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The Deluge: An Historical Novel of Poland, Sweden, and Russia. Vol. 1 (of 2)
Henryk Sienkiewicz
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THE DELUGE. An Historical Novel OF POLAND, SWEDEN, AND RUSSIA.A SEQUEL TO "WITH FIRE AND SWORD."BYHENRYK SIENKIEWICZ.AUTHORIZED AND UNABRIDGED TRANSLATION FROM THE POLISH BYJEREMIAH CURTIN.IN TWO VOLUMES.VOLUMES 1 and 2 1915.Copyright, 1891, by Jeremiah Curtin. TO HON. CHARLES A. DANA,Editor of "The Sun,"New York.Sir,--I beg to dedicate to you this translation of a remarkable work, touching a period eventful in the history of the Poles, and the Slav race in general. You will appreciate the pictures of battle and trial contained in these volumes, for you know great events not from books merely but from personal contact. You receive pleasure from various literatures, and from considering those points of character by which nations and men are distinguished; hence, as I think, THE DELUGE will give you some mental enjoyment, and perhaps turn your attention to a new field of history.JEREMIAH CURTIN.Smithsonian Institution, Bureau of Ethnology,November 25, 1891. INTRODUCTION.The wars described in THE DELUGE are the most complicated and significant in the whole career of the Commonwealth, for the political motives which came into play during these wars had their origin in early and leading historical causes.The policy of the Teutonic Knights gave the first of its final results in the war of 1655, between Sweden and Poland, since it made the elector independent in Prussia, where soon after, his son was crowned king. The war with Great Russia in 1654, though its formal cause came, partly at least, from the struggle of 1612, in which the Poles had endeavored to subjugate Moscow, was really roused by the conflict of Southern Russian with Poland to win religious and material equality.The two fundamental events of Polish history are the settlement of the Teutonic Knights in Prussia, through the action of the Poles themselves; and the union of Poland with Lithuania and Russia by the marriage of Yadviga, the Polish princess, to Yagyello, Grand Prince of Lithuania.Before touching on the Teutonic Knights, a few words may be given to the land where they began that career which cut off Poland from the sea, took from the Poles their political birthplace, and gave its name and territory to the chief kingdom of the new German Empire, the kingdom which is in fact the creator and head of that Empire.Prussia in the thirteenth century extended from the Vistula eastward to the Niemen, and from the Baltic southward about as far as it does at present. In this territory lived the Prussians. East of the Niemen lived the Lithuanians, another division of the same stock of people. West of the Vistula lay Pomorye, [Means "On the sea"] now Pomerania, occupied at that time exclusively by Slavs under Polish dominion.The Prussians, a people closely related to the Slavs, were still Pagans, as were also the Lithuanians; and having a more highly developed religion than either the pre-Christian Slavs or the Germans, their conversion was likely to be of a more difficult nature.At the end of the tenth and in the beginning of the thirteenth centuries attempts were made to convert the Prussians; but the only result was the death of the missionaries, who seem to have been too greatly filled with zeal to praise their own faith and throw contempt on that of the people among whom they were really only guests and sojourners.Finally, a man appeared more adroit and ambitious than others,--Christian, a monk of Olivka, near Dantzig. This monk, we are told, had a knowledge of the weak points of men, spoke Prussian as well as Polish, was not seeking the crown of martyrdom, and never made light of things held sacred by those to whom he was preaching. After a few years his success was such as to warrant a journey to Rome, where he explained to Innocent III. the results of his labor. The Pope encouraged the missionary, and in 1211 instructed the Archbishop of GnezRead online


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This video from fellow nurse Teresa Chinn is a lead up to the WeGet Together event an idea that was completely crowdsourced. With all the negative press around the NHS, health and social care service that you see on the news daily, events like this give me hope that a group of people can come together around a shared sense of purpose.
I hope that people who attended #WGT16 will come forward to write blogs for @theedgenhs about the unconference event and share what their take away actions have been.


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NBC News' Matt Lauer will take an unprecedented look at the emotional debate surrounding vaccines and the suggested link to autism on Sunday, August 30 at 7 p.m. ET with "Dose of Controversy." In the one-hour Dateline, Lauer speaks exclusively with Dr. Andrew Wakefield, whose 1998 medical study was the first in the world to suggest a possible link between the MMR vaccine and autism. The British doctor has since influenced the lives and stirred the passions of millions of parents worldwide looking to solve the mystery of what causes the complex developmental disorder.
But Dr. Wakefield's theories have also raised serious questions from the media and the medical community. Lauer interviews investigative journalist Brian Deer who wrote a critical report for London's Sunday Times in 2004 detailing what he said were potential conflicts of interest that Dr. Wakefield had never revealed. Lauer also talks with Dr. Paul Offit, a pediatrician at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and expert on vaccines who has spoken out on behalf of vaccine safety in the United States.
Now, Dr. Wakefield reacts to his harshest critics on the controversy that began over a decade ago.
Lauer also reports on Dr. Wakefield's most recent work in the United States and the medical community's continuing search for the cause of autism, including new studies from researchers working to understand the disorder that affects 1 in 150 American children.


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The regional gathering of the world's most influential entrepreneur group, Entrepreneur's Organisation (EO), will take place in Lahore on March 6 & 7, 2015 under the name EO Lahore Majlis "I'm Possible".
The event is organised by the Lahore chapter of EO and gathers 145 leading regional and international entrepreneurs and business leaders, from Canada, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain Canada, USA & Mexico, for workshops, lectures and networking opportunities.
The programme will feature internationally renowned speakers, as well as high profile panel sessions, with the likes of Hina Rabbani Khar, Mian Muhammad Mansha, Syed Babar Ali, Ahmed Khattak, Amanada Lindhout, Saba Gul, Dr. Amjad Saqib and Muniba Mazari.
President of EO Lahore Chapter, S M Imran said.
"EO plays an important role by supporting entrepreneurs through peer-to-peer learning, amplifying their voices and creating opportunities for problem solving and idea exchanging."
"Encompassing the perfect combination of inspiring stories, effective learning sessions and great evening socials, EO Lahore Majlis "I'm Possible" looks to be a vibrant, exciting and utterly unique event"
Traditionally the EO Majlis brings together some of the region's most successful entrepreneurs and inspirational speakers to foster regional and global integration, boost enterprise creation, develop networks and communities based on shared experiences and visions, and to have a really good time.
