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The Regina Riot overthrew the reigning queens of the Western Women's Canadian Football League on Sunday, becoming the first team since the WWCFL's inception to beat the Saskatoon Valkyries.
Hundreds of spectators were at Mosaic Stadium in Regina on Mother's Day to see the provincial rivals go head to head.
Until this point, however, the rivalry had been a decidedly one-sided affair. And that made the 15-7 victory all the sweeter for the home team.
"It is like a weight has been lifted off our shoulders," Riot quarterback Aimee Kowalski said after the game. "It has finally given this league a competitive edge. It isn't just the Valkyries anymore. It could be any team at any time."
The Valkyries' winning streak stretches back to May 28, 2011 when they beat the Riot 56-6. Since then, they have dominated regular-season play and have won two league championships.
This game, however, saw a more organized and energized Riot controlling much of the play. The team has new talent on the field and on the sidelines, after keeping important veterans in key positions.
"The Riot are a much-improved team. They outplayed us today," said Valkyries head coach Jeff Yausie. "For us, it's back to the drawing board — and then we are going to need to play them again in a couple weeks."
"These girls have worked their butts off, and as coaches we told them if you work hard you will beat the best team in the league," said Riot defensive line coach and former Saskatchewan Roughriders defensive tackle Markus Adams, who stood in for new head coach Darren Fisher for this game.
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Hey guys! My name is Megan, I'm working within the hospitality industry and would love to be your housemate! I'm hardworking and fun loving, into the outdoors, cooking and good wine. Currently located in Lorne, so I am looking for something close (ish) for at least a few months. Looking forward to hearing from you!
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Hey Guys! I'm moving over from Perth on the weekend of the 20th Jan, and starting work on the 23rd. I'm looking to move in to a cosy place that I can settle into reasonably long term and call home. I'm friendly, social and somewhat outgoing- I'd love to enjoy an occasional wine and chat with you, but during the week I like to keep pretty low key. I love jogging, yoga, hiking and I've been learning to climb, so it's a massive bonus if you want to learn with me! Give me a message if you want to know anything more! :)
Hi I'm Andrea I'm friendly, considerate and relaxed. I work in radiology and I'm originally from New Zealand. I moved over about 9 years ago now and love living in Melbourne. Our landlord is selling his house and my lovely flatmate is buying and going suburbanite. I like living with clean considerate people who are social but also appreciate each other's space.
I have recently got back to Melbourne from travelling the east coast and I am looking to find a little base here while I work and continue to explore this amazing city. I am currently working in construction but plan to register to teach here as that was my profession back in the UK. I am ridiculously laid back in my manner which means i am pretty easy to live with (so i've been told). I enjoy having a laugh and a drink at the weekend but in no way am I a party animal - those days are well behind me! Hope to hear from you soon - Jack.
Hi! I'm 25 and work in Advertising, in South Melbourne. I'm looking for somewhere close to work/and the tram lines. I keep it pretty low key during the week with going to the gym and work. I like to have a few wines on the weekend, watch some netflix, go out for dinners, go shopping etc etc. I'm clean tidy & respectful, looking for someone around the same age with similar interests. Let me know if you're interested!
We are a fun, friendly couple who are moving to Melbourne from Wellington, NZ. We are clean and tidy and enjoy socialising with others. We both enjoy playing a variety of sports. Amy (26) is a qualified chartered accountant and James (26) is a qualified electrician who has now just completed a Bachelor of Commerce. We are reliable at paying rent on time. We are looking forward to our move to Aussie and meeting new people.
Hi I'm a fun and friendly 25yr old who enjoys staying home as much as going out. I have have a very laid back attitude and enjoy hanging out with friends. I am currently based in Windsor and am technician team leader in a hospital pharmacy.
Hi there! My name is Marissa, Im a 24 year old Canadian gal thats looking for a comfortable clean place to stay in Melbourne. I've been in Melbourne for 4 months and my lease has just come up, I like hiking, avocados and red wine. I work full time and am not home often as I'm always at the beach or on some sort of outdoor adventure :) However, when I am home I think its important to be able to bond with your flatmates. So looking for someone to share a cheeky drink with and maybe hit up brunch on a sunday. Thanks -Marissa
A little bit about us: I am dutch and my husband Australian. We moved here in May after living in the Netherlands for a couple of years. We both work full-time (IT & Advertising) and love to travel ( a lot!) the gym, hiking, going out and meeting up with friends. We're looking for a chill place with some social people to call our home. We're both tidy and easy going. Have our own stuff going on so won't be around all the time. We're not huge party people but do like the occasional glass of wine and to have friends over for dinner. Cheers, Iris & Chris
Hey, my name's Deb and I'm looking for a place around South Yarra, Prahran or near the beach. Working full time and love filling my weekends with lots of things to get the most out of them. Love music, the outdoors, fitness & yoga and people! I'm positive and upbeat and enjoy living in Melbourne because of the awesome things it has to offer. I'm a fab housemate, considerate, tidy and mindful of space. Looking for a considerate, friendly person to share a home with.
I am 22 years old and I am working full time in Melbourne. I like chilling at the beach, playing rugby and football, whilst being an avid supporter of the sesh. I am tidy and can cook a delicious home made lasagne. I am from Liverpool, England, whilst being extremely tidy, I am very sociable and would be a great contribution to any flat/apartment/ house which has an opening. Much love x
We are a young couple moving to Melborune on a working holiday visa, looking to have some fun in a new country and explore the amazing Melbourne! Both are respectful, caring, outgoing characters excited to start our new life here! :)
20 year old recent graduate of a music theatre course. Not your super loud and boisterous type however! Neat and tidy and love my footy :)
Hi! I'm a web designer who recently returned after a stint in France and the UK. I love cooking and generally I'm pretty chilled. I don't smoke and I clean and don't have any special diets.
