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I confess, I have a thing for football players. In fact, I am kind of nutty about the whole sport, ever since I saw my son make his first touchdown at age 7.
This week, PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) named the Big Apple as the most vegan-friendly city in America—and rightfully so. In addition to tons of amazing meat-free restaurants, the city hosting a vegan alcohol festival on Saturday, Sept. 20.
A horse show—in the middle of Manhattan? Waitta minute…this isn't Kentucky!
Jazz and drinks go together like, well, like jazz and drinks, and you get the best of both at Analogue.
When Meatpacking District happy hours morph to nightlife, Bar Naná shifts from sidewalk patio to cool 2,300-square-foot cocktail lounge.
Going to the Top of the Strand, a bar styled by designer Lydia Marks of films like The Devil Wears Prada, drops me front and center in the New York I've dreamed about.
A little New York razzle-dazzle, sprinkled with jazz and classic cocktails, make it easy to put on the ritz...and win a date's heart.
The Mulberry Project takes tipplers back to the underground, Prohibition-era days with Project 1919 (thru Apr. 30).
My college friends and I may have been sipping out of dainty glass mugs, but this was no tea party—the punch certainly had us ready to dance by the last glass.


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In October 2013 I wrote something about planning the application process. Hope that was useful for some of you. Now I will continue with the following steps summarized in a big "be patient".
3. Following up
4. Qualification process
In October 2013 I wrote something about planning the application process. Hope that was useful for some of you. Now I will continue with the following steps summarized in a big "be patient".
3. Following up
4. Qualification process
thank you for posting this Mauricio! I checked the statistics for this year's applicants and I have found that my first choice KI same program as yours has 193 first choice applicants competing for 20 places! while my second choice Goteborg master in public health, health economics has 45 first choice applicants only! I would like to change my preference but I already submitted my SI scholarship application with my previous preference, so I wanted to ask you if its better to keep the same order or change it in order to get a much better chance! What would you have done and any details concerning how you got a spot?! Thank you!!
Hey Ali,
My choice and your choice for the first and the second priority is the same. did you get any notification on university admission? Here I can see that I am qualified for the second choice (GU) and it says my selection group is AU with ranking 400.
hey Jeew,
Good to hear! I also got qualified but with a ranking of 200, which is lower than yours, and by checking the statistics website that Mauricio provided, you could see that the acceptance rate was 400 last year and 600 the year before, so I guess you have a better chance than I do. Hopefully KI would give me better rating and good luck to you!
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Thank you Mauricio for sharing your experiences. It was really great reading this blog.
hello Mauricio,
Thank you for sharing your experience . It was great reading your blog.
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Thank you! I have done the translation and it just said "Admission Points," does that mean that's the minimum number of admission points/ranking number that was admitted?
And did you end up getting in with your 7/20 ranking? That's what I had, and I just found out today I was placed on the waiting list, reserve 79. What do you think o that?
did you get in off of the waiting list when you were 7/20? that's what i got and i found out today i'm on the waiting list at reserve 79. what do you think of that?
hi. I've been placed on the reserve list for the bio entrepreneurship program. my waiting list number in the AMR selection group is 24 (20 in the group have been offered a place). I have no idea if I have a chance. I did mess up by forgetting to upload the CV form, in all the chaos. Do you think that is the reason I didn't get offered a place? Should I keep my hopes high with thist ranking?
Hi, sorry for bothering you. I applied to Global Health program, and it just noticed me that I was on the waiting list and my number is 13. I'm super nervous now, do you see any chance I can get in?
I checked the UHR link in this blog post to see the 2017 results for the global masters' program and saw the selection categories are divided into AMR, BDA, and BMR. I'm also on reserve and am in the AMR (academic merit ranking) category. I am wondering what the categories mean and, if reserve applicants are ever given a spot, how are applicants on reserve from the different categories chosen from if there are equivalent ranking spots in each category?
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My colleague, Robert Ericsson, and I have just finished a battle with a memory leaking notes designer and classpath trouble.
In a project we used the Oracles jdbc driver, ojdbc14.zip, attached in an agent. After a few re-saves we had to reboot the machine due to massive memory leaks.
Putting the file in "\Lotus\notes\jvm\lib\ext" seemed like the way to go and it is - If you rename the file to ojdbc14.jar !
Now the agent compiles in less than a second (20 seconds before) and we do not need to reboot windows all the time!
Hi Thomas,
That seems to be the way to go (jvm/lib/ext). The "old" way, using JavaUserClasses (255 character limit), now have a successor also in "JavaUserClassesExt" (from 6.0.4 and 6.5.1) where you can basically to this:
The 255 char limit still applies for the JavaUserClassesExt, but since the entries can be substituted by variables, this is no longer the same problem.
The classloading mechanism is to blame in your original problem described above. When one attaches "external" code as jar or zip in the agent, the resources never seem to be released. This is due to the fact that the agent, every time it runs, uses the "agent class loader" as opposed to the "system class loader". So by instantiating the driver in the agent, it keeps holding the reference in memory even when the agent quits ( = leaks).
I know that there are tricks one can use to execute the agent inside another "Threadgroup" which is not the same Threadgroup that the agent normally runs inside. This way, you can keep from getting other nasty errors from the JVM
Kind regards
Nice to see you back Daniel!
Good tip about the variable names! I never used that one. But I like the "ext" directory where I can dump everything.
But I will probably move to Domiclipse (http://www.domiclipse.com/) for agents from now on. I have been doing servlets in Eclipse for a year now and can not live without it anymore.


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Genre: Adventure
ArriettyFeb 18, 2015
An easy recommendation as it's still a fun-filled family adventure that is suitably heart-warming and easy on the eye.
AzumiFeb 19, 2015
It may be a different genre but Kitamura proves he is not just a one trick pony and still knows how to successfully shoot the action and keep the characters interesting throughout.
Azumi 2: Death Or LoveFeb 19, 2015
A worthy follow up to Kitamura's stylish original and certainly packs a punch in the Samurai action department.
Best Of The Best 4: Without WarningFeb 22, 2015
There really is no disputing that 'Best Of The Best 4' is a far cry from the quality we have come to expect from the series, and this is basically nothing more than a very faceless action movie.
Blood Of Warriors: Sacred GroundFeb 24, 2015
'Blood of Warriors' certainly tries its best but is far too hampered by the excessive melodramatics and the general feeling of historical action epic fatigue.
Born To FightFeb 25, 2015
While 'Born To Fight' may not be the slickest production, it is still a hell of a lot of fun to watch thanks to the presence of some top-notch fight scenes.
Brotherhood Of The WolfFeb 26, 2015
'Brotherhood Of The Wolf' doesn't quite contain enough action to hold fight fans' attention but also lacks the innovation to be anything more than a weak murder mystery.
Call To ArmsJan 29, 2018
Shen Chiang's 'Call to Arms' is about as dull and listless as they come, never once engaging its viewer even at the most basic levels of entertainment merit.
Chinese ZodiacFeb 28, 2015
'Chinese Zodiac' gives Jackie Chan fans (including me), who had been awaiting its arrival especially eagerly, very little to get excited about.
Chuji The GamblerFeb 28, 2015
'Chuji The Gambler' is a superb marriage of a director's craft and an actor with a transcendent charisma that seeps off the screen.
