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KDevelop IDE configuration for use with Crystal Space and CEL
In this short tutorial I will guide you through some basic steps in order to create a Crystal Space application using the KDevelop IDE.
First of all, you need to have a compiled and working version of Crystal Space, see "Building and Installing Crystal Space".
Note: The screenshots embedded on this page are reduced versions. Click on them for the full resolution image.
Creating the application template
Now open KDevelop C/C++ IDE and click on Project -> New.
A wizard appears and you should see a screen similar to this:
Now, as shown in the screenshot, choose C++ and Simple Hello world program.
In the properties area, enter your preferred application name and a location to store the source and additional files in. The path can be located anywhere you like and does not have to be in the Crystal Space source directory. Just make sure you have sufficient r/w permissions and drive space available.
Author, version control and copyright information
The next step of the wizard takes you to this screen:
Here you can enter your name, e-mail and the version and license type of your application.
In the next step you can optionally set up a version control system, which is useful for larger projects. I will not go into detail here, since this is not part of this tutorial:
The next two screens show the templates for the .h and .cpp source files, you may want to keep the copyright stuff in there:
The important part
So much for warm-up, lets get down to the nitty-gritty. A screen similar to the one below appears, now open the project properties page by clicking Project and Project Options:
A new window pops up where you can configure several project-specific settings, you can take a look through them to make sure everything is in order.
Click on Configure Options and enter a new configuration name, here it is CrystalSpace. Now, important is to click on 'Add' before actually entering anything in the below fields.
Now you have created a new configuration profile and you can enter the Crystal-Space specific settings as shown:
Please note: If you did not install Crystal Space and the Crystal Space build directory is not in the system $PATH variable, you have to specify the location of the 'cs-config' file explicitly. This means that instead of just entering cs-config you have to state the location of the 'cs-config' in addition, for example the Crystal Space build directory. If you registered the $CRYSTAL-variable system-wide this can be done by substitution of every `cs-config` with `$CRYSTAL/cs-config`. If you did not, you really have to enter the path to the build directory of Crystal Space, e.g. `/mnt/g/CS/cs-config`. However, it is also possible, but not recommended to copy the cs-config file into the top directory of your new project. For development version of CS, the cs-config-file may be named cs-config-1.1 or similar.
Also note another thing that can be a source of errors: The character that encloses cs-config is an "opening single quote" ` (ASCII nr. 96) and not '! Ensure you do not forget these characters, otherwise you will get a compiler error message later.
Basically you can copy-paste (and if needed, edit) the following:
|CrystalSpace Application
|CrystalEntityLayer Application
|-I `$CRYSTAL/cs-config --includedir`
|-I`$CRYSTAL/cs-config --includedir` -I`$CEL/cel-config --includedir`
|`$CRYSTAL/cs-config --libs crystalspace`
|`$CRYSTAL/cs-config --libs crystalspace` `$CEL/cel-config --lflags`
And at the next tab (C tab):
|CrystalSpace Application
|CrystalEntityLayer Application
|`$CRYSTAL/cs-config --cflags`
|`$CRYSTAL/cs-config --cflags` `$CEL/cel-config --cflags`
And at the C++ tab:
|CrystalSpace Application
|CrystalEntityLayer Application
|`$CRYSTAL/cs-config --cxxflags`
|`$CRYSTAL/cs-config --cxxflags` `$CEL/cel-config --cxxflags`
Runtime options
In the 'run' options tab on the left hand side, you can enter some arguments to the program, e.g. '-mode=1280x1024 -fs' or '-bugplug'
Let your friends run
Now let's see if you're lucky. Click Build and Run automake & friends
Before you can start, you have to insert the obligatory lines for Crystal-Space applications in your .cpp file:
#include <crystalspace.h> (in the screenshot: <cssysdef.h> because of older version of Crystal Space) and
In addition you may need to modify the signature of the main function the following way:
That's a Simple One
For testing purposes, you can try out the 'simple1.cpp' and 'simple1.h' source files from the Crystal Space code tree. These files can be found within the Crystal Space source code tree at the following location: 'CS/apps/tutorial/simple1'
Have fun!
Now you should be able to compile your application and make some shiny game with Crystal Space!
That's all there is to it. If you have trouble, you are welcome to check out the Crystal Space IRC-Channel for help or drop me a note.
Useless information
Written by Jan Hendriks (DaHoC, DaHoC3150 [@] gmail.com)
Last major update 10.08.2007, Using KDevelop 3.4.1, Crystal Space 1.3, CEL 1.3 (both svn trunk version)


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The 1979 "Alien" was a classic, a horror film set in space. In "Prometheus," director Ridley Scott returns to the same realm, only less interested in primal screams and more interested in origins and mythological beginnings, as referenced by the title.
Again, there is a spaceship, this one called Prometheus, and it is headed for another suspicious planet. It's captained by a rough-hewed veteran (Idris Elba), who smokes cigarillos and owns an old squeezebox. His boss is an icy company woman played by Charlize Theron, following her turn as the icy queen in "Snow White & the Huntsman."
There is, of course, an android on board, as expected in the franchise (none of the other films were directed by Scott). The droid, whose name is David, is trying to make himself as human as possible. He is played by Michael Fassbender, who has said he was channeling Peter O'Toole in "Lawrence of Arabia" for the role, and he does have a similar alien quality.
The original "Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" -- Noomi Rapace -- is researcher Elizabeth Shaw, who wears a cross and sees the mission as a spiritual quest. She and her husband, Charlie Holloway (Logan Marshall-Green), have discovered a star map in Scotland that matches others from several unconnected ancient cultures. They interpret this as an invitation from humanity's forerunners, the "Engineers."
For those who want to see the film, it's best not to reveal much more. There are many reasons to see "Prometheus" because Scott always has something interesting to offer visually. It just won't provide the jolts of "Alien."
'The Raven'"The Raven," directed by James McTeigue ("V for Vendetta"; "Ninja Assassin"), is a fantastical imagining of the final days of America's original Goth, the writer Edgar Allan Poe, often credited with inventing the detective genre.
