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How salt water can silence your cough
My husband is 58 and is in general
good health.
However, every two years or so he gets a heavy cold that
leaves him with a dry, persistent cough which can last up to four
months, and leaves him exhausted.
A chest X-ray has come back clear
(he's never smoked) and we have tried all kinds of remedies and
tinctures to no avail.
He works full time, and often chairs meetings.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Mrs B. Birchall, Manchester.
There are a staggering number of different cold viruses that can attack us - and our body cannot produce adequate defences to tackle each one
Colds are a predictable part of our lives — 90 per cent of us have at least one each year, with the average person battling two or three annually.
There are a staggering number of
different cold viruses that can attack us — and our body cannot produce
adequate defences to tackle each one.
These viruses attack the nose, sinuses, throat, and upper parts of the lungs.
If any cold persists for more than 14
days, it is reasonable to assume that the virus has triggered sinusitis,
or swelling in the sinuses — the air-filled passages behind the face.
The symptoms of this are a blocked nose that still runs, facial pain or pressure, cough, tiredness and sometimes fever.
Some patients suffer from a persistent dry cough, such as your husband's. This is caused by dripping from the sinuses into the throat, causing irritation.
Any cough that persists for longer than three weeks should warrant a trip to the GP to rule out anything more sinister (I was reassured to read that your husband's X-ray showed healthy lungs).
Why sinusitis occurs after a cold is unclear, but those who are prone to allergies may be more likely to develop inflamed sinuses, though a direct causal link has not been proven.
As you have discovered, cough
medicines are of little value, because they do nothing to prevent the
drip of mucus.
For this you need prescription steroids, in the form of a spray or drops, to calm the inflammation in the sinuses.
A useful addition to these may be a saline lavage — also known as a salt water sniff.
To contact Dr Scurr with a health query, write to him at Good Health Daily Mail, 2 Derry Street, London W8 5TT or email firstname.lastname@example.com — including contact details.
Dr Scurr cannot enter into personal correspondence.
His replies cannot apply to individual cases and should be taken in a general context.
Always consult your own GP with any health worries.
This can further reduce inflammation
and can be made with kitchen ingredients: mix a level teaspoon of salt
with a similar amount of baking powder in a pint of water and keep in a
suitable container in the fridge.
Place a puddle of this mixture in the
palm of the hand, and snort up the nose. Doing this twice daily may
lessen the symptoms.
Some people even find that this works alone, before needing to go to the GP for steroids. But if after a week or two the persistent cough continues, then steroids will be required.
The steroid nasal spray or drops should be used after the salt water sniff, and your husband may require two or three weeks of this routine to settle the cough.
If the symptoms persist for more than
12 weeks, then this is classified as chronic rhinosinusitis, and
referral to a specialist may be needed.
I hope this is of help, and that the regimen above provides some relief.
For the past four months I've been getting a pain in my stomach just above my navel. It happens around three or four times a day and feels as if someone is pinching me from the inside.
I also have lower back pain.
While none of my symptoms causes me severe pain, I am worried they point to something more serious.
My doctor thought that excess stomach acid may be the problem, but medication to treat this was no help. I hope you will put my mind at rest.
Mrs Mas, Ampthill, Bedfordshire.
Uncertainty is one of the most
unsettling emotions: you need a diagnosis to reassure you, and this will
require investigations.
Your symptoms are not suggestive or typical of
any particular condition.
You tell me in your letter you have not lost
weight and still maintain a good appetite — these are good signs.
You have not mentioned any change of
bowel function, nor have you advised us whether the pain has woken you
at night — symptoms that help doctors weigh up whether to investigate
I'd suggest you discuss with your GP the possibility of referral for an ultrasound scan of the upper part of the abdomen: this is to check the gallbladder, as gallstones could be the source of your symptoms (although I would expect the pain to be more severe if gallstones were the problem).
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The scan would also examine the liver, pancreas, and major blood vessels in the abdomen, and reveal any abnormalities.
Yet it would not give any information about the stomach, small intestine or large bowel — a CT scan would be better for this, and it may be worth discussing this.
I suggest that when you have the consultation you explain your anxieties, pointing out this four-month history of recurrent pain.
Your fear can only be reduced by a careful investigation. Hopefully, referral for suitable imaging will be offered, or at least a specialist opinion.
If scans prove negative, it may be necessary for you to undergo an endoscopy.
Here, a tube is passed through the upper and lower parts of the intestine, allowing doctors to check for any abnormalities. If this finds no cause for your symptoms, the explanation could be irritable bowel syndrome.
