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I gave Aroma Magic products a go after they started to list the complete (or nearly complete) ingredients. Generally, I won't purchase a beauty products any more unless it mentions all that is included in it. Even if a product contains parabens, drying agents or other questionable ingredients, I might still purchase it depending on the quantities of harmful ingredients and the product's overall effectiveness but I do feel uneasy trying something that doesn't list its contents at all or mentions only a few actives.
So, with the new line-up of Aroma magic face washes stating that it was formulated without soap, parabens, alcohol or artificial fragrance or colour, I was encouraged to test-drive the range.
The different face washes in the range are designed for different skin types, the chamomile and strawberry are for all skin types, while lavender is for dry skin, grapefruit for normal to oil skin and lastly tea tree for acne and oil control – I haven't tried the tea tree one as I rarely get pimples, perhaps I'll try it in humid weather.
These are also coloured and slightly fragranced accordingly, for instance, red tinged tube and face wash for strawberry. It didn't list the preservative, fragrance or the colour added, I assume a food grade colour and natural fragrance was used. The White Tea and Chamomile face wash is my favourite for its light, floral scent and gentle cleansing.
The Verdict for the range: I love them, they're gentle and soap-free, and containing less harmful ingredients than most others in the market and they now come in rather attractive packaging. I didn't find any significant difference in the four face washes I tried, and I'll say that anyone can use any of them.
What I really appreciate about these face washes is that they don't sting the eyes, so it's great for me to use it to clean my kohl and other eye makeup as well. Due to their non-irritating and non-drying nature, sensitive skin types can also use them, I use them when using retinoids when my skin gets very sensitive. They don't lather much as they have gentler surfactants that clean without foaming like cleansers with sulphates, none of these left my face dry or taut after a rinse. I prefer these to Cetaphil which, while gentle, doesn't cleanse well enough for me.
Some of the excitement does wear off after some weeks as the face washes are not treatment products, nevertheless they are good cleansers and an inexpensive range for all skin types. The larger, 100 ml packaging is more economical and I highly recommend the White tea & Chamomile or Grapefruit face cleanser.
I used to favour an ayurvedic skin care line called Biotique (which doesn't list complete ingredients) till a couple of years ago but the new Aroma magic face washes and sunscreens (which I will be reviewing soon) are among the best, and by listing their ingredients and formulating with generally better and safer ingredients, they have are superior to Biotique in my mind and get my recommendation.
Despite liking these face washes quite a bit, I've found some others face cleansers that I prefer and won't be repurchasing these on account of their incomplete ingredients list and, ironically, their aroma (except for one)!
I'll be reviewing the four face washes individually here but the general pros and cons of the range are:
The Good [all four face washes]
- Very gentle, can use around the eyes with hardly any stinging or burning.
- Alcohol-free. Soap-free. They clean makeup as well.
- They use new generation and less-drying cleansing agents/surfactants, don't strip face of moisture. Sulphates aren't listed in the ingredients box so I'm assuming they are not present.
- Packed in a flip-top tube, they're portable and spill-proof. Attractively packaged, the transparent/frosty tube shows how much product is left.
- Reasonably priced and a range of different products available in the line for different types of skin.
- Long shelf life of 36 months, use product within one year of opening.
The Bad [All four face washes]
- Even though the tube states that the face wash is paraben-free, it doesn't list the preservative or the colours and fragrance used. Initially, it seemed as though all ingredients were listed but I see that the preservative is missing along with the colour and fragrance ingredients.
- A slightly slippery feel is left behind by the face wash, while it doesn't strip the face of moisture, people looking for squeaky-clean might not like the feeling that there's a slippery layer left behind.
- The Strawberry face wash has a synthetic sweet smell which is the reason that it's my least-favoured face wash. Even though the package states it no artificial fragrance was added, it definitely doesn't feel natural. The White tea & Chamomile is my favourite due to its mild action and pleasant smell, it has one of the nicest fragrances I've found in a cleanser.
Aroma Magic White tea & Chamomile Face wash
for all skin types, everyday pollution defence (as printed on tube)
This is my favourite among the four aroma magic face washes that I have tried. It is lotion-like and creamy with a light, floral fragrance which is heavenly. The face wash has a very soothing after-effect, a combination of its mild cleansing and fragrance, leaving one with a happy feeling.
The face wash doesn't lather much and while it does have a few beads, the hydrolyzed protein beads act as moisturizing agents and are too few for any kind of scrubbing or exfoliating action. Some other face washes such as the AHAGlow face wash (review to come) have actives encapsulated in beads which are released when the beads are crushed but that isn't the case here.
While none of these Aroma Magic face washes really irritate my eyes, the chamomile one is the gentlest, I can easily wash my face with my eyes open, and that makes it unique! It's easy to clean kohl/kajal from the waterline and mascara from eyelashes. I've found that removing the Biotique kajal is tough for any face wash, and even this one doesn't completely remove it but it is very comfortable to use, regardless, it doesn't sting at all unlike many makeup removers!
The tube's nozzle dispenses a dollop of it which is all you need for a wash. The lather is very low but increases the longer you massage with it. Would I re-purchase? I already have!
It reminds me a bit of the philosophy purity one-step face cleanser (to be reviewed) except the Purity wash stings my eyes terribly and doesn't smell this nice. Recently, I've tried the L'oreal Go 360° Clean for sensitive skin and it's another gentle cleanser. I'm also testing the Elizabeth Arden Hydra-gentle Cream cleanser for dry/sensitive skin and it looks like a winner as well so there are several competing for the spot of the top face wash.
Price: Rs 75 for 50ml (less than $2/1.7oz) or 100ml for Rs 135
Aqua, centaurea cyanus extract, sodium cocoyl hydrolyzed soy protein extract, chamaemelum nobile oil, hydrolyzed protein beads, mentha piperita oil and camellia sinesis extract.
Aroma Magic Lavender Face Wash
for dry skin, hydrating and softening (as printed on tube)
The Aroma Magic Lavender face wash is packaged in a beautiful lavender-tinted tube containing an equally pretty light lavender-hued, lotion-like cleanser. This lavender face cleanser variant is similar in texture to the White tea & Chamomile face wash minus the beads.
It's creamy and feels like a runny lotion going on. The only perceptible differences are its colour and fragrance, this has a predominantly artificial rose scent quite like roohafza or sharbat-e-azam which I'm not too fond of though I do like the occasional rose drink/summer cooler itself.
This cleanser is the most expensive of the lot, just slightly higher priced than the rest, I don't feel any particular lingering hydration or softening but it does have a good brew of ingredients and doesn't dry the skin out, so it's good for dry skin as is the white tea & chamomile one. Just like the others, the 50 ml size flip-top tube shuts well and isn't prone to breaking or spilling. It is very convenient to travel with but the 100ml version will be more economical.
Price: Rs 80 for 50ml (less than $2/1.7oz) or 100ml for Rs 145
Aqua, decyl glucoside, olive esters, butyrospermum parkii butter, lavandula angustifolia oil, rosa centifolia oil, citrus aurantium dulcis extract and glycine soja extract.
Aroma Magic Grapefruit Face Wash
for normal to oily skin, skin lightening & pore tightening (as printed on tube)
The Aroma Magic Grapefruit face wash is a deep-yellow transparent liquid. It's packaged in a convenient, attractive yellow-tinged flip-top tube, so the overall appearance is quite bright and pleasing. The face wash is free of soap and, apparently, sulphates as well, which is very good and the best thing about the wash.
It claims to lighten and brighten the skin but I haven't noticed any such remarkable changes. It leaves the skin feeling clean using clean ingredients and that's good enough for me! It doesn't leave the skin feeling moisturized as the creamy cleansers above, so it's better for normal to oily skin as mentioned. It doesn't dry out my skin either so it should be fine for dry skin as long as you're following a cleanser with a moisturizer which is something one should do regardless of skin type.
The consistency of the wash is gel-like and it isn't too runny or too thick, you've to be careful not to squeeze the tube much so that the liquid comes out in a controlled manner. It has low-medium lather, lather increases the longer you massage, it helps remove makeup as well. It has some fragrance, probably a combination of essential oils, a mix of woody and citrus aromas, nothing floral or rose about it; it's not an overwhelming or irritating fragrance like the strawberry face wash, and is acceptable to me.
Price: Rs 125 for 100ml (about $2 for 3.4oz)
Aqua, decyl glucoside, cocamidopropyl betaine, olive esters, cymbopogan martini oil, aloe barbadensis leaf extract, grandis seed extract, citrus medica limonum extract, fruit derived beta carotene, citrus aurantium oil.
Aroma Magic Strawberry Face wash
for all skin types, gentle and moisturising (as printed on tube)
The Aroma Magic Strawberry face wash is a red-toned clear liquid with a gel-like viscosity, it's not too thick and not too runny, feels right. It also cleans makeup without drying the face, I towel off the face after a wash so that any residue is rubbed off.
I don't like that it has a synthetic sweet smell which is the reason it's my least-favoured face wash and also why I won't buy it again. Even though the package states that no artificial fragrance was added, it definitely doesn't feel natural.
Thankfully, the smell doesn't last beyond the face washing else I couldn't have used it. In fact, it's better to have a fragrance-free product rather than unpleasantly fragranced ones, in any case, synthetic fragrances can be avoided in skincare products.
You will get 50ml of face wash housed in a red-tinted flip-top tube with a shelf-life of three years and 12 months when opened.
Price: Rs 65 for 50ml (about $1/1.7oz)
Aqua, decyl glucoside, cocamidopropyl betaine, olive esters, avena sativa extract, rosa damascena oil, aloe barbadensis leaf extract, fragola, rosa centifolia powder, tocopherol, cananga odorata oil and pelargonium graveolens oil.