In the movie he is played with wild-eyed fury by John Cusack. Poe has been drawn into an unwanted mystery. He prefers to drink and hang with his girlfriend (Alice Eve), but is compelled to aid the police in pursuing a serial killer who has also wounded Poe's literary pride.
Most of "The Raven" makes little sense, and like "V for Vendetta" is a better idea than movie.
'Rock of Ages'Journey's ubiquitous anthem "Don't Stop Believin"' is the cornerstone of the Broadway jukebox musical "Rock of Ages," which was turned into a ho-hum film directed by Adam Shankman ("Hairspray").
The plot is practically the song - Julianne Hough is the small-town girl and Diego Boneta the city boy- the trouble is, instead of being a few minutes long the film runs a couple of hours.
This tribute to '80s hair- metal bands and the L.A. rock scene also stars Tom Cruise, Alec Baldwin, Russell Brand, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Paul Giamatti and Mary J. Blige.
Nobody's bad and I liked Hough and Boneta well enough, but I'm not a fan of the music, and some scenes just ... go ... on ... too ... long.
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There is a restored version of "Magical Mystery Tour," the Beatles' 1967 film that was weirdly directed by the band themselves. It features the title song, as well as "The Fool on the Hill," "Flying," I Am the Walrus," "Blue Jay Way" and "Your Mother Should Know." There are new interviews with Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and other members of the film's cast and crew, as well as a director's audio commentary recorded by McCartney.
With a couple of films about Alfred Hitchcock on the horizon, you might want to check out two of his classics on Blu-ray - "Dial M for Murder," which is also in 3-D, and "Strangers on a Train."
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A fire at a Southwick warehouse is believed to have been arson and Wiltshire Police is investigating the incident.
The fire happened at around 7pm on Sunday at a building, in Poplar Tree Lane, which Frome Scaffolding rent from a local farmer and houses some of their vehicles.
Following an investigation of the site fire offices believe the blaze was started deliberately and Melksham CID is investigating it.
A Wiltshire Police spokesperson said: "Crime scene investigators have been at the scene and we have been liaising with Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service.
"We are very keen to hear from anyone who saw any suspicious activity in the area around Poplar Tree Lane in Southwick on the evening of Sunday, 27 January.
"We would also be grateful to hear from anyone who believes they have information which could be of use to us in our investigation."
Around 40 firefighters, six engines, a water carrier and an incident control unit attended the fire with ambulances on standby.
Nobody was injured in the incident but two of Frome Scaffolding's vans were damaged as was the building.
Anyone with information can call Wiltshire Police on 101 asking for Detective Sergeant Simon Childe in Melksham CID or alternatively call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.


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Feeling tired, overworked, just plain stressed? Maybe you need a health makeover.
Health Coach Kim Wilson Pollock says even the simplest changes can make a difference. Her first tip: start each day with a glass of warm water with lemon.
"Warm water actually cleanses your lymphatic system and lemon helps your liver detoxify," explained Pollock.
Tip number two: eat more dark leafy greens. Kim says try to get some at every meal. Her favorite?
"Kale is the powerhouse of all dark, leafy greens. It has the most antioxidants, a ton of calcium. It actually has more calcium than beef," said Pollock.
You can juice it or make it into a salad by adding lemon and olive oil. Massaging the kale will make it softer.
Tip number three: drink a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar each day.
Pollock said, "It can cure a cold, the flu, or a hangover. It helps detox the body."
You can shoot it straight or mix it with water or tea. Another good food to eat every day?
"Have you ever heard the phrase an apple a day keeps the doctor away?" asked Pollock. "It's totally true," she answered.
The American Institute for Cancer Research added apples to its list of foods that fight cancer saying the vitamin C and fiber give this fruit cancer fighting abilities.
The last tip: eat whole grains daily. They're packed with enzymes, vitamins, and minerals, but be careful when choosing your grain.
"The most important part of buying whole grains is that it's one ingredient, it's just the whole grain," Pollock said.
Spices can also rev up your health. Capsaicin, the main ingredient in chili peppers, can relieve pain, improve heart health and fight prostate cancer.
Cinnamon can keep your arteries healthy, manage blood sugar levels, and lower cholesterol.
Turmeric can reduce inflammation in arthritis patients and may block the formation of some cancers.
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Scientists: Ozone technology key for ensuring minimally processed foods
Monday, January 16, 2012 08:00 IST
Nandita Vijay, Bangalore
Global food scientists are now recommending the use of ozone which is being viewed and recognised as a promising food processing agent.
Ozone is increasingly accepted as an environment-friendly technology. The multi-functionality of ozone makes it a promising food processing agent. Excess ozone decomposes rapidly to produce oxygen and this leaves no residue in foods from its decomposition, according to Brijesh Tiwari, researcher, food and consumer technology, Manchester Metropolitan University and School of Food Science and Environmental Health, Dublin Institute of Technology.
In particular, the USFDA rulings on ozone usage in food have resulted in increased interest in potential food applications worldwide. Ozone as an oxidant is used in water treatment, washing and disinfection of equipment, odour removal and fruits vegetable, meat and seafood processing.
The key drivers of ozone usage in the food industry are regulation, surface cleanings, food safety, nutrient, sensory aspect, technology advances and shelf life extension, he stated in a presentation on—Ozone a leading food processing technology—here recently.
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The world already has donuts that double as cheeseburgers, donuts that are topped with bacon and even donut poutine. The next step in this Homer Simpson-approved revolution is, of course, donut pizza. Leave it to the world's multinational pizza chains to make this a reality.
Domino's Guatemala has just released their Nueva Donna pizza. This donut-shaped monstrosity may not be actually deep fried and topped with sugar, but don't worry, it's still plenty unhealthy. The donut hole, which is usually just filled with boring old air, is stuffed to the brim with chicken wings or ribs.


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Alabaster CoffinsTrivia brain teasers have some element of trivia in them, but they are not just pure trivia questions.
A fortress of an island,
Rocky and forlorn;
Surrounded by a still, dark,
Ageless ocean.
With raiment white,
He crosses the sea,
In his boat, a coffin of
What am I?