There are no tests for this — it is only diagnosed after excluding all other possibilities. The symptoms include pain (especially when passing stools) and bloating. The cause is largely a mystery, although it may be connected with over-activity of the nerves or muscles in the gut.
Symptoms can be eased by avoiding long periods between eating, cutting out fizzy drinks, and drinking no more than three cups of tea or coffee a day.
But, the first step for you is referral to a specialist. The best of luck.
By the way...
Pregnant women need this vaccine
Women are being encouraged to be vaccinated in late pregnancy
Whooping cough is in the news again, though in fact it's never been far from doctors' minds.
The current outbreak is the worst in two decades, but GPs often see the effects of earlier outbreaks in the form of bronchiectasis, irreversible lung damage seen in patients with persistent coughs.
This is the consequence of a childhood whooping cough infection and is often not spotted until later in life, even in late middle age.
Whooping cough is diagnosed from its symptoms — the illness is initially mild but then develops after about two weeks into severe bouts of coughing and vomiting.
Testing for the bacteria is very difficult, but if a suitable antibiotic is given soon enough it may be effective at both limiting the illness and reducing the duration of infectiousness.
The problem is that by the time the illness is recognisable, the bacteria are undetectable.
There is a newer technique but it requires a nasal swab from deep inside the nose, which is far from easy to achieve and may not be practical on every child presenting with a cough or a temperature.
My mother had whooping cough just before World War II: her mother put garlic in her shoes by way of treatment, and took her to the gas works in Barnet where there were aquamarine pools, around which they would inhale the vapours, supposedly therapeutic.
When my sister and I were born we had the vaccine, developed a few years earlier in the mid-1940s.
But by the time I was a GP in the late 1970s my sister, a pathologist, was anxious about whether the vaccine might harm her sons as it had the reputation of causing fits in children.
This question was eventually resolved for us all by a panel of lawyers who sifted through the evidence (the medical profession were unable to reach agreement) — it was not harmful.
Times have changed, not least with the advent in 1991 of a vaccine that doesn't contain the killed bacteria.
However, whooping cough remains one of the most infectious diseases known — yet communities have become casual about the jab (sometimes the pre-school booster jab is missed, while whooping cough is not included in the jab school leavers get at 16 or 17) and cases are on the up.
The greatest danger is to newborns — they're the most likely to die if they catch it, yet we are unable to immunise children until eight weeks of age, which is why women are being encouraged to be vaccinated in late pregnancy.
The protection given by immunisation is not lifelong, and is not perfect, but boosting antibody levels in pregnancy is both safe for the mother and the unborn child — and, as the immunity passes across the placenta, the child is born with a degree of inbuilt protection.
If you're pregnant, I urge you to talk to your GP and seek the injection at the right time — somewhere just after 28 weeks of pregnancy.
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Bill Manson's Local Wild Food Challenge began in Wellington in 2009 and now runs annually there and in Glenorchy, as well as Finland, Martha's Vinyard and Hawaii in the United States, and in France.
He and wife Sarah have put their all into the snowballing enterprise not for riches but for love of cooking and the environment.
It all began when Manson was a kid in Eastbourne, Wellington, one of a family of keen cooks in an out-doorsy area. Hunting and fishing were second nature. He vividly recalls his first experience of pig hunting, in a wild place near Nelson and with the uncle of a friend. Manson was 12.
"They had given us a .303 gun and we went into the bush and they got these two pigs. They were calling us to 'get in here boys' but with all the chaos and noise we looked at each other and decided we'd leave it to the big guys.
"We had a gorgeous pig roast in a smoky hut in the middle of the bush, exhausted after a full day's hunting. They cooked it in a Dutch camp oven and I could hardly stay awake. I'm glad I did.
"It was a bit of an epiphany. I had so much respect for those guys, able to do that. It was exciting, scary, adrenalin-filled and exhausting, and it felt so good lying in a bunk, smoke sticking to the ceiling, full. I really enjoyed that.
"Later on, when I was round the country, I'd take gear and we'd fish and dive and cook and hunt. I'm not that good a fisher, diver or hunter. The key, I've found, is to go with people who are ... And I'm a reasonable cook, I can help with that. I do dive and can fish, but I'm by no means as experienced as the people I like to go out with. I have a lot of respect for those guys pulling those things out of the bush and the sea."
Serendipitously, Manson's love of the wild and its associated food was reinforced again and again, everywhere he lived and cooked in the world, to a point where, years later, the Local Wild Food Challenge became a no-brainer.
First came cooking. He left school at 17, wanting to be a chef after having worked at the Skyline Restaurant in the school holidays. In the 1980s he took a cooking course at Wellington Polytechnic.
