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Penny's Life Coaching Sessions were exactly what I need to help me break my negative ways of thinking and assessing situations, which I had built up over many years. Penny is really easy to relate to and trust, you immediately feel at ease and not judged - which is really important when you're questioning deeply engrained behaviours and admit they need to change.
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I particularly like the "lessons" along the way where old habits of negative thoughts or doubts creep back in but Penny is there on the end of the phone to assure you it's your mind rebelling. Her constant reassurance and belief in you and the process is what helps embed the changes.
I've had a few Life Alignment sessions with Penny who has helped me immensely through her work and she has helped me resolve some issues that I have been working through for a few years. She is very professional and would highly recommend her.
Before trying Mind Detox, I found myself focusing heavily on certain mistakes I had made in personal relationships and how it made me feel inadequate. By addressing not just my feelings but my thought processes I realised I had invented new problems and made others worse in my own head. Mind Detox can help you realise the only thing really standing in your way is yourself and your negative self beliefs. But you can choose to view things differently.
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Brakes - dura ace
Crank and bb - sr apex and tange
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I like the July 12 Neighbors story "Officials: Clean up your own fireworks debris," about the city and county public works telling reporter Scott Hewitt that people should be cleaning up their own fireworks. It sounds like he was having the same problem with loudness in the unincorporated county as we were in the city. I do enjoy fireworks on the Fourth of July only. I live inside city limits, and the fireworks weren't supposed to start until July 1 and end on July 4 at midnight. Apparently some of my neighbors were not aware and still aren't aware of this law. They were lighting off the fireworks until July 9.
Maybe we should limit the fireworks sale to July 4 only. This is the only day it is legal to let off fireworks in Camas. I am almost tempted not to support the nonprofits that insist this is the only way they can make money.
People, please be considerate of your neighbors. If you decide you want to continue to light off the loud fireworks after midnight, please look around and see if your neighbors have their house lights on. If they don't, they may be asleep because they have to get up early the next day to go to work.
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The Legislature approved a big biennial increase in funding for the State Need Grant for low-income students, but it will only keep pace with double-digit tuition increases. And other student-aid programs have taken big financial hits.
In a year when the Legislature slashed more than $4 billion from higher education, social services, health care and other areas, one program received an especially generous increase: financial aid for undergraduate college students.
The Legislature approved a 32 percent biennial increase in funding for the State Need Grant, the state's largest contribution of grant money — money that does not need to be repaid — to low-income students.
If it sounds like a major win for college students, though, consider that the State Need Grant increase will only keep pace with double-digit tuition hikes. It will help about 70,000 students, the same number as last year.
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And about 22,000 students who qualified for State Need Grant money last year didn't receive it, because the state ran out of money. It's possible that the same number — or even more — may qualify again for state financial aid and receive nothing.
"I would say students definitely lost, in a lot of ways" during this legislative session, said Mike Bogatay, executive director of the Washington Student Association. Not only will the number of students who receive need grants stay flat but several other programs will be cut, and all students will be paying more to get a degree.
State Rep. Reuven Carlyle, D-Seattle, says the increase in State Need Grant money was a big win. "No other program in state government got that kind of net increase in real funding," he said.
There were some changes to state law that eventually will boost aid money, including the newly formed Opportunity Scholarship Program, a public-private partnership to raise money for students majoring in high-demand programs such as health care and technology.
On Monday, Boeing and Microsoft each kicked in $25 million to begin the scholarship and endowment program, which also is receiving $5 million from the state. The program has a goal of raising $1 billion by the end of the decade, and will help middle-class students as well.
Still, several other student-aid programs took a hit:
• The State Work Study program, which this year helped about 7,600 undergraduate and graduate students work their way through school in jobs related to their field of study. There's only enough money to help about 2,500 students next year.
• The Washington Scholars program, which rewards high-school students in the top 1 percent of their class with merit scholarships if they go to a Washington public or private college or university. This year's winners received a letter of congratulations but no money.
• The Washington Award for Vocational Excellence, which gives two-year merit scholarships for outstanding vocational students. It also lost funding.
The Legislature approved a 16 percent annual increase in tuition for the state's three largest universities for the next two years, and increases of 11 to 14 percent per year for the state's other two- and four-year schools.
And a new state law signed Monday by Gov. Chris Gregoire gives the state's four-year schools the authority to set even higher tuition rates, going beyond what the Legislature has approved.
"The cost (of tuition) has increased to the point where somebody who doesn't have significant backing from their family will go into debt," Bogatay said.
The same bill that gives schools tuition-setting authority also requires schools to set aside more money for financial aid. Under the legislation, schools must set aside at least 4 percent of tuition — or 5 percent, if they opt for tuition increases above those set by the Legislature — to pay for financial aid for students who can't afford it.
State financial aid is a small but important piece of the financial-aid pie for students, accounting for 12 percent of all aid Washington students received in 2009-10. About 68 percent of financial aid that year came from the federal government, and the rest from other sources. Most of the federal money — about 70 percent — was in the form of loans.
Iris Maute-Gibson, a junior political-science major at Western Washington University, qualified for both the State Need Grant and State Work Study, but last year received one-fourth of the grant money she had received in the two previous years — even though her family's income hadn't changed. To qualify, a family of four must make $54,500 or less a year.
She took out a student loan and worked 30 hours a week during the school year to make ends meet last year. She doesn't know what will happen this fall: "I still haven't heard back from the financial-aid office," she said.
The loss of work-study money will hit graduate students hard, because work study is the only state financial aid they're eligible for. Proponents say work study is especially valuable because the jobs often are like internships.
Maute-Gibson, for example, worked in the state Attorney General's office. But she doesn't know if she'll get a work-study job next year.
"It's financial aid, but you do get an opportunity to work at pretty great places," said Nick Muy, a University of Washington student who is working on his master's in public administration. Muy got a job doing business analysis at Avanade, a business-technology company with a Seattle office. The money he earned paid one-third of the cost of his room and board for the year.
Knowing that work-study funding was up in the air, Muy snagged a research-assistant position at UW for next year, which gives him a tuition waiver and a stipend. But those positions are few and far between.
Because the four-year schools have only just been granted the right to set tuition, students don't know what the bill will be for next year.
The incoming freshman class at UW received preliminary financial-award information in April. Revised award amounts will be coming in July, after the Board of Regents sets tuition, said Kay Lewis, director of financial aid.
"What I tell students right now is to hang in there with us," she said.
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Most text mining tasks, including clustering and topic detection, are based on statistical methods that treat text as bags of words. Semantics in the text is largely ignored in the mining process, and mining results often have low interpretability. One particular challenge faced by such approaches lies in short text understanding, as short texts lack enough content from which statistical conclusions can be drawn easily. In this paper, we improve text understanding by using a probabilistic knowledgebase that is as rich as our mental world in terms of the concepts (of worldly facts) it contains. We then develop a Bayesian inference mechanism to conceptualize words and short text. We conducted comprehensive experiments on conceptualizing textual terms, and clustering short pieces of text such as Twitter messages. Compared to purely statistical methods such as latent semantic topic modeling or methods that use existing knowledgebases (e.g.,WordNet, Freebase andWikipedia), our approach brings significant improvements in short text understanding as reflected by the clustering accuracy.
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A Department of Natural Resources spokesperson said the two teens pulled from the river are in grave condition.
The search has now shifted to recovery mode, meaning that emergency crews will take more precautions when searching for the teen still missing in the Big Blue River.
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Here is what we are learning:
* Five teens were swimming upstream from the dam in the Big Blue River in Edinburgh. The current swept a girl over the dam, and the boys went over the dam to help her. The teens were sucked into a boil, which is described as an area of rapidly moving, swirling water that is difficult to escape. Two teens got out on their own, and two others were rescued.
* One teen is still missing. Indiana Department of Natural Resources and local emergency crews are conducting water and shore-based searches. The search is still in "rescue mode."
* The two teens were were rescued are 16 years old and live in Johnson County. They were pulled unconscious from the water by passersby, who administered CPR. They were taken to Johnson Memorial Hospital, then flown to a hospital in Indianapolis.
Police are searching for a teenager who is missing after he jumped off a dam near Edinburgh and never surfaced from the water.
Franklin Fire Department's water rescue team, divers from the Johnson County Sheriff's Office and other agencies are looking for the 17-year-old boy, fire department spokesman Brad Epperson said.
The teen and two other people jumped off the dam about 12:15 p.m. Two of the people were pulled out of the water unconscious and given CPR, Epperson said. The third person has not been located yet.
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The Honesuckle crew get together in Canberra for a series of commemorations - they reminisce with Emma Renwick.
Neil Armstrong: "One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."
REPORTER: Contrary to popular mythology these first pictures of the moon came from Honeysuckle Creek not Parkes.
DR JOHN REYNOLDS (Parkes Observatory Director) : Obviously we would have loved to have had the whole thing uncontroversially from the beginning but you can't rewrite history and every good story has a twist in it so this twist about who did what has kept peoples interest in it going for the last thirty five years.
REPORTER: It was originally intended that the pictures would come from parkes or other major international facilities but last minute problems struck and it was the little known Honeysuckle that took the honours.
REPORTER: When did you know that was going to happen?
TOM REID (Honeysuckle Creek Director): Just before the launch actually.
JOHN SAXON (Honeysuckle Creek) :There was no rivalry it was a great team effort but never the less it was us who got those pictures and it came from the ACT. I was sitting there when John Gorton came around and looked at the site, as opposed to what was shown in a popular movie he actually visited our site and we were on the console preparing for that walk on the surface of the moon.
I was sitting on the console when Neil Armstrong first got out of the space craft and I was just rapt in being there, but to be honest I didn't have a sense of elation at the time - that came later. Really what it was was like a simulation that actually worked instead of having huge incredibly difficult things to do and having equipment fail all around us which happened many, many times during simulations - with Apollo 11 everything went OK!
REPORTER: It was equipment failure that meant Tidbinbilla and the American station could not be used - but for Parkes it was a matter of bad luck.
JOHN SAXON: Well Parkes were a little unlucky in that their antenna can only go down to about thirty degrees elevation which means that the moon takes about two hours to rise later than it would rise at Honeysuckle and they were just unlucky really if the flight plan had been followed they would have had the whole of that first walk on the moon.
TOM REID (Honeysuckle Creek Director): When I first came in here I thought who are all these old people and I realised I was one of them.
REPORTER: Tom Reid has long since retired but he, and his honeysuckle colleagues, are spending this anniversary week reliving their glory days.
HONEYSUCKLE CK STAFF REUNION: Yeah I don't think we realised at the time how important it was. And so many of the guys that were thirty or forty at the time who are no longer with us - yeah helluva loss - it was a great part of my life - yeah i enjoyed it too- hopefully we'll be here for the fiftieth anniversary in another fifteen years.
This brings back a lot of memories to me.
REPORTER: Despite the significance of the Honeysuckle Creek Tracking Station little remains to mark the spot.
JOHN SAXON:Poor old Honeysuckle got vandalised and eventually the whole place got bulldozed and this is all that's left. We're in the basement floor here of the main building. We're in the area where the cafeteria was and over there is were the bedrooms, we had two or three bedrooms that we used to sleep on site during some of the apollo missions.
NEAL NEWMAN (NASA): Just about everything we do all of our successes and certainly our failures are measured in terms of the accomplishment of this previous generation. So i think it shows what an incredible accomplishment these people were able to pull off, with such limited technology, such a long time ago.
1969 TELECAST: Are you getting a TV picture now Houston? - yes Neil we are.
JOHN SAXON: I don't think we're going to easily repeat that whole team effort. Three hundred thousand people around the whole world really focussed on a single goal - probably there isn't enough money paid by the taxpayers to do that and i don't blame them in some ways but it would be awfully nice to see things happen in the future on the moon.
NEAL NEWMAN (NASA): Putting a human footprint on the planet Mars I think would be an incredible accomplishment. I would love to see that in my lifetime and even be happier if it happens during my NASA career.
DR JOHN REYNOLDS: The effort to put man on Mars is obviously a big one and I guess large telescopes would be required to track these lengthy missions, it would take many months to get there and it's quite possible that the efforts of CSIRO and Parkes could once again be used for manned flight and wouldn't that be a buzz - we'd be thrilled!
REPORTER: And for those who thought the whole event was an elaborate hoax.
JOHN SAXON: Well some of the sceptics say that we at the tracking station were also fooled. Now I don't know how you can fool people by showing a vehicle which is constantly changing range to the ground station. How you can fool people over a huge number of things. We worked out it would have been a lot more complicated to fake than it would have been to actually do it - so I don't have an awful lot of time... I love a good conspiracy theory but that one I know something about and it really did happen.


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A shooting is under investigation in Craven County, and officials say all three people involved are in the military.
The shooting happened Saturday just before midnight at Ketner Boulevard in Havelock.
According to officials, "preliminary investigation suggests that 2 subjects went to the residence with the intent of assaulting the homeowner as the result of a prior dispute. During the confrontation the two subjects were shot multiple times inside the residence."
WITN has confirmed all three involved are Marines stationed at Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station in Havelock.
Police say the homeowner has been identified as 25-year-old Blane Hallmark, while the two Marines are Jacob Sylvester, 22, of Havelock and Tony Fuentes, 19, of New Bern.
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This year's 43rd annual Comic-Con festival may be over but die-hard fans of the pop-culture celebration already have their minds on next year's show.
This year's 43rd annual Comic-Con festival may be over but die-hard fans of the pop-culture celebration already have their minds on next year's show.
"There's no more pre-registration," lamented Chris Herrera, 26, of Los Angeles, who was attending his sixth consecutive Comic-Con. "Now you have to register online, and that website always crashes."
Fans used to be able to register onsite for the following year's convention, but organizers eliminated that option this year for the 2013 convention, set for July 18-21.
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"TAY NINH - KINGDOM OF HEAVEN" Top 5 Page for this destination Tay Ninh by mtncorg
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Tay Ninh is a small city of maybe some 60 to 80,00 people lying some 90 km northwest of Ho Chi Minh City along the Cambodian border. Being a border town, there is a sizable Khmer population living here, but that is not what brings the casual tourist to this town - and here we should technically be talking about the village of Long Hoa some 4 km east of Tay Ninh. It is the Holy See of the Cao Dai that gets all of the attention. Central to the Holy See - which is a regular gated Cao Dai version of the Vatican, complete with different grounds and buildings housing different components of the Cao Dai religion - is the Great Divine Temple with "Christ and Buddha looking down from the roof of a Cathedral on a Walt Disney fantasia of the East, dragons and snakes in Technicolor," as Graham Greene puts it in his novel "The Quiet American."
The Cao Dai religion boasts some 2-3 million worshippers, though I have seen other figures pushing that figure to almost double. Indigenous to Vietnam - though the faithful would claim that Cao Dai is not just for Vietnam, but for the World - most of the followers are found in the southern part of the country, though new churches can be seen as far north as Hue - the second largest Cao Dai temple is found, in fact, in Da Nang. It is the third largest officially recognized religion in the country after Buddhism and Catholicism - though ancestor veneration and spirit worship while not officially recognized are practiced by most all in the country in addition to anything else. Cao Dai arose in the 1920's. First was Ngo Ninh Chieu, a bureaucrat working with the French colonial administration on Phu Quoc Island. Chieu had a fascination with Chinese folk religion an spiritualism leading him to report several visitations from beyond. Together with other like-minded spiritualists the Third Religious Amnesty was revealed with help from the ancient Eastern Asian practice of table-tapping, the pancetta or better known in the US, the Ouija board. Chieu remained a spiritualist, but some of his disciples who were better with temporal organization codified Cao Dai as a religion - with considerable help from beyond. The earthly leader was given the title of pope - Giao Hong - with the first pope being Le Van Trung, a former decadent Mandarin from Cholon who found a better path. He was pope from 1926 to his death in 1934. There are also cardinals and priests with a church hierarchy resembling that of Catholicism, as well.
Cao Dai became rapidly popular among the locals from the start attracting some 500,000 followers in its first five years - 1930 - making French colonial authorities a bit wary since there also seemed a sidebar ant colonial agenda that seemed to go hand-in-hand with the new religion. With Trung's death in 1934, religious power fell to Pham Cong Tac who had been one of Chieu's first disciples - one of Twelve, naturally. He was a major player in the codification of Cao Dai in both its practice and its philosophy. Through his efforts the Great Divine Temple was built between 1933 and 1955. Many think that without the church, the religion may not have survived all of the travails of subsequent years.
Tac and other Cao Dai religious leaders were rounded up by French authorities in 1941 and shipped off to Madagascar with the Holy See being occupied by French troops. In order to protect followers - others say that projecting power was the more important aspect - a local army was developed which eventually would make Tay Ninh province into its own principality in the late 40' and early 50's. The Cao Dai army figures importantly in Greene's "The Quiet American." Originally, the Cao Dai cooperated with the communist Vietminh against the French following the conclusion of WWII, but turned against them following an arrangement with the French which allowed their semi-independence and the return of Tac from Africa. Again Greene: "How could one explain the dreariness of the whole business: the private army of twenty-five thousand men armed, with mortars made out of exhaust-pipes of old cars, allies of the French who turned neutral at the moment of danger?"
With the ouster of the French in 1954, the Cao Dai militia was crushed by the new powers in Saigon, Ngo Dinh Diem and his brother Ngo Dinh Nhu, forcing Tac to flee to Cambodia where he died in 1959. With the fall of Diem in 1963, Caodaism enjoyed a respite even in the midst of a new war. That changed with reunification in 1975, however, as all churches in Vietnam were shut down. Caodaists were shunted of to re-education camps like everyone else - many for over a decade. The official stand against religion was eased in 1985 though it was not until the early 1990's that Cao Dai churches were once again opened. The government keeps a close eye on things to this day. Also, the use of spiritualist methods - the pancetta/Ouija board - are still illegal making it difficult for the church to replace its aging authorities who need to be reaffirmed by these methods.
Cao Dai as a religion is a mélange of Confucian, Taoist and Buddhist thought with Islam, Hindu, Chrisitianity and ancestor worship thrown in. Cao Dai believes - not unlike Ba'hais and Unitarian Universalists - that all religions are grounded in the same principal and that for one to become a Cao Dai does not mean one has to give up their original faith - though with the complexity of Cao Dai you might not have time for anything else. Returning to Greene:
" 'Remember God loves the truth.'
" ' Which truth?' I asked.
" 'In the Caodaist faith all truths are reconciled and truth is love.' "
Visitors are welcome at the Temple - leave your shoes at the door - as long as you stay outside the central chamber bordered by the snake and dragon festooned columns. Four services are held each day and again visitors are welcomed: 6 AM, Noon, 6PM and Midnight. Most tourists come at noon and those that do are usually on a tour - which usually includes a run to the nearby Cu Chi Tunnels afterwards. I would recommend one of the other services or come during the time of one of the many Cao Dai festivals for a sure sensory overload.
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Good idea to quote Graham Greene on the Cao Dai religion.
Just yesterday I had coffee with a Vietnamese friend, and it turned out she had also been to Tay Ninh, though she is not a Cao Dai herself.
Brilliant Photos mark. As usual.
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Dermatitis is a condition that causes inflammation of the skin. The condition is not contagious and can have many causes. Dermatitis is not considered dangerous, but it can be uncomfortable. Certain types of dermatitis are chronic—for example, atopic dermatitis. But treatments may help.
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There are several types of dermatitis. According to the Cleveland Clinic, the two most common types are contact dermatitis and atopic dermatitis.
Contact dermatitis develops when the skin comes in direct contact with an allergen. This causes an allergic reaction. Common irritants include poison oak, poison ivy, detergent, perfume, cosmetics, and nickel.
Atopic dermatitis is also called eczema. It can be chronic and may first start in infancy. It tends to run in families with a history of allergies (Cleveland Clinic).
Some additional forms of dermatitis are dyshidrotic dermatitis and seborrheic dermatitis. Dyshidrotic dermatitis is found only on the feet and hands. Seborrheic dermatitis is usually found on the scalp and face and is related to oily skin (American Academy of Dermatology).
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Contact dermatitis is caused by an allergic reaction. Why some individuals develop certain allergies is not known.
The cause of atopic dermatitis is not clear, but it does appear to have a genetic factor. People with atopic dermatitis often have a family history of allergies or asthma. The main cause of seborrheic dermatitis is oily skin and hair. This type of dermatitis also appears to run in families.
What Are the Risk Factors For Dermatitis?
Having a family history of dermatitis appears to increase a person's risk of dermatitis. Having a family history of asthma or hay fever also increases the risk of atopic dermatitis. People who work with or near strong chemical substances, which may irritate the skin, are also at an increased risk of developing dermatitis.
What Are the Symptoms of Dermatitis?
Symptoms of dermatitis range from mild to severe. Not all people with dermatitis experience all symptoms. Symptoms may also depend on what type of dermatitis is present and where it is on the body. In general, symptoms of dermatitis may include a red rash, blisters, and dry, cracked skin. Itchy skin is also common and can become severe. The skin may become painful, with stinging or burning.
How Is Dermatitis Diagnosed?
A diagnosis is made after a physical exam and a discussion of the patient's medical history. A dermatologist can often diagnose dermatitis just by looking at the skin. In some cases, a skin patch test is recommended. In a skin patch, a doctor puts small amounts of different substances on the skin. This helps determine what is causing the reaction.
How Is Dermatitis Treated?
Treatments for dermatitis depend on the severity of symptoms and the cause. Medication is often the main treatment. Topical creams containing hydrocortisone can reduce inflammation, redness, and itching.
Antihistamines are sometimes recommended in order to reduce allergic reactions, which can cause dermatitis. Antibiotics are usually given only if an infection has developed. Infections can occur when the skin is broken due to intense scratching.
Home care for dermatitis may include applying cool, wet cloths to the skin. This can reduce itching and discomfort. Adding baking soda to a cool bath may also help reduce symptoms. Covering the skin with a dressing or bandage prevents scratching or infection if the skin is broken.
Dermatitis is sometimes associated with an increase in stress. Alternative therapies may help reduce stress. These include acupuncture, massage, and medications.
Other alternative therapies, such as herbs and dietary supplements, may be used to treat dermatitis. Some studies indicate that children under the age of 13 may reduce eczema by taking probiotics (Mayo Clinic).
What Is the Outlook For Dermatitis?
Dermatitis is not considered a serious medical condition. The frequency and severity of symptoms are usually reduced with treatment. It is possible to learn methods that prevent or control flare-ups.
How Is Dermatitis Prevented?
Dermatitis often runs in families, so it is not always preventable. But it is possible to prevent symptom flare-ups.
People with allergies should avoid skin contact with allergens. Frequently moisturizing the skin can also help.
Avoid excess drying of the skin by reducing bath time to 15 minutes or less, and use warm water instead of hot water. Use mild soaps and detergents, which are less likely to irritate the skin.
Article Sources:
- Dermatitis. (n.d.) Cleveland Clinic. Retrieved September, 25 2013, from http://www.clevelandclinic.org/health/health-info/docs/0000/0066.asp
- Dermatitis: Alternative Medicine. (n.d.). Mayo Clinic. Retrieved September 25, 2013, from http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/dermatitis-eczema/DS00339/DSECTION=alternative-medicine
- Dermatitis: Prevention. (n.d.). Mayo Clinic. Retrieved September 25, 2013, from http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/dermatitis-eczema/DS00339/DSECTION=prevention
- Types of eczema. (n.d.). American Academy of Dermatology. Retrieved September 25, 2013, from http://www.aad.org/dermatology-a-to-z/diseases-and-treatments/e---h/eczema
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Kwashiorkor is a serious form of malnutrition caused by a lack of protein. Learn how to spot this condition and how it can be prevented.
Thrombophlebitis is an inflammation of a vein, usually in the leg, that can cause swelling or redness. If left untreated, it can lead to a pulmonary embolism.
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Linux often requires several kernel patches, or even Windows drivers, to work properly on a portable computer. HP originally intended to market their NC4200 notebook with Ubuntu, so they went the extra mile to get the system working with Linux.
Linux users often suffer several rounds of patching, tweaking, and troubleshooting to install Linux on the highly specialized and under-documented hardware of a portable computer. If you've ever put Linux on a laptop, you've probably dreamed of the day when vendors will simply solve all the problems for you and sell you a ready-made, Linux-compatible system. Veterans of these late-night notebook configuration sessions will be pleased to know that Hewlett Packard has already invested many testing hours in trying out their NC4200 notebook with Linux. HP originally had planned to market the European version of the NC4200 with Ubuntu, and though it now appears that they won't build Linux into the box, the fact that HP has tooled and tested the system for Ubuntu will make the NC4200 an easy fit for users who wish to migrate.
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Energy independence: Industry experts, in their own words
In their own words
Oilman T. Boone
in an editorial
board meeting at The Oklahoman, Aug. 23:
There's 17 million barrels a day going though the Straits of Hormuz. Only 2 million of that comes to the United States, but we're the ones paying to keep the Straits open with our military.
"You have to ask yourself, 'Is this really a good idea?' We're getting people killed over here every day, and we know that one reason we're there is because of the oil."
Robert Bryce,
senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and author of "Gusher of Lies: The Dangerous Delusions of Energy Independence."
The United States is the world's single biggest energy producer and consumer. Why would we want to be independent of the world's biggest market? The United States is exporting 3 million barrels per day of refined product. That is good for the U.S., good for our balance of trade, good for employment.
"If we Americans truly believe in a free market and free people, we should support the free exchange of goods. If the Saudis can produce something more cheaply than the United States, that's where we should buy it. Why is it we are only talking about energy independence? What about tennis racket independence or beer independence? Why is this reserved for energy? When it comes to energy, there is endless opportunity for hyperbole and dogma."
Larry Nichols,
executive chairman at Oklahoma City-based Devon
Energy Corp.
'Energy independence' implies that you could build a wall around the United States and not worry about the rest of the world. "Energy independence" is a term that could be misleading. If the price of oil goes up internationally, it is going to affect us. We don't live on an island with any commodity."
Steve Agee,
dean of Oklahoma City University's Meinders School
of Business
We have trade with other countries because some countries have the ability to generate products or services below where we can produce them. There are competitive advantages to trade with other countries.
OPEC (The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries) has had us by the throat for the past 40 years because of their ability to set the price, but that is changing. American producers are changing the face of domestic oil supplies. As a result, we are less reliant on those foreign sources.
But if they can still produce oil at a lower marginal cost than we can over time to the point that we can import that and not be at their mercy to be able to restrict supply, we need to trade with them — unless we have political sanctions against them like what is going on with Iran. But to the extent that they can supply oil at a lower cost, we need to look at it."


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Rated 4.3 out of 5 by 245reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Brenda M food was delicious and servers were great. no hovering but made sure we were covered for food and drinks Apr 12, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by Elissa H We sat outside and enjoyed the good weather, good food and the ambiance in this quaint little town. Mar 25, 2016
Rated 4 out of 5 by VENARD D Good atmosphere.., friendly folks Jan 26, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by Brook H Great pizza and a lot of it Jul 26, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jerry E Always quality food and service.... Jul 22, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Peggy O The food was awesome, our waitress, Gabby, was outstanding !!! We live a good distance, so we don't get to come as often as we would like. Jun 18, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Barbara S Loved the quiet dining experience in the Loft Mar 30, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Michael M Very good food. Great waitress. Loved the place. Mar 28, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by David K My husband had ordered shrimp on pasta with regular sauce. After eating a portion of the meal he was about to burn up. The waitress realized they had put the hot sauce on and gave him a whole new plate. That is customer service. Mar 24, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by Sharon L I am not a pasta person. We selected a salad instead. It would be nice to have some kind of vegetable with the meal. Mine was just two pieces of chicken in a lemon sauce. Mar 24, 2015
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UNT to present Fem Flicks film series
What: Fem Flicks – A series of documentary films focusing on women and women's issues, presented by the University of North Texas Women's Studies program, UNT Women's Center and the UNT Media Library.
When: 5 p.m. Sept. 29, Oct. 27, Dec.1, Jan. 26, Feb. 23, March 30 and April 27
Where: Room 111C of UNT's Chilton Hall, located at the southwest corner of Avenue C and Chestnut Street (410 S. Avenue C).
Cost: Free
Contact: UNT Women's Studies program at 940-565-2098
DENTON (UNT), Texas -- Seven documentary films focusing on women's issues, including a Tribeca Film Festival winner, will be showcased in Fem Flicks, a free film series presented by the University of North Texas Women's Studies program, UNT Women's Center and the UNT Media Library.
The films, which spotlight women's issues from women's rights to motherhood and plastic surgery, will be shown in the Media Library (Room 111C) in Chilton Hall at 5 p.m. on select Wednesdays during the Fall 2010 and Spring 2011 semesters. Each film will be followed by a discussion. Chilton Hall is located at the southwest corner of Avenue C and Chestnut Street on the UNT campus.
"Pray the Devil Back to Hell" will begin the Fem Flicks series on Sept. 29. The film, which premiered at the 2008 Tribeca Film Festival and won Best Documentary, chronicles a peace movement in Liberia led by the courageous women who organized the Women of Liberia Mass Action for Peace. In the midst of a civil war, the group organized nonviolent protests to petition for peace in their country that brought an end to the Second Liberian Civil War in 2003.
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Oct. 27 – "Sin By Silence" recounts the 1989 formation of Convicted Women Against Abuse, the first inmate-initiated and -led group in the California prison system, and the group's initiative to help women inside prison break the silence about abuse and to help others understand the reality of domestic violence.
Dec. 1 – "The Female Face of AIDS: Crisis in Malawi" shines a light on the stigma and discrimination suffered by Malawian women living with HIV/AIDS and the issues that confront them, including economic dependency, physical and sexual abuse, commercial sex work and traditional male dominance.
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Jan. 26 – "The Codes of Gender: Indentity and Performance in Pop Culture" looks beyond issues of objectification and beauty to provide a view of identity and power relations to analyze how pop culture communicates gender ideals through contemporary advertising and explores expectations of masculinity and femininity.
Feb. 23 – "Beauty in China" examines young women in China who feel they must westernize their appearance through plastic surgery in order to accomplish a certain look. Every week approximately 16,000 Chinese undergo facial surgery, which often results in physical complications.
March 30 – "License to Thrive: Title IX at 35" examines the history of the 1972 Title IX legislation, which took a critical role in creating female leaders by providing educational access and creating leadership opportunities for girls and women in sports, education, science, math, finance, entertainment, the arts, business, law and politics.
April 27 – "Who Does She Think She Is?" features inspiring portraits of five women who are faced with the choice of raising their chidren or devoting themselves to their careers in art and choosing to balance both.
For more information on the films, call the UNT Women's Studies program at 940-565-2098.
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Archbold Memorial Hospital has one of the most advanced oncology centers in the state of Georgia, treating more than 24-thousand cancer patients last year alone.
"We have one of the only gamma knives in Georgia," says Director of Radiation Dr. J. Steven Johnson.
This heavy machinery may cost millions of dollars, but doctors say that in return it saves thousands of lives.
"We have a large number of survivors when you think of cancer spreading to the brain you think the patient will last six months," says Dr. Johnson.
Now Dr. Johnson says 10 percent of Archbold's cancer patients survive for more than five years.