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can somebody help with this one? I have commercial applications running
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updated to (first 10.0, then 10.2 and finally 10.3) the applications
claim "not enough memory" and do not run. This is not machine dependent
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May 2nd, 2014 - 9:22am
(Olympia) We now know who will hold the licenses and the locations for retail marijuana stores in Clallam County.
The state liquor control board has released results of a lottery held last month to award the licenses. The state is allowing three at-large stores in Clallam County, two stores in Port Angeles and one store in Sequim.
The Hidden Bush and Weed-R-Us are located within a block of each other east of Port Angeles near Kemp Street. Those two along with High Grade Organics at 100 La Push Road in Forks, were the top three lottery ranks for at-large county stores.
Pacific Education at 536 Marine Drive and Sparket at 1403 E 1st Street earned top rank as the two Port Angeles permits.
Emanon Systems at 755 W Washington in Sequim was top rank for that city's only allotment.
A favorable rank in the lottery doesn't guarantee a license. Applicants still have to pass a background check, financial investigation and other requirements before any licenses are actually issued. The first retail sales are expected to begin in July.
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Jesse Jackson Jr.: 'I Am Not a Target' In Blagojevich Probe
Susan Davis reports on politics.
After being identified as "Senate Candidate 5" in the complaint filed in Tuesday's arrest of Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. held a press conference this afternoon on Capitol Hill, saying he is innocent in Blagojevich's alleged schemes to sell President-elect Barack Obama's Senate seat to the highest bidder.
"Know this: I spoke to the U.S. attorney's office on Tuesday and they shared with me that I am not a target of this investigation and I am not accused of any misconduct," Jackson told reporters this afternoon. He did not take any questions, but added that he is scheduled to speak further with federal authorities this week and will cooperate "fully and completely" with the inquiry.
Jackson hired long-time Chicago lawyer James Montgomery following Blagojevich's arrest. In a statement, Montgomery said his client is not a target of the investigation.
In the complaint, an unnamed emissary of "Senate Candidate 5" allegedly said the candidate was willing to raise significant sums for Blagojevich's re-election in exchange for the Senate seat.
Jackson denied the allegation. "I never sent a message or an emissary to the governor," he said, stressing that his meeting this week to discuss the Senate seat with the governor was their first meeting in four years.
"I thought, mistakenly, that the process was fair," he said.
Echoing Obama, Jackson called on Blagojevich to resign and remove himself from the process of selecting the next senator because anyone he selects would be "too severely tainted to serve the state effectively and without suspicion."
Jackson did not address whether he would continue to seek the Senate seat.


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I have an old laptop with openSUSE 10.2 and want to use it as a
firewall, since the laptop has only one Ethernet connection I used a
USB to Ethernet adapter from D-Link which is supported.
When I use the USB to Ethernet adapter by itself it works perfect, but
when I configure both, the USB to Ethernet apapter will not get its IP-
Address assigned.
following are the messages I get in the boot.msg:
eth0 device: Accton Technology Corporation EN-1216 Ethernet
Adapter (rev 11)
eth0 is controlled by ifplugd waiting
eth1 is controlled by ifplugd waiting
eth0 device: Accton Technology Corporation EN-1216 Ethernet
Adapter (rev 11)
eth0 ifplugd is running
eth0 cable is connected
eth0 has lesser priority than 'eth1'
eth0 IP address: 18.104.22.168/24 done
eth1 ifplugd is running
eth1 cable is connected
eth1 has lesser priority than 'eth0'
eth1 dhcpcd is still waiting for data
doneSetting up service
network . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .done
It is the same if I assigned a fixed Ip-Address to it. Anyone has any
experience with this and any ideas on getting it working. By the way
it works perfect in Ubuntu.
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This is Vinnie, but I bet you knew that before I introduced you. He just shinned and was dressed to kill. I just had to make a click. I'm getting better at asking folks on the street to get in front of my lens. Of course when you have 25 photographers in tow, who can say no? I just made contact, told him what we were up to and moved him slightly. A couple of click as we were good to go. It's kind of fun. The next character though was much harder, down right scary
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WASHINGTON (AP) � The Department of Homeland Security is temporarily waiving some maritime rules to allow foreign oil tankers coming from the Gulf of Mexico to enter Northeastern ports.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano says she is waiving the Jones Act, which prohibits international cargo ships from transporting oil between U.S. ports , until Nov. 13.
The rule is being temporarily waived to help ease the fuel shortage in the Northeast in the wake of Superstorm Sandy.
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Afghanistan's Disability Crisis - video on nytimes.com, thoughts on my blog...
By Peter Korn on Oct 08, 2008
One of the key reasons for pursing open source access solutions is to address the affordability problems many face with commercial/proprietary solutions. Another is to facilitate localization and whatever other modifications may be needed to make the access solution work best for a particular user or region. A recent video article "Afghanistan's Disability Crisis" on the New York Times website brought this into sharp focus.
While the accessibility challenges facing people with disabilities in Afghanistan are far greater than simply gaining access to technology - lack of funding for rehabilitation, lack of physical infrastructure accessibility, profound cultural problems attaching individual blame ("God's punishment") - at the heart of many of these issues is a lack of money and local expertise. While we can't eliminate the cost of creating wheelchair ramps, open source technology access solutions can eliminate the cost barriers preventing the use of screen readers and screen magnifiers and on-screen keyboards and other accessibility technologies. And while there is little profit motive for localizing most commercial software (and especially commercial assistive technologies) to the Farsi and Pashto languages, there is already an active Farsi translation team that has made great progress translating the open source GNOME desktop to Farsi (including translating the GNOME On-screen Keyboard), and likewise an active Pashto localization team that has gotten started more recently with GNOME.
Another key area is getting text-to-speech in the languages spoken in Afghanistan (important for screen readers and augmentative communication devices). One likely choice for this is the open source eSpeak text-to-speech engine, which has been localized to quite a few languages. While neither Pashto nor Farsi are among those, I daresay for the cost of a few copies of an American or European screen reader, you could work with someone like Mohammad Khalid Ameery (coordinator of the Pashto localization effort) or Amir Hedayaty (coordinator of the Farsi localization effort) and develop Pashto and Farsi voices for eSpeak. These could then be used with a localized GNOME desktop for any blind person in Afghanistan.
So, while we cannot quickly or cheaply make all buildings wheelchair accessible in Afghanistan, it wouldn't take much to start opening the Internet to people with disabilities in Afghanistan.


