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The Romanian national focal point is a unit within the National Anti-Drug Agency under the remit of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The director of the Agency acts as the national coordinator on drugs in Romania. The director is responsible for coordinating the drafting of the national drugs strategy and related action plans and acts for their application. The director also has the responsibility of ensuring compliance with the international conventions and agreements to which Romania is party and proposes to the Government, through the Ministry of Internal Affairs, measures regarding the fulfilment of the obligations arising from these international documents.
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The fourth general population survey was conducted in Romania in November–December 2013 with a sample of 7 200 respondents aged 15–64 and using the standard methodology recommended by the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA). The previous studies took place in 2004, 2007, 2010. The 2004 survey revealed low lifetime prevalence rates for illicit drug use; however, subsequent studies indicated an increase in the lifetime use of all types of illicit drugs (including new psychoactive substances) from 1.7 % in 2007 to 8.4 % in 2013. The latest study confirms that cannabis continues to be most used drug in Romania. About 4.6 % of the adult population had used cannabis at least once in their lifetime, 2 % had used it in the past year and 1 % in the last 30 days. This was a substantial increase in the prevalence of cannabis use when compared to 2010 data (lifetime prevalence of 1.6 %, last year prevalence of 0.3 % and last month prevalence of 0.1 %). Males reported cannabis use more frequently than females. The prevalence of illicit drug use was higher in younger age groups. In 2013 the highest rate of recent and current prevalence was among 15- to 24-year-olds, at 3.4 % and 2.1 % respectively.
The 2010 and 2013 studies also examined use of new psychoactive substances (NPS), and both studies indicated that about 2 % of the Romanian adult population had experimented with them. However, there has been a reduction in recent use of these substances from 1.1 % to 0.3 % respectively, and none of the respondents indicated consumption of NPS in the last month. All other illicit substances were used less frequently by the general population. Thus the prevalence of lifetime use of ecstasy was 0.9 %, followed by cocaine at 0.8 % and amphetamines at 0.3 %.
National school surveys were conducted in Romania in 1999, 2003, 2007 and 2011 among a representative sample of students aged 15–16, as part of the European School Survey Project on Alcohol and Other Drugs (ESPAD). Generally, the data showed that the prevalence of illicit drug use is low in Romania compared to other European Union (EU) Member States, but the trend seems to be increasing for most drugs. To date, these surveys have indicated that cannabis is the most prevalent drug among students and that lifetime prevalence increased from 1 % in 1999 to 7 % in 2011. Lifetime prevalence of inhalants was reported by 6 %, and cocaine and hallucinogens by 2 %. Last year prevalence of cannabis use was reported by 6 % and last month prevalence by 2 %.
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Prevention activities in Romania are developed based on guiding principles outlined in the National Anti-Drug Strategy 2013–20 and the respective Action Plan for 2013–16, and coordinated by the National Anti-Drug Agency. The activities in this field are primarily implemented by the Ministry of Education and Scientific Research and a territorial network of 47 drug prevention, evaluation and counselling centres set up by the National Anti-Drug Agency, in cooperation with other governmental bodies. Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are key partners in the implementation of projects at the local level.
Schools are the primary settings for universal prevention activities. Standard information programmes continue to play a significant part in drug-use prevention; however, personal skills development and peer-based training modalities are increasingly being incorporated within universal prevention activities. For example, the project Unplugged, focusing on the attitudes and skills of 12- to 14-year-old schoolchildren, was implemented in a district of Bucharest, and in 2012 it was scaled up to the national level. In addition, around 100 local school-based projects were implemented in Romania in 2014; some provided information and were designed to raise awareness about the consequences of drug use, while others promoted alternative leisure activities for pupils. Family prevention initiatives have been implemented mainly at the local level and aim to increase parents' awareness of substance use risks and strengthen the protective role of the family; however, although the number of projects in this field shows a constant increase, participation in these activities remains low. Community-based prevention is mainly oriented towards information provision about licit and illicit drugs.
Selective prevention is mostly targeted at youngsters in recreational and festival settings, Roma groups, the prison population, former drug users, victims of family violence and young adults leaving care. Following a successful pilot of the EU-wide project FreD goes net, an early intervention project with young people who have come to the attention of police, work or school because of drug use, the initiative is now carried out nationwide in collaboration with local drug prevention, evaluation and counselling centres. Indicated prevention interventions remain isolated and rare. It should be noted that implementation of indicated prevention activities in 2011–14 was affected by a lack of financial and managerial resources at the national level.
In 2014 minimum standards for drug use prevention programmes, from an EU-funded project, were translated and it has been proposed that they will become a legally binding document in Romania. Romania is no longer participating in the second phase of the European Drug Prevention Quality Standards project.
See the Prevention profile for Romania for more information.
Up to 2012 the EMCDDA defined problem drug use as injecting drug use or long duration/regular use of opiates, cocaine and/or amphetamines. However, in 2012 a new definition of 'high-risk drug use' was adopted. The new definition includes 'problem drug use', but is broader (mainly in its inclusion of the high-risk use of more substances). Details are available here.
Injecting drug use estimates based on the treatment multiplier method are available annually from 2008 for Bucharest only. It was estimated that in 2014 there were about 7 189 injecting drug users (95 % confidence interval (CI): 5 377–9 709), or 6.2 per 1 000 inhabitants aged 18–49 (95 % CI: 4.7–8.4). Based on data on injecting drug users from treatment, it is estimated that about 96.2 % of this group use heroin as a primary substance, while 2.3 % use new psychoactive substances (mainly synthetic cathinones). The lack of a nationwide estimate is explained by the lack of availability of suitable data sources, including the lack of availability of treatment outside the capital city.
Look for High-risk drug use in the Statistical bulletin for more information.
In Romania, treatment is provided by the medical units within the Ministry of Health, integrated care services through the Drug Prevention, Evaluation and Counselling Centres within the National Anti-Drug Agency, and by treatment units in prisons and in specialised treatment centres. The treatment data reporting system in Romania is based on the treatment demand indicator (TDI) standard European protocol version 3.0, for which data have been collected since 2011. Individual data are collected by the treatment centres and reported to the national level; the process is regulated by law. Low-threshold agencies and general practitioners do not provide drug treatment in Romania.
In 2014 some 42 outpatient units, 23 inpatient units and 16 units in prisons provided data on treatment demand. A total of 2 622 clients entered treatment, of which 1 398 were new clients entering treatment for the first time. The majority of clients entered treatment through inpatient treatment centres.
In 2014 opioids were reported as the primary drug by 42 % of all treatment clients, followed by 37 % for cannabis and 13 % for other substances (mainly NPS). Among new treatment clients, 61 % reported cannabis as their main drug, followed by 28 % for other substances and 15 % for opioids (mainly heroin). In 2012 half of all (49 %) and new treatment clients (54 %) reported using other substance, mainly hypnotics and sedatives or NPS, as their main drug of use, while in 2013–14, following a change in legal provisions, the proportion of those who were admitted to treatment due to other substances decreased. In addition, an increase in the proportion of clients who entered treatment due to cannabis use in 2014 is attributed to initiation of the procedure which allows for treatment as an alternative to imprisonment for certain categories of offenders. Injection remains common among opioid users, thus in 2014 around 94 % of all and 85 % of new treatment clients whose primary substance was opioids reported that they currently injected it.
