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Allah creates people in this world in an environment of trial. Headorned this environment of trial with unique details. We see that Allah continuously presents blessings to people from the details in this world, some of which we are aware and unaware. Thinking over these details is instrumental tounderstanding Allah's infinite wisdom.
Allah created tens of thousands of cities in this world and millions of houses accordingly in these cities. Each house, on the other hand, is in an aesthetical order. The harmony of colors in the carpet, the order of the armchairs, the image on the TV, and the beauty of the dresses in the wardrobe are all among the details of which we can see. However, the details we see are not limited to these only. Every house also has microbes and bacteria that are invisible to the naked eye.
Allah is the One Who knows everything and Who determines and gives order to everything. Everything a person goes through from his birth to his death, what they feel while experiencing these incidents and every vision they see come into existence because Allah creates them. For this reason a person must not live in heedlessness. He must ponder over the existence of Allah's infinite knowledge in details. Only then can details become meaningful. Such a person does not consider a wool dress only as a piece of cloth. Pondering over the DNA, which consists of all the features of the animal from which the wool was obtained, he gives gratitude to Allah for the artistry He creates in details.
In the Qur'an,Allah's superior power is related as thus:
Everything in the heavens and the earth glorifies Allah. He is the Almighty, the All-Wise. The kingdom of the heavens and the earth belongs to Him.He gives life and causes to die.He has power over all things. He is the First and the Last, the Outward and the Inward.He has knowledge of all things.It is He Who created the heavens and the earth in six days,then established Himself firmly on the Throne.He knows what goes into the earth and what comes out of it, what comes down from heaven and what goes up into it. He is with you wherever you are – Allah sees what you do. (Surat al-Hadid, 1-4)


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Modern Apartment Next to Biennale
Size60 m²
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The apartment is finely furnished and consists of two comfortable and spacious double bedrooms which may also be prepared with two single beds each instead. The living area consists of a fully equipped kitchen with everything you need for cooking, dining table and sofa that turns into bed. The bathroom is equipped with hairdryer and washing machine.
As soon as you leave the apartment you will find the entrance to the exhibition of the Biennale International Art Exhibition of Venice. Immersed in the green of the Park, the 29 pavilions of the participating nations are a great example of architecture of the twentieth century, between architects designers: Aalto, Hoffmann, Rietveld, Scarpa and Stirling.
The property is in a street adjacent to the Arsenale, the exhibition halls of the International Biennale of Modern Art, and only a 15-minute walk from the beautiful Piazza San Marco. The lively Via Garibaldi is nerby; you can savor the most authentic atmosphere among bacari (typical Venetian taverns) and restaurants, including craft shops and the local market. Via Garibaldi ends on Riva San Biagio, from here you can admire spectacular beauty across the Bacino San Marco, the water in front of Piazza San Marco, which you can reach in 15 minutes, by taking a scenic walk along the shore.
House rulesCheck-in After 20:00 and until 22:00, there's a supplement fee for check in of 20€, after 22:00 of 40€. These fees have to be paid in cash on arrival.
On arrival, after having visited your apartment, we will ask you for your valid credit card from which we will block an amount of €250.00 as a warranty / security deposit until the date of check-out.
The apartment is available after 15:00 on the day of arrival and must be vacated before 10:30 on the day of check out.
City Tax: tariffs will vary according to season; children aged between 10 and 16 will pay half the tax fare, whereas those under 10 will not be charged at all. The tax goes to a maximum of 2,50€ to a minimum of 0,90€ per person for day until 5 day of stay.
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Dejlig lejlighed, med fin udsigt og central beliggenhed, tæt på både vaporetto og san marco.
En ekstra tak skal lyde til assistenten der modtog os ved Arsenale, han var rigtig god til at give gode tips om byen.
Til fremtidige gæster, foreslår vi at i selv medbringer et par spise knive ;)
Beautiful apartment in the most beautiful city in Italy. He met all my expectations. Knowledgeable Lord gave us full information. In the apartment everything worked flawlessly. SUPER
Piękny apartament w najpiękniejszym mieście Włoch. Spełnił wszystkie moje oczekiwania. Kompetentny Pan udzielił nam wyczerpujących informacji. W mieszkaniu wszystko działało bez zarzutu. SUPER
luxury? dark, noisy and VERY VERY DIRTY
sending pictures if interested
de lujo?oscuro,ruidoso y MUY MUY SUCIO
envio fotos si interesa
The Gold-Apartment kept all its promises: it is ideally located in a quiet road and only a few minutes from the vaporetto stop of Ca d'Oro. The apartment is smaller than the pictures on Wimdu might suggest, but it is modern, good colours and furniture (quality beds!), very clean and all the appliances /apparatus worked well.
We were 2 couples occupying the appartment over 5 nights and very happy with our selection. The only point to mention: hard to believe that 6 people would share this appartment - much too small in our opinion.
Very central location, functional and practical furnished quiet apartment. Kitchen basic but equipped with the most necessary utensils. Especially in spring, especially in the evening cool. A few repairs would be appropriate. Very well suited for a stay with children. Very close to the vaporetto station.
Sehr zentral gelegene funktionell und praktisch eingerichtete ruhige Wohnung. Küche einfach aber mit den notwendigsten Utensilien ausgestattet. Besonders im Frühling vor allem abends kühl. Ein paar Reparaturen wären angebracht. Sehr gut geeignet für einen Aufenthalt mit Kindern. Sehr nahe zur Vaporettostation.
The apartment is beautiful and well decorated. For three people is big enough, bathroom very small. The location quiet yet central location, in a few minutes at the Ca d'Oro vaporetto stop. Unfortunately, it was not completely clean the floor and the cabinets were dusty.
Die Wohnung ist schön und gut eingerichtet. Für drei Personen ist sie genug gross, Bad sehr klein. Die Lage ruhig und doch zentral, in ein paar Minuten bei der Vaporetto-Haltestelle Ca d'oro. Leider war es nicht ganz sauber der Boden und die Schränke waren staubig.
The apartment is well located, it is comfortable and clean.
It has met our expectations.
El apartamento esta muy bien situado, es cómodo y limpio.
Ha respondido a nuestra expectativas.
We were pleasantly surprised, even towels and tea towels were available. Very quiet in an area where even real Venetians live.
It was just right for us.
Wir waren positiv überrascht, sogar Handtücher und Abtrockentücher waren vorhanden. Sehr ruhig gelegen in einer Zone, wo noch echte Venezianer leben.
Es war genau richtig für uns.
This turned out to be a terrific location—just what we were looking for! Far enough away from the touristic areas yet great access to all the water bus lines and close to local food markets, too. Since we were traveling before arriving, and we were without a phone, too— we were not able to make contact until the evening of our arrival. With the kind help of the upstairs neighbor who lent us her phone, we were in the apartment within the hour and everything was ready to go. Delightful stay!
Everything went well from booking to arrival at the apartment. Apartment 100% compliant with the ad. Nothing to say.
Tout s'est très bien passé depuis la réservation jusqu'à l'arrivée à l'appartement. Appartement conforme à 100 % à l'annonce. Rien à dire.