HintThis riddle refers to a painting from the year 1880. The artist made four different versions throughout the 1880's, but the gist of each was the same.
AnswerA painting by Arnold Bocklin, called The Isle of the Dead.
Arnold Bocklin produced several different versions of the painting. All of them have an oarsman, and a standing figure in white clothes in a small boat crossing a sea of dark water towards a rocky island. The boat has something in it, which is usually thought of as a coffin. The figure in white is often taken to be Charon, and the water represents the Acheron. The first version was created in 1880 after a lady, whose husband had recently died, requested it. The other versions are located in collections in Basel, Berlin and Leipzig.
In Greek mythology, Charon is the ferryman of the dead. Acheron, or the "river of woe", is a river in Hades.
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Which Way?Trivia brain teasers have some element of trivia in them, but they are not just pure trivia questions.
Which one is the odd one out and why?
1) Ob
2) Mackenzie
3) Willamette
4) Cheyenne
5) Cheat
6) Nile
7) Lena
AnswerThese are rivers that run north except for #4 - Cheyenne River - Runs South from Wyoming to South Dakota, USA.
Ob River - In Russia, the Ob River zigzags North, west, east and north again to the Arctic Ocean
Mackenzie River - In the Northwest Territories of Canada
Willamette River - In Oregon USA, flows north to the Columbia River
Cheat River - Northern West Virginia, USA
The Nile River - In Africa
The Lena River - From the Baikal Mountains in Russia to the Arctic Ocean
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Surprisingly, there is only occasional mention of either Winnipeg or the Winnipeg-spawned Phantompalooza fan event in the extras of the new Blu-ray edition of Phantom of the Paradise.
The Blu-ray was launched earlier this month by Scream Factory, a sub-brand of Shout Factory, a label that typically lavishes Criterion Collection care and attention on genre movies that don't otherwise get much respect.
Phantom of the Paradise is no exception. The two-disc Blu-ray release offers up a clean, pristine, high-definition version of the film that looks as fresh as it did when it opened at the Garrick Cinema nearly 40 years ago. Extras include an hour-plus interview with star and songwriter Paul Williams moderated by prestigious Phantom "phan" Guillermo del Toro, a doc on the making of the film with stars William Finley, Gerrit Graham and Jessica Harper. Even the film's typically reticent director Brian DePalma participates in a 36-minute interview about the movie.
In retrospect, one can understand DePalma's tendency to treat the movie as the red-headed stepchild of his oeuvre. He made the film between his two impressive Hitchcock homages Sisters (1973) and Obsession (1976) and, by all rights, it should have solidified his reputation as an important filmmaker -- an event that didn't really happen until he finally hit it big with his 1976 adaptation of Stephen King's Carrie. (DePalma sealed the big-time deal with subsequent hits including The Untouchables and Scarface.)
Heartbreakingly, in every other North American city except Winnipeg, Phantom ignominiously bombed. In cities in Western Canada, it opened and closed within a single week. In aberrant Winnipeg, it played for weeks, then months, then, off and on, for years. If Phantom of the Paradise could be called a cult film, then the majority of the cult seemed to exist within the boundaries of the Perimeter Highway.
Now, almost 40 years later, it seems the film is getting the love it deserves, in no small part due to Winnipeggers who have evangelized on its behalf in the 2005 event Phantompalooza, and especially in the 2006 follow-up Phantompalooza 2, which saw all major cast members congregate in Winnipeg for a Phantom love fest, culminating in a concert by Paul Williams himself, the actor-composer who wrote Phantom's ingenious soundtrack and starred as the demonic music producer Swan.
The Blu-ray release this month has shone a spotlight on the film with write-ups in publications as variant as the New York Times and the horror mag Rue Morgue. In early August, Entertainment Weekly labelled the Blu-ray one of its Top 10 "Must sees" of the week. Macleans magazine asked the pertinent question it its headline: "Was Winnipeg right about Phantom of the Paradise all along?"
Gloria Dignazio, a Phantompalooza board member and self-described "super-phan" answers the question in the affirmative.
"It did spark here," she says. "So we like to think that we had something to do with that."
Indeed, it was Rod Warkentin, another Winnipeg Phantompalooza board member, who was the moving force behind a huge Phantom event in Los Angeles in late July that saw 1,000 fans cram into the Arclight Cinema on Sunset Boulevard for a screening and panel discussion with the stars (excepting Finley, who died in 2012) moderated by another high-profile fan, director Edgar Wright (Shaun of the Dead).
"It all came about when William Finley passed away," says Warkentin, a Winnipeg teacher and part-time promoter looking to host another event in part to fund an arts scholarship in Finley's name within the Seven Oaks School Division.
"The Phantompalooza committee had said there's no point in doing another Phantompalooza in Winnipeg because we couldn't top what we did in 2006," he says. "We didn't want to repeat ourselves."
"It occurred to me that just about everybody (in the cast) lives in L.A., so why not do it in L.A.? We ended up getting everybody together. I didn't know how it would go in L.A., but we had a sold-out crowd and it was amazing.
"It's not a Winnipeg thing anymore. Now, finally, it's gone global."
That is not to say there is not one big Phantom event left in Winnipeg.
Gloria Dignazio says preparations are underway for a special Phantom screening at the Metropolitan Entertainment Centre on Nov. 1 in observance of the film's official 40th birthday. She personally took her Blu-ray to the theatre for a test-screening and was thrilled to note how much the refurbished Donald Street venue actually resembles the "Paradise" of the film, especially in the scene in which Gerrit Graham's glam buffoon Beef is electrocuted onstage.
"It's gorgeous," she says. "The theatre has got two balconies on either side (of the screen) and we're actually going to put the Phantom mannequin up there in one of them.
"It's going to be pretty cool."


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Evansville Rescue Mission's 2nd Annual Drumstick Dash Scheduled For November 23
Saturday, November 23rd is the day for the Evansville Mission's Drumstick Dash 8K and 1 Mile Run/Walk in downtown Evansville. Get all of the info so you can, 'move your feet so others can eat!'