In 2014 the mean age of all clients entering treatment was 29, while new treatment clients were slightly younger with an average age of 26. With regard to gender distribution, among all clients entering treatment 83 % were male and 27 % were female. The proportion of females was slightly smaller among the new treatment clients, at 21 %.
Look for Treatment demand indicator in the Statistical bulletin for more information.
Only a limited amount of data on the prevalence of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), hepatitis B virus (HBV) and hepatitis C virus (HCV) is available at the national level. The available data from HIV notifications indicated an alarming increase in drug-related infectious diseases among people who inject drugs (PWID) between 2011 and 2013 (a total of 171 new HIV cases linked to injecting drug use were reported in Romania in 2011; 282 in 2012; 275 in 2013). However, in 2014 the number of new HIV notifications among PWID did not increase, as 154 new cases were reported. Nevertheless, this number is well above the average number of new HIV cases reported annually among PWID prior to 2011 (according to the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control). Data based on self-reported testing results among users seeking medical assistance also indicated an increasing trend from 2010 to 2013 (from around 4.2 % in 2010 to 49.2 % in 2013), but more recent data suggest some decrease in HIV prevalence rates among this group. In 2014 around 27.5 % of 229 drug treatment clients who inject drugs admitted being HIV positive.
Data from those who seek drug treatment indicated a constant upwards trend in HBV prevalence rates between 2009–13, mainly due to an increase in the prevalence among female drug users. Up to 2012 HBV prevalence constantly increased among those who have injected drugs for fewer than two years, but this trend seemed to come to an end in 2013.
With regard to HCV infection, the available data indicated an increasing trend in HCV prevalence from 63.9 % to 82.4 % among PWID admitted to treatment over the period 2008–12, with a peak in 2012. In 2013 the prevalence of HCV among this population reduced slightly to 74.2 %, while the highest rates are among those with an injecting drug history of five years and more. A possible reduction in HCV prevalence rates is also indicated by the 2012 study among a sample of PWID in Bucharest, where the reported HCV prevalence was at 79.3 %, which is lower than was reported in similar studies from 2007 and 2009.
The recent additional studies on the prevalence of blood-borne infections among PWID attending harm reduction services indicate more or less similar trends in HIV, HCV and HBV prevalence as those observed among drug treatment clients.
There has been a change in patterns of drug use and a new high-risk group of users has emerged in Romania in the last decade, which explains the recent changes in the prevalence of drug-related infections among PWID. Thus an emerging trend of using NPS has been registered, which has significantly altered the existing drug use models, with subsequent diffusion of phenomenon within entire PWID populations. In addition, sub-groups of young users engaging in high-risk drug use and sex workers, who have multiple risk factors are emerging groups. Moreover, the limited availability of adequate prevention measures has contributed to the trend, while intensified testing of PWID has led to higher detection rates in the most recent years.
Based on the rapid increase in HIV cases, the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control and the EMCDDA carried out rapid risk assessments of the situation in the country in 2011 and 2013.
Look for Drug-related infectious diseases in the Statistical bulletin for more information.
The data on drug-induced deaths in Romania was reported by the nationwide Special Mortality Register of the Forensic Medicine Network, which is comprised of 53 forensic medicine units nationwide. However, most data on drug-induced deaths originate from the National Legal Medicine Institute in Bucharest, and almost half of the network members do not report any drug-induced deaths, which indicates very significant partial coverage and subsequent underreporting and underestimation of the number of drug-induced deaths in the whole country. Apart from that, data extraction and reporting is in line with EMCDDA definitions and recommendations.
In 2014 there were 33 directly drug-induced deaths reported, indicating an increasing trend since 2011 (15 cases), and a return to the numbers reported in the period 2006–10. The sharp decline in the number of drug-induced deaths reported in 2011 was explained by an increase in the use of NPS and the replacement of heroin by these substances. With regard to distribution by gender and age in 2014, the majority of cases were male (25 case), and the mean age of victims was 30.1 years. All cases were toxicologically confirmed, and 25 were attributed to overdose by opioids. In the majority of these cases the presence of methadone was detected, which indicates an alarming increase since 2007. In addition, two or more psychoactive substances were present in the half of cases.
The drug-induced mortality rate among adults (aged 15–64) was reportedly 2.4 deaths per million in 2014, lower than the latest European average of 19.2 deaths per million, but this rate is an underestimate (see above).
Look for Drug-related deaths in the Statistical bulletin for more information.
Since 2005 the National Anti-Drug Agency (NAA) is responsible for the coordination of activities in the drugs field at both the national and local levels; however, the Ministry of Health (MoH) also plays a significant role in the provision of treatment through the network of national health programmes with therapeutic and social reintegration components.
Outpatient drug treatment is provided through a network of Drug Prevention, Evaluation and Counselling Centres of the NAA, Addiction Integrated Care Centres (private or NGO-based) and Mental Health Centres under the MoH. The inpatient treatment system network consists of detoxification units in the MoH hospitals and therapeutic communities run by the NGOs. Treatment provided by the Drug Prevention, Evaluation and Counselling Centres and the Mental Health Centres is funded from the public budget, and as such is free of charge for clients. Drug treatment is delivered in prisons in specialised prison treatment units, or by outside specialists.
The drug treatment system in Romania has three levels of assistance and care. The first level is the main access path to integrated care for drug users and provides treatment at primary medical assistance units and emergency rooms, together with general social services; it is delivered by public, private and non-governmental organisations. The second level is called the integrated care services. These are referral centres, operated exclusively by public treatment services, which provide psychiatric units for primary or specialised care, or for mental health treatment. The third level relates to highly specialised care, and consists of inpatient detoxification treatment and residential therapeutic communities. Aftercare services are poorly developed, with one day-care centre in the public network (near Bucharest) and several foundations and NGOs offering assistance in other Romanian cities.
Methadone maintenance treatment was introduced in 1998, and opioid substitution therapy (OST) with buprenorphine in 2007, and the combination buprenorphine/naloxone in 2008. The legal procedures for entering into OST were revised in 2005 in order to simplify access to treatment. Currently, the government provides OST in nine MoH hospitals and three Centres for Anti-Drug Prevention, Assessment and Counselling in Bucharest, as well as in prisons. In addition, three private providers and one NGO provide OST.
The coverage rate for OST is estimated to be low, with a total of approximately 1 200 clients benefiting from OST in 2014, of which 593 received methadone maintenance treatment.
See the Treatment profile for Romania for additional information.