Circle Of IronMar 1, 2015
It may not be quite as thrilling a prospect as it could of been with Bruce Lee in the leading role, but 'Circle Of Iron' still retains a number of likeable qualities.
Crazy Hong KongMar 3, 2015
Despite some effective chemistry between N!xau and Lau Ching-Wan in some scenes, this is a strictly low-priority film.


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The Corporate Readiness Training Program (CRTP) helps internationally trained professionals gain Canadian work experience in a professional field in Canada. After completing the program many participants find that securing a job is easier when you are more comfortable and familiar with the Canadian work environment.
Our program has a high work experience placement rate. CRTP participants have the skills to effectively look for work and an opportunity to earn a professional reference in Calgary.
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- Be legally entitled to work and train in Canada;
- Be a skilled immigrant, resident in Canada for fewer than 10 years;
- Have English language proficiency scores equivalent to Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB) of 6+. Please note your language score results are valid for two years from the day of testing;
- Be a Permanent Resident, Canadian Citizen or Convention Refugee;
- Be ready, willing and able to go to work;
- Have international work experience and wish to enter that same field here in Canada;
- Need Canadian professional work experience; and
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- An additional 6 months of follow-up support, including continued job search assistance.
NOTE: CRTP works with ALL professions with the exception of regulated health care occupations, lawyers and teachers.
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In the first reel or so of Les Miserables, we may be reminded that we don't often see something like this at the movies these days — big, lavish, epic, period musicals, the kind with ornate and expensive sets. Sadly, we're still not seeing something like that; the musicals of old used to take time to drink in the set decoration (hey, a lot of money went into it, might as well point a camera at it), but Les Miserables, under the shaky direction of Tom Hooper, gives us a few perfunctory backdrops and then takes the camera right up into the actors' faces. Hooper is going for a more intimate rendition of the beloved stage musical, and this works only up to a point, that point being when Anne Hathaway is on the screen. Beyond that point, it's Hugh Jackman or Russell Crowe or various other guys belting right in our faces, and it's sort of assaultive, emphasizing the sausage-fest that this material (as adapted for song, anyway) always was.
As Fantine, musical theater's favorite emo chick, Hathaway blows away whatever else is supposed to be going on. She's out of the movie quickly, but she haunts the rest of it (though her absence is sorely felt). Hathaway's Fantine is in a different movie about how 19th-century France grinds women down, makes a mockery of their dreams and denies them even the slimmest dignity. Hooper's only wise choice here is to move in close for Fantine's show-stopper "I Dreamed a Dream" and let Hathaway's undiluted anguish burn the screen down. This segment of the film, right down to Hathaway's shorn hair, is a tribute not to stagecraft but to the legendary Maria Falconetti in Dreyer's The Passion of Joan of Arc; it's no easy burden to bear comparison to cinema's greatest acting work, but Hathaway shoulders it. Between this and The Dark Knight Rises (another big Occupy-flavored epic she walked away with) and the recent, hilarious Funny or Die "sad-off" she did with Samuel L. Jackson, Hathaway's had quite the year. Les Miserables — or its first half hour, anyway — is worth sitting through just to see the performance that's probably going to send Hathaway home with the gold next year.
The rest of this thing is a rather slack battle of wills between ex-con turned mayor Jean Valjean (Jackman) and his adversary, rigid Inspector Javert (Crowe). It's supposed to be Valjean's story, how he redeems himself by raising Fantine's daughter Cosette (Amanda Seyfried) in safety while dodging Javert and joining in the June Rebellion. But after a while we're following some colorless rebels, including the drippy Marius (Eddie Redmayne), who falls in love with Cosette at first sight, breaking the heart of poor Eponine (Samantha Barks), who loves him. Far too much of our time is taken up by this weak triangle, and I came to resent that Samantha Barks has more singing time than Anne Hathaway or even Amanda Seyfried; Barks has a fine voice, but she can't act the songs the way Hathaway or Seyfried do. In any event, the women in this story are only there for the men to protect or mourn or long for.
I pity newcomers to Les Miz, who haven't seen the musical on stage and might not know (because the movie doesn't bend over backward to establish it) that Eponine and the bold young Gavroche (destined to be shot by a French soldier) are the children of the scroungy innkeepers the Thenardiers (Helena Bonham Carter and Sacha Baron Cohen, providing welcome comic relief, though their presence turns their scenes into what seem to be Sweeney Todd outtakes). If the Thenardiers have any emotional response to the deaths of their children, we're not briefed on it. The few action scenes are loud and incoherently staged, and that includes the sword-and-song duel between Valjean and Javert. Tom Hooper might be the worst living director who has previously won an Oscar for directing (The King's Speech); when he isn't jamming the camera in his cast's nostrils, or letting the corner of a building block Samantha Barks' face for half her dialogue in a scene, he's making us queasy with handheld shots or, on a few occasions, framing someone off to the side with way too much head room. Hooper's artsy pomp made me wish for the relatively straightforward pomp and clarity of old Hollywood musicals.
Jackman suffers and endures heroically, and performs with passion, though as the role is conceived he can't bring any spark or wit to it. Essentially, Valjean is a wind-up good guy. Crowe is, as always, an imposing presence, and he hits the notes, but it seems as though hitting the notes takes all his energy, with none left over for the moral shading Javert probably should have. With mostly cardboard male characters (really, they've got one thing they want — freedom or justice), this Les Miz needed the spirit of wronged and seething femaleness to drive it, but once Fantine gives up the ghost so does the movie. I have no doubt that Les Miz is a powerhouse on the stage, but it hasn't been configured in a way that makes it explode as a movie. Despite the face-invader camerawork, the material feels as remote from us as if we were sitting in the nosebleed seats. It will probably delight worshipers of the musical, but I can't see it converting any agnostics.


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Apple will have to fight off fresh competition from new Surface devices next month. Microsoft has confirmed it will be holding a keynote in London during its annual Future Decoded event, and sources familiar with its plans say we can expect at least one new device.
Apple dock could turn your iPhone into a MacBook
Apple has created a dock that could turn a future iPhone or iPad into a MacBook.
The idea is explained in a patent application published on Thursday, which details an ultra-portable notebook into which an iOS device is placed to provide software and power.


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Longboat Key, Florida, is surrounded by beaches and is near a number of upscale campgrounds. If you're driving out to the coast in an RV, you will find several campgrounds full of amenities that make them worthy of being called a resort. There are also several state parks in the area that offer affordable campgrounds.
Myakka River State Park
The Myakka River State Park has two campgrounds—Big Flats and Old Prairie. Big Flats is the largest campground on the Myakka River. It has 52 campsites and overlooks the Big Flats marsh. Sites can accommodate rigs up to 35 feet long. Grills and picnic tables are standard on all sites. Old Prairie offers an additional 24 campsites to park visitors. Both campgrounds are well-shaded and offer standard amenities such as grills, picnic tables, water and electrical hookups. Park roads are paved and pets are allowed. Reservations are recommended. Myakka River State Park 13208 State Road 72 Sarasota, FL 34241 (941) 361-6511 myakkariver.org
Holiday Cove RV Resort
Holiday Cove RV Resort has paved roads, campsites and patios. A modern swimming pool, laundry facility and fitness center are just a few of the amenities offered at this upscale resort. The clubhouse has a plasma television, free cable stations and Wi-Fi Internet access. Reserve a campsite on the waterfront and take advantage of the resort's boat slips. The resort also offers boat storage. Pets are welcome. Holiday Cove RV Resort 11900 Cortez Road West Cortez, FL 34215 800-346-9224 holidaycoverv.com
Oscar Scherer State Park
Oscar Scherer State Park has 15 miles of trails for adventurous hikers. All sites have picnic tables and grills. Modern bath houses and laundry facilities are provided for guests. Seven handicapped-accessible sites are available. The park can accommodate rigs up to 36 feet in length. Oscar Scherer State Park 1843 S. Tamiami Trail Osprey, FL 34229 (941) 483-5956 floridastateparks.org/oscarscherer
Frog Creek RV Park
The amenities at Frog Creek RV Park are endless. The Toad House has a kitchen, game room, library, television and Internet access. The park also offers a heated swimming pool, modern restrooms, laundry facilities and free Wi-Fi Internet access. A fenced-in dog park is available for pet owners. All sites have full hookups, phone and cable television. Frog Creek RV Park 8515 Bayshore Road Palmetto, FL 34221 (941) 722-6154 frogcreek.us.com
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Eternal Love is the second lace shawl to enter our Eternal collection. This top-down crescent-shaped shawl is jam-packed with hours of engaging lace knitting and lovely beadwork. If beads aren't your thing, notes for replacing the bead with a small bobble or omitting all together have been added to the pattern notes.
Worked flat, Eternal Love contains written directions, charts, and is broken down into comprehensive sections. The pattern includes detailed instructions for the techniques used and a handy-dandy progress tracker to help you keep track of your row and stitch counts.
Skill Level Advanced
Materials List • US5 (3.75 mm) 40" (102 cm) circular needle, or size required to obtain gauge • Tapestry needle • Crochet hook small enough to bead with (optional) • 350 Glass Beads Size 6/0 (optional) • 860 yds (786 m) fingering weight
Suggested Yarn Ancient Arts – Reinvent 49% Wool 34% Mohair 11% Nylon 4% Acrylic 2% Silk 437 yards/400 meters per 3.5 ounces/ 100 grams Color in the sample: Beaujolais Nouveau
Gauge 20 Stitches by 28 rows worked flat in stockinette stitch = 4" (10 cm) on US5 (3.75 mm) metal needles, before blocking.
Finished Measurements Approximately 80" (213 cm) across the wingspan, 24" (61 cm) deep after blocking.
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Here's a new series of clips of Step Up 4 aka Step Up Revolution:
Step Up 4 – Beach dance
Step Up 4 – Emily and Sean practice in dance studio
Step Up 4 – Initiation into the mob
"Emily arrives in Miami with aspirations to become a professional dancer. She sparks with Sean, the leader of a dance crew whose neighborhood is threatened by Emily's father's development plans."
More clips of Step Up 4 below:
Step Up 4 – Business Plaza
Step Up 4 – Newscast montage
Step Up 4 – Ocean Drive
Step Up 4 – The shipping yard finale
One step can change your world! In theaters: July 27, 2012.


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Home remedies for depression
Depression is one of the most common emotional disorders. It may be materialized in differing degrees: from way of slight sorrow to utter suffering and dejection. Depression is a really unlikable condition and is far more tough to cope with than a physical ailment. The growing problems of modem life and its resultant crises, as well as the mental stress and strain of day-to-day life, normally brings about this disorder.
Depression Signs
- Intense sense of loss, mysterious despair, loss of energy, lack interest
- The most famous symptoms of depression are an intense sense of loss, mysterious unhappiness, loss of energy, lack of interest in the world around, and tiredness. A disturbed rest is a common event.
Loss of appetite, giddiness, itching, throwing up, agitation, irritability
- Other signs of depression are loss of cravings, giddiness, itching, nausea, agitation, irritability, impotence or frigidity, irregularity, pains and pains all over the body, lack of attention, and indecisiveness.
- Low body temperature, reduced blood pressure, hot flushes and shivering
- Cases of severe depression may be acknowledged by reduced body temperature, low blood pressure, hot flushes and shivering.
Reasons for Depression
- Extended periods of anxiety and tension
- Extended durations of stress and anxiety and stress can cause psychological depression.
- High and indiscriminate use of drugs
- The excessive and indiscriminate use of drugs likewise show the means to faulty assimilation of vitamins and minerals by the body and ultimately triggers depression.
House Remedies for Depression
Depression therapy via Apple: House Treatment for Depression
Apple is one of the most valuable treatments for mental depression. The array of chemical elements present in this fruit such as vitamin B, phosphorus, and potassium help the synthesis of glutamic acid, which regulates the wear and tear of nerve cells. The fruit needs to be taken with milk and honey. This remedy will serve as a really beneficial nerve tonic and refresh the nerves with new energy and life. One of the very best home remedies for depression.
Depression therapy with Cashewnut: House Solution for Depression
The cashewnut is another valuable solution for basic depression and nervous weakness. It is rich in vitamins of the B group, specifically thiamine, and is for that reason helpful in stimulating the cravings and the nerves. It is likewise rich in riboflavin which keeps the body energetic, cheerful, and energetic.
Depression therapy through Asparagus
The root of asparagus has been found valuable in the treatment of depression. It is highly healthy and is utilized as a natural medicine for psychological conditions. It is a great quality tonic for the brain and nerves. A couple of grams of the powder of the dry root of the plant can be taken once every day. Among the effective home treatments for depression.
Depression treatment with Cardamom: Home Treatment for Depression
The use of cardamom has proved vital in depression. Powdered seeds should be boiled in water and tea prepared in the typical means. A really pleasing scent is added to the tea, which can be made use of as a medication in the handling of this condition. Among the helpful home solutions for depression.
Depression treatment with Lemon Balm: Home Treatment for Depression
The herb lemon balm has been made use of beneficially in the treatment of mental depression. It enhances brain tiredness, raises the heart from depression, and raises the spirits. A cold mix of the balm taken easily is considered to be exceptional for its soothing power on the nerves. About thirty grams of the natural herb should be placed in half a litre of cold water and allowed to stand for twelve hours. The mixture needs to then be strained and taken in small dosages throughout the day.
Depression treatment with Rose: Home Solution for Depression
A mix of rose petals ought to be prepared by blending 15 gm of increased petals in 250 ml of boiling water. If drunk infrequently, rather of the usual tea and coffee, it is valuable for treating this condition. One of the basic home treatments for depression.
Depression treatment with Vitamin B
Diet plan has a deep result on the mental wellness of an individual. Even a single nutritional insufficiency can trigger depression in prone individuals. Nutritional therapy develops up brain chemicals, such as serotonin and norepinephrine that impact the state of mind and are frequently doing not have in unhappy individuals. Eating foods rich in vitamin B, such as wholegrain, green vegetables, eggs, and fish helps re-establish vitality and cheer in a specificSuggested Diet plan for Depression
Exclude tea, coffee, liquor, strong condiments
The diet plan of an individual experiencing depression must totally leave out tea, coffee, liquor, chocolate, colas, all white flour items, sugar, food colourings, chemical additives, white rice, and strong dressings.
