacists. The association has threatened to gherao the health directorate on June 15, if their demands are not heard by the government. The association office bearers claim that they have been forced to resort to the move following government apathy towards their pending demands particularly after their month-long token protest.
This is going to adversely affect patient care services, which are already reeling with an acute shortage of nurses. Against an average requirement of 18,000 nurses in government hospitals, there are about 5,000 nurses working. As a result, hospitalisation becomes a painful experience not only for the patient, but also for the attendants who find it difficult to handle the situation.
Ashok Kumar, general secretary, Rajkiye Nurses Sangh UP, informed that the main demand is to ensure clearance of a proposal to create 14,000 new posts for nursing staff, which was sent in 2010. Other demands include increasing the proportion of male nurses from present rate of 5% to 25%, increasing retirement age to 65 years and revising the allowances. President of the association Poonam Sharma urged the government machinery to sympathetically address their genuine demands in patient interest.
Meanwhile, hospital administrative heads have assured that they have made alternate arrangements for attending the patient needs.
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Nick Palmer (PPS (Malcolm Wicks, Minister of State), Department for Business, Enterprise & Regulatory Reform; Broxtowe, Labour)
To ask the Secretary of State for Transport with reference to the Answer from Lord Bassam of Brighton on 2 June 2008, Official Report, column 26-8WA, on transport: tram trains, where and when the second phase of the trial will be held.
Tom Harris (Parliamentary Under-Secretary, Department for Transport; Glasgow South, Labour)
The first phase of the tram train trial will start in 2010 and it will take two years to test the technical and operational feasibility of tram train and gather the necessary data to understand the costs and benefits. Subject to successful completion of the first phase there is an option for a second phase to use the Sheffield Supertram network to see what additional benefits the vehicles can deliver when extended onto city centre tram lines.


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[ Chronic Gastritis ]
Chronic gastritis is a nonspecific inflammation of gastric mucosa. It may be divided into the superficial, atrophic and hypertrophic according to its pathogenic changes. The main clinical manifestations are epigastric pain, indigestion, anorexia, etc.
The disease pertains to the category of ōepigastric painö in traditional Chinese medicine.
Differentiation and treatment in traditional Chinese medicine can be refer to
1. Deficiency- cold in the spleen and stomach:
Dull pain in the epigastrium, which may be relieved by pressing and warming, frequency in urination and defecation, regurgitation of thin fluid, chilliness and aversion to cold, anorexia, abdominal distension, Thin and white tongue coating, deep and slow pulse.
2. Attack of the stomach by the liver-qi:
Distending pain in the epigastrium, acid regurgitation, which is more severe during excitation, Thin and white tongue coating, taut pulse.
3. Stagnancy of qi and blood stasis:
Stabbing pain in the epigastrium, radiating to the back due to prolonged pain, aggravated on pressure, Tongue with ecchymoses, uneven and forceful pulse.
[ Gastrointestinal Neurosis ]
The disease is gastrointestinal dysfunction due to higher nervous activity dysfunction, characterized mainly by gastrointestinal symptoms, accompanied with insomnia, dream-disturbed sleep, amnesia, nervousness, etc.
It pertains to categories of ōepigastria pain,ö ōvomitingö, ōbelchingö and ōdiarrheaö in traditional Chinese medicine. Differentiation and treatment in traditional Chinese medicine can be refer to
1. Attack of the stomach by the liver-qi:
Fullness in the epigastrium, abdominal distension after meal, wandering pain, radiating to the hypochondriac region, frequent belching, which are more severe during emotional upset, Thin and white tongue coating, taut and slippery pulse.
2. Incoordination between the liver and the spleen: Abdominal distension, loose stools, poor appetite, sensation of fullness in the stomach after mealss, which is aggravated by anger, Pale tongue with white coating, taut pulse.
[ Hiccup ]
Hiccup is a clinical symptom referring to the adverse rise of stomach qi manifested by an involuntary short, quick sound in the throat. It may occur alone on rare occasions or accompany other conditions in continuous or paroxysmal attacks.
Hiccup is regarded as spasm of the diaphragm in modern medicine. The differentiation and treatment in this section can be referred to for hiccups related to the course of other acute or chronic diseases or that after abdominal operation
Differentiation and treatment in traditional Chinese medicine can be refer to
1. Retention of Cold in the Stomach
The hiccup is slow, deep-sounding forceful, alleviated by warmth and aggravated by cold. It is accompanied by a discomfort in the chest and epigastric region, poor appetite, profuse clear urine, loose stool, White moist tongue coating and slow pulse.
2. Ascending of Stomach Fire
The hiccup is loud and forceful in a hasty manner. It is accompanied by a foul and sour smell, fullness sensation in the epigastric region, poor appetite, straw coloured urine, constipation, Yellow tongue coating, and rapid slippery pulse.
3. Perversing of Liver Qi to the stomach
The continual hiccups are accompanied by eigastric and hypochondriac distention, restlessness, belching, fullness in the chest, Thin whi
te tongue coating, and thready pulse.
4. Yang Deficiency of the Spleen and Kidney
The low and long hiccup is released with shortness of breath, accompanied by pale complexion, poor appetite, lassitude, soreness and weakness in the lumbar region and knee joints, cold limbs, Pale tongue proper with thin white coating, and thin weak puls.
[ Dysphagia Syndrome ¢Esophagitis ]
Dysphagia syndrome refers to a condition characterized by a feeling of obstruction during swallowing and instant vomiting after food intake.