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- 3rd Year Ph.D. candidate in the Biological Engineering Department, working with Drew Endy.
- MEngSc in Mechanical Engineering, University College Dublin 2003
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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 15/5/2014 (1196 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
We usually talk about philanthropy and charitable donations in December, as the income tax deadline for the charitable-donation tax credit approaches.
However, a few things have compelled me lately to provide a mid-year reminder that, although Dollars and Sense talks about money all year long, it's not the money that's important, it's what it can do for you, your family and your community.
We had the honour and pleasure of attending a dinner this week at the new Canadian Museum for Human Rights, the house local and national philanthropy built. The event was held to present an international humanitarian award to Moe Levy, executive director of the Asper Foundation and one of the two people (with Gail Asper) most responsible for the museum dream becoming a reality.
This is the first Canadian national museum ever built outside of the National Capital Region, and the first national museum built in 45 years. It is impossible to overstate this accomplishment, and it has been achieved here in Winnipeg. That's no coincidence.
More than 65 individuals, corporations and institutions provided gifts in excess of $1 million to make this happen, and many, many other people have given what they can to help. This is a huge philanthropic inspiration, and the museum will be a huge draw for visitors to our city.
However, in Manitoba, that's just one example of the tremendous community spirit and generosity of our citizens, always near the top in Canada in terms of donations, volunteerism and helping our neighbours.
There are many organizations in our province that need our continued help and support. While some people have money to donate, for which they can receive a generous tax credit, other people donate equally important support by volunteering their time, expertise and goodwill.
On the money side, a quick reminder every $100 donated to a registered charity will net you a tax credit of about $45 combined on your federal and provincial tax returns, after your first $200 of donations in that year. There is a smaller credit on the first $200 each year. This means combining all annual donations on one spouse's tax return is wise.
If this will be your first year claiming a charitable-donation credit, there is an extra tax incentive. The government recently implemented a first-time donor's "super credit" for the 2013 to 2017 tax years, on up to $1,000 of total donations. This gives you back an extra $25 credit on each $100 donation up to $1,000, starting from the first dollar of donations that year. So, if you are a first-timer, maximize that credit.
Another painless way to donate may be with appreciated securities, such as company shares or mutual funds. If these have gone up in value since you purchased them, a sale will require you to declare a capital gain, and pay tax on half of that gain.
However, if you instead donate the shares or mutual fund units directly to a charity "in-kind" (rather than selling), then you get the full tax credit for the donation, and you can ignore the capital gain.
With Winnipeg Harvest recently becoming the second largest "city" in Manitoba, child poverty at a record level and all of the other needs in our community, your support is needed more than ever.
The Winnipeg Foundation is holding an information session on May 20 at 1:30 p.m. at the Norwood Hotel, if you want to learn more about donations and planned giving.
On a personal note, I have to brag a bit about our son, who provided me some added inspiration this past week. We were talking about things such as donations and travel, and he said, point blank, that we should enjoy our money any way we want, and not think about leaving him anything.
When he declared, with a distinct tone of pride, "We will make our own... Don't worry about us," I have to admit to being a very proud parent.
Now, get out there and enjoy "spring."
David Christianson, BA, CFP, R.F.P., TEP, CIM is a financial planner and adviser with Christianson Wealth Advisors, a Vice President with National Bank Financial Wealth Management, and author of the book Managing the Bull, A No-Nonsense Guide to Personal Finance.


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Councillors shut down Notorious B.I.G. honour
A bid to honour slain rapper Notorious B.I.G. in his native Brooklyn, New York has fallen flat after local officials decided he was too fat. Neighbourhood bosses have shut down a proposal to rename a street corner Christopher Wallace Way, citing the rap icon's misogynistic lyrics, criminal past and obesity.
Notorious B.I.G., real name Christopher Wallace, was shot and killed in 1997 and the case into his death still remains unsolved.
Fans were hoping to honour his memory ahead of the 20th anniversary of his death in 2017 with a street name near where he grew up, but it's beginning to look like that is not going to happen.
Local official Lucy Koteen has revealed she researched the rapper's history and decided to vote against the proposal, stating, "He started selling drugs at 12, he was a school dropout at 17, he was arrested for drugs and weapons charges, he was arrested for parole violations, he was arrested in North Carolina for crack cocaine, in 1996 he was again arrested for assault, he had a violent death, and physically the man is not exactly a role model for youth.
"I don't see how this guy was a role model, and frankly it offends me."
LeRoy McCarthy, who began the online petition to name the corner after his hero, has hit back, insisting, "There are many artists that share stories in a vernacular that their audiences understand. Biggie used the language from the streets he grew up in to convey what he wanted to say… Board members should not hold Wallace's physical appearance nor how he died against him."


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Paras who had taken part in the final push into Germany in the Second World War came together to commemorate the 68th anniversary of the Rhine Crossing.
Operation veterans were joined at Sutton War Memorial by both serving and retired members of the Parachute Regimental Association and paid their respects to the men who did not make it home on March 24, 1945.
It started several years ago with veteran Johnny Johnson (pictured below), who had gone in by glider, who would go to the memorial each year to remember his entire platoon of 30 men which was killed.
When his friends in the branch heard of this, they started to join him, and it has now grown into a short ceremony.
This year's ceremony started with short prayers and a description of the operation from the Croydon's PRA chairman Ken Smith and president Colonel John Power.
This was followed by the Last Post, silence and Reveille before brunch and beer.
The Rhine Crossing captured all objectives within hours, including many prisoners, but at the cost of over 1,100 dead and many more wounded, the worst ever single day's casualties for Allied Airborne Forces.


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Rover Dramawerks Auditions for THE GIRLS IN 509, 6/17-18
Rover Dramawerks announces auditions for THE GIRLS IN 509 by Howard Teichmann, directed by Mark-Brian Sonna. Auditions will be held today, June 17 from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. and Monday, June 18 from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. Callbacks, if needed, will be announced.
Appointments are required. For an appointment time, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Auditions will be at Rover Dramawerks' office space, 521 J Place, Suite 629, between Plano Parkway and the Bush Turnpike, a half block west of Avenue K.
Synopsis: Do today's politicians make you want to bury your head in the sand? Two wealthy ladies cut themselves off from the outside world in 1932 when "that man" Roosevelt succeeded Hoover. Twenty-five years later their hotel has been condemned and a swarm of reporters has discovered their hideaway, followed close behind by the leaders of both the Republican and Democratic parties, greedily drawn to their supposed wealth. What changed during the girls' seclusion, along with all that has ridiculously stayed the same, makes this a comic delight no matter who you vote for!
Roles – 3-6 women and 5-8 men (11 total):
Mimsy: A plain but exceedingly charming young woman with a childlike quality. Though she's willing to accept the status quo, she yearns for a better and more fulfilling life. She charms everyone she meets with her sweet and good nature. She's also very crafty, the type who could weave a full rug out of pieces of yarn. Late 30s to 40s.