What: 2nd Annual Drumstick Dash, an 8K (just under 5 miles) and a 1 mile run/walk
When: Saturday, November 23, 2013
Where: Starting and Finishing at the Rescue Mission's Residence Center (500 East Walnut Street, Evansville, IN 47713)
Start Time: 9:00 a.m. for 8K run/walk; 9:10 a.m. for 1 mile run/walk
Cost: $20 per person; children 11 years-old and younger can participate for FREE
Click here for registration form. There will be a costume contest, Lil' Gobbler run for children, food, a chance to chase Butterball, their turkey mascot, awards and prizes.
Who Benefits: Thousands of Tri-State families who receive a Thanksgiving food basket at the Rescue Mission's annual Gobbler Gathering. All of the Drumstick Dash's proceeds will directly go to purchase needed items for the Gobbler Gathering's Thanksgiving food baskets. (2rescue.org)
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Security Council: Statement by Ambassador Wittig on the Situation in Central Africa
(Security Council: Statement as delivered by Ambassador Wittig on the United Nations Regional Office for Central Africa (UNOCA) and the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA))
" Mr. President,
I thank SRSG Moussa for his briefing. Let me first refer to the LRA and secondly comment on UNOCA.
The LRA continues to pose a serious threat to civilians, mainly in the DRC, the Central African Republic and South Sudan. Children continue to bear the brunt of LRA attacks and their atrocities.
The conceptual tools are in place, namely the AU regional initiative against the LRA and the UN regional strategy. It is critical to swiftly implement and follow-up on the regional initiative. We welcome the progress made so far. We reiterate our call on the countries in the region to take the lead in resolving the LRA problem, to fully commit to the AU regional initiative, to strengthen their cooperation at all levels, and to observe their primary responsibility to protect civilians. We call upon all States to cooperate with the Ugandan authorities and the ICC in order to implement the arrest warrants for LRA leaders.
We welcome the AU's leadership role in coordinating efforts against the LRA and commend the close cooperation between SRSG Moussa and the AU Special Envoy. Strengthening coordination, information sharing, and trust among the security and defense forces of the LRA affected countries remains important. The AU should also continue to persuade Khartoum to participate in the efforts to address the LRA threat.
We reiterate our encouragement to share the concept of the military planning of the AU initiative, and to agree on a realistic CONOPS for the AU Regional Task Force.
This is important to enable the UN and international partners to consider additional support where feasible. In every military action, protection of civilians needs to be a priority, well monitored and reviewed.
We appreciate UNOCA's leading role in coordinating the implementation of the UN's regional strategy to address the LRA threat. We commend all UN actors for their contributions and welcome progress achieved notably in the inter-mission and cross-border cooperation. Further efforts are needed. The successful implementation of the strategy requires the full commitment of all UN actors and external partners. We encourage focusing on protection of civilians, DDR and DDRRR efforts for former LRA members, ensuring humanitarian assistance, and fostering peacebuilding and development activities in LRA affected areas.
Germany remains committed to contribute to the implementation of the regional strategy. We provide continuous humanitarian assistance and have supported the expansion of MONUSCO's Standard Operating Procedures for DDRRR across the region. In order to enhance protection of civilians we have recently allocated 1.3 million USD to a UNICEF project. The project aims at responding to the specific protection concerns of women and children arising from LRA operations.
We encourage SRSG Moussa and UNOCA to ensure close monitoring of the implementation process of the UN regional strategy, its evaluation and flexible adaptation of all actions to the needs and developments on the ground.
Mr. President,
Turning finally to UNOCA's overall mandate and activities, we commend UNOCA for prioritizing its work programme and for its focus on specific activities. We welcome UNOCA's contribution to strengthening ECCAS' capacities in the field of mediation. Enhancing early warning and early political action in the region should also be pursued.
We encourage the development of an integrated counter-terrorism and small arms and light weapon strategy for Central Africa and hail UNOCA's assistance provided to the UNSAC Member States in this context. We also commend UNOCA's contribution to implementing the recommendations of Security Council resolutions 2018 (2011) and 2039 (2012) on maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea and encourage continued close cooperation with the UN Office for West Africa UNOWA and regional organisations with the purpose of developing a regional strategy against piracy and other forms of maritime crime.
Let me conclude by expressing our support for the work of SRSG Moussa and the regional office. Their contribution to conflict prevention in Central Africa is important and appreciated.
Thank you, Mr. President."


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I started a new job about two years ago, and I was having trouble getting to sleep and staying asleep. It was starting to affect my ability to get up in the morning and make it to work.
Not wanting to lose my new job I decided to try an OTC sleep aid. It helped a lot. I was able to get to sleep within 30 mins to an hour after taking 1 Tylenol PM (or generic equivalent). The problem was that if I didn`t take the pill I would still have trouble sleeping.
Here it is 2 years later and I`m up to 2 per night, and have been for quite a while. (I keep a 500pill bottle next to the bed) Most of the time the pills do the job, but occasionally I will still have trouble sleeping... And sometimes I have trouble waking up which is defeating the purpose a bit.
Quite often I have stomach pains that I usually chalk up to being very hungry. This is mainly because I feel much better after eating. A friend recently suggested I may have an ulcer from all the stress at work, which caused me to do some research. I`ve read that stress doesn`t cause an ulcer, it only aggravates them. But I also read that extended use of pain meds can cause ulcers.
Is it possible that I`ve given myself an ulcer using OTC pain meds? Should I see a doctor? I still have sleeping issues, as days that I don`t have to work I don`t take the pills and I`m often awake until 6-8am the next morning. Is there a better option to help me sleep that would be less harsh on my body?
Thank you for contacting NetWellness. Insomnia is a common complaint. Some symptoms of insomnia are difficulty falling asleep, difficulty staying asleep, and difficulty with early morning awakening. Sometimes insomnia only lasts for a short time and can be easily managed. Persistent insomnia is more troublesome and can affect work, school, social relationships, and health.
Many conditions are associated with insomnia such as depression, anxiety, allergies, and pain. Much of the time insomnia is simply the result of poor sleep habits. Maintaining a sleep diary for one to two weeks is a good way to start. Keeping track of sleep times, caffeine and alcohol ingestion, etc. may provide clues as to the cause of insomnia.