The obstructive feeling for swallowing is called Ye, while the difficulty in swallowing food and instant vomiting is called Ge in Chinese language. Since the former may not only appear alone in clinic, but also became the pretophase of the latter. Theses two are collectively known as the dysphagia syndrome in TCM.
The syndrome may include such diseases as pylorochesis, esophageal diverticulum, esophageal neurosis, esophagitis, esophageal carcinoma gastric cancer, cardiac cancer and cardiospasm in modern medicine.
1. Stagnation of Phlegmatic Qi
Main manifestation
Feeling of obstruction during swallowing, fullness in the chest and epigastrium, dull pain, belching, hiccup together with vomiting of thin mucous sputum and food substance, severe constipation, dry mouth, progressive loss of weight, red tongue proper, and thready slippery pulse.
2. Retention of Phlegm in the Interior
Main manifestation
Dysphagia with pain in the chest and epigastrium, difficulty in swallowing food or water, instant vomiting, vomiting of mucous sputum and dry stools. It may also be accompanied by vomiting of reddish fluid, bloody stools, emaciation, rough dry skin, dry red tongue proper.
3. Exhaustion of Yang Qi
Main manifestation
Difficulty in swallowing food, pale complexion, cold limbs, shortness of breath, omiting of frothy sputum, edema in the face and feet, abdominal distention, flabby tongue and weak thready pulse.
[ Cholecystitis, Cholelithiasis ]
The diseases are caused mostly by inflammation of the gallbladder, obstruction of the cystic duct and cholesterol metalbolic disorder. The patient may have a history of attack of biliary colic and acute cholecystitis. The main clinical manifestations are pain of the right upper abdomen or right hypochondrium, radiating to the right shoulder and back, epigastric distension and helching after meals, aversion to greasy food, tenderness on the region of the gallbladder. Occasionally enlarged gallbladder can be felt by palpation. By cholecystography, the gallbladder gives a faint picture or none at all. Deformity or bad contractibility of the gallbladder, or the shadow of gallstones can be found.
The diseases pertain to the categories of ōabdominal painö and ōhypochondriac painö in traditional Chinese medicine.
Differentiation and treatment in traditional Chinese medicine can be refer to
1. Stagnation of the Liver-gallbladder qi;
Distending pain of the right upper abdomen and hypochdrium, chest oppression and discomfort, anorexia .
Reddish tongue with thin and white coating,, taut pulse.
2. Retention of the damp-heat in the interior: Extending pain of the right upper abdomen or right hypochondrium, nausea, vomiting, vexation, bitter mouth, Red tongue with yellow and greasy coating, taut and rapid pulse.
[ Pancreatitis ]
Pancreatitis refers to acute or chronic inflammation of the pancreas. Acute pancreatitis is caused by pancreatic secretions with overflow from the pancreatic duct resulting in inflammation of the pancreas and its peripheral tissue. Acute pancreatitis is marked by suddenly occuring, persistent stabbing pain in the left, upper abdomen with paroxysmal exacerbation and radiation to the lumbar region, back, and left shoulder usually accompanied by nausea, vomiting, fever, profuse, perspiration an even tetany or toxic shock. It occurs primarily in young people and adults and is usually induced by biliary ascariasis, roundworm, overindulgence in food or alcohol, or mental injury. Chronic pancreatitis is marked by frequently recurring severe pain in the upper abdomen radiating to the lumbar region, back, left shoulder, and usually lasting 4-5 hours. During the remission stage there may be no symptoms or minor dull pain in the upper addomen. Some cases are marked by protracted, persistant, gradually-worsening pain in the upper abdomen while others may have no pain at all. Chronic pancreatitis occurs mainly in middle-aged people and more often in males than in females. Alcoholics and those with a history of cholecystitis, cholangitis, cholelithiasis, or acute pancreatitis are at high risk for chronic pancreatitis.
Traditional Chinese medicine classifies pancreatitis as abdominal pain.
[ Diarrhea ]
Diarrhea refers to increased number of loose stools with undigested food or even watery stools. According to the clinical manifestations and duration, it is divided into acute and chronic types. The condition may occur in any of the four seasons but is more common in the summer and autumn. Similar to that described in modern medicine, it may be seen in such diseases as acute and chronic enteritis, intestinal tuberculosis, intestinal dysfunction and irritable bowel.
1. Cold-damp Type
Loose stools or even watery stools, abdominal pain, borborygmus, general cold sensation with desire for warmth, absence of thirst, Pale tongue proper with white coating and deep slow or soft pulse.
2. Damp-heat Type
Loose stools with abdominal pain, urgent bowel movement or that with difficulty, yellow stools with odour, feverish sensation in the anus, restlessness, thirst, short scanty urine, Yellow greasy tongue coating and rapid slippery or rapid soft pulse.
3. Food Retention Type
Abdominal pain, borborygmus, fetid stools, lessened pain after releasing stools, fullness and distention in the epigastric region, belching with mouth odour, poor appetite, frequent passing of wind, Sticky greasy tongue coating, and slippery pulse
4. Spleen Deficiency Type
Prolonged and reccurent loose stools with undigested food, decrease of appetite, fullness sensation in the epigastric region after food intake, apparent increase of bowel movement soon after intake of greasy or oily food, sallow complexion, White sticky tongue coating and soft slow pulse.
5. Liver and Spleen Derangement Type
Bowel movement stimulated by abdominal pain that still remains the same after bowel movement, recurrent diarrhea due to emotion disturbance or stress. The accompanying symptoms and signs include discomfort sensation in the hypochondriac region during diarrhea, belching, Thin tongue coating and wiry pulse.