Aunt Hattie: An aristocratic middle aged lady. She is very set in her ways, especially when it comes to politics for she is a diehard Republican. She manages to get things done and have people do things for her with her sometimes questionable logic. Though she knows she's nearly penniless, she chooses to still live life as if she was still wealthy. She acts as a mother to Mimsy. 50s to 70s
Ryan: A reporter from the Daily News who knows it all. Slightly obnoxious, but nonetheless likeable, in his own way.
Old Jim: An elevator operator who is in between acting gigs. Keep in mind his last acting gig was 19 years before, but he longs to free himself of his day job. His job is to care and protect Mimsy and Aunt Hattie from the outside world so they can remain living in their own particular time warp, though he is tired of his job. 40s +
Professor Pusey: An ex professor who was fired from the university who now is trying to be a reporter. He has an extensive track record of not getting news stories, or keeping jobs. This time around he will do anything to get his story so he can keep his job. His bumbling charm is what makes him eventually succeed. Late 30s to 50s.
Miss Freud: An efficient, masculine, attractive woman. She works for the welfare department and is a firm belief in government and that red tape is a good thing. Any age.
Winthrop Allen: An elegant, well-dressed man who is a Republican Party operative. Very slick. He is to be played by the same actor who plays Francis X. Nella who is a Democrat Party operative. Any age.
Francis X. Nella: see Winthrop Allen, above.
Summers: A reporter of the Herald Tribune. Pushy. Any age. Male or female.
Johnson: A reporter of the Daily Mirror. Pushy. Any age. Male or Female.
Rosenthal: A reporter of the Post. Pushy. Any age. Male or Female.
Aubrey McKittridge: A young attorney that embodies the stereotype. He is a Harvard graduate that probably only made it through school because of the family name and money. 20s to early 30s.
Stylistically all actors must be able to perform in the style of the 1930s and 1940s screwball comedy style. Mid-Atlantic accents are preferable for most of the characters, though not required.
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Prepare a one-minute memorized comedic monologue. Be prepared for cold readings from the script. A resume and head shot is requested.
Actors and technicians will receive stipends. Rehearsals will begin the week of July 16 in Plano. The Girls in 509 will run August 23 – September 15, 2012 at the Cox Building Playhouse in Plano.
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More action is needed to deliver superfast broadband to rural parts of the district, a highly critical report by MPs demands.
The alarm is raised over a lack of detailed information about areas that will miss out on speeds of at least 24mbps – making it impossible to "plug the gaps".
Maps published by Superfast West Yorkshire suggest areas west and north of Bradford – around Keighley Moor, Oxenhope, Ilkley Moor and east of Bramhope – could be left in the slow lane.
And no information is published for areas south of the city, around Cleckheaton and Batley.
Now the powerful Commons public accounts committee has criticised the Government for failing to ensure residents and businesses are given accurate information.
Its report blames confusion about the data local councils are allowed to release from BT, the monopoly supplier of the main broadband contracts.
And it urges the department for culture, media and sport to end that uncertainty – by requiring openness "down to full postcode level." That would allow rival broadband firms to bid for Government cash to supply the hardest-to-reach premises in West Yorkshire and elsewhere.
Margaret Hodge, the committee's Labour chairman, said: "Communities can still not access the detailed data they need to understand whether they will be covered by BT's scheme in their area.
"Other broadband providers might be squeezed out of the rural market by BT's actions."
Last September, Bradford and the other West Yorkshire authorities signed a £22 million contract with BT to extend high-speed fibre broadband to 97 per cent of premises by autumn 2015.
However, that will still leave three per cent of homes that will receive as low as 2Mbps – too slow for streaming most video content.
Around 132,000 premises in the district – 13 per cent of the total – are currently poorly served or have no access to broadband at all.
The committee's report also criticised a lack of "meaningful competition", with BT snapping up all 44 sub-regional contracts for the £530m scheme.
That had led to BT "exploiting its monopoly position to the detriment of the taxpayer, local authorities and those seeking to access high-speed broadband in rural areas".
Ministers have vowed that a new £10m scheme will exploit new technologies to deliver superfast speeds to "absolutely everybody" but no date has been set.
Ms Hodge said ministers and officials would be hauled back before her committee if they failed to ensure publication of broadband data.


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Dome-field advantage: Joyce's quirky hit lifts Rays
Moore surrenders three runs to notch AL-leading seventh victory
ST. PETERSBURG -- Since the beginning of the season, Rays manager Joe Maddon has talked about the pendulum action of baseball luck. At times it swings your way, other times it does not.
On a Tuesday night that saw Matt Moore notch his American League-leading seventh win, few could dispute the fact that the pendulum is finally swinging in the Rays' direction after Matt Joyce's Roman-candle single proved to be the difference in a 5-3 win over the Red Sox.
The Rays had already scored three in the fourth to tie the game when Joyce stepped to the plate to face John Lackey with two outs and runners on second and third. After falling behind 0-1, Joyce swung at a fastball and skied a vertical shot toward Tropicana Field's Teflon roof.
"I hit it on the barrel, I hit it really well," Joyce said. "I just hit it really high, and here at the Trop, everybody knows that anything can happen with that roof, and the color that it is."
Unlike similar struck balls in the past history of the Rays' home stadium, Joyce's did not strike a catwalk. Instead, the crowd of 15,227 watched as Red Sox first baseman Mike Napoli converged on the ball dropping toward the field.
"My first read was stay back and then I started running in and overran it," said Napoli, who said he saw the ball and allowed that he should have made the play.
The ball fell to the turf and both runners scored while Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia alertly waited to see if the ball would roll foul. It did not and the Rays had a two-run lead.
"He's a baseball player," Joyce said. "He has a very high baseball IQ. He just knows how to play the game, so something like that most guys would try to catch it or whatever. ... Obviously he was going to try and let it go foul. He was smart, man. … For me, I thought it landed in a good spot, and obviously I was excited that it was a hit and stayed fair."
By winning their sixth consecutive game, the Rays moved to 20-18 on the season with two games remaining with the Red Sox to finish out the current homestand.
Moore experienced a rough beginning after hitting Jacoby Ellsbury to start the first. One out later, Pedroia doubled off the third-base bag and then David Ortiz followed with his fifth home run of the season to give the Red Sox a 3-0 lead.
The pitch "was supposed to be down and away," Moore said. "I don't know what I did to make it find his barrel like that in the middle of the plate, but it was a bad pitch. That's what he does with those. As soon as he hit it, it was kind of one of those things you don't have to look."
Moore managed to minimize the damage and did not allow the Red Sox to score again in his six-inning stint. The lefty allowed just three hits and fanned eight batters to become the first starter in Rays history to begin a season 7-0.
"It's one of those things where in the first inning we're down three, it wasn't as heartbreaking as you would think it would be just because of how well we've been swinging the bats," Moore said.
Lackey held Tampa Bay scoreless through three innings before the Rays batted around in the fourth.
Evan Longoria and James Loney singled to start the inning. Luke Scott followed with a check-swing double to left to drive home Longoria, and Jose Molina's one-out single drove home two more in advance of Joyce's quirky game-winning hit.
"The thing about [that inning], is we've had some things go against us," Joyce said. "And a lot of other teams have had bloop hits and what not. It's good karma, and I think we've been playing good baseball, so I think we've earned it."
In the Rays' past 25 games, they lead the Major Leagues with 141 runs scored, a .283 batting average and a .352 on-base percentage.
Protecting a two-run lead, Tampa Bay had to clear one final hurdle in the seventh when Jake McGee gave way to Josh Lueke with two outs after walking two. Shane Victorino then lined out to first to end the threat. Joel Peralta retired Pedroia, Ortiz and Napoli in order in the eighth in advance of Fernando Rodney striking out the side in the ninth to preserve the win while earning his seventh save.
The Rays' bullpen has not allowed an earned run in its last 16 2/3 innings.
"Up and down, a real nice, team win," Maddon said. "Overall, pretty much a team win tonight."
Bill Chastain is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Erreur détectée en traitant function <SNR>8_LanguageToolCheck : ligne 32 : Command [java -jar /home/bboissie/LanguageTool/LanguageTool-2.3/languagetool-com mandline.jar -c utf-8 -d WHITESPACE_RULE,EN_QUOTES -l en --api /tmp/vvmyf28/6] f ailed with error: 1
Could someone please help me? --October 23, 2013
It looks like a java installation problem, rather than a bug in the Vim plugin. Can you try to run LanguageTool from the command line using for example this command:
$ echo "This is is a test." | java -jar /home/bboissie/LanguageTool/LanguageTool-2.3/languagetool-com mandline.jar -c utf-8 -l en-US -
If it works, LanguageTool in command line should detect here the consecutive word *is is* mistake. If not, what does it say?
You can also ask for help in the LanguageTool forum if needed at:
-- Dominique --October 24, 2013.


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This past Saturday was my birthday and rather than going out I opted to make some wings because after all they are one of my food groups so says Mrs. G. I'm always on the look out for a new wing recipe and I thought these Spicy Ranch Chicken Wings sounded pretty good.
Started off by mixing together 3/4 cup of Franks (I put that sh!t on everything), 1/4 cup of melted butter, 3 Tbsp of apple cider vinegar in a gallon zip-lock bag and then dumped in 3 lbs of chicken wings. The directions said to let it marinate in teh fridge. Didn't see that when I first glanced at it, so they only got about an hour and half.
Pulled them out of the marinade and then liberallyu sprinkled them with one package of ranch dressing mix and 1/2tsp of paprika
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One of the best food-based methods [for receiving easily absorbed iron] is to toast sesame seeds with sea salt in an iron fry pan (no oil). Then grind it in a food grinder with some seaweed (nori, the kind used to wrap sushi). In Japan it's called gomashio, and is sprinkled on everything savoury.
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University of Turin researchers have found that women who take iron supplements during mid-pregnancy have a higher risk of gestational diabetes, hypertension and metabolic syndrome. The study assessed iron supplementation, along with other factors, for 1000 women—half with gestational diabetes and half with normal glycemic levels—between 24 and 28 weeks gestation. Of the women studied, 212 were taking iron supplements, mostly in the form of ferrous sulphate.
The researchers concluded, "Routine iron supplementation in pregnancy is a matter of controversy and debate. The increasing reporting of harmful effects for unnecessary iron supplementation should be carefully considered. Further studies on larger cohorts are warranted to confirm these results, but glucose values should at least be monitored in iron-supplemented pregnant women."
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— American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 201(2): 158.e1-6, 2009
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Stories of Extraordinary Central American Midwives
Josefa Mira was born into an extremely poor family, and with many sisters and brothers her parents told her that education wasn't a possibility, much less a priority. From the age of eight, Josefa taught herself to read and write, and she is now one of the most respected midwives in El Salvador. In addition, she provides medical care to people of all ages and works daily as an advocate for women's rights.
Josefa gave birth to the first of her fourteen children with only her grandmother in attendance when she was just fifteen years old. "Nobody went to the hospital back then, you just took care of yourself and each other." After the second child she gave birth to the other twelve alone.
She was pregnant with her fourth child when her younger sister went into labor. When her sister came to her for help, Josefa was hesitant. She says, "I didn't have any experience, other than my own births, but I just helped her while she labored and the birth went fine and there was no trouble delivering the placenta."
"I've been a midwife since 1960; it was simply out of necessity. In those times, women didn't go to clinics; we all had our babies in our homes. Women put their faith and trust in me and I was the midwife of all of the women of our community. But no one called me a midwife; not even I called myself a midwife. The women sought me out as an intimate friend to accompany them during their deliveries, and I stayed with each one until the baby was safely born, the house was tidied up, and the bed clothes were washed. And then they'd say to me, 'You can go chepa [a term of endearment], thanks for everything.'"
Josefa helped deliver babies during 12 long years of war in El Salvador. The people of El Salvador lived under a state of siege and no one dared travel to a hospital; they were filled with war victims and the risks of travelling from the countryside to the city were too great. Josefa attended births in fields or makeshift dwellings, everywhere they happened to occur.
Just like Alicia [del Carmen Huete Diaz, or Mama Licha, of Nicaragua], Josefa has known the anguish of being a mother with young children during years of war. Josefa gave birth to her youngest daughter when she was forty-five. She was living in a town called Santa Clara at the time with her five youngest children, and she left a week before she was due to give birth. She and the children walked down along the river bed and back below the road from Santa Clara because they knew it was more dangerous to travel along the street. It was on this day, as they hiked through the woods below the road, that the military marched above them into Santa Clara and massacred all 150 children of the village. Her own children are only alive because they left with her for the birth of their sister Sara.
— Marie Tyndall
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Q: I broke my tail bone during delivery of my first daughter 27 years ago. I still have pain when I get up from sitting on a hard chair and in some other situations. It was very painful for a long time, and was well over a year following the birth before I was able to get up off a chair without gritting my teeth or gasping in pain, and I have a strong pain tolerance.
My daughter weighed 9 lb 6 oz. Would a different position have helped during birth? I gave birth to my second daughter on my side rather than on my back.
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There is a pattern in acupuncture from Master Tung's Magic Points called "Flower Bone Three and Four" that can within a short amount of time alleviate the pain significantly, if not fully. Call your local acupuncturist and see if they practice those patterns and know how to use them. If they do not, then ask if they have a referral for someone who does practice Master Tung's points.
There is also the ability to insert a finger into the anus and physically reposition the coccyx. Any practitioner who understands the body well will be able to do this. Following this adjustment, the woman should be rather quiet in her body to allow the work to hold.
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A: I gave birth to an 11 lb baby at home in 1-1/2 hours. All I can say is "hands and knees."
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A: I would recommend chiropractic adjustment of your tail bone. I broke my tail bone as a kid, leaving it turned in, and it had to break out of the way with my first birth (and it was very painful) before his head would come down. Second birth was a breeze. Because of my experience, I usually recommend a chiropractic or osteopathic visit if a client has pain or discomfort of pelvic areas prior to birth or after.