Hey I'm Bianca Currently studying Osteopathy full time in the city. I have been living in North Melbourne for the past couple of years but after finding myself many times on Chapel street either checking out awesome bars and live music or there on Sunday mornings for smashed avo and awesome coffee, I decided it might be time to move east side! I keep busy in the summer months coaching rowing and in winter I work with a football club. I was rowing myself until I broke my foot so have taken this season off, but love finding other ways to keep fit!! I grew up in a country town near the ski fields, so love skiing and all kinds of adventures. I spent the last 4 years of schooling at a boarding school in Melbourne so I am extremely acquainted with living with a variety of people and hence understand the importance of being tidy, respectful and easy going. For a house to function properly I think its also important to be able to socialise beyond just living together, whether that be going out for a drink or the occasional 'Housemates dinner' so would love housemates that can become friends. If you are interested please flick me a message, would love to hear from you. Thanks Bianca
Not one to live alone, looking for housemate that may share similar interest and like to keep the home the sanctuary. Hanging out around the house, having a laugh or dinner now and then would ideal. I study Engineering full time and run a business, I really enjoy keeping fit and healthy, this year I want to focus on this even more and take it to the next level. I also still enjoy to drink and have some fun though trying to keep this to a minimal or occasion basis. Feel free to drop me a message if you want to chat further I am pretty much ready to move any time from now and have a mate that is also looking with me so a team up would be good.
I'm Caitie, a 23 yr old music teacher from Brisbane. I am moving to Melbourne in early Feb and looking for a place to call home while I study masters. I am down to earth, easy going, respectful and tidy. Seeking a room in a share house, preferably close to VCA for the short term initially
I have a pretty balanced lifestyle. I enjoy keeping fit and healthy but also like to go out for dinners/ drinks here and there. I don't spend a great deal of time a time home as I like to keep active. A happy, clean and homely house is a must for me.
Hi everyone ! I'm Aurelie from France, I arrive in Melbourne to work as a French teacher in Saint Kilda. I am a friendly person, clean and tidy, I love outdoor activities, people, and to watch movies. I promise I won't cook snails and frogs :-) but I do love wine and cheese !
Super easy going! Very clean and respectable of others personal space. Love to cook, drink wine and watch endless amounts of comedies! Usually out with my friends going to gigs, restaurants etc.
Hey! My name is Clare, i am 27 year old kiwi and have been living in Melbourne for just about five years now. Work wise i am a teacher and will be going into a new position this year. My hobbies are sports, i play in a social touch and volleyball team. I love keeping fit and usually will find me at the gym or doing something active after work. Others include brunching, beaching, heading out and about and relaxing. I'm a social person and love catching up with friends over wines and dinner. I am very respectful, honest and a friendly face. During the week i like to come home and relax by cooking dinner and having chilled time on the couch. I would describe myself as a tidy person that cleans up after myself. I'm a team player and enjoys company of my house mates. I don't like sitting in my room being a hermit! I respect peoples space and would describe myself as a pretty easy going sort. Ideally i would be looking at moving into a shared house or starting a house if i met the right people. I am looking to move in to somewhere mid Feb as my current house lease finishes on the 24th of Feb. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask :)
Hi all, My name is Robyn and I'm looking for somewhere to live from February 2017. I've been busy travelling around this year, but now am looking for somewhere to settle down for at least 12 months and finish the last year of my degree. I'm currently studying a Bachelor of Arts and work in retail; luckily for me I work for a large chain, so have the flexibility to transfer stores and keep the money rolling in. I've share-housed before, so am well house-trained and conscious of what to do and what not to do when living with other people. I'm looking for somewhere eastside, preferably less than 30 minutes by PT to the city, but am pretty flexible. I'm not a hermit housemate, preferring to socialise and hang out with people, whether it be brunch or pizza/movie nights, but like to spend time to myself as well. I have my own queen size bed, so unfurnished rooms are preferable, but I can always sell it if need be. Also, I'm not too shabby at cooking, and going to Aldi is one of my Top 5 favourite activities, so there'll always be a pantry of cheap food! Cheers, Robyn
Hello! Looking for somewhere to live in the inner suburbs with great people! I work in Banking 9-5. Usually out and about running, bike rides, hiking, bit of gym as well as nights out/gigs on my time off. Clean, considerate, not a great cook but don't burn toast... Flexible on move date. Keen to find the right place as soon as possible.
Moving to the city for a new job (starting early January) so hoping to reside around the Prahan Market area (within walking distance to avoid driving to work). I'll be working on a rotating roster so coming and going but happy to catch up for a wine but no going to be in your face all of the time. I'm pretty active love to head to the gym, out for a run or play almost any sport. A self confessed caffeine addict and lover of all day breakfast. Also love to cook when I get the chance (I have had many failed recipe experiences and well as successes-probably more failures but I'll let you be the judge) Shoot me a message: would prefer to find something with bills and internet inclusive but can be flexible. Must have either a parking permit or car space.
**Just wanted to point out before anyone msgs me I'm not looking to share a room with someone** I'm originally from Byron Bay but have called Melbourne my home for almost 3 years now. I'm searching for a tidy and quiet-ish share house with people in their early-mid 20's, flexible with the move in date slightly - could wait until early/mid Jan - really just looking for the right place. I am working part time at ANZ head office, as well as studying International relations at Deakin, Burwood, which keeps me pretty busy. Aside from all the usual stuff, like can pay rent and bills on time, housetrained, clean and respectful... I like to get to the beach the rare times the weather is just right, adventure to unknown places, attempt to care for my few plants, yoga, embarrassingly spend way too much time wondering the homeware isles of kmart and love a BYO dinner with friends. Also I'm the girl on the left. Thanks x
Hi, we are a couple of young people and we just recently started looking to move to Melbourne from Brisbane at end of January. French woman working in Optometry and English man full time worker in Marketing. Looking for a place: somewhere close to CBD, public transport and all facilities are a must. Very friendly, we are used to live in houseshare or flatshare and comfortable living with other people. Clean and involved in the everyday tasks at home. We are after a new home with a nice, chill and quiet atmosphere. Please message us if you think that you have the right spot.