Up to 2010 prevention activities targeting drug-related infectious diseases related to injecting were mainly financed under the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, and were implemented by NGOs. In 2007 needle and syringe programmes funded by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) were also set up. However, the technical support programmes ended in 2010–11, and in order to address the potential ending of service provision the National Anti-Drug Agency took measures to provide clean needles and syringes through the National Programme of Medical, Psychological and Social Care of Drug Users 2009–12 (syringes were procured for supply in 2012 and 2013). In addition, a decision was taken on further project-based support to NGOs involved in harm reduction service provision. Resources from the structural funds were also allocated in 2011–12, to close the funding gap of the services. In addition, the General Council of Bucharest approved the financial support of harm reduction services. In 2012–13 these resources helped fund an NGO-led project providing harm reduction and reintegration programmes for people who inject drugs. Despite all these efforts, further sustainability and funding of harm reduction responses in Romania remains a challenge, although the Government made a commitment to step up and expand harm reduction responses in the new National Anti-Drug Strategy 2013–20 and its first Action Plan for 2013–16.
Needle and syringe programmes are implemented in Bucharest, which is considered to have the most serious problems related to injecting drug use, and also in two counties. However, the demand for such services outside the capital remains low. The 2013 HIV risk assessment confirmed an ongoing lack of prevention coverage in Romania. Two NGOs run outreach programmes for people who inject drugs, and provide needle and syringe exchange programmes in fixed locations (three units) and via street workers and a mobile team (53 outreach sites). Needle and syringe programmes are available in two prisons, although they are not used by the inmates. In 2014 NGOs distributed around two million syringes, sustaining same level of provision as in 2013, which represented nearly a doubling compared to the 2011–12 levels of provision. In addition to clean needles and syringes, the programmes also provide free voluntary counselling and testing, free hepatitis A virus and HBV vaccinations, support and information, risk reduction counselling, condoms and referrals to other services. Access to the treatment of drug-related infectious diseases is considered relatively easy in the case of HIV infection, but remains difficult for those with chronic HCV infection.
See the Harm reduction overview for Romania for additional information.
Due to its geographical location, Romania forms part of the Balkan route for heroin smuggling. The available data indicate that heroin originates in Afghanistan and is trafficked through Turkey and other Balkan countries into Romania towards central and western Europe. Cocaine is shipped from South America (Columbia, Bolivia and Venezuela) in larger quantities through the ports on the Black Sea, or by road and air from other EU Member States, and is mainly intended for markets outside the country. Cannabis comes mainly from Spain, Albania, Belgium, France and the Netherlands, and enters Romania from Hungary. The domestic production of cannabis has increased since 2010. In 2014 a total of 74 cannabis plantations were seized, which is more than reported in the previous years. While small-scale domestic cultivation of cannabis predominates, an industrial crop of cannabis was discovered in Romania in 2013, aiming to supply markets in Germany and the Czech Republic. Ecstasy and amphetamines originate in west European countries (Belgium and the Netherlands) and are trafficked to Romania or further to Turkey. In 2013 four illicit laboratories were seized in Romania, but none was discovered in 2014. NPS, originating in China, arrive in Romania usually via postal courier services.
Cannabis products remain the primary drugs seized in Romania. However, in 2013 and 2014 the quantities of cannabis products seized decreased when compared to previous years, except for cannabis plants, for which a significant increase in the number and quantities of seizures has been reported. In 2013 a total of 8 835 plants and 110 kg of green mass, and in 2014 a total of 422.164 kg of green mass were seized. With regard to stimulants, in 2014 the record amounts of ecstasy and amphetamines were seized. Thus, the seizures of ecstasy amounted to 317 966 (27 506 tablets in 2012), while a total amount of 3.802 kg of seized amphetamine was reported. The number of heroin seizures continued to decrease when compared to 2011–12, but remained far below the levels reported before 2010. Although in 2013 the amount of heroin seized increased almost threefold when compared to 2012 (45 kg in 2012; 111.6 kg in 2013), in 2014 only 25.787 kg was seized. A decline was also reported in the quantity of cocaine seized, from 161 kg in 2011 to 34 kg in 2014, while the number of seizures remains fairly constant over recent years.
In 2014 a total of 687 people were convicted by a court under the national drug legislation (913 in 2013; 1 096 in 2012; 853 in 2011), the majority (more than 97 %) due to drug trafficking charges.
Look for Drug-law offences in the Statistical bulletin for additional data.
Since 2004 penalties have been linked to the type of drug — 'risk' or 'high risk' — and there are new separate concepts of user and addict, according to diagnosis. The latest changes in the Criminal Code that entered into force on 1 February 2014 reduced several penalty ranges for supply offences.
Drug consumption per se is forbidden, but no punishment is specified. The court can impose a sentence of between three months and two years in prison or a fine in cases of possession for personal use of 'risk' drugs, or between six months and three years for 'high-risk' drugs. When a drug user is convicted of any of these offences, on imprisonment he or she can choose an integrated assistance programme instead; the consent of the drug user is a prerequisite for inclusion in such a programme. This has been enabled by, and clearly defined in, the new Criminal Code.
All actions related to the production and sale of 'risk' drugs are punishable by 2–7 years' imprisonment, while for 'high-risk' drugs the range is 5–12 years. Import or export of 'risk' drugs is punishable by 3–10 years' imprisonment, and in cases of 'high-risk' drugs the range is 7–15 years.
In the period 2009–10 some 44 NPS were placed under control in Romania. A number of other initiatives were undertaken in 2011–12 to increase the monitoring and control of NPS, enforcing various existing laws such as consumer safety laws, to counteract their trade and use. At the end of 2011 a new law counteracting the supply of any products with potentially psychoactive effects, regardless of their intended use, was adopted. It defines the characteristics as well as the procedure for how the supply of such products shall be authorised. Violations of the law are crimes punishable by prison sentences of six months to three years (less if the psychoactive effects were not actually known to the seller).
Go to the European Legal Database on Drugs (ELDD) for additional information.
Romania's National Anti-Drug Strategy 2013–20 was adopted by the Government on 9 October 2013. It was designed following consultations with stakeholders and takes into account the EU Drugs Strategy 2013–20. Reflecting a balanced approach, the National Anti-Drug Strategy is structured around the two pillars of drug demand reduction and drug supply reduction. It also contains three cross-cutting (or transversal) themes: (i) coordination; (ii) international cooperation; and (iii) research, evaluation and information. The National Strategy has five overarching objectives:
The National Strategy is being implemented through two Action Plans, addressing the periods 2013–16 and 2017–20. Evaluation and analysis form an important part of the National Strategy, and evaluation of both Action Plans and the overall strategy is planned.
Established in December 2002, the National Anti-Drug Agency (NAA) is a specialised legal entity under the coordination of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The NAA is tasked with the national coordination of Romania's anti-drug strategy and the authorities involved in implementing it. Supply reduction issues are coordinated by the Directorate for Investigation of Organised Crime and Terrorism. In consultation with stakeholders, NGOs and the government, the NAA designed Romania's National Anti-Drug Strategy 2013–20. The NAA is also responsible for international cooperation between Romanian institutions and foreign organisations working in the field. The Romanian Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction is also located within the NAA as one of its four units. The NAA is supported by a Scientific Committee.
The NAA has 47 Drug Prevention, Evaluation and Counselling Centres at the local level, six of which are in Bucharest.
In Romania, the financing of drug-related activities is decided annually by the entities in charge of their implementation. Estimates on labelled drug-related public expenditure (1) go back to 2004 but their completeness varies over time. Therefore, it is not possible to provide an estimate of Romanian drug-related public expenditure.