Behavioral changes are often all that's needed to improve sleep. By maintaining good sleep habits (sleep hygiene) the need for medication may be avoided. Good sleep hygiene includes:
1. Stick to a regular sleep schedule, exercise regularly.
2. Gto bed only when sleepy.
3. Put your worries away when you go to bed.
4. Do something relaxing and enjoyable before bedtime.
5. Make your bedroom quiet and comfortable.
6. Avoid large meals just before bedtime.
7. Use your bedroom only for sleep and sexual activity.
8. If you cannot sleep within 15 to 20 minutes, get up and go to another room. Return to bed only when drowsy.
9. Remove the clock from eyesight.
10. Do not nap during the day; if you must nap, limit it to 30 minutes in the early afternoon.
11. Avoid alcohol, nicotine, and caffeine use.
12. Avoid frequent use of sedatives.
13. Schedule outdoor time at the same time each day.
14. Have your pharmacist check your medications for potential sleep effects.
15. Avoid bright lights (e.g. from TV, computers, video games) before bed.
Relaxation therapy and stimulus control therapy can also be tried for insomnia
For the treatment of insomnia, long-term use of diphenhydramine is not recommend. There is little evidence that it improves insomnia, and it causes sedation the next day. Additional side effects include decreased alertness, delirium, dry mouth, dry eyes, urinary retention and blurry vision. Diphenhydramine does not cause side effects that would cause stomach pain. I suggest that you work with your primary care provider to select a therapy that works best for you and to address your stomach pains.
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Cast Iron puts application integration in a box
Cast Iron iA3000 appliance simplifies EAI -- perhaps too much
Enterprise application integration can quickly take on nightmarish proportions: multiple applications requiring complex workflows, data that must change form from one app to another, and massive management snarls. Consequently, most EAI solutions are themselves fairly large and complicated.
Cast Iron Systems attempts to simplify things by packaging all the production components of an EAI system in one preconfigured server. The Cast Iron iA3000 v3.5 integration appliance concentrates on providing reliable automatic application integration in short-running machine-to-machine scenarios.
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It's certainly easy to install, and the graphical mapping and workflow design tools are a boon to companies with limited IT resources. But the appliance format has its downside when it comes to scalability, and the focus on simplicity removes some features enterprises may find useful.
Connecting end points
The iA3000 is a 1U Dell PowerEdge 1850 with two 2.8GHz dual-core HT-enabled processors, giving it eight CPU threads; 4GB of RAM; RAID disk arrays; and dual, hot-swap power supplies. It runs Cast Iron's own EAI application on top of Linux. Installation is a matter of putting the server in a rack, connecting it to the network and a serial console, and plugging in both power supplies. Very easy.
There is a separate Java IDE, Cast Iron Studio, for configuring end points, schemas, orchestrations, and mappings graphically from a Windows workstation. The Appliance also hosts a graphical WMC (Web management console) server, a telnet server, and a serial console, each providing access to a command-line interface.
Cast Iron's tag line is "integrate in days," and that might be true even for simple integration projects in the hands of trained and knowledgeable integrators. It took me just a couple of days to become familiar with the appliance and its development environment.
The iA3000 has four major functions: connecting to end points, transforming data, doing workflow, and managing the data flow. It does not attempt to provide a dashboard for business users, or a system for implementing long-running orchestrations with human approvals. Micrsoft's BizTalk does these things, as do some of the other EAI products. CastIron chooses not to, stating that this functionality is for a relatively small market, which they are not trying to address because doing so would make their product more complicated.
Cast Iron Studio can create end points for a host of databases (with MySQL support planned for the next revision of the system), e-mail, FTP servers, Web servers, MQ, SAP, and Web services. Cast Iron supports a large number of line-of-business applications through Web service interfaces, database interfaces, XML file interfaces, or flat file interfaces. SAP's BAPI/iDocs interface is a special case.
I was able to connect to a SQL Server 2005 database on my LAN using SQL Server authentication. Unfortunately, the iA3000 doesn't seem to support Windows authentication and has no VPN client: I was unable to connect to SQL Servers behind firewalls that I normally reach using a Windows VPN. According to Cast Iron, people normally accomplish this by using a router to create a LAN-to-LAN VPN. Another option is to create a Web service that accesses the database, and to connect to the Web service from the Cast Iron appliance.
When I tried to import the WSDL for the GoogleSearch API to test Web service end points, Cast Iron Studio said that the WSDL was incorrect or unsupported but gave no details about what was wrong with it. According to the company, the iA3000 only supports the WS-I Basic Profile — GoogleSearch uses SOAP Encoded Arrays, which do not conform to WS-I Basic.
I was, however, able to import the WSDL for the StrikeIron USAddressVerification service, which conforms to the WS-I Basic profile, without any trouble. (Cast Iron supplied a working project to demonstrate the use of the StrikeIron service.) This orchestration creates an end point for HTTP posts on the appliance; the end point accepts a simple address, sends it to the StrikeIron service along with user credentials held in the orchestration as default values, receives a full verified address, and returns the full verified address to the caller.
I was able to connect to an FTP server after some experimentation and calls to tech support. It turns out that the iA3000 appliance itself requires a fully qualified network address to make a connection, even though Cast Iron Studio recognizes short Windows networking names. It also turns out that the Appliance currently doesn't log into anonymous FTP servers properly, even though Studio does. I was able to work around the problem by specifying a username of 'anonymous' and a password of 'email@example.com.' The company says that this will be fixed in the next version of the Cast Iron Operating System.
Cast Iron Studio can also create configuration properties for end points. This allows properties such as the URL, username, and password to be changed after deployment from the WMC, and is a much better practice than hard-wiring the end points into the integration project.
Mapping and workflow
Mapping data in Cast Iron Studio is a graphical process. In the simplest case, you draw lines between input schema variables and their matching output schema variables. When the data types match, you get a green connection line. When they don't, you get an orange connection line and a warning.
After mapping is complete and all variables match data types, the mapping progress indicator hits 100 percent. In some cases, I found that the mapping still works when data types don't exactly match, but such a mapping should be well tested.
