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Type: Bug
Status: Resolved
Priority: Major
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 5.7.0
Fix Version/s: 5.10.0
Component/s: JMS client
Fuse Message Broker 5.7.0
We're getting message stuck in queues with the
redelivery flag set to true.
We used the following test model: put every 1 second 50 messages sequentially, and after that, the rest of 1000 msgs quickly to INPUT_QUEUE and
while starting 25 listeners cosuming from INPUT_QUEUE, which takes about 30 seconds to move the message to RECEIPT_QUEUE, 10 other listeners on RECEIPT_QUEUE consume and counts them.
We tried making one of the consumer slow by setting the
processing time to 100000 seconds (sleep) and putting a heavy load in
500 threads every 1 ms to some other queues the same time.
Our test case is attached, you might need to install some dependencies
to the local maven repository manually:
mvn install:install-file -DgroupId=org.apache.activemq
-DartifactId=activemq-core -Dversion=5.7.0-fuse-71-047 -Dpackaging=jar
mvn install:install-file -DgroupId=org.apache.kahadb
-DartifactId=kahadb -Dversion=5.7.0-fuse-71-047 -Dpackaging=jar
mvn install:install-file
-DartifactId=geronimo-j2ee-management_1.1_spec -Dversion=1.0.1
-Dpackaging=jar -Dfile=geronimo-j2ee-management_1.1_spec-1.0.1.jar
mvn install:install-file -DgroupId=org.apache.activemq.pool
-DartifactId=activemq-pool -Dversion=5.7.0-fuse-71-047 -Dpackaging=jar
To run the test, simply use the Maven test target:
mvn clean test
If the problem occurs the you'll get a message like this in the test
results, (target/surefire-reports):
java.lang.AssertionError: Still messages in InputQueue expected:<0>
but was:<365>
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Using abortConnection=false is viable with https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-5114 - the broker will always see a local remove when teh sub is aborted, even if the remote sub is slow to respond or never responds.
I used the last test case from: https://fusesource.com/issues/browse/ENTMQ-409
and tested it on my laptop.
Results: Tests run: 20 Failed: 8
I attached logs from the failed tests:
I have also checked it on very slow Solaris system where I was not able to get the test case passed even once/see attached logs/.
After changing only the options to have abortConnection="true" ignoreIdleConsumers="false" I managed to pass the test case on the Solaris environment and got better results on the laptop with Windows OS: Tests run: 20 Failed 2
So I was able to get the test case failed even with abortConnection="true" ignoreIdleConsumers="false" but it behaved much better with these options.
For testing I used the oryginal TC and 5.9.0.redhat-610-SNAPSHOT from:
As for activemq-all we had only those:
5.9-fuse-SNAPSHOT/ Thu Jun 27 11:57:53 UTC 2013
5.9.0.redhat-610-SNAPSHOT/ Sat Sep 21 00:34:04 UTC 2013
Thank you for your comment!
We do not care about the long-sleeping message but about all the prefetched messages for the sleeping consumer which needs to be redispatched & delivered to other consumers. This is all what needs to be guaranteed here no matter what option we are going to use in the spring listener we do not want the "freeze" - meaning that all pending/prefetched messages have to be re-dispatched from such "slow" /or frozen/ consumers to other ones. However I am still concerned about the ignoreIdleConsumers="false" and abortConnection="true" which is going to work for me. Why ignoreIdleConsumers="false" helps so much when you said it should not? Could it be checked as we would like to avoid this?
The problem is how the spring message listener works. It doesn't use message listener like you would in a JMS app. Instead it does receive() on the session, gets the message and manually executes onMessage() on the listener. In auto acknowledge mode as soon as receive() is done, the message is acked and considered processed. So the message that sleeps forever will not be resent to other consumers when this consumer is detected slow. Turning to client acknowlement Spring actually manually acks the message when onMessage() completes. So when we close the consumer, the current long-sleeping message will be replayed to other consumers.
For me it has also passed 90-95% times but I sent you the case when it failed. Also please notice the wrong statistics there. We had there above 1000 messages or even -2. Why?
I do not want it to pass 99% but 100% because we have on the production rare case when we have to remove all the messages from all queues because of such "freeze" (nothing else helps). This is the reason I am a bit pushy to get it solved completly.
As for the parameters with ignoreIdleConsumers="false" and abortConnection="true" I managed to get 100% of success runs ignoring statistics however. With ignoreIdleConsumers="true" none of the two test cases does not work for me every time. With abortConnection="false" only kahaPendingMessages.zip is going to work, the AMQFreezeTest is failing simetimes.
We really need to get rid of the AMQ freezes which are very bad and cost much also as for the mainenance.
Could you advise why ignoreIdleConsumers="false" helps so much but you said it should not? Anyway I would like to avoid setting this.
Also please use the original test case as we can modify any test case to pass but I need to know reasons for any change to our application as for AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE before puting it in the late state of our project. We need the code to reflect out production design.
Running with Dejan's configuration I see the test passing consistently now.
Idle consumers are consumers that have no outstanding dispatched messages. These consumer have nothing to do and therefore would always trip the slow condition and eventually be closed. In the case of having the abortConnection=true this means that you'd have consumer connection coming and going for no real reason which could impact performance of your application. I don't see why you'd want to not just ignore the idle one's and only focus on consumers that have not ack'd outstanding messages in the allocated time.
Please advise why do you think the auto_acknowledge option should not be used?
I managed to get the both test cases to pass using the ignoreIdleConsumers="false" and abortConnection="true"
if we consider the traces only /the messages really received/ and not taking into account the wrong statistics. I got all the messages consumed by the spring consumers. The slow strategy after being triggered a few times was able to close the connections and they have been recreated by spring consumers only so I had to modify the test cases to use the spring configuration for both INPUT_QUEUE & RECEIPT_QUEUE.
I used the original test cases in form I sent here with the mentioned modifications.
What might be the risk for us to use the ignoreIdleConsumers="false" and abortConnection="true"?