The budget of the National Anti-Drug Agency, i.e. of the agency that coordinates national drug policy, is the only budget item consistently reported over time. However, its share of the total drug-related expenditure is unknown. In the period 2009–12, on average the NAA's budget represented about 0.003 % of gross domestic product. In 2013 Romania benefited from significant funding from European programmes and from foreign help; the funding was geared toward programmes such as OST, HIV and HCV screening for people from high-risk groups, and teams with dogs trained in drug trafficking detection.
The available information does not allow the total size and trends in drug-related public expenditure in Romania to be reported.
(1) Some of the funds allocated by governments for expenditure on tasks related to drugs are identified as such in the budget ('labelled'). Often, however, the bulk of drug-related expenditure is not identified ('unlabelled') and must be estimated by modelling approaches. The total budget is the sum of labelled and unlabelled drug-related expenditure.
One of the objectives of the National Anti-Drug Strategy 2013–20 is 'promoting scientific research as the fundamental basis in defining and developing response measures in the drug field'. The objective is implemented through actions foreseen in the Action Plan for 2013–16 to implement the related strategy by developing studies within different categories of population (general population surveys, ESPAD, young population, vulnerable groups) and also regional and local studies. These are mainly done on the basis of the methodologies developed by the National Anti-Drug Agency with the support of its Scientific Committee.
Drug-related research is mainly conducted by public bodies and NGOs, and findings are disseminated through websites and professional journals. Institutional bodies and NGOs may also benefit from external funds such as the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, the Open Society Institute, the United Nations Children's Fund and UNODC.
The National Anti-Drug Agency uses its website and reports, and national scientific journals, as the main dissemination channels for drug-related research findings. Recent drug-related studies have mainly focused on aspects related to the prevalence and the consequences of drug use (data collection for the ESPAD survey that took place in 2015) and research on vulnerable groups.
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|Prevalence of drug use — schools (%)
|Prevalence of drug use — young adults (%)
|Prevalence of drug use — all adults (%)
|All clients entering treatment (%)
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|Prevalence of drug use — schools (%)
|Prevalence of drug use — young adults (%)
|Prevalence of drug use — all adults (%)
|All clients entering treatment (%)
|New clients entering treatment (%)
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|Price per gram (EUR)
|Prevalence of drug use — schools (%)
|Prevalence of drug use — young adults (%)
|Prevalence of drug use — all adults (%)
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|27 mg
|131 mg
|Price per tablet (EUR)
|Prevalence of drug use — schools (%)
|Prevalence of drug use — young adults (%)
|Prevalence of drug use — all adults (%)
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|Price per gram — herbal (EUR)
|Price per gram — resin (EUR)
|Prevalence of problem drug use
|Problem drug use (rate/1 000)
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|Drug-related infectious diseases/deaths
|HIV infections newly diagnosed (cases / million)
|HIV prevalence (%)
|HCV prevalence (%)
|Drug-related deaths (rate/million)
|Health and social responses
|Syringes distributed
|926 391
|7 199 660
|Clients in substitution treatment
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|161 388
|Treatment demand
|All clients
|10 702
|100 456
|New clients
|3 773
|35 007
|All clients with known primary drug
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|97 068
|New clients with known primary drug
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|34 088
|Drug law offences
|Number of reports of offences
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|282 177
|Offences for use/possession
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p Eurostat provisional value.
: Not available.
1 Gross domestic product (GDP) is a measure of economic activity. It is defined as the value of all goods and services produced less the value of any goods or services used in their creation. The volume index of GDP per capita in Purchasing Power Standards (PPS) is expressed in relation to the European Union (EU-27) average set to equal 100. If the index of a country is higher than 100, this country's level of GDP per head is higher than the EU average and vice versa.
2 Expenditure on social protection contains: benefits, which consist of transfers in cash or in kind to households and individuals to relieve them of the burden of a defined set of risks or needs.
3 Unemployment rates represent unemployed persons as a percentage of the labour force. Unemployed persons comprise persons aged 15 to 74 who were: (a) without work during the reference week; (b) currently available for work; (c) actively seeking work.
4 Situation of penal institutions on 1 September, 2014.
5 Share of persons aged 0+ with an equivalent disposable income below the at-risk-of-poverty threshold, which is set at 60 % of the national median equivalised disposable income (after social transfers).
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|34.7 % bep
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|Total expenditure on social protection (% of GDP) 2
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|Unemployment rate 3
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|9.4 %
|Unemployment rate of population aged under 25 years
|21.7 %
|20.3 %
|Prison population rate (per 100 000 of national population) 4
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|At risk of poverty rate 5
|25.4 %
|17.2 %
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The Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore, will continue to run its undergraduate programme but will award a BSc (Research) degree instead of a BSc degree at the end of the fourth year.
After asking Delhi University to roll back its four-year under graduate programme (FYUP), the UGC had last month send circulars to three universities including IISc, Bangalore asking them to roll back their four-year programmes.
The IISc had sent a detailed clarification in this regard.
"Keeping in mind the design and curriculum of the 3+1 year integrated research programme, we have decided to combine the Bachelor of Science degree with Research. Consequently, we are going to award a BSc (Research) degree, which would very well be in conformity with the UGC specified degrees notified by it in the Gazette of India issued on July 5, 2014," IISc director Prof Anurag Kumar said.
He said that the institute's programme was different from a regular BSc programme and the fourth year was devoted to research. "It combines science, engineering and the humanities," Prof Kumar told HT.
According to sources, the UGC has agreed the twin programme leading to BSc (Research) would be in conformity with its norms.


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(KANSAS CITY) Mo. – Nov. 18, 2013 – 3D Systems President and CEO Abe Reichental was so excited about the DIY Entrepreneurship Challenge that he immediately donated five Cube 3D printers as a prize. The Kauffman Foundation, Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) and DIY.org, a platform for youth to learn skills and share what they make and do, launched the competition to give the world's do-it-yourself youth a chance to be entrepreneurial.
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COPPELL, Texas — Walls + Forms Inc. has introduced its Mini Pallet Promota, a modular, robust pallet display system designed specifically for promoting palletized or bulk stacked products.
The Mini Pallet Promota can be activated as a pre-packaged display or as a permanent in-store fixture. It enables the user to expand the merchandising footprint by interlocking multiple modular mini pallets. Two sizes are available. Ergonomic base graphic wedges accommodate engaging promotional signage that attach to the mini pallets or can be used independently to surround existing pallets or various sizes. This provides an adjustable display edge that is smooth and attractive.
Pre-packed Mini Pallet Promota display contents include a base, four full wedges that store multiple graphics, four corner joiners, plus a sign and three piece spigoted pole. This system has an 800 kg load capacity and can be forked in-store with a pallet jack or fork lift. Its heavy duty injection moulded base and wedge surround insures a long lifespan.


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Casa Del Sol Machupicchu
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Casa Del Sol Machupicchu
About the Hotel
Property Location
Located in Machu Picchu, Casa Del Sol Machupicchu is in the historical district and minutes from Stadium and Wiñaywayna Park. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Aguas Calientes Hot Springs and Las Termas.