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A young girl vacationing here with her family from the Bronx, N.Y. remains in critical condition at Lehigh Valley Hospital, after being pulled from Dansbury Park Pool during Thursday's Freedom Festival, Stroud Area Regional Police said.
The 10-year-old was unresponsive after a lifeguard pulled her from the bottom of the pool at about 7 p.m. Thursday, police said. She was not breathing and did not have a pulse, according to police.
Pool lifeguards began CPR before SARP officers Brandon Bingler and Charles Brown took over resuscitation efforts until an ambulance arrived.
The girl was taken to Pocono Medical Center and then flown to Lehigh Valley Hospital. The pool was closed for the rest of evening afterward.
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San Diegans recount harrowing cruise
The passengers pitched in to help others when the Costa Concordia ran aground
Patty Sandoval and Nicholas Taliaferro had never been so happy to end a trip. The two San Diegans got off a direct flight from London Saturday night and thanked God they had survived the most terrifying ordeal of their lives.
The two had been aboard the Costa Concordia cruise ship when it ran aground on rocks off the Italian coast on Jan. 13.
"It was a nightmare. It was supposed to be a relaxing trip and it was a nightmare," Sandoval said.
On Sunday, Italian authorities said 13 people had been confirmed dead with 20 missing from the ship that had been carrying 4,229 people from 60 countries.
Sandoval and Taliaferro, who said they've been dating "a while," had been in Italy for a week before boarding the Costa Concordia for the most luxurious part of their journey.
Within hours of boarding the Costa Concordia, they discovered they were wrong.
Sandoval was excited to go on her first cruise. She and Taliaferro boarded the ship early to walk around and take in the sights of the 950-foot vessel. She was immediately impressed by their luxurious ocean-facing room, the elegant dining facilities and the view from the two decks above them — where the lifeboats happened to be.
"I made some joke about how we might need them," Taliaferro said.
At dinner, they sat at a table with a couple from Michigan and another couple from Vancouver.
Taliaferro had just taken his first bite of his mushroom and squid appetizer, when a loud boom shook the room.
As the ship started tilting to its port side, Sandoval and Taliaferro ran for the lifeboats on the deck above them, although no alarms had been sounded.
Once there, Sandoval realized she left her jacket in the dining room and something told her she knew she would need it. A handful of crew members were telling passengers to go back to their rooms or to the ship's theater as Sandoval ran back to the dining room. She was able to grab her jacket, but had to use the railing to pull herself up the stairs as the ship continued to tilt.
At the lifeboats, Taliaferro began telling people to put on life vests as no crew members seemed to be instructing passengers.
"When you're in that kind of situation, you become a completely different person," Sandoval said. "I guess it's just in our character to always try to think about what could come next."Taliaferro stood next to a lifeboat and asked a crew member to let them in it. The crew member yelled back and told him not to worry as children around them cried and some adults shook with fear.
"They were hysterical," Taliaferro said. "What else were they supposed to do?"
It was nearly two hours before emergency sirens started blaring.
Passengers helped passengers put on life vests and figure out how the lifeboats were going to be lowered when the lights on the ship went out.
The only emergency lights were at the front and back ends of the 950-foot vessel.
Standing in the middle of the ship, all Sandoval and Taliaferro could see in the pitch-black hallway were two small lights hundreds of feet away from them on either side, but they could hear their fellow passengers panic.
The lights came back on shortly after and the crew started loading the emergency boats.
Taliaferro yelled to the people around him to let children and women on the boat, while Sandoval guided a young girl on board first. The two of them helped 50 passengers before they boarded the 150-person vessel.
Passengers prayed the "Our Father" in the darkness of the lifeboat as it was slowly lowered toward the black water below them.
Strangers started saying their names into the dark. Sandoval said it was in case the worst happened, they wanted other passengers to be able to tell their loved ones they made it this far.
The metal hook of a crane from the cruise ship swung into their lifeboat as it was being lowered, causing passengers to scream out. Taliaferro recalled crew members kept saying, "No problem, no problem" as the hook repeatedly bumped the side of the boat.
The boat fell from the pulleys more suddenly than anyone expected.
"It was like the Tower of Terror ride at Disneyland," Taliaferro said.
He hurt his knee on the impact.
The lifeboat painstakingly worked toward shore. As it passed the front end of the sinking ship, Sandoval said she saw people pressed up against the front rails waving their arms and screaming out for help.
"That image," Sandoval said. "That's what sticks in my mind."
The passengers in the lifeboat landed on shore of a nearby island two hours later.
The passengers were thankful to be on land, even as the temperature began quickly dropping in the middle of the night. The survivors found their way to a small church on the island.
People were cold and hungry, so Taliaferro scavenged for emergency blankets and bought chips and candy at a nearby convenience store. Sandoval stayed behind to comfort the 15 other Americans they found on shore.
The passengers of the Costa Concordia had not heard from any Costa Cruises representatives on the island but were being asked to board more boats to travel to the nearby Porto Santo Stefano by government officials.
Passengers eventually were bused two hours away to a Hilton in Rome. It was at the hotel where they saw their first Costa Cruises representative — nearly 12 and a half hours after the ship struck the rock.
Despite the harrowing situation the couple was in, Taliaferro said they are not willing to point fingers at anyone until they know who is truly to blame. "Ultimately, I think there was a lot of miscommunication on every level," he said.


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- The clip-on handle attaches securely to any backpack and a name tag is included to print out your child's name.
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A new interview with Eiji Aonuma is up over on Zelda Informer and an interesting tidbit from it is that Aonuma says the next Zelda game for Wii U will feature the GamePad to the fullest. The relevant bit of the interview is below:
4Gamer: How is the new Wii U title coming along?
Eiji Aonuma: Of course it's moving along. We also have to reflect on what we did with Wind Waker for our next title. Since Wind Waker HD was a remake, there were limits to what we could do with the Wii U GamePad, but for a new title, we can utilize it to the fullest.
4Gamer: So people who have played Wind Waker HD can expect some of those elements to carry over onto the next game.
Eiji Aonuma: I believe so. For example, on the Wii U GamePad, you have a map display on the screen. This map isn't just for the sea, it's also for other locations as well. We will reflect on these sort of things for a new game.
It's interesting to see Aonuma talk about the GamePad functions for Wind Waker HD and how those relate to the new Zelda title, but I hope using the GamePad to its fullest extent means more than just putting the map on the bottom screen. What do you think?
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- Super Mario 64 DS coming to Wii U eShop tomor
- Super Nintendo turns 25 years old today
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It seems that when I upload files using WP's media uploader, there's been a change in how it organizes them. I double checked in Settings > Media and the option "Organize my uploads into month- and year-based folders" is checkmarked (as it should be and was when I set it up). However, sometime between Jan 20 and Jan 23, the system changed how it organizes my uploads. See the structure listed below:
23 Jan 2013 - Prayer Meeting
20 Jan 2013 - AM Service
Any upload since Jan 20th has been organized as shown in the top one. All before that date are organized by year/month. This change occurred before I upgraded to WP 3.5.1. I also added no plugins, and I have no plugins that manage the uploads because I like WP's organization.
Also, I did not change the method I use for uploading: drag and drop. Anyone have any ideas what happened?


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A Quote by Robert Lee Frost on age, darkness, god, preparation, and water
It looked as if a night of dark intent Was coming, and not only a night, an age. Someone had better be prepared for rage. There would be more than ocean-water broken Before God's last Put out the Light was spoken.
Source: Once by the Pacific, 1928
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Yvonne Allen is an author, public speaker, matchmaker and relations consultant.
Over the many years, Yvonne has been recognised in Australia and abroad for the work of her consultancy and as one of Australia's leading businesswomen. In 2000 she was profiled by BRW as one of Australia's leading innovators.
Author and contributor to several publications on social issues, Yvonne is also a public speaker and sought after media commentator.
Books Published
- Successfully Single, Successfully Yourself, Heinemann, 1987
- Living and Loving in the AIDS Free Zone with Dr Harry Michelmore, APC, 1987
- Chapter entitled – A Singular Life, in Singular Women edited by Jocelynne A. Scutt, Artemis, 1995
- Contribution – Go In Peace in The Last Right – Australians take sides on the right to die , Mandarin, 1995
Seminars and Discussion Groups
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Kaitlyn Bonar still had a big smile on her face, even after getting banged up and bruised.
A winning smile.
Late in the first half of Saturday's sectional girls soccer final at Don Drumm Stadium, the Marietta High senior goal-keeper had to leave the match after colliding with a Hillsboro forward in the penalty area.
At first glance, it looked pretty serious as Bonar - who missed all of last season with a knee injury - laid prone on the turf while the Marietta trainer and her mother attended to her.
After a few minutes, though, Bonar was able to stand and walk off the field on her own power with cotton in her nose. The knee was fine, but she'd taken a beating nonetheless.
"I got kicked in the face; she (Hillsboro forward) missed the whole ball," said Bonar after Marietta rallied from a 1-0 deficit at halftime to defeat the Lady Indians, 2-1. With the win, the Lady Tigers advance and are scheduled to face Tri-Valley (15-3) in a district final at Kenny Wolford Park in Dresden at 4 p.m. Saturday.
With Bonar on the bench with a possible concusion and broke nose, MHS head coach Jeff Price looked no further than Jordan Metts to fill in between the pipes.
"Kaitlyn wanted to go back into the game, but...," Price said. Price's decision was actually a no-brainer as Metts was the starting keeper last season.
"I knew that when Kaitlyn went down that I was going to have to get ready," said Metts, a senior midfielder this season. "I played the position last year, and I knew I was going to have to step up for the team to make sure that we move on."
Oh, did Metts ever - step up, that is. Actually, the whole team did, and sparked by second-half goals by Paige Grosel and Maegan Grosel was able to pull out the victory.
"We won it for Kaitlyn," Maegan Grosel said.
After the break, Metts held Hillsboro scoreless, but not without some anxious moments. On one long Lady Indian shot from the perimeter, she had to jump as high as she could with both arms extended above her head to make the catch and save.
On another boot, she had to make a point-blank save, and then on a corner kick, she had to pounce on the ball on the turf to thwart a Hillsboro scoring opportunity.
"Jordan had the most amazing save ever on that corner kick," said Marietta striker Maegan Grosel. "The ball was bouncing around in there, and I don't know how she got it."
Needless to say, Metts was very instrumental in helping the Lady Tigers win.
"She did a great job," Bonar said.
Price agreed and added, "It was nice to have Jordan come in with her experience."
Tiger opponent
Emily Reilly-coached Tri-Valley, Marietta's opponent Saturday, nipped Zanesville, 1-0, to advance to the district tilt. Jessica Woods scored a first-half goal, and keeper Laney Wilson had nine saves to lead the Scotties.
MHS starters/roster
MHS is expected to start Katie Miller, Alex Depue, Alyssa Hill, Jenna Hanner, Bethany Tuten or Ashley Streski, Allison Fouss, Paige Grosel, Maegan Grosel, Ashton Koons, Amanda Rinehart, Katy Beihl, and Bonar or Metts.
Maegan Grosel and Fouss are the team's leading scorers.
The rest of the Lady Tiger roster includes Shelby Miracle, Sofia Danford, Maddie Bauer, Ingrid Solberg, Anna Carpenter, Sydney Stanley, Breanna Seevers, and Lyndsay Haas.
Price is assisted by Laura Rush.
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The Malloy administration announced plans Tuesday to move the HUSKY and Charter Oak health programs out of managed care and increase care coordination in the state's other Medicaid programs, an effort officials said would save money while giving the state more control over health programs that serve more than 500,000 people.
The administration also plans to expand the Money Follows the Person program, which is aimed at getting seniors and adults with disabilities out of institutions and enabling them to live at home or in community-based housing. Under the plan, the program could serve as many as 5,200 people by 2016--nearly a quarter of the people currently receiving Medicaid coverage for nursing home care.
Lieutenant Governor Nancy Wyman and budget director Benjamin Barnes said the changes could save "tens of millions" of dollars a year in the $4 billion Medicaid program and would best position the state for the implementation of federal health care reform.
"We will be able to get more funding from the federal government and deliver a better service and save money for the people in the state," Wyman said during a press conference.
The plans delighted patient advocates who have long been critical of using managed care to administer the HUSKY program, which serves more than 400,000 mostly low-income children and their parents.
"This is huge, and we could save a lot of money," said Ellen Andrews, executive director of the Connecticut Health Policy Project and a member of the Medicaid oversight council. "This has all been tried in other states. It's working in other states."
In the current system, the state pays three managed care companies set fees for each HUSKY and Charter Oak member every month, and the companies use the money to pay medical claims. Critics say it gives the managed care companies an incentive to deny care since they get to keep the money not spent on medical costs.
Under the plan announced Tuesday, HUSKY and Charter Oak will be moved into a self-insured system in which the state, rather than the managed care companies, pays medical claims. The state would pay one or more companies, known as administrative service organizations, a smaller fee to administer the programs.
Barnes noted that the state currently pays managed care companies to assume the financial risk for medical claims, even though the risk is not significant because of how large the insurance pool is.
"We're no longer going to pay somebody to take on risk which we think we can absorb ourselves at no cost," he said.
Coordinating Care
Although the company administering the programs in the new model would not have a direct financial incentive to contain costs, Barnes said the state's request for proposals--expected to be issued next month--will call for significant care management, which would likely save money. The administration is also looking into providing incentive payments if the administrative service organization hits savings and patient wellness targets.
Barnes said the new model will also make the state better able implement delivery system changes such as medical homes, which are aimed at better coordinating patient care. The state expects to aggressively expand the use of medical homes, he said, including through the primary care case management program.
Care coordination will also apply to two Medicaid-covered groups that have not had it in the past. More than 60,000 people are covered by a program for aged, blind and disabled residents, and close to 59,000 people are covered by a new Medicaid program for low-income adults. Both are now paid for on a fee-for-service basis, and that will not change. But Barnes said they will gain access to care coordination. Examples of the coordination they would get include care management and call centers that could help with referrals, appointment scheduling and transportation.
This is not the first call to change the way state Medicaid programs are administered. Former Gov. M. Jodi Rell proposed moving HUSKY out of managed care in her last budget, and legislators passed a law authorizing, but not requiring, the state Department of Social Services to do so. The department has not, and department leaders have raised concerns about the proposed model.
The Malloy administration does not need legislative approval to move forward with the changes, Barnes said. The new system is expected to begin Jan. 1, 2012.
Aetna, one of the three HUSKY managed care companies, issued a statement expressing interest in the details of the request for proposals. "Until we see those details, it is difficult to say for sure, but we would anticipate responding to it. In the meantime, we remain dedicated to serving the needs of the 105,000 people served by Aetna Better Health in the HUSKY A & B and Charter Oak programs," the statement said.
A second managed care organization, United Healthcare's AmeriChoice, issued a written statement indicating the company and the state "share the common goal of ensuring that members continue to have access to quality health care services and benefits. We are eager to discuss with the state their proposed changes to the administration of health care services for the Connecticut Medicaid programs."
Under another change announced Tuesday, children would be presumed eligible for the HUSKY B program--which covers children whose family incomes are too high for Medicaid--based on the family's declaration of income, allowing children to be covered sooner. The federal government has been promoting the concept, and the state is expected to receive between $1 million and $4 million in federal bonus funds, which Barnes said would exceed any potential cost of the change.
More Home Care
The plan to expand alternatives to nursing home care could garner strong support in the legislature, where increasing numbers of lawmakers from both parties, as well as Connecticut's business community, have called for tighter controls on an expense that is expected to grow dramatically in the coming decades.
A coalition of business and economic development groups issued a report last March projecting that the state will face nearly $3.4 billion in increased annual costs for long-term care between now and 2025. But if the state could have 75 percent of Medicaid long-term care delivered in non-institutional settings--a dramatic shift--it could knock more than $900 million of the costs each year, the report projected.
Roughly 40,000 patients received long-term care coverage through Medicaid last year. Less than half--about 18,700--received care in nursing homes, but the cost of their care accounted for $1.2 billion, or 30 percent of the state's overall Medicaid budget.
And the over-65 population of the state is set to jump by 40 percent over the next decade-and-a-half.
The Malloy administration's goal of moving 5,200 people out of nursing homes by 2016 likely would push Connecticut's share of long-term care patients outside of nursing homes beyond the 60 percent mark.
The Connecticut Association of Health Care Facilities, the state's largest nursing home coalition, pledged to work with the Malloy administration, but warned against undervaluing the role they play.
"Aggressive rebalancing under these circumstances if not done correctly may jeopardize quality health care for seniors," said Matthew V. Barrett, the association's executive vice president. "Certainly a strong and vibrant nursing home options will remain critically important in the continuum of long term in the future. We are very much talking about different level of care needs--home care is intermittent care, whereas nursing homes provide 24/7 personal and nursing care."
Connecticut should also be fully exploring new federal options to assist nursing homes, Barrett added, including the so-called "bed buy-back" programs that provide financial incentives for homes to limit the supply of beds.
Connecticut's nursing home industry is suing state government, charging that it has under-funded long-term care in violation of federal Medicaid standards.
State government hasn't increased general rates for nursing homes since 2007, and the current budget made to changes that cost homes $166 million this fiscal year: the cancellation of a scheduled rate adjustment and an accounting maneuver designed to push a portion of the June monthly rate payment into 2011-12.
Barnes said the state is working with the federal government to ease the transition for the nursing home industry. Wyman spoke of helping nursing homes become rehabilitation centers, which could help people move from hospitals to their homes.
AARP State Director Brenda Kelley praised Malloy for expanding Money Follows the Person, and said the state has lagged behind the rest of the country on shifting long-term care dollars to non-institutional care.
"The Governor's announcement today begins to change that," Kelley, a member of the state's Long-Term Care Advisory Council and the Money Follows the Person Steering Committee, said in a statement. "His proposal not only recognizes and reinforces the success of the Money Follows the Person, but lays out a bold vision that over time will save the state money, while providing thousands of older residents with what they want - the ability to live independently in their homes and communities as they age."


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July 08, 2014
President Barack Obama has told leading Afghan presidential candidate Ashraf Ghani that the United States expects allegations of election fraud in Afghanistan to be thoroughly investigated.
The White House says Obama called Ghani on July 8. The call comes a day after Obama called Ghani's opponent, Abdullah Abdullah, to urge him not to declare victory while the electoral process continues.
Preliminary results show Ghani ahead by about 1 million votes. But Abdullah says that's because of massive fraud.
The White House said in a statement that Obama urged both candidates to stay calm and seek a resolution that doesn't undermine national unity.
The president warned that if "violent or extra-constitutional" means are used, the United States will end its assistance to Afghanistan.
The U.S. State Department has said up to 3 million of the 8 million ballots counted by Afghan election officials could be involved in an audit of votes from 7,000 polling stations that have been challenged -- enough to alter the outcome.
Several U.S. senators voiced concern about the election process on July 8.
"If the elections fail then Afghanistan will fail. It would be hard for the American taxpayer to invest in Afghanistan if these elections are not honored," said Senator Lindsey Graham (Republican-South Carolina).
"A legitimate audit process would be hopefully enough for the loser to accept their fate, because if they don't, then Afghanistan goes back into the darkness," added Graham.
Senator John McCain (Republican-Arizona), asked whether Ghani was the winner, responded, "I think, from what I've seen of the results. I know nothing more than that. We know there was a degree of fraud, but is that enough to override the results of the election? We're going to have an audit, and we'll see what happens after that audit."
Earlier on July 8, Abdullah claimed victory in the disputed election and blamed fraud for putting him behind Ghani in preliminary results.
But he said his campaign team does not want "civil war" or "a crisis," and called for "stability, national unity, not division."
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Abdullah also said U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry will visit Kabul on July 11 to discuss the dispute.
Meanwhile, NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said on July 8 that wrangling over the election results must be resolved in time for a new president to sign a security pact with NATO by September.
Rasmussen, speaking after meeting Obama in Washington, said if the pact is not signed before a NATO summit in Wales in early September, the alliance will have "severe" problems planning a training mission in Afghanistan after 2014.
Afghan President Hamid Karzai has refused to sign the pact, leaving the task to the next elected president.
Rasmussen said the allegations of election fraud in Afghanistan are a "grave concern" and that he hopes an audit will produce a credible outcome.
But allegations of fraud and the process of investigating complaints raised by both candidates could delay the results.
The Afghan Independent Election Commission has set a deadline of July 22 to announce the final results. An inauguration has been scheduled for August 2.
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The Fair Trading Act and the Consumer Guarantees Act provide the basis for the Bright Light returns policy. Our aim is to build trust with our customers by honouring each return and by making the returns procedure as simple as possible.
Because of the nature of our business and our reliance on the care and professionalism of courier companies to deliver your purchase to your door, you must ensure that you inspect, where possible, your package prior to signing for it; if the product is damaged, you should refuse delivery and contact Bright Light immediately. (You will need to quote your customer number and purchase number from your receipt.)
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Now they "claim" to have a one year money back guarantee.
I wasn't satisfied with the book,so I returned it sometime in September.
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The Metro-T Saddlebag morphs into a convenient backpack when taken off your motorbike. Givi includes extractable straps that fit comfortably over your shoulders for ease of transport. If you need to cram in "just one more thing", don't worry this bag expands to accommodate your needs. The Givi Metro-T Saddlebag opens like a suitcase, but also has side entry ways for easy access. This saddlebag is perfect from going from your motorbike for a hike in the woods. You can combine the MT502 with the MT503 for a modular system with even more carrying power.
The bag sports features lock ready zippers, reflective inserts, and an included rain cover. These attributes are incorporated into the saddlebag for increased security, safety, and making sure your gear is dry for when you need it.
Givi manufactures the Metro-T Saddlebag using thermoformed EVA which is a resilient material that does not crack easily under stress. The saddlebag is then covered in a combination of Guzzy600D - PVC, and PU. These synthetics thwart fading from UV exposure, and help prevent water getting in and making a mess.
Dimensions: Height 9.05" x Depth 11.8" x Width 17.3"Learn More$230.00 $207.00
Givi MT501S Metro-T Side Saddlebag (Ea.) | 18 Liters/Bag
Givi MT501S Metro-T Side Saddlebag (Ea.) | 18 Liters/Bag
This side saddlebag by Givi has a line-up of features that make it a great luggage solution for your gear. The MT501S Metro-T is a top loading, expanding, and easily transportable side bag. Using the Multilock system, detach the bag from your motorbike and take it with you using either the comfortable hand grip, or shoulder strap. The Givi Multilock system allows for rapid adding and removing of this side saddlebag. Sideracks are motorcycle specific and sold separately.
You can stuff 18 liters of travel essentials in this handy case, taking advantage of the mesh side pockets for those extra items you just can't live without. If you need a little extra room, the MT501S expands. To finish the case off Givi included a rain cover for those adventure or rainy days.
The zippers are lock ready, so you don't have to worry about your things walking away. For extra visibility Givi has added reflective inserts on the sides of the MT501S Metro-T.
Givi manufactures this bag using a combination of materials like thermoformed EVA, Guzzy600D - PVC, and PU. These textiles make the side bag water, stress crack, and UV resistant. The MT501S Metro-T is tuned into the needs for city commuters, and adventure riders alike.
If you are looking for a pair of these great side saddlebags, check out a set of them here.
Dimensions: Height 14.2" x Depth 7.9" x Width 13.4"
Features:Learn More$260.00 $234.00
Givi MT501 Metro-T Side Saddlebags (Pair) | 18 Liters/Bag
Givi MT501S Metro-T Side Saddlebag (Ea.) | 18 Liters/Bag
This pair of side saddlebags attach to your motorcycle using Givi's Multilock system. The system allows for quick and easy adding/removal of the bags from the sideracks. The side bag holders are motorbike specific, and sold separately. The set of saddlebags are top loading, so you can get to your stuff quickly and not have to worry about it spilling out.
The Givi MT501's are made by thermoforming EVA, and then covering it with Guzy600D - PVC and PU. So if your looking for a durable side bag that resist stress cracking, water, and won't fade rapidly, this ones for you.
When you are out and about you want a luggage solution that will hold riding/trip essentials, keep them secure, and give protection from the elements. The MT501 has lock ready zippers, two options for carrying when off your motorcycle, included rain covers and side mesh pockets for extra storage. Additionally these side bags are expandable, and have reflective inserts on the sides for more visibility. Whether you are commuting to work, or heading out on a weekend adventure the Givi MT501 Metro-T's have you covered.
Dimensions: Height 14.2" x Depth 7.9" x Width 13.4"Learn More$520.00 $468.00
Givi EA101B Easybag Expandable Saddlebags | 30 Liters
The base of the Givi EA101B expandable saddlebags is manufactured using 600D polyester, while the top outer portion is Lycra coated and thermoformed EVA. This combination of materials increases rigidity and stability making them a great choice for your motorcycle. If you're heading out into some wet weather throw on the rain cover to make sure your goodies stay nice and dry.Learn More
These saddlebags drape over the back of your bike and secure using a hook and loop fastener system. For additional security a central safety belt is included. Take them with you when you get off your motorbike with the included handy shoulder strap. If you need a little extra room for that one last item, don't worry the bags expand out another 4 inches.
Dimensions: L 18.5in x W 7in - 11in x H 11.4in$143.00 $128.70
Givi EA100B Easybag Expandable Saddlebags | 35 Liters
The semi-rigid Givi EA100B expandable saddlebags carry a whopping 70 liters of your essential rider equipment. An additional feature is that these bags expand an extra 4 inches, to be able to squeeze that last item in.Learn More
They easily install over the rear of your motorcycle with a hook and loop fastener system. A central safety belt adds even more security. You can conveniently carry the bags over your shoulder with the included strap.
These saddlebags combine an Lycra coated EVA thermoformed cover, with a 600D polyester base that is reinforced with rigid plastic for extra support. They are durable, water resistant, and will not fade in the sun quickly. If you run into a patch of really wet weather just toss on the rain cover to make sure your goods stay dry.
Dimensions: L 20.8in x W 7in - 11in x H 12.5in$158.00 $142.20