Applying the mapping to test data lets you check mappings within Studio, without needing to deploy the orchestration. In more complicated cases, you may have to create intermediate variables and/or use functions to transform the data. For example, the input schema might hold city, state, and zip code in three discrete variables, whereas the output schema expects them in a single string. A mapping can concatenate the three input variables into the single output variable. Going the other way and splitting one string, e.g. "Andover, MA 01810," into three would only be a little more difficult. You can also create and apply custom transform functions.
Designing workflows is also a graphical process: drag activities from the toolbox onto the design pane and configure and map each activity according to its checklist. As you select each task in the checklist, you see the appropriate design form for that task, whether it's a set of input boxes and radio buttons, or the graphical mapping. Be aware, however, that Cast Iron only supports sequential workflows.
Cast Iron Studio's activity palette contains a basic assortment of transforms, logic, database actions, e-mail, ftp and http actions, Web services actions, and MQ and SAP actions. Users cannot add custom activities, though — again, a choice Cast Iron made to keep things simple.
More than one way to skin a cat
Most of the iA3000's management dance can be done using the Web interface. The WMC will deploy; undeploy; start, stop, and monitor orchestrations; and also monitor the appliance hardware. From the CLI, you can issue any of about 100 commands to control or interrogate the device, or even drop down into a Linux shell if necessary.
The log page in WMC lists only orchestration error messages by default. It can be configured to provide additional detail, down to the debugging level. The iA3000 appliance can also be configured to send error messages to an e-mail address or a SNMP server. If you prefer, you can tail the log file from a Linux shell within a telnet session to the appliance, and watch everything in real time.
No matter what product you're looking at, I recommend a three-step process for evaluating EAI software: screen for your required and desired end points, estimate costs, and evaluate capabilities and capacities. Because of its unique bundling of hardware and EAI software in an appliance, it's a little simpler to estimate costs for Cast Iron than its competitors — it's priced as a monthly lease for the entire bundle.
It's also simpler to estimate capacity with Cast Iron, since the hardware is fixed. That fixed hardware, however, limits the scalability options to upgrading to a high-availability version of the appliance or adding more appliances.
In the end, the Cast Iron iA3000's ease of setup and simplicity is something of a double-edged sword — it makes the iA3000 quick to deploy and relatively straightforward to use, but it also limits the feature set (no dashboard, sequential workflow support only). I feel the iA3000 is best suited for midsize companies with a business need to integrate their applications and limited IT developer resources with which to do so.
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Parents, teachers and children have launched a campaign to save their school crossing patrols as the council prepares to give them the axe.
Ten of Croydon's 'lollipop' men and women could face redundancy, sparking fears over pupil safety at schools located by some of the borough's most dangerous roads.
Staff were served with letters last week notifying them that their jobs were at risk as Croydon Council looks to slash spending on crossing patrols by £60,000.
The council says it will only cut patrols where zebra crossings are in place, but parents fear the safety of their children will still be compromised.
The Crescent Primary School in Selhurst stands to lose two nearby patrols, on Northcote Road and Sydenham Road.
Jo Wittams, whose five-year-old son Oscar attends the school, said: "Even with the lollypop lady there it is still dangerous. People are racing up to the lights.
"I have even seen cars swerve past the lollypop lady when she is in the middle of the crossing."
Ms Wittams, 34, of Limes Road, said: "There's a real feeling that these people are needed. Is the amount of the money that will be saved worth the potential for a really serious incident with a child?
"Obviously as parents we take the view that it is not."
She added: "It is irresponsible. It is Croydon's responsibility to keep its children safe."
Jane Fairbourn, the school's headteacher, warned the loss of the patrols could result in a child's death
She said: "We are very concerned. They are vital in keeping our children safe.
"We are in the middle of two very busy roads and the traffic comes thundering down and I have no doubt would pay no mind to a little person.
"If a child was to be hit by a car we would be looking at serious injuries or even worse, a fatality."
Parents have launched a petition against the cuts, which were announced as part of an £36m savings package last month.
Croydon Council's consultation on the overall package ends tomorrow.
A council spokesman said after the announcement of the cuts: "Croydon has over 100 schools and at present only 22 of them have a crossing patrol service. This number has gradually been reduced since the function was passed to the council from the Metropolitan Police some years ago.
"Ten of the remaining patrolled sites now have automated or zebra crossings, and it is these where we are considering their future.
"The number of staff who may be affected by this proposal has yet to be fully assessed as this will follow a consultation with the team."
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The basic concept on keyword research is evaluating your website to establish which terms are bringing or could bring in the most traffic and, in due course, set up the most conversions. With this, you can develop your web pages better for search engine optimization. However, there is a missing piece in this puzzle that forms the bigger picture. This is what separates small scale, if not, little success and actually generating a difference that produces greater results.
The bigger question is: What are those terms and phrases that are not bringing traffic to your website? These are keywords that are not creating an impact in your campaign simply because they are not there. You might be surprised at the amount of opportunities you are not taking advantage of.
Competition: you can never wrong with examining the competitive playing field. At this day and age competitive intelligence is easier to grasp with keyword research tools such as KeywordSpy. With this, you can now look through nearly limitless resources of keyword data in order to improve your on-page and even off page optimization.
If you are not familiar with the rankings yet or the leaders in your industry, search through your own keywords to find out who else is ranking for them. Find out the leaders in the industry of your niche and get to know what makes them stand in the lead.
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There are keywords in their list that make them rank highly on the search engines. Are these the keywords you already have in your campaign or are these part of the ones that are not bringing you traffic because you still do not have them.
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Analyze which keywords could bring your website the advantage. There are keywords with high volume of searches and a minimum amount of competition. Set your competition field and filter out competitive keywords to analyze a clearer list.
Second, think outside of the box. Or in terms of keyword research, think outside of the company terminology. You could have your own way of describing your products, but what does the average consumer know about you. Sure you are looking for keywords that are aimed at selling point and are, therefore, specific. But do not miss out on online user you could attract as well. Look for terms and phrases that your market or niche is also or could also be using to describe your product.
