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Patients want granular privacy control over health information in electronic medical records
Objective To assess patients' desire for granular level privacy control over which personal health information should be shared, with whom, and for what purpose; and whether these preferences vary based on sensitivity of health information.
Materials and methods A card task for matching health information with providers, questionnaire, and interview with 30 patients whose health information is stored in an electronic medical record system. Most patients' records contained sensitive health information.
Results No patients reported that they would prefer to share all information stored in an electronic medical record (EMR) with all potential recipients. Sharing preferences varied by type of information (EMR data element) and recipient (eg, primary care provider), and overall sharing preferences varied by participant. Patients with and without sensitive records preferred less sharing of sensitive versus less-sensitive information.
Discussion Patients expressed sharing preferences consistent with a desire for granular privacy control over which health information should be shared with whom and expressed differences in sharing preferences for sensitive versus less-sensitive EMR data. The pattern of results may be used by designers to generate privacy-preserving EMR systems including interfaces for patients to express privacy and sharing preferences.
Conclusions To maintain the level of privacy afforded by medical records and to achieve alignment with patients' preferences, patients should have granular privacy control over information contained in their EMR.
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- Electronic Medical Record
- User Computer Interface
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By: Adam Gretz
Late in the third period of Pittsburgh's 2-1 victory over the Washington Capitals on Thursday night, Penguins forward Matt Cooke was on the receiving end of what appeared to be an elbow to the face from defenseman John Carlson, which you can see in the above video. It was a play that initially went under the radar during the game, and Penguins fans were not happy about it after the fact.
There was no penalty called on the play, and Cooke, it appears, was uninjured as a result of the hit. It also seems that Carlson will not recieve any supplemental discipline from the NHL.
Here's what the league said in a statement sent to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:
"The Department of Player Safety's view is that, with barely enough time for one last rush, Carlson was desperate to join that rush. He doesn't even see Cooke coming toward him until the last minute (his view of Cooke is obscured by Ovechkin until the last moment) and he actually cringes to avoid contact if you can pause it when they're a couple of feet apart.Of course, one can't help but wonder what the NHL's response would have been had the shoe been on the other foot and it were Cooke delivering a similar hit on Carlson, or any other player.
"The worst-looking part of the play is when Carlson flares out his right arm. But he does that as he's past Cooke, in a "get out of my way, I have to get up ice" kind of way."
Penguins coach Dan Bylsma, however, insisted that Cooke's reputation did not influence the NHL's decision.
More NHL Discipline News Here
(H/T Pensblog for the video)
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Generally, people look forward to the date of their MOT test expiration with great frustration. It is well-known that if your car is in a bad condition, you may have to pay a lot in order to fix it for the MOT check. However, many people don't realise that the government is reasonably strict when it comes to the condition on vehicles. Because of these regulations, people regularly check MOT and that helps to significantly reduce the accidents on the roads.
While the MOT check is strict, it won't have unreasonable requirements. Usually, the car checkers are qualified and know that your 3+ years old car cannot be like new. Moreover, they can enter your details into a car reg checker and take any of the info into account when performing the test. Therefore, they will make sure everything works properly and will make you fix certain parts if they make it dangerous for you to drive. Of course, there are many things you can check on your own before your car check takes place – the fluid levels, the proper functioning of the seatbelts, the light bulbs etc. can all be checked at home and if there are any problems, you can fix them cheaply.
Many of the parts checked by the car checkers are very important for your safety and that of other people on the road. For example, even if a MOT check was not required, you would want to replace a damaged wind shield, fix your brakes and suspension, have your engine running properly, calibrating your steering wheel, etc. All these things can put your life at a serious risk if not taken care of.
Before going to check MOT history, don't forget to pay attention to your tyres. They should be the appropriate tyres for the season and shouldn't be too worn out. If you have reasons to believe that your tyres will fail you on the car check, consult a specialist who can advise you whether they should be changed or not.
To cut a long story short, although MOT checks are strict and expensive, they are exist for a reason. Next time you think that you could do without it, think how many lives have been saved because cars were fixed on time. Check MOT, drive safer, live longer!


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Business Review Commends Lengal Financial´s Dedication to Home Safety with Exhibit Providing Education in Protecting the Home & Personal Property with Insurance
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Business Review commends the attendance of Lengal Financial at the Columbus Home Improvement Show February 15-17 with exhibit dedicated to educating homeowners in household insurance options. Attendees will have access to information regarding, ℠Home Insurance 101´, types of coverage available, liability Insurance and guest medical coverage. The Columbus Home Improvement Show is being held at the Franklin County Veterans Memorial located at 300 West Broad Street, Columbus.
The Columbus Home Improvement Show has built a reputation for bringing together Columbus' most active and discerning homeowners and the leading home improvement experts under one roof. Representatives from Lengal Financial will be available to discuss how to insure a home´s structure so homeowners need not worry about protecting their home against bad weather, fire, theft, or vandalism. Home insurance options such as, type of residence, unfortunate events coverage and events that can be excluded from certain policies will be readily available. "At your home, you rely on having a safe, comfortable place to live," Frank Lengal, Founder of Lengal Financial, says. "Insurance coverage is just as important as any other step in the homeowning process and is extremely important in protecting your investment. For example, when Hurricane Sandy hit the U.S, the storm caused as much as $20 billion in losses, and less than half of that is likely insured. Some damage, like infrastructure repairs, will be covered by the government. But some losses won´t be, and homeowners are left with the bills if they didn't have the right insurance coverage."
Lengal Financial understands that protecting a home and all of the valuables inside of it is essential. Attendees are welcome to compare current insurance plans with Lengal Financial plans and inquire about additional coverage for certain concern areas. Attendees can visit the Lengal Financial exhibitor´s booth Friday-Sunday during the following hours:
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Fancy a dose of prions with your vegetables? A new study suggests that infectious prions - thought to be the causative agents in mad cow disease and human vCJD - can survive wastewater decontamination and wind up in fertiliser, potentially contaminating fruit and vegetables.
The prions would be present in such low quantities that they are unlikely to pose a health threat, but as a precaution, "we should prevent the entry of prions into wastewater treatment plants," says microbiologist Joel Pedersen, of the University of Wisconsin in Madison, US, who led the research.