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It's hard to think the holidays are almost here! Thanksgiving is in two weeks and it's just 45 days until Christmas. But here at UPS, we've been working on holiday logistics all year. We've added an extra 55,000 brown-suited elves who we predict will help deliver more than 120 million packages in just the week before – that's almost 300 gifts every second on our busiest day! Worldport in Louisville is our North Pole – where a lot of those packages pass on the way to your Christmas tree.
This year, fashionistas will be shopping on the private-sales site the Gilt Groupe – one of the leaders in the e-retail industry and UPS will deliver thousands of those holiday orders.


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Gordon Stone Band,
Sunday, 03/05/1995
Parima Thai Restaurant, Burlington, VT
Set 1: Abdul's[1], Pachysandra[1], Time Reel[1], Ballad For Gordon[1], Monkey Wrench[1], Blackberry Blossom[1]
Set 2: Blue Monk[1], Touch & Go[1], Happy Landings[1], Abdul's[1], St. Thomas[1]
[1] With Mike.
Notes: Mike sat in on bass for the whole show, in place of Stacy Starkweather. Other guests at this gig included Paul Asbell, Dave Grippo, Jamie Masefield, and Gene White.
Musicians: Dave Grippo, Gordon Stone, Mike Gordon (Guest), Paul Asbell (Guest), Jamie Masefield (Guest), Gene White (Guest)


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Stairway to Heaven
by Led Zeppelin
Video & Audio
"Satanic Message" in "Stairway to Heaven"
"Experts" in finding hidden messages in backwards-played records break down all the supposed devil-worship going on in "Stairway to Heaven." Is there really something evil going on here, or is it all the power of suggestion? (Do you hear anything until they tell you what to listen for?) Either way, we're pretty sure this is the most unintentionally hilarious clip you'll watch today.
Live "Stairway to Heaven," 1975
A performance from back in the day.


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Tsonga to face Berdych in Stockholm Open final
Tsonga beat Marcos Baghdatis, who retired with an injury, while Berdych recorded a comfortable 6-3, 6-2 win over Nicolas Almagro.
Stockholm: Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Tomas Berdych will contest the Stockholm Open final after contrasting semi-final wins on Saturday. Top-seeded Tsonga advanced after 2009 champion Marcos Baghdatis retired with a left groin strain in the deciding set, with Tsonga leading 6-4, 4-6, 5-2.
Second-seeded Berdych recorded a comfortable 6-3, 6-2 win over third-seeded Nicolas Almagro of Spain. Baghdatis picked up his injury at 4-2 in the decider, when he attempted to run down a Tsonga forehand winner on a break point on Tsonga's serve. The Cypriot decided to retire after a medical timeout.
"These things happen sometimes, I hope he recovers fast," said Tsonga, who recorded his fourth win over Baghdatis in as many meetings. "We played some good tennis ... I missed maybe two or three opportunities to finish off the match a bit earlier. But I'm pleased with my performance. I hope I'll be able to play like this (in the final)."
It was the first serious test for Tsonga in his debut in the Swedish capital. He and Berdych are chasing their third title of the year, and a place in the eight-man ATP Finals in London in three weeks. Berdych has a 3-1 edge over Tsonga in head-to-head meetings, coming off a quarter-final win over the Frenchman in Shanghai last week.
"That was a close game decided by one or two points. But conditions here are different, it's indoor with different balls," the Czech said. "He's a tough opponent and a great server. He plays aggressive like I do and you're probably not going to see many long rallies tomorrow."
Almagro was unable to match Berdych's powerful baseline strokes and serves. "I was serving well from the start and when my serve is working, it makes the game easier," Berdych said. "I got a lot of straight points off it and I could really focus on his serve. From beginning to the end, the match was under my style."


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Sikeston Department of Public Safety began receiving reports last week of a large snake in the north end of Sikeston. According to DPS Lt. Jim McMillen, a resident in the Meadowbrook and Greenbrier area photographed a snake about 2-inches in diameter and 7 to 9-feet long from her bedroom window as it navigated its way through a small tree. The residence is near a tree-line drainage ditch that runs just north of the neighborhood.
"Unfortunately (or fortunately) this story has been exaggerated since the initial report," McMillen said in a news release. "Word of a 20-foot constrictor terrorizing the neighborhood got back to the reporting party. The resident said she was surprised at these larger-than-life rumors. She reiterated to me the actual size of the snake and laughed at the gossip."
Because of concerns brought to DPS, McMillen said he took the three photographs the resident took of the snake and showed them to Jennifer Weaver, a naturalist at the Cape Girardeau Conservation Nature Center. Weaver confirmed the species of the snake as a "black rat snake."
According to Weaver, the black rat snake is a non-venomous species that is native to Missouri. McMillen said she told him it is one of the largest snakes in the state with an average length 3.5 to 6-feet long.
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Hypertension/High Blood Pressure Health Center
ACE Inhibitors Prevent Heart Attack, Stroke
'Amazing Medications'
In the HOPE study, roughly three out of four patients were also taking a blood thinner, a third were taking cholesterol-lowering statins, half were taking calcium channel blockers (another type of high blood pressure medication), and two out of five were taking beta-blockers.
"We showed that even when people were on other medications, they benefited from being on an ACE inhibitor," says Teo, who is a professor of medicine at Ontario's McMaster University.
Bolger says she hopes this and other studies showing the benefits of drug treatment "light a fire under us all" to make sure patients get the medications they need.
"We now have a tremendous number of tools including ACE inhibitors, beta-blockers, antiplatelet (blood thinners) agents, and statins," she says. "These are amazing medications and when used correctly they can really change the whole outlook for someone who has had a heart attack or stroke. We need to do a better job of getting the message across to patients that if they stay on the right medications their outlook is very good."


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Campbell County Property Transfers
Oct. 11 – Oct. 15
Betty Sue Ammons to Betty Sue Ammons and Hurston Gary Ammons, Dist. 3, $0.
Ralph Swain to Hickory Creek LLC, Dist. 4, $25,000.
Stanley Darian Foust and Brittany Hope Miller to Rector Miller Construction Inc. and Miller Rector Construction Inc., Dist. 1, $5,979.40.
When auditors opened the books at the Powell Clinch Utility District, they found excessive personal charges and weakness in other areas for the utility.
Del Roberts, the one time Powell Clinch Utility director, racked up $95,059 in personal expenses he attempted to have PCUD pay for, the report said. The audit, conducted by the state comptroller's office, was focused in the time between July 1, 2008 and December 31, 2009. However, state officials did note that as needed, that scope was expanded.
Campbell County Property Transfers
Oct. 11 – Oct. 15
Betty Sue Ammons to Betty Sue Ammons and Hurston Gary Ammons, Dist. 3, $0.
Ralph Swain to Hickory Creek LLC, Dist. 4, $25,000.
Senior Citizens of Campbell County
Oct. 21 – Oct. 30
9:30 a.m. Pat's line dance class
11: 30 a.m. Lunch serving chicken and noodles
6 p.m. Snack bar serving chicken and noodles and hot dogs
7 p.m. Live Jamboree w/Junior and Friends $3 admission
10 a.m. Bingo
11:30 a.m. Lunch serving chicken pot pie
12 to 1 p.m. Silver sneakers exercise class
Grace Age Fellowship Church will have a fall fest on Oct. 23 beginning at 10 a.m. There will be games, prizes, food for sale and a cake walk. For more information call 562-2974 or 562-9568.
Fall Festival and Community Cookout will be held Oct. 23 at noon at the Wynn Community "Big Brick" Church. Games for the kids, prizes, bouncing inflatable's, hayride, free food, face painting, and fun for the whole family. For more information, call Donna at 566-1820.
Campbell County School Menu
Oct. 25 – Oct. 29
Pepperoni Pizza
Garden Salad
Steamed Corn
Autumn Spice Bar
Chilled Peaches
Chicken Quesadilla
Salsa, sour cream
Broccoli and Cheese Soup
Corn on Cob
Fresh Fruit
Scroll through the pictures to see birthdays featured in the LaFollette Press on Oct. 14.
Sharon Ridenour was greeted with a rousing ovation as she took her place next to chairman Mike Orick at Tuesday night's board of education meeting.
After a nomination by board member Rector Miller the group voted unanimously to name Ridenour interim director in the wake of former director Dr. Michael Martin's abrupt departure from the system Friday.
While Ridenour may be new to the director's chair she is no stranger to education.
A man believed to have starved his uncle to death has been charged with murder.
John Lowe,40, 455 Meredith Road, Caryville, was indicted for felony murder, second-degree murder, gross negligence of an impaired adult and theft over $10,000 on Friday.
On Monday he was arrested at his home, said Campbell County Sheriff's Detective Brandon Elkins.
Four months after two local teens were killed in a drag racing incident the driver of the other vehicle has been indicted on criminal charges.
On Oct. 8 the Campbell County Grand Jury returned a true bill indicting Mark A. Perkins, 18, of Lake City, of two counts of vehicular homicide, reckless endangerment and leaving the scene of an accident involving a death.
According to Tennessee Highway Patrol officials, Perkins was arrested on Tuesday at his home and is currently being held in the Campbell County jail on $150,000 bond.
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By: Nirmalya Kumar
In the 20 years since economic liberalisation, the growth of Indian business has been impressive. With the exception of China's 40 years of sustained growth, historical economic growth data suggests that the two-decade annual GDP growth experienced by India is exceptional.
Even during the industrial revolution, historians do not estimate Great Britain's growth rate to have approached the levels seen by China and India in recent decades.


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Mother Charged After Leaving Infant in Car in St. Petersburg
Published: Sunday, July 6, 2014 at 10:22 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, July 7, 2014 at 1:27 a.m.
ST. PETERSBURG | Police arrested a woman they say left her infant daughter unattended in a hot van for hours Saturday while she attended a funeral for the three women killed in a St. Petersburg hit-and-run crash.
Natasha Willowmenia Graver, 32, again left the 4-month-old girl in the van when she returned home, police said. The child was eventually treated by paramedics for heat exposure and transported to All Children's Hospital, where she is stable but is still undergoing tests.
According to St. Petersburg police, Graver went to the 1 p.m. service at Friendship Missionary Bapist Church, 3300 31st Street S, for the three women who were killed by a speeding wrong-way driver June 26.
When she got to the church parking lot, Graver told officers, she forgot about her child and went inside, leaving the windows up and the engine off.
The service ended, and Graver drove to her home on the 2000 block of 42nd Street S, still unaware that her daughter was in the back seat. She got home and again left the infant in the back seat unattended and with the windows up, police said.
According to police, the child's father was home at the time and apparently did not question the whereabouts of the infant, assuming his wife had left her with a relative. The couple made plans to eat out and didn't notice the child until going out to the van to leave.
At that point, they found the infant unresponsive and called 911.
Officers said they found the the infant's restrain seat in the center of the van's back seat, just behind and to the right of the driver's seat. They estimated that the girl had been left om the hot van unattended for about 3 1/2 hours.
Graver was arrested and booked in the Pinellas County Jail early Sunday on one count of child abuse. Child Protection investigators responded to home but left Graver's four other children, ages 1 to 13, in the custody of her husband.
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Meet 12 D-FW contestants making their mark on reality TV this season
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John Tesar, owner of Dallas' Spoon Bar & Kitchen, competed on "Top Chef: Seattle" and was the 10th chef eliminated. Although he went out earlier than some expected, his always-frank remarks left an indelible impression.
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text: Hi all, I need to purchase a head, hands, feet, and maybe a couple of other smallish dismembered body parts in the next couple of weeks for a theatre production I'm working on - then I can reuse them in our haunt this fall. They need to look pretty realistic from 10 to 15 feet away under bright stage lights. They should also thump in a realistic way when they fall on the floor. Any suggestions for a good place to buy? I see that Unit 70 has some pretty nice looking stuff but maybe not specifically the parts I'm looking for.