You could go over related or even misspelled keyword terms to comprehend your market better and see how they could be finding products and services similar to yours. Lead them in the right direction.
These do not necessarily have to be generic terms but specific ideas to describe a relatively unknown product. Other users may be used to calling your products a different term, at which case; you should be armed with the same quality of keywords in case those terms are what you are being known for.
Lastly, do not just focus on selling point. You can attract users based on keywords that are geared towards the performance of a sale. But not all online users are looking to buy immediately. Others seek information also. So it is also advisable to have web pages devised for informative solutions with keywords that are aimed to not just sell but firstly educate. When the user is convinced that your product is reliable then you got yourself a conversion, and maybe a loyal customer.
Being centered on keywords you are only aware about or keyword that bring you the usual traffic may be setting yourself up for the typical success. Find out how far your reach can go and how much more can you bring to your optimization campaign by also expanding your own efforts.
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People who have had a stroke—usually in the front part of the brain
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Crying can also be a symptom of
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This is more likely to occur when someone has to stay in bed for long
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If you notice that your loved one has a sudden change in emotion or mental state, it may be delirium. For delirium, the person may need medical care.
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Ziegler, D-backs stung late in loss to Giants
Arizona drops series opener despite three-homer fourth inning
PHOENIX -- Tied in the eighth inning Monday with two outs and a runner on third, D-backs manager Kirk Gibson faced a decision whether to leave right-hander Brad Ziegler in the game with a trio of lefty Giants batters scheduled to bat next or bring in a southpaw from the bullpen to get the left-on-left matchup.
Gibson opted to keep Ziegler on the mound and the 33-year-old, who entered the night with a 1.77 career ERA against San Francisco, proceeded to walk the next two batters and then allow Brandon Belt to drive in a pair of runs, lifting the Giants to a 6-4 victory over the D-backs.
Arizona has two left-handed relievers in its bullpen: Matt Reynolds, who pitched one-third of an inning Sunday, and Tony Sipp, who hadn't thrown since Friday and ended up replacing Ziegler and tossing 1 1/3 scoreless innings Monday after the damage was done.
After the game, Gibson pointed to his bullpen's heavy workout recently as the reason he didn't make the move sooner. Over the weekend in a four-game set vs. the Rockies, D-backs relievers combined to throw 15 innings.
"I just didn't have a bullpen," said Gibson, who added some relievers weren't available but declined to specify whom. "They've thrown a lot and just for me, you have to look beyond today. They've thrown a lot of innings and we tried to accomplish it and couldn't get it done."
Asked if he would've handled the situation differently if he had a rested bullpen, Gibson replied, "I might have."
"But regardless of whether we were short or not in the bullpen I was comfortable with who we had in there," Gibson said. "[Ziegler] has gotten lefties out, he's gotten righties out, and the ball found a hole tonight."
Belt's game-winning hit wasn't the first time this year he has hurt Arizona. In four games vs. the D-backs this season, Belt is 6-for-11 with two homers and six RBIs. Against everyone else, the first baseman is batting just .197.
"I was seeing the ball well enough. I thought, 'If he gives me something I can handle here, I'm going to go after it,'" Belt said of his late hit Monday. "You just don't want to be in between on that. I said, 'If I get something, I'm going to take my full hack at it.'"
For Ziegler's part in the loss, the 33-year-old took full responsibility despite the tough matchups he faced.
"Maybe just a little bit of a lack of aggression, trying to make the pitches too good on the edge and not attacking enough to make them put the ball in play," Ziegler said. "I wasn't off by a lot tonight; it was just a little bit enough to get behind in counts and be on the defensive."
Coupled with a Rockies victory over the Dodgers, Arizona's loss Monday dropped the club back into second place in the National League West, a game back of Colorado.
As for the D-backs' offense, the only runs it produced came courtesy of the long ball. Jason Kubel and Eric Chavez went back-to-back in the fourth off Giants starter Matt Cain, then Martin Prado hit his first blast since April 18 later in the inning.
Prado entered the game 0-for-his-last-11 so Gibson tried to get his third baseman going by penciling him in the leadoff spot for just the second time all year.
"I just wanted to give him an opportunity to swing the bat," Gibson said. "I think he has been worrying too much about the runners on base."
Besides the loss, another casualty of Monday was Gerardo Parra's career-best 13-game hitting streak, which ended after an 0-for-5 night at the plate.
Looking for his first win since Opening Day, D-backs starter Ian Kennedy knew he didn't have his best stuff right out of the gates Monday, but he battled to give the club a chance to win. The right-hander allowed four runs on seven hits over seven innings, but only four Giants reached base over his final five frames of work.
"Even after the first batter I know my stuff wasn't as sharp. I just wanted to keep it close as much as possible," Kennedy said. "I noticed my fastball wasn't as good command-wise, so I knew I had lean more on my off-speed tonight. It's awfully tough when your fastball command isn't good though."
Monday was Kennedy's second consecutive outing against the Giants as he faced them last Wednesday in San Francisco. The D-backs' ace didn't give up a run until the seventh inning in that start, but Monday was a different story.
Highlighted by a Gregor Blanco RBI single and a Belt solo home run, the Giants pounded out four hits in the first two innings off Kennedy, who came into the start with a 2.33 career ERA vs. San Francisco, to take an early 3-0 advantage.
Two innings later in the fourth, the D-backs briefly grabbed a lead thanks to the franchise's first three-homer inning since 2010, but a Pablo Sandoval RBI single in the fifth off Kennedy tied the game, 4-4.
After their powerful fourth inning, the D-backs' bats went silent the rest of the night, managing just two hits over the final five frames.
"We hit the ball out of the ballpark; we didn't die," Gibson said. "It went down to the end -- it just wasn't our night."
Tyler Emerick is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Chia seeds stand in for eggs and add a healthy boost to these decadent pancakes. I love that they sound challenging, but are actually quite simple. These would be perfect for breakfast on a lazy Sunday, but we could eat these pancakes anytime of the day! A special thanks to our Label Content Manager, Michelle (who also writes the beautiful blog Je Mange la Ville) for coming up with such a fun recipe.