6. Kidney Deficiency Type
Borborygmus and diarrhea with abdominal pain just before dawn, comfortable sensation after bowel movement, cold limbs , soreness and weakens in the knee joint and lumbar region, White tongue coating and deep thready pulse.
[ Abdominal Pain ]
Abdominal pain refers to the pain involving the area below the epigastrium and above the suprapubic hair margin. Clinically, it is a very common symptom encountered in various Zangfu disorders. It can be seen in both acute and chronic enteritis, gastrointestinal spasm, intestinal neurosis and indigestion in terms of modern medicine.
For the treatment of acute abdominal pain due to surgical and gynecological diseases refer to the contents in the related sections. Differentiation and treatment in traditional Chinese medicine can be refre to
1. Accumulation of Heat in the interior
Fullness and pain of the abdomen which cannot be pressed, constipation or dyschezia accompanied by fever, thirst, dark urine, Yellowish greasy coating of the tongue, smooth and rapid pulse or deep and forceful pulse.
2. Accumulation of Cold in the Interior
Sudden onset of sever sbdominal pain relieved by warmth and aggravated by cold, loose stools, borborygums, profuse clear urine, poor appetite, absence of thirst, cold limbs, Thin white tongue coating and deep tense or deep slow pulse.
3. Retention of Food
Main manifestation
Pain and fullness of the abdomen which cannot be pressed, anorexia, regurgitation of acid, belching, constipation or diarrhea, wind from the bowels with stinky smell, relieved pain after diarrhea, grayish greasy coating of the tongue, smooth pulse.
4. Deficiency of Spleen Yang
The lingering abdominal pain appears intermittently. It responds to pressure and warmth but is aggravated by cold, accompanied by loose stools, listlessness, weakens of the four limbs, Pale tongue with teethmarks on the edge, and a deep thready pulse.
[ Abdominal distention ]
Abdominal distention is characterized by a discomfort sensation and fullness in the abdomen. In sever cases, it also causes local pain, belching and vomiting. It is mostly the consequence of gastrointestinal dysfunction. For abdominal distention appearing as a major symptom in such diseases as gastroptosis, enteroparalysis, intestinal obstruction, gastroneurosis and acute gastrectasis, the treatment presented in the part can be taken as reference.
1. Repletion Pattern
Persistent distention and fullness in the abdomen which may also cause abdominal pain, aggravated by pressure. It is accompanied by belching, foul breath, dark yellow urine, constipation of occasional fever and vomiting, Yellow thick tongue coating, and slippery rapid and forceful pulse.
2. Vacuity Pattern
Abdominal distention relieved by pressure, borborygmus, loose stools, poor appetite, lassitude listlessness, clear urine, Pale tongue with white coating and forceless pulse.
[ Constipation ]
Constipation is a condition manifested by prolonged intervals of dry of compacted feces from the intestines or urgent desire for immediate bowel movement but with difficulty in defecating. It commonly includes habitual constipation, constipation due to peristalsis dysfunction and constipation due to rectum or anus disorders in modern medicine.
Differentiation and treatment in traditional Chinese medicine can be refer to
1. Excess type:
Difficult defecation from every 2 to 3 days. In case of accumulation of heat, there are fever, dire thirst, foul breath, preference for cold drinks, yellow and dry tongue coating, slippery and full pulse; in case of stagnation of qi, there are fullness and distending pain in the abdomen and hypochondriac regions, frequent belching, loss of appetite, thin tongue coating and taut pulse.
2. Deficiency type:
No defecation for severe days, accompanied with pale and lusterless complexion lips and nails, dizziness and palpitation, pale tongue with thin and white coating, weak and thin pulse.
3. Cold type:
No defecation for several days, accompanied with cold sensation and pain in the abdomen, preference for warmth and aversion to cold pale tongue with white and moist coating, deep and slow pulse.
[Jaundice ]
Jaundice is a condition characterized by yellow pigmentation of the sclera and skin as well as dark yellow coloured uring. The yellow sclera is considered as the main sign in the clinic. Jaundice is mostly seen in the infantile, the young and the middle aged. The condition described here is the same as that related in modern medicine, including hepatocelular jaundice, obstructive jaundice, hemopytic jaundice, etc.
Differentiation and treatment in traditional Chinese medicine can be refer to
1. Yang Jaundice
The onset of jaundice is abrupt with very short duration. The symptoms and signs include yellow sclera and skin that is as apparent as orange skin, fever, thirst, short scanty urine, constipation, general heavy sensation, abdominal distention, fullness in the chest, nausea, Yellow greasy tongue coating and wiry pulse. Loss of consciousness, skin eruptions and hemorrhage will appear if the heat attacks the interior of the body. There will be less jaundice, milder fever, fullness in the epigastrium, moderate thirst, slightly yellow greasy tongue coating and soft rapid pulse if dampness is more severe than heat as the causative factor of the jaundice.
2. Yin Jaundice
The onset of the jaundice is slow over a long duration. The main symptoms. and signs include yellow sclera and skin which may appear gray dark as if being smoked, general lassitude, aversion to cold, anorexia, nausea, vomiting, tastelessness in the mouth, no thirst epigastric distention, unformed stools, pale tongue proper, greasy tongue coating and deep slow pulse.
[ Hypochondriac Pain ]
Hypochondriac pain refers to a painful sensation either on one side or both sides of the hypochondrium. It is included in hepatopathy, biliary disorders intercostal neuralgia, etc. in modern medicine.