For me the last AMQFreezeTest.zip is still failing both using the 5.8 snapshot containing the slow abort consumer strategy and latest 5.9 binaries.
It still unusual to me to call all these interrupts, as I cannot image a scenario in real life that will do the similar thing to the application.
Anyhow, I did some changes to the configuration of thins I have a test that now passes all the time for me (please find it attached). Things that are changed:
- one of the most important things is to move spring consumer to client acknowlegdment (look listener.xml). The spring container will synchronosuly receive messages and pass them to listener. So in case of the long running listener, the message is acked imidiatelly, which causes problems later.
- conditionalNetworkBridgeFilterFactory policy and larger ttl, as consumers can come and go to different brokers and we need to be able to pass messages back and forth
- ignoreIdleConsumers="true" as we don't want to kill connections of idle consumers
- abortConnection="false" as we don't want to kill the connection just a misbehaving consumer
Can you guys run this version of the test and see how it works for you?
Modded test case using embedded brokers. With changes to the spring response processor. Broker restart at end clears wrong queue stats.
The configuration for ActiveMQ broker & spring consumers reflect exectly our production configuration.
If we should change something here just let me know.
This models our 25 consumers which simulatanously process the messages on the InputQueue
and send the receipts to the ReceiptQueue.
I agree it is very weird test case as we tried to simulate unsafe "kill" command/or
other unexpected scenario and possibly a bug in the application which might result in ActiveMQ or queue freeze.
I am sure that the good designed software and normal processing is working perfectly until something unusual happened
or a bug in code. It is a very rare case when we have to remove all the messages/and restart all applications
to let AMQ keep working but if it happens it is very serious outage.
In some our testing after upgrading to AMQ 5.8 we have experienced worse scenario yet
when even restarting of AMQ and consumers did not help to keep processing.
We will keep trying to recreate the scenario as the upgrading does not eliminate the "freezes"
and it is very serious issue.
What we do here is we put messages to INPUT_QUEUE and the 25 consumers, this time configured to use spring,
consume them putting a receipt to RECEIPT_QUEUE.
Next we have consumers which consume the messages from RECEIPT_QUEUE.
So after TC ends both INPUT_QUEUE & RECEIPT_QUEUE should be empty.
If not it indicates some freeze or TC ended too fast /we could give some sleep option to give a chance for AMQ
to consume the messages/.
Attached is a bit modified broker config for the test. We recommend using:
- conditionalNetworkBridgeFilterFactory policy and larger ttl, as consumers can come and go to different brokers and we need to be able to pass messages back and forth
- ignoreIdleConsumers="true" as we don't want to kill connections of idle consumers
I started investigating an AMQFreeze test in more details. One thing that seems off to me is that all consumers on the InputQueue are using the same connection. My impression is that you're trying to simulate multiple applications (using each they're own connection) is misbehaving and being reconnected. As we have it here, all the misbehaving consumers are killing the same connection multiple times very frequently. Can you please confirm what's the intention of the test and maybe modify test accordingly?
Updated the freeze test with additional testing logic and debug data.
Can you clarify which test case you are using and what its current configuration is. You've referenced a couple things so I'm a bit confused now on which one you are looking at. Perhaps you can attached your current test case with the configuration that's not working so I know I'm looking at the right thing.
During my testing today the 5.9.0.redhat-610067 resolved the AMQ4533(kahaPendingMessages) test case using
<abortSlowAckConsumerStrategy maxSlowCount="1"/> and when put enough time to consume all messages by adding Thread.sleep(30); before checking the queue sizes
but after adding abortConnection="true" e.g. <abortSlowAckConsumerStrategy maxSlowCount="1" abortConnection="true"/> the TC is failing again.
So abortConnection="true" is not working and AMQ cannot force the consumer connections to close but only can ask them gently to be closed.
For kahaPendingMessages TC it is enough because the consumer thread is in a good state /only too busy to process other messages/
but for another test case (AMQFreezeTest) it is not enough because being interrupted the consumers connections are in wrong state and do not react on the close request from AMQ broker /I guess/.
For the second test case the abortConnection="true" is necessary and for my opinion it is why the second test case is still failing.
The logs proves the theory as you can see at the end of it, during the broker shutdown procedure the connections are released and some consumption of the messages proceed but this is too late as AMQ had to abort those connections earlier during the slow consumer strategy procedure.
Freeze test cleaned up a bit and in the form of a patch for easier application.
After some additional work on 4621 yesterday the problem seems to be back to not dispatching. Broker 2 now has some messages left in the Queue that aren't being dispatched.
Raised https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-4621 to track the enhancement to the abort policy to be more deterministic.
Would be good to close this out as resolved and create an enhancement issue documenting the needed improvements to cover this use case so it can get added into the road map.
The test case has passed for AMQ v.5.8.0 after setting the prefetchSize to 10 and abortSlowConsumerStrategy as follows:
<policyEntry queue=">" producerFlowControl="true" memoryLimit="10mb" queuePrefetch="10" >
I agree that the "time since last ack" would be good enough.
However, if there are very few messages and lots of consumers, using a prefetch > 0 will not have much impact. Prefetch is really only beneficial when consumers are very fast and when there are lots of messages in the queue or many producers. When consumers take a long or variable amount of time, it is best to leave the messages in the queue (prefecth=1) for other consumers to access.
ok, we may need to make the slowness determination some sort of strategy.
Have a thought on how best to determine the 'slowness" of a consumer, maye time since last ack.
It needs to a fast calculation. The decision to dispatch based on prefetch was already firing an advisory for a slow consumer so that was reused for the current abort policy.