The schedule of EO Lahore Majlis "I'm Possible" includes insightful learning sessions, cultural evenings steeped in history and activities designed to create networking opportunities and build bridges across the dynamic EO spectrum.


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The Newfoundland and Labrador Folk Festival would not be possible without the hard work and dedication of the hundreds of volunteers who join us each year.
As a volunteer, we expect you to dedicate approximately 10 hours of your time over the festival weekend (usually in two or three shifts). Punctuality, teamwork, open communication, and respect are of the utmost importance, and most especially, a positive attitude. You are the face of the Folk Festival to our audience, so keep smiling!
In return, volunteers have free admission to the festival all weekend. We do our best to ensure you have enough time off to enjoy the festival. All volunteers also receive a Festival T-shirt, free refreshments in the Volunteer Tent, and an invitation to a special Volunteer thank-you event. Most importantly, you will enjoy meeting new friends and sharing a memorable experience with the rest of the team.
A range of opportunities are available. On the application form, you may choose as many as you like. We will do our best to match you with your preferred role(s), however you will ultimately be placed where your skills are needed most.
We thank you for your interest in being actively involved in the Newfoundland and Labrador Folk Festival.
Please register here to become a volunteer for the 41st Annual Newfoundland and Labrador Folk Festival Presented by Statoil.
We want to thank all of you who participated in the kick-off of the 41st Annual NL Folk Festival presented by Statoil. A special thank you to our partners who were in attendance, including Statoil, TD Bank Group, Canadian Heritage and City of St. John's. Have a look below at some of the photos from the event.
St. John's, NL – May 10, 2017: Today, the Newfoundland & Labrador Folk Arts Society announced the line-up for the 41st Annual Newfoundland & Labrador Folk Festival presented by Statoil.
Heralded as the province's premiere annual folk-related cultural event, the NL Folk Festival celebrates Canadian folk arts diversity in particular this year. The festival will feature a slate of stellar international, national and local folk artists, including Sarah Harmer, Matt Andersen, Sharon and Bram, and Kelly Russell and The Planks.
The festival will take place on August 4-6 in Bannerman Park, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. The full schedule of performances can be found at http://www.nlfolk.com.
SARAH HARMER will take the TD Main Stage as the Friday night headliner. With a mesmerizing voice and heartfelt lyrics, Ontario-based singer songwriter Harmer is a Polaris-nominated, and platinum-selling Juno Award winner who has captivated audiences with her folk rock tunes for decades.
MATT ANDERSON will return to the stage as Saturday night's featured performer. Matt is a powerhouse performer who has over 10 million views on YouTube and has won two European Blues Awards.
SHARON AND BRAM are Canadian icons and have delighted children of all ages for over 40 years with their harmonies. They will have families singing along and dancing to their enduring music on Saturday afternoon.
Finally, audiences will be kicking up their heels at Sunday night's show with the highly acclaimed St. John's-based folk-rock group KELLY RUSSELL AND THE PLANKS.
In addition to these featured performances, some of the finest young folk and roots musicians our province has to offer will participate in the festival and will be included on the TD Neil Murray Stage again this year.
This year also marks MusicNL's 25th Anniversary and they have teamed up with Statoil to showcase the 2016 winners of the MusicNL Statoil Newfound Talent Contest on the TD Main Stage. This initiative will include performances by Rachel Cousins, Bailey Jordan Neil, Bridget and Dahlia, and Paige Penny & The Old Souls.
The 41st Annual Newfoundland & Labrador Folk Festival presented by Statoil is also pleased to present numerous sessions and workshops throughout the weekend. They will take place in the Francophone Tent, Oral Traditions Tent, Instrumental Tent and Dance Tent. A full map of the festival grounds can be found at http://www.nlfolk.com.
The festival also continues to be one of the most inclusive and accessible festivals in the country for seniors and persons with disabilities. A team of inclusion-specific volunteers, and representatives from InclusionNL, will host an information tent at the main entrance to the festival grounds to coordinate inquiries and/or requests. Accessibility features for this year's festival include additional reserved blue zone parking, listening devices, an accessible ticket line, a quiet tent, loanable wheelchairs, and a festival schedule in braille.
Complete details of the 41st Annual Newfoundland & Labrador Folk Festival presented by Statoil, including ticket information, performer bios, schedule, venue information, and tickets, will available online in the coming days at http://www.nlfolk.com. Photos from the 2016 festival for promotional purposes can be attained by contacting the Media Contact below.
The Folk Arts Society of Newfoundland & Labrador wishes to thank the generous sponsors and supporters of the 41st Annual Newfoundland & Labrador Folk Festival, including Statoil; TD Bank Group; Government of Newfoundland and Labrador; Government of Canada, Department of Canadian Heritage; City of St. John's; Newfoundland and Labrador Arts Council; and, Steele Communications.
"The Newfoundland & Labrador Folk Festival presented by Statoil to proud to celebrate folk arts diversity in its 41st year. With performers from across Canada, including Sarah Harmer and Matt Andersen, as well as Indigenous performers like Rigolet's throat singing Blake Sisters and the drum group Eastern Owl, there truly is a wide range of folk art talent being presented on the TD Main Stage this year. We also look forward to showcasing local up-and-coming youth performers on the TD Neil Murray Stage. The Newfoundland & Labrador Folk Festival is all about bringing people and the community together, and sharing our traditions across ages, in all of its forms. We are very excited with what we've put together for audiences in Bannerman Park for 2017."
– John Drover, President of the Newfoundland & Labrador Folk Arts Society
"We are proud to partner with the Newfoundland & Labrador Folk Arts Society again this year to make the 41st Annual NL Folk Festival presented by Statoil one of the most accessible festivals in Canada for persons with disabilities. The festival is now officially designated as fully accessible, including hearing and sight accessibility. This is truly a remarkable achievement. We commend the Folk Arts Society for leading by example."
– Kathy Hawkins, Program Manager for Inclusion NL, Empower – The Disability Resource Centre
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Please join the Board of Directors of the Newfoundland and Labrador Folk Arts Society as they unveil the line-up for the 41st Annual Newfoundland and Labrador Folk Festival presented by Statoil.
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The short answer is YES.