1. Stagnation of Liver Qi
Distention and wanderinger pain in the hypochondriac region aggravated by emotion upset, accompanied by fullness sensation in the chest, poor appetite, frequent belching, irritability, poor sleep, Thin white coating and wiry pulse.
2. Damp-heat Retention in the liver and gallbladder
Stabbing pain with burning sensation particularly on the right hypochondriac region is accompanied by hills and fever during the acute pains, bitter taste in the mouth, irritability, nausea and vomiting, congested eyes, short scanty urine, red tongue proper with yellow coating and wiry rapid pulse.
3. blood Stasis
Localized pain with pricking sensation aggravated at night, severe pain worse by pressing, also possible hypochondriac mass, dark purplish tongue proper and deep choppy pulse.
4. Deficiency of Liver Yin
Dull pain of a lingering nature in both hypochondriac regions, dry mouth, restlessness, blurred vision, dizziness, afternoon fever, spontaneous sweating, red tongue with less coating and thin rapid pulse.
[ Peptic Ulcer ]
Peptic Ulcer refers to circular or oval lesions on the wall of the stomach or duodenum occurring primarily on the gastric pylorus or the duodenal bulb. Peptic ulcer is marked by regularly occurring pain in the epigastric region accompanied by belching, acid regurgitation, nausea, vomiting and poor appetite. Onset of pain is generally related to intake of food. In cases of gastric ulcer, pain is usually occurring 30 minutes to two hours after eating and disappearing sometime before the next meal. In cases of duodenal ulcer, the pain usually starts three to four hours after eating and is relieved after eating the next meal.
It belongs to the category of ōepigastric painö; in traditional Chinese medicine.
[ Chronic Nonspecific ulcerative Colitis ]
This disease is also termed ulcerative colitis. Its etiology is still unknown but in recent years has been associated with autoimmunity. The pathological change attacks the rectum, sigmoid colon and descending colon. It is a kind of nonspecific inflammation which primarily involves the mucosal layer. Precipitating factors include emotional tonus, psychic trauma and allergy to certain foods. It occurs more frequently in males than in females.
In traditional Chinese medicine the disease is categorized as ōdiarrheaö, ōdysenteryö, etc.
[ Prolapse of Rectum ]
Prolapse of rectum refers to the condition in which the lower portion of the rectum is prolapsed out of the anus, mainly seen in aged patients, children or those with poor body constitution due to certain lingering diseases. The condition described here is similar to rectum prolapse in modern medicine.
Differentiation and treatment in traditional Chinese medicine can be refer to
1. Prolapse Due to Deficiency of the Spleen
Long history of diarrhea, prolapse of rectum mucosa, accompanied by sallow complexion, palpitation and shortness of breath, mental weakens and fatigue, pale tongue with thin white coating, thready and feeble pulse.
2. Intense Fire Due to Yin Deficiency
Prolapse of rectal mucosa, pain in the anus, accompanied by dry mouth and thirst, constipation, dark urine, red tongue with thin coating, rapid pulse.
3. Damp-heat Attacking the Lower~Jiao
Prolapse of the rectum involved with swelling and burning pain in the anus. It is accompanied by flushed face, fever, dry mouth with foul breath, chest and epigastric fullness, abdominal distention, scanty yellow urine, red tongue proper with yellow greasy coating, and soft rapid pulse.
[ Stomach Reflux ]
Stomach reflux is characterized by epigastric distension with undigested food and fullness in the abdomen hours after food intake. It is seen pylorospasm, prolorochesis and gastroneurosis in terms of modem medicine.
[ Vomiting ]
Vomiting is a condition referring to the casting up of food substance or gastric fluid from the stomach through the mouth.
Differentiation and treatment in traditional Chinese medicine can be refer to
1. Exogenous pathogenic invasion into the stomach
Vomiting characterized by sudden casting up of food, discomfort in the chest accompanied by aversion to cold, fever, headache and general pain, white tongue coating and superficial pulse.
2.Food retention in the stomach
Vomiting characterized by casting up of sour fluid or food substance, epigastric distension and fullness, frequent belching, abdominal pain lessened by vomiting , dry or loose stools, greasy tongue coating, and slippery full pulse.
3.Liver Qi attacking the stomach
Vomiting characterized by casting up of sour fluid or food substance, frequent belching, pain and distention in the hypochondriac region, suffocating sensation often aggravated by emotional disturbances, thin greasy tongue coating and wiry pulse.
4.Deficiency of the spleen and stomach
Pallor complexion, instant vomiting with repeated attack, lassitude, weakness, poor appetite, loose stools, pale tongue proper, and weak soft pulse.
4. Yin deficiency of the stomach
The vomiting appears in repeated attacks. It is accompanied by dryness in the mouth and throat, anorexia despite hunger, red tongue proper, lacking fluid distribution, and red rapid thready pulse.
[ Acute Gastroenteritis ]
Acute gastroenteritis refers to acute inflammation of gastrointestinal mucosa due to various pathogenic factors. The clinical manifestations are sudden onset, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, etc.
It pertains to the categories of ædiarrheaÆ, ævomitingÆ, and ōcholera morbusö in traditional Chinese medicine.


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After coming off a 20-12 defeat at the hands of the University of North Alabama Lions on Saturday, the Statesmen (1-2) didn't have long to wait for its next contest as they will host the Abilene Christian University Wildcats (2-2) tonight at 6:30 p.m.
"I think any time you get beat and get a chance to get out there quickly, it's probably good," DSU head football coach Jamey Chadwell said after the loss. "You don't have to linger on a loss that long. Right now, we've got some guys that aren't completely on board with what we're trying to do. With the way this game went, we've got to get those guys all going in the same direction.
"I guess I'm thankful that we're playing in a short (week), because we can move on a little quicker than normal," Chadwell added.
Against the Lions, the Statesmen got good performances from running backs Justin McArthur and Rondreas Truesdale. McArthur ran for 114 yards on 19 carries, while Truesdale rushed for 45 yards on six carries.
Kevin Jackson continued to be DSU's primary receiver as he caught five passes for 62 yards. Jackson currently has 10 catches with a team-leading 194 yards with two touchdowns this season.
McArthur's performance put him up to 136 rushing yards which is second on the team behind quarterback Trevor Wooden (197 yards). Truesdale is fourth on the team in rushing with 106 yards on 23 carries.
Wooden had an off night throwing the ball against North Alabama by completing just 12-of-23 passes for 98 yards with an interception. For the year, Wooden has completed 40-of-78 passes for 504 yards with four TD throws and three interceptions.
The Statesmen's defense against North Alabama was led by Dandrick Jackson who recorded seven tackles with two interceptions. Jackson and Eric Williams are tied for the team-lead in picks this year with two each. Junior linebacker Ixavier Triplett currently leads DSU in tackles with 17 including three for a loss, followed by senior defensive back Montavius Hill with 15 tackles including a sack with two pass break-ups and two deflections.
The Statesmen will take on a Wildcats' team that has a solid program. Abilene Christian has made the NCAA Division II Playoffs for six straight years and hasn't had a losing season since 2005. This is also the first ever meeting between the two teams in football.
Abilene will be coming to Parker Field-McCool Stadium looking to rebound from a tough 28-23 loss at the hands of Angelo State in Lone Star Conference action at Angelo, Texas.
ACU's offense has scored an average of 30.2 points per game this season. There's no secret as to the strength of the Wildcats' offense as they throw the ball frequently. As a team, the Wildcats have thrown it 146 times while running it 111 times. The Wildcats have thrown for an average of 255 yards, while rushing for an average of just 79 yards a night.
Senior quarterback Mitchell Gale has led the Wildcats' high octane offense by completing 76-of-143 passes for 1,014 yards with six touchdowns passes and only three interceptions. Gale's leading wide receivers are Taylor Gabriel and Demarcus Thompson. Gabriel, a junior, has caught 19 passes for 256 yards with four touchdowns, while Thompson, a sophomore has caught 15 passes for 249 yards with a score.
"They have a really good quarterback, and they try to do a lot of things," Chadwell said Monday at the weekly DSU press conference. "They'll be in a lot of different formations, and they'll be a true spread offense. The quarterback is the trigger man there, and they've got a lot of good players. They've got some receivers that are pretty good players."
According to Chadwell, the defense needs to be aggressive and ready to blitz.
Chadwell said the defense will have a tall order trying to contain the offense of the Wildcats.
"It will be a big challenge for our defense, especially coming back off the game that we've had. The offense North Alabama ran was completely different."
On defense, the Wildcats have given up just 18.8 points a contest. The rushing defense has yielded only 93.5 yards a game and an average of 2.9 yards a rush, but the passing defense has been shaky by giving up 328 yards in the air a night. Opponents have completed 143-of-211 passes for a 67.8 percent completion rate.
ACU's defense is anchored by sophomore linebackers Justin Stephens (44 tackles, 2.5 tackles-for-loss) and Nick Richardson (24 tackles, 9 tackles-for-loss, 7 sacks.
"They've got a lot of big guys," Chadwell said about ACU's defense. "They're probably the most physical team as far as linebackers and front seven that we've seen this year. They're probably going to have the most aggressive secondary. They've got a couple of safeties that like to get down in there in the box, and they blitz the safeties quite a bit.
"We've got to try to hopefully keep ourselves out of situations where they can pin their ears back on us a little bit," Chadwell added.
The key to victory for DSU tonight could come in the red zone. Against North Alabama, DSU went to the red zone twice came out of it with just two field goals. In fact, DSU was able to get to the UNA 1-yard line on the first trip and the 6-yard line on the second trip, but couldn't put it in the end zone.
"We need to score some touchdowns," Chadwell said. "When we get a touchdown, we don't need to give up a touchdown. When we get back in the game, we've got to keep the momentum on our side.
"We also need to execute when it matters. We're at the one-yard line and then jumped offsides. We dropped a pass for a touchdown and that last touchdown drive North Alabama had, we had a penalty. Those execution things are killing us," Chadwell added.
Delta State has been in every game its played this season, but has struggled to close the deal on a win.
Chadwell said a victory would be just what the doctor ordered for the team.
"I think right now going out and getting a win would be huge for us," Chadwell said. "You work hard basically all year round for 10 games guaranteed or 11, whatever you've got on your schedule. Any time guys go out there, you want to win — that's what makes it fun. We need it for morale. Losing stinks."
The game will also be the Gulf South Conference TV-Live Game of the Week.


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Hello and welcome to 'Zing's Record Collection'; join me as I review the very best (and worst) of musical theatre recordings, past and present.
In the next two editions I will be taking a closer look at the solo recorded work of the darling of British musical theatre, Ramin Karimloo (Love Never Dies, The Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables). In this first part I will be specifically reviewing his independent début solo LP 'Within the Six Square Inch', released in 2004 by Ramin K Productions/Shellwood Productions. Join me in the coming days for Part 2 – an exclusive review of his upcoming full début album, 'Ramin', to be released on the 5th of March by Sony CMG.