Take 3 meals a day
The diet plan needs to be limited to 3 meals. Fruits can be taken in breakfast with milk and a handful of nuts or seeds. Lunch may comprised of steamed veggies, whole-wheat chapatis and a glass of buttermilk. For dinner, green vegetable salad and all the offered sprouts such as alfalfa seeds, moong beans, home cheese, or a glass of buttermilk would be best.
Other Depression treatments
Become more active, redirect attention into other things
A person struggling with depression can dominate it by being more active, turning away from himself, and diverting his attention to other individuals and things. The pleasure of attaining something gets rid of distress or suffering.
Exercise also plays a vital duty in the treatment of depression. It not only keeps the body physically and mentally in shape, however also supplies leisure and psychological relaxation. It is nature's finest tranquillizer. Workout also tones up the body, provides a feeling of achievement, and reduces the sense of helplessness.Leisure and Meditation
The patient must likewise research the art of leisure and reflection which will go a long way in curing depression. He has to acquire control over his worried system and channelise his psychological and touching energies into peaceful activities. This can be acquired by ensuring enough rest and sleep under quiet conditions. Meditation will assist develop a stability in the nervous system. This will permit the hormone glandulars to return to a right state of hormonal balance and thus get rid of the sensation of depression.
It is a psychological disorder which involves disruption in mind and its physiological performance. It includes the buildup adverse energy around a persons mind thus disrupts the normal level of mental working. His psychological balance gets disturbed and creates unusual thoughtful condition which is not a regular state of mind. Depression may take place due to emotional or mental tension due to in take particular drugs of psychological injury. Stress and anxiety may also result in depression. Depression might likewise be triggered by way of life disturbance and by following unhealthy living practices.
There are three sorts of depression
Dysthymia: it is the moderate type of depressive condition that has a long history and occasionally reveals chronic presentation. It gets triggered any time and does not fade away with time and keep on falling back time and time once again.
Bipolar disorder: a condition also called manic depressive ailment. It is not a common kind of disorder which presents abrupt change of state of minds.
Significant depression: it is a sort of condition that happens several times in life time. Its participation interferes in day ti day task of a person disturbing his regular way of life.
- Following are the reason which causes depression
- Over exposure to psychological tension
- Hormonal changes
- Work tension and over load of work
- Disruption in biochemistry of brain
- Genetic factor may likewise cause depression
- Minerals and vitamin deficiency may likewise cause depressive condition.
- Ecological conditions might be an additional reason for depression.
- Stress and anxiety likewise causes depression
Home Remedies
- Whenever you fell depressive simply include some rose petals in boiling water and include some sugar to it also.
- A glass packed with warm milk sweetened by honey when taken with an apple experiences from depression.
- 2 cardamom are included to a cup full of boiling water with sugar is a very efficient technique that spares depression.
- Neutral immersion bath everyday for and hour has been really reliable.
- Drinking of increased water diluted in water is a great remedy t avoid depression.
- One should take a well balanced diet plan as it likewise assists in preserving mental calm.
- One must perform yogic workouts like hala asana, paschimuttan asana, sarvang asana, shava asana, shalabh asana, vakra asana and bhujang asana to keep physically and mentally healthy.
- Deep breathing is also advised and doing pranayam is likewise really helpful.
- Taking orange juice in early morning is very helpful in relieving from psychological stress
- Consumption of chamomile in one cup of water (boiled) is likewise very practical.
- Take tulsi (holy basil) and two time's sage. Now prepare herbal tea by using it.
- Chewing 5 to 7 over night soaked almonds with its cover removed is really effective in relieving from depression.


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Revered for her special touch and sensitive evaluation, Dr Preema Vig specialises in natural-looking rejuvenation.
Facial rejuvenation guru Dr Preema Vig has a saying: "Beauty is what makes a man look twice and a woman ask for the name of your aesthetician". At her luxurious beauty clinic in Marylebone, her patients are the living embodiment ofd the maxim.
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With dr Preema always at the forefront of the latest aesthetic developments, EMSCULPT™ is another string to her bow. Meanwhile, her extensive injectable facial rejuvenation experience means that she is an advanced aesthetic injector, as opposed to an aesthetic doctor working across a portfolio of treatments. She specialises in optimising skin health with Profhilo® (the innovative treatment which acts directly on skin laxity and combines bio-modelling with an immediate tightening effect), stimulating skin rejuvenation with such treatments as EndyMed (state-of-the-art radiofrequency technology which remodels and lifts skin for a smoother and brighter look), and facial contouring with dermal fillers.
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This morning's walk...another trip through the great divide
This photo documentary is my morning's walk around 9AM. from Oakenshawe to Northwood. It was windy but not as bad as the day progressed. I think I caught the calm before the storm. About 10 " new this morning. We've all been called into our homes for the rest of the day. Rest up tonight and pray that our power lines hang in there. Tomorrow begins yet another day of the big dig out!
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I grew up in Maine and now live in Atlanta but this is still a lot of snow! Build a fort! ;)
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Topic: Mascot Issue at Wiscasset High School
Focus on historic events dealing with "red skins" issue. Bring awareness of existing prejudice still existing. What can be done to address this situation?
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Jessica Crofts-Lawrence
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Before joining IAPB, Jessica worked for a number of years in international justice policy at the Bar Council of England and Wales. Here she was responsible for designing and implementing international projects to improve the rule of law globally, working closely with Bar Associations, Chambers of Commerce, Departments of Justice and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
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June 2015 launch of the band's third album and this a live performance from Galway. I saw this band perform in Teach Ceoil in Corofin in 2014 and I unreservedly class it as the best live band I have ever seen .
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Ferrari 250 GTO Fender Art by Halmo
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Halmo is an Italian company based just 100 kilometers from the Ferrari headquarters in Maranello, it was founded by architect and yacht designer Gianluca Tramonti to create unique and oftentimes one-off automotive art focused on the true icons of both the race track and the street.
This Ferrari 250 GTO piece is a handmade replica of an original Ferrari panel section, bearing the livery of its age, along with the wear and tear you'd expect to see on a battle-scarred veteran of '60s GT racing.
Halmo make each of these individually from aluminum-alloy, staying visually close to the original front right fender section. Once the panel is completed it's then painted with the period-correct logos including a large Ferrari prancing horse, as well as logos for the Mille Miglia, Carello, and Magneti Marelli.
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It's that time of year, time to store away all those wonderful garden goodies to be used this winter. No matter if you freeze, dry, or can your food, it's a great feeling to be able to go to the pantry or freezer and pull out your own stuff.
Although I've been canning and freezing right along, the past couple of weeks have been especially busy for me. I am up to my armpits in tomatoes! I've been canning pizza sauce, spaghetti sauce, and salsa. My family especially likes the salsa. We like to eat it with so many things. This is how I do the salsa dance!
First, I wash and core a sink full of tomatoes.
While I am doing this, I have my large stockpot filled with water on the stove, bringing it to a boil. When the water has come to a rolling boil, I dump it on my cleaned and cored tomatoes in the sink to soak.