— Danette Condon, Midwife
A: I am assuming you are referring to the "laying on the back" position for the first baby, and yes, a different position may have helped for your second baby, as you mentioned you were on your side.
I also have broken my tailbone (though not during any of my births), and have used Arnica montana (which I did use after my children's births in pellet form) in a homeopathic gel. You can also use it in a homeopathic pellet form to take internally. Arnica is useful for bruises, sore muscles, and all types of sudden impactful events, including surgery and accidents of all sorts, and even childbirth. While it is most effective if used as soon as possible, it is also a great benefit to injuries sustained long ago. I still use it on my tailbone, a year later, whenever my tailbone reminds me to use it!
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We are losing the knowledge and wisdom of traditional midwifery as fast as we are losing the rainforest. Just as we are discovering this incredible knowledge base, it is disappearing. We can do better, and in some places we are. Much is being lost to our own arrogant medical imperialism and belief that we know what is best. Instead of extending a helping hand, as Marie Tyndall so artfully has done with respect and mutual sharing of knowledge [see excerpt from "Stories of Extraordinary Central American Midwives" above], we often come in with our ideas, taking over another culture with our medicalized one. Respect is a keyword here. We have so very much to learn from these midwives, who in many places are dying out. In other places they are being pushed out or replaced with a medical practitioner. In still other places they are picking up some of the bad habits of Western medicine, such as inducing with Pitocin at home. We also have a lot of great information to share. It is mutual respect that wins the day, with an openness to learn, share and teach.
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I'm very interested in other cultures' traditions. Here are some of ours:
Pregnant women are not allowed to sit with their legs crossed, or to tie anything (shoe laces, rope, string or ribbon). This comes from our older tradition of pregnant women not being able to make or receive closed lei. Necklaces, or anything closed around the neck, are not allowed either. We may, however, wear lei that are open-ended (hanging on the neck). This is to prevent the baby's umbilical cord from being wrapped around its neck.
Fish with red flesh are not allowed to be eaten by the mother-to-be, because the baby will be born with a red birthmark.
Pregnant women are also not allowed to drink 'awa (kava kava) because it will bring on a miscarriage or induce early labor.
Mahalo for sharing.
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Ronald Reagan has recently been portrayed by Alan Rickman in Lee Daniels' upcoming The Butler and Mitt Romney in the collective willful delusion of the Republican National Convention, but soon enough it could be Michael Douglas' turn. The Hollywood Reporter says that Douglas may soon follow his flamboyant performance as Liberace with another real-life portrayal of the 40th president, who had similar hair but much shittier piano skills. The role would be in Mike Newell's Reykjavik, named for the Icelandic city where Reagan spent a few days in 1986 trying to hammer out nuclear abolition with Mikhail Gorbachev (a part that has not yet been cast, though no doubt Danny DeVito is already calling Douglas incessantly). "It works because both Michael Douglas and Ronald Reagan believed that 'greed is good,' maaaaan," said some pinko hippie liberal, before expelling a big cloud of reefer smoke and signing everyone up for abortions.
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SURPRISE, Ariz. -- Catcher Salvador Perez, with his Venezuelan team eliminated in the World Baseball Classic, is expected back in the Royals' camp shortly.
"I think he's coming back Monday. I've got him in the lineup on Tuesday, so he better be here," manager Ned Yost said.
Perez was 1-for-5 in two games for Venezuela, which went 1-2 in the Classic.
Also returning after Monday's day off will be pitcher Luis Mendoza, whose team Mexico was also eliminated. He'll resume his bid to get in the running for the fifth rotation spot with Bruce Chen and Luke Hochevar.
First baseman Eric Hosmer and pitcher Tim Collins are heading for Miami with Team USA for the second round. Hosmer hammered a three-run double in the ninth inning on Sunday to cement USA's 9-4 victory over Canada.
Also headed for Miami are second baseman Irving Falu with Puerto Rico, and pitchers Kelvin Herrera and Atahualpa Severino and third baseman Miguel Tejada with the Dominican Republic. Both teams also advanced to the second round.
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What is big in Japan can sometimes translate to being big in the rest of the world – I remember competitive reality TV shows being huge years before Survivor hit the US. But other things will never translate. But I digress…
Google is also getting into the picture with QVC with a test campaign with Blue Nile – with promising initial results – "The code-enhanced ads ended up driving 6.5 times more revenue than the ads without."
and you can't even escape McDonalds – supersize that QR code?
The British are not immune either, Harrods in England is getting into the mobile barcode space. – "This is an attempt to connect with a more tech-savvy audience, and frankly we're quite pleased if the whole campaign remains a bit 'cult'."
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The Phonetic Mnemonic System can be used to memorize playing cards. This can be a helpful advantage when playing a game of cards such as poker or blackjack because you'll be able to remember all the cards that have been played. It can be difficult to remember the cards as-is but by assigning a keyword to each card, you can make them more memorable. Keywords can be assigned to playing cards in the following way:
The first letter of the keyword should match the first letter in the suit (Hearts=H, Spades=S, Clubs=C, Diamonds=D). Then, use the phonetic sound associated with the value of that card to form the word. For example, we know that in the Phonetic Mnemonic System, the 'n' sound is assigned to the number 2, so the 2 of hearts could be represented with the word 'hen.' Likewise, the 8 of clubs could be "calf" or "cave." For 10, use the phonetic sound for 0 (10 of diamonds = dice). For the cards higher than 10, we use the double-digit value (J=11, Q=12, K=13). For example: King of Spades = Stem.
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FORT BEND COUNTY, Texas - Investigators say the pair of suspected burglars were caught when they missed a key detail in their getaway plan.
Sheriff's deputies didn't have to go far to find the two suspected burglars -- they ran out gas in the middle of an intersection at Williams School Road and FM 360, not 100 yards away from the very same storage unit they're accused of breaking into.
"Yeah, well it didn't look like they had a very good plan," Phil Janda said.
He says he knew something was wrong when his dogs Lucy and Dakota wouldn't stop barking.
"I'm a light sleeper so I heard the dogs barking and barking and barking," said Janda.
When he looked outside he saw the lights of car he thought was stuck in a ditch. Sheriff's officials say that car was driven by 24-year-old Cody Allen Andel and 34-year-old Herman Dewayne Ephran.
Sheriff's officials say the pair broke into a storage unit of the house and stole several pieces of equipment. But the duo ran out of gas during their getaway.
Not only did they run out of gas, but sheriff's deputies say then they had the bright idea to start knocking on people's doors at 3 o'clock in the morning, with a gas can and asking if they could get some gas.
"They must be pretty brave. Don't get shot. I wouldn't knock on anybody's door at 3 o'clock in the morning," Janda said.
Other residents of the rural subdivision felt the same way and dialed 9-1-1. A sheriff's deputy came out and found the men next to their SUV. When he looked inside the car...
"Lawn equipment, fuel cans, an air vac. Things of that nature in the back of the vehicle," said Capt. James Burger with the Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office.
And Sheriff's Captain James Burger says when the men were questioned about the stuff in their SUV..