Make yourself at home in one of the 30 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected.
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and a fireplace in the lobby.
Enjoy a satisfying meal at a restaurant serving guests of Casa Del Sol Machupicchu. Mingle with other guests at a complimentary reception, held daily. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage. A train station pick-up service is provided at no charge.
Hotel Facilities
- Bar/lounge
- Full-service spa
- Restaurant
- Concierge services
- Luggage storage
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- 24-hour front desk
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free breakfast
- Turkish bath/Hammam
- Free train station pickup
- Free reception
- Free WiFi
- Spa services on site
- Fireplace in lobby
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Total number of rooms - 30
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- This property offers transfers from the train station. Guests must contact the property with arrival details 72 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
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- The national sales tax (18%) is charged upon check-out to citizens of Peru regardless of length of stay and to foreigners staying in the country for 60 consecutive days or more. Foreigners who present a valid passport and Andean Migration Card (Tarjeta Andina de Migración) at check-in are exempt from this tax. Furthermore, the tax may apply per room when the room is shared by a taxable and a nontaxable guest.
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The sudden death of Peaches Geldof remained a mystery today after a post mortem examination proved inconclusive.
Now toxicology tests are to be carried out to establish if there were drugs in her body but the results may not be obtained for several weeks.
Kent police said officers are continuing to investigate the circumstances around the 25-year-old's death at her home in Kent on Monday.
Police and paramedics were called to her five bedroom home in Wrotham at 1.35pm after someone at the house dialled emergency services and expressed concern for her welfare.
Ms Geldof was pronounced dead at the scene.
Peaches Geldof - a life in pictures
Peaches Geldof - a life in pictures
1/20 Earth mother
Peaches Geldof with her eldest son Astala
2/20 Happy family
Peaches, her husband Tom and their two sons
3/20 Ladies night
Peaches enjoys cocktails with two female friends at Hakkasan
4/20 Family selfie
Peaches, Astala and Tom take a cute family pic
5/20 Mummy's boy
Peaches with Astala
6/20 Full of life
A picture from Peaches' Instagram account
7/20 Selfie time
Peaches snaps a selfie on the train
8/20 Tragic death
Peaches Geldof - pictured in March 2014 - has been found dead at her home (Picture: Yui Mok/PA Wire)
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Peaches Geldof tweeted this image of herself and mother Paula Yates hours before she died
10/20 First picture
Peaches as a baby in March 1986 with parents Bob Geldof and Paula Yates and sister Fifi Trixiebelle (AP Photo)
11/20 Happy family
Peaches with husband Thomas Cohen and children Astala Dylan Willow Geldof-Cohen and Phaedra Bloom Forever Cohen at the Dolce&Gabbana 'Christmas On Sloane Street' Children's Boutique launch in December (Picture: Dave Benett)
12/20 Sisters
Peaches and Pixie Geldof at the Elle Style Awards in 2013 (Picture: Dave Benett)
13/20 Glamour couple
Thomas Cohen and Peaches Geldof at the London premiere of The Wolf Of Wall Street in January 2014 (Photo by Dave M. Benett/WireImage)
14/20 In the limelight
Peaches and Pixie Geldof (R) arriving at the premiere of Bruno in 2009 (EPA)
15/20 Growing up in public
Bob Geldof and daughters Peaches and Pixie at the premiere of Charlies Angels 2: Full Throttle in 2003 (Getty Images)
16/20 Socialite
Peaches at the Brit Awards in February (Pictures: Getty)
17/20 Rose tattoo
The TV personality was known for her quirky style
18/20 Family
Bob Geldof with a young Peaches on the right and sister Pixie left
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Peaches Geldof attends the ETAM show as part of the Paris Fashion Week Womenswear Fall/Winter 2014-2015
20/20 Glamorous
Peaches Geldof arrives for the amfAR's Cinema Against AIDS 2009 event (Reuters)
Kent police say they are treating her death as "non-suspicious and unexplained."
Police are refusing to comment on reports that no drugs and no suicide note was found at the house.
Yesterday it emerged that the TV presenter, journalist and former model had written about being "happier than ever" in the weeks leading up to her sudden death.
In a poignant last column for Mother & Baby magazine published this week she claimed she "had the perfect life" and that after having two young children "being a mum is the best part."
The celebrity presenter had two young sons with her second husband, musician Tom Cohen, the lead singer of the London band S.C.U.M. until it split earlier this year.
Her death came just hours after she had posted a final message on Twitter on Sunday of a picture of herself as a child with her mother, Paula Yates, with the message "me and my mum."
Ms Geldof had posted a series of photographs of her family life on the website Instagram but today these had been removed by family.
Police were called to the house in Wrotham by a relative who was concerned for her welfare.
Ms Geldof's husband is reported to have been visiting his parents at the time with their two young children.
A Kent County Council spokeswoman said that a post mortem examination into her death was due to take place at Darent Valley Hospital in Dartford this morning.
She said: "After the results of the initial post mortem results have been received, the Coroner will officially open an investigation. A decision on whether there needs to be an inquest depends upon the final results of the post mortem, which could take some weeks."
Ms Geldof's father Bob released a touching tribute after her death in which he said the family was suffering "beyond pain" and her elder sister Fifi Trixibelle Geldof yesterday posted a picture on Instagram of the two of them together when they were children and wrote: "My beautiful baby sister.... Gone but never forgotten. I love you Peaches x."
Ms Geldof was just 11 when her mother, TV presenter Paula Yates, died from an accidental heroin overdose in 2000, aged 41.
Ms Geldof, who had two young sons with her second husband, musician Tom Cohen, was a prolific tweeter and the final message she sent on Sunday was a picture of herself as a child with her mother, with the message "me and my mum".
A host of celebrities including Phillip Schofield, Holly Willoughby, Ellie Goulding, Simon Cowell and Lily Allen have paid tribute to Ms Geldof.
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Tailgate Touchdown: Publix Gift Card Giveaway
Grab your pom-poms, we've got something to cheer about! Today, we're giving you a chance to win a Publix gift card worth $250. But, that's not all. You could have the chance to win a $250 Publix gift card every week through October 25. In football terms, that means eight chances to make your tent the talk of the tailgate.
In honor of our first giveaway, we're getting fired up with our favorite game-day libations. From Bloody Mary Punch to Apple-Pie Infused Bourbon, there's seldom a spirit that isn't perfectly fit for a Southern tailgate. But, for an early-fall game day that's a little heavy on the heat with nary an air-conditioned respite (or shady live oak) nearby, there is one cool cocktail that we just can't pass up—or put down—our Apple, Lemon, and Gin Shandy.
Apple, Lemon, and Gin Shandy
From the September 2013 issue.
3 large Granny Smith apples, peeled and chopped
1/2 cup fresh lemon juice
3 tablespoons fresh shredded ginger
1/2 cup Simple Syrup
2 cups gin
1 (12-oz.) bottle chilled Pilsner beer or club soda
Garnish: apple and lemon slices
Puree apples, lemon juice, and ginger in a blender. Pour mixture through a fine wire-mesh strainer into a large pitcher, pressing to release juices; discard solids. Stir in Simple Syrup and gin. Chill 2 hours. Stir in chilled Pilsner beer or club soda. Serve over ice. Garnish, if desired.