I would be interested to know if you can get the test to fail with a prefetch=1, also note that just the consumer is aborted, not the connection, abortConnection=false (Default)
Thank you Gary for your input but apart from the fact this might be unacceptable to decrease the performance by reducing prefetchSize from 1000 to 10 I am not sure if it is going to work. It is still failing on my local machine and anyway it might happen that we need wait a long time to have full prefetch queue /1000 messages assigned to "stuck" consumer/ to be released. We could tune the prefetch for every queue but anyway we might really need some good working timeout for aborting such consumers /to release all prefetched messages to it/. For now the timeout is related to slow consumers only and depends on difficult mechanism of slowness detecting which does not work if there are not enough messages coming to a queue for some time. So most likely it is still necessary to have a new checking mechanism whether a consumer is still consuming messages or not.
note also that in the test, autack is used, so the message that "sleeps for eternity" is acked before the sleep but there is no receipt.
adding the abort slow consumer policy to the input queue and setting prefetch to 10.
The prefetch is relevant b/c there are multiple consumers so messages get loadbalanced across them.
To be deemed slow, a consumer must have a dispatch size > than the prefetch for more than 30s and with prefetch 1000 (Default) this was not happening b/c all other consumers were very fast.
Here is what I tried to put into spring2.xml & spring3.xml but we still have e.g. 400 messages stuck. I checked a few possible configurations for <abortSlowConsumerStrategy> and the test case is still failing.
<policyEntry queue=">" producerFlowControl="true" memoryLimit="10mb">
<abortSlowConsumerStrategy abortConnection="true" maxSlowDuration="30000" />
Prefetch 1 is the best you can do with a listener.
Have a look athttp://activemq.2283324.n4.nabble.com/Finding-a-slow-consumer-td4654153.html to see some detail on the abort slow consumer policy. That will ensure that stuck prefetched messages get re dispatched.
Yes, I did but it does not work. It is illegal to set prefetch to 0 and set message listener. Could someone create working TC to prove the theory? However we will still need some mechanism to timeout poisoned consumer to move prefetch messages to others. I would like to ensure that the test case is working without setting prefetch value to 0 and even with 1000 messages blocked at one consumer for some limited or unlimited time we have the next thousands of messages flowing to other consumers.
In the sendAndListenToWithFailower method, you call listenInThreads with 'ReceiptQueue' as the queueName. If you only wanted to set the prefetch on ReceiptQueue, you would need to refactor the sendAndListenToWithFailower method to be able to specifying the prefetch value to pass to the registerConsumerListeners methods.
In that method, you could pass the prefetch. So instead of :
MessageConsumer messageConsumer = session.createConsumer(
You could use something like:
queue = new ActiveMQQueue(queueName + "?consumer.prefetchSize=0");
MessageConsumer messageConsumer = session.createConsumer(queue)
See this page for a reference:
It might not be acceptable by customers when the app performance decreases. However if that is the case I wonder if there is any other possibility to timeout some poisoned consumer and redirect all the prefetched messages to the rest of the consumers or, at least, to deliver next messages to the fast and operational consumers to avoid the msgs stuck into invalid one. Also could you create a modified version of this test case to prove that the prefetchSize=0 will solve the issue at the cost of performance degradation in processing of messages?
from the current test case (as updated by tim) the queue depth matches the inflight count due to messages prefetched by the consumer that waits for ever.
This is expected. Until the waitingForever consumer closes, prefetched messages will not be consumable. Using a prefetch of 0, so making the consumers pull messages on demand will resolve this.
In the production env, does the destination with unexpected queue depth have an inflight value that matches when viewed via jmx?
This reproducer is basically a reproduction of a production scenario, and it needs to be like this, because its the only way we've found to replication the issue. If we break down what happens in the test case, hopefully you'll understand why we need so many things going on.
Step 2 in the test case is critial for reproducing the problem. It simulates slow cusomer, with threads hung, or a slow database operation. Without this slow consumer, the test completes very fast, and we don't see the problem.
The test simulates the production environment where the broker is under heavy load. In the test case there is heavy load on SOME_TEST_QUEUE, all of which uses separate connections pools, message listeners, and latches. Whereas the critical messages for the test case are on INPUT_QUEUE, and RECEIPT_QUEUE, which use OtherMessageListener, and onOtherMessageLatch.
This test case is the only evidence of a problem which has been plaguing our production environment for years.
Here is how the TC works:
1) start AMQ brokers
2) start spring consumer for consumming from INPUT_QUEUE and putting receipts to RECEIPT_QUEUE
This consumer is processing first message for ever.
if (isStuckOld!=isStuck)
and next 49 messages longer /30 seconds/ than rest of 1000 msgs.
if (nrProcessed<50){ Thread.sleep(30000); }
The reason for it is to simulate some slow & stuck consumers which we can notice on production.
3) run heavy traffic to SOME.TEST.QUEUE
a) put 1000000 messages using 50 threads to broker 1
sendInThreads(QUEUE_NAME, 500000, 50, DeliveryMode.NON_PERSISTENT,getUrl1(),1);
sendInThreads(QUEUE_NAME, 500000, 50, DeliveryMode.PERSISTENT,getUrl1(),1);
b) get 900000 messages in 200 listening threads from broker 2 using OtherMessageListener
listenInThreads(QUEUE_NAME, 900000, 200,getUrl2(), mListener, otherConnections);
However we do not wait on latches as it is not important. This is traffic to simulate heavy load only - not necessary to count them.
4) send traffic to INPUT_QUEUE in 10 threads on broker 1 which triggers our spring consumer from step 2 to start consuming and to send output messages to RECEIPT_QUEUE /one receipt message sent to RECEIPT_QUEUE for one message consumed from INPUT_QUEUE/.
CountDownLatch latch1=sendInThreads(queueName, msgCount, threadCount, persistance,getUrl1(),500);
The latch1 is checked later in the step 6 to ensure we had all 1000 messages sent there.