"I'm a cancer survivor," says Thomasville resident Debbie Beeson.
"There was a need for someone to help the patient through the system so I ended up in this position," says Beeson.
Beeson is taking part in the annual 12-hour Relay for Life event which kicks off Friday afternoon at Thomasville High School. Doctors will be on-site giving free screenings.
"We're setting up a booth and a tent. Prostate cancer, cholesterol, skin checks, oral exams, that sort of thing," says Beeson.
For years, doctors have teamed up with the American Cancer Society with the same goal of raising money for research.
"We are the largest non-governmental donator of research funds for the United States," says American Cancer Society Manager Emily Lamontagne.
Doctors say regular screenings should start after age 50 depending on risk factors.
The Relay for Life event starts at six this Friday evening and goes until six Saturday morning. All of the health screenings are being offered free to the public.


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While roaming Anthropologie I was completely distracted by a display featuring paint drip mason jars. So my daughter and I took it upon ourselves to recreate this project on our own. The cost: Free. Read more of how we created these jars at this blog post ... http://www.itallstartedwithpaint.com/2012/06/....
Anthropologie Inspired Paint Drip Mason Jars
We did the Christmas ornaments and glued them to in end of the wood dowels that hang curtains in our bathroom. They became glass finials. Love the "stripes" in your jars!
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The latest ASUS P5K Deluxe motherboard combines everything that made the P5B Deluxe a classic with updated design elements and a new chipset that is set to take the Intel platform into the future. Read the full review right here and see why we love the P5K Deluxe so much.
MSI P35 Platinum (Intel P35)
The Intel P35 has seen a pretty quiet launch with retail boards already in store shelves. The MSI P35 Platinum is one of the few early products to hit the market that will still be based on DDR2 memory, but MSI does manage to implement some interesting ideas and bag themselves a winner.
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www.hardwarezone.com is proud to bring you another up close and personal preview of the Intel P35 chipset, and this time in the form of the ASUS P5K Deluxe and P5K3 Deluxe. These two are enthusiast level boards, feature packed and just waiting to be launched. You can't buy them now, but we'll let you look.
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You've seen our CeBIT 2007 coverage on MSI's upcoming P35 motherboards, but you haven't seen our closed door shots of the boards with all their peripherals intact. What does MSI have up their sleeves? Take our special preview tour of the MSI P35 Platinum D3 and P35 Neo series motherboards.
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Less Update Stress with openSUSE Built Packages
Debian, Mandriva and Fedora developers call them Sid, Cooker and Rawhide. OpenSUSE calls them Factory and they are ringing the changes for the Factory development.
Users are familiar with the downside: changing from another distro to openSuse, or simply out of tradition installing the newest openSUSE variation, and they're bombarded with daily updates that hardly seem to make a difference.
The problem lies with the automatic build process in the openSUSE development. When one developer modifies a code, the openSUSE build service re-compiles all dependancies and generates a new version number. A very practical idea with the possibility of creating completely new versions at any time. Yet the demand on resources and mirror servers is enormous.
Remedy: the build service will in future compare the new compilation with any current version and if identical, the fresh variation will be discounted. Saving bandwidth, and patience.
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Warnell, Phillip (2015) The beast with two backs: on Borowczyk's The Beast (1975). In: Kuc, Kamila , Mikurda, Kuba and Olesczyk, Michal, (eds.) Boro, l'Île d'amour. Berghahn Books. ISBN 9781782387015
Warnell, Phillip [Director] (2014) Ming of Harlem: twenty one storeys in the air. (Film).
Warnell, Phillip [Director] and Raedeker, David [Cinematographer] (2012) I first saw the light. (Silent experimental documentary film ).
Warnell, Phillip (2011) Projections of animality. In: Unruly creatures: the art and politics of the animal; 14 Jun 2011, London, U.K.. (Unpublished)
Warnell, Phillip (2009) Intimate distances: mediating mutuality, contestation and exchange between bodies. Leonardo, 42(1), pp. 28-35. ISSN (print) 0024-094X
Warnell, Phillip (2009) Life-like: an organ in search of a body. Performance research, 14(4), pp. 4-10. ISSN (print) 1352-8165
Warnell, Phillip [Director] (2009) Outlandish: strange foreign bodies. (Experimental documentary film).
Nancy, Jean-Luc, Warnell, Phillip and Allsopp, Ric (2009) Transplant. Performance research, 14(4), pp. 12-18. ISSN (print) 1352-8165
Warnell, Phillip [Artist] (2008) The girl with X-ray eyes. (Experimental documentary film). Two-screen installation.