Hi there! My name is Sas, I am a full time working professional who is studying part time. I love singing, tennis and brunching around Melbourne!
G'day all, we are two professional males in our late twenties, looking to team up with a third person to get a three bedroom inner-city sharehouse. Paddy and I have lived together in St Kilda for the last year with another mate who is unfortuantely returning back to his family suburb. Before that we were both living together in London. We are both working professionals I am a town planning consultant whilst Paddy is a primary school teacher. We have similar interests which involving traveling, watching and playing sports, social drinks with mates, trying new foods, camping, hiking, fishing etc... We are looking for a like minded person (preferably female) who won't just be a housemate but a friend who we can socialise with, yet appreciate privacy. So in short - NO HERMITS! We are looking at finding a new place around the middle of February, so happy to meet for a coffee and/or drink to get to know the right person and place before the big move!! Look forward to hearing from anyone shortly in a likeminded position. Cheers, Mat
I am currently kept busy studying full time and working part time. Skills include; being handy in the kitchen, assembling ikea furniture like there is no tomorrow and not knowing what i am going to do with my life. I am pretty chilled out, a bit of an introvert yet love sharing a meal and drink whilst having a chat, and going out every now and then. I am happy to live in a sociable house or one where everyone does their own thing as long as people are respectful of space, and have a humorous side... Looking to move in some time during Feb.
I'm making the move from Sydney to Melbourne. I work full time in the interior design industry and will be between Sydney and Melbourne a bit. I'm clean, tidy and considerate. Happy to share a drink and a chat but also enjoy my independence.
I'm an easy going person who keeps it fairly quiet during the week and likes to be social with a few drinks and hanging with friends on the weekend. I would love to find a flatmate who would want to share the occasional meal, watch a movie and have a laugh. I work full time, I am realiable, clean and fun!
Gavin, 24 - Working full-time in the Skydive industry. - Easy going, generally quiet but enjoy being social too. - Netflix and Spotify addict. - Very clean, considerate of others and happy to help out with anything around the house (or elsewhere). - Some general interests and hobbies of mine include: cooking, binge-watching netflix shows, creating and maintaining way too many spotify playlists, live music, chilling out at home, skydiving, food, snacks, etc. Currently on holiday in Europe until Jan 30th so my Aus number isn't reachable. Feel free to message me here 👍
I am an easy going, happy and social person that loves to hang out and crack open a bottle of wine at the end of a busy day. I play well with others and am good at sharing, but also understand the importance of having your own space. I'm clean, quiet and considerate of the needs of others (also non-smoker). I have a full time job in media, so you'll always have free magazines and movie tix in stock!
Hi, I am Daniel, looking for a place to live with nice, positive and easy going housemates for a minimum of 6 months. Working long hours from Monday to Friday ,as a Marketing Manager, I like to live in places where I can relax after work. I am tidy, clean and respect each other space. As a French permanently living in Australia, I enjoy cooking and love to prepare great food as well as to share occasionally meals or drinks with my friends or roomies. I enjoy going to the gym, practising different sports and I am open to new experiences. Cheers,
Hello! We are an Italian-American couple with working-holiday visas looking for a safe, bright, loving place to call home for the next 5-6 months. Antonio is 28 years old from Italy, and Whitney is 23 from the United States. Antonio is currently working in St. Kilda, while Whitney is taking online classes through her university in the US (she'll be looking for a job upon arrival in St. Kilda). When we're not working or studying, we love cooking dinner and watching a movie at home, going to the gym/yoga, and exploring the city! We're open-minded, clean, and respectful individuals.
Hey I'm Janeaya! I am a 24 year old graphic designer working full time and looking to move into a friendly share house. I enjoy travel, music and cooking, as well as other fun and creative activities that pop up. I'm a clean and considerate person and while I like my privacy some of the time, I also like to socialise and have fun :)
Hi, my name is Few. Im 19 yrs old. Im from Thailand. I'm looking for a share house not far from my campus. Im studying English full-time at RMIT University. Im easy going, friendly, like to travel, do sports, love exercise and I like cooking but maybe I'm not good at cooking for others. I like eating healthy food. Im not drink alcohol and im not smoke. Im not so talkative but I like to meet new people and do something for fun such as watching movie, going out together whatever I can do. Im clean, tidy and respectful to people.
Melanie, 24 from Ireland. Will be working full time in CBD from January, and looking for a place to live from mid January. Very tidy and easy-going.
Previously share housed in Brisbane and now moving to Melbourne for a work opportunity. I am easy to live with and respectful of other persons space and possessions. Will be working full time and like to be out and about.
Respectful, cleaned, like my own space and socialisation. I like sharing some beer or wine and food sometimes. Keen on yoga, natural therapy, music and spiritual for example. Studying english for awhile and working part time in hospitality. Brazilian, food engineer who wants to stay in Melbourne for long term. Outside smoker.
Hi There ! I am an IT professional from India, looking to have shared accommodation for 3-4 week in Melbourne, VIC. I like Peace, Cleanliness, Nature and always ready for sports/game for adrenaline and team up !
I'm a Brisbane gal making the move southward to Melbourne in late January. I've just finished my studies in Musical Theatre and am moving to pursue this career path further. I've been teaching kinderballet dance regularly and working at my university library part-time for the last couple of years and am currently looking in Melbourne for my next 'muggle' (non-performing arts) job to pay the bills. When I'm not out and about for gigs/work or hanging out with friends, I'll be at home with my housemates drinking tea, watching netflixs, or cooking up a storm in the kitchen (usually banana bread). I like to keep communal spaces clean and tidy and respect that everyone (including me) needs their individual space at home to re-charge. I'm looking for a housemate/s who are friendly, easy-going, honest and clean who would be equally keen to go on a house outing every now-and-then or share a good chat after a long day.