Prions could end up in wastewater treatment plants via slaughterhouse drains, hunted game cleaned in a sink, or humans with vCJD shedding prions in their urine or faeces, Pedersen says.
Landfill risk
Previous studies have suggested that prions can survive heat treatment and caustic chemicals, but to see how prions fare during sewage treatment, Pedersen's team spiked sludge from a local treatment plant with infectious prions, and then subjected the toxic brew to a typical wastewater treatment regimen.
This typically involves three weeks of filtration, separation and incubation with microbes that break down contaminants in the sludge, resulting in clean water and "biosolids" free of most human pathogens, which can be used as a fertiliser.
When Pedersen's team tested the sewage soup at various stages, they found the water was clean, but the biosolids were contaminated with prions.
"The sludge digestion seems to have no effect on the prion protein," he says.
Prions from culled livestock could also lurk in landfills, says Pederson, whose team is testing whether prions survive in dumps. Recent mad cow disease scares in Britain, Canada, and the US resulted in culls of thousands of potentially tainted animals, and many ended up underground.
Tisha Pettaway, a representative for the US Environmental Protection Agency, which regulates sewage treatment and partially funded the study, says prions pose little threat to the water supply and even less to food. Still, she says "other types of treatment systems, such as those that employ alkaline hydrolysis, ie, addition of lime, would inactivate prions should they get into the system."
Journal reference: Environmental Science & Technology (DOI: 10.1021/es703186e)
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The Telugu Desam Party (TDP) has demanded that the State government should procure all the paddy stocks lying with farmers in the state, within a week.
"A total of 140 lakh tonnes of paddy (of both Kharif and Rabi seasons) is available with farmers in the State, but so far, government has procured only 11 lakh tonnes. Middlemen have been completely exploiting the situation and looting the farmers," the TDP pointed out.
A delegation of TDP legislators, led by Errabilli Dayakar Rao and Devineni Umamaheswara Rao, met Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy at his camp office today and submitted a petition giving details of paddy stocks lying unsold with farmers in different districts.
"Despite the tall claims made by the government, nothing is actually happening on the ground. Farmers are unable to sell their yield and get even the minimum support price (MSP). The government should immediately step up the procurement and complete the process in a week," the TDP legislators demanded.
"We explained the grave crisis being faced by the farmers in different districts. We wanted his immediate intervention in resolving the crisis," they said.
Meanwhile, State Civil Supplies Commissioner Harpreet Singh said that both, the State government and the Food Corporation of India, have so far procured 12,30,790 tonnes of paddy from farmers this season, as against 3,41,422 tonnes last year.
"Government agencies have opened a total of 1,385 paddy purchase centres in the State. Farmers can offer their paddy at the purchase centres to obtain MSP of Rs 1,030 per quintal for Grade A and Rs 1,000 per quintal for common variety," Mr. Singh said.
Keywords: Andhra Pradesh, TDP, Paddy procurement, FCI


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Compact Fluorescent Lamps
I've been a convert of CFL (compact fluorescent Lamp or Light) bulbs for some years now. CFL's don't require you needing to install different sockets, they plug straight into incandescent light fittings.
Initially my attraction to compact fluorescent Lamps was due to the greatly extended life of the globe and saving on electricity; but the latter reason became increasingly important because of the connection between electricity consumption and global warming.
Prices for CFL's have certainly dropped over the years; making them an even better choice. The first compact fluorescent Lamp bulb I bought was around $20, but these days the same globe can be purchased for only $5.
While $5 is still more expensive than an incandescent light globe, given that they'll last 8 -10 times longer, there's now a saving just in the purchase.
The big saving comes from CFL's consuming far less electricity. A 100 watt rated incandescent uses 100 watts of electricity per hour, whereas a 25 watt compact fluorescent globe that generates the equivalent amount of light uses just a quarter of the energy.
Here's a breakdown of the savings:
100 watt incandescent running 6 hours a day = 600 watts
1 kilowatt of electricity costs around 10 cents depending on where you live; so that equals 6 cents a day.
365 x 6c = $21.90
The equivalent electricity for a compact fluorescent lamp of similar brightness would cost around $5.47 for a year - a saving of over $15 per year by replacing one incandescent globe.
It may not sound like a huge amount to save, but if you take into consideration how many lights you have in your home or business and add up the total number of hours a day they are run, your savings could run into hundreds or in the case of a business; thousands of dollars a year.
Equally as important a consideration is if your power is sourced via coal fired electricity generation. Using the example above; the power used by a single incandescent globe over a year would be responsible for the production of over 100 pounds of carbon. Using a compact fluorescent lamp would cut that down by around 75%.
Some opponents to CFL's have mentioned the mercury the bulbs contain being a problem; but it's my understanding that:
a) There's not enough mercury in a CFL globe to pose a serious hazard if a single bulb should be accidentally broken. While the mercury can pose a hazard if masses of bulbs are dumped together in a landfill environment, the globes can be safely disposed of at many recycling facilities - the CFL's are then shipped to companies that can safely extract the mercury for reuse.
b) If your electricity supply comes from coal power; the mercury released directly into the atmosphere to generate the power for an 100 watt incandescent globe over a few years far exceeds the level of mercury released by powering a comparative 25 watt CFL during the same period; and that also takes into consideration the amount of mercury contained in the lamp.
Bearing in mind that living a greener lifestyle isn't just about choices of products but also level of consumption; if you're going to make the switch to CFL's also review your lighting needs.
When I first moved into my office, it had around 180 watts worth of incandescent globes installed in a triple bulb light fixture. Through switching to CFL's, trimming down the amount of brightness I really needed in the office and positioning my desk correctly; I've got that down to 10 watts - 2 x 5 watt globes.
CFL's alone will not save the world from global warming related climate change, but it's a small easy step that many of us can make to help reduce environmental impact and carbon emissions; and also another great way to save money on your electricity bill!
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Gamers drive high-end computing: if you don't think so, consider the renaissance of (expensive) mechanical keyboards in the last couple of years. Of course gaming mice have been common for a while, and EVGA has just thrown their hat into this very competitive ring with the EVGA Torq X10 mouse. Boasting a fully ambidextrous design, 9 programmable buttons, an 8200-DPI laser sensor, solid metal base, and a dramatic style, the Torq X10 mouse also comes in at a very competitive price, especially if you pre-order it. Benchmark Reviews connects this new mouse to our gaming machine to investigate how well it works in this article.