Don't forget to have the stopper in the bottom of the sink, or you will be calling yourself all kinds of things because you now have to wait for more water to boil!! The boiling water splits the tomato skins and makes it very easy to pull the skins right off of the tomatoes.
While the tomatoes are soaking in the very HOT water, I do a little chopping. I chop up the onions and peppers that I am going to add to my salsa.
Chop as little or as much as you like for the amount of tomatoes you have. I should say here, that I am not much for following exact recipes for something like this. I very much make it according to taste. If you don't like a lot of onions, then by all means, cut back on the onions!
Make it according to what you and your family like. My family does not like sweet sauce, so I never add sugar to my sauce when I make it. Don't be afraid to change things up to suit you and your family. After all, you are the ones who will be eating it!
Now, back to the salsa! When I can see the skins have split and pulled back somewhat on the tomatoes, I take them from the HOT water and put them in very cold water. DO NOT use your hands to do this! Use tongs or a large slotted spoon. Be advised, the little buggers can be very slippery at this stage! Let them soak in the cold water for a few minutes. This cools them down so they can be handled safely. Now, carefully check to make sure they have cooled down. If they have, get your hands in there, and start removing skins. You will be surprised how easily they come off.
Now that you have all the skins removed, on to the next stage. It's time to cut the tomatoes into chunks. Cut them as big or as little as you like. I make mine about 2 inches, and put them into my large stock pot on the stove at medium to medium-high heat. You don't need to add any water; the tomatoes will cook down themselves.
Now you have some choices! Don't you love choices? My family does not mind tomato seeds, so I do not take the seeds out of my salsa or sauces. If you would like to take them out, it isn't difficult, but you will need a food mill to do this. Simply cook your tomato chunks till they become very mushy and watery. At that point you would put them through your food mill to remove the seeds. After the seeds are removed, put the tomatoes that will be like juice at this point, back into your stockpot and proceed. I skip this step, so I'm going with the chunks of cut up tomato on medium-high heat.
Now is the time to add all the good stuff. Add your onions, peppers, and any spices that you like. I add some vinegar, oregano, basil, salt, pepper, and any other spices I see in my spice cabinet that looks good to me. If you like your salsa with some kick, add hot peppers, or some hot sauce. Taste test as you go. I warn you, your house will smell like a pizzeria, and your family will be hungry when they come in and smell it! After everything is added, bring it to a boil, then reduce the heat a bit and simmer. If you want your salsa to be a little thicker, you can add some tomato paste at this point. I let mine simmer for about 10 minutes.
Now it is ready to put into containers to freeze, or into jars to be canned in a boiling water bath. I can mine, so I will go on with that.
Fill your clean jars with your salsa, leaving a half inch headspace at the top. Boil your flats to soften and sterilize the rubbers. Wipe the tops of your jars to clean off any drips. Put the hot flats on the jars, rubber side down, and turn on rings. Tighten them by hand so they are snug. Submerge the jars in water in your canner. Bring to a boil, and process, (just let them boil) for 35 minutes.
When they are finished, turn off your burner and be very careful taking the lid off of your canner. There will be lots of steam. Be VERY careful pulling your jars up out of the water. They are extremely hot! I usually let mine set and cool for a minute or two after I have pulled them up out of the water, but before removing from the wire rack in the canner. Now set them somewhere to cool and listen for that magical POPPING sound that indicates your jars have sealed. I love that sound!
Congratulations, you have finished a batch of salsa! Now reward yourself with a cup of coffee and some lovely chocolate chip cookies!


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The classic title Chrono Trigger will be heading to the PlayStation Network next Tuesday, October 4th. The RPG which originally launched way back on the Super Nintendo is widely considered to be one of the best RPG's of all time, and one that likely inspired many developers over the years.
Chrono Trigger did launch on the original PlayStation, and the Nintendo DS more recently. This version will be downloadable on the PlayStation Store.
At it's original release, Chrono Trigger introduced gamers to a brand new way to play role playing games. Instead of the randomly generating battles that games of this nature always had, Chrono Trigger tried brand new battle mechanics which were ground breaking stuff for 1995.
You can check it out for yourself next week.
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Massive explosion on Jammu-Srinagar highway; What caused the suspicious blast
Jammu, Mar 31: A massive explosion near the Jawahar Tunnel on Jammu-Srinagar Highway left the people panic-stricken as it triggered memories of the February 14 terrorist attack on a Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) convoy in Pulwama, South Kashmir.
The blast took place in Jammu and Kashmir's Ramban district around 10.30 am on Saturday. A CRPF vehicle was slightly damaged and a private car went up in flames after an explosion. It was later found that the blast was apparently caused by a gas cylinder. There were no casualties in the incident.
According to a preliminary investigation, the blast near Tethar village, seven km from Banihal town in Jammu region, occurred after one of the two gas cylinders in the Hyundai Santro model caught fire. Banihal sub-divisional police officer Sajad Sarwar said the vehicle, which was on the way to Jammu from Srinagar, was completely gutted in the fire.
[Two dead, around 30 Injured in grenade blast at Jammu bus stand; Hizbul behind the attack]
A CRPF vehicle, which was passing through the highway at the time of the incident, suffered slight damage in the rear side, but all the personnel on board escaped unhurt, Sarwar said.
On February 14 this year, a terrorist attack took place on this very highway near Pulwama in South Kashmir. Over 40 security personnel were martyred when a JeM terrorist rammed an explosive-laden car into a large CRPF convoy. The security on this highway has been beefed up manifold since the Pulwama attack.
The probe into Saturday morning's explosion is underway and the terror angle has not yet been ruled out officially. The driver of the private car remained untraced and is believed to have escaped the scene after his vehicle caught fire, a PTI report said. The officer said the police had started an investigation and forensic experts had also been summoned to help the investigation.
[JeM terrorist linked to Pulwama attack mastermind arrested in Delhi]
"It has not been established whether it was a (terror) attack or not. It has also not been established why the vehicle caught fire. No explosive of sorts, but nothing can be said (at the moment)," J&K Governor Satya Pal Malik told reporters in Jammu on Saturday.
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Meet Carl from Preem at the Integration Days
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Carl Ekman, 44 years old and IT-Manager Application and Integration at Preem AB. He is focusing on two big things right now. Partly on an ERP-system change that is going live in a few months. Partly on the migration of old integrations to Azure Logic Apps, so that they will only have one integration platform. Carl has attended several Integration Days and the thinks it is going to be exciting to again meet with other people, who are working with integration on a daily basis.
What is your best memory from the Integration Days?
My best memory must be from last time where I participated in a panel discussion about the possibilities of launching integrations on a cloud platform and how easy or hard it is to do in a large company. It was a big problem for many, but at Preem we had come a long way and could therefore describe how to actually proceed to solve it. It was received very well. So it was very fun to be there and talk about it and see many happy people that came up to me afterwards and raised many fun and good follow up questions.
It was also very good to listen to others, but the panel discussion is a very strong memory.
What do you look forward to most on the Integration Days?
I want to see how far others has come with the migration of integrations to the cloud. It seems like many has started now. I want to know what they are thinking, if they have migrated fully or found another model. So I am wondering how they have done it, what they have done and which platforms they have chosen.