In 2002, Ramin Karimloo was a jobbing but promising young Canadian actor performing in the ensemble of Cameron Mackintosh's Les Misérables. Whilst he did understudy and play the role of Marius on several occasions (I saw him perform in the role and found him excellent), it was not until he was cast by resident director and soon-to-be longtime collaborator Lawrence Connor as Raoul in Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera at the end of the following year, that he would establish himself as a major upcoming talent in British musical theatre. In 2004, whilst still at Phantom, the ambitious Karimloo released his début LP titled 'Within the Six Square Inch', an eight track CD.
The most striking thing about this CD is just how strange the song choices are. At the time, Karimloo was a relative unknown with only two previous professional roles to his name in the West End. One would not have blamed Karimloo for simply turning out an album of popular showtunes. Often, a solo album is used as an opportunity for a performer to showcase their cast-ability for numerous roles he or she would like to be considered for; essentially a commercial audition tape – Karimloo decided to try something completely different by delving into the back catalogues of lesser-known musicals with some interesting choices..
Opening the album, Karimloo gives a powerful and emotional 'Buddy, Can You Spare a Dime?', Harburg/Gorney's jazzy 1931 Broadway number about an angry young man's hopelessness after the Great Depression. Switching less-than-subtly from the moody early 1930's to the grungy late 90's, Karimloo gives us his 'One Song Glory' from Rent. In the context of the musical, the character Roger is fantasising about writing a great song to leave as a legacy, as he is dying of AIDS. Karimloo fancies himself as a bit of a rock star but it has to be said, this number is not his finest hour. His 'rock edge' vocal which he affects at will feels a touch contrived and unnatural to me. I have never been a fan of Rent and it is the only number on the album which sounds identikit. Up next is another, very different track about AIDS titled 'At Least I Know What's Killing Me', a truly ghastly song from The Last Session, a failed Off-Broadway musical. Steve Schalchin, about whom the story is based (according to sources) is 'credited' with the awful lyrics Karimloo hollers out as he shouts his way through the turgid mess. Lines like: "I'd rather be me with AIDS, than to have to be you without it!" have no place being sung, sorry – shouted – on a CD like this, especially when completely out of context of any narrative drive.
Karimloo is joined by friend and future collaborator Hadley Fraser (The Far Pavilions, The Pirate Queen, Les Misérables) for a beautiful rendition of Billy Joel's 'New York State of Mind'. Both singers nail this number and their voices compliment each others wonderfully well; it is no surprise that they have since formed a band together and perform semi-regularly, when other engagements allow. Although not really a musical theatre number (it did feature for a time in Billy Joel's flop musical Movin' Out) it is the strongest number on the album and shows Karimloo's versatility in a much more positive way than the previous track! Up next is some pure stock musical theatre, a lovely rendition of 'Maria' from West Side Story. Karimloo would make a wonderful Tony and this song stands out for all the right reasons; individual but believable, Karimloo even manages to nail the tricky higher parts where other singers often struggle. For Elton John's 'Written in the Stars' from the musical Aida, Karimloo is joined by Sophia Ragavelas (Les Miserables, Mamma Mia, Never Forget) herself once a superb Eponine in the early days of the show's switch to the Queen's Theatre. Karimloo appears to struggle a little here, his high belt straining a little, particularly on the ears. Ragavelas is fine and fares a little better than Karimloo, but the song isn't particularly memorable. In fact, the album rather tails off from here; 'Lullaby', another Billy Joel number is not even one of Billy Joel's better songs, so why Karimloo chooses to coo it is beyond me – perhaps it had a special meaning to him. Either way, by the time we reach the finale – and second song from Aida – 'Radames Letter', the album has almost run out of puff; rather than going out with a rock n' roll bang, Karimloo purrs his way through the short number perfectly ably but forgettably.
As I said at the start of the review; one can't help but come away feeling a little confused by the song choices and, as a result, maybe a touch underwhelmed by the LP as an experience. For the most part, Karimloo sings well, but is let down by the material he has chosen to sing; whilst 'Buddy Can You Spare a Dime?', 'New York State of Mind' and 'Maria' impress, 'At Least I Know What's Killing Me' is offensive and the album goes rather go out with a whimper.
Karimloo does deserve credit for choosing songs which perhaps are rather less commonly recorded, but I feel a full album of popular musical theatre songs would have perhaps given those who bought the album a lot more to enjoy as well as being a good deal more flattering to Karimloo's considerable talents.
In Part 2 I will be reviewing Karimloo's upcoming full début album release, 'Ramin'.
- Harry Zing


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Makes me wish I had money to get my site done.
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This is a very nicely designed website. I am considering doing something similar for a future beauty blog I will create.


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Teaming up with NYC boutique Reed Space and Hawaiian sneaker shop KICKS/HI, Publish Brand is releasing four limited edition caps that show off the personality of each of these incredible brands. The Publish Brand line consists of two snap-back caps and two five panel hats, one of each style designed by each of the partnering shops.
Reed Space's snap-back design uses a muted floral pattern that looks like it could be ingredients for a witch's brew (in a good way.) The five panel design has a cheetah-like floral pattern on it bringing to mind an urban jungle motif.
The KICKS/HI caps have a laid-back feel and use vivid colors. The five panel design is a floral print with bright colors that could be made out of your grandmother's couch (again, in a good way.) The snap-back design uses bold colors and looks like a mix between a large Cowichan print and the sewing machine exploding.