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Winter storm buries southern New England
Scores of schools, businesses and government offices closed, and some planned to stay closed Thursday. More than 1,700 flights were canceled at the New York region's three airports, which were trying to resume normal operations Wednesday.
Commuter rail service was delayed or suspended across the region, and Amtrak suspended service between New York City and Boston because of damage to the overhead power system south of Boston.
In New York, Eric Winbush learned after he got to Penn Station that his Amtrak train to Boston had been canceled.
"I'm going to Boston because my father is on his deathbed," said Winbush, whose 90-year-old father was in a hospice. "My brothers and sisters are waiting on me."
Scattered power outages were reported in Connecticut and Rhode Island in addition to the blackouts in Massachusetts.
In Bridgewater, Mass., a suburb about 30 miles south of Boston that was without power, 89-year-old Primile Chiocha went to an emergency shelter wearing a sweatshirt emblazoned with an ice-skating penguin holding a "Let it snow!" sign.
"I came mostly because I was cold and I wanted a cup of coffee," she said. "I hope I'm not here too long. I like to be home. There's nothing like home."
In New Jersey and New York, snowplow drivers mounted an overwhelming effort. The biggest complaint many New Yorkers could muster was that the constant scraping kept them up all night.
It was almost overkill: In the Bayside neighborhood of Queens, in an area where snowplows failed to visit for several days after Dec. 26, salt trucks or plows passed down one street at least nine times by late afternoon.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg said crews would work even harder after criticism of how the city handled the blizzard, when hundreds of streets went unplowed, subway riders got stranded and medical calls were unanswered.
As the storm swept north, the National Weather Service reported snow on the ground in every state except Florida. That included Hawaii, which had 7 inches on the top of the Mauna Kea mountain.
"I think it has happened in the past, but it's not very often that it happens," said James Peronto of the weather service.
The weather has been blamed for at least 17 deaths and many more injuries since Sunday.
In Ohio, an athletic trainer was killed when a bus carrying members of a wrestling team from the University of Mount Union collided with a snowplow.
In the South, road crews lacked winter equipment, salt and sand to clear the roads, and millions of people just stayed home. Mail delivery was restricted, and many schools and other institutions canceled activities.
Some schools remained closed Wednesday in western North Carolina as well as in Charlotte, the state's largest city. Workers reported progress clearing highways, but many secondary roads remained dangerous because of ice.
Contributing to this report were Associated Press writers Bob Salsberg in Natick, Mass.; Denise Lavoie in Weymouth, Mass., John Christoffersen in Milford, Conn., Frank Eltman in Carle Place, N.Y.; Kiley Armstrong; Sara Kugler Frazier, Chris Hawley, Karen Matthews and Ula Ilnytzky in New York; Beth DeFalco in Trenton, N.J.; Dorie Turner, Don Schanche and Errin Haines in Atlanta; Bill Poovey in Chattanooga, Tenn.; and Gary D. Robertson in Raleigh, N.C.
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Light & Airy Painting Studio
Virginia artist Abby Kasonik left her basement behind and built a new backyard painting studio that's elevated her life and art
An all-white interior pulls together the open floor plan of this artist's studio and lets the paintings stand out.
Charlottesville artist Abby Kasonik has quickly established a reputation around the country for her sublimely meditative paintings.
Abby's love of 19th-century Virginia schoolhouses and churches influenced the style of her new backyard studio.
Weathered ceiling beams are juxtaposed with a modern stove flue and large, white paper lanterns.
A 12-foot-long "inspiration table" holds the antlers, shells, and other natural wonders Abby collects.
For the kitchen island, carpenter Tim Fisher topped an old trunk with barn wood and added shelves, legs, and wheels.
A salvaged metal radiator cover that's equipped with magnets hangs as the kitchen bulletin board.
Abby created the studio's curtains from painter's drop cloths and made the rods using old lightning-rod cables.


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 The Native Language Site to Launch in 2013

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The New York Times Continues Global Expansion with Plans to Launch Web Site for Readers in Brazil19:00 EDT Sunday, October 14, 2012 NEW YORK (Business Wire) -- The New York Times today announced that it will launch an online Portuguese-language edition designed to bring Times journalism to Brazil in 2013. The new Web edition will provide Times-quality content to an audience in Brazil that is educated, affluent and connected with the rest of the world. It will feature English to Portuguese translations of the best of The Times's award winning journalism alongside original work by local writers contributing to The Times. The site will include coverage of global affairs, business and culture as well as other subjects of particular interest to the Brazilian reader. The Times will publish 30-40 articles per day on the site along with photography. About one third of the reporting will be original content designed specifically for the Brazil site. Graphics and multimedia will be introduced over time. Arthur Sulzberger, Jr., the chairman of The New York Times Company and publisher of The New York Times, said, "Brazil is an international hub for business that boasts a robust economy, which has brought more and more people into the middle class. As the world gets smaller and digital technology enables us to reach around the globe to attract readers with an interest in high quality news, Brazil is a perfect place for The New York Times to take the next step in expanding our global reach." This launch is a part of The Times's broader imperative to expand its international reach. Earlier this year, The Times launched a beta Chinese-language Web site (cn.nytimes.com) which has seen rapid adoption by readers in China. It will officially launch next month. In addition, The Times's News Services Division transmits articles, graphics and photographs to more than 1,400 newspapers, magazines and Web sites in nearly 100 countries and territories worldwide. The International Herald Tribune, The Times's anchor operation outside the United States, celebrated its 125th anniversary in October 2012. About The New York Times Company The New York Times Company (NYSE: NYT), a leading global, multimedia news and information company with 2011 revenues of $2.3 billion, includes The New York Times, the International Herald Tribune, The Boston Globe, NYTimes.com, BostonGlobe.com, Boston.com and related properties. The Company's core purpose is to enhance society by creating, collecting and distributing high-quality news and information. PressThe New York Times CompanyEileen Murphy, 212-556-1982, email@example.com Zebian, 212-556-7153, email@example.com


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Though there are larger drives available, they do not fit into everyones budget. Simply going from 500GB to 320GB cuts the price in half, which makes this almost a steal. We will compare with one of our recently reviewed 500GB drives and see how it stacks up.