5) listen on RECEIPT_QUEUE in 10 threads on broker 2 using MainMessageListener with onMainMessageLatch set to 999 /one message should be stuck on consummer forever by TC design/
CountDownLatch latch=listenInThreads(queueName, msgCount, threadCount,getUrl2(),msgListener,connections);
6) wait for latches - because of heavy load we had to set the timeout long enough /here 1000 seconds/ to give the system the chance to process all messages from INPUT_QUEUE /the processing might be very slow because of heavy load/
onMainMessageLatch.await(1000, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
and also we check if all messages were put into INPUT_QUEUE for processing
latch1.await(msgCount/10, TimeUnit.SECONDS); // .MINUTES
7) check assertions for INPUT_QUEUE and RECEIPT_QUEUE - they should be empty
queueName = INPUT_QUEUE;
queueSize1=queueSize(brokerService1, queueName);
queueSize2=queueSize(brokerService2, queueName);
Assert.assertEquals("Still messages in "+queueName,0, queueSize1+queueSize2);
queueName = RECEIPT_QUEUE;
queueSize1=queueSize(brokerService1, queueName);
queueSize2=queueSize(brokerService2, queueName);
Assert.assertEquals("Still messages in "+queueName,0, queueSize1+queueSize2);
8) close AMQ brokers
Its not clear to me that this really shows an issue. At the time the zero sized Queue assertions are issued there are still threads producing and consuming from these Queues so I don't see how the test can work. Perhaps you can clean it up a bit and reduce the amount of things going on here, tests takes 30 minutes or more on my machine.
Initial cut of a thinned down version of this test as a JUnit test. The test is pretty complex so we need to try and reduce it down as much as we can to aid debugging the issue.
Note: Test is using the depricated and removed amqPersistenceAdapter so it'll need an update if run against newer broker releases.


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Apparently 73 different species are acknowledged, predated by bats and birds. They are seen most abundantly in Spring and Summer but are largely nocturnal so are most commonly found on the shady side of tree trunks and under the leaves of Goat Willow, when seen in Brickfields Park. Owl midges breed in decaying matter and are one of the small insect species that pollinate Arum maculatum.
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Gordon Monahan, Eclectic Electrics
David Weinstein talks to the composer and multi-media artist Gordon Monahan about early work as well as his latest creations. From his legendary, and truly adventurous, rethinking of the piano and how to play it (Piano Mechanics, a piece that wowed John Cage) to his downright scary performances of Speaker Swinging to his more current experiments with the theremin and a sauerkraut synthesizer. Plus the definitive version of his storefront/performance space in East Berlin known the The Glowing Pickle.
Gordon Monahan's works for piano, loudspeakers, video, kinetic sculpture, and computer-controlled sound environments span various genres from avant-garde concert music to multi-media installation and sound art. As a composer and sound artist, he juxtaposes the quantitative and qualitative aspects of natural acoustical phenomena with elements of media technology, environment, architecture, popular culture, and live performance.
Experimental Composers
The object of this series is to invite emerging and established innovators to share their work. These programs are usually a combination of an interview with a far-reaching perspective on the artist's career, some recordings illustrating this history, and something new. Open territory. The unfortunate and unintended messages that come attached to a title like Experimental Composers are many. Still it is one of the few labels to come out of the world of music that has not been co-opted by promoters, corporations, journalists, or lawyers. This one just seems to have anti-market goo on it. Hooray. It's also just bad English (as if to imply that these poor souls are themselves, in their flesh and blood, some kind of experiment and, perhaps, even expendable). And then there is the spectre of defying the wisdom of the great Edgar Varèse who said something like, "I do not write experimental music. My experimenting is done before I make the music. Afterwards it is the listener who must experiment."more


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Space15 Twenty plays host to its latest pop-up, CRYBABY. This month, through March 29th, 2012 CRYBABY presents its third exhibit "Do Not Remove", featuring works by CRYBABY founders, Dakota Solt and Lisa Ziven. Solt's pieces focus on prints of digital collages, while Ziven's works include sculptural pillows, continuing in three dimentions the themes of Solt's prints. More info here.


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Announced today, the upcoming SwiftKey Flow app for Android adds Swype-like functionality to the "smart" word predictions of the original SwiftKey app.
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Looks like Android's top-selling keyboard app, SwiftKey, has a sibling in the works, in the form of a new program called SwiftKey Flow. Officially announced today, SwiftKey Flow takes a page out of competitor Swype's book, by letting its users input text via continuous gliding gestures.
What differentiates SwiftKey Flow, however, is the underlying natural-language technology that's been migrated over from the original SwiftKey keyboard app. This means that users of the new Flow will get not only the flexibility of choosing between a traditional tapping style and a Swype-like gliding style of typing, but also the uniquely "intelligent" word corrections and predictions that SwiftKey has been known for.
Unfortunately, SwiftKey Flow does not yet have a release date. As of now, the team behind the app is scheduled to start beta testing with SwiftKey's VIP community within the next few weeks. And according to Joe Braidwood, CMO of SwiftKey, the company is aiming to release SwiftKey Flow publicly sometime in the first quarter of next year. But as we all know, that timeline could certainly change.
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The Purple Show Trailer (2003)
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This Collector's edition DVD contains the first 3 episodes of The Purple Show.
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Here's what you missed on Glee (South Asia):
Asif's mad 'cause Barack's gang shot up Pakistan and Barack won't apologize, so it looks like they might break up.
Hu's not talking to Manmohan because somebody said Manmohan like-likes the Dalai Lama, so it looks like they might break up.
And Barack's friend Will told Manmohan's friend Nirupama that Barack really likes Manmohan, so they might be getting together.
But Manmohan's friends say he doesn't know about the party in Australia, and he's not sure about the idea of a party that's all about not inviting Hu.
So what's the deal with the BFF mystery?
Just as Pakistan is threatening to take its toys and go home, leaving the US to find another route for its supplies into Afghanistan, U.S. Deputy Secretary of State William Burns is doling out the love for India in generous portions. At a curtain-raiser speech for an expected visit to India later this month, he went as far as to say the India-US relationship is better than ever. "America and India have reached a moment of great opportunity.... our two countries can shape for the better of not only the future of our own societies but of the entire international community and the new century unfolding before us," Burns said, according to India's Economic Times newspaper.