Hey Hey, My name's Craig, Uk born and for the past 8 years (in the uk) I've been living and traveling with awesome Aussies and Kiwis and decided its time to come see this beautiful country for myself. I'm social and great at meeting new people. I'm keen for quiet nights in or group nights out, I've lived in a shared house for the last 5 years so I know whats the go when it comes to everyone getting along and pulling there weight. Ideally looking for my own room in a shared house but will consider other options, and I've decided to settle Melbourne as its close to a lot of the friends I've made when they visited the UK. I have work lined up in the new year but for now I'm enjoying the holiday season as I hope you are too! I love life but I'm cool about it haha Look forward to hearing from you Craig
I'm a tidy, outgoing lad who really likes being around other people! I've been backpacking for about 9 months (South, Central America & Europe) and love meeting new amigos and amigas. Friendly and affable, always up for a laff. I'll be on the grind Monday-Friday from mid-January but I'm easy with other work schedules and everything! I have a limited repertoire of dishes in my cooking arsenal, but keen to learn.
Hi, I'm Dennis, a 21y.o. Swedish backpacker. I'm clean and tidy and all up for shared meals or bottles of any sort but I also respect others privacy!
I have great music and movie taste, I'm clean, I love sport, I'm a writer, DJ, and comedian and I'm not a party animal
Hi all! I work as a full-time professional in the legal industry during the day and love coming home to relax. I am very friendly and enjoy movies, photography and technology. Looking for a nice new place to call home :)
I'm Kasia, 31, looking for a great place to live with an easy going and friendly person/people. I work full-time as a primary school teacher and curriculum coordinator which keeps me busy but I also enjoy heading out for dinner with friends during the week to break the week up. Otherwise I enjoy cooking healthy meals, reading, yoga and a little bit of TV. I 'try' to head to the gym before work so am an early riser but always quiet. On the weekends I am generally out and about catching up with friends or running errands to organise the week ahead. People who know me describe me as bubbly, considerate and reliable. I'm outgoing but also know when to be quiet. Enjoy socialising but also treasure a bit of me time too. Very tidy but not OCD. Love animals and get along well with most humans. Am after an unfurnished room that will comfortably fit in a queen size bed and two side tables in a furnished house. Bathtub in central bathroom or my own bathroom are a bonus but not essential. Ideally looking for sociable housemates that I can build rapport and have a laugh with but happy to live with someone quiet too. Important to feel comfortable at home. No one creepy please.
I am a student studying at hawthorn and working in the chapel street area. I love food, keeping fit and wine. Spending most of my time watching netflix or studying at this point in time although I love to go out now and then. Comes with a cat
Working professional female from England, looking for an easy life, very clean, tidy and respectful
I a man a laid back person who loves to meet new people. I want to enjoy time with people that I live with as all my really good friends I have met through house shares. ( which also means I can't be to bad to live with)
Hello. Im a 24 year old hairdresser from London England (25 this year). Ive moved to Melbourne after traveling Asia for 2 months. I'm super easy going and very positive. Love to meet new people sit and relax but also have my own space. Very respectful of my surroundings and very helpful. Im looking for friends swell as house mates. Im not intrested in an antisocal house. work hard through the weekend and enjoy a film or some beers at the weekend. Talk to you soon :) Ben x
We are Tyler (27) a Kiwi running a start up and Eimear (25) Irish works full time as a Sports Physio. Eimear currently lives in South Yarra, I am moving over from Singapore to join her so we are looking for a new place to call our home, we want to stay in South Yarra as we love the area. Together we are fun, sociable people who like having adventures, to exercise and eat our way through Melbourne if you think we would be a good fit give us a bell.
I am an easy going guy who like keeping fit,working,relaxing and having a laugh.I'm a tidy person but not a neat freak,I also respect people's privacy and personal space.
im looking for a work atm but i can pay rent bills on time and always have a good record :) looking for a place that is close to restaurants gym supermarket and public transport. would be nice if housemates are easy going and drama free


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Posted 22 January 2013 - 11:53 AM
Does anyone know if it is possible to buy Pediasure milk poppers in Australia? DS has been given some by the paed but I cant find anything at the chemist. He will only have the chocolate flavour. All I can find at the chemist is tins of vanilla flavour.
Posted 22 January 2013 - 12:03 PM
Nope sorry, DS was on the vanilla for abut 2 years.
Since Pediasure is 1 cal per ml could you use chocolate milk (the flavoured stuff you can buy in 2L at the supermarket) and add polyjoule power for it to bump it up to 1 cal per ml?
Or you could use toddler milk and add polyjoule and nesquick chocolate milk flavour to it.
That all depends on how old your DS is and whether he has any allergies/intollerances and if it is in addition to his regular diet or he is solely dependant on it for nutrition of course.
Posted 22 January 2013 - 12:09 PM
he is 7. I have tried the vanilla and he tolerated it, but prefers the chocolate. the idea was that he could have them as semi defrosted slushy drink at school. he is supposed to have 2 a day, but I don't know if I could get him to have one at breakfast. I wonder where the paed got the poppers from.
Posted 22 January 2013 - 12:13 PM
Either ring the paed and ask or ring Abbott and ask
Posted 22 January 2013 - 12:23 PM
My DS has Nutrini Drinks in chocolate flavour, they are 1.5cal per ml though, we get our dietician at the children's hospital to authorise them and then Nutricia send them out.
Don't know if that would be appropriate for your DS but I just thought I would mention it.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 08:39 AM
We had an authority script for it whilst our DD was drinking it (for multiple food allergies and weight issues). My DD hated it so our dietician suggested we turn them into ice slushies in those freeze cup things, sorry I can't recall their real name but you put the cup empty in the freezer for a few hours then put the dink in it and mix really fast and it turns into a slushie. You could just get some empty drink bottles and fill those 3/4 full, freeze them overnight to pack in his lunch.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 09:40 AM
I have contacted Abbot Australia & they have given me the name of some wholesalers that I can get it from. Problem I now have is that a carton of 27 poppers costs $75. DH doesnt want to buy it, because at 2 a day its going to cost a fortune. He doesnt think DS has a problem because he eats heaps (had 6 weet bix for breakfast today) but thats just the problem, because of the amount he eats he should be putting on more weight than what he is.
how much does the poly jule cost? I wonder if that in milo would work & be cheaper?
Posted 25 January 2013 - 09:43 AM
Posted 02 February 2013 - 11:15 PM
We get it from our local hospital.......both my boys are on it due to having CF and needing it for weight issues..... Maybe ask your local dietician @ the hospital.....
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The Washington state Supreme Court recently overturned the state's one percent annual cap on property tax increases, which voters approved in 2001.
This looked like a policy victory for Democratic Governor Christine Gregoire. Most Democrats are mistrustful of tax limitations and Gregoire suggested last year that the one percent cap was too low.
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She's calling for legislation to reinstitute the cap. If local governments rush to raise property taxes, Gregoire says she'll call a special session to stop them.
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-0.5 is too less a number to wear .. you can simply avoid wearing it,, or you can try contact lens ,
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I have red eyes over three days. What should I do? And also I have fever. I'm not getting out of this. Please suggest me that what should I do so I can recover my self as soon as possible. And I have allergies with liquid medicines so suggest me only tablets. Waiting for your reply. Thank you!
Dear lybrate user, red eyes could be because of many reasons but commonly it is due to allergy or infection. You need to visit eye specialist to differentiate between the two as the treatment is different. Also get your eyes checked for any glass power.
32 years old male asked
My mom's eye got pierced by a wooden twig and there was bleeding from the white portion. Vision is ok. How much time it will take to heal.
Homeopath, Sindhudurg
Don't treat at home .visit eye specialist. .blood vessels might have got injured which can weaken eyesight later.
46 years old male asked
I have red eyes and feeling jealousy in my eyes because of this I can't sleep properly its very bad for my eyes.
Red eye has many causes. You have to see if it is associated with blurring of vision, pain, discharge and other complaints. But commonly its allergic or infective in origin ie allergic or infective conjunctivitis. Which has simple treatment protocol. But still its wise to see an ophthalmologist for a thorough slit lamp examination to rule out other differentials for red eye.
24 years old male from Indore asked
What is the reason behind the low vision of eye during the long time study or watching TV? What is treatment for it?
Most common cause is having a spectacles power. Just get it checked with nearest eye care specialist Take frequent breaks while studying and dip a handkerchief in cold water and keep it over closed eyes for 2 minutes during breaks, you will feel better.
year old male asked
My eyes were grayed in outer circle of Black (pupil) when I was suffering from jaundice , I consulted to Eye specialist but they said its not harmful because its happened due to lake of body harmons during the decease , My eye side is perfect but have some suspect that if it will not harm me in future.
Hello , your doctor rightly said that sometimes jaundice can affect your eye with a change on colour of white of eye. Moreover sometimes a person can see variations in color if the jaindice is too high. But both of them are harmless conditions and improve on their own once ur levels cm down. No need to worry about your vision n eyesight.
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Sometimes I feel lonely, mostly my mind is constantly running to think about my life. However I m optimistic. But last month I had sever headache (migraine) and low bp. After having two weeks medicines now don't have problem, but In the morning I feel pressure on my right eye and feeling to scream. What to do?
Homoeopathic medicine R-16 drops (Dr Reckeweg)Drink 20 drops in 20 ml fresh water 3 times daily. MIG AID ( Bakson) Chew 1 tab twice daily Daily 30 min BRAMARI PRNAYAM Early morning
20 years old male from Pune asked
My eyes are pain when I work on laptop. And when I try to sleep there was my eyes are dropping tears.please help
You are suffering from computer vision syndrome that is eye and vision-related problems that result from prolonged computer and cell phone use. The most common symptoms eyestrain headaches blurred vision dry eyes neck and shoulder pain and heaviness or fatigues eyes. Methods to prevent this are Rest your eyes for 15 minutes after two hours of continuous use, BLINK a lot, use antiglare glasses, COld compresses and use good lubricating eyedrop
24 years old male asked
I have problem to see things which are nearly 2 meters far away from me and I have problem when I watch tv. what I have to do? Please help me.
Get your refraction done. Orthoptics done. To find any refractive error or muscle weakness. Also try to blink your eyes properly while work. Use good tear substitutes. And anti glare screen for your system. Use zoneph thrice and genteal four times day.
20 years old male asked
There is no medication or food for improving eyesight or to get rid of glasses. If not interested in glasses then you can try a. Contact lens b. Lasik laser as your age is now 19 years so your number will not increase now whether you wear glasses or not as number becomes stable at age of 18-20 yrs. Having said that I advise you to eat balanced diet including green vegetables and seasonal fruits for keeping eyes and body healthy. As you are not comfortable with contact lens then go for lasik. Lasik is a very easy and painless procedure. If you want to get rid of glasses then go for lasik.
18 years old male from Durgapur asked
I love to play cricket & I was a good batsman. Bt I'm having some problems with my eyes from last 2-3 years. I can't see well in sun & wind. A doctor told me that I don't have any problem with my eye power but I have allergy & advised me'Andreplus' eye drop. Is it enough for my treatment? Can I play cricket again?
Your problem is photophobia where there is a problem in visibility in strong light -------------yes you can use above eyedrops and if problem consult me, myself being a homoeopath will advise you internal nd external medicines for your eye problem---------------------
22 years old male from Delhi asked
I am 22 years old. I have a problem related to my eye. In my eye like a dundruf come on it. Should I do.
take johnsons buds dip it in slightly hot water and clean your eye lid margins with that looking into a mirror twice a day
30 years old male from Bangalore asked
Feel like some foreign body inside my eye. Irrigation is there. Shall I use refresh tears by allergen as first aid. please let me know. (carboxy methycelluloose sodium lubricant)
M.S. Ophthalmology
Ophthalmologist, Vadodara
If there indeed a foreign body, it needs to be removed physically. Irritation also can give foreign body sensation, without any actual foreign body. If it has persisted for over a day, better see eye doctor in your area.
18 years old male from Nellore asked
Haii I am rajesh from nellore I have eye problem and I usually were spots and I do not wabt to have specs could you please tell me how to avoid the specs?
There is no medication or food for improving eyesight or to get rid of glasses. If not interested in glasses then you can try a. Contact lens b. Lasik laser as your age is now 18 years so your number will not increase now whether you wear glasses or not as number becomes stable at age of 18-20 yrs. Having said that I advise you to eat balanced diet including green vegetables and seasonal fruits for keeping eyes and body healthy. Lasik is a very easy and painless procedure. If you want to get rid of glasses then go for lasik.
26 years old male from Jaipur asked
Hello, Instill 2 drops of Euphrasia 10% , in each eye, twice daily. Use sun glasses when ever you step out in the sun. Revert after 7 days.
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The new President, who stepped into the job in the summer when Mr Heseltine became deputy prime minister, has a message for employers as they arrive at their conference in Birmingham: wake up and recognise their real friends.
The CBI's senior people, led by the director general, Adair Turner, have made clear their willingness to enter a serious policy dialogue with Labour, displaying a pragmatic attitude to political change that has rattled Tory strategists and made some business leaders uncomfortable.
Tony Blair is due to take the rostrum this morning to present the new face of Labour policy to industry and the economy, Michael Heseltine responds after lunch and Mr Lang will follow on Tuesday with a speech focused on the labour market. Gillian Shephard for Education and Employment and Virginia Bottomley, National Heritage, will also address the conference.
Speaking last week at his office in London Mr Lang said: "I think business is sensible enough not to take at face value what is being said by a party that has done so much damage to business in previous periods in power." The softening of Labour's formerly anti-business approach was a pretence, he said.
"If they take at face value the lip service Gordon Brown is paying to fiscal and economic responsibility they are in for a rude awakening."
As for the CBI's closer dealings with Labour, Mr Lang said: "I hope they aren't being taken for a ride." On specifics, he said, the CBI was against all the things Labour wanted to do. "They just have to make their minds up and acknowledge that we have been fighting for them. They had better wake up to their own self interest. Most of the businessmen I speak to aren't being taken in. They are well aware of where their interests lie."
In a speech tomorrow Mr Lang will concentrate on the employers' most sensitive spot - fears of union-dominated industrial relations, demarcation disputes and strikes under Labour. Mr Lang will praise flexibility in the labour market as necessary for enhancing quality of life, improving skills and wages and breaking down barriers to employment.
But what the argument is really about - the wedge Mr Lang would clearly love to drive in further between employers and the Labour Party - is the minimum wage and the European social chapter, the package of industrial relations policies from which the UK has opted out. These are the two big areas where the CBI is at the moment point blank opposed to Labour, and is not in serious dialogue.
Mr Lang said the CBI estimates pounds 4.5bn as the cost of a pounds 4 minimum wage. His own officials estimate that if only half of previous wage differentials were restored by other workers, the number of job losses would be 900,000. "This is a staggeringly dangerous policy," he said.
Mr Lang was equally critical of the social chapter and its impact on UK companies if it were adopted by Labour. He does, however, plan to confirm tomorrow that the Government will streamline the UK's industrial tribunal system.
The CBI has made clear that where mainstream Department of Trade and Industry policies are concerned - such as help for small businesses, trade promotion, and work on competitiveness - it sees considerable common ground between the two parties, and perhaps even continuity, whoever wins the election.
This suggestion of policy convergence is a red rag to a bull for Mr Lang. He said Labour would ruin, for example, the privately run Business Links network of small firms services that has been set up by the DTI, by putting them under the influence of local authorities.
In the wake of Labour's controversial deal with BT over rewiring Britain, Mr Lang will emphasis that his agenda is also close to big business. The BT deal, which he attacked as anti-competitive, of doubtful propriety and against consumers' interests, was "all for a quick fix, a quick soundbite. One can't grace that with the word strategy".
One of the significant changes in the summer ministerial reshuffle was that the DTI lost responsibility for the Government's competitiveness and deregulation policies, which Mr Heseltine took with him to the Cabinet Office. So has that put the DTI - and Mr Lang's role - in the shade, especially given Mr Heseltine's ability to attract publicity? Mr Lang denied he had any problem: "It is a collective effort, not something I see in personality terms at all."
He insisted that competitiveness was still a big story at the DTI. "It is absolutely essential to what we are trying to do. You can no more take competitiveness out of the DTI than you could change our bloodstream.
"What Michael Heseltine is now responsible for is injecting competitiveness into every other government department. The same is true of deregulation.
"I regard my department's position as stronger now than it was before because he and I are both injecting the industry interest into it and encouraging other departments to come up to the mark instead of just one of us doing it."
Mr Lang will also be using the conference to praise the new benchmarking services to be launched by the CBI and the DTI. These are low-cost methods with which small and medium firms will be able to measure their performance against the best industry standards and work out how to improve competitiveness.
"What is important is that business itself takes possession of this initiative. It shouldn't be imposed or handed down from Government."
He relished a compliment a few weeks ago from Howard Davies, the new deputy governor of the Bank of England and former CBI director general, who described the new benchmarking services as "the exciting thought in this year's competitiveness White Paper".
Mr Lang was wary of discussing the most controversial item in his in- tray: the wholesale restructuring of the electricity industry that has resulted in pounds 14bn of bids. He has not yet referred any of them to the Monopolies and Mergers Commission.
Mr Lang made clear he is not unhappy with the new shape of the industry, which from 1998 will have to face the challenge of competition in the domestic supply market.
Competition in electricity is essentially safeguarded by the regulatory system, he said. Some view competition as best maintained by keeping the pure structure of the industry as it was when it was privatised. Others say this produces an artificial and protected situation and that market forces are the best guarantees of competition. There is no doubt where Mr Lang's sympathies lie: "I hope the industry is becoming stronger and more robust. ... What is important is that the regulator can still gain access to the data he needs to do the job."
He revealed that the Government is prepared to have another look at the wider system of utility regulation. " I don't think it is necessary to go back to the drawing board." But he is prepared to look at some aspects of what he regards as an evolving situation, especially since the later regulators to be installed have rather different powers and duties from the earlier ones.
However, Mr Lang warned those regulators with ambitions to broaden their remits, such as Don Cruickshank of Oftel, that he has a sceptical attitude to empire-building.
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This yummy cinnamon bread is the perfect treat to serve your guests.
Cold winter evenings call for something warm and hearty in the tummy - at this time of year, a bowl of berries and Greek yogurt for dessert just isn't going to cut it. Luckily, we've got the remedy for those blustery January days. This deliciously decadent cinnamon bread drizzled with espresso glaze is actually one of the easiest things you'll ever make, thanks in large part to the ready-made pizza dough that acts as its base. Save on effort, splurge on taste - and start the year off right.
1 On a lightly floured surface, roll out the pizza dough into a 1/4"-think 12"x18" rectangle. In a bowl, combine the sugars, butter and cinnamon; spread the mixture over the dough, leaving a 1/2" border around the edges. With the long side parallel to you, firmly roll up the dough into a log.
2 Preheat the over to 350°F. Using a sharp paring knife, slice the long in half lengthwise. Starting at one end, cross the two halves in a twist and repeat the motion to form one long and twisted log. Curl one end toward the middle while wrapping the other end around to form a circle.
3 Transfer the dough to a parchment paper-lined baking sheet and bake for 25 to 30 minutes, until the edges are light golden brown and the centre of the cinnamon bread is cooked through. Let cool for about 10 minutes, while you're making the glaze.
4 To make the glaze, whisk together the icing sugar, milk, and espresso powder until thoroughly combined. Drizzle over the bread and serve warm.
Serves 8 to 10.
A kitchen boasting restaurant-design pedigree
Trendy meets traditional in this family home built from scratch.
Homeowner Tanya Krpan (pictured here) saved on accessories by loading the family room sectional with an assortment of ready-made toss cushions.
Tanya isn't afraid to play with negative space, as seen in the home's grand entryway. "Normally, you'd expect a mirror or big piece of art hanging above the wainscotting," she says. Leaving the wall blank and layering small pieces on the console allows the millwork to shine.
Black casement windows and decorative accents create contrast in the neutral space. Tanya scored the vintage coffee table when her office was being redecorated.
The family room's classic-cool mix feels right for a young family.
The kitchen, of course, is the true star of the show. Tanya's restaurant-design pedigree shines through in the room's floor-to-ceiling tiles, mix of open and closed storage and high-end appliances. She opted for white Shaker-style cabinetry and warmed up the space with a walnut island and brass hardware statement lighting and fixtures.
Another bistro-inspired touch was her choice of dark honed-limestone tiles for most of the main floor. "The tile grounds the space since there's an abundance of white everywhere," Tanya explains. "And it's proven great for hiding dirt."
Everything in the Krpans' home is designed for everyday life and entertaining, from the large sectional in the family room to the round tables in the dining room and the kitchen's eat-in area. "It's more social to sit at a round table," says Tanya. "You see everyone's faces."
Cabinets with glass doors allow Tanya to display her favourite serving pieces and special glassware. She had the back of the kitchen cabinets tiled to highlight this focal point of the kitchen.
Tanya and Jure – with their sons, Ivan, 3, and Cruz, 2 – have recently welcomed a baby girl named Belle.
The living room's crisp white, grey and black scheme gets an energy boost from fresh greenery, pops of pink and plenty of pattern – check out the Moroccan-style rug, the ikat-print and chevron-patterned toss cushions and the graphic stool fabric.
To offset the costs of the more expensive permanent elements, Tanya was meticulous with her decorating budget. She incorporated secondhand pieces, such as the family room coffee table, and sourced inexpensive art for the living room mantel. Affordable colourful accessories add youthful edginess to the living spaces. "I love the femininity that the splashes of pink add to the living room and family room," she says. "Plus, by the time I got to the decorating, I was living with three boys!"
In the dining room, Tanya likes the juxtaposition of the modern Sputnik-inspired chandelier with the traditional coffered ceiling. The artwork was a DIY project Tanya and Jure painted together on her 30th birthday.
Though this house has been well loved for years, there's a sequel in the works: Tanya and Jure are in the process of building a new home. "We'll keep some of the same elements but go a little more modern in the kitchen," says Tanya. We'll definitely stay tuned.
Image by: Tracey Ayton / Design: Kerrisdale Design
Get the inside scoop on the year's most popular design trends.
Every year brings with it hot new trends and this year's design trends are sure to get you excited about making some changes at home. Whether you're thinking about something small scale like painting your powder room in one of the year's hottest shades or going bigger with beautiful architectural features, these ideas from designers are sure to inspire!
Credit: Amber Interiors
1 "I think that a top design trend will be spaces that are more relaxed and casual with nothing too fussy or sparkly. Call it a restrained and tailored boho aesthetic; think Amber Interiors. Linen or velvet seating (in performance fabrics, of course), a mixture of woods and textures and nothing matching or contrived. Worn, antique area rugs, handmade block print fabrics and a real plant or two add to the layered yet edited feel and give a home soul." - Interior Designer, Vanessa Francis.
Photography: Tracey Ayton / Design: Kerrisdale Design
2 "Look for interior finishings to take centre stage in 2017. While decorative elements like furniture and wallpaper have traditionally set the trends, increasing attention is being paid to the bones of a house. Applied mouldings, interior doors, archways and window casings are becoming more elaborate as homeowners discover that architectural features can make bold statements too." - Blogger and Designer, Jennifer Flores.
3 "Today, forest green has made a comeback and is seen mixed with deep woods and black hardware and punches of brass to make it pop. Go bold and paint a powder room green. Pair with an antique chest turned-vanity and some brass pulls and brass faucet." - Interior Designer, Tara Fingold.