In a previous blog post I wrote about access to social media in litigation by opposing counsel. In divorce and custody litigation any information you put on the Internet is fair game. The law has not quite caught up with the digital age, which causes many pitfalls for clients trying to prove that their account was hacked or that the posts were not meant as they are now being perceived. You may have simply forgotten to change your access passwords and your formerly trusted partner may still have access.
Blocking your ex may not be enough to prevent access to your account. If you have "friends" on your account that continue to have access, it is extremely difficult to monitor what those "friends" are doing with your information. Keep in mind that anyone with access to your account can use their smartphone to take a screen shot of the content you post with a simple click of a button.
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Collection of Robots.txt Files
The implementation of a suitable robots.txt file is very important for search engine optimization. There is plenty of advice around the Internet for the creation of such files (if you are looking for an introduction on this topic read "Creat a robots.txt file"), but what if instead of looking at what people say we could look at what people do?
That is what I did, collecting the robots.txt files from a wide range of blogs and websites. Below you will find them.
Key Takeaways
- Only 2 out of 30 websites that I checked were not using a robots.txt file
- Even if you don't have any specific requirements for the search bots, therefore, you probably should use a simple robots.txt file
- Most people stick to the "User-agent: *" attribute to cover all agents
- The most common "Disallowed" factor is the RSS Feed
- Google itself is using a combination of closed folders (e.g., /searchhistory/) and open ones (e.g., /search), which probably means they are treated differently
- A minority of the sites included the sitemap URL on the robots.txt file
The Minimalistic Guys
User-agent: *
Marketing Pilgrim
User-agent: *
Search Engine Journal
User-agent: *
Matt Cutts
User-agent: *
User-agent: *
Disallow: /files/
Pronet Advertising
User-agent: *
Disallow: /mt
Disallow: /*.cgi$
User-agent: *
Disallow: /*/feed/
Disallow: /*/trackback/
The Structured Ones
Online Marketing Blog
User-agent: Googlebot
Disallow: */feed/
User-agent: *
Disallow: /Blogger/
Disallow: /wp-admin/
Disallow: /stats/
Disallow: /cgi-bin/
Disallow: /2005x/
User-Agent: Googlebot
Disallow: /link.php
Disallow: /gallery2
Disallow: /gallery2/
Disallow: /category/
Disallow: /page/
Disallow: /pages/
Disallow: /feed/
Disallow: /feed
Scoreboard Media
User-agent: *
Disallow: /cgi-bin/
User-agent: Googlebot
Disallow: /category/
Disallow: /page/
Disallow: */feed/
Disallow: /2007/
Disallow: /2006/
Disallow: /wp-*
User-agent: *
Disallow: /blogdetail.php?ID=537
Disallow: /blog?page
Disallow: /blog/author/
Disallow: /blog/category/
Disallow: /tracker
Disallow: /ugc?page
Disallow: /ugc/author/
Disallow: /ugc/category/
User-agent: *
Disallow: /cgi-bin/
Disallow: /images/
Disallow: /noindex/
Disallow: /privacy-policy/
Disallow: /about/
Disallow: /company-biographies/
Disallow: /press-media-room/
Disallow: /newsletter/
Disallow: /contact-us/
Disallow: /terms-of-service/
Disallow: /terms-of-service/
Disallow: /information/comment-policy/
Disallow: /faq/
Disallow: /contact-form/
Disallow: /advertising/
Disallow: /information/licensing-information/
Disallow: /2005/
Disallow: /2006/
Disallow: /2007/
Disallow: /2008/
Disallow: /2009/
Disallow: /2004/
Disallow: /*?*
Disallow: /page/
Disallow: /iframes/
John Chow
sitemap: http://www.johnchow.com/sitemap.xml
User-agent: *
Disallow: /cgi-bin/
Disallow: /go/
Disallow: /wp-admin/
Disallow: /wp-includes/
Disallow: /author/
Disallow: /page/
Disallow: /category/
Disallow: /wp-images/
Disallow: /images/
Disallow: /backup/
Disallow: /banners/
Disallow: /archives/
Disallow: /trackback/
Disallow: /feed/
User-agent: Googlebot-Image
Allow: /wp-content/uploads/
User-agent: Mediapartners-Google
Allow: /
User-agent: duggmirror
Disallow: /
Smashing Magazine
Sitemap: http://www.smashingmagazine.com/sitemap.xml
User-agent: Mediapartners-Google*
User-agent: *
Disallow: /styles/
Disallow: /inc/
Disallow: /tag/
Disallow: /cc/
Disallow: /category/
User-agent: MSIECrawler
Disallow: /
User-agent: psbot
Disallow: /
User-agent: Fasterfox
Disallow: /
User-agent: Slurp
Crawl-delay: 200
User-Agent: Googlebot
Disallow: /index.xml$
Disallow: /excerpts.xml$
Allow: /sitemap.xml$
Disallow: /*view=rss$
Disallow: /*?view=rss$
Disallow: /*format=rss$
Disallow: /*?format=rss$
Sitemap: http://gizmodo.com/sitemap.xml
User-Agent: Googlebot
Disallow: /index.xml$
Disallow: /excerpts.xml$
Allow: /sitemap.xml$
Disallow: /*view=rss$
Disallow: /*?view=rss$
Disallow: /*format=rss$
Disallow: /*?format=rss$
Sitemap: http://lifehacker.com/sitemap.xml
The Mainstream Media
Wall Street Journal
User-agent: *
Disallow: /article_email/
Disallow: /article_print/
Disallow: /PA2VJBNA4R/
Sitemap: http://online.wsj.com/sitemap.xml
User-agent: *
Disallow: /Ads/
Disallow: /redir/
# Disallow: /i/ is removed per 190723
Disallow: /av/
Disallow: /css/
Disallow: /error/
Disallow: /clear/
Disallow: /mac-ad
Disallow: /adlog/
# URS per bug 239819, these were expanded
Disallow: /1300-
Disallow: /1301-
Disallow: /1302-
Disallow: /1303-
Disallow: /1304-
Disallow: /1305-
Disallow: /1306-
Disallow: /1307-
Disallow: /1308-
Disallow: /1309-
Disallow: /1310-
Disallow: /1311-
Disallow: /1312-
Disallow: /1313-
Disallow: /1314-
Disallow: /1315-
Disallow: /1316-
Disallow: /1317-
NY Times
# robots.txt, www.nytimes.com 6/29/2006
User-agent: *
Disallow: /pages/college/
Disallow: /college/
Disallow: /library/
Disallow: /learning/
Disallow: /aponline/
Disallow: /reuters/
Disallow: /cnet/
Disallow: /partners/
Disallow: /archives/
Disallow: /indexes/
Disallow: /thestreet/
Disallow: /nytimes-partners/
Disallow: /financialtimes/
Allow: /pages/
Allow: /2003/
Allow: /2004/
Allow: /2005/
Allow: /top/
Allow: /ref/
Allow: /services/xml/
User-agent: Mediapartners-Google*
# robots.txt file for YouTube
User-agent: Mediapartners-Google*
User-agent: *
Disallow: /profile
Disallow: /results
Disallow: /browse
Disallow: /t/terms
Disallow: /t/privacy
Disallow: /login
Disallow: /watch_ajax
Disallow: /watch_queue_ajax
User-agent: *
Allow: /searchhistory/
Disallow: /news?output=xhtml&
Allow: /news?output=xhtml
Disallow: /search
Disallow: /groups
Disallow: /images
Disallow: /catalogs
Disallow: /catalogues
Disallow: /news
Disallow: /nwshp
Disallow: /?