I would also like to know Microsoft's roadmap for their cloud integration services, what is going on or if we are in standby.
And it is a fun event, so it is just fun going there.
Which presentations would you like to see?
I am interested in new development the most and new possibilities within integration, and API:s and IoT is interesting within that. Presentations about how you can use technology to get further, or if anyone has found a simplified model using another cloud provider and resolved an interesting dilemma.


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Hovering over his two 37.5-pound bags of Washington-grown blackcurrants, Bardenay Distillery Manager Scott Probert looked like the proverbial kid on Christmas morning. His excitement was partly because the round, purple-black berries are rare in the U.S.—Probert explained that their production was banned in 1912 because they can carry blister rust, which threatened the logging industry—and partly because they're the continuation of his four-year dream to make cassis liqueur. Cassis is the French name for blackcurrant, and has become the near-universal way to refer to the alcoholic drink it produces because, as Business Insider reports, more than 99 percent of all currants now grow in Europe.
"Generally the U.S. citizen isn't familiar with blackcurrants," said Probert, adding that unlike their pink or golden cousins, blackcurrants "actually have some character to them. They almost taste like a Concord grape, but much more acidic."
After struggling to find a supplier, Probert eventually located a currant farmer in the Mount Baker region north of Seattle, Washington. Even then it wasn't smooth sailing: When he made the trip to collect them in July he ended up with a batch of golden currants instead, which are light and herbal instead of carrying bold and fruity flavors. Finally, in mid-August, a batch of ripened blackcurrants made its way to Boise, double-bagged in clear plastic, which Probert gleefully tore into at Bardenay's sunny Eagle distillery on a summer morning.
Behind him, production of the liqueur's other key component—high-proof alcohol—was already underway in the restaurant-distillery's new Vendome still, a beautiful copper and brass machine with a rounded belly and a standing column that looked just like an oversized flute.
"What would be the finger holes on the flute, each of these," Probert said, pointing to round porthole windows running the length of the column, "they're actually plates. The windows allow you to see the activity on each stage." During those stages, the liquid inside heats and cools, allowing the distiller to conduct separations. Droplets collecting on the glass windows tell Probert about the progress of the liquid, which is alcohol from a cane wine made from fermented cane sugar, yeast and water.
"We take that wine, strip the alcohol out using just the single stage of the still, and we end up with a crude alcohol. It's about 90 percent, but has a lot of character that we want to remove in later stages," he explained.
That alcohol soon began pouring from the still in a thin, steady stream, collecting in a large plastic bucket. Probert caught some in an empty wine glass, leaned in to sniff it and nodded his approval, wincing a bit.
"No matter how often you do it, it still blows you backward," he said. He wasn't kidding—even wafted with a hand, the fumes off the liquid were eye-watering.
Luckily, that dangerously high-proof alcohol wouldn't end up in anyone's glass. Probert explained that it had several more stages to go through in the still before it would be added to the blackcurrants, which he'd poured into a small metal tank and readied for blending.
"Each time we're extracting different chemicals, essentially, that we don't want," he said, pulling a heavy-duty immersion blender from a shelf nearby. "And that's where each of the stages comes in. That allows us to conduct the separations."
Eventually, the process yields about 50 gallons of usable-high proof alcohol, the equivalent of about 50 cases, or 600 bottles. But not all of that will go toward cassis liqueur.
"We've been making these in about five-gallon batches; five gallons will essentially yield two cases," Probert said, adding, "There's not a huge market for liqueurs." The size of the market keeps Bardenay's bottles out of liquor stores, but Probert said in-house demand for drinks mixed with cassis runs high. Soon, he'll have to run three cycles of the liqueur per month to keep up.
"We're stepping up our program. We've spent the last four years developing our liqueur program, and we started with a strawberry liqueur. Because strawberries are so delicate, trying to build a liqueur that really can stand up to alcohol is actually kind of difficult. So we figured if we can do it with that, then we'll start with other things," he said. "The end goal though was to do cassis."
Bardenay's line of liqueurs now includes not only cassis and strawberry, but banana and dark cherry as well. As Probert swirled the immersion blender around in the vat of berries, breaking their skins apart without fully liquifying them, he explained the final steps of the process: combining the high-proof alcohol with the blackcurrants and leaving it to macerate before pressing, filtration and bottling.
Though the batch he'd just worked on wouldn't be ready to drink for more than three months, Probert produced a finished bottle for tasting. It was thick and syrupy, very sweet with a dark, fruity character and a high punch of acid.
"A classic cocktail with cassis is the Arnot," Probert explained, pouring tastes of each liqueur into shot glasses. "That is essentially gin and cassis, and some Lillet Blanc. That one's really good, very fresh. The [other] classic cocktail is the Kir or the Kir Royale—the Kir is essentially cassis or another liqueur mixed in with white wine, and the Kir Royale is with champagne."
He added that the bar had just wrapped up the run of a special summer drink that combined cassis with fresh blackberry.
"I understand it was very popular," he said with a broad smile, "because we're almost out of cassis."


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Twitch is a live-streaming video platform primarily centred around online gameplay.
Featuring famous gamers, e-sports competitions and creative content Twitch has quickly grown to be one of the most popular sites for watching gaming.
As of May 2018, there were a total of 2.2 million people broadcasting to 15 million daily users.
This has grown from 2015 when there were 1.5 million broadcasters and 100 million viewers per month.
Watching your favourite gamers on Twitch can be done live or after the action as an on-demand video.
Some of the most popular games streamed on Twitch are Fortnite, League of Legends, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG), Hearthstone and Overwatch.
Why is the live-streaming video platform causing such controversy?
As with any live streaming platform, Twitch has had its fair share of controversy.
When a user uploads a YouTube video, they have the chance to edit out any unfavourable language or comments.
However, with a live platform such as Twitch, the comments are said live on air in front of an audience of sometimes thousands.
One of the most notable instances of this was when popular YouTuber PewDiePie used a racial slur whilst playing PUBG live on Twitch.
PewDiePie, real name Felix Kjellberg, has more than 65million followers on YouTube and faced a massive backlash following his outburst.
Another controversy is one which has been dubbed 'swatting'.
Swatting is a prank which involves calling armed police to a streamers' home after a false tip-off.
This dangerous prank resulted in the death of a streamer by a SWAT team in 2017, after a false hostage situation was reported.
One more recent controversy was around the live streaming of the Florida shooting.
Twitch was live streaming the Madden e-sports tournament in Florida when a gunman opened fire.
The Madden NFL 19 tournament took place on Sunday, August 26 this year.
In the footage, which has since been removed by Twitch, a red sight dot can be seen on the chest of one of the competitors before the shooting began.
Given millions of people visit Twitch every day, the fact that something so shocking was captured live and broadcast across the internet has shocked users, players and the company.


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Jimbo Fisher is now in Texas (Texas A&M) and Willie Taggart is back in the state of Florida as the new head football coach at FSU. After spending just one season as the head football coach at Oregon, Florida State and Former USF head coach, Willie Taggart make it official.