Throughout all of our benchmarks regardless of what we are reviewing, testing is done in a clean and stand-alone version of Windows XP Professional with SP2. Prior to testing, these conditions are met:
If you are interested in using the same benchmarks as us, feel free to visit the developers website:
The testing rig used for today's benchmarking is as follows:
I will be comparing this 320GB drive to the previously reviewed 500GB Seagate 7200.9 drive. Now, there will be differences between the two drives in the tests, because the 320GB is a newer 7200.10 model. Still, this is a comparison between a $95 drive and a $260 one. Things should be interesting!
As expected, the 320GB cleaned up here, but even moreso than I expected in the average read tests. The 7200.10 drive scored a full 14MB/s better then the 500GB. Impressive… that's a 21% increase. Nothing to scoff at, for sure.
Here is where differences between HD Tach and HD Tune become evident. The results varied quite a bit in the previous test, but here they are so close it's scary. All of the read tests were -identical- to one another, but started to sway a bit with the Latency and Burst. It wouldn't even be right to conclude a winner here… they are the same.
The exact same goes for our Sandra and PC Mark tests. The only thing that proved different was the PC Mark score, a mere 0.05% difference.


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Last second TD lifts Crimson to victory
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2014 (Sophomore): Made three receptions for 58 yards ... returned one kick for 20 yards ... pulled in a career-long 25 yard grab at Rutgers ... played in all 12 games.
2013 (Freshman): Played in wins over Indiana State, Bowling Green and Purdue.
2012: Redshirted the 2012 season ... suffered a season-ending ankle injury after the season-opening win over Indiana State ... caught one pass for two yards and returned one kick for 12 yards against the Sycamores.
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Changes in fetal and neonatal mortality during 40 years by offspring sex: a national registry-based study in Norway
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1 Department of Economics, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway
2 Department of Community Dentistry, University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway
3 Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Institute of Clinical Medicine, Akershus University Hospital, Lørenskog, Norway
4 Department of Mental Health, Norwegian Institute of Public Health, Oslo, Norway
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BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth 2013, 13:101 doi:10.1186/1471-2393-13-101Published: 2 May 2013
There has been a considerable decline in fetal and neonatal mortality in the Western world. The authors hypothesized that this decline has been largest for boys, since boys have a higher risk of fetal and neonatal death.
The authors used data from the Medical Birth Registry about all births in Norway to study changes during 1967–2005 in mortality for boys and girls from the 23rd week of pregnancy until one month after birth. Absolute and relative yearly changes in fetal and neonatal death rates were estimated separately for boys and girls.
From 1967 to 2005, the average annual reduction in the overall death rate was greater for boys: 0.47 per 1000 boys (95% CI: 0.45, 0.48) and 0.37 per 1000 girls (95% CI: 0.35, 0.39). These estimates were not affected by adjustments made for changes over time in maternal characteristics. The convergence in death rates by sex was strongest for the first week after birth: average annual reduction in the early neonatal death rate was 0.24 per 1000 boys (95% CI: 0.23, 0.25) and 0.17 per 1000 girls (95% CI: 0.16, 0.18). The death rates for boys and girls also converged during pregnancy and from one week to one month after birth. The relative reduction in death rates was quite similar for boys and girls: the overall death rate fell annually by 4.4% (95% CI: 4.3, 4.6%) for boys and by 4.2% (95% CI: 4.0, 4.4%) for girls.
During the period 1967–2005, the absolute reduction in fetal and neonatal death rates was greatest for boys. The relative reduction in mortality was about the same for both sexes, but the absolute reduction was greatest for boys since the mortality for boys began at a higher level. The convergence of death rates was not due to changes in the composition of mothers, suggesting that convergence has been caused by technological progress.


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"It's similar to a digital camera," explains Giles Boland, MD, director of teleradiology at Massachusetts General and associate professor of radiology at Harvard Medical School in Boston.
"The light is put on a light-sensitive plate and the image is recorded digitally. The advantage of that, aside from saving money on the film and processing is that you can tweak the contrast levels like you can with a digital camera, so that if you don't get a good exposure you can make it into a good exposure."
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"Certainly it has enhanced the ability of radiologists to make an accurate diagnosis; there's no question about that," Boland tells WebMD.
Because it's digital, the system also allows doctors in another building, city, or even another country to can call up images on computers in their office or examining room for ready reference or consultation. "You can be in the operating room, you can be on the floor in the patient's room, you could be doing a biopsy and you can see these images anywhere, he says.
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MANILA, Philippines—The Philippine Navy on Thursday said it had deployed vessels to the Sulu Sea to intensify its watch on the Philippine backdoor amid a standoff between Malaysian security forces and a group of armed Filipinos in Lahad Datu town in the eastern Malaysian state of Sabah.
A statement from the Navy said the deployment supported the efforts of the military in Western Mindanao to ensure a peaceful resolution of the standoff in Sabah.
The Philippine vessels are patrolling the southern waters jointly with Malaysian naval forces, the statement said.
Meanwhile, Vice President Jejomar Binay assured the public on Thursday that President Aquino was dealing with the standoff, now in its second week.
"President Aquino is on top of the situation," Binay said in a statement. "The Department of Foreign Affairs is exerting all efforts and using all diplomatic avenues to arrive at a peaceful resolution of the Sabah controversy. That is the President's priority. Let us not second-guess the President."
Binay said the President "should be allowed to make decisions without pressure" from anybody or any group.
"He will decide based on what is best for the national interest and the safety of Filipinos in Sabah," Binay said.
He described the situation in Sabah as "delicate" and "requiring sobriety."
Lt. Cmdr. Gregory Fabic, Navy spokesperson, told reporters in Camp Aguinaldo in a phone interview that six naval vessels and a Philippine Navy Islander aircraft were now in the vicinity of Sulu, Tawi-Tawi and Basilan.
Fabic said the Navy's maritime patrol began on Feb. 12, a day after the standoff began in Tanduao.
Asked about the objective of the patrol, Fabic replied: "It's for (the) security and stability of the situation."
Last week, Armed Forces chief of staff Gen. Emmanuel Bautista said the Philippine and Malaysian militaries had agreed to tighten their border patrols to prevent other "illegal entries" into each other's territories to avoid complicating the situation in Sabah.
Around 300 armed followers of the sultan of Sulu traveled to Sabah last week to press the sultanate's claim to the territory, in a move that supporters of the government in the south say is intended to scuttle the peace talks between the Aquino administration and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front.
The INQUIRER on Thursday reported that emissaries from the Aquino administration were working quietly to convince Sultan Jamalul Kiram III to recall his followers from Sabah, and that Malaysia had given him until Friday to order them home.
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"It would be their home, too," Morrison said. "They should be a part of (financing) it."
Weber said the university might contribute financially to a Chargers stadium, depending on where it is. Bayfront sites in National City and Chula Vista are near the trolley line, which would be accessible to students and faculty. Oceanside doesn't have access to the trolley. But Weber said that doesn't mean he would oppose a site there. He said SDSU has not talked to Oceanside officials about the stadium search.
Weber said he has been in intermittent talks with Chula Vista officials about a satellite campus at the university complex for about 10 years. Point Loma Nazarene University, Southwestern College and Mexico's Monterrey Tech have expressed interest in the complex, McCann said. There is no financing plan for the project.
He said extensive study is needed to decide whether California State University system dollars would be better spent adding buildings on the main campus or establishing a satellite.
"Where do we get the biggest bang for the bucks?" Weber said.
For the Aztecs, Qualcomm Stadium remains the ideal site because of its proximity to campus and trolley accessibility, Weber said. However, he has envisioned the Qualcomm Stadium property playing a larger role for his school.
If the Chargers relocate within the county, Weber said SDSU would consider initiating talks with the city about buying and developing the 166 acres at Qualcomm Stadium. City officials have said the property might be worth $500 million. "I assure you that I don't have $500 million in my pocket," Weber said. "Whatever becomes of the site, if the city were to sell it, would be a complex deal. It could be a place for retail and residential housing. We have a real interest in some of those things."
Expanding onto the Qualcomm Stadium site could help the school meet a goal of increasing its student body from 25,000 to 35,000 in the next 20 years, Weber said. The land, if acquired, might be used for classrooms or housing, Weber said. SDSU officials have discussed the prospect of building their own stadium, which would cost about $200 million. That is far more than the $50,000 per game minimum the Aztecs pay the city under its lease.
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COSTA MESA, Calif., Oct. 26 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- CNS Response, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: CNSO) announced today has it signed a letter of intent to acquire the Neuro-Therapy Clinic, P.C., a neuropsychiatric clinic in Denver, Colorado. Established in 1993, Neuro-Therapy Clinic, P.C. is a center for highly-advanced testing and treatment of neuropsychiatric problems, including learning, attentional and behavior challenges, mild head injuries, as well as depression, anxiety, bipolar and all other common psychiatric disorders. Acquisition terms were not disclosed. CNS anticipates the completion of the deal to occur within 90 days.
"The Neuro-Therapy Clinic is clearly amongst the leaders in utilizing the most advanced neuropsychiatry tools in patient assessment and treatment. Use of Referenced-EEG in guiding pharmaco-therapy has been a core competency of this clinic for over three years. In fact, the clinic has been a key contributor to the large outcomes database which comprises the backbone of our rEEG(SM) platform," noted Len Brandt, chairman and CEO of CNS Response. "Through this acquisition, CNS Response will be able to advance neurophysiology data collection, beta-test planned technological advances in rEEG(SM), advance physician training in rEEG(SM) and investigate practice- development strategies associated with rEEG(SM). Our long-standing relationship with the Neuro-Therapy Clinic and its key personnel gives us confidence that we will accomplish this vision."
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Good websites for female athletes?
Pacific lefty
Hey, I am just wondering if anybody knows of any good websites/blogs for women 30+ who are really involved in sport, especially tennis...
welcome to the forums :) tt.tennis-warehouse.com
Pacific lefty
:)Hi Leelord,
Thanks! So far the forum has been great for answering all my tennis queries, and assuring me that I am not the only tennis fanatic out there...
There's more than a handful of female post'ers on this forum.
In my life, I've had girlfriends who were professional tennis players, professional windsurfers, high level surfers, and a current ex Cat111 road bike racer.
Never had a girlfriend who could really waterski, ride motocross (although DoreenPayne would have been if I continued), snowski, but had one who taught snowboarding at SierraTahoe for 5 years.
Yes, most of them could kick my butt in their chosen sport.
Pacific lefty
Hey LeeD,
Thanks for pointing that out. I've met some great female tennis players here, some of which played hockey in school, and plenty of runners, and girls participating in the GAA (check out Gaelic football and hurling, they are great sports).
I was asking my question because I got frustrated with a couple of the doctors I met and one PT (he trained with male rugby players), who have the preconception that most female tennis players in Ireland play "gossip tennis" rather than competitive sport. So with the shoulder problem I had, I felt that I was only given minimal exercises to do, and more often offered cortisone as a quick fix rather than looking at continuing with the sport in the long term.
Yeah, there's that problem even here in California with sport's med docs, who think they know everything because they once worked with a pro basketball or football player.
Anyone less than a professional, who basically hands them 50K, just get's the brushoff and cort shot answer.
You should get the doc to hit tennis ball with you, and he'll change his diagnosis right quick. Suddenly, you'll be treated like a sports athlete, not as a woman who should be cooking and cleaning at home.
Fortunately for us around here, lots of sports med docs actually DO a sport, and they see women right there shoulder to shoulder with some of the most radical guys, and they get their eyes opened, and their brains restarted.
Stay sideways on your serve.
Pacific lefty
Wow, that's amazing that you'd have that problem too in California (my ex-home). I nearly invited my PT out to see what tennis actually is, but was afraid he'd take it as a date invitation! The only effective GP I have been too actually is long distance runner, but the others, they don't get it. That's why its great to get some tips and a bit of perspective from all the very experienced tennis people on the forum here.
Yeah, I've been involved in the "sport's medicine" and referal game since the '60's, and quite a few of my sports friends are in the medical side of it.
Had the docs from high school (varsity basketball and football) thru surfing (4A in California), thru windsurfing, skiing, snowboarding, and a bunch of other sports looking at me thru the years, so I know what if feels like to be slighted or neglected in favor of more high profile patients.
OTOH, most doctors are intriqued by my impressive list of sports injuries I"ve accumulated thru 45 odd years of playing sports at high levels without regard for work or my human body ...:):)
Lucky for me, I also never had to really work to take time away from sports!
Pacific lefty
Well this is my first experience with a sports injury as I've been lucky so far. It's great you've been so devoted to sports. I am trying to do the same with tennis, but just sidelined now. I guess you know how the usual GP/specialist/cortisone game works...As far as sports medicine goes in Ireland, seems to be reserved for professionals for sure...
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EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - 2009: Eli Manning of the New York Giants poses for his 2009 NFL headshot at photo day in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Photo by NFL Photos)
It's around 5 p.m. on Thursday before the Giants host the Redskins on Sunday and Eli Manning is tired. He sports a soft cashmere pullover he says he wore to look nice for the interview held at the team's practice facility and then points out the contrast of his 5 o'clock shadow along with the mussed state of his hair and laughs a little at himself. Nobody's pointing at Manning these days and saying Eli lacks something. He's not an elite quarterback is he? Sure he's won a Super Bowl and toted off the MVP for Pete's sake but ... There's always a but. News flash: Eight years in, Eli's playing like a grown man's quarterback. He plays like he knows what he knows. And he'll tell you what's up in a New York minute. That's why in those miracle comebacks, he doesn't go all wobbly, man. "There's no pressure," he tells me as part of our feature on the Giants for Fox NFL Sunday. "You're thinking, all right, what are my reads here? What are they doing? How are we going to pick up this blitz...
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Last week, we continued our journey through John Deere riding mower history, looking at the 1980s, a decade that seemingly mended the past with the future. The 80s marked Deere's lawn and garden break-in to diesel, the introduction of the "R" and "S" Series, and a few key changes to existing models.
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This seven ton, 16 foot high statue of Lenin originated in Poprad, Slovakia and was brought to the U.S. and now resides in the Fremont district of Seattle, WA.
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location: Washington
date approved: 2/15/2013
last visited: 3/15/2015
St. Jean-Baptiste Catholic Mission - Fort McMurray, Alberta
This old Catholic Mission is now a part of the historic village in Fort McMurray's Heritage Park.
posted by: BK-Hunters
location: Alberta, Canada
date approved: 2/9/2013
last visited: 2/21/2014
Minnesängerbrunnen - Nürnberg (Nuremberg), Germany
The "Minnesängerbrunnen" (Minnesinger's Fountain) has been moved within Nuremberg from the Prateranlage green to Rosenaupark after WW II.
posted by: kittyposse
location: Bayern, Germany
date approved: 2/8/2013
last visited: 2/17/2015
Sitka AT&SF Station
This historic Train Station from the small town of Sitka, Kansas is now located in the Boot Hill museum section of Dodge City, Kansas.
posted by: brwhiz
location: Kansas
date approved: 2/4/2013
last visited: never
Wisconsin Central Railroad Depot - Marshfield, WI
When the Veterans Parkway was built parallel to the railroad tracks the depot needed to be moved or demolished.
posted by: REUAHNESIE
location: Wisconsin
date approved: 1/30/2013
Keatley Elevator - Western Development Museum - North Battleford, SK
The theme of the Western Development Museum in North Battleford is that of a Heritage Farm & Village. At the turn of the century in a small farming community, at least one elevator such as this one would have dominated the skyline.
location: Saskatchewan, Canada
last visited: 2/28/2014
Provo, South Dakota Post Office
This historic post office building, moved from its original location in Provo, is now located in the Fort Hays Movie Set on Highway 16 south of Rapid City, South Dakota.
location: South Dakota
Original Pony Express Cabin for Ruby Valley Station
The original cabin for the Ruby Valley Pony Express Station has been relocated approximately 60 miles to the front of the Northeastern Nevada Museum at 1515 Idaho Street in Elko, Nevada.
location: Nevada
date approved: 1/25/2013
Queen Elizabeth I - St Dunstan - London, Great Britain.
Queen Elizabeth's statue stands in a alcove over the entrance to St Dunstan-in-the-West Church. The statue was moved here from Ludgate in 1760.
posted by: veritas vita
location: South Wales, United Kingdom
last visited: 5/12/2014
"Music of the Sea" Fountain -- Port Arthur TX
A fountain commemorating the life of Port Arthur's second mayor, Charles Smith, was installed in front of the Jefferson County Sub-Courthouse in 1940, and moved to the pedestrian mall at Lamar State College in 2005.
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location: Texas
date approved: 1/15/2013
last visited: 12/31/2012
Dick Dowling Monument -- SH 87, Sabine Pass TX
The Dick Dowling Monument that was erected by the United Daughters of the Confederacy in 1937 was moved to a new site nearby in the 1960s.
date approved: 1/13/2013
last visited: 4/6/2015
Sabine Bank Lighthouse -- Sabine Pass TX
The Sabine Bank Lighthouse was built in 1906 and served until decommissioned and extinguised in 2001. In 2002 the top 25 feet of the lighthouse was removed. This section of the old light was relocated to a park in Sabine Pass TX in 2004.
last visited: 7/17/2011
Propeller of the SS High Flyer -- Texas City TX
The propeller of the SS High Flyer, the 2nd ammonium-nitrate laden ship to explode on 16 Apr 1947. Her propeller was found a half mile away, salvaged, and displayed at the entry to the Port of TX City until it was moved to the TX City Dike in 2012.
date approved: 1/9/2013
Relocated Saltbox house - Franklin, PA
The 1871 saltbox house was moved to preserve it - now as a visitor center.
posted by: vhasler
location: Pennsylvania
date approved: 12/27/2012
last visited: 3/14/2015
Park Siding Schoolhouse - Park Siding, BC, Canada
This little schoolhouse is displayed along Highway 3B, about 4 miles north east of Fruitvale.
location: British Columbia, Canada
date approved: 12/23/2012
last visited: 1/30/2014
Woodliff Novelty Store, Fallon, NV
This old wooden building has been moved numerous times but is now "retired" to the Churchill County Museum.