Photography: Stacey Brandford / Design: Jessica Claire Interiors
4 "My favourite design for 2017 is wallpaper that mimics a wall mural. There are some incredible designs on the market where wallcoverings depict designs like large scale florals or hand painted landscapes. The dramatic impact is pretty incredible, and I love how it adds a bit of a handmade influence to any room." - Designer, Lisa Canning.
Credit: Colette Grand Cafe
5 "One top design trend is to introduce unconventional design elements into our homes. Whether your inspiration is a sensational bar shelf suspended from the ceiling at Colette, the stunning floor to ceiling glass walls at The Chase Toronto, or the metal trim detail between floor tiles at most commercial spaces, 2017 is the year for innovative ideas so why not be inspired by our favourite restaurants or the beautifully designed stores as we shop for the holidays?" - Blogger and Decorator, Tim Lam.
6 "Loft-inspired design has been around for few decades but we're seeing a resurgence of this trend with the black steel factory door. The large black grid of these elegant beauties are not only attractive but they provide great sight lines to the outdoors, further forging the relationship between indoor and outdoor living. They can easily elevate any modern or traditional home whether as a patio door, room divider or shower door. With this much versatility, it's easy to see why the black steel factory door is expected to be a big winner in 2017!" - Designer, Andrea Haraldsen.
Photography: Michael Graydon / Design: Sam Sacks Design
7 "Give way to lighter woods! We're seeing a move towards a blonder, natural looking wood from floor to ceiling. Wider plank hardwood with an oiled/ matte finish is a great choice in creating visual interest and providing a neutral backdrop for furniture and other interior elements. Natural, rift cut oak is a great option for cabinetry, pairing well with walnut and darker woods and even painted finishes. Light wood is extremely versatile and a great way to add warmth and texture throughout a home without it feeling overpowering or heavy." - Interior Designer, Nyla Free.
Buying guide: The truth about thread count
Is there anything better than sliding into a bed laden with good quality sheets? At the end of the day, I can't wait to stretch out under my fresh, soft covers and nestle my face into a good cotton-covered pillow. We spend a third of our lives in bed so quality sheets are key, but how do you get quality for your money? There's no doubt that most consumers believe the higher the thread count, the better the quality, but this isn't entirely true. With the help and expertise of Joanna Goodman, owner of Au Lit Fine Linens, we expose the truth about thread count and what it takes to find quality bed sheets.
What is thread count, really?
Simply put, thread count is the number of threads woven into one square inch of fabric. This number is based on the threads woven horizontally ("weft") and vertically ("warp"). Extra threads can also be woven into the weft threads to increase the thread count. These added threads are called "picks" and are added in the overall count, which is how some sheets end up having thread counts in the thousands. This is why the idea that high counts equal better quality isn't really accurate. Consider this: Joanna says most weavers will say the maximum number of threads that can be woven into one square inch of fabric is 500 to 600. Though the number is arguable and, according to Joanna, "depends on the mill you deal with," it gives you an idea of where the line is between single-ply, unpicked weaves and ones that add threads here and there to bump up the count.
What to look for when buying sheets
Joanna lists three things to look for on the label: if it's Egyptian cotton, where it's woven and, lastly, the thread count. While thread count is a bit misunderstood, the buzz around Egyptian cotton is true. "The very best cotton in the world is grown in Egypt. So Egyptian cotton will be of a better quality," Joanna says. She also recommends pima cotton, which is grown in America, "though not quite as exceptional as Egyptian." When it comes to weaving, however, she swears by the Italians as being the "master weavers of the world" due to their "long tradition of weaving" and use of the best Egyptian cotton. Be sure the label says 100% or pure Egyptian cotton though, otherwise it may only contain a small percentage of the good stuff. As for the thread count, look for a minimum of 200. From there, it's all about preference!
What to avoid when buying sheets
Joanna's one key piece of advice is to watch out for extremely low priced, high thread count sheet sets. A complete sheet set with a high thread count for $100 or less is probably not the dream bargain you think it is. As Joanna believes, "you always get what you pay for." The price tag for bed linens will vary depending on the sheet size and what items you're buying, such as a duvet cover, sheet sets, or pillowcases. "A superior quality 200 thread count queen set (including flat, fitted, two pillowcases), made of Egyptian cotton and woven in Europe, could retail reasonably for about $150-$250," says Joanna.
What do you prefer?
After going through the quality checklist, go with what feels best for you. If you're looking for a durable linen, Joanna recommends any percale from thread count 200 to 800. Percale is any cotton woven with a 200 thread count or higher and will be more durable than a cotton satin of the same thread count. It's also less likely to pill than cotton satin because it has a denser weave. Love the feel of a cotton button down shirt? Joanna advises a crisp, dense 200 thread count percale. Prefer a silkier sheet? Go for a 300 to 600 cotton satin. If you want lighter sheets, Joanna says, a 400 thread count sheet can be soft and light, while an 800 percale would be soft and dense. The higher the thread count, the more likely multiple-ply thread is used or picks are added, making the fabric denser and heavier.
Now you know that quality is not just about the number, so don't let numbers rule your bed! Remember what to look for on the label and be wary of too-low prices for supposedly high quality items. Beyond that, go with what you prefer. Get a good feel of the sheets before buying. Whether you're unzipping the packaging or lying down on a display bed, make sure the fabric feels good against your skin and soon you'll be having sweet dreams!
Find out how to keep your new linens crisp and clean with our tips to whiter-than-white sheets.


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Jharkhand CM asks ministers, officials not to use sirens
PTI | Last Updated: Friday, January 3, 2014 - 23:05
Ranchi: Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Friday asked his Cabinet Ministers and bureaucrats not to use siren while travelling across Jharkhand.
His direction came while chairing a meeting attended by Chief Secretary R S Sharma, Director General of Police Rajeev Kumar and other senior officials, official sources said here.
He also asked his cabinet colleagues to use minimum cars for their convoy -- a significant decision that comes in the backdrop of previous governments using sirens even while crossing hospitals and clinics.
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