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As a specialist in careers and personal development, I regularly come across people who are financially successful in their career, however leave a trail of destruction in their personal lives, as their natural passion is being crushed by a job they are talented at but really hate.
According to a recent Leadership Management Australasia survey, six out of every 10 Kiwis hate or dislike their job. This equates to more than one million people in New Zealand not looking forward to Mondays and living only for weekends and holidays.
While this is sad, what amazes me most is that the vast majority of these people stay in their career for 40-odd years until retirement.
Alternatively, a 2012 UK City & Guilds survey stated that nine out of 10 florists and gardeners said they were happy in their job.
To have a fulfilling life and career, it's imperative to merge what you are good at with what you are passionate about, ensuring you actually enjoy the hours between Sunday night and the following Saturday morning.
Once you find an area you are passionate about and want to develop further, you will now need to see how you can leverage across into this exciting new career from your current job.
A great way to achieve this without a massive drop in pay is to seek an industry matching your passion, and just do what you are currently getting paid to do. For example you are an accountant working for a professional services firm, however your passion is the sea and everything marine.
One option would be to swap industries by getting a senior-level finance role with a large boat builder or maritime business. This way you get to work near the sea, develop strong relationships and networks with people in the industry and still get paid for your level of skill.
Another option is to study part-time towards your dream career while in your current position. Just knowing you are on a new path can make your current job bearable, until that time comes to step out into your new opportunity. There are a wide range of great online tools out there to help you determine your passion and aligned career path.
Career Quest is an excellent careers.govt.nz assessment that allows you to find jobs that match your interests, rather than just your skills.
As it is a New Zealand based site, it is highly relevant to today's market and also provides very good information in relation to individual job tasks and responsibilities, pay and progression, the likelihood of employment as well as training and qualifications required to enter the industry.
A word of warning, however - don't ruin your hobby! Some people love to garden and potter around in the dirt, however working as a landscape designer would mean a lot of travel, working in the rain and snow and pitching in during the odd weekend.
Gardening is a great hobby and escape from work for many people, but think hard and long about the implications of your passion being your career over the long term.
You may well have to take time out to study and probably have to drop income, not so good if you have two cars on finance and a $500,000 mortgage.
Make sure moving into your new exciting passion as a career is not a pipe dream, but a series of measured steps getting you closer to your goal each day.
What is success to you? Remember that doing a job you are genuinely passionate about is key to your personal and career success.
Pursue what others are passionate about, rather than what you love, and you will always be disappointed.
Find your passion
Ask yourself three questions and make a list for each:
1. What do I enjoy doing?
2. What am I good at?
3. What are those things that give me a sense of purpose, and connect "me" with "me"?
4. Revisit your childhood. What did you love to do?
5. Make a list of people who are where you want to be. However, don't look at this from only a pure career sense, think about people you know who are where you want to be spiritually, emotionally and financially. Ask them how they got to where they are now and assess what learning you can apply in your life.
6. If you were free from all the things that limit you and hold you back, in what direction would you go for your career?
7. Don't be afraid to fail! Get out and try new things to see if they "stick".
8. Imagine your funeral and ask what you want your eulogy to consist of. What would be your lifetime achievements and the difference you made to those around you? How many of these are you doing right now?
9. What are the skills that come to you without any effort? Do you just "get" how engines work, do you find it easy to get on with almost anyone or can you make anything grow? What are some of the things you are a "natural" at?
Tom O'Neil is author of Selling Yourself to Employers and managing director of CV.CO.NZ. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Shakibi, Zhand (2009) Prospects for reform?: the Iranian elections: assessing the candidates: 'if the majority does not vote, the minority will govern'. IDEAS reports - strategic updates, Kitchen, Nicholas (ed.) SU002. LSE IDEAS, London School of Economics and Political Science, London, UK.
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On Parkway Square in north Tehran is a large banner sponsored by a political party not supporting Ahmadinejad. It reads, 'If the majority does not vote, the minority will govern.' This sentence is part of the Islamic Republic's campaign to obtain high voter turnout. It also has a subtle meaning aimed at the youth and urban populations which constitute an electoral majority and thus underscores a dynamic of the 2009 presidential elections, considered by many to be the most important election since 1989. A large voter turnout amongst these groups will bring defeat to the current president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and ensure victory of one of the reformist-leaning candidates, Mehdi Karrubi or Mir Hossein Mussavi.
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I've been looking at holos for my Buck Mark Target Build, but all in the $200 range. I think with most gun-related products, you get what you pay for, unless you're buying a "custom" product (ie lotsa money for a signature).
That said, I just busted out $30 for a Simmons Red-Dot 30MM 1X scope from MidwayUSA. Eventually, the gun will carry a C-More. The vast majority of the pros are shooting C-More holos, and few are getting sponsored (paid) to do so.
If the gun is for fun, why pay $200... but if you want performance, durability, adjustability, etc...
Also, watch out. One of the scopes was a 1 MOA model. That dot is TINY, and will be very hard to pick up. 4MOA-8MOA is standard for competition.


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Better to face Bradley Center issue now
The future is not someplace we will end up. It is the place we have a responsibility to create. For the past 150 years, the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce has taken that responsibility seriously.
The global presence of being an NBA city, the media coverage of hosting NCAA tournaments, combined with diverse community and entertainment programming, make the Bradley Center an asset. But after 22 years, the economics of operating in this venue make the need for a new facility an imperative.
In the short term, we understand that investing in renovations and building a new basketball facility are not our most pressing challenges. We acknowledge education reform, job creation, transportation funding and balancing the budget are more pressing priorities.
However, even in this context, there is space for a realistic discussion about what it will take to build a venue that promotes and entertains the greater Milwaukee region.
The Bradley Center, with the gracious support of Jane Bradley Pettit, was built for hockey. It is now the oldest facility (1988) in the NBA. Others near that vintage have received or are about to receive massive renovations: Detroit and Minnesota. Sacramento will either get a new facility or lose its team.
The Bradley Center, in one of the smallest NBA markets, has a limited ability to generate revenue. Financially, we have been unable to sign a long-term lease with our team.
We have an owner determined to give this city every opportunity to secure basketball for the long term, but Herb Kohl cannot do it alone. If we can't help ourselves, it's not likely the other teams in the league will, either.
We (state taxpayers) own the Bradley Center, which creates 1,200 jobs, spends $6 million a year on local businesses and generates more than $10 million a year in tax revenue. One in four area residents attended an event there at least once, more than 1.5 million people enjoy this facility annually, yet in its 22-year history, the Bradley Center has received only $5 million in taxpayer support.
At the very least, let's not lose all this and then act surprised. With no plan, we will have no future facility or team and will rejoin the list of cities trying to get a team.
In five to seven years, we will need a new facility. Over the short term, the financial model of the state-owned Bradley Center needs public- and private-sector support. A new facility will need a similar, albeit larger, partnership.
