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I like saying thank you! I truly do.I selfishly enjoy everything about the experience. Today was no exception. I made a big deal about a co-worker who had performed really well over the past week and added to his already long list of accomplishments. But I made it a point to say thank you in front of everyone and promised to take him out to lunch, along with everyone else, on my dime, to celebrate. It felt amazing!
The Losada Line, as explained in the 'pedia, is the ratio of the minimum number of positive feedback to negative feedback that is needed to make teams higher performing. Of course you can go overboard (see Losada Zone) but that number is so high that a normal human being (me) would never have to worry about it. We bitch at people all the time and all I care about doing is making it a point to say thank you and provide positive feedback at any and all occasions, no matter how small or inconsequential. I figure that the negative feedback will creep in because I am a human being with my own set of issues and I don't need to worry about keeping myself in check with finding something to complain about.
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I am not the best boss in the world. On the contrary, I might suck. So I try to do everything I can to make it better, just in case I really do suck so my co-workers can come in to work and really want to be there. I just have to watch it when I get crabby and force myself to not react when I always want to. I try to hold back the negative and let the positive flow through with gusto. So there!
PS: All of this is to make myself happy in the long run, so I am selfish as well.


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I have some lawns where the 44" wb finishes as fast or faster than the 48" ztr. Usually it's small lawns where I'm turning a lot. You have to slow so much with the Z that you lose time there, especially on thin turf where damage is possible. But on other lawns the ZTR blows it away.
You also have to factor in the ability to mow backwards when needed, the quickness of reversing in and out of spots, etc. most ZTR's also have quick height adjustments that allow you to change height "on the fly". It comes in handy here with varying mowing heights, and also allows me to fine tune cuts over crests and other areas where you need to raise the deck slightly to avoid scalping. Most if not all wb's can't do that.
But most of all, you have to remember that standing on a sulky or walking is a lot harder on the body than sitting. And in my case at least, I have more time than energy anyway.
I also find that I don't mind making a high speed 2nd pass over a lawn to disperse clumps on the ZTR, but it would be more of a drag doing that wiht the wb.
If mowing part time, a wb would be fine. Full time, you probably need both types or will have to turn away some types of lawns.
Also, it's hard to time mowing exactly since conditions can vary week to week. But say you're doing a typical 1/4 acre subdivision home. You might only be mowing for 15-20 min. Say one type does the job 10% faster. You saved 2 minutes. Time is money, but other factors begin to matter more, such as cut quality, turf damage, fatigue, etc. Of course it matters more on bigger props and when doing high volume stuff.
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This section of M street was originally worked on in the early 1990's. It stretches across part of the Lake County Industrial Park and currently serves the Redi-Mix and Dog Lake Construction businesses, the latter of which is a major construction presence in Lakeview. Roads have a typical lifespan, on average, of 20 years, so maintenance is overdue.
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In his "State of the World" address, the Pope expressed general concern about countries, especially in Europe, where "efforts are being made to introduce or expand legislation which decriminalizes abortion." Although he did not refer specifically to Ireland, political leaders in Dublin seem convinced that the Pope was referring to the government's plan to broaden access to legal abortion.
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Thai banks won't escape unscathed from the global downturn, as the nation's export growth slows and takes a toll on lenders. But banks here have certainly learned from their past mistakes: they've spent the past decade rebuilding their balance sheets and opting for caution, while their western counterparts took on ever-increasing amounts of leverage and gobbled up intricate financial instruments.
"Thai banks in general have clean balance sheets," said Kongkiat Opaswongkarn, chief executive of Asia Plus Securities. "They learned their hard lessons after the 1997 crisis."
After energy, banks are the second-biggest sector by market capitalization on the Stock Exchange of Thailand, where the benchmark index has tumbled 50% this year. But against this grim backdrop, some analysts see signs of stability in bank shares.
"The banking sector is still the safe bet right now," said Thanawat Patchimkul, executive director of Seamico Securities in Bangkok, adding that local banks are trading at "very cheap valuations."
Moreover, banks have fundamentally changed their business models from the long-ago days that led to 1997 crisis, he said.
"Thai banks are very conservative," Thanawat said. "Most of the funding is from the domestic market. They've been changing the way they do business and moving toward fee-based income. In terms of lending, they are quite conservative."
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The Asian financial crisis began in Thailand, whose foreign debt burden made it effectively insolvent even before the government was forced to devalue its currency, the baht, by cutting its peg to the U.S. dollar. Similarly to the ongoing U.S.-based financial crisis that has now spread around the globe, Thailand's woes were largely tied to overextension in the real estate sector, and the collapse of an asset bubble.
Fallout from the U.S. crisis has begun to show up on Thai banks' balance sheets. Bangkok Bank, the country's largest lender, had the biggest direct exposure to failed U.S. investment bank Lehman Brothers, which hurt the Thai bank's third-quarter results.
However, overall, the Thai banking sector has relatively limited exposure to failed offshore banks or complex foreign securities, such as collateralized debt obligations, according to Fitch Ratings.
"Up until this point, Thai banks have been largely unaffected [by the global crisis]," said Vincent Milton, managing director of Fitch Ratings in Bangkok. "The balance sheets of these banks are quite different from their global peers. They are basically old-fashioned banks, funded through deposits and lending."
In the third quarter of the year, the banking system recorded a net profit of 24 billion baht (about $680 million), a decrease of 2.3 billion baht from the second quarter, Thailand's central bank said in a November report. However, net profit of the sector for the first nine months of the year was 81 billion baht, exceeding last year's total by 57 billion baht because of high credit growth and improved asset quality.
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Fall has been great for the Bend Endurance Academy Climbing Team. The team has traveled to and done well at a bunch of ABS competitions, went to the Portland Boulder Rally, and have been getting outside to sample some of the bouldering in and around Bend!
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One of the highlights for the team this year has been the trip up to the Portland Boulder Rally (I'm sure everyone has already read all the sweet post about that event from all the Five.Ten athletes that were there!). This year the morning session of the PBR was a USA Climbing ABS competition. What was really cool about this was that it meant the youth teams got to climb on all of the same qualifying problems as the open field! Watching the open finals was super motivating and fun, Some of the Bend Endurance crew even got to grab some quick pics with some of the sponsored Five.Ten athletes- they were all super nice and funny too!
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Assistant International Director of JRS Reflects Upon Serving Where Needs Are Greatest
|Jesuit Father Ken Gavin, Assistant International Director of Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS), reflects on the many ways the Jesuits are serving where the need is greatest around the globe.
Interviewed by Jeremy Langford, Director of Communications for the Chicago-Detroit Province Jesuits, Fr. Gavin also shares some of his own journey as a Jesuit and Pope Francis' call to solidarity with the poor.
This interview took place at JRS headquarters in Rome on April 23, 2013. For more information on Jesuit Refugee Service, please visit www.jrsusa.org.
Online Retreat Marks 30 Years of Jesuit Refugee Service
On Tuesday, Jesuit Father Michael Evans, executive director of Jesuit Refugee Service/USA, announced a special online retreat coinciding with the 30th anniversary of Jesuit Refugee Service's founding on November 14th. In a press release highlighting the upcoming anniversary, JRS/USA is featuring the online retreat to reinforce the connection of Ignatian Spirituality with the plight of refugees and forced migrants.
"Each day of this online retreat will offer the opportunity to reflect prayerfully on the situation of refugees via the lens of The Spiritual Exercises of Saint Ignatius Loyola, the founder of the Jesuits. By linking the Spiritual Exercises to the plight of refugees and vulnerable migrants, we believe that the retreat will provide an easy way for people to fuse spirituality and social justice into their daily life. During the next four weeks we invite you — day by day — into an experience of "prayerful storytelling" as we share with you the grace-filled stories of God's powerful love for all of us.
As you progress through this retreat, God will direct you and touch your soul with love and challenge in a truly personal way. We trust that the graces of this retreat will renew us and transform us into the heart of Jesus, deepening our commitment to accompany, serve and defend the rights of refugees and forcibly displaced people."
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Dr Jitesh T K MD(Hom) Materia medica
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There are different methods to study the Materia medica. It is the individual's choice to choose the best way for the particular drug, without compromising with the essence of the drug. The method of study to increase your knowledge and the method of study to appear for the examinations is different. For that matter it is different for different types of examinations (subjective & objective) too. After going through the previous year's U.P.S.C/P.S.C question papers, it has been observed that the majority of questions are asked from the following portions.
1. Allen's Keynotes
One should be thorough with each and every line in Allen's Keynotes. Due importance should be given to the drugs given in the brackets and also the "Relations" section given under each drug.
2. Boericke's Materia medica
One must be familiar with all the medicines mentioned in the syllabus of concerned examinations. Due importance should be given to following portions
(1) Introductory part of each drug
(2) Symptoms in italics
(3) Modalities & Relationship section
3. Relationship of remedies with duration of action – by Gibson Miller
At least 1-2 questions regarding relationship of drugs are asked in each and every UPSC/PSC question paper. The orders of importance are as follows
(1) Inimical & complementary
(2) Cognates
(3) Analogues
4. Family-wise study
Study the drugs coming under important families. E.A.Farrington's "Lectures on clinical matria medica", J.H.Clarke's "A clinical repertory to the Dictionary of Homoeopathic Materia medica", Otto lesser's "Text-book of Homoeopathic Materia medica", Farokh. J. Master's "The fascinating fungi", "Agitated Argentums","Web spinners", "Snakes in homoeopathic grass" etc are useful reference books for family wise study.
(1) Vegetable kingdom- important families are
• Anacardiaceae
• Compositae
• Coniferae
• Cucurbitaceae
• Ericaceae
• Euphorbiaceae
• Fungi, Algae & Lichens
• Labiatae
• Liliaceae
• Leguminosae
• Loganiaceae
• Myrtaceae, Myristicaceae & Myricaceae
• Polygonaceae
• Papaveraceae
• Polygonaceae & Polygalaceae
• Ranunculaceae
• Rubiaceae
• Rutaceae
• Solanaceae
• Umbelliferae
• Urticaceae
(2) Animal kingdom
• Insecta
• Ophidia
• Spiders
• Milk and milk products
(3) Mineral kingdom
• Acids
• Noble metals
• Halogen group
• Carbon group
• Ferrum group
• Kali group
• Magnesia group
• Mercury group
• Natrum group
• Mineral – spring water
(3) Nosodes
• Diseased products of human beings
• Diseased products of other animals
• Diseased plant products
• Bowel nosodes
(Note: Materia medica of Nosodes by H.C.Allen, Materia medica of nosodes with repertory by O.A.Julian & Bowel nosodes by Paterson J are useful for studying Nosodes)
(4) Sarcodes
• Sarcodes from healthy endocrine glands (e.g. Thyroidinum)
• Sarcodes from healthy secretions [Hormones & Enzymes]
(e.g. Adrenalin)
• Sarcodes from extracts (e.g. Oophorinum)
• Other Sarcodes (e.g.: Cholesterinum, Fel tauri, Vulpis fel)
(5) Impoderabilia
• Natural
• Human made (Artificial)
5. Provers of the drugs
(1) Medicines proved by Dr.Hering & Dr.Hahnemann are very important
(2) One should be well aware of the provings of Dr.Burnett, Swan, Burt, Stapf, Lux etc
(3) Knowledge of provers of common drugs like Tuberculinum, Carcinocin etc
(4) Provers of Indian drugs
6. Source books in Materia medica
One should have a basic idea about the source books in Materia medica and their year of publication.
(1) "The Encyclopedia of pure Materia medica" by T.F.Allen
• Year of publication
• Number of volumes
• Number of drugs
(2) "Materia medica pura" by S.Hahnemann
• Year of publication
• Volumes
• Contributors
• Translations
• Schema
• Number of medicines
(3) "Chronic diseases" by S.Hahnemann
• Year of publication
• Volumes
• Number of drugs
(4) " The Guiding symptoms of our Materia medica" by C.Hering
• Year of publication
• Number of volumes & drugs
• Evaluation of symptoms
• Grading
• Construction
• Arrangement
• The introduction given by Dr.Jugal kishore is very useful
(5)"Dictionary of Practical Materia medica by J.H.Clarke
• Year of publication & Number of drugs
• Introductory part of polychrest medicines
• Schema
(6)" A Manual of Pharmacodynamics by Richard Hughes"
• Year of publication & Number of drugs
• The introductory chapters are important, Hughes gives a good picture of the sources of Materia medica
(7)"A Cyclopaedia of drug pathogenesy by Richard Hughes"
• Year of publication
• Number of drugs & number of volumes
7. Desires, Aversions & Complaints from
One should be thorough with the desires, aversions and complaints from of at least the polychrest remedies. One of the standard repertories can be referred to for easy study.
8. Miasmatic background, Thermal reaction, Constitution & Side affinity of Common remedies
• Study the important medicines comes under each miasm
• Go through Dr.Gibson Miller's Hot & Cold remedies given in the introductory chapters of Kent's Repertory
• Basic knowledge of constitution & diathesis is important.
• Side affinity of medicines & those symptoms, which are contradictory to the general side affinity of a particular drug.
e.g. Lachesis is given for right-sided sciatica even though it is a left-sided drug
9. Modalities
The modalities given in italics/bold in Boericke's Materia medica & Allen's Keynotes are very important.
10. Authors and their important books in Materia medica
Names of Materia medica of following authors are important
• S. Hahnemann
• H.C.Allen
• T.F.Allen
• E.A.Farrington
• M.L.Tyler
• J. T. Kent
• J.H.Clarke
• C.Hering
• R.Hughes
• E.B.Nash
• C.Dunham
11. Basic idea about Tissue remedies
Read the introductory lectures of Schussler's Tissue remedies
12. Common names (Vernacular names)
Common names of important drugs are frequently asked. Study the common names mentioned against each drug in Allen's keynotes and Boericke's Materia medica
13. Indian drugs
Common names, prover etc are important
e.g. (1) Blatta orientalis
(2) Azadiracta indica
14. Other useful Materia medicas
• "The prescriber" by J.H.Clarke
• "Expanded works of E.B.Nash"
• "A Study of remedies by comparison" by H.A.Roberts
• "Special pathology and diagnostic with Homoeopathic Therapeutic hints" by C.G.Raue
• "A Synoptic key of the Materia medica" by C.M.Boger
• "A Study of Materia medica" by N.M.Choudhury
• "Essentials of Materia medica & Pharmacy" by W.A.Dewey
• "Regionals of Boericke Materia medica" by Satya paul
• "Materia medica of homoeopathic Medicines" by S.R.Phatak
• "Prescriber to Allen's Keynotes & Characteristics" by R.P.Sangar
• "Text book of Materia medica" by S.K.Dubey
• "Select your remedy" by Bishamber Das
15. Latest Materia medicas
It will be a waste of time and energy if undue importance is given to the study of the latest Materia medicas, because symptoms are quoted and questions asked only from the authentic Materia medica textbooks
Different authors explain relationships of remedies in different ways. Important points mentioned by them can be studied as follows.
1. Dr.Hahnemann:
1. Antidote – In the aphorism 249 he suggests "If the aggravation be considerable (after a medicine) be first partially neutralized as soon as possible by an antidote before giving the next remedy chosen more accurately according to similarity of action"
2. Dr.E.A.Farrington
- Family relation – From the similarity in their origin
- Concordant – Similar drugs with dissimilar origin
- Complement – The drug that completes the cure which the other begins, but unable to effect
- Antidote – The medicine which modify the effects of a wrongly selected potency or an apt potency
- Inimical – They also will be similar, but the resemblance will be so great, in fact the drugs are so nearly "idem" that it is not well to follow one with the other.
3. Dr.Clarke
- Complementary remedies
- Remedies that follows well (after)
- Remedies followed well by
- Compatible remedies
- Incompatible remedies
- Remedy antidotes
- Remedy is antidoted by
4. Dr.Boenninghausen
- Remedies related to mind and localities
- Other remedies (Represents a general relationship of the remedies in the unclassified symptom groups, to the remedy under consideration)
- Antidotes
- Injurious
5. Dr.Boger
- Remedies related to mind and localities
- Related remedies
- Antidote
- Inimical – Two very similar remedies do not follow each other well
6. Dr.J.T.Kent
- Chronic remedy – In managing a chronic sickness the remedy that conforms with an acute experience of the illness is worth knowing, as very often its chronic may be just the one that conforms to its symptoms. (e.g.: 1. Calcarea is the natural chronic of Belladonna and Rhus tox, 2. Natrum mur is the chronic of Apis & Ignatia)
- Complementary – Medicine that completes the action of the first one when it is no longer acting.
- Inimical – They do not like to work after each other (e.g.: Causticum & Phos, Apis & Rhus tox)
- Antidote – when there appears new symptoms, the new symptoms combining with the old ones must be again studied and the second remedy must correspond more particularly to the new than to the old.
7. Dr.C.Hering
- Complementary to
- Follows well after
- Followed well by
- Antidotes (Lyco antidotes Cinchona)
- Antidotes to (Antidotes to Lyco: Acorn,Camphor)
- Inimical
- Collateral relation (Belonging to the same family)
- Concordances
- Conjunctive relation (Bryonia & Colocynth)
8. Dr.Elizabeth Wright
- Complementary – (a) Acute complements of chronic remedies (b) Chronic complements of acute remedies (c) Remedies in series
- Incompatible
- Vegetable analogues & Chemical analogues
9. Dr.Gibson Miller
- Complements
- Remedies that follow well
- Inimicals
- Antidotes
(Mentioned by H.C.Allen, W.Boericke, Clarke & C. Hering)
|1. For excessive nausea and vomiting after taking tobacco
1. Ipecac
|2. For bad effects of tobacco chewing
|2. Ars alb
|3. For the gastric symptoms next morning after smoking
|3. Nux vom
|4. Palpitation, tobacco heart, sexual weakness
4. Phosphorus
|5. For annoying hiccough from tobacco chewing
|5. Ignatia,
Puls (Clarke, Hering)
|6. For tobacco toothache
|6. Clematis or Plantago
|7. Neuralgic affections of right side of face; dyspepsia; chronic nervousness, especially in sedentary occupations
|7. Sepia
|8. For impotence, spasms, cold sweat from excessive smoking
8. Lycopodium
|9. Occipital headache and vertigo from excessive use of tobacco, especially smoking
9. Gelsemium
|10. To relieve terrible craving when discontinuing use
|10. Tabacum
|11. Destroys craving for tobacco
11. Caladium
|12. Heart affections after continuous use of tobacco
12. Spigelia (Clarke)
|13. Causes aversion to tobacco
13. Plantago (Clarke, Hering)
|14. Bad taste in mouth in morning due to tobacco
|14. Nux vom
(Clarke, Boericke)
|15. It antidotes mental effects of overuse of tobacco, in patients of sedentary habits who suffer from over mental exertion
|15. Sepia
|16. Fluoric acid follows well after which medicines in the following conditions
|17. Isomorphic medicine of Phosphorus
|17. Ars alb
|18. Removes bad effects of (Camphor – Hering), Iodine and excessive use of table salt
18. Phosphorus
|19. Abrotanum follows well after which medicines in the following conditions
|20. Never be alternated with Sepia
|20. Pulsatilla
|21. One of the best remedies with which to begin the treatment of a chronic case
21. Puls, Calc carb, Sulphur
|22. Ailments from tea drinking
|22. Pulsatilla
|23. Medicine follows Puls in Ophthalmia (Clarke)
|23. Arg nit
|24. Acetic acid follows well after which medicines in the following conditions
|25. It aggravates the symptoms of Arn, Bell, Lach, Merc; especially the headache from Belladonna
25. Acetic acid
|26. Cannot often be repeated in chronic cases without an intercurrent, called for by the symptoms
26. Nat mur
|27. Should never be given during fever paroxysm
27. Nat mur
|28. Medicine which will relieve after Nat mur if vertigo and headache be very persistent, or prostration be prolonged
|28. Nux vom
|29. Bad effects of sea bathing (Clarke)
|29. Ars alb
|31. "Tension" is the key note of this medicine – Hughes
|31. Aconite
|32. Medicine follows Lachesis in intermittent fever when type changes
|32. Nat mur
|33. Medicine completes the curative work of Lachesis
|33. Crotallus cascavella
|35. Ailments from the abuse of metals generally
|35. Sulphur
|36. Sulphur is the remedy when this substance has been abused as a purgative
|36. Aloe
|38. Complementary medicine of Zinc met in Hydrocephalus (Clarke)
|38. Calc phos
|40. Psorinum is given after this medicine in vomiting of pregnancy
|40. Lactic acid
|41. Sulphur follows this medicine well in mammary cancer
|41. Psorinum
|42. Psorinum is given after this medicine in traumatic affections of ovaries
|42. Arnica
|43. Caladium & Selenium follow well after this medicine in weakness of sexual organs or impotence
|43. Agnus castus
|44. Compatible: before Calc & Sil in polyps
|44. Allium cepa
|45. The burning feet of Sulphur and restless fidgety legs and feet of Zinc are both found at the same time in
|45. Medorrhinum
|46. This medicine is compatible after Sulphur especially when stool drives out of bed (Hering)
|46. Medorrhinum
|47. This medicine follows Psorinum as constitutional remedy in hay fever, asthma
|47. Tuberculinum
|48. Medicine for acute attacks, congestive or inflammatory, occurring in tubercular diseases
|48. Belladonna
|49. Medicine to fatten patients cured with Tuberculinum
|49. Hydrastis
|50. Symptoms are prone to go from right to left
|50. Anacardium, Lycopodium
|51. Similar to Arsenicum, which it often follows
|51. Anthracinum
|52. Complementary medicine of Apis if lymphatics are involved
|52. Baryta carb
|53. To be given on retiring or what is better, several hours before going to bed; it acts best during repose of mind and body
|53. Nux vom
|54. Seeds of this plant medicine contain copper, which is responsible for the cramps it causes
|54. Nux vom
|55. Must not be given in physiological doses in feeble heart, high blood pressure and in tubercular patients
|55. Thyroidinum
|56. Trillium pendulum is complementary to this medicine in menstrual and hemorrhagic affections
|56. Calc phos
|57. Medicine preferable for warts on the prepuce
|57. Cinnabaris
|58. Medicine recommended as a prophylactic in malarial and African fevers
|58. Terebinth
|59. Termini of nerves became so irritated and sensitive that some kind of friction was necessary to obtain relief in
|59. Tarentula hisp
|60. For pricking pain, and soreness of periosteum remaining after an injury
|60. Symphytum
|61. In metrorrhagia from retained placenta with characteristic delirium, this medicine often acts promptly when Stram has failed
|61. Secale cor
|62. Bad effects of onions, bread; wine, spirituous liquors; tobacco smoking and chewing
|62. Ars alb
|63. Unless undoubtedly indicated the treatment of chronic diseases should not be commenced with this medicine, it is better to give first another antipsoric medicine (Hering)
|63. Lycopodium
|64. Ailments from brandy drinking
|64. Sulphuric acid
|65. Sulphuric acid follows well after this medicine in echymosis
|65. Ledum pal
|66. Sulphuric acid follows well after this medicine in bruised pain, livid skin and profuse sweat
|66. Arnica
|67. This medicine follows well after Cal carb in obesity of young women with large amount of unhealthy adipose tissue
|67. Graphites
|68. Graphites follows this medicine well in skin affections
|68. Sulphur
|69. Graphites follows well after this medicine in gushing leucorrhoea
|69. Sepia
|70. This medicine follows Thuja in condylomata and sycotic affections
|70. Sabina
|71. After Bryonia in pleurisy (Hering)
|71. Sabadilla
|72. This medicine follows well after Opium in bad effects of fright
|72. Sambucus nigra
|73. Complementary to Ferrum in hemorrhages and the hemorrhagic diathesis
|73. Hamamelis
|74. This medicine is better than either Arnica or Calendula in hastening absorption of intra-ocular hemorrhage (Hering)
|74. Hamamelis
|75. After Bell fails in scarlatina
|75. Sanguinaria can
|76. Complementary to Calendula in injuries of soft parts
|76. Hepar sulph
|77. As a dynamic remedy for the narcosis of Opium
|77. Sanguinaria can
|78. Rheumatism of right deltoid (Clarke)
|78. Sang, Mag carb
|79. Hyoscyamus follows this medicine well in deafness after apoplexy (Hering)
|79. Belladonna
|80. This medicine follows Nux vom or Opium in haemoptysis of drunkards (Hering)
|80. Hyocyamus
|81. This medicine often cures lasciviousness when Hyocyamus fails (Hering)
|81. Phosphorus
|82. Medicine which follows Bell & Opium in congestive chills (Hering)
|82. Hyocyamus
|83. Hiccough after abdominal operations (Clarke)
|83. Hyocyamus
|84. Hiccough after emotional disturbances (Clarke)
|84. Ignatia
|85. In wounds where formerly Aconite & Arnica were given alternately, this medicine cures
|85. Hypericum
|86. The bad effects of Ignatia are antidoted by
|86. Pulsatilla
|87. This medicine is followed well by Kali bich in croup
|87. Iodum
|88. Frequently called for after abuse of mercury
|88. Sarsaparilla
|89. Itch checked by mercurials or Sulphur often requires this medicine
|89. Selenium
|90. After Spongia this medicine is indicated, when mucus commences to rattle
|90. Hepar sulph
|91. Follows Digitalis, if this fails to relieve water-logged cases
|91. Squilla
|92. This medicine is followed well by Ant tart in foreign bodies in larynx
|92. Ipecac
|93. Ipecac is followed well by this medicine in influenza, chills, croup, debility and cholera infantum
|93. Ars alb
|94. The lower preparation of this salt should not be kept too long
|94. Kali bich
|95. Kali bich is given after this medicine in acute or chronic nasal catarrh
|95. Calc carb
|96. Ant tart follows well this medicine in catarrhal affections and skin diseases
|96. Kali bich
|97. After Cantharis & Carbo acid has removed the scrapings in dysentery
|97. Kali bich
|98. Kali bich follows after this medicine in croup, horse cough, with tough membrane, general weakness and coldness are present
|98. Iodum
|99.Kali mur is followed by this medicine in mastitis and syphilis
|99. Silicea
|100. Follows Kali phos in ear diseases and suppressed menses
|100. Kali mur
|101. It generally acts best in single dose, if repeated should be given at exact intervals (Hering)
|101. Lac can
|102. After Arnica it hastens the curative process in the joints
|102. Ruta
|103. Ruta follows after this medicine in injuries of bones
|103. Symphytum
|104. Medicine antidotes spider poisons
|104. Ledum pal
|105. Long lasting effects of injuries
|105. Conium
|106. Sometimes acts best when given in hot water
|106. Mag phos
|107. In children handling genitals (Clarke)
|107. Mezerium, Medorrhinum
|108. It antidotes: bad effects of sugar, insect stings, ailments from arsenic or copper vapors (Hering)
|108. Mercurius
|109. Hering who proved this medicine, calls it "Turpethum" and "Turpeth mineral"
|109. Merc sulph
|110. Medicine which often quickly > itching and burning of Rhus, the vesicles drying up in a few days.
|110. Sepia
|111. Given after Mag carb when milk disagrees and child has sour odor
|111. Rheum
|112. In urticria this medicine follow with Bovista
|112. Rhus tox
|113. Incompatible with Sulphur & Staphysagria
|113. Ran bulb
|114. Acts well before or after Cinchona in colliquative sweats, diarrhea & debility
|114. Phos acid
|115. After Nux vom in fainting after a meal
|115. Phos acid
|116. Skin symptoms if suppressed causes diarrhoea
|116. Petroleum
|117. Epidemic occurring in January and February often call for this remedy
|117. Mezerium
|118. Cures the muscular weakness following excessive use of opium and tobacco
|118. Muriatic acid
|119. Must change position frequently, but it is painful and gives little relief
|119. Nat sulph, Causticum
|120. It antidotes, poisoning with Rhus and stings of insects
|120. Ammonium carb
|121. This medicine is incompatible to Thea & Beer (Hering, Clarke)
|121. Ferr met
|122. Medicine similar to Puls in affections of the eyes
|122. Euphrasia
|123. The nearest analogue of Eup per
|123. Bryonia
|124. The closest analogue of Echinacea (Clarke)
|124. Baptisia
|125. This medicine is similar to Mercurius in ptyalism, glandular swellings, bronchitis, diarrhoea, susceptibility to weather changes, night pains
|125. Dulcamara
|126. Should not be used before or after Acet ac, Bell & Lach
|126. Dulcamara
|127. Often relieves the constant distressing night-cough in tuberculosis
|127. Drosera
|128. Nearest analogue of Cyclamen
|128. Pulsatilla
|129. Cinchona antidotes direct action of this medicine and increases the anxiety
|129. Digitalis
|130. This medicine follows Cuprum met well in whooping cough and cholera
|130. Veratrum album
|131. Patients requiring this medicine often improve from wine or stimulants, though persons susceptible to it can not take alcoholic stimulants when in health
|130. Con mac
|132. Con mac is followed well by this medicine in tumors of mammae with threatening malignancy
|131. Psorinum
|133. Children not easily impressed when Ant tart seems indicated in coughs, require this medicine
|132. Hepar sulph
|133. Antim tart
|134. This medicine cures pustules on genitals caused by Antim tart (Hering)
|134. Con mac
|135. Has cured scarlatina & albuminuria after Canth, Dig, Hell failed
|135. Apis mel
|136. "It has cured where Bell failed in cough of horses" (Hering)
|136. Apis mel
|137. Dropsy after abuse of quinine
|137. Apocynum can
|138. This medicine is complementary to Apis if lymphatics are involved
|138. Baryta carb
|139. An occasional dose of this medicine favors action of Arg nit in Ophthalmia
|139. Pulsatilla
|140. Coffea increases nervous headache of
|140. Arg nit
|141. Boys complaints after using tobacco
|141. Arg nit, Ars alb, Ver alb
|142. Cures gonorrhea, after Cannab, Copaiva and Mercurius failed
|142. Arg met
|143. Uterine and ovarian symptoms, similar to this medicine, latter on right side; Arg met on left
|143. Palladium
|144. After Arg nit had failed in flatulent indigestion, this medicine cures (Hering)
|144. Lycopodium
|145. Arg nit
|146. Complementary drug of Colocynth in dysentery with great tenesmus
|146. Merc sol
|147. Colocynth in alternation with this medicine cures ovarian pains (Hering)
|147. Staphysagria
|148. After Cham in abdominal pain and first stage of cholera (Hering)
|148. Colocynth
|149. Nearest analogue of Colocynth (Clarke)
|149. Bryonia
|150. Has cured colic after Col & Nux had failed
|150. Collinsonia
|151. Was used with benefit in case of cardiac disease, in which Digit, Cactus and other remedies failed (Hering)
|151. Collinsonia
|152. Arnica is followed by
|152. Acid sulph
|153. Arnica
|155. Arum triphyllum
|156. Ars iodide
|156. This medicine is similar to Causticum in modalities
|156. Asarum europaeum
|157. When Ars alb has been improperly given or too often repeated in typhoid or typhus
|157. Baptisia tinctoria
|158. Baryta carb is incompatible after this medicine in scrofulous affections
|158. Calc carb
|159. After Baryta carb this medicine will often eradicate the constitutional tendency to quinsy
|159. Psorinum
|160. Benzoic acid
|161. If the patient lies perfectly still, the disposition to vomit is less urgent. Every motion renews it
|161. Colchicum, Bryonia
|162. Often cures dropsy after Apis & Ars fails
|162. Colchicum
|163. After Coffea in ineffectual labour pains (Hering)
|163. Aconite
|164. Tenderness after Coffea relieved toothache (Hering)
|164. Ignatia
|165. After Chamomilla in belly-pains and diarrhoea in teething children (Hering)
|165. Coffea
|166. Nervous erethism caused by Coffee (Hering)
|166. Sulphur
|167. After Thea in sleeplessness (Hering)
|167. Coffea
|168. Has cured umbilical hernia with obstinate constipation after Nux failed
|168. Cocculus
|169. This medicine follows well Calc phos in hydrocephaloid
|169. Cinchona
|170. Cina
|171.This medicine in occasional dose, aided Berberis vulg in curing rheumstism of knee (Hering)
|171. Lycopodium
|172. When Rhus tox seems indicated, but fails to cure, in chronic urticaria
|172. Bovista
|173. Hard goitre cured after Iodum failed
|173. Bromium
|174. This medicine has cured in croup after failure of Iod, Phos, Hep, Spong; especially in relapses after Iod
|174. Bromium
|175. After Conium in lymphatic, psoric or tuberculous persons
|175. Calc ars
|176. Calc carb is followed by this medicine in nasal catarrh
|176. Kali bich
|177. Calc carb
|178. Debility remaining after acute diseases
|178. Psorinum, Calc phos
|179. Pain extends from orifice of urethra backwards
|179. Sal acid, Calendula
|180. Calendula
|181. This medicine antidotes
|181. Camphor
|182. Should not be allowed in the sick room in its crude form
|182. Camphor
|183. Burns before the blisters form and when they have formed
|183. Cantharis
|184. Cina follows this medicine well in intermittent fever
|184. Capsicum
|185. This medicine is often useful after bad effects from spoiled fish and decayed vegetables
|185. Carbo animalis, Carbo veg, Allium cepa
|186. Caulophyllum
|187. Causticum
|188. In cases spoiled by the use of Opium & Morphine
|188. Chamomilla
|189. Mental calmness contra indicate this medicine
|189. Chamomilla
|190. Chelidonium antidotes the abuse of this substance, especially in hepatic complaints
|189. Bryonia
|191. Ars, Sulph, and Lyco follow well, and will often be required to complete the cure
|191. Chelidonium
|1. "Acts most beneficially when patient suffers from chronic loose stool or diarrhea" (Hahnemann)
|1. Phosphorus
|2. "This medicine requires something like 9 days before it manifests its action, and even a single dose may elicit other symptoms lasting for weeks" (Aegedi)
2. Psorinum
|3. "Whether derived from purest gold or purest filth, our gratitude for its excellent service forbids us to inquire or care" (P.B.Bell)
3. Psorinum
|4. "Medicines which have their special applicability to meat eaters rather than to exclusive vegetarians" (Teste)
4. Bry, All sat, Lyco, Nux vom, Colo, Digit.
|5. "It actually seems to fatten up tuberculous patients"(Burnett)
5. Hydrastis
|6. "This medicine needs more frequent repetition in children's complaints than nearly every other chronic remedy" (H. Fergie Woods)
|6. Tuberculinum
|7. "To call a carbuncle a surgical disease is the greatest absurdity. An incision is always injurious and often fatal. A case has never been lost under the right kind of treatment, and it should always be treated by internal medicine only" (Hering)
|7. Anthracinum
|8. "Tincture, given in 5 – 7 drop doses at bedtime, control nocturnal seminal emissions better than any other remedy" (C.W.Roberts)
|8. Thuja
|9. "One part, with three parts of alcohol, 10 – 15 drops, three times daily for 3 or 4 weeks, has been successfully used to subdue the craving for liquor" (Hering)
|9. Sulphuric acid
|10. "Should not be given in lying in period except in high potencies" (Hering)
|10. Iodum
|11. "Acts best in goitre when given after full moon, or when the moon is waning" (Lippe)
|11. Iodum
|12. "Wine drinkers should take coffee and beer drinkers should take tea, coffee antidotes wine and tea antidotes beer, so this medicine corresponds to beer, tea will be likely to agree with it better than coffee" (Hering)
|12. Kali bich
|13. "For the bad effects of drunkenness in people with light hair, blue or gray eyes, florid complexion, fat or corpulent, what Nux vom is to people of opposite temperament" (Hering)
|13. Lobelia inflata
|14. "If Ipecac fails when indicated in uterine hemorrhage give this medicine" (Yingling)
|14. Pyrogen
|15. "One single dose of the 30th potency is sufficient to cure entirely epidemic whooping cough. The cure takes place surely between 7 & 8 days. Never give a second dose immediately after the first; it would not only prevent the good effect of the former, but would be injurious" (Hahnemann)
|15. Drosera
|16. "This medicine has cured bad cases of general dropsy, after Apis, Apoc and Dig failed" (Haynes)
|16. Blatta orientalis
|17. "This medicine like Baptisia has ability to swallow only liquids (like milk), but unlike the latter, it has aversion to milk" (Hering)
|17. Silicea
|18. "The chief distinction between this medicine and Iod is, the former cures the blue-eyed and the latter the black-eyed patients" (Hering)
|18. Bromium
|19. "All our progress as a school depends on the right view of the symptoms obtained by proving with these medicines" (Hering)
|19. Camphor & Opium
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4 small onions, halved lengthwise
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4 Tbsp honey
4 Tbsp Dijon mustard
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Know your 'troll': UK considers law disclosing users' identities
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Editor's Note: If this legislation makes it to the US, the jobs of thousands of paid trolls working inside the D.C. beltway could be at risk. But much worse – and actually more serious than this however, is the government's desire to enact legislation based on political correctness and unleash the thought police on millions of users every hour – further regulating ALL speech on the internet.
June 13, 2012
British internet users may soon have an opportunity of meeting those who 'troll' them face to face. The parliament is considering a legislation making website operators to identify users posting defamatory comments.
The Defamation Bill is going through the second reading on Tuesday. If put through, the legislation will allow users to take legal actions directly against their online abusers.
If a user claims there is defamatory content being posted about him online, instead of taking action against the website, he can ask the website operator to give them the name of the person who posted the remarks.
Within the legislation the defamatory comment is defined as causing or likely causing "serious harm to the reputation of the claimant."
Currently, any offensive commentary or libel posted online is in the responsibility of the website operators. The bill will spare them of lawsuits from offended users.
"Our proposed approach will mean that website operators have a defense against libel as long as they identify the authors of allegedly defamatory material when requested to do so by a complainant," said the Justice Secretary, Kenneth Clarke.
He added that the government wants a libel regime that makes it possible for people to protect their reputations effectively but also ensures that online information cannot be easily censored by casual threats against website operators.
At the same time the bill will strengthen freedom of speech on the internet. It removes the rule stipulating that each separate viewing counts as a separate offence.
The legislation will also introduce a one-year limit to online libel claims in order to stop claims about old articles.
This comes on the back of several cases of online harassment of public figures in the UK. The most public and recent case was that of Frank Zimmerman, who sent a threatening email to MP Louise Mensch and has been banned from contacting her or her husband, as well as 24 other public figures he has been "trolling."
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The 46-year-old former pro triathlete is promoting his new book entitled Engine no.2 which extols the health benefits of plant-only diet. He says he was inspired by his father to eat only plant-derived foods as early as 1986, a move he credits with helping him reach the heights of athletic prowess.
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Kasumi no Chajin sent me this amazing package of pu'erhs and oolongs a couple of weeks ago and I've been almost frightened to delve in because I know nothing about this stuff, but I thought I would start with honeysuckle! I was a major fan of Enid Blyton's books when I was a kid, the ones where the protagonists always live in a country house with honeysuckles growing around the door and windows, so this sounded like a fun one.
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CLEARWATER, Florida -- Year after year, budget cutsforce schoolsto look for ways to replace lost money. Fundraisers often begin as soon as classes resume. Now, one Bay area school district says parent teacher associations shouldmake these fundraisers healthier.
Some Pinellas parents say healthier doesn't always sell. Several schools switched from selling entertainment coupon books and magazines last year to selling cookie dough and other baked goods this year. Parents say profits rocketed from a few thousand dollars to $20,000 or more, and it all benefits students.
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Fundraising is helping Plumb Elementary Schoolstudents replace their chalk board with a smart board. "It's important to get technology in the hands of our students, so they have the resources to function in society," said Plumb Elementary Principal Seymour Brown.
Soon,five more classrooms will have high-tech, computer-run smart boards, and the school will purchase 18 iPads, thanks to a PTA fundraiser of mostly cookie dough. Jamo said the school sold $68,000 in cookie dough and baked items in September. The school's cutwas 40 percent.
Jamo said, "We budgeted $10,000 in profit. To see it come in at $27,000 wasjust incredible. We were blown away."
The cookie dough sale may be in jeopardy, though,if principals take the Pinellas School District's new wellness guidelines as policy. It suggests healthier food alternatives for fundraisers such as fruit baskets and nuts items. Parents say theywon't sell, and that means less money for schools.
"It means less technology. It means less resources theschool has to further the education of children," said Jamo.
School district officials insist the district's wellness guidelines are just suggestions. "These guidelines are available for schools to review and see if it works for their area. There isn't a restriction on selling certain kinds of cookies, cakes, or things like that for fundraising purposes. These are to be reviewed and considered," said Melanie Marquez, spokesperson for the Pinellas School District.
Principal Brown said he's happy to see the district clarify these guidelines as suggestions, not mandates. He said, "It's a sigh of relief for me and the PTA."
Brown said the goal is to keep the number of fundraisers down but the profit margin up. This way, it's less of a distraction for students.
Parents like Jamo say the bottom line here is adults are the ones buying the cookie dough and baked goods, not kids. He said schools and parents should be teaching kids about moderation as a way to lead a healthy lifestyle.
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Under 8 CFR 274a.13(d) USCIS has 90 days from the date of their receipt of the application to issue you an employment authorization (there are a few categories of immigrants to whom the 90 day rule does not apply). USCIS' failure to comply with the 90 day requirement results in the automatic grant of an employment authorization for a period not to exceed 240 days (it's "automatic" in the sense that USCIS has no discretion but to give it to you; you must still obtain a physical EAD from USCIS before you can work, however).
just wondering if anyone would know how long an I-765 takes while i'm waiting for adjustment of status
Now, in the event that your employment authorization application is missing required INITIAL evidence, under 8 CFR 102.2 ( B )(10) the 90-day countdown does not start until USCIS receives that evidence.
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16 October 2012 12:07 PM
Hi all,
I'm currently designing a 3phase distribution system and need to know what pscc to use.
The pscc has been measured across a single phase to neutral and found to be 8.1kA. In the past i have always doubled this figure as per guidance note 3 to allow for a sychronised phase fault. Therefore on this job i would have a pscc of 16.2kA.
This causes me a problem because i was planning on using schneider 60898 MCB's but they only have a breaking capacity of 10kA.
My problem is that although the site has a 3 phase supply the 60898 MCB's will be on single phase circuits so should the synchronised fault currents be used for these circuits, bare in mind they are in a 3 phase board.
Can anyone firstly confirm that i am correct to double the measured PSCC and secondly suggest a way around the problem.
Thankyou in anticipation of your much needed help.
09 November 2012 12:02 PM
The doubling of PSCC is a quick easy rule of thumb. If you really want to be clever you can calculate the circuit resistance of the PN circuit bases on the SP fault current then use that resistance and recalculate using 400v instead or 230 to give you the P-P fault current - this would probably reduce your fault current a little too.
You may have SP circuits so it is perfectly acceptable to use the SP rating unless you can see any genuine reason there is likely to be a P-P fault. Its worth remembering that you probably have upstream protection provided by the supply authority service BS88 fuses which have 80k protection if there was a fault within your distribution board. If you are supplied directly from the transformer at the main intake then you should probably be using 60946 MCCBs as these have 25Ka fault protection or a main switch fuse with BS88 fuses in.
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Honey roasted breast of Creedy Carver duck with smoked belly pork, caramelised endive and ceps
Breast of Creedy Carver duck
- 4 Creedy Carver duck breasts, skin scored
- 20g of honey
- salt
- pepper
- olive oil
Tart bases
- 1 sheet of filo pastry
- 20g of butter, melted
- 2 sprigs of thyme, picked
- pepper
- salt
Smoked belly pork
- 80g of cooked smoked belly pork, cut into 4 pieces
Caramelised endive
- 4 heads Belgian endive , stalks removed and shredded
- 80g of brown sugar
- 250ml of orange juice
To plate
- 200g of spinach, washed
- 4 cep mushrooms
- 50g of butter
1. Begin this roast duck recipe by preparing the endive. Melt the sugar in a pan on a low heat and allow to caramelise. Add the endive and stir to coat. When the steam dies down, add the orange juice, cover and bring to the boil. Uncover and cook down until very reduced and syrupy. Remove and cool
2. For the tart bases, preheat the oven to 180°C/Gas mark 6. Place a quarter of the pastry on a chopping board and roll out flat. Brush with butter and sprinkle with thyme and salt. Repeat three times and then cut the pastry into 4
3. Place these on a non-stick baking tray and cook for 10 minutes until golden. When cooked, remove carefully and place on a wire rack to cool
4. Preheat the oven to 220°C/Gas mark 8. In a little olive oil, cook the duck breast skin side down until golden and crispy, then turn over and colour the bottom
5. Turn back over and cook skin side down in the oven for a further 5 minutes, then remove and brush all over with honey. Rest and reserve any juices for the sauce
6. In a hot pan, sauté the ceps in a little of the butter until golden, then add the spinach and wilt. Season these and put to one side
7. Cook the smoked belly pork boiled in water until tender about 3 hours
8. Top each of the little tart bases with a spoon of the endive and then a piece of pork belly. Place under a grill to heat and caramelise the top
9. Serve the roast duck by placing one of the endive tarts on one side of a warm plate, and some of the spinach on the other. Slice the duck and season. Place this on the spinach and scatter some of the ceps around. Pour any resting juices around.
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