But as Obama puts out additional feelers for his reboot of America's Asia policy (Take Back Asia, I'm calling it), India is playing at least a wee bit hard to get in the midst of a spat with China over this week's world Buddhist conference in New Delhi, according to the Indian Express.
Amid reports that Australia has given the thumbs up to a proposal for a trilateral security dialogue with India and US, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Thursday said India was unaware of any proposal on trilateral pact with US and Australia.
"We have seen media reports about the comments attributed to Australian Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd on a possible three-way economic and security pact with the US and India. We are not aware of any such proposal," said MEA official spokesperson Vishnu Prakash.
Rudd on Wednesday had said a trilateral security pact was worth exploring because 'from little things big things grow'. In an interview with the Australian Financial Review newspaper, he said: "The response from the Indian government has really been quite positive."


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Phoebe: Only wants to feed herself. She throws her head back and cries when we try to feed her and is happy as a clam with her spoon and bowl. She switches between her spoon and hands. It's not messy at all. ;)
* Several of you asked what happened to Matilda's arm, thank you so much for your concern! Christmas eve she was tired and jumped up on the couch. She overestimated the height of the couch arm and over she went, landing on her elbow. She calmed down and was able to move her arm so we thought she was fine. As the days went by she began to complain about it and was struggling to buckle her seat belt (this all makes me so sad!). She also had a tiny bit of swelling so I took her in to the doctor and the next thing I know we were headed in for xrays (er "imaging" as they now call it) and then scheduled to get a cast. She has a possible fracture on her upper arm next to her elbow. Poor baby! She was such a trooper. I love her fight! She is just so incredible. She ended up choosing "pale blue" which I thought was pretty cool considering she could have chosen any color. Proud. You can thank her father for the prison tat spiderweb on her elbow. Ay y y! (she loves it).
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NYT Opinion Piece on Trump Presidency. Is Our Democracy in Danger?
by First Amendment –
Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt, professors of government at Harvard University, layout their take of the upcoming Trump presidency in stark terms.
Please read the entire piece at the link below.
They say we have an authoritarian President-elect and they compare this type of presidency with their studies of democracies breaking down in Europe and Latin America.
While they think our institutions will most likely help us muddle through a Donald Trump presidency, they are less sure our democracy can survive an authoritarian presidency that leads into a crisis like war.
They close by saying: "We must be vigilant. The warning signs are real."
Very sobering. Trump is a real threat. We must be one and we must fight together against this potential threat against our democracy.
The clearest warning sign is the ascent of anti-democratic politicians into mainstream politics. Drawing on a close study of democracy's demise in 1930s Europe, the eminent political scientist Juan J. Linz designed a "litmus test" to identify anti-democratic politicians. His indicators include a failure to reject violence unambiguously, a readiness to curtail rivals' civil liberties, and the denial of the legitimacy of elected governments.
Mr. Trump tests positive. In the campaign, he encouraged violence among supporters; pledged to prosecute Hillary Clinton; threatened legal action against unfriendly media; and suggested that he might not accept the election results.
This anti-democratic behavior has continued since the election. With the false claim that he lost the popular vote because of "millions of people who voted illegally," Mr. Trump openly challenged the legitimacy of the electoral process. At the same time, he has been remarkably dismissive of United States intelligence agencies' reports of Russian hacking to tilt the election in his favor.
Unlike his predecessors, Mr. Trump is a serial norm-breaker. There are signs that Mr. Trump seeks to diminish the news media's traditional role by using Twitter, video messages and public rallies to circumvent the White House press corps and communicate directly with voters — taking a page out of the playbook of populist leaders like Silvio Berlusconi in Italy, Hugo Chávez in Venezuela and Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Turkey.
The risk we face, then, is not merely a president with illiberal proclivities — it is the election of such a president when the guardrails protecting American democracy are no longer as secure.
American democracy is not in imminent danger of collapse. If ordinary circumstances prevail, our institutions will most likely muddle through a Trump presidency. It is less clear, however, how democracy would fare in a crisis. In the event of a war, a major terrorist attack or large-scale riots or protests — all of which are entirely possible — a president with authoritarian tendencies and institutions that have come unmoored could pose a serious threat to American democracy. We must be vigilant. The warning signs are real.
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Former Atlanta Falcons' running back John Settle holds a unique place in National Football League history. Settle was undrafted coming out of Appalachian State, and signed with the Atlanta Falcons. In his first season he started only one game, though he played in parts of eight others. He would finish the season with just over 70 yards rushing. It was Settle's second year, 1988, that he would make his mark in. He ended the season with a respectable 4.4 yards per carry average and 1,024 total rushing yards. He also lead the Falcons in receiving with 68 receptions for 570 yards. With these totals, he was rewarded with his one and only trip to the Pro Bowl. He only played one other full season in the NFL, 1989, also with the Falcons, then played in six games during the 1990 season before he was out of football.
So, why did he go down in history this undrafted running back who came out of nowhere to have a great season in 1988 and then disappeared just as quickly? John Settle was the first running back to make his way into the league as an undrafted player and then to run for more than 1,000 yards in a season.


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Album Rating: 4.0Take your pants off.
Album Rating: 4.0as for individual songs ranks, i give S/T and Crisis the nod, but AS A WHOLE Watch Out! takes the cake.
you burn first, their weakest song. i can honestly say after the first few times listening to it, i always skipped that song when it came back up, to the point of me completely deleting it. i just cant get into it and it's weird.
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Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Offkitsch, thanks. And yeah, you should.
Brent, not when it's all you ever eat. I swear, I've had beef and tortillas for the past 9 months. Repulsive.
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Dominance and submission, she has never had a taste. So when Paul offers to give her
one, she jumps at the chance for an adventure.
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Thank you so much for having me. This was fun!
Paul Archer, he offers her insights into never acted upon fantasies of dominance and submission. Too curious to deny herself a taste of them, Iris gives herself up to Paul's gentle guidance, but when she realizes that a taste can never be enough, she must find the courage to ask for what she needs or risk losing it all.