My suggestion to extend the Miller Park sales tax to support a new facility has strong precedence. We would be well-served in looking at models such as Oklahoma City, with its renovated new home for the Thunder. Oklahoma City extended small increases in the sales tax to fund a rolling list of community projects. Once funded, the sales tax sunsets, and a new list of civic projects are proposed. This creative, accountable and efficient effort has widespread support.
Elected officials rarely lead on these projects, and it's no surprise that they did not jump up and down with support here. Yes, there are certainly other possible financing alternatives, and ownership needs to put up its share, but any plan is likely to include some public funding.
Finally, I am very familiar with the concerns: small market, aging facility, distant playoff hopes and less than enthusiastic legislative support. But as one of two people sitting with state Sen. George Petak in the early morning hours of the final Miller Park vote, I don't want to rely on the fate of a similar courageous action.
As 3 million Wisconsin fans pound their hands (OK, a few are also Cubs fans), and Ryan Braun drops his bat to circle the bases, it's been awfully hard to hear those who said "we never should have built Miller Park."
We should have the public discussion, we should have a plan and we should have the opportunity to yell at the buzzer as the Bucks beat the Beijing Ducks in 2020. The future is our responsibility one way or the other.
Tim Sheehy is president of the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce.
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Tips For A Safe Holiday Weekend
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The Red Cross has posted some tips for how to have a safe and fun holiday weekend.
Let's start with the highway safety tips.
1) Don't follow another vehicle too closely
2) Pay attention and put the cell phones down
3) Turn your headlights on as dusk approaches or in bad weather
4) Make frequent stops. During long trips, rotate drivers. If you're too tired to drive, stop and get some rest.
5) If you have car trouble, pull off the road as far as possible.
And, here are some tips for making sure you are prepared for your trip.
1) Don't let your vehicle's gas tank get too low
2) Carry a disaster supply kit in your trunk
3) Let someone know your destination, your route, and when you expect to arrive. If your car gets stuck along the way, help can be sent along your predetermined route
4) Pay attention to the weather forecast for your destination and find out what disasters may occur there
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Thank you Mary! I actually teared up a little reading your response. I sometimes feel like I'm talking to myself when I'm posting but I've promised myself that I would continue to post the good or bad. One of my issues is that I haven't ever followed up on anything weight related so I'm trying to keep myself accountable. It makes me happy to hear that I can be inspiring or helpful to anyone. Lord knows I'm not perfect so that means alot.
I can relate to looking back at previous weights when I thought I was fat....there was a time when I cringed at the thought of even being in a double digit size...I didn't even know a size 20 and up existed! Now I dream of getting down to a size 12 or 14! My daughter has been a huge inspiration to me. She is only 3 and I joke around that I hope to lose the weight before she realizes that mommy has a weight problem. I joke but it really is a fear so I know that must be hard to hear the concern from your son but isn't it great to have that support and know that he cares? My biggest fear is that my daughter will grow up having the same eating issues that I have and I don't want to see her struggle or be made fun of or taunted by other children. Growing up is hard enough without dealing with a weight issue on top of it!
I will definitely check out the other website you mentioned. It sounds really great! Like you, I'm pretty busy but I'm always looking for new ways to stay motivated. The pounds are coming off but much slower than in the beginning so I have to keep reading other people's success stories and motivating things to keep me going. Thanks so much for sharing! It really means alot!
On a good note, I was down another pound this morning to 193.4 so it's coming off! I have my next doctors appointment next week so wouldn't it be great to report a 180's number??? Wow, that would be amazing. We'll see. My foot is finally improving so I'm going to actually increase my speed a little tomorrow to see how that goes.
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Giovanni, Smooth As Silk, Deep Moisture Shampoo, 8.5 fl oz (250 ml)
Giovanni, Smooth As Silk, Deep Moisture Shampoo, 8.5 fl oz (250 ml)
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Great clarifying power with no SLS
Most of the non-SLS shampoos don't clarify the scalp and leave buildup in the hair, most of the SLS shampoos leave the scalp dry, then over-oily and irritated. This shampoo actually does clarify! I was amazed how much buildup it has removed from my hair and how quickly. It smells really good and a little goes a long way. Moisture wise I am happy as well, I use it with Smooth As Silk Conditioner and Nutrafix hair reconstructor, and my hair got softer, smoother and even more straight. If you thought that this review was helpful, please feel free to press the "Yes" button.
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Not super impressed. It smells nice, but doesn't do much to moisturize my hair...
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City Council Could Vote to Amend Stage Three Water Restrictions
Wichita Falls, TX. - Wichita Falls isn't expected to go into stage 4 water restrictions for a couple of months, but one stage 4 restriction could come sooner than that.
City leaders say they will discuss ending one day a week sprinkler irrigation before stage 4 is even declared.
The city council decided to have the Water Resources Commission look into stage three changes after many citizens yesterday spoke in favor of cutting off the use of sprinklers.
During stage three restrictions Wichita Falls residents are allowed to water their lawns with sprinkler systems on their assigned day between the hours of midnight and five a.m.
In stage four that will be eliminated for residents and businesses, and now, it could happen even before stage 4.
Wichita Falls resident Cristian Barron says the sooner the better.
"It is a good idea because we need to conserve our water, who knows when the last drop is gonna be," says Barron.
Public Works Director Russell Schreiber says even though changing the restrictions now will help conserve some water, the process of changing the ordinance will be difficult.
"Everyone's gotten familiar or used to the stage three restrictions and now we're gonna modify those, so there's gonna be a lot of public outreach that we are going to need to do to reeducate the public,"say Schreiber.
Wichita Falls resident Gwen Moramn says even though it may cause confusion, It's no reason not to take action now that can mean more water later.
"I think that's a good reaction, I think rules are made to be changed and I think that shows responsibility, says Schreiber.
Schreiber says banning use of sprinkler systems could create a hardship for residents whose only way to water is with the systems.
"Wll there be a big backlash from those particular folks? I don't know. It could be but we'll just have to deal with it," says Schreiber.
Schreiber says the water resource commission should be able to present the proposed changes at the next city council meeting.
If you want to voice your opinion, that meeting will be at 8:30 on June 18th.
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As the title states, I live in central massachusetts. My wife and I are fairly new home owners (bought the house 2 years ago) and now we are beginning to get into projects that need to be done on the house itself and the property. My wife and I are very hands on type of people, so we are not afraid to get our hands dirty but we do as much research as we can before we do anything to avoid getting over our heads.
My wife has no problems helping me out, I just have to explain to her what to do if she doesn't understand, so no big deal there. As for myself, been an maintence landscaper, construction helper, diy auto mechanic and I'm sure I'm leaving something out. 80% of what I know, I have learned from family/friends and schooling. The other 20% I have learned by doing.
Here is a description of the house and property:
Built: 1939
Type: small red cape
Foundation: fieldstone with full basement
Wiring: house rewired in the '70s or '80s
Insulation: attic has been done but nothing else
Heat: Oil and burner
Landscape: in very poor condition but the house comes first
Well, I guess thats about it for now. I will be posting an issue that I currently in the contruction section so look for me there to help me out.