"The story of cutting grass at 3 am didn't really fit," Capt. Burger said.
Both men were arrested and charged with burglary of a building. Sheriff's officials say the gas can the men were holding when they went house-to-house was also stolen.
Ephran, of Wharton, and Andel, of Guy, are still being held in the Fort Bend County Jail. Deputies say both men have prior criminal records. They are checking into whether the pair is connected to any other burglaries in the area.
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LINET has debuted its Sprint Stretcher series, which includes a FlexiDrive suspension system.
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5-Ingredients: Pear Chutneyby Dana Angelo White in 5-Ingredient Recipes, March 14, 2013
Sweet, a little sour, and oh-so-delish! A spoonful of homemade chutney will jazz up chicken, pork or a platter of cheese and crackers. Mix with mayo and curry powder for a one-of-a-kind spread on a turkey sandwich. Grab a pile of fresh pears and make this recipe ASAP.
Pear Chutney
Makes: 2 cups
1 ¾ pounds fresh pears* (Bosc, D'anjou, or Bartlett), peeled, cored and chopped
1 small shallot, finely chopped
½ cup rice wine vinegar
½ cup light brown sugar
½ cup golden raisins
½ teaspoon kosher salt
½ teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
*For best results use pears that are firm and slightly under-ripe
Combine pears, shallot, vinegar, sugar, raisins, salt and pepper in a medium saucepan. Bring to a boil and reduce heat to a simmer. Cook for 40 to 45 minutes, stirring occasionally, until thickened. Serve warm or chilled. Store in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks.
Nutrition Info Per Tablespoon
Calories: 36
Total Fat: 0 grams
Saturated Fat: 0 grams
Total Carbohydrate: 9 grams
Sugars: 7 grams
Protein: 0 grams
Sodium: 78 milligrams
Cholesterol: 0 milligrams
Fiber: 1 gram


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Celebs post "selfies" all the time but you know what's better than one celeb? Two celebs!
We love it when stars like Laura Marano and Raini Rodriguez or Maia Mitchell and Ross Lynch post a selfie pic to Twitter or Instagram. Why? Because if we're going to see pics of our favorite stars, there might as well be more than one in a single pic!
We rounded up some of our fave co-star selfies and some of these pics are totally hilarious. From silly faces to just regular smiles, here are some of the greatest co-star selfies we could find.
Click through this gallery to see the cutest and funniest pics from the cast of A.N.T. Farm, Jessie, and more! Tell us in the comments: which co-star selfie is your favorite?
Raini Rodriguez is the queen of taking selfies with her co-stars. (She's always posting behind-the-scenes pics from Austin & Ally!) In this Instagram pic, Raini poses with Laura Marano and Calum Worthy, showing off their best silly faces.


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Meinl's Second International Drum Festival, Mexico City, July 13, 2011
Meinl cymbals and percussion is proud to announce that the company's second international Meinl Drum Festival will take place at the Teatro Metropolitan in Mexico City on July 13, 2011. Meinl will produce the festival in cooperation with Gonher distribuidora, Meinl's distributor in Mexico.
"After the huge success of our first international Meinl Drum Festival in Moscow in 2009, it was just a matter of time until the second one was going to follow," says Meinl's festival organizer Norbert Saemann. "After discussing this possibility with our Mexican distributor, we were confident that it could become another groundbreaking event. During my visit to Mexico City in September of this year and seeing the Teatro Metropolitan, I was positive that we will be able to accomplish something the Mexican drum community has never experienced before. I am really excited to turn this idea into reality and am ready to work very hard for the success of our second international Meinl Drum Festival."
"We are proud to be the host for the 2011 Meinl Drum Festival in Mexico City," explains Gonher's Jorge Gonzales. "Bringing such a world-class and prestigious festival to our home country is a great honor for us. We are looking forward to that experience."
Norbert Saemann continues, "I'm currently working on putting the line up together. Meinl artists who have been invited include Ozzy Osbourne's Tommy Clufetos, Prince's drummer Chris Coleman, Derek Roddy, Thomas Lang and a few others. We will also invite some of our national Mexican endorsers of course."
News about the 2011 Meinl Drum Festival's progress will be posted regularly on meinldrumfestival.com. A dedicated Facebook Fanpage has also been created and can be accessed at facebook.com/meinldrumfestival.


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WASHINGTON (CNN) - After exhaustive negotiations that strained the country's patience, the House has approved a Senate bill to thwart a dreaded fiscal cliff.
The 257-167 vote Tuesday night largely fell along partisan lines: 172 Democrats voted yes and 16 Democrats voted no; 85 Republicans voted yes and 151 Republicans voted no.
House Speaker John Boehner was among the Republicans voting for the measure.
Had the House not acted, and the Bush-era tax cuts that were set last decade expired fully, broad tax increases would kick in. In addition, $110 billion in automatic cuts to domestic and military spending would take place.
The combined effect could have dampened economic growth by 0.5%, possibly tipping the U.S. economy back into a recession and driving unemployment from its current 7.7% back over 9%.
"Thanks to the votes of Democrats and Republicans in Congress, I will sign a law that raises taxes on the wealthiest 2% of Americans while preventing a middle-class tax hike that could have sent the economy back into a recession," President Barack Obama said after the House vote.
The plan maintains tax cuts for individuals earning less than $400,000 and couples earning less than $450,000. It would raise tax rates for those over those levels -- marking the first time in two decades the rates jump for the wealthiest Americans.
While the deal gives President Barack Obama bragging rights for raising taxes on the wealthiest Americans, it also leaves him breaking a promise.
Obama had vowed to raise tax rates for the top-earning 2% of Americans, including those with household income above $250,000 and individuals earning more than $200,000.
Raising the threshold for higher tax rates to $400,000 shrinks the number of Americans affected.
While nearly 2% of filers have adjusted gross incomes over $250,000, only 0.6% have incomes above $500,000, according to the Tax Policy Center.
But the deal passed by the Senate would cap itemized deductions for individuals making $250,000 and for married couples making $300,000.
Specifics of the deal
According to the deal:
-- The tax rate for individuals making more than $400,000 and couples making more than $450,000 will rise from the current 35% to the Clinton-era rate of 39.6%.
-- Taxes on inherited estates will go up to 40% from 35%.
-- Unemployment insurance would be extended for a year for 2 million people.
-- The alternative minimum tax -- a perennial issue -- would be permanently adjusted for inflation.
-- Child care, tuition and research and development tax credits would be renewed.
-- The "Doc Fix" -- reimbursements for doctors who take Medicare patients -- will continue, but it won't be paid for out of the Obama administration's signature health care law.
-- A spike in milk prices -- dubbed the "dairy cliff" -- will be avoided. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said milk prices would have doubled to $7 a gallon because a separate agriculture bill had expired.
The Democratic-led Senate overwhelmingly approved the bill early Tuesday morning before passing it to the House.
House Republicans had discussed amending the Senate bill by adding spending cuts. But in the end, House lawmakers voted on the bill as written -- a so-called up or down vote.