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date approved: 12/15/2012
last visited: 3/24/2013
Moved Fountain - Neustadt, Germany, RP
This is a small Fountain actually located at the inner courtyard of the Town Hall of Neustadt, Germany, Rheinland-Pfalz. In former times it had been located at the Old Town Hall (Altes Rathaus).
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location: Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
date approved: 12/11/2012
last visited: 5/6/2013
Fire Museum - Orlando, Florida, USA.
The two-story, red-brick firehouse was initially located on Orlando Street (near Dade Avenue) in College Park from 1926 until 1978.
Now located on E.Rollins Street, Loch Haven Park, Orlando, Florida.
location: Florida
date approved: 12/2/2012
last visited: 10/28/2013
Dunsmuir Fountain - Dunsmuir, California
The 1888 Dunsmuir Fountain was moved in the early 1970's to this new location in Dunsmuir, California.
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location: California
date approved: 11/24/2012
last visited: 9/23/2012
From Nørremølle to Elstrup Mølle - Als, Denmark
The windmill Nørremølle was moved in 1888 from Østerholm to Elstrup. / Die Windmühle Nørremølle wurde 1888 von Østerholm nach Elstrup transportiert.
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location: Denmark
last visited: 5/8/2013
Camp Alma Relic Hall ~ Monroe, Utah
The log cabin housing the Camp Alma Relic Hall has been moved twice.
location: Utah
date approved: 11/18/2012
David Giles Log Cabin ~ Joseph, Utah
This log cabin was relocated from the original 1881 homestead of David Giles on the east bank of the Sevier River to its present location in the center of Joseph, Utah.
Prince Albert Statue - Sydney, NSW, Australia
Statue of Prince Albert, the husband of Queen Victoria, has been moved twice, now located across the street from the statue of Queen Victoria at the north end of Hyde Park in Sydney.
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location: New South Wales, Australia
last visited: 8/13/2014
Brigham Young Forest Farmhouse
The Brigham Young Forest Farmhouse was moved from its former location in the Sugarhouse District to its current location at This is the Place Heritage Park in 1976.
Castlegar CPR Station, Castlegar, BC, Canada
This building may not have travelled far, but it travelled well.
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San Mig Coffee Mixers halt Talk 'N Text to clinch 3rd straight PBA title
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MANILA, Philippines— San Mig Coffee clinched the 2014 PBA Commissioner's Cup crown with a 100-91 comeback win in game four Thursday night at the Philsport Arena in Pasig City.
A masterful third quarter turnaround from 16 points down paved way for the Mixers' title-clinching triumph, which also puts them closer to a rare grand slam this season.
"At half time I screamed at the guys, I yelled them and asked 'you want to rest already for game 5?' and all of them said 'no'," Tim Cone shared.
San Mig Coffee went from failing to score a field goal in the first six minutes of play to hitting nearly everything in the 21-6 run in the last 6:33 of the game.
"They were more ready to come out in the 2nd half. Everything went our way in the last 6 minutes," Cone, who notched his 17th title as head coach, added.
The Mixers were behind 58-42 with 9:44 in the third quarter but a 14-0 run midway in the third quarter brought them back to life—for good.
Though Talk N' Text managed to halt that run by the period's end and lead by nine early in the fourth, San Mig Coffee just wasn't about to give up the fight.
"I told them, 'look we're not 20-points down anymore.' I am amazed. I thought they can't do it, but this team has proven me wrong over and over again," Cone said.
James Yap led the Mixers' fourth quarter attack as he poured all of his 10 points including a tough dagger triple with two minutes to play that put them at 93-89.
Yap, whose big shot salvaged San Mig Coffee in game 3, earned the finals Most Valuable Player with an average of 11.5 points in four games.
But Mark Barroca also came up big for the Mixers with 22 points, 12 in the fourth, in game four, while James Mays added 18 points and 15 boards.
San Mig Coffee has won the league's last three titles including the 2013 PBA Governors' Cup and last conference's All-Filipino Cup.
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Connecticut hospitals will be required to ask all patients if they are veterans, under a new state law that takes effect Oct. 1.
The law is part of a nationwide effort conceived by the State Veterans Affairs Commissioner Linda Schwartz to make private health providers aware that they are treating veterans, since most veterans don't go to federal Veterans Health Administration facilities. The goal is to improve veterans' diagnoses and health care because military experiences are linked to certain illnesses, she said.
Veterans healthSchwartz said veterans don't always know about health risks connected to their military service and that health providers need to become educated about them. "We're promising that you're going to get a more informed health provider looking for things you may not even be aware of as a veteran," Schwartz said.
In addition to the state law, Schwartz convinced the American Academy of Nursing to undertake a national awareness campaign informing health providers of illnesses connected to military service. Called "Have You Ever Served," nurses are distributing pocket cards and posters to doctors and hospitals where they work. They provide detailed information about physical and mental illnesses linked to eras and locations of military service, suggested questions to ask patients, and resources for veterans.
For example, the materials state that Marines and their families who lived at Camp Lejeune, N.C. from 1957 through 1987 may have been exposed to chemical contaminants in the water and as a result, are at risk of getting certain cancers and having other problems, such as scleroderma, infertility and miscarriages.
Schwartz, an Air Force veteran with a master's degree in nursing and a doctorate in public health, predicted dramatic results from the state law and the national awareness effort. "It will revolutionize the way veterans in our state will be cared for," she said, adding that it will also "revolutionize the way veterans are treated in the rest of the country."
She said the actions are more significant now that the U.S. House and Senate have passed bills to permit eligible veterans to go to private doctors if they live at least 40 miles away from a VA health facility or if they can't get prompt VA appointments. This will further increase the number of veterans seeking private care. Congress has to reconcile the two bills and tackle funding the estimated $50 billion yearly cost.
According to the VA, nearly 9 million veterans nationwide were enrolled in VA health care last year out of 22 million veterans in the country. But, just 6.5 million went for treatment.
In Connecticut, just 59,000 used the system last year out of more than 207,000 veterans in the state.
Not all veterans are eligible for VA services. Factors for determining eligibility include: serving at least 24 months of active duty; not having a dishonorable discharge; commendations; disabilities; and income. President Barack Obama has promised returning veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan five years of free VA health care.