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The Arts Hub membership is $44 Standard $28 Concession and $165 Corporate (GST inc) for January to December 2017.
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- Discounted tickets to all Arts Margaret River events including Performing Arts, cinema screenings, Readers & Writers Festival, Art in the Garden and Fundraising events.
- The right to purchase 4 discounted tickets per show / event per membership.
- Monthly Artitude newsletter.
- Opportunity to advertise your community events to our membership base.
- Opportunity to advertise your event on our website events calendar.
- Advance notification of upcoming shows and events.
- Free Social events for Arts Hub members, approximately three per year.
- Voting rights at AGM. One vote per membership.
- Discounts to various local business partners of the Arts Hub as listed below on presentation of your card.
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The Nikon MC-DC2 Remote Cord is a wired release cable which adds greater convenience and ease of use in a wide variety of shooting situations, including long exposures and close-ups. By using a remote cable you can reduce camera shake, which results in sharper images. The remote also features a lock, which keeps the camera shutter in Long Time Exposure (Bulb) mode.
The Nikon MC-DC2 Wired Remote Control is designed to wirelessly control the shutter-button of select Nikon digital SLR cameras (including the D90, D3000, D3100, D5000, D5100, and D7000 as of August 2011). The MCD-DC2 features an attached 41 inch cord terminated by a proprietary connector which plugs into the Nikon D90 remote terminal. The MC-DC2 can be used to operate the camera remotely when taking photographs at close range and in other situation in which the slightest camera movement would produce blurring and to keep the shutter-release button pressed for long exposures (bulb) and burst photography. The camera responds to the shutter-release button on the MC-DC2 as it would to the shutter-release button on the camera body. The MC-DC2 shutter -release button can be locked in the full-pressed position by sliding the lock to the Hold position.
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Underoath: 777 Trailer (2007)
17 July 2007 99 mins
Follow Christian metalcore band Underoath in this collection of thrilling performances from the Vans Warped Tour, Taste of Chaos International, and many other shows. Also included in this release is a music video for their song "You're Ever So Inviting," and a making-of documentary.
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The Flame in All of Us
- reviewed by Christa Banister Copyright Christianity Today International
- 2007 1 Sep
- The Flame in All of Us
- Falls Apart
- New Drug
- What Do We Know?
- Favorite Disease
- My Home
- My Own Enemy
- Learn to Breathe
- Inhuman
- Broken Wing
- The Safest Place
- Wish You Well
Thanks to studio magic (i.e. ProTools), even the most average of rock bands can (almost) sound like U2 on an album. But then there's nothing more disappointing for fans than hearing what the band really sounds like live in concert.
For Thousand Foot Krutch, the opposite has been true. Anyone who's thrown up a rawkfist at a TFK live show knows what a seriously energetic rock 'n' roll experience it is. Sadly, the band's albums haven't done them justice. 2005's The Art of Breaking did at least manage to transition the trio from dated nü-metal waters, but the instrumentation of the songs lacked panache—good stuff, but not the best out there.
It turns out that album was merely the set-up for another big step forward with The Flame In All of Us. Instead of predictable arrangements, rockers like "Falls Apart" and "New Drug" have the amped-up sensibility fans have come to expect from the live setting. And unlike most discs with the requisite slow songs thrown in for guaranteed airplay on Christian Hit Radio, The Flame feels more consistent from beginning to end, regardless of tempo.
Frontman Trevor McNevan also invests more personally in his lyrics. From the stirring title track to the standout "My Favorite Disease," McNevan doesn't rely on feel-good faith platitudes to make your eyes roll. Some of the world weariness he's feeling about his place in the world and the complexities of life as a Christian truly shine through this album, making the songs all the more relatable. With "My Own Enemy," the battle against selfishness has never been more poignantly addressed, and "Learn to Breathe" is a refreshingly counter-culture perspective on our calling as believers.
Ultimately, The Flame would've been a tighter collection with 10 tracks—neither "The Safest Place" nor "Wish You Well" add much overall. That's a minor point for the album when taken as a whole. This Flame burns bright, and as such, so does the future of Thousand Foot Krutch.


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Preparing Research Budgets
Indirect Cost (Overheads)
The University provides significant infrastructure for the support of research, including access to the University's computing systems; libraries; physical accommodation; risks insurance and professional indemnity insurance; financial management and auditing; administrative support including legal, ethics, safety, HR and finance; and basic services such as power and telephones. Indirect costs are these and other costs to the institution for carrying out the research project which cannot be easily allocated to the individual research project.
The UON Guideline for Indirect Cost Recovery - Research (the Guideline) has been developed to create one consistent Indirect Cost Recovery rate across the University and to ensure that all externally funded research activity undertaken by UON includes the provision to recover the indirect costs associated with that activity.
Further information on the rationale for Indirect costs is available in this document (PDF).
An Indirect Cost (Overhead) recovery rate of 25% is to be included in all externally funded research grants, other than the exemptions listed below:
*Research funding received under schemes listed on the Australian Competitive Grant Register (ACGR) (HERDC Category 1).
*Research partner funding which is required and listed on a successful application for funding under a scheme listed on the ACGR (eg ARC Linkage Project partner funds).
*Research funding received where the sole purpose of the funding clearly states that it must be used for a Higher Degree by Research (HDR) Scholarship. For clarification funding for a HDR Scholarship as part of a larger funded research project are not exempt.
*On-shore and off-shore agreements which provide for payments of fees by research students.
External research funding from Not-For-Profit (NFP) organisations or competitive International research schemes which have a published policy stating that they do not pay Indirect Costs or at a rate lower that the UON rate, will require the approval for the reduction in the UON Indirect Cost rate.
- Researchers seeking a reduced Indirect Cost rate may do so by submitting a Request for Indirect Cost Reduction form (DOC). This form must be submitted to the Research Office two weeks prior to the funding body closing date.
- An Approved List of Indirect Cost Exempt Research Funding Organisations (PDF) is available. This list is updated regularly.
Goods and Services Tax (GST)
When preparing grant application budgets, Researchers need to consider GST.