"The food scene was changing rapidly in New Zealand at the time with brasseries and cafes becoming part of the culture. My cousin Danny McGrath opened Cafe Paradiso in 1987 and I decided to dive in.
"The new style of cooking unfolding in New Zealand was different to even when I had started training ... I was very involved and loving the whole new style of cooking.
"It was free of the heavy hand of the hotel dining experience, the old-school English dining experience. Cuisine was lightened up. It made the eating and drinking culture much more accessible to the average person. Anyone could have a go, and that to me is important."
Later, the idea of anyone being able to "have a go" would be important in Manson's Local Wild Food Challenge. Anyone can have a go at the culinary adventure competition, too. All they need is the will, the skill and one wild ingredient, preferably sourced with a little effort.
Manson left New Zealand to travel. He cooked and "kicked around" in South America and France, where he met and fell in love with Sarah, the manager of a restaurant in Savoie in the French Alps. Together they opened an adventure tourism business run in a chalet, with eight guests at a time. "They'd eat our food and we'd show them the experiences of that part of the world."
They got to know a local pig-hunter, and a couple who foraged in spring, "berries and morels and trout from the lake – it was a whole connection back to what I knew in New Zealand". They also met a wealthy American who lived at Martha's Vineyard, and Manson took a job as his personal chef, staying there for six months of the year.
"The same sort of thing began to come out of the surrounding area." He met fishermen and foragers – "again that connection, stumble-trip, stumble-trip. If you put all those things together, that's when the idea crystallised in my mind."
The couple, with their young daughter, sold their place in France and returned to New Zealand, with Manson continuing to work six months of the year in the US. "We caught up again with people getting under water and working the bush."
He worked, for several seasons, for a boutique winery in the Wairarapa and the call of a wild food adventure became persistent. A mate owned the local tavern, and the first Local Wild Food Challenge was held there, advertised by fliers and posters.
"The pub was packed out. About 25 people entered. We set up a couple of barbecues, and a prep table, and had a fridge the pub let us use.
"In they came with stuff they had collected and preserved, or just gone and got. They brought paua, deer, crabs, blackberries. One guy made wild blackberry icecream and put caramelised cicadas over the top of it. You name it – gorse flowers in cordial. There were not just hard-core fishermen and hunters, but people from all walks of life. First prize was a trip to the Martinborough Hotel and a bottle of bubbly."
A professional chef won, but Manson was most impressed with a woman who entered a venison pie. He learned, over a beer, that she had not only devised and cooked the pie but shot, gutted and cut up the beast herself. He decided the judging would, in future, take effort into account, "so it became a level playing field for amateurs and professionals".
He was "so happy and surprised" at this inaugural challenge, that in 2010 he started a challenge at a restaurant near where he worked at Martha's Vineyard. People cooked squirrels, and pancakes and fritters made from acorn flour, the acorns treated to old Indian recipes, so they weren't poisonous.
"It was even more successful. It was absolutely popping. About 100 people packed out the restaurant and about 30 people entered."
Manson was learning how to talk to sponsors and having little trouble finding them, largely because "it's all about the environment. And if you're out there as part of the environment, using resources, you're the frontline. You get what's going on with degradation and poaching. You're in the space and more focused on protection and have a vested interest. Where doesn't that apply in the world?"
A year later, a Finnish winemaker entered the Eastbourne challenge and suggested one in Finland at a friend's hotel. Manson was anxious about a challenge away from his geographical and cultural comfort zone, but it was the usual success. People braised hares, cooked reindeer meat, fried wood ants and deep-fried lichen.
Before he knew it, he was launching another at Glenorchy, near Queenstown. There, as everywhere, there were great stories around ingredients. One Glenorchy woman used dandelions because her children had habitually given them to her and she found them later dried everywhere and tucked in her pockets, "a little gift of love".
"She made dandelion lemonade. She'd researched their medicinal qualities. Her 'little gifts of love' inspired her to enter. There are a lot of those things where people find themselves learning, and appreciating family and the environment."
The winners of this year's Glenorchy challenge, held last weekend, were local Christine Benjamin and part-time resident Gill Tacchi, from Norfolk, who named their platter of sweet treats Jewels in the Wild.
Their ingredients included fruit and flowers with early-settler associations, all gathered from the Rees Valley. Offerings included elderflower posset topped with rosehip gel (see the recipe on this page), marshmallows with wild raspberries, blackberries and elderflowers, honey tuiles, wild berry jellies and meringue with goats beard lichen sprinkles.
Second from the lineup of 33 entries was musician Steven Campbell with a wild stag, dark ale home-brew chilli stew.