Disallow: /addurl/image?
Disallow: /pagead/
Disallow: /relpage/
Disallow: /relcontent
Disallow: /sorry/
Disallow: /imgres
Disallow: /keyword/
Disallow: /u/
Disallow: /univ/
Disallow: /cobrand
Disallow: /custom
Disallow: /advanced_group_search
Disallow: /advanced_search
Disallow: /googlesite
Disallow: /preferences
Disallow: /setprefs
Disallow: /swr
Disallow: /url
Disallow: /default
Disallow: /m?
Disallow: /m/search?
Disallow: /wml?
Disallow: /wml/search?
Disallow: /xhtml?
Disallow: /xhtml/search?
Disallow: /xml?
Disallow: /imode?
Disallow: /imode/search?
Disallow: /jsky?
Disallow: /jsky/search?
Disallow: /pda?
Disallow: /pda/search?
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31 Responses to "Collection of Robots.txt Files"
hi…nice to see this…but can anyone tell me…whatis the function of these lines in robots.txt…
"User-Agent: Googlebot
Disallow: /index.xml$
Disallow: /excerpts.xml$"
i have seen these lines used gizmodo and other bloggers..
should these 2 lines help in removing duplicate content??
pls i want the answer..
Free Web Directory
nice stuff, you make ideas for me to change my robots.txt
Should the /wp-content folder be included as well…where all the themes and plugins reside? I've not noticed it listed on any robot.txt file anywhere..
Bang Kritikus
But, my blogspot's robot.txt is not editable..
SEO Freelancer
Nice collection – this will help me and new webmaster and web designer to create a robots.txt file as they want
Can anyone tell me the list of websites which archives the websites. Pandora, Internet archive's Waybackmachine are the some of the examples, I want to know the entire web archiving websites, please…..
I got to know more about the "robots.txt" in this article.
Very good learning
The real benefit to learning about the robots.txt file and how it works is it teaches you to think like the web crawlers. Especially when you start targeting different user-agents/bots…
webmasterworld is definately the coolest, and 2nd is of course askapache.com
Your site found in Google:
I have visited your site 623-times
The effect upon individual ranking of your pages should not be huge, so do not expect to go from the tenth page to the first page of Google just because of using a robots.txt file.
That said, your search engine traffic will probably increase a lot if many of your pages were in the supplemental hell. First and foremost because now you will be cover many more keywords and terms.
I'd like to echo Zath's question, since my number of indexed pages has gone down too..will it affect SERPs?
Hmm. I haven't thought yet to update my robot.txt
Its as simple as problogger.net no complications 😉
I actually avoided that part coz I am not that much aware of robot.txt file changes and its effects!
Soon will give some time for that.
Thanks for the advice anyway.
Hmm. I have not thinked yest to update my robot.txt
Its as simple as problogger.net no complications 😉
I actually avoided that part coz I am not that much aware of robot.txt file changes and its effects!
Soon will give some time for that.
Thanks for the advice anyway.
I recently set up a robots.txt file and have noticed that my supplemental links on Google have gone down from around 2000 pages to about 250.
I'm thinking that's pretty good, but like others have said, I'm not quite sure how much of a difference it makes to my site rankings.
Will this give more search engine traffic going forward or increase the chances of a better Pagerank?
Matt Wardman
>Wow, I'm surprised that so many SEO experts don't include a line for sitemap autodiscovery. It's not like it's difficult to implement or anything…
If you have a Google sitemap plugin for WordPress it pingfs google every time you post anyway.
The robots.txt for webmasterworld.com has a blog in it. Fun.
i have this, list of robots.txt links. you can see here: Big Websites with Big Robots
I am also tweaking my robots.txt to remove duplicate content in WordPress. It was very insightful to see how top sites are dealing with the issue.
Jordan McCollum
What timing! I was just contemplating roboting out my category and archive pages. Thanks for this!
I have been tweaking my robots.txt file for quite some time now mostly to reduce duplicate content (get pages out of supplemental hell)but haven't noticed any appreciable difference.
I have been checking a few A-bloggers blogs for their robots.txt files so thanks for doing this.
BTW why does Shoemoney disallow some directories with and without the forward slash? What is the difference?
Adnan, I will need to tweak mine as well. So far I am getting pretty good results with a minimalistic one though, just exclusing feeds, trackbacks and WP files.
Hey Daniel – thanks for that compilation – its very interesting to see how some SEO sites like SearchEngineJournal were minimal, but how SEOMoz has something different.
Now I need to decide on which one to choose 😉
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While crawling around the interweb a few days ago, I found the robots.txt file for the whitehouse (whitehouse.gov/robots.txt)
I just thought it interesting the things they disallowed.
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Very interesting post. I actually started using something similar to Chow's after he published it on his blog last week. It seems to be adding a bit of Google traffic.
Nia, sorry for that I just updated the article with a link to an introductory post I wrote sometime ago:
This looks valuable except I don't know how to use it yet. I've put it in my RSS shares and when I figure it out I'll implement the lesson and post about it. Thanks. 😉
nice stuff, i already changed my robots.txt
Stephen, I don't think the "autodiscovery" factor is related to how easy it is to implement.
The question is: will it bring tangible improvements?
Wow, I'm surprised that so many SEO experts don't include a line for sitemap autodiscovery. It's not like it's difficult to implement or anything…
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Star Wars War-Star Wars-known offers players with all the classic elements of your favorite characters. Here, real-time online RTS online game alone or with a partner face off against other players, and in the meantime, will need to focus on resource gathering to upgrade your troops.
The barrier 50, among others, Luke, Leia, Emperor Palpatine, and Boba Fett legends like the main character hard to choose because you choose. At the same time, each one has their own special ability that is reflected on the war lead soldiers. To uncover your talents as you play with a full deck thanks to a variety of changing each of the specific cost you'll get. More experienced fans will feel right at home.
The name of the game defensive towers and destroys your opponent while protecting your own. Defense shield to destroy the opponent's base, enemy and the end of the first champion was declared.
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|Imaginary Friend
Imaginary Friend is the 26th episode of the fourth season of We Bare Bears and the 123th episode overall.
After watching Ultra Meteorite Fighters, the Baby Bears decide to play pretend only for them to realize that they need a fourth member. They opt to create an imaginary friend named Silver Bear (Jason David Frank), but his heroic persona ends up causing trouble for the Baby Bears whose imagination suddenly gets out of hand.
- This is the first episode the Baby Bears have an imaginary friend.
- This is another Baby Bears episode after the previous episode Christmas Movies.
- Premiered first on the Cartoon Network app and website on December 13, 2018.
- Baby Panda is still voiced by Max Mitchell instead of Duncan Joiner.
- When the Baby Bears say their names, Baby Grizzly says his name, Baby Panda says his name, but Baby Ice Bear doesn't say his name, he holds up a sign saying his name on it since he still doesn't talk, he's always saying his own name when he's an adult.
- Baby Grizzly says "I assume the power of Grizzly", Baby Panda says "I assume the power of Panda", Baby Ice Bear doesn't say the same thing Baby Grizzly and Baby Panda does, he doesn't say "I assume the power of Ice Bear" because he doesn't talk yet, he holds up his arms pretending to punch, then he spins around and plays a flute.
- This is the first episode seeing the Baby Bears as robots.
- The Baby Bears aren't actually robots, it's just a video game some kid is playing on the bench while they're watching them and they're not actually in the game so Silver Bear is just a video game character.
- Silver Bear looks a lot like Baby Ice Bear's robot clone Robot Bear from Panda's Sneeze and I, Butler.
- The Baby Bears use their imagination to create Silver Bear and to fight things in the imaginary world but realize they're not actually in the imaginary world, they're really causing trouble around the park like smashing a man's car, beating up a kid and calling them bullies and much more.
- This is the first episode to air in 2019.
Cultural References
- When Baby Ice Bear plays a flute, if you listen very closely and clearly that the song he plays sounds very similar to the song from Kung Fu Panda.
- The Ultra Meteorite Fighters, are an obvious parody of the Power Rangers, adapted from Japan's Super Sentai.
- Silver Bear is voiced by Jason David Frank, well known for his role on Power Rangers as Tommy Oliver, the sixth and final member of the 'Mighty Morphin' team, who was introduced later in the series than the original five team members. This parallels Silver Bear's introduction as a fourth member who ends up interrupting the Bears' way of living.
- The giant robots Grizz, Panda, and Ice Bear summon are similar to the Voltron lions.
- Further more, when Ice Bear summons his robot with a flute, is similar to how Tommy summoned his DragonZord w/ the Dragon Dagger. It is also a reference to how Tommy's Sentai counterpart, Yamato Tribe Knight Burai, from the Japanese tokusatsu program, Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger, used the Zyusouken to summon Guardian Beast Dragon Caesar.
- As Grizz mentions "imagination" a sound is played similar to the Spongebob episode where Spongebob and Patrick play with their imagination in a TV box.
International Premieres
- October 4, 2019 (United Kingdom and Ireland)
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Working with these guy's products is a joy because they want to pay for creativity…. They have even had contests for photos with $10,000 prizes…. and maybe you get to drink what's in the bottle too…
Archive for May, 2008
Absolut Springtime
Posted by Mike on May 26, 2008
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Toyota is Green?
Posted by Mike on May 22, 2008
This ad for Toyota just popped into my head while I was taking a day off to make photos of things I like (waterfalls and green stuff in the Columbia River Gorge, East of Portland, Oregon).
What would help them sell cars? Here is one idea….
These two photos were taken the same day about 40 miles apart… It's a great place to work since you can have any climate you want in a few miles travel.
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The "Dukes"
Posted by Mike on May 18, 2008
I was photographing a party for Perkins Coie (the large law firm) and was asked to make sure I got a photo of the two senior partners together….
Immediately I "saw" Mortimer and Randolph Duke from the movie "Trading Places" with Eddie Murphy et al…
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Food Photography… 35th St. Bistro, Seattle
Posted by Mike on May 16, 2008
Nice place, good food, what else do you need?
How about a meal of scallops and two desserts because you can't decide?
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Food Photography, 10 Mercer, good eats….
Posted by Mike on May 8, 2008
I would never have tried chocolate mousse with Orange Muskat wine… but ya know? it's great! And it looks OK in the photographs too….
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Best Place to Smoke in Church
Posted by Mike on May 8, 2008
Blessed Sacrament Church, Seattle
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Echo, Oregon
Posted by Mike on May 8, 2008
Here are two of the three things in this town. The train goes from coast to coast all across the United States. St. Peter's Catholic Church was built in 1913… opening to dovetail with the end of the usefulness of the Oregon Trail… which passed within 100 feet of the front door.
The third thing is a pioneer quality cemetery.
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Minister of State for Immigration Caroline Nokes visited Poole today. She spoke to a business lunch in Poole about the challenges of dealing with immigration post-Brexit and the need to get a proper balance between controlling immigration whilst keeping a supply of skilled labour to local business and the NHS.
The event was chaired by Sir Robert Syms, MP for Poole, who gave time for Caroline to answer several questions, principally about immigration.
Sir Robert said: "It was great to have Caroline in Poole, to have a dialogue with local business people about their employment needs in the future. She took on board many of the points made and said that in due course the Government would be bringing a new immigration bill to set a new framework for immigration policy in the future.
"A number of local business people who run language schools said that there have been a number of recent changes that were helping them but they needed much more communication in order for us to continue to compete for students with Australia and Canada."


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The Ethics of the Financial Crisis
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HISTORICALLY, THE CONCEPT of crisis is closely-related to the evolutionary transformations of the eighteenth century in the United States, Latin America and Europe, namely, to the transition from a stratified form of societal differentiation to the modern primacy of functional differentiation. In contemporary world society, we are not confronting a global change like that, but the concept of crisis is applied to different topics in many fields. While, in the eighteenth century, the crisis consisted of a distance between a utopian morality and the present, in the twenty-first century, its main concern becomes the uncertainty and risk of the present. In other words, the future was a known land for utopian thinkers; the problem was a present that could not be adjusted to this normative expectation.


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Join Maria Shriver, Equinox and the rockstars of yoga, meditation and memory for an inspiring afternoon to benefit A Woman's Nation's Alzheimer's initiatives including Maria Shriver's Wipe Out Alzheimer's Challenge. Take a yoga class for all levels with celebrity yogi Brent Laffoon, be guided through take-home meditation techniques with Suze Schwartz owner of Unplug Meditation and join an intimate conversation on brain health, well-being and memory with Maria Shriver. Juice refreshments provided by Press Juicery and goodies from Beyond Yoga and others.
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No doubt some of you may have read Fr Z's (former Lutheran priest) recent blog post regarding the Noveritis, traditionally chanted at Epiphany making known the key dates in the new church year.
Not to fear, Ordinariate Catholics! CCWatershed.org has the Ordinariate covered with its chant version in English. The pdf is linked here.
Come now, you musically gifted lovers of Tradition and Patrimony: Get your pastor's permission and go for it! (The OF and Divine Worship permit a layman to sing it. I am unsure about the EF.)
Also, regarding the pdf above, (This was helpfully brought to my attention by Steven Rabanal) per Divine Worship: The Missal, which specifically provides for an hieratic English Noveritis, one must use "brethren" rather than "brothers and sisters".
A Happy Christmas, and a Very Revealing Epiphany to all!


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As the garden is full of flowers the best thing to keep it this way for as long as possible is to dead head, dead head and then dead head some more. You can cut hardy geraniums and delphiniums back to encourage new growth. Sweet peas can go on for months if dead heading frequently, so plenty of cut flowers for your home.
Watering is a must this time of year, water your newly planted plants, pots, crops and lawns if needed. Small pots will dry out quickly so check them daily to be safe.
Keep on top of the tying in of climbers, sweet peas and clematis. You will want to check your climbing roses as the new young growth is easy broken in the wind.
Pests and diseases are on a war path to take over the garden. Everything from rabbits to lily beetles, aphids, rust and powdery mildew. Plans should be made for control measures to be put in. Try cultural and preventative measures first before turning to chemicals.
If your Irises are looking crowded, now is the time to split and divide them. Cut the leaves down to 2/3inches, dig them up and split them using a weeding knife and remove any dead or damage. Once replanted in the chosen bed keep on top of the watering. Iris should be planted with only half the rhizome below the soil level.
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We've all heard about Vega by now, right? I discovered them a few months ago when I was looking for a quality plant-based protein powder. I've been using their original formula chocolate and berry protein powder in my whole fruit smoothies for a while now, but I've always been curious to try their other products. I've secretly been hoping that Vega would send me some of their stuff for free to review and give away (like they did so many of the other bigger and better bloggers!), but, alas, it never came to pass. So a few weeks ago I shelled out $34 (sale price + shipping) of my hard-earned salary and bought a sample pack myself.
|Obviously a stock photo. I did not take the time to arrange the items in an orderly fashion, take a picture, and crop out the background. I promise this is not my photography.
It included:
- 2 pre-workout energizers. Acai berry and lemon lime
- 2 recovery accelerators: Apple berry and tropical
- 3 performance protein powders: Chocolate, vanilla, and berry
- 2 endurance bars: Acai berry and mocha
- 2 endurance gels: Orange zest and raspberry
- 2 protein bars: Chocolate coconut and chocolate saviseed
- 2 electrolyte hydrators: Pom-berry and lemon lime
My opinions:
- I hated the pre-workout energizers. They did not energize my workout, as the name would have one believe. I used them before my mid-week mid-distance run. I'm tired when I get off work and need a boost to get through those. These don't really make me feel any more energetic. Besides that, they don't mix well, the shit settles to the bottom if you don't stir it constantly, and both flavors tasted horrible. I usually really like anything lemon-lime flavored, but this just tasted like Lysol floor cleaner.
- The apple berry recovery accelerator tasted GREAT, and the tropical wasn't half bad either. I drank the apple berry immediately after a 12-mile long run and the tropical after a 14-miler. The purpose of the recovery accelerator is to speed muscle recovery, reduce inflammation, and shorten rest periods between workouts. I gotta say, they're onto something with this one. I woke up the next morning with fresh legs, ready to go again. I liked it so much I ordered a big tub of the apple berry. I've used it after every long run since and I've been shocked by how NOT sore I've been.
- The performance protein powder was a definite winner. It tasted great, even better than the Vega Sport original protein powder that I've been using for a while, and it seemed to blend better too. All three flavors were fantastic. I ordered a tub of the vanilla.
- The endurance bars are a blend of complex carbs (30g) and protein (8g) for sustained energy, but I don't like eating anything during a run. Gels and shot bloks, sure, but not a bar. So instead I had them before a run. I had one as breakfast before a long training run in place of my regular Clif bar. Even though they had fewer grams of carbs than the Clif, they sustained me well and were gentle on the belly. The texture of the bar was light and gooey, not sticky and dry like some of the other plant-based bars I've had. The acai berry, unlike the pre-workout energizer of the same flavor, was delicious. And the mocha flavor, which I had as an afternoon snack before a mid-week 7-miler, was THE BOMB.
- The first thing I noticed about the endurance gels was the sheer size of the things. They are SO MUCH BIGGER than a Gu or a Clif Shot that I'm used to. It made me kind of nervous about trying to slurp down that much stuff during a run. Turns out it wasn't an issue. The consistency is quite a bit thinner than a Gu, so it was much easier to consume on the go. Two more bonuses for me was they were much easier to open than Gu, and they didn't hurt my sensitive teeth like Gu. And they were extremely easy on the gut. No issues there at all. The orange zest flavor was awesome. It reminded me of orange slices candy. I love those things! And the raspberry wasn't half bad either. I had the orange one at mile 5 of a 14-miler and the raspberry one at mile 12 of a 15-miler (I didn't want to take them both out that first time until I knew how well they got along with my digestive tract.) There were no issues either time. I'll be replacing Gu as my go-to gel! I ordered a big box of the orange zest.
- The chocolate coconut protein bar was the best protein bar I've ever had. Hands down. Like Mounds, only with no guilt. The chocolate saviseed was great too. The only thing keeping me from ordering a full box of these is the price. They're kind of steep, even on Amazon. I'll have to stick to my PureFit vegan protein bars for now. They're not quite as tasty, but they're an affordable plant-based option. Plus they're a great company who supports animal adoption and spay/neuter programs, so I feel great about supporting them anyway.
- The electrolyte hydrators were just okay in my opinion. The pom-berry flavor tasted kind of … mediciney? I don't know, but it wasn't my favorite. The lemon-lime definitely tasted better than the lemon-lime flavored pre-workout energizer, but still not great. I think I'll have to stick to Nuun for the hydration.


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The conference venue is the H.S.S. building of Academia Sinica. All lectures are going to be held in the 2nd conference hall (3rd floor). For instructions how to get to the venue, please refer to the travel page.
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After a very long time, Gionee has finally made a comeback to the market. Although the brand never really went away per se, the hype around it had totally vanished. The recent launches from the brand were the Gionee F205 and the Gionee S11 Lite which the company hopes to help them regain the reputation they once had. The Gionee S11 Lite is the successor to the Gionee S10 Lite that was released in late 2017 and this new successor comes with better hardware, a total redesign and a higher price.
The S11 Lite tries to offer some of the latest techs for a smaller design, the pricing of the device puts it in straight competition with devices like the Redmi Note 5 Pro, Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1, Mi A1 and a few others. How well does the device stack up against the rest and how does it perform in each segment, let's learn about it in the review.
The design is perhaps the biggest selling point of the smartphone and the Gionee S11 Lite does look very good. For the price, the phone has a relatively premium design that is not commonly seen. The design is very luring in the first sight but when you actually start looking deep is when you find minor flaws in the device. The back of the smartphone is made up of polycarbonate plastic and doesn't use any premium materials like Glass or Aluminium. The back of the Gionee S11 Lite is a scratch magnet and within just a few days of usage, we could see scratches appearing on the back panel.
Although the back is plastic, it isn't all negative, the plastic back helps make the device incredibly light and this is instantly noticeable when you take an aluminum or glass body smartphone in your hand. This makes the smartphone very appealing as it brings in the best of both worlds by sporting an incredible design in terms of looks while also maintaining a thin and light profile for the smartphone.
The back of the device sports a reflective glassy design and the color gradient slightly shifts with a change in the angle, the top left corner on the back of the smartphone houses the dual camera setup and below that in the center aligned fingerprint sensor in the circular housing. Moving to the front, the curves on the side greatly improve the overall design and also makes it relatively easier to hold. Although the Gionee S11 Lite isn't a bezel-less smartphone, the sides are thin while the top and bottom chin are relatively thicker. The design does offer some protection and it survived a major drop with zero noticeable damage on the display or the casing.
The Gionee S11 lite comes with a FullView display with the new 18:9 aspect ratio that most brands seem to go with. The display measure 5.7-inches diagonally and comes with an HD+ resolution. The IPS LCD panel is layered with 2.5D Gorilla Glass for better protection. While the display is fair enough, but a FullHD resolution on the display would have been appreciated as Redmi Note 5, MI A1 and most other smartphones in this price range seem to offer the same. Despite the lack of a very high-resolution display, the colors are pretty good and the images were vibrant. The viewing angles are good too and this helps the device deliver a good viewing experience in most angles.
The touch response is good and smooth and we didn't have any issues in that aspect while we tested the device. In terms of the brightness, the device is just about average and it doesn't surprise us. While the device is very much usable in most conditions, going out in the bright sun makes it struggle a bit. This also makes the display look very dull in the outdoors while still draining the battery at a significantly higher rate. However, in the indoors where the phone is most used, the display works very well.
Talking about the performance of the device, the Gionee S11 Lite comes with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 430 processor which is a 1.4GHz octa-core processor along with 4GB RAM and 32 GB internal storage. The device also supports external memory expansion up to 256GB via microSD card slot. The device handles daily tasks very well and we could switch between mostly used apps without any lags. We tested out the common apps including Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and Snapchat and we only had minor hiccups on the Snapchat app while the rest of the apps performed well.
The multitasking capability on the smartphone is just about average and the game did pretty well when we tested out some games on it. Asphalt 8 Airborne worked without any issues while Need for Speed No Limits did show a few frame drops, this is totally acceptable considering the price that the device comes for.
The Gionee S11 Lite comes with Android 7.1 Nougat based Amigo OS 5.0, while this is acceptable as most of the device in this price segment come to to the same version, an Android Oreo-based operating system would have been an icing on the cake as the device is not expected to be updated down the line. The preloaded apps on the smartphone include UC Browser, WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, and Facebook. The device has a fingerprint sensor and Gionee has also promised to push a software update that will bring Face unlock to the device.
While the smartphone claims to offer a lot of performance with the front camera, the same cannot be said about the rear camera. The front camera is a 16MP sensor which does the work pretty well on the rear is a dual camera setup with a 13MP primary camera paired with a 2MP secondary camera. While Gionee likes to claim that the camera on the smartphone is one of the best aspects of it, I wouldn't like to agree on the same based on our testing. We clicked several images in our testing during the review and the images severely lack detail and sharpness.
Check full samples: Gionee S11 Lite Camera Samples
The color accuracy is far from natural and the images look extremely processed. This removes the details and the images look very blurry even when zoomed slightly. Indoor performance was slightly better and we could a little more detail, however, this is far from the performance of the other devices in the same price segment. There is also a portrait mode that adds a bokeh effect for the images. The bokeh control is what we actually liked for the fact that you can choose how much blur has to be there.
The Gionee S11 Lite needs to be held very still and even the slightest of shakes can result in a very blurred image, the shutter isn't the most responsive in the app and the low light images aren't something you would be pleased to post on Instagram. The focus takes awfully long and the images are noisy, to say the least, low light images are also grainy and lack details. The front camera is much better on the device and the Selfies turned out pretty good. Unlike the rear camera setup, the images captured using the front camera retain the sharpness and are much more detailed. In the outdoors with strong sunlight, the selfies aren't very clear and the images turned out overexposed in the sunlight.