GST, at 10% of the total project budget, should be included unless the grant body provides their ATO approved position stating otherwise.
Please Note: GST does not have any net impact on either the University or the Granting Body if both are registered for GST.
If you require these documents for your application, please contact email@example.com for details.
The University of Newcastle is registered for GST and has ATO Deductible Gift Register Status.
Our ABN number is 15 736 576 735
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Salary Costs
Mileage and Subsistence
The Australian Tax Office (ATO) website features information for calculating travel and meal allowances for domestic and overseas travel.
- Travel Allowances by Kilometre (Information provided by the ATO)
- Other Travel Allowance Configurations (Information provided by the ATO)
Teaching Relief
Teaching relief is occasionally accepted as a project cost, providing adequate justification is given. Previous successful cases to the ARC have been based on the researcher being physically removed from the institution for the purpose of conducting the research.
If a granting body does accept teaching relief as a project cost, follow their guidelines in respect of the amount and duration allowable and consult with your Faculty Finance Service Manager to determine Faculty policy.
Animal Costs for Grant Applications
Many grant applications involve the purchase of animals for research purposes. We provide the following price lists for your reference. For NHMRC grant applications we recommend using the Monash Animal Research Platform (MARP) as the benchmark for your budget.
1. Animal Holding Costs
NHMRC grant review panels use the Monash Animal Research Platform's animal agistment rates as a benchmark to assess proposed grant budgets. The MARP costs are:
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|$2.55 per cage per week
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|$20.00 per cage per week
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The parents look forward to the time as much as the children! It's truly a wonderful experience for all!
For older children, summer opportunities include participating in their Summer Fun Club, held every Tuesday from 9am-12pm, open for children 5-12yrs of age. Each class includes scavenger hunts, arts and crafts, snack, drink and more.
Registration for both classes is required.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Documentary in which an extensive historical coverage of the changing of the Roman games, which led to exploitation and extinction of various animal species during ancient Rome is done. Film dramatizations, computer images that seem real, and meticulous sound design create a world that the audience can really feel. Living cruelty, torture, brutality and joy of the Roman powers of animals through the eyes of its main victims, the viewer will have a unique perspective on a topic that had never been treated this way. You can watch Animal Gladiators online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2008.
Rating: 5 by 220 users./
Runtime: 120 minutes
120-minute film (full movie) directed by Rob Wallace and Alexandre Moors.
The original audio of Animal Gladiators has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2008.
Screenplay written by Rob Wallace.
Geoff Thomas.
This film was produced and / or financed by Animal Planet and Rob Wallace.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Animal Gladiators has a duration of 120 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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Fahrenheit & S.H.E playing in the snow ;Wu Zun loves eating Peking duck
[17.1.08] FRH S.H.E playing in the snow; Wu Zun loves eating Peking Duck
The closeknit FRH and S.H.E have come together once again to shoot a yoghurt commercial, 5 million yuan of endorsement fees safely in their pockets! To have a deeper understanding of this new product, the 7 specially flew to Mongolia's factory in the morning to tour the production process, as they were informed that the weather was very cold, only around -20deg, everyone came well prepared with coats, scarves, gloves, even heating pads. However upon seeing the whole place covered with snow, they were so excited they forgot about the chill; after the tour, the brand company even specially prepared the prized "grassland abalone" for them to sample. Following that they caught flights to Beijing for work, Wu Zun who was hankering for the famous Peking roast duck, upon reaching the restaurant immediately ordered two ducks and ate them up in no time, and even ordered a third, no wonder he said with great satisfaction, "Beijing's good food gives us even more energy to make all our events!"
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Man, Wu Chun really really likes food. He's always eating. Hmm, Peking roast duck, eh, I had that two years ago in a so-called Chinese New Year Lunch which was pretty much a failure in the beginning but got better after the lunch. It was pretty weird because back then my friends and I all look like midgets and we went to this really fancy restaurant to eat Peking duck. The person at the front who greeted us gave us the "eye"...yea, but the food was pretty good and expensive. Now back to the picture up there, I love this group picture. My favorite Taiwan groups all in one place! Aww, they look so silly with the antler V-signs...hehehe
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Hodgson springs a few surprises in England squad for double header
Roy Hodgson has named four uncapped players in his squad for the upcoming games against Norway and Switzerland.
Jack Colback, Calum Chambers, Danny Rose and Fabian Delph are included in a new-look 22-man party.
Tottenham winger Andros Townsend returns to the squad after missing the World Cup through injury and there is also a place for Everton's 20-year-old defender John Stones.
Chambers has caught the eye at Arsenal since his £16million move from Southampton and has earned a call-up despite the concerns of Gunners boss Arsene Wenger.
Danny Rose has been rewarded for his good early-season form with Tottenham and Fabian Delph comes into the squad because of his progress at Aston Villa.
It is Colback's call-up which comes as the biggest surprise.
The Newcastle midfielder has rarely been mentioned as a possible candidate for England duty, but Hodgson's hand has been forced by a series of injuries.
Kyle Walker (pelvis), Ross Barkley (knee), Theo Walcott (knee), Glen Johnson (thigh), Luke Shaw (hamstring), Michael Carrick (ankle), Jon Flanagan (knee), Adam Lallana (knee), Chris Smalling (groin), Kieran Gibbs (hamstring), Jay Rodriguez (knee) and Andy Carroll (ankle) are all missing through injury.
And with Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard and Ashley Cole having now retired, there is an obvious lack of experience in the squad, which is set to meet on Sunday night.
And while Hodgson admits injuries played a part in his thinking when naming the possible debutants, he is not worried about their lack of experience
"I don't see any reason for us to be fearful in any way but on the other hand I think it will be exciting and, to some extent, anxious moments for us all to see how these players can step up," he added.
"Unfortunately you don't put things behind you, memories stay with you. We were so bitterly disappointed at the way we we exited the World Cup. We went there with such high hopes, we were so desperate to play well.
"I am very excited about the prospect of this England group but I was that before the World Cup.
"And even more so now perhaps after the World Cup because it's obvious now that these players have got to do the job because they don't have the senior figures to lead them.
"The only player they have now, Glen Johnson has 50 caps.
"We've got Rooney out there on his own now
"We'll just have to be empowered more and they'll have to accept it.
"I think they're good enough to play for England as the manager and the coaches think they're good enough to play for England.
"Now they need to put on the shirt and the boots and go out and show they're good enough."
England squad for the Euro 2016 qualifier against Switzerland and the friendly against Norway is as follows:
Forster (Southampton), Foster (West Brom), Hart (Manchester City); Baines (Everton), Cahill (Chelsea), Chambers (Arsenal), Jagielka (Everton), Jones (Manchester United), Rose (Tottenham), Stones (Everton); Colback (Newcastle), Delph (Aston Villa), Henderson (Liverpool), Milner (Manchester City), Oxlade-Chamberlain (Arsenal), Sterling (Liverpool), Townsend (Tottenham), Wilshere (Arsenal); Lambert (Liverpool), Rooney (Manchester United), Sturridge (Liverpool), Welbeck (Manchester United).


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Kennen is one of the best carries in the game (if you play him correctly) but he is pretty squishy which means u have to be careful not to play too riskily. I play kennen as an AP carry until late game then i play him as a hybrid. He specialized in a kind of support carry in a way but u should get used to him after a while.


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According to Mandukya Karika, the ego can be anihilated through the practice of Laya Yoga, (the yoga of dissolution).
To practice this layayoga, a residual amaunt of ignorance is neccesary to maintain in a seeker to strive for dissolution. Because, after dissolution, practice and ignorance, both end.
The four steps in the seat of meditation are 1). I am space and the world of phenomena is like a jar in me.
2). I am the ocean and the universe is a wave in me.
3). I am like a sea cell and the world of illusion is the silveryness.
4) I am indeed in all beings and all beings are in me.
There is nothing then to be renounced, or to be accepted, or to be destroyed.The entire ghost like universe is in the post, and the post pervades the ghost. This ghost is to be known as the Ego.


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MORRISTOWN, N.J. (CBSNewYork) — A New Jersey couple does not have to pay — for now — for their 18-year-old daughter's college education, a judge ruled Tuesday evening.
Rachel Canning, a high school honor student, filed a lawsuit against her parents, alleging they were verbally abusive and threw her out of their Lincoln Park home for not following rules.
Superior Court Judge Peter Bogaard denied Canning's emergency request for $600 a month in support, high school and college tuition and legal fees.


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Advice on Dating and Choosing a Prom Date
"I think traditionally, every girl dreams about having a guy ask her to prom just like in the movies... but in real life sometimes girls have to be bolder than the guys. Some guys are intimidated by us gals, and really want to ask us out, but don't know how. I think asking a guy is perfectly alright, as long as you feel confident ...and just remember, if he says no, a pack of girls can sometimes be just as fun as a boy/girl date."
"The best way to turn someone down is to thank them for their offer, then tell them that unfortunately someone got to you first. And tell them that you'll see them there and save a dance for them. Even if you have no intention of dancing with this person, it's still a nice gesture. Just be gracious. I always think to myself, wow, I made an impression on this person enough for them to dig up the courage to ask me out."


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Before the 2008 Olympic Games, gold medalist and Team Darfur co-founder/spokesman Joey Cheek had his visa revoked by the Chinese government.
This action by the Chinese to stop human rights activists from poking a stick in its eye proved to backfire in their face.
If the Chinese had quietly allowed Cheek and his activists organization to watch the games in Beijing, most of the world wouldn't even know who Joey Cheek is or what Team Darfur stands for.
But they didn't do that. Instead, they gave no reason for the revocation -- and because of that, just about every media outlet in the world reported on the story, and the revoking of Cheek's visa gave him a platform from which to speak, and speak eloquently, about China's role in the oil-rich country of Sudan. Way to go, China!
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Bedsores or pressure ulcers can be brought about by the pressure applied on the affected area due to lying on bed or using a wheel chair for an extended period of time. Bedsores are caused by the pressure applied on the skin for too long.
People who have a poor health and are unable to move due to paralysis and elderly people are at a higher end of having bedsores. Some of the symptoms of bedsores include discolouration of the skin, itching, tearing of the skin and so on.
Bed sores are also referred to as pressure sores or pressure ulcers. Pressure sores require a medical treatment in order to keep the wounds away from any serious infections. Home remedies work best in treating bedsores, as they are natural and do not cause any side effects.
There are a few home remedies that help to overcome bedsores. Therefore, in this article, we at Boldsky will be listing out some of the easy natural home remedies to cure bedsores. Read on to know more about it.
Turmeric: Sprinkling turmeric on the wounds accelerates the healing process. Turmeric has the ability to fight the microbes that can cause various infections. Since turmeric is an anti-inflammatory agent, drinking a glass of milk with turmeric in it also helps in curing of the bedsores.
Aloe Vera Gel: Aloe vera is packed with vitamin E that can cure bedsores. Extract the juice of aloe vera and apply it on to the affected area. Leave it for a while and rinse thoroughly. It soothes the wound and heals it effectively.
Honey: The antiseptic property of honey works excellent in treating bedsores. Apply honey generously on the wounds. Leave it for sometime and rinse thoroughly. Honey promotes a faster healing process by hydrating the skin.
Coconut Oil: Coconut oil is another remedy that can be used to treat bedsores. Coconut oil moisturises the skin and kills the bacteria present on the skin. Massage your skin with some coconut oil, as it improves the blood circulation and wards off the appearance of bedsores.
Zinc-rich Foods: Consuming zinc-rich foods is also beneficial in treating bedsores. Zinc-rich foods boost the immune system, promote the tissue repair of the bedsores and also accelerate the healing process of the open sores. Foods rich in zinc include oysters, crabs, chicken, mushroom, nuts and seeds.