The legislation would raise roughly $600 billion in new revenues over 10 years, according to various estimates.
"I'm a very reluctant yes," said Rep. Nan Hayworth, an outgoing Republican representative from New York.
"This is the best we can do given the Senate and the White House sentiment at this point in time, and it is at least a partial victory for the American people," she said. "I'll take that at this point."
The timing of the vote was crucial, as a new Congress is set to be sworn in Thursday.
Payroll taxes still set to go up
Despite the last-minute fiscal cliff agreements, Americans are still likely to see their paychecks shrink somewhat due to a separate battle over payroll taxes.
The government temporarily lowered the payroll tax rate in 2011 to 4.2% from 6.2% to put more money in the pockets of Americans -- but has cost about $120 billion each year. That tax cut expired Monday.
Americans earning $30,000 a year will take home $50 less per month. Those earning $113,700 will lose $189.50 a month.
The proposal laid out by the Senate and approved by the House does not address the sequester, a series of automatic cuts in federal spending. The bill just delays the sequester for two months.
So the deal adds another battle to this year's docket of congressional squabbles over money. The other two: the debt ceiling and a continuing budget resolution.
Obama said he hopes leaders in Washington this year will focus on "seeing if we can put a package like this together with a little bit less drama, a little less brinksmanship (and) not scare the heck out of folks quite as much."
He thanked bipartisan House and Senate leaders for finally reaching an resolution Tuesday, but said Congress' work this year is just beginning.
"I hope that everybody now gets at least a day off I guess, or a few days off, so that people can refresh themselves because we're going to have a lot of work to do in 2013."
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Grand Theft Auto V Trailer Releasedby Kristian Vättö on 11/2/2011 12:44 PM EST
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Oyster - Wednesday, November 02, 2011 - linkCarl Johnson: [while pointing a gun at someone] It's my constitutional right, bitch! Reply
kyuu - Wednesday, November 02, 2011 - linkIf that's all in-game graphics, color me quite impressed. Hope this comes out on the PC. Reply
Kristian Vättö - Wednesday, November 02, 2011 - linkAnd hopefully, the PC version will be more than a console port. Would love to see some real graphics. Reply
Craig Getting - Wednesday, November 02, 2011 - linkRockstar usually fills their trailers with in-engine footage, so it's entirely possible that's all in-game - just with fancier graphics and cinematography. Reply
B3an - Friday, November 04, 2011 - linkIt's VERY clearly in-game. How can people still not spot the difference in 2011 between pre-rendered video and graphics generated in real-time on a GPU? They both use completely different types of engines & rendering techniques. Reply
Malih - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkjust wish that it uses PC resources more efficiently compared to GTA IV, kinda like Battlefield 3, good graphics but still enjoyable to play on most PCs. Reply
Malih - Thursday, November 03, 2011 - linkcould it be on november 2012? Reply
JKflipflop98 - Friday, November 04, 2011 - linkGTA4 bored the pants off me. I had the 360 version and I also picked up the PC version during a $5 Steam sale = and I've never finished the game. I can barely make it to Playboy before I lose interest in this snoozefest.
Saint's Row the Third, however, is looking awesome. Reply


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— June 2003
By Ben Ellison
CruzPro Temperature Display
With the CruzPro T35, you can simultaneously monitor three temperature zones, such as sea water, outside air, engine room, freezer, baitwell, battery compartment, etc. The 2.6"x2.6" backlit instrument displays readings from -20°F to 140°F, lets you set high and low alarms, and also offers NMEA output to other systems. The $200 T35 takes input from the standard thermisters built into many speed/temperature transducers, along with a variety of optional sensors offered by CruzPro. Its styling and user interface match many of the interesting instruments developed by this small New Zealand company.
CruzPro Phone: (619) 224-2733. www.cruzpro.com.
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Using Bookimed, 6 patients received individual program for treatment of paranoia
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Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov) is commonly recognised as the best multidisciplinary hospital in Israel. This is the second largest medical complex in the country. Sourasky Hospital is very well adapted for international patients. Firstly it is located near the international airport. Secondly there is a special service for foreigners which helps them to arrange the arrival and hospital stay as a whole. Besides the clinic is renowned for its attractive prices and progressive treatment methods.
Hope and faith work miracles. If you have hope and opportunity, you have to use it undoubtedly. And the first decision that springs to mind is the sole right. Everything was performed qualitatively, people are responsive. I want to say thank you to Sofia (Coordinator of International Patients Support), who helped us to make a right and sole choice. She provided us with all pros and cons, helped to make a right decision.More
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Rambam Clinic is one of the greatest medical centers in Israel. Thousands of international patients reply to this clinic per year. It offers more than 1,000 beds for inpatients. It is necessary to mention that the staff of Rambam includes leading Israeli specialists – professors and doctors, some of whom were even awarded with the Nobel Prize. Up-to-date equipment and advanced technologies allow these high-level specialists to refine and develop in various realms of medicine.
Assuta Hospital is the largest clinic of private ownership in Israel. It develops a lot of medical directions and is highly specialized in surgery, IVF, cardiology (the use of VenaSeal, Cryo and MICRA and other innovative techniques) and oncology. The main distinguishing feature of this medical institution is a high level of attentiveness to the patient's needs. The option of a surgical operation, an attending physician and a type of the room is not the complete list of things left up to the choice of the patient.
I found out about this clinic on line,got in touch and went in for a specific treatment that they arehighly rated for with Dr. Elizur. Our initial contact,I trusted it will be helpful for me. I payed quite a lot of cash my visit of 15minutes consultation. I came home to where I live,Switzerland,emailed to schedule the actual procedure,very slow response,and at the end even calling his assistant didn't help,I gave up on the whole thing. No answer for a month now. Nu? I believe Dr. Should be there to help every patients equally with care and to give an answer. I really don't understand what goes on there.More
Schneider Children's Medical Center it is international medical center in Petah-Tikva, which takes children with any disease and health problems. It is a leader in variety of medical directions. Owing to highly qualified personal, who surround the care of young patients and carry through maximum effective treatment, reviews of this clinic are full of sincere gratitude.
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The Chaim Sheba Medical Center is one of the leading public hospitals in Israel with department that operates Safra children's and the clinic for rehabilitation, where also concerned geriatrics and psychiatry. Every year in the hospital, is named after a military doctor Chaim Sheba, address more than a million patients.
Medical Center of Rabin Iczhak is one of the largest medical complex of Israel, providing medical services to patients from all over the country, where services are provided to all patients.
State Hospital Edith Wolfson is a quality and high technology in medicine, annually attract more patients from around the world.
One of the largest rehabilitation centers in Israel - Reuth for more than 55 years receives patients with orthopedic and neurological disorders. The accumulated experience and modern equipment allows the center to successfully carry out the whole range of neuropsychological and physical rehabilitation. 5 main areas, more than 10 para-medical specialists, pediatric department and 350 beds in the hospital - this is an incomplete list of the distinguishing features of the rehabilitation center.
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Xbox One X: Project Scorpio Edition leaks; Check it out
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Crysis has been somewhat of a graphical leader, always trying to one up the other shooters with gorgeous visuals. Sure, Crysis 2, despite being gorgeous, still didn't take a toll on machines like the first game did. Crysis 3 however looks incredible. Is it weird that I'm more captivated by the individual blades of grass than anything else in these screenshots? I mean come on, they look amazing!
In any case, here are a few new pictures from the upcoming shooter. Feel free to drool. I know I did.
Click on each picture for a larger version.
Not technically a screenshot, but still beautiful concept art.


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Science You Can Use: Does long term breastfeeding give you bigger bones?
Maybe you've heard that breastfeeding strengthens your bones. Or maybe your mother-in-law has told you that it weakens your bones. Or if you're a big breastfeeding nerd you might remember that the mammoth 2007 AHRQ analysis found no conclusive evidence … Continue reading
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End Violence Against Women International (EVAWI) is inviting abstracts for presentations to be given at our 2014 conference, to be held on April 22-24, 2014 in Seattle, Washington. EVAWI's international conference promotes innovative techniques, unique approaches, and promising practices in responding to crimes of violence against women. The EVAWI conference takes a multi-disciplinary approach to training, bringing together all members of the first responder team.
We are seeking proposals for presentations that meet the conference objectives, which are to:
Evaluation Criteria:
All workshops are 90 minutes in length. Deadline for submissions: Friday, June 7, 2013
To submit a proposal, use this form [1] or visit the website at: http://www.evawintl.org/abstracts.aspx [2].
Selected presenters will receive a complimentary registration, two nights' hotel accommodations, as well as travel expenses.
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Flowers line the basketball court where a man was stabbed to death in front of children playing nearby.
The 25-year-old man, named locally as Nicholas, was murdered in St John's Drive, Henry Prince Estate, Earlsfield.
The basketball court on the Henry Prince Estate
Borough commander Detective Chief Superintendant Richard Smith said: "We understand that the individuals involved and the deceased victim were known to each other, and we are currently supporting the families of those concerned throughout this difficult time.
"We recognise and understand the distress and shock that crimes like this cause and we understand that residents of the Henry Prince Estate will want to see their local police being visible and available to answer their questions, and deal with their concerns.
"At present we have a dedicated local policing team who have increased foot patrols in the area to provide reassurance and presence.
"We understand that at least twenty people may have witnessed the events, but they soon fled the area perhaps in fear or in shock. I want to stress the importance in doing the right thing in coming forward - all calls will be taken in the utmost confidence."
An Arsenal shirt at the scene
Emergency services found him with serious stab wounds just before 9pm on Wednesday, August 13. He was pronounced dead.
Flowers now line the basketball court along with bottles of alcohol, candles and an Arsenal shirt.
A post-morterm examination at St George's Hospital yesterday said he died from stab wounds to the leg and chest.
His family have been informed.
Bottles of alcohol and candles
One resident, who asked not to be named, said: "It is very sad. It happened in front of children – they saw it happen.
"The area was closed up while they cleared up the blood."
St John's Drive, Earlsfield
Tooting MP Sadiq Khan grew up on the Henry Prince Estate and said: "I know how close knit residents in the community are, and I join them in feeling incredibly shocked and saddened by this news.
The murder took place on the MP's old estate
"My thoughts are with the victim's family at this difficult time.
"It is important that the police are able to complete their investigations and I would encourage anyone who has any information to contact the police as soon as possible."
Following Wednesday's fatal stabbing, Neighbourhood Officers are patrolling #Earlsfield. Please speak if you have concerns or information— Wandsworth MPS (@MPSWandsworth) August 15, 2014
A 24-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murder in the early hours of this morning and was in custody at a south London police station today.
Detectives from the Metropolitan Police's homicide and major crime command are investigating and an incident room has now opened.
Anyone with information should call police on 020 8721 4961 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
The basketball court is a five-minute walk from Earlsfield train station
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The Tour de France for all-abilities
In the hope that watching the best cyclists in the world on their doorstep will inspire everyone whatever their ability to have a go at cycling, CTC held a Spectator Hub on Saturday 5 July at St Joseph's Primary School in Otley, Leeds.
The school is on the route of the Tour de France, the caravan came through at 10am. At around midday, the riders passed the school gates where spectators were able to watch and wave (no selfies allowed!).
Throughout the day, the CTC team had a fleet of adapted cycles for all ages and abilities for people to try out. There was specialist advice and help for those with special needs or disabilities, together with information about all-ability cycling groups and clubs in the area also on offer.
The event was organised by Gavin Wood, CTC's Inclusive Cycling Champion for the Midlands and North East. He said: "The amount of people riding the Tour De France route here in Yorkshire is phenomenal, but you don't need to be an elite athlete to enjoy cycling - anyone can have a go. We are expecting lots of people with disabilities take up cycling now that they have had a chance to ride our fleet of adapted cycles."
Inspiring people to experience the joys of cycling first hand is a key part of Gavin's role and he is hoping that all the excitement and coverage of the Tour de France will have a lasting effect in the area.
I live in Calderdale and the Tour went right past my house! In Yorkshire, we have fully embraced the event. There is bunting and yellow bikes everywhere. People put scaffolding up in their gardens to get a better view of the Tour de France and the atmosphere was buzzing. I just hope that now people are inspired to get out cycling themselves - my heart says wouldn't it be great if everyone who watched the race started cycling again - I hope people don't forget about it and are inspired."
Gavin Wood
CTC Inclusive Cycling Champion
Last week Gavin also ran a mini Tour de France session at Seven Hills School in Sheffield, a school for pupils aged 11-19 with special needs. Pupils rode adapted bikes and cycled in pairs around a route in the school grounds. He has also helped many other schools in the area to put on special events and rides.
More information about disability cycling can be found on the Inclusive Cycling Directory.
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I just bought a Macbook today and need to find a good code editor. I've used PC's for everything up to this point so I'm somewhat of a Mac newbie.
I'd like syntax highlighting, code folding, search and replace, file comparison, HTML, PHP, and CSS auto complete and a very clean interface. I really don't need or want much more than that - no wysywig or anything.
I would like to stick to the free stuff, but I don't mind spending a few $$.
I'm going to be getting Dreamweaver when I get the creative suite within the next few months so I was just looking for something in the short term and I'm not willing to pay $100 for a short term situation.
I second Coda. It's worth the price
Eclipse, then which ever variant you need depending upon the language you're working with.
I used to use Dash Code (part of OS X), but now I use the very robust editor called Komodo Edit .
There are a few different versions of the software. There is a free version that is packed full of features. I'd recommend using it.
I second TextMate, but you could also look at TextWrangler (BBEdit's little brother), which is free: http://barebones.com/products/textwrangler/
How about this: http://editra.org/?
Yeah, I saw Coda and it looked nice, but $100 is a little more than I was looking to spend.
Ditto with textmate.
[Coda and [URL="http://macromates.com/"]Textmate](http://www.panic.com/) sprint to mind
Ah ha. In that case, if that case look at Aptana.