Connecticut hospitals support the new state law, said Michele Sharp, a spokesperson for the Connecticut Hospital Association. "We believe that every veteran should receive timely, appropriate, and excellent care, and this is one additional step we can take to acknowledge their sacrifice in service to our nation," she said.
State Rep. Jack Hennessy, a Bridgeport Democrat who is co-chair of the Legislature's Veterans Affairs Committee, said that the new law gives veterans "the feedback that we care, that we as a state are concerned about them, and want them to get the help they need."
"It creates a positive interactive experience that wasn't there before," Hennessy said.
Nursing schools are also teaching their students to ask patients if they are veterans. Jean Lange, dean of the School of Nursing at Quinnipiac University, said her school is committed to ensuring that students have "the knowledge to be able to identify and ask the right questions when they encounter veterans in their care."
Lynn Babington, dean of Fairfield University's School of Nursing pointed out that "the health care needs of veterans and their families are different from the needs of the general population." She said if a patient isn't asked about military service, potential connected health issues could be overlooked. "You wouldn't know unless the patient brought it up," she said.
State Sen. Carlo Leone, a Stamford Democrat and Veterans Affairs Committee co-chair, noted that some health issues connected to military service don't surface until years after a person has served. So, a provider, aware that patients are veterans, can look for diseases they are predisposed to getting because of when and where they served, as well as looking out for "what they are liable to get in the future," he said.
Schwartz came up with the idea of ascertaining if patients are veterans after a veteran visiting Connecticut from Maine became severely ill and was hospitalized. His wife, still at home, contacted Schwartz for help. The commissioner informed the hospital that the man had been in Vietnam and possibly exposed to Agent Orange. That information prompted the doctor to home in on a diagnosis of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, she said.
Hennessy, the state representative who is an Army veteran, said he didn't apply for VA health care when he left the service in 1978 because "it never occurred to me." He said many veterans don't take advantage of services available to them. "They just move on with their lives and don't look back."
This story was reported by the Connecticut Health Investigative Team (www.c-hit.org).
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It might sound vicious, but in fact biting is quite sexy and one of the most exciting of our eight bizarre sex tips when done correctly. You are not going to chew or take out chunks of flesh. What you are going to do, however, is much more subtle: Open your mouth on a shoulder, buttock or other fleshy area (her side or thighs) and attempt to close your jaw by applying gentle pressure. Your teeth should never join in the middle, and pinching the skin with the teeth is not what you are after. Don't overdo it — a few well-timed bites show your passion. A good example is if you are taking her from behind, and when you climax, bite her back or shoulder.
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Using oil as a medium for your sexual artwork is not new, but it is often underutilized. Oil provides a slick surface for your sex play, and sometimes more is better. The oil should be vegetable-based and smell good. Ylang ylang essential oil is a relaxant and aphrodisiac. The oil should be smooth, like an almond-based oil. Grab a shower curtain or other oil-proof covering, oil yourselves up and slip-slide your way to orgasm.
3- Use hot and cold
Temperature changes stimulate and excite nerves. When outside influences stay the same, your nerves relax and can become desensitized — they know what's coming, nothing is changing, so they go to low power. If you stimulate the nerves by changing temperature, they stay awake and, therefore, increase the power of your sexual play. You can use a variety of substances, like hot chocolate, a cool glass of wine or an ice cube. Be careful not to make the experience uncomfortable. Until you get the hang of it, ask for feedback. Use for oral sex or invent your own games.
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Some people hate feet or hate their own feet being touched. However, having your foot licked and sucked on is one of the most sensual of the bizarre sex tips. In between the toes and the arch of the foot are the most sensitive areas of the foot. Get her to do it to you, so you know exactly how it feels. Clean, trimmed feet are crucial to this bizarre sex tip's success. Also, sucking is best done slowly. Be aware of after-shower feet — soap doesn't taste good.
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Spanking comes in line with biting, but is more pronounced and does hurt; however, it is a scientifically proven fact that buttock spanking while aroused tricks the body into translating the smack as pleasure and provides a rush of blood to the area. Slightly cup your hand, but keep it loose and give the area of the buttock furthest away from the anus a good thwack. You want to get that good slap sound and a good palm-butt connection. Don't overdo it, porn star.
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- In a large frying pan - simmer chopped onion and liver in butter. Add hamburger.. Then all other ingredients, except chestnuts & eggs. Combine eggs & chestnuts thru a grinder and add to mixture, which should be mostly cooked by now. Cook for another 5 minutes. Cool & serve in a large glass bowl. This recipe is intended to be a side dish and not stuffing for the bird.
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PARIS (AFP) - France on Friday condemned plans by pro-Russian separatists in Ukraine to press on with "illegal" independence referendums this weekend and urged restraint.
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said he had spoken to Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk ahead of Sunday's planned vote.
"France condemns the decision of the separatists in eastern Ukraine to hold these illegal referendums despite convergent calls to abstain," he said.
On Wednesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin stunned the world with a U-turn on Ukraine, calling on the pro-Russian separatists to delay the referendums, while welcoming a May 25 presidential election.
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MANILA, Philippines—Expect cloudy skies and some sunshine over Metro Manila and most parts of the country in the next few days following the departure of Typhoon Labuyo Monday night, the state weather bureau said on Tuesday.
But rains and thunderstorms may persist in the western section of Northern Luzon, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) said.
The southwest monsoon, or "hangin-habagat," continues to affect the whole of Luzon, bringing cloudiness and light to moderate rainfall, the weather bureau said.
Metro Manila and most parts of the country will see improving weather in the next few days, Pagasa forecaster Connie Dadivas said.
According to Pagasa's 24-hour weather outlook, the regions of Ilocos and Cordillera and the provinces of Zambales, Bataan, Mindoro, Marinduque and Romblon will be cloudy with moderate to occasionally heavy rain showers and thunderstorms.
The bureau warned that these might trigger flash floods and landslides.
"The rest of the country will experience cloudy skies with light to moderate rain showers and thunderstorms," Pagasa said.
Moderate to strong winds blowing from the southwest will prevail over Luzon and Visayas and the coastal waters along these areas will be moderate to rough, it said.
Elsewhere, winds will be light to moderate coming from the southwest with slight to moderate seas, Pagasa said.
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