Publish Brand has delivered a stylish selection of unique and exclusive caps with this collaboration effort. The hats are to be sold only in the Reed Space and KICKS/HI boutiques starting on July 13, 2012 for a limited time.


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Johnnie Moore is author of Dirty God: Jesus in the Trenches (Thomas Nelson, 2013) and vice president and campus pastor at Liberty University. He is also on the board of World Help.
I was just trying to go up an escalator. Somehow, I ended up sandwiched between two groups of protestors.
They were waving their signs, beating drums and making a general wreck out of the whole place. In front of me were the anti-capitalists protesting the pharmaceutical companies. Behind me were the sex workers fighting for the legalization of their trade. On both sides, many were infected with HIV or AIDS.
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I was slightly disappointed by this. It's a very pretty colour and the LoL packaging is fun, but it's so sheer. By the time I've piled enough on for the colour to show, it looks waxy and bobbly. The formula is quite moisturizing but I've found the colour settles in lip lines. Shame.
EDIT: I'm swapping this - I just can't get it to work for me. My lips are too pigmented (even as an NC15) for the colour to show up properly and it just looks wan.
I am absolutely in love with this lipstick. The color is so perfect for a natural, MLBB lippie for spring or summer. I have pretty pigmented lips so this goes on as a sheer, corally pink that adds just that extra oomph to my natural lips. The formula is amazing -- applies smoothly, doesn't sink into lines, and doesn't dry out my lips. The one thing I don't like is the packaging, but the product is an A+!
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the perfect MLBB lipstick!
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I am so glad I bought this lipstick. I was initially hestitant to buy this one because I already have tons of peachy-pink lipsticks. But as soon as I tried it on my lips, I was totally blown away by how flattering it looks on me. It has the perfect amount of pink in it for a coral lipstick, it might look too bright in the tube, but on lips it is a very natural, pretty and fresh coral colour with a soft pink undertone. I love it because it brights up my complexion and and creats a very youthful look. (FYI I am NC20) I also don't mind it is quite a sheer lipstick, so I can build up the intesnsity to what I like. I need a back up of it!
This is a gorgeous and unique color. I purchased it because I don't have any color like it and I read many great reviews about it. Well, the reviews were true. It's very flattering on my skin tone (NC25). If it's ever re-released, I will definitely repurchase.
I LOVE this lipstick! I saw pictures of it on some girls here on MUA and just had to have it! Since I got into it so late in the game I had to search high and low all over Toronto for a MAC that still had it. Its such a beautiful coral-peach colour for my NC25 skin. Can't stop wearing it! I'm now looking for a backup....
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Beautiful colour, really brightens up my face. I wish I'd bought a couple of them because when it runs out I'll be kicking myself! I'm guessing this might already be sold out, even in the UK where it's still pretty new.
I always find some of theMAC lipsticks can be a bit drying on my lips but the creamsheen texture is not too bad. Get it while you can. I also love the packaging.
If you want a matching make up bag I'm giving away one on my blog!
I was a little hesitant to buy this without seeing it in person, but there were so many glowing reviews. It looked like a color I would like too, so I ordered it right away from Nordstroms.
This color is beautiful! I think it could work for everyone. I like how it looks on me because I have a tan skintone, and it looks like a neutral, pinky coral on me. This lipstick is sheer, but can be built up for a more dramatic look. One thing is, this dried out my lips a teeny bit, but than can be fixed with a little chapstick underneath.
If you are considering getting this, just get it and try it, you'll probably like it. It's only $14, and while that may seem like quite a bit just for a lipstick, I've seen plenty of lipsticks for $18 and up.
Also, the packaging is so cute!
Just get the lipstick! Commeeee onnnnn, you know you want toooo!
I absolutely LOVE this lipstick! I recently bought this from the liberty of london collection and I was afraid it would look like Barry M 147, which looks horrible on my nc37 skin tone, but this colour is amazing! It's a gorgeous coral which is perfect for the spring and summer and you can layer it on to get the perfect outcome! I love cremesheen lipsticks but if I were to take this on holiday I would put it in one of those 'cool' bags to prevent it from melting! I wish this was a permanent item! I can't stop wearing it! I you like corals and have olive skin, this would look perfect on you =D Try it on first though!
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I love this color! It looks excellent with my pale complexion. It glides on easily and is an attractive color that's not too bold but still interesting.
Im so glad i got this lippie before it sold out! Ive recntly been trying to wear lipstick more often, and although i love bright lippies, i hate the maintenance of them and this is a great middle ground of getting a lil brightness but still being easy to upkeep. not totally opaque, it lets your lip color show through to keep it a bit more natural. plus super cute packaging!


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The price was good , the tracking was not accurate . The order arrived and there was no notification on the tracking of that , But non the less it was very sstisfying and I'll buy you other things for sure.
Great deal for a great Racquet, much better price then any store. I would definitely recommend
I like almost all aspect of my silver O3 . The string broke and needs to be restrung.
This was the only on-line store that had my size (4 1/8) and Sports Authority doesn't even carry that size. Very happy to find it here. No tax and no shipping equals one happy camper.
The O3 Silver is a slow swingers delight. The racquet face is very large with a huge sweetspot. It makes a satisfying 'pop' sound at impact. The frame is very light (10.22 oz with a Tourna overgrip and Sampras dampener) and head heavy, which makes it easy to generate power. The frame has ample power and a slow, compact stroke will suffice. A short swing and the longer frame helps me cover the court. I recommend this racquet to juniors, older players, slow swingers, or those simply looking for more power. The O3 Black definitely has the wow factor.