Manson has begun to introduce children's sections, there is a website, and good sponsors have ensured the challenges, globally, share prizes worth $25,000.
Satisfaction, so far, has been Manson's reward. "No, I'm not getting paid for it, but it's an incredible thing. The experience is so wonderful and so cool, and I work hard in the US for half the year.
"I'm trying to get infrastructure sponsors. I want to take it as far as we can take it. It's such a gorgeous idea and it's for everyone; for the people and by the people. If you have one wild food ingredient, you can enter.
"I'd like to see it in Ireland, and the UK and Australia, Sri Lanka, Morocco, in the truffle country of Italy. It just needs a place to hold it, sponsors and my energy."
The Eastbourne Local Wild Food Challenge is on at the Days Bay Pavilion cafe and pizzeria on March 15 at 3pm. Pre-registration – not essential – is at email@example.com.
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1.) Alpha diversity –the diversity at a single point 2.) Beta diversity – the diversity in a habitat 3.) Gamma diversity – the diversity in a landscape Organism # found pi ln(pi) pi*ln(pi) Water boatman 1 0.047619048 -3.044522438 -0.144977259 Hempitera 1 0.047619048 -3.044522438 -0.144977259 Water strider 2 0.095238095 -2.351375257 -0.223940501 Bivalvia 8 0.380952381 -0.965080896 -0.367649865 Gastropoda 3 0.142857143 -1.945910149 -0.277987164 Shiner 5 0.238095238 -1.435084525 -0.341686792 Sunfish 1 0.047619048 -3.044522438 -0.144977259 21 -1.646196099 H' 1.646196099 Simpson's Diversity Index is 1-D where Organism n n(n-1) Water boatman 1 0 Hempitera 1 0 Water strider 2 2 Bivalvia 8 56 Gastropoda 3 6 Shiner 5 20 Sunfish 1 0 Sum 21 84 0.2 Simpson's 0.8 Diversity indices provide a summary of richness and evenness by combining these two facets of diversity into a single statistic. Common ones are Shannon-Weiner index, Simpson's index and the log alpha index. library(BiodiversityR) data(dune) Diversity.1 <- diversityresult(dune, index = 'Shannon', method = 's') Diversity.2 <- diversityresult(dune, index = 'Simpson', method = 's') Diversity.3 <- diversityresult(dune, index = 'Logalpha', method = 's') cbind(Diversity.1, Diversity.2, Diversity.3) Note that it is not statistically meaningful to use parametric or not parametric statistics to determine if sites differ "significantly" from each other in terms of diversity n = 47 + 35 + 7 + 5 + 3 +2 Michigan fi fi log fi fi log2 fi n = 99 Oak 47 78.58859932 131.4078286 Corn 35 54.04238155 83.4451144 Blackberry 7 5.91568628 4.999334881 Beech 5 3.494850022 2.442795335 Cherry 3 1.431363764 0.682934075 Other 2 0.602059991 0.181238117 Louisiana fi fi log fi fi log2 fi Oak 48 80.69957939 135.6754607 Pine 23 31.31974023 42.64896209 Grape 11 11.45531954 11.92948597 Corn 13 14.48126358 16.1313073 Blueberry 8 7.224719896 6.524572197 Other 2 0.602059991 0.181238117 n = 48 + 23 + 11 + 13 + 8+2 n = 105 Basic diversity indices are often used to measure alpha diversity The function diversity in the vegan library finds the most commonly used diversity indices. library(vegan) data(BCI) H <- diversity(BCI) H ◦ This will give you the Shannon-Weiner diversity index for each site. To measure Simpson's index of diversity, just use H.simpson <- diversity(BCI, index = 'simpson') H.simpson Beta diversity typically relies upon dimensionless metrics based on species dissimilarity or turnover between samples. S = # of specimens C = shared species A B A B 0.25 D E C C Site 1 Site 2 A B A B D E C C A A B A A B A A A A C C For distances/dissimilarity indices, the smaller the value, the less the difference in species composition. Distance/dissimilarity matrices provide information on ecological distances/dissimilarities between all pairs of sites within your data. Under Euclidean distance, you can use each species as an axis. Constrained to be between 0 and 1 ◦ Bray-Curtis ◦ Kulczynski Values can be larger than 1 ◦ Euclidean distance ◦ Hellinger distance ◦ Chi-square distance Presence/absence ◦ Jaccard ◦ Sorenson Most of the measures of distance/dissimilarity are sensitive to the numbers of individuals encountered In many cases, it is worthwhile to transform the data into proportions Species proportions for each site are known as species profiles. library(BiodiversityR) data(dune) community.hel <- disttransform(dune, method = 'hellinger') hellinger.distance <- vegdist(community.hel, method = 'euclidean') hellinger.distance You may want to test for a correlation among the values of an environmental gradient and ecological distance matrices. For this, you will use a Mantel test – a test of the correlation between two matrices data(dune.env) envir.euc <- vegdist(dune.env$A1, method = 'euclidean') ecology.bray <- vegdist(dune, method = 'bray') mantel(envir.euc, ecology.bray, 'pearson') The correlation is fairly low (r = 0.2379) but the results are significant (p = 0.042). The function betadiver in vegan estimates any of the 24 indices of beta diversity reviewed by Koleff et al. (2003) library(vegan) data(sipoo) What are the variables? ?sipoo Where A & B are the number of species in samples A & B and C is the number of species shared by the two samples d.sor <- betadiver(sipoo, "sor") d.sor The ANOSIM (ANalysis Of SIMilarity) test is very useful for comparing among categorical variables (e.g. management techniques) anosim(ecology.bray, dune.env$Management) Hierarchical clustering analysis can provide a method for examining how similar sites are to each other. library(cluster) distmatrix <- vegdist(dune, method = 'bray') Cluster.1 <- agnes(distmatrix, method = 'single') This is an example of agglomerative clustering It starts by treating each site as a cluster of 1 The nearest two sites are joined to form a cluster. The process continues until a cluster has been created that contains all the sites Divisive hierarchical clustering starts at the top and splits that level. The splitting continues until each observation has been split out. Cluster.4 <- diana(distmatrix) plot(Cluster.4, which.plot = 2) Often species variation follows multiple gradients rather than just one, in which case ordination is typically more appropriate The clustering techniques so far shows the ecological distance among clusters rather than among all the sites. Cophenetic correlation is the correlation between the distance of the original distance matrix and the cophenetic distance (the distance at which clusters are combined in a dendrogram). If the cophenetic correlation is large, than the distance portrayed in the dendrogram is a good representation of distances between individual sites copheneticdist <- cophenetic(Cluster.1) mantel(distmatrix, copheneticdist) Cafeillo (Faramea occidentalis) is a small tree ranging from Cuba through Trinidad and central Mexico through Brazil Imagine that we want to investigate the abundance of this species on Barro Colorado Island (Panama) We hypothesize that abundance is affected by precipitation Image from http://www.fs.fed.us/global/iitf/pdf/shrubs /Faramea%20occidentalis.pdf library(BiodiversityR) data(faramea) What are the names of the variables? Plot counts of the species against precipitation Count.model1 <- lm(Faramea.occidentalis ~ Precipitation, data = faramea, na.action = na.exclude) summary(Count.model1) fitted(Count.model1) residuals(Count.model1) Residuals are the part of the data that weren't modeled and so shouldn't show any pattern Download and install the library akima library(akima) surface.gam <- residualssurface(Count.model1, na.omit(faramea), 'UTM.EW', 'UTM.NS', gam = T, npol = 2, plotit = T, bubble = F, fill = T) This creates a trend-surface that models the changes in the response variable (i.e. the residuals) Residuals are highest in the center, decreasing as you move away indicating a spatially- autocorrelated population The assumptions of a linear regression model aren't met here. Generalized linear models (GLMs) fit a wider, more general class of models and can cope with situations where observations are not normally distributed GLMs are characterized by two functions ◦ The link function describes how the mean of the response variable depends on linear predictors (the explanatory variables) ◦ The variance function captures how the variance of the response variable depends upon the mean Count.model3 <- glm(Faramea.occidentalis ~ Precipitation, family = poisson, data=faramea, na.action=na.exclude) summary(Count.model3) sum(resid(Count.model3, type = "pearson") ^2, na.rm=TRUE) /41 If this is >1, it is overdispersed Count.model4 <- glm(Faramea.occidentalis ~ Precipitation, family = quasipoisson, data=faramea, na.action=na.exclude) summary(Count.model4) The negative binomial GLM is often used where dispersion is >1 or where organisms are clumped (and not randomly distributed) This is VERY useful in ecology! library(MASS) Count.model5 <- glm.nb(Faramea.occidentalis ~ Precipitation, maxit = 5000, init.theta = 1, data = faramea, na.action = na.exclude) summary(Count.model5) Generalized additive models (GAMs) are more general than GLMs. ◦ They are based on smoothing. ◦ Because of this smoothing, the relationships with the explanatory variables are no longer linear Let's fit a negative binomial GAM to the tree data Count.model6 <- gam(Faramea.occidentalis ~ s(Precipitation), family = poisson(), data = na.omit(faramea)) summary(Count.model6) Let's try including precipitation squared in the negative binomial GLM Count.model7 <- glm.nb(Faramea.occidentalis ~ Precipitation + I(Precipitation^2), maxit = 5000, init.theta = 1, data = faramea, na.action = na.exclude) summary(Count.model7) Species will often have unimodel distributions, so a 2nd-order polynomial model will often be used Does the age of the forest affect the presence/absence of Cafeillo? One of the easiest ways to begin exploring hypotheses about presence/absence data is with contingency tables table1 <- table(faramea$Faramea.occidentalis>0, faramea$Age.cat) table1 Presabs.1 <- chisq.test(table1) Presabs.1$observed Presabs.1$expected Presabs.1 Presabs.model2 <- glm(Faramea.occidentalis>0 ~ Age.cat, family = binomial(link = logit), data = faramea, na.action = na.exclude) summary(Presabs.model2) Because of the logit link, you would need to calculate out y = exp(x)/(1+exp(x)) to get the estimates for each site. Or you can type ◦ predict(Presabs.model2, type = 'response', se.fit = T) The model performance where presence depends upon forest age wasn't very impressive Let's try a quasibinomial model Presabs.model3 <- glm(Faramea.occidentalis>0 ~ Age.cat, family = quasibinomial(link=logit), data = faramea, na.action = na.exclude) summary(Presabs.model3) Earlier, we saw that precipitation and precipitation squared may have an effect on the numbers of Cafeillo. Other variables might potentially have an effect as well – geology, age of the forest, elevation, etc. Let's see what's important! Presabs.model6 <- glm(Faramea.occidentalis>0 ~ Precipitation + I(Precipitation^2) + Geology + Age.cat + Elevation + I(Elevation^2), family = binomial(link = logit), data = faramea, na.action = na.exclude) summary(Presabs.model6) Rather than having a model that includes all variables (and may overfit!), it may be worthwhile to figure out which variables you can remove to better balance simplicity (fewer variables) and explained deviance drop1(Presabs.model6, test = 'Chi') Presabs.model7 <- glm(Faramea.occidentalis>0 ~ Precipitation + I(Precipitation^2) + Geology + Age.cat + Elevation, family = binomial(link = logit), data = faramea, na.action = na.exclude) summary(Presabs.model7)
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Last week I was in Auckland NZ for the Internet Society board meeting and the impressively successful InterCommunity 2015 online event. Immediately after that (in the same room, even) was NetHui 2015, an annual event about the Internet by and for New Zealanders.NZ is an unusual place. It has the population of Louisiana spread out over an area the size of California, with about 1/3 of them in and near Auckland and the south island still very sparsely settled, with a population still small enough that it feels like everyone knows everyone else. It is as developed as any other first world country, but is a long way from other similarly developed countries. (Australia is 3 1/2 hours away by air.) It has close connections to many small Pacific islands, and has a significant number of Maori, who have gained considerable economic influence in recent decades.
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Stafford-Sharp Associates
A leading Digital Agency based in Bedford is currently looking for a Developer with strong HTML5, CSS3 and some PHP to come on board and lead their close-knit team. This role is very much hands on, you'll be leading from the front working with designers and illustrators transforming...
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Opus Recruitment Solutions Ltd
C# Software Developer -Nr Bedford - Up to £40,000 per annum depending on experience. A C# Developer is needed to join a company based near Bedford who are going through a period of company expansion. Working alongside the Development Team Lead and working closely with the QA team, you will...
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C# Developer (x3) - Bedford - £40K - ASP.NET, C#, SQL
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Circle Recruitment
The successful C# Developers would work as part of the team responsible for the new Greenfield development of complex software using: - C# - ASP.NET. - .NET 4.0 / 4.5. - MVC (beneficial) - SQL Server 2008 / 2012. - HTML / CSS. - JavaScript. - jQuery. As C# Developer you will work closely with your project team...
Salary: £35000 - £40000 per annum + Pension, Healthcare, BonusPosted: 4 days ago
Software Developer
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Web Developer Developer Bedford £325 - £387 per day 3 Months Essentials: MVC 3 or 4/ASP.NET C#/HTML 5/CSS/Javascript/JQuery/SQL Server (2012 onwards) Desirable: Bootstrap/LESS Follow Capita on twitter @capitacareers Follow Capita on facebook @careersatcapita Capita Resourcing welcome applications from all suitably qualified people regardless...