Coming to the software, the S11 Lite Camera app features options like the Night mode, Pro mode, Timelapse, slow motion and a few others. The front camera also supports the bokeh mode which is purely software based and we could see that the edges of the subject were also blurred in a few cases.
The Gionee S11 lite comes with a 3030mAh battery and this offers a full day battery life. On an average usage, you will get past the day while heavy usage might require the device to be charged mid-way through the day. The battery performance is pretty good and the device can be recommended for someone who wants a good battery life on their smartphone that comes in a smaller form factor.
The Gionee S11 Lite wouldn't be our first choice for the recommendation, while it isn't a bad phone, the device doesn't outperform any of its competitors in most aspects. The camera on the smartphone isn't the best there are several devices that do a better job of imaging. The performance is pretty good for the price and the device can handle most of the daily tasks. The design of the device is perhaps the only major selling point on the device as it looks extremely good.


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A young(er) Jonah Hill stars in this massively successful 2007 comedy, playing a semi-fictionalised version of Seth Rogen, who wrote the screenplay with Evan Goldberg - whose alter-ego is played by go-to geek Michael Cera. The story is familiar - a quest for booze to bring to object of affection's cool party that doesn't go quite to plan - but the laughs come fast and hard and the core message is actually quite sweet. It hasn't become a cult classic for nothing.
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The lower house of Argentina's congress has approved a bill that would legalize elective abortion in the first 14 weeks of pregnancy, sending the measure to the Senate.
President Mauricio Macri, who is strongly opposed to the bill, has said he'll sign the bill if it's approved.
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The measure has roused fierce passions in the homeland of Pope Francis, and Thursday's vote was tight: 129 to 125.
Crowds of supporters and opponents of the measure have been watching the debate on large screens set up outside Congress in Buenos Aires.
They celebrated as the result was announced, cheering and hugging each other.
Argentina currently allows abortion only in cases of rape or risks to a woman's health.
The Catholic Church strongly opposes the new measure.
It is uncertain whether it will be passed by the Senate, but Thursday's result is being celebrated by women's rights groups as a victory in itself.


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HAVANA – In Havana's Guanabacoa neighborhood, Gloria Toledo started to teach her daughter how to cut and color hair when she was a little girl.
She has been running a beauty lounge for about two decades and Toledo and her daughter Dayne Gonzalez have been keeping with the times. They now offer hair and eyelash extensions.
"Some of the hair comes from Asia," Toledo said in Spanish.
Toledo and her daughter said they can get anywhere from 20 to 25 customers in one day. Gonzalez is part of the new generation that is introducing international hair culture as demand in Havana grows.
They are also among the many owners of hair salons who wish there was a specialty wholesale store. Their biggest struggle remains getting the supplies that they need.
"We have to figure it out the Cuban way," Gonzalez said.
This means they have to buy some supplies from abroad or buy them in the black market. But Garcia said that in Havana being resourceful pays off.
"If you like to work, you can make decent money," she said.


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Hospitals and Junk
Considering junk is a term referring to that group of drugs derived from opium I could be forgiven for thinking that hospital is a place where there would be some expertise in coping with the stuff but it seems nothing could be further from the truth. My first experience of this was after I came off a motorcycle landing in the bush on Mt. CootTha with multiple fractures to my L leg. In emergency at RBH I was given 100mg pethidine i.m. when I asked for something to alleviate the pain. After 20 min I asked again and said that "I have a tolerance to opiates and the first shot was not sufficient", and went on to elaborate that my usual dose of pethidine was about 300mg or more " I have been using for only 2 weeks so I am not addicted but I do have quite a tolerance". This was my big mistake. Thinking that under such circumstances a policy of simple honesty and full disclosure is the best for all concerned is fallacious. I was immediatiely told that as a drug addict I was not entitled to any opiates at all, this was recorded and there is no going back not even deed poll can correct this mistake unless you can do something about your medibank number. So I am proud to say I suffered having my bones manipulated and cleaned then sewn up inside their skin then my heel drilled to allow insertion of the pin to which the traction rope was tied without a general anaesthetic and without crying although I did whimper after a few hours of being told they could do nothing for the pain and a kind nurse squeezed my hand. True enough I did have a spinal cannula through which I was given some local but that does nothing for the distress and misery which went on for some days as each move of my body led to the sensation of bones moving where they shouldn't. I still wonder what leads people trained in the administration of these drugs to use such lame excuses. After 30 odd years during which I have been a patient in various wards, studied nursing at Uni and numerous hospitals, and innumerable discussions with various health professionals and lay people I am still being reminded that nothing shows any signs of change and that dishonesty is still the best policy is something I refuse to accept. The sum of my experience leads me to believe that the people who use the drugs are the ones who know best but this is very dangerous thinking as we are all too familiar with the urban myths and sloppy thinking among users and abusers who often want nothing more than a rationalization for their own silly behaviours. The best I have heard was from the psychiatrist who was assigned to me when I was admitted to RPA in Sydney to have an enormous abscess drained, debrided, and dressed. The first trip to theater when the offending region was cleaned up and packed was before withdrawal became a problem but they needed to take me back to theater in a few days to have the pack removed and the anaesthitist didn't want my basal metabolism going haywire so I was told "If anyone asks this is for pain" and I was ordered morphine 50mg i.m. qid which is quite a hefty dose but this was before the tax file number when a bodgy name meant something. By the 3rd day I was leaving 18 hours between injections although I could have had one every 6 and after my 2nd trip to theater no longer needed anything more than 10mg methadone p.o./day and all this in collaboration with the doctors. Oh for the days when there was still some lattitude for the medical profession to do their job outside the endless scrutiny of the controllers. My experience overseas confirms my suspicions that many in the medical professions do not agree with the simplified thinking that leads to these intrusions into their work practices but along with a general demystification of junk we are confronted with the rollout of 'control' and all the horrors that implies for everybody.
In the end I have decided it boils down to "whoever pays the piper calls the tune" so if you are depending on public patient care and consider a medibank levy to be sufficient perhaps you should think again. A habit is a very expensive thing and doesn't fall under medicare except to provide the most rudimentary consideration by a system hopelessly underfunded and short staffed. Under these circumstances it can become quite scary as there are so many cases of serious neglect leading to deaths in the hospital system and a habit is something that most consider to be a voluntary thing. Maybe it's true.
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