You make the polo the polo doesn't make you: #FSU hires Willie Taggart https://t.co/FvTBs0KYDB via @Noles247 pic.twitter.com/JuT4XQwuk1
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CAJ COLLAB invites two pairs of artists from different disciplines who have never worked together before and gives them a day to play. What they come up with is entirely up to them and they must perform it that evening! CAJ COLLAB is a creative way of looking at the politics of how performance is made, stemming from a desire to facilitate collaborations away from high stakes, labour intensive structures of: funding - rehearsal - performance, and to rediscover something about play/casualness. Come and see the result of a one off, one of a kind, casual collaboration.
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Sammy Davis Jr.: You Can Count on Me
The Yardbirds: Glimpses
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Led Zeppelin: Dazed and Confused
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And the winner is…..Burslem (The Co-Operative Academy of Stoke on Trent).
Mel and Narina were so, so close, but the kids at the school knew what they had to do to win (they started after everyone else but also had the advantage of knowing the other results. A bit unfair you could say…but it wasn't me that told them, honest guv!).
Truth be told,the real winner was CounterCoin because on £400.00 we managed to run one event across 7 towns to make around 4,000 CounterCoin We thought we could do it and we did it. (Thanks again Valentine Clays).
So if we say we're going to do it, we will.
Which brings us to the next challenge.
Bagging the Co-Op as our first major branded redeemer.
For those of you who don't know, supermarkets are under a lot of pressure from the discounters Aldi and Lidl.
They are eating into their market share and the Co-Op need to respond.
At the same time, Asda, Sainsburys, Tesco and Morrisons are all in a price war, trying to defend their own share of the market.
The Co-Operative are quite a bit smaller than these big supermarkets, so are getting caught in the crossfire.
In response, their defensive strategy appears to be one of differentiation as the 'good guys of supermarket retailing'. This is them going back to their roots in community.
Of course, for all of us, this is right up our street!
Why not allow Co-Op customers who've earned CounterCoin to part pay for food that is reaching its sell by date using CounterCoin?
It's an obvious opportunity, for them and for us. It's a good way to promote sustainable behaviour change.
Unlike the other supermarkets, the Co-Op don't have (we don't think) any kind of distribution system or network that deals with the food that's reached its sell by date. It goes straight in the skip.
So maybe we can help them develop that distribution network as a more positive alternative to food banks – a network that incentivises community action and volunteering and enables those that have earned CounterCoin to 'Pay with Clay'.
That's the thinking anyhow. We think this is a campaign.
"The Pay with Clay Campaign to Eliminate Waste"?
All about reducing food waste, rewarding good citizenship and all round cooperativism for mutual commercial and societal benefit.
I met the kids at the school with Kathie from the Sentinel (who wrote this article) and was amazed by how ready they are to tackle all forms of waste. How ready they are to work together in common purpose to put things right – to show that they can and show that they care. (Sana, you are ace!)
As you'd expect their energy and enthusiasm is unbounded.
Monica is leading the charge, along with Darryl from the school (we hope). Monica is a CoOperative Pioneer and passionate about the Cooperative Values and Principles.
So is the school. This from the wall in their class room:
But first things first.
Monica needs to discuss the idea properly with Darryl, and then with the school, and get them on board first. Then she has to talk to the local store managers to see what they think about the idea. So there's still a lot of planning and prep work to do and who knows, someone might say no.
But think about it. The kids are 'stoked' about eliminating waste – not just food waste, but the empty seats on buses, the unsold seats at the cinema and at the footy game. They got the idea behind CounterCoin in a flash….….and they want to do something about it.
The elimination of waste must be one of the greatest challenges we face right now. Why not begin tackling that Challenge at the Co-Operative Academy of Stoke on Trent?
What if all the towns and all the people got behind the kids and backed the campaign to Pay With Clay?
What if we inspired other people in other areas to work together to eliminate waste?
What if the Co-Op came on board and showed the other big supermarkets that what people really want is hand up and not a hand out?
What if cooperative values and principles underpinned the way we all did business in the future. Working only with those businesses that worked with us?
Ok, a lot of what-if's. But on 21st November 2018 – the day of the Challenge – we proved that we can answer those what-if questions with just-did answers.
The one thing I'd say about Newcastle and the six towns of the Potteries is that it is jam-packed with great people who are willing to work together for the common good. Pay with Clay isn't just a pie in the sky idea, it's the next phase of the CounterCoin Challenge.
For now though, we're still in kicking-the-idea-around mode. But if the kids and the Co-Op can show the world what good really looks like, well then who else can we persuade to come on board as CounterCoin Redeemers? D&G Buses? The Odeon? WaterWorld? Vue Cinema? We shall have to wait and see but persuading a big-name redeemer to accept CounterCoin is our number one priority.
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I have officially lost touch. Who is Jussie Smollett? I will just have to know there is so much I have no idea about. But I'm also discovering stuff all the time. All the time.
It's a big day for Jeremy. A couple years' worth of work culminates in a big way today. And he physically feels lousy. He caught Vince's cold which was Edda's cold. He would have stayed in bed all day yesterday, but he had a ton of last minute crap to wade through. Wish him luck!


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I am perhaps an outsider compared to most of you, in that I am not a heavy-duty Eddy Arnold fan like you all are. I am a record collector who likes musical styles across the spectrum, as well as a collector who keeps his eye out at flea markets, thrift stores, and record stores for scarce records and bargains. My introduction to Eddy Arnold records came back in June 1995 when I found a 45 RPM title sleeve to "Texarkana Baby", RCA 48-0001, that I have not found in the regular record price guides, and so Bill Comer is posting a photo on this site - I hope someone can give me information on its origin.
In July 1997, at an outdoor flea market, I was pleasantly surprised to find some of the early RCA green vinyl 45s of songs like "Texarkana Baby" (48-0001), "Cattle Call" (48-0136), "I'm Throwing Rice" (48-0138), "You Know How Talk Gets Around" (48-0137), and "My Daddy is Only a Picture" (48-0026) - they were all in beautiful condition for $1 each! And great songs, too! I also am a collector of mono LPs from the 1960s, because many of these are far scarcer than most folks realize. And, that led me to my latest find on August 20, when I was in a New Jersey record store. I was flipping through the albums in the country section, and came across a mono copy of the 1968 "The Romantic World of Eddy Arnold" (LPM-4009). I didn't know the Eddy Arnold discography well enough to know if this was scarce at the time; I only knew that the 4009 in the label number was an extremely high number for an RCA mono LP, so I knew it must've been one of the last LPs that RCA issued in mono. The record dealer charged me a little more than $3 for the LP. When I got home and looked through my Goldmine price guides, this album wasn't even listed in mono. So that's when I contacted Bill Comer through this site, and found out that this was a pretty scarce record.
Ernie: Another rare mono album is "The
Everlovin' World of Eddy Arnold." It was released in 1968 in both
stereo and mono. (LPM-3931 and LSP-3931) I have not been able
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available. Thank you for finding a copy of "The Romantic World of
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HCM CITY — A 40-year-old patient with aortic aneurism in the emergency ward at HCM City's Chợ Rẫy Hospital needed a lot of blood, but the hospital did not have enough.
Her blood was the rare O negative (O-) type.
Chợ Rẫy doctors contacted the Blood Transfusion and Hematology Hospital to ask for blood, and thanks to its timely supply the patient was saved.