Rate: £350.00 - £387.00 per annumPosted: 6 days ago
Software Developer - ASP.Net / C# / SQL Server / MVC
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ASP.Net / C# Developer... C# / ASP.Net / MVC / SQL Server... We are looking for commercial experience with; ASP.Net, C#, SQL Server, and MVC... C# ASP.Net. SQL Server... MVC. HTML. CSS. Ajax... Also feel free to follow me on Twitter... ASP.Net / C# / HTML / CSS / SQL SERVER / MVC / AJAX.
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Software Developer
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Senior Developer
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Experience of the Microsoft development stack, including ASP.NET, C#, Web API, WCF & SQL Server. Experience of Front End web development using HTML 5, JavaScript, CSS, jQuery, AngularJS & AJAX... Experience of SQL Server database access using Entity Framework or ADO.NET... A strong understanding of multithreaded applications and .NET framework...
Posted: 17 hours ago
Senior Developer
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Capita - ITIN
180 staff (including 90 offshore) split between Project Management, Development, Test, Business Analysis and Development Support... Utilise software engineering tools such as configuration management systems, build processes, and debuggers in the software development process... Perform as a mentor to less experienced software engineers... Proven ability to develop complex applications in...
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Celestia: *smacks her* NO! BAD!! Now go in your corner!
Why can't I help but believe that this is no less than a deleted scene to season two.
Nicely drawn, and humor well executed.
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lol they recycled him XD
Wouldn't that break him?
That's why he is terrified in pannel 2 and relieved in pannel 3.
lol recycle bin
Celestia is like not you don't or I'll have to send you to magic kindergarten
Yeah, how possessed Twilight got just freaked me out! But, it was hilarious too!
(looks at king sombras horn)
well i dont see anything wrong about that!
well i dont see anything wrong about that!
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to the recycle biiiiin!
Twilight needs a diamond pickaxe to mine out Discord blocks.
Funny comic, love it.
Funny comic, love it.
*has no words cuz is laughing too hard*
This. Just this.
Celestia: "NO. Bad Twilight."
Why is Discord in the recycling bin? 3:
TWILIGHT'S SANITY HAS LEFT THE BUILDING! again.
Teehee! I love insane Twilight!
well now that hilarius XD
twilight is going to free discord again
Wait, is discord encased in stone or was he turned to stone? Cause that pickax could either free discord or make Twilight a murderer
This is hilarious!
Lol Princess Celestia xD
*listening to guiles theme goes to everything*
*sees screwball*
*imagines she's dancing to it*
*sees screwball*
*imagines she's dancing to it*
The "Gibbs Slap"....even ponies know its usefulness.
Ha! So I wasn't the only one who thought "Gibbs Slap"...
Wow she was getting desperate huh?
that's funny
What does tha pink pony in panel one mean by the screw and the baseball?


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While small-cap stocks can certainly be more volatile and risky than investing in larger or blue chip companies, there are several advantages to investing in small-caps. These companies have more room for growth than industry stalwarts, and many mutual funds don't invest in them due to heavy SEC regulations.
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John Keeley (Trades, Portfolio) of Keeley Fund has released his fund's semiannual report to shareholders. The fund disclosed that it added a new position in Media Group (NYSE:MEG).
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The environment for the first half of the Funds' fiscal year was eerily similar to last year, with the performance of the past two quarters being driven by different forces. The fourth quarter of 2014 started with a continuation of the concerns that pulled the market down in September – a weakening Europe, declining economic growth out of China, the threat of an Ebola virus outbreak that would further hinder any growth worldwide, and uncertainty about the timing of the first Federal Reserve (Fed) rate hike. However, all was forgiven by the end of October, as the world received its Z-pack. Draghi initiated Quantitative Easing (QE), the Chinese government began to ease, and the Fed clarified their statement on possible rate hikes, pushing the timing on such action out to mid-2015. The 10-Year Treasury yield dropped from 2.50% on September 30, 2014 to 2.19% by the end of the year, and the macro-driven, risk-on trade was back, as evidenced by the outperformance of small cap stocks in the fourth quarter of 2014. Further, the U.S. dollar strengthened as the U.S. was the best house on a bad block offering some of the highest yields. Investors seemed to prefer more domestically exposed companies (primarily small caps) in order to limit their currency risk. The only sector to dramatically underperform in the quarter was Energy, which was driven by the Thanksgiving Day Saudi decision not to cut back on its oil production. This ultimately sent oil prices down sharply.Continue Reading »
In this article, let's take a look at General Electric Company (NYSE:GE), a $275.17 billion market cap company, which sells products ranging from jet engines and gas turbines to consumer appliances, railroad locomotives and medical equipment.