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- 1 Tbsp Chia Seeds + 3 Tbsp Water
- 3/4 cup Unbleached White Flour
- 1/4 cup Whole Wheat Pastry Flour
- 1 Tbsp Brown Sugar
- 1 tsp Baking Powder
- 1/2 tsp Baking Soda
- 1/4 tsp Kosher Salt
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- 1 tsp granulated Sugar
- Maple Syrup, for serving
Add chia seeds to water and let sit until they gel, about 15 minutes.
In a mixing bowl, whisk together flours, sugar, baking powder and soda and salt. Add the buttermilk and melted butter to the gelled chia, and then combine that into the dry ingredients. Stir until just combined (don't over mix).
Heat a non-stick griddle over medium heat and spray lightly with non-stick spray. Drop batter onto griddle by 1/4 cupfuls. Place two banana slices into each pancake surface and press down lightly. Sprinkle pancake surfaces with a little sugar.
Flip pancake when bubbles appear on the surface and edges start to look a little dry, about 3-4 minutes. Check side with bananas frequently to make sugar isn't getting to dark and adjust heat as needed. Cook second side 2-3 more minutes. Keep warm in a 200° F oven if cooking pancakes in batches.
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GALVESTON, Texas - Almost four years after Hurricane Ike, Local 2 Investigates found hundreds of homeowners were still waiting for their homes to be fixed as part of a government recovery program.
"The cabinets and everything are gone," said Yvonne Gerard, a Galveston homeowner participating in the government Disaster Housing Recovery Program.
Gerard's house isn't really a home these days. Most of the walls are gone, much of the plumbing has been taken out, and there's no electricity.
"They came in and they tore it up and left it," she said.
That wasn't part of the sales pitch when Gerard and hundreds of other Galveston homeowners signed up for the recovery program. The promise was contractors would rehab and remodel homes left damaged after Ike. The paperwork said it would take just three months.
"The promises were just lies," said Gerard.
Gerard has now been out of her house for almost a year. No work has been done in at least six months, and she has no idea when she willl be able to move back in her house.
"I get tired of the run around," Gerard said. "I talked to this person. I talked to that person. They say this procedure is why it was stopped. No. I don't want to hear that anymore."
Across town, Freelander Little also been out of her home for a year. All construction has stopped, but she can't even check on the progress because she's been locked out by contractors.
"This is the forgotten story," Little said. "I'm almost dull to the pain, but I'm sensitive to the fact that I need to be home. And who's going to help me?"
By taking a drive through Galveston's inner-city neighborhoods, you see Gerard and Little are not alone. On street after street, signs touting the recovery program sit in front of unfinished homes. Local 2 Investigates discovered there are at least 500 Galveston homeowners either still waiting for work to be done on their homes or for construction to even begin almost three years after the program began.
The rebuilt homes aren't just a problem for homeowners who've been waiting months. In the meantime, some of the houses are unsecured and accessible to anyone. Inside the homes, there are clear dangers like broken glass, no outside walls and holes in top-level floors.
"We've had a lot of problems with the program," said Galveston City Manager Michael Kovacs. "We do have a lot of people who have been out a long time and we're offering our apologies to them."
Kovacs said all of the issues seem to be symptoms of a big government program. Federal tax dollars funded the project, but it's run by the state.
So far, three different state agencies have overseen the program. The City of Galveston had to fire the company it hired to run the local office, and three contractors were replaced for not finishing the work. What's left are hundreds of unfinished repairs that are the result of what city leaders call a bureaucratic mess on every level.
"The only way we're going to prove to people that we're better is by building houses and building them quick," Kovacs said.
Homeowners just want to get back in their homes.
"All I'm doing right now is keep praying that someone will come and do what's supposed to get done and get me back in my house," Gerard said.
Kovacs said the state's General Land Office is now overseeing the entire program. That office hired a new administrator and new contractors are now at work.
Kovacs said he hopes the changes mean all the work can now be finished in six months. The City of Galveston said 360 homes have been either rebuilt or remodeled during the program, but those 500 homes are still not finished.
Homeowners in the program do not have to pay for the repairs or construction. However, they still pay mortgage and taxes during construction and beyond. They also must commit to staying in the home for three years after it's complete and maintain flood insurance on the property.
If you have a news tip or question for KPRC Local 2 Investigates, drop them an e-mail or call their tipline at (713) 223-TIPS (8477). Copyright 2012 by Click2Houston.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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A 16-year campaign to get a bus route in parts of Mitcham and Morden has ended after the extension of the single decker S1 at the weekend.
Residents will be better connected after the launch of the long-awaited new bus route between Banstead and Lavender Fields via Sutton, St Helier and Mitcham.
A campaign by the Lavender Fields Residents' Association has been running since 1998 to plug the gap in public transport for people living in the area.
In Mitcham the route will now run via Cranmer Road to reach Cricket Green, then through Mitcham town centre, London Road and Victoria Road to the new Lavender Fields terminus.
It will no longer serve Upper Green East and Commonside West, though routes 264, 270 and 355 will continue to do so.
Merton Council officers and councillors joined forces with residents to campaign for the bus service which made its first journey on Saturday, April 12.
Councillor Edith Macauley, of the Lavender Fields ward, said: "I feel it means a lot to the residents.
"It is good because some people can't drive and they have a free bus pass.
"It is quite a walk to some areas of Mitcham to the next bus stop and if you are a bit older, or even if you are not, you won't be able to walk very far."
Lavender Fields and Colliers Wood councillors, together with Neil Malcolm, chairman of the Lavender Fields Residents' Association are celebrating the S1 bus route extension.
Greater London Assembly member Richard Tracey said: "This is really great news for Lavender's residents.
"I have been fighting for this over six years after they approached me after battling for three years before that."
Transport for London (TfL) said the changes have been made to route S1 in response to local residents' requests and have been made possible by collaborative working between TfL and Merton Council.
The change follows on from an increase in frequency last November, which saw services increase by a third from three to four buses an hour. The route will continue to be served by single deck buses.
John Barry, head of network development for TfL, said: "Residents in the Lavender Fields area have been calling for improved transport links.
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