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DD's Blooms Wedding Florist1932 Drew Street
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Clearwater, Fl 33765, USA
"I was extremely disappointed in the services I received from DD's Blooms Florist. My centerpieces for the reception were skimpy and did not contain the number of flowers I paid for. I paid for a silk- draped canopy with 2 massive flower arrangements on each side, Instead, I got a tacky looking arch with one little arrangement in the center. I made my feelings known to the owner, yet she makes one excuse right after another, ignores my telephone calls, and has made no attempt to refund any monies owed to me. I am very disappointed in the service I received. For any of you planning a destination wedding in Clearwater, I would not recommend this florist. The owner seems to take the attitude that once she has your money, that's it. Your satisfaction is the least of her worries."
CCS PhotographyClearwater, FL, USA
"Roger Slater and his team of photographers are phenomenal. If you want quality photography, affordable prices, and creativity in your photos, CCS Photography is the one to call."
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Custom Linens4619 N. Hesperides St.
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Tampa, FL 33614, USA
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Coast to Coast Event Rentals2230 31st Street South
St. Petersburg, FL, United States
"Jesse Caya, the Owner, is great to work with. His inventory is great, and he can provide exactly what you're looking for. Prices are very reasonable. I highly recommend this vendor."
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Kristine AronsonClearwater, FL, USA
"If you want to look like a movie star on your wedding day, Kristine is the one to see. I felt and looked like a princess. I have never been more beautiful. Kristine's prices are very reasonable. She takes up a lot of time with you- she meets with you before the wedding to do a preliminary session- actually puts on your makeup, then again on your wedding day. She is delightful and knows her stuff."
Ceremony Venue:
Holiday Hotel Inn and SuitesClearwater, FL, US
"The location is beautiful. The staff is very accommodating, but it is a bit pricey. There are other sites much more expensive, but I thought that Holiday Inn could be a bit more reasonable on the pricing. Our wedding and reception were both at the Holiday Inn."
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Holiday Inn Hotel and SuitesClearwater, FL, US
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The Pink Project
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The Pink Project" is the specific initiative led by Actor Brad Pitt and Make It Right, to bring the nation and the world's attention to the devastation from Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, Louisiana. But the focus is not on the destruction, but on the rebuilding and renovation effort that the "Pink Project" is bringing to the Lower 9th Ward in New Orleans.
The "pink" buildings are Pitt's way of calling out to American's and citizens worldwide, to help rebuild the neighborhood and way of life in the 9th Ward. This holiday season families can help rebuild New Orleans by sponsoring a whole house -- or just pieces of a house -- and revitalize the area once again.
Each pink building is constructed of a large framework of Kee Klamp fittings, and aluminum pipe. Each building is sectioned into roughly four modular pieces, so it can be easily moved, assembled and disassembled when needed. The pink coverings are created from 100% recycled material, manufactured by Lighthouse For The Blind in New Orleans.
There are a total of 150 disjointed pink buildings in the Lower 9th Ward. This is to represent the destruction and chaos that occurred as the floodwaters from Katrina rocked the neighborhood. And over the next 6 weeks, the buildings will be assembled together in their proper places as the donations for each house is received.
In this phase of the project, there are 150 houses available for sponsorship. And each house that is sponsored will help to put a family back in the neighborhood. Obviously the ultimate goal of the project, is to get all 150 houses sponsored by the end of the 6 weeks.
After the donations are in, each of the 150 chosen families will have an opportunity to choose from 13 different house layouts. Below are two examples of the houses that the families can choose from.
Do your part, and help support the rebuilding of beautiful New Orleans! You can find the donation button on the Make It Right website, listed below.
Make it Right is a non-profit organization, founded by Brad Pitt, to act as a catalyst for redevelopment of the Lower Ninth Ward. If you would like to learn more about "The Pink Project" be sure to visit the Make It Right website at www.makeitrightnola.org
Kee Industrial Products (aka "Kee Klamp") is a Make It Right Bronze Donor in recognition for its donation of Kee Klamp fittings that is helping to create a safe and healthy neighborhood in New Orleans 9th, with an emphasis on superior quality and design and that captures the culture and spirit of the residents and their community.
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Hi! I just started simple fit, I'm 34 years old, mother of three. I am embarrassed to say that I cant do full military push ups in good form, nor can I do a pull-up. So I am modifying by doing as many military push ups as I can in good form and then switching to modified (girlie) push ups. I have pull-up rings in my basement and doing modfied pull-ups with my legs under me on a box and using if needed. My question is, should I stay on level 1 until I can complete it with full military push-ups and unassisted pull-ups?
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[quote user="DavenIII"][quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="DavenIII"][quote user="MattMeyerBud"] thats why I stopped responding to his points a long time ago [/quote]
Oh the Irony.
u have no idea what my points were, u were just confusing them with dezz
u honestly have talked so much **** that u don't even know who said what or what u are arguing
You don't have points, you have emotional responses it's ok, it's just a different way to think about things, but I think in this respect your emotional response to the Casey Anthony ruling is to simplistic, and the what you don't realize is that you can't separate one case from the system you need to formulate a "reason" for why she deserves the chair (and you haven't done that yet) and that reason must apply....to everyone else in the future...so it's not as easy as it sounds.
is it because the mother killed the child? then all mothers that kill their children must be sentenced to the Chair correct? no matter the circumstance...no that's to simplistic.
my point is there are already well defined circumstances which must be met in order for someone to be sent to the chair.
you simplify the question down to much....you asked me...do I think she would have gotten the chair.
that question is IMPOSSIBLE to answer, you keep saying..."of course she would" but you can't say that...it's silly to say that...because without evidence you can not figure out what to convict her of...would it have been Murder 1? Murder 2? Manslaughter? we can't know! because the evidence isn't there....thus we can't decide she deserves the chair...because we don't even know what we could have convicted her of.....as it stands...it was nothing...we couldn't convict her of anything at all.
no again ur a moron. U confused what dezz said with what i said
so after reading ur first sentence, i stopped. IF she had been found guilty of murder, with the way they disposed the body, her post-crime actions, her lies told to everybody, and the fact that it was a baby - you could of bet ur **** it would of been murder one


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Hi there. I have disassembled and reassembled my new Glock probably close to 10 times successfully since I picked it up, so I'm kind of clueless as to what's going wrong now on the 11th that's keeping me from getting it done.
I've cleaned it, reassembled everything (a.k.a. put the barrel back in the slide, attached the guide rod/spring down to the half moon), and I'm able to maneuver the slide all the way onto the receiver until the very last millimeter.
At this point, of course, I need to be holding down both of the little doohickeys that permit the attachment of the slide. I am holding them down, but the slide will not budge the last millimeter to home.
I have checked the slide, nothing appears to be in the way of the track. I have checked the receiver, nothing appears to be in the way. I have verified that indeed the two little button/tab/doohickey things that need depressing/"pulled down" are indeed being pulled down by me while I do this.
I'm completely lost.
I have fiddled around with the trigger, first ensuring that it's fully back. Then moving it to the forward position. This accomplishes nothing. I have (without force) attempted to push-in or move-around anything that protrudes from the receiver/main gun part. Nothing moves.
What am I doing wrong?