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The Institute for the Future is a forty-two year old nonprofit research group based in Palo Alto, California, dedicated to "aggregating group opinion about the future," says senior researcher Mike Liebhold. A technologist who was the director of the Atari research lab in the 1980s, and was later chief technology officer in The Times Mirror Company, Liebhold has done a lot of thinking about the future of augmented reality.
Read, for instance, last year's report "Blended Reality: Superstructing Reality, Superstructing Selves," an excerpt of which reads like a science fiction movie voiceover: "Cyberspace is not a destination; rather, it is a layer tightly integrated into the world around us. Technology enables this transformation but, as is always the case, when we invent new technologies, they in turn re-invent us."
CJR assistant editor Lauren Kirchner spoke with Liebhold about how journalists and news organizations can start to think about the potential uses of augmented reality technology. This is an edited transcript of that conversation.
Lauren Kirchner: So when people ask you at parties to predict the future of the news industry, what do you say?
Mike Liebhold: News is going to be much more entrepreneurial. It's probably not going to be enough just to simply tell good stories. Journalists are going to have to find a way to create, or collaborate with other people, to get their stories from the real world out there. That's sort of the macro, macro view of journalism. But the fundamental nature of information is changing, and the way people are experiencing information in their lives is changing. It's not just going from a paper page to a web screen, or to an iPhone or an iPad screen; there's something much more fundamental going on. And that's that information is moving from screens out into the physical world around us. We're walking through very, very dense information spaces, and we're just beginning to learn how to decode the information all around us, and how to tell stories based on the information all around us. So I think there are some great new intellectual challenges for journalists.
LK: What's your opinion on the partnerships that are already forming between news organizations and location-based services? We at CJR recently tried out The Wall Street Journal's "layer" on Foursquare, and it seemed to have great potential to bring new readers to their enormous archive of articles, based on the user's current position. That one hadn't quite been populated at the time, though, so it was mostly just restaurant reviews. Is that the kind of thing that you mean when you talk about "augmented reality"?
ML: Well, no. Augmented reality is really being able to view physical information. It's not just walking around seeing red dots on the map of your handheld. Probably by about 2015 we'll have the first augmented reality glasses, and probably by 2020 they might be really good. I would bet they'll be made by Apple or Nike or someone like that, and they'll make them really cool. Also probably by about 2020, contact lenses will be coming out of the laboratory.
LK: I was just reading somewhere about scientists who are developing wi-fi contact lenses, and I couldn't believe it.
ML: I think it's inevitable. Probably in about ten years, we'll be walking around in very, very dense information spaces, and we'll have to have very, very robust filtering tools to screen out all of the noise, the spam, the visual advertising that will be floating around in the world around us, so that we see only the information that we want. There's also some challenges for storytellers. We're sort of at day one here, we are just beginning to layer information onto the physical world. Already, for about ten years, we've been putting map data online. We're now beginning to put web coded information in—geo-coded tweets, geo-coded Facebook posts, geo-coded Gowalla, Foursquare, and so on. There's now a significant effort going on to make web standards for annotating places.
The one thing I'll say about the Foursquare/Wall Street Journal effort is that one of the real problems is, all these location-based views of the world are [just] apps. And apps are like little walled gardens. Whereas what we are eventually going to see is an augmented reality Web. Map data and text annotations will be layered onto the physical world, as well as multimedia videos that align precisely with the real world, even 3D graphics, things like game avatars hovering in front of you, all of these things are going to be on the Web. There will be millions and millions of Web objects located in physical places. That's just beginning, and I think it's really where we're headed.


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From the makers of Words With Friends and Hanging With Friends comes Matching With Friends, a colorful, bouncy, and explosively fun puzzle game that will keep you and your friends entertained for hours.
The game starts simple enough: just line up 3 or more jelly blocks to make a match. But can you score more points than your friend?
Fun stuff inside:
• Get bonus points from multiplier spots and color bonuses
• Swap pieces for better ones to make that perfect match
• Drop a bomb on the board to make room for more matches
• Earn or buy coins to get more bombs and swaps
Served up With Friends style:
• Take turns making moves with friends in up to 20 simultaneous games
• 'Match' up with a random opponent if all your friends are busy
• Keep in touch or trash talk with chat bubbles
• Get notifications when it's your turn to play
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33 saying, "Behold, we go up to Jerusalem, and the Son of Man shall be delivered unto the chief priests and unto the scribes; and they shall condemn Him to death, and shall deliver Him to the Gentiles. | 33 "We are going up to Jerusalem," he said, "and the Son of Man will be betrayed to the chief priests and teachers of the law. They will condemn him to death and will hand him over to the Gentiles, |
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Two different apps I am developing at present are running just fine on 3rd Edition testing devices in Russia (N81-bought in the UK, 6290, N78 - bought in Russia), but these apps are not running on E63 or 6290 - bought in South Africa in one case, and in the other case - on two 3rd Editon testing devices bought in Norway.
Both apps are runnig on and not running on
3 devices in Russia 2 devices in South Africa and
2 devices in Norway.
All the devices are 3rd Edition Symbian.
What could be the reason for this? Network opertors (carriers)? Sim cards? Differences in hardware in phones produced for different countries?
Both apps in question deal with call recording/audio playback in the converstaion. (into the GSM line)
I really appreciate any advice on this.