The technique of freezing red blood cells at minus 80 degrees Celsius by the blood bank, which helps store blood for 10 years, frequently helps save patients with rare blood types.
According to Phù Chí Dũng, its head, it is the city's only facility to successfully adopt this technique.
Since beginning to use it in 2013 it has supplied 230 frozen packages of blood.
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After getting blood from voluntary donors, red blood cells are separated and mixed with glycerol, which enables preservation for 10 years, Dũng said.
"When we need these red blood cells, they are defrosted and the glycerol is removed."
He said these days the individual components of blood rather than blood which are transfused depending on a patient's need.
Without this technique, red blood cells are stored for 28 to 42 days at 2-6 degrees Celsius.
The hospital tested the new technique of freezing red blood cells on 26 patients at several city hospitals. The results showed that 90 per cent of them had haemoglobin rising to the required level.
"There are no reactions and complications after transfusion," Dũng said.
The success achieved in freezing red blood cells plays an important role in treatment, he said.
"Often we and doctors at other hospitals cannot find donors with rare blood types during an emergency. Though the hospital has a list of 160 people with rare types of blood, the demand still cannot be met."
He and his colleagues at the hospital pondered over how to store rare blood types for longer, and read literature on the internet and learnt from American doctors.
From 2005 they carried out clinical trials until establishing the efficacy of the technique in local conditions.
Now the blood bank has 400 packages of 250-450ml of rare types of blood like A negative, B negative, O negative, and AB negative.
It aims to increase the number to 500 by 2020.
To enable this, the Red Cross has called on people with rare blood types in the country to donate.
The ratio of people in Việt Nam with the rare Rh-negative blood types is 0.04-0.07 per cent, lower than in other countries.
The Red Cross is also calling on companies to encourage their foreign workers to donate blood because the rates in many other countries are higher, with 15-40 per cent of their population having rare blood types.
According to Dũng, people with rare blood types can come to the hospital to store their blood in case of possible treatment in future.
A woman with a rare blood type who is found to have uterine fibroid, for instance, would have surgery to remove the fibroid or the entire uterus in the next two or three months, and could store her blood for use then since she could lose blood during the procedure and need transfusion, he said.
Storing frozen red blood cells costs much more than storing blood normally, and patients have to pay extra when they get blood.
Dũng suggested that health insurance should also cover the cost of frozen red blood cells.
The hospital's doctors are ready to provide training in using the technique to other health facilities. —VNS


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Zombieland: Double Tap promises fans another slice of horror comedy with the same old gang.
Ruben Fleischer's Zombieland released back in 2009 and told the story of an unlikely band of mismatched misfits surviving the zombie apocalypse together. Audiences were won over by the film's harmonious balance of comedy and horror, striking a delightful compromise without one ever having to dimish the other. Since its release, Zombieland has arguably become somewhat of a cult film, inspiring many to adopt the film as a personal favourite.
In the horror community, it's commonplace to discover that fans quote the film regularly. More often than this, you'd have found fans pining for a sequel – one of which it looked like we'd never get until the announcement of Zombieland: Double Tap. It seems that the crew thought it would be a terrific idea to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the film by releasing a brand new outing.
#10YearChallenge? Challenge Accepted. #Zombieland2 pic.twitter.com/cA1DL1bVZQ
— Zombieland 2: Double Tap (@Zombieland) January 29, 2019
Fortunately, the central ensemble will be reprising their roles; Emma Stone, Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg and Abigail Breslin. It's great to hear that the performers are so enthusiastic about the project, speaking of the experience fondly in interviews. In an interview with Movie Web, Eisenberg began to discuss the project further: "It's going really well, just resting on our laurels and really cocky," he laughs. "…We're working so hard. It's one of these movies that, people loved it for personal reasons. So it's not just a big hit movie. People love it for personal reasons so you want to make sure it's as funny and as personal as the other one."
It's humbling to hear that the cast and crew are sculpting the film with the audience foremost in mind, as it is a film that many cherish. We're all really curious to see how Fleischer decides to follow up on the narrative events of the first film. It will definitely be important to convey how much time has passed since Zombieland concluded, and what improvements – if any – have been made of their situation. Nevertheless, with the old gang returning and working hard, we can rest assured that Zombieland: Double Tap will be an entertaining, hilarious ride. Expect plenty of new rules when it lands on October 11, 2019.
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If referring to the skills detectives employ, the answer is 'yes', journalists are detectives. Every investigative story starts with a question. The journalist researches the question to formulate a hypothesis about its answer and social meaning. He or she then does more research: following paper trails, conducting interviews that may sometimes feel more like interrogations, and putting together a mass of evidence – some of which is extremely detailed or technical.
Journalists apply recognised standards (related to those used in a court of law) as to what counts as valid evidence and whether it adds up to conclusive proof. Because laws of defamation, like blasphemy, exist, the standard of a journalist's investigation and fact-checking should not differ from those of a detective putting together a prosecution case.
Sometimes, what really should be asked is: 'Is it ok for investigative journalists to behave like detectives, including working undercover and using techniques such as hidden microphones and cameras?' The answer here is more complicated. Investigative journalists – including some of the best – do use these techniques. But it is worth remembering that the scope of a detective's undercover work, and the rights of citizens being investigated by the police, are usually governed by legal framework. Journalists rely on their own ethics and are not exempt from privacy laws. So, in order to ensure ethical journalism and to avoid prosecution, investigative journalists need to carefully consider each situation before they act in this way. Hidden cameras and recorders only add to a store of raw evidence and do not substitute for analysing, checking and contextualising this evidence and constructing a meaningful story. A huge amount of evidence is available in publicly accessible documents, if you simply know where to look and how to put it together.
While investigative journalists and detectives are similar in many ways, they also conduct work that differs. Sometimes the purpose of journalistic investigations is not to prove guilt but simply to bear witness. Detectives stop when they can prove who committed the crime. Investigative reporting goes further than simply finding an answer. It gathers the right facts and gets the facts right. It reveals the meaning of the story, and shows a pattern in events, actions or evidence. Thereby, investigative stories explain the context and subtleties of an issue, rather than simply pointing a finger at the accused. It is by reaching this degree of depth in their work that investigative journalists can minimise concerns about their objectivity.
Certainly, investigative reporting, which has been called 'the journalism of outrage', does not seek to produce an artificially balanced account of two sides of a story. Instead, this practice is more concerned with being certain about the story that will be presented. There should be no equivocating about 'We may be wrong' or 'We might be misinterpreting'. If such doubts still exist, the investigation has not gone deep enough, and the story is not ready to be published. There are never only two sides to a story. And balance in an investigative story comes from explaining these many facets and conveying not only what happens, but why. A detective leaves the explanation of mitigating circumstances to defence lawyers; an investigative journalist explains the full context.
In another sense, investigative journalists also act as scientists. Their methods require keeping an open mind until they have amassed enough evidence to support a story idea. That means not ignoring contradicting evidence, and being receptive to changing conclusions if evidence points in a different direction. In all those ways, journalists' work resembles the scientific process where researchers put forward a hypothesis and test it to know whether it is correct.
Investigative journalists are also managers. On big, long-term projects that involve deep research, investigative journalists need to work with other team members and experts to stick to the story plan. For that, these individuals need to master clear communication and teamwork.