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Protestors Scale Central London Landmark
Tuesday 12th August 2014
A group of protestors have scaled Apsley House in Hyde Park in central London.
Picture: John Seto (@john_seto)
Police say they were called just before 7am this morning.
They have unfurled a banner saying they are from the campaign group New Fathers for Justice.
Officers have cordoned off part of Hyde Park.
The group - made up of five men and a woman - say they plan to stay up there for more than a day.
In a statement, the protestors said that they were "responsible protestors" and had taken precaustions to prevent any damage to the building.
"Our attitude and policy are of respect and sensitivity to the structures being scaled," it reads.
"We intend to peacefully protest for more than one day and have ample supplies, however we are concerned about authorities exceeding due regard for safety if they attempt to apprehend us, end our protest or interfere with us or our equipment in any way. When the protest is over, we will come back to ground level using our own equipment and taking everything with us to be available to the authorities to apprehend then if they wish to.
"If any attempt is made to apprehend us prior to when we are ready to come down, we will resist. Attempts to apprehend us at these heights would make our position precarious and vulnerable.
"We urge the authorities not to conduct any act which may compromise our safety "


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Fungi growing in dishwashers causes infections
Updated: 07/11/2013 - New research shows dishwashers are home to fungi that could lead to infections.
Updated: 07/11/2013 - New research shows dishwashers are home to fungi that could lead to infections.
Updated: 07/10/2013 - Today's impact had far-reaching effects, impacting thousands of travelers who were headed west on I-70 when the shooting took place. Some were re-routed; others chose to wait it out in area gas stations and truck stops.
Posted: 07/09/2013 - The first day of school is coming up, which means back to school shopping is right around the corner.
Updated: 07/08/2013 - Results from the Ute Water Conservancy District reports drinking water in the area is free of harmful contaminants.
Updated: 07/05/2013 - Open greens, metal golf clubs, and unsettled weather seem like the perfect storm brewing up disaster. But a new study shows golfers are not the most at-risk group for lightning deaths. The National Weather Service says the majority of lightning deaths happen during leisurely activities, anglers are out in the open and far away from help and that makes them most vulnerable.
Posted: 07/05/2013 - James Genrich has been behind bars for 20 years, but now a re-investigation into his case could prove his innocence.
Updated: 07/04/2013 - John Otto placed a flag on the top of Independence Monument over 100 years ago and it has now become an annual tradition.
Updated: 07/03/2013 - Construction near Orchard Mesa raises concerns for business owners who feel it will deter their customers.
Updated: 07/02/2013 - Schools will be getting a healthy food overhaul next year as the U.S. Department of Agriculture is changing nutritional regulations.
Posted: 07/01/2013 - Fire shelters are only used as a last resort, which is what the 19 firefighters that lost their lives in Arizona were forced to deploy.
Updated: 06/28/2013 - A fire at the Victory Life Church in Fruita is raising concerns among church members that it might not have been an accident.
Updated: 06/27/2013 - Criminals are targeting cars with rolled down windows and valuables left in sight during the warm summer months.
Posted: 06/26/2013 - Firefighters from Colorado, South Dakota, Wyoming, Kansas and Nebraska are headed to Clifton to partake in a fire Mobilization Center.
Posted: 06/25/2013 - Governor Hickenlooper is considering placing new regulations on homes built in urban interface areas.
Updated: 06/24/2013 - A gun resolution was passed at a Mesa County Commissioners meeting today to support the Sheriff in pursuing a legal case with the state.
Updated: 06/21/2013 - Law enforcement officials are cracking down on drinking at County Jam.
Updated: 06/20/2013 - The 21st annual Country Jam music festival kicked off and brought thousands of fans to the Western Slope.
Updated: 06/20/2013 - Mesa County is being investigated by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation for calculations in the establishment of a building enterprise.
Updated: 06/17/2013 - The Mesa County Health Department was awarded a $1.1 million grant to benefit locals.
Updated: 06/14/2013 - Fire crews in the rifle area have already been at it for hours after a lightning strike grew into a serious fire last night. With the dangerous wildfires on the front range, fire officials wanted to make sure all hands were on deck to help prevent the fire from spreading.
Posted: 06/14/2013 - Officials have finally come to an agreement about the fate of the Avalon Theater renovations.
Posted: 06/13/2013 - The annual Olathe Sweet Corn Festival has been canceled due to budget constraints.
Updated: 06/13/2013 - The Farmer's Market is coming back to Grand Junction to kick off the summer, and local fruit farmers have new products to introduce to the community.
Updated: 06/13/2013 - Teenagers are huffing Freon from air conditioning units to get high, leading to serious health issues and even death.
Updated: 06/11/2013 - With temperatures staying in the 90's all weeks, locals look for ways to cool off.


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Floor Plan
Price Reduced
Situated over three floors is this versatile modern property offers three double bedrooms, lounge, kitchen/diner, downstairs cloakroom, en suite and balcony to master bedroom, Family Bathroom, front and rear gardens. Located close to local schools, shops and local ammenities amenities including walking distance to trainsstation and town centre. Entrance Door To:
Entrance Hall
Stairs to first floor landing, understairs storage cupboard, radiator
Downstairs Cloakroom
White suite comprising Low level WC, wash hand basin with tiled splashback, radiator, extractor fan.
Lounge: 12' 7" excluding bay x 10' 3" ( 3.84m excluding bay x 3.12m )
Double glazed front aspect box bay window. Radiator, TV and telephone points.
Kitchen / Diner: 17' 6" max x 12' max ( 5.33m max x 3.66m max )
Double glazed rear aspect window. Fitted kitchen comprising wall and base level units, stainless steel sink with drainer, roll edge work surfaces, part tiled walls, space for cooker, plumbing for washing machine, space for fridge/freezer, wall mounted boiler, radiator, space for dishwasher, space for table, door to rear garden.
First Floor Landing
Double glazed front aspect window, radiator, stairs to second floor landing.
Bedroom 1: 14' x 10' 5" ( 4.27m x 3.18m )
Double glazed rear aspect window. Radiator.
Bedroom 2: 10' 8" x 10' 5" ( 3.25m x 3.18m )
Double glazed front aspect window. Radiator.
Double glazed rear aspect window. Bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, pedestal wash hand basin, low level WC, part tiled walls, airing cupboard, radiator.
Second Floor Landing
Door to bedroom 3. Built in storage cupboard.
Bedroom 3: 14' 1" max x 13' 2" max excluding bay area ( 4.29m max x 4.01m max excluding bay area )
Double glazed front aspect window and door to balcony. Part sloped ceiling, loft access, door to en suite.
En Suite
Shower cubicle, radiator, extractor fan.
Overlooks the front of the property.
To The Rear Approx 32 Feet
Patio area, timber shed, area laid to lawn.
To The Front
Enclosed area with path leading to entrance door.
These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy.
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