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Gifted and cursed with a unique memory, the foundling son of a notorious traitor, Rhodri joins an elite cavalry unit stationed in the harbour town of Northpoint. His training reveals his talents and brings him friendship, love and loss, and sexual awakening; struggling with his memories of his father who once ruled there, he begins to discover a sense of belonging.
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The Arbiter Logs: A Man Walks Into a Bar by Steven H Wilson
Series: The Arbiter Chronicles, Book 2. Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 25,740. Language: English. Published: June 30, 2013 by Firebringer Press. Categories: Fiction » Science fiction » Space opera
Cernaq is a telepath from the planet Phaeton, the gentlest, most unassuming of the crew of the CNV Arbiter. After he must take a man's life in the line of duty, his behavior begins to take a turn for the worse. Another presence is slowly gaining control of his mind, and one of the most powerful telepathic intellects in the galaxy is now a threat to himself and his shipmates.
Second Hearts by GJ Walker-Smith
Series: The Wishes Series, Book 2. Price: $3.99 USD. Words: 115,520. Language: Australian English. Published: June 30, 2013. Categories: Fiction » Young adult or teen » Romance, Fiction » Romance » Contemporary(5.00 from 1 review)
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Mad Scientist Journal: Spring 2013 by Dawn Vogel
Series: Mad Scientist Journal, Book 5. Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 42,590. Language: English. Published: June 30, 2013 by DefCon One Publishing. Categories: Fiction » Science fiction » Short stories, Fiction » Anthologies » Short stories - multi-author
Undead love, clog dancing aliens, succubi and giant slugs. These are but some of the strange tales to be found in this book. Mad Scientist Journal: Spring 2013 collects three months worth of essays from the fictional worlds of mad science and includes new exclusive fiction and other mad science resources.
The Edge by Joseph Sweet
Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 14,130. Language: English. Published: June 30, 2013. Categories: Fiction » Horror » General, Fiction » Fantasy » Short stories
A young man must quickly come to grips with the prospect of his own end and what it all means as the world around him slowly vanishes, consumed by a ravenous, seemingly sentient darkness.
Turning on the Lights by John L. Keller
Price: $3.99 USD. Words: 41,130. Language: English. Published: June 30, 2013. Categories: Fiction » Themes & motifs » Medical, Fiction » Themes & motifs » Family sagas
This is a story about Marc Nelson who has been suffering from Alzheimer's Disease for 12 years and bedridden for 8 years. He receives an experimental drug that reverses the effects of Alzheimer's. However, the new drug does not restore his lost memories. Marc regains his sanity, but large parts of his life are missing.
The Colors of Love by Vanessa Grant
Price: $3.99 USD. Words: 76,170. Language: English. Published: June 30, 2013 by Muse Creations Inc firstname.lastname@example.com. Categories: Fiction » Romance » Contemporary, Fiction » Women's fiction » General
"Ms. Grant creates a masterpiece … romance at its best." Rendezvous. Jamie Ferguson – artistic, impulsive, and unreliable – gets under Alex's skin from the moment he first sees her. She's the picture of a restless spirit – and Alex craves order, efficiency, and sensible women. But he's about to stumble into a storm of love and learn that life has depths he never dreamed.
A Killing Moon by Anna Harrow
Series: The Outsiders, Book 1. Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 4,660. Language: English. Published: June 30, 2013 by WPF Press. Categories: Fiction » Fantasy » Urban, Fiction » Fantasy » Paranormal
If you look up "backwater" in the dictionary, you'll find a picture of Grayson, Indiana. Everyone knows everyone else's business, and all the cool kids hang out at the Save-N-Go grocery store. Sara Moon once had dreams, but found herself working the register at Bubba's Chik'N Hut... until the night the Outsiders came. The first episode of the Outsiders series.
One Of The Enemy (Hidden Descendant Series, Book 1) by C.M. Chidgey
Price: $2.40 USD. Words: 63,580. Language: English. Published: June 30, 2013. Categories: Fiction » Fantasy » Paranormal, Fiction » Young adult or teen » Sci-Fi & fantasy
A car crash is all it takes to change Cayla Thompson's life from the happy family environment to living with a drunk uncle who makes sure she stays guilt ridden for the one mistake that killed her cousin.
The Thirtieth Ship by Cynthias Lowrey-Danic
Price: $5.99 USD. Words: 42,360. Language: English. Published: June 30, 2013. Categories: Fiction » Young adult or teen » Romance(5.00 from 1 review)
What happens when you mix a Detroit gangbanger and a small town transfer student with a twisted scientist, a bungling C.I.A. agent and a philandering U.S. president… a possible love connection colliding with a meteor… hurtling straight toward planet Earth. In this pre-apocalypse story, all their roads lead to one destination… The Thirtieth Ship.