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Tell the EPA to ban bee-killing pesticides
This is something that a lot of people may not be thinking of all the time. And that's probably not a wise thing to do. Because the number of bees in the world is in fact shrinking and it is as a result of the pesticides and other things taking place. So at the very least we are in fact contributing to this problem. And it may not be a big problem. Right now. But if we don't take action to prevent it from getting any worse. It could get so bad that there just won't be enough food left for very many people to eat. That's how important bees are to food production.
And again in my mind it is unconscionable that we as adults are not being better custodians of this planet. We are rushing around trying to get as much money as we can. We are competing with each other and trying to kill each other destroying nations and entire cultures and historical sites and religious sites everywhere. We are murdering children killing women destroying this planet. All because we don't even know how to get along with each other. And usually it simply over a point of view.
The losers? They are our children. Because we are not teaching our children to live in nonviolent ways and to communicate better with each other. We are teaching our children hatred and killing and murder and violence. Not all of us by any means. But the right-wing extremists in every single religion and in every single country are teaching their children violence and killing and hatred and racism and a lot of other things. And while all that is going on and while everybody's rushing around to get as much stuff for themselves as they can and the highest much junk. How many of us are thinking about our children and the future they are going to have?
If we don't take care of this problem now. And if we don't start dealing with this problem of the decrease in the number of bees then we are going to find within a rather unbelievably short amount of time that there will not be enough bees to support the food production that we as human beings need here in the world.
It is on that basis and because as a parent I do want to give our children something better. I want to give our children a world they can build on. Not a world they have to fix as a result of my generation's selfishness, greed, dishonesty and extremism. We have to do better. Our children deserve for us to do better. They need for us to do better.
I am urging you, all of my readers, to please support & this petition.
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Back in Casablanca proper, there's still plenty for tourists to see and do. Be sure to tour the Mausoleum of King Mohammed V. Not only is this building a beautiful example of the city's exotic architecture, but you'll also be able to learn about the life and times of one of the country's greatest rulers.
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"And then you tell me that I've gotta go back home? Especially when… when I swore to myself that I would never go back there…"
when the guy in porn won't stop talking it's like calm down morgan freeman this isn't march of the penguins


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Country Song Lyrics - Pink Floyd
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He made his way to the border
In the shadow under the trees
Down by a stream in a hollow
Turn your head feel the breeze
And the red Queen was waiting for the news
For the white King to move
And the balance hung upon the head of one who tried
To stay within the shadows
And keep his undercover secret tight
They let him in by a back way
Into a chamber reserved for the Queen
She took the note that he gave her
Opened it slowly and started to read
Run to the treasury and bring me back some gold
Give it to the pawn who came, she cried
He says the white King thinks the game of chess is wrong
sponsored linksAnd all the courtiers crowded round
and this is what she told the gathered throng
Go to the store by the dungeon
Take all the red paint take all the white
Make up a newborn colour
Cover your neighbor we'll be all right
There will be no game today, she cried across the board
Everyday will be a holiday
And all the pieces cheered as tidings spread abroad
And the Pink Queen sat
and smiled at the cat who smiled back
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The music of Pink Floyd is very inspired. It comes from beyond the mind and gives you a hint of true love/the Present. If you are a truth seeker, google truth contest and read the Present. it is an mind-blowing (literally) book.
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Saturday October 26, 2013 / 8:00pmGuys and Dolls
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Marietta, GA 30060
How was your experience?
Theatre was small but all the seats had great visualization of the stage. The performance was excellent, amazing vocals. Very entertaining.


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Lolita!Winter Soldier design. It was just a fun sketch but I kiiiinda want to make it :x
Good morning ! The day finally arrived!
After days of working on it and after a long time without posting here …today I'm back!
It had been some time since I had left aside my Lolita adaptations , but incredibly the "Lolitas assemble" I did last year, or before that, cant remember well, are still giving positive feedbacks and always return to find someone who says they liked them or used them as inspiration for some outfit … :P
And as some people have asked me on my social networks to make a Lolita adaptation of this movie (Captain Ameica : The Winter Soldier ) took advantage of my last free time and gave a remodeled in the old Lolita America and Black Widow Lolita and created my first boystyle ( sub-genre within the lolita fashion ,I think)
Nothing more cool than something for the cold in the winter soldier theme , dont you think? hehehe :D
I hope all enjoy and as always , any suggestion , opinion or criticism is welcome.
Big hug and see you next time!
Booom dia!!! O Dia finalmente chegou!
Depois de dias trabalhando nela e depois de muito tempo sem postar por aqui hoje estou de volta!
Fazia já algum tempo que havia deixado um pouco de lado minhas adaptações Lolita, mas incrivelmente as "Lolitas Vingadoras" que fiz ano passado, ou retrasado, já não lembro mais, ainda estão dando comentários positivos e sempre volto a encontrar alguém que diz que gostou delas ou as usou de inspiração em algum outfit… :P
E como algumas pessoas e lolitas tinham me pedido nas minhas redes sociais de fazer uma adaptação deste filme (Captain Ameica: The Winter Soldier) aproveitei o tempo livre e dei uma repaginada na viúva negra e na lolita america e criei pela primeira vez uma boystyle (sub-gênero dentro da moda lolita, eu acho)
Nada mais justo que algo para o frio dentro do tema do soldado invernal, não acham? hehehe
Espero todos gostem e como sempre, qualquer sugestão, opinião ou crítica é bem vinda.
Grande abraço e até a próxima!!!
naka-kon, day 1
to celebrate the upcoming release of captain america: the winter soldier—and me scoring two tickets today for an advance screening next week—i wore my cap op!
the dress, wristcuffs, and headbow were all made by me; flower crown made by some lovely fairies at ren fest last fall.
note the aqua teen carl on the left in my full body shot…!
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Photo by Sam So Photography ~ please check out his facebook page!
Here's my latest creation - a Captain America-inspired sailor lolita dress and hat! This was fun to make, although dyeing the fabric blue was NOT fun. At least I learned a few things about dyeing fabric in the washing machine…anyways, this is my first A-line dress and I must make more since it's more flattering on me than the cupcake shape. I'm satisfied with the dress but want to work on the coord because those shoes aren't very loli and the socks are too big on my feet.
Notice the teeny tiny shield buttons? :D
Here's me with some lolita Avengers, Captain America and Thor at Fresno Ani-Jam this past weekend. I'm wearing my Haenuli Little Prince dress.
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Today, my husband bought me Ben and Rex while we were walking. ( * _ * ) ♥
So sweet!
And I hate the fact that we still can't buy Omniverse toys in our counry!!! Damn!
Hello everyone! ♥
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December 21st-25th, 2005
Slow ride up to Auckland, still babying the ankle and knee. First day of riding up to Palmerston North, nothing special just some nice New Zealand riding. From there up to Tauranga, about 250 Kilometers, one of the main attractions (besides the beautiful landscape) in the central north island is all the hot springs or boiling mud as they call it here. I didnt get to see any up close to much of a walk but I could see the steam and you can sure smell the sulfur. From Tauranga up into Auckland, no big plans for Christmas ( I know this shocks those that know me) some say Im the original Grinch, I dont think so. Spent all day on the 24th cleaning the bike, not only did it need it bad (remember it rains every day here) but I have some major concerns about the Agriculture Department over in Australia, I have been told they can be a real PITA (Pain In The Ass) when it comes to trying to bring a vehicle, especially a motorcycle into their country. Didnt do as good as job as my buddy Jeff in cleaning it, but was pretty confident (not really) that it would pass their inspection. Not very easy cleaning the bike on a bum leg, iced it all night but still pretty sore. Got up on the 25th, oh yea Merry Christmas! It looked like it was going to rain later so first thing I rode it to the airport to ship it to Australia. The people at Air New Zealand Cargo were great; the charge was $1,265 New Zealand to ship the bike that including $190 in various taxes and charges, (dangerous goods tax, fuel tax, etc) I had to make sure there was little gas in (this was the first place they actually checked) but didnt have me disconnect the battery, I dont know if someone messed up or what but I wasnt complaining and sure in the hell didnt ask! Another thing they did was took the bike with-out being crated, they said they would just put it on a pallet thus saving me any fumigation charges for the crate and to pay someone to get rid of the crate. The only bend over and get ready I had in shipping the bike was being it was Christmas day they had to call out a Dangerous Goods Transporter for the tune of $250. I knew this was going to happen the timing of shipping the biked was a bad call on my behalf. The 24th was a Saturday, so bring it in after it was clean would have cost me the same, and they only worked ½ day on the 23rd so I was kind of stuck. I dont mind paying the extra money(cough bull shit) but all he did was asked me to spell my name, typed it in the computer, typed in 1 motorcycle, hit print and was done, oh yes lets not forget he gave me two dangerous good stickers to place on the bike. All in all it went very smooth, I did have to walk over to the airport and find a customs guy to stamp my carnet, but that was no problem. I highly recommend Air New Zealand cargo for any one shipping their bike.
It was hard to get into the Christmas spirit; I didnt see one house with outside decorations nor did I see and Christmas trees in windows, and very little decorations downtown. They also prefer Happy Christmas over Merry Christmas.
December 26th, 2005
Ok I just noticed my margins are all fubared, if any one knows what I did or how to correct it please e-mail, if not I will just tell Pattie that they are all new paragraphs for her.
What a surprise raining today, glad I dropped the bike off yesterday, my plan was to ride it here early in the morning, (still would have had to pay the extra dangerous goods dude) and fly in the afternoon, as it turned out the airlines needed the bike 24 hours before shipping so I got lucky again. I paid my $25 get out of New Zealand tax and jumped on the plane. Flight over to Australia went fine (I flew on my now favorite airlines Qantas). The first thing I do when I got here was call on the bike; well wouldnt you know it was here! WHOOOOOOHOOOOOO, so I was here the bike was here guess what the only thing missing was? The Customs and Agriculture guys. They have a holiday called Boxing Day on the 26th (still havent figured out what that is) any way Customs and Agriculture had the 26th off and because Christmas was over the weekend they also had the 27th and 28th off. SOOOOOOO Im here, the bikes here, still cant get it, bummer, one of the customs guys gave me a phone number to call to see if there would be a skeleton crew on the 27th. Getting into Australia was a breeze, I had applied for my VISA on line and took less then 3 minutes from the time I had my bags to the time I was outside. Now Im in Sydney for the next few days with out my bike. Took a bus to my Hostel, the only one I could find a month ago on line, talk about a shit hole,(I had better places to stay In 3rd world counties) oh well stuck there for a week( had to book a week) so might as well make the best of it. I called customs and found out that they were going to have a small crew working on the 27th, looks like it wont be so bad, but Im still sweating the Agriculture people.
The weather is pretty hot right now in Sydney in the high 90s today, but the important part .no rain! My hostel is on Darlinghurst Street, in an area called Kings Cross, for the G version lets just say its pretty colorful with establishment with names such as PORKYS, PLAYBIRDS AND MOULIN ROUGE and the working girls by the looks of them, most have been working for a long hard ruff time, sure makes some great people watching! Dont get me wrong, Kings Cross has some very nice places and is a huge place to go when in Sydney, known for some great pubs, its just not somewhere you would want to take the family for a walk after dark, its safe but the kids would get an eye full.
December 27th, 2005
Took the bus to the airport, the so called Skeleton crew was there but the guy to stamp the carnet wasnt, wasted trip to the airport. Ankle and knee is getting better by the day, just a bad sprain for the ankle but for any one that has sprained their ankle, its better sometimes just to break it. I dont think I tore any thing in the knee either, still taking it easy and not walking too much. Back to Kings Cross and do some more people watching. I do have a balcony overlooking Darlinghurst St., so I see it all.
December 28th, 2005
Picked up the bike today, Customs came out inspected it and stamped my Carnet, and then it was time to face the Agriculture people. The cost of the inspection is $82 Australian (the exchange rate is about $.75USC for one Australian dollar). Next I was told I would have to find a way to take it ½ block to have it inspected that they could not inspect anything over 250 kilos at Qantas. (Air New Zealand shipped it to Qantas) When I asked how I was to get it there the lady said I couldnt drive it or push it, that I have to put it in a truck or on a trailer. This sucks! After paying the $82 and getting the inspection paperwork, I went back over to Qantas and talked to the Agriculture inspection guys on site, after a short talk one of them said he would inspect it here. I kept my fingers crossed as he inspected the bike, he looked under the wheel wells, under the frame and under all the bags, he was impressed how clean it was, and stamped my inspection sheet passed! I had to pay Qantas $33 Import Document Fee plus $123.75 International Terminal fee(this was because the bike was over 45 kilos) I didnt have to connect the battery and didnt let the door hit me in the ass on the way out, such a feeling of freedom when you ride your bike away from an airport. I went for a ride to the Sydney Olympic village, wish I wouldve had a camera for this, was pretty cool, I have to remember to keep the small camera with me(how many times do you think Ive said this?)
December 29th, 2005
Easy day today, took a ride out to the Blue Mountains, would have liked to hike some of the trails but just not up to it yet. They are called the Blue Mountains because of the oily mist given off by the eucalyptus trees), because of all the eucalyptus trees I kept my eyes peeled for koala bears, didnt see any! It was a nice ride I know Im going to enjoy Australia. Ankle is about 80 %, knee is up to 50%, and Im thinking about having acupuncture in the morning, there are a few places up and down Darlinghurst.
December 30th, 2005
Hot today, just took a ride to Bondi beach today, its a cool beach with some pretty good size waves they recommended no swimming, I just walked in to cool off, walking in the sand didnt help the leg any. Rode over to the Sydney opera house and The Stones looking for the best place for tomorrow night. I was thinking of taking one of the tour boats out, didnt, and should have, damn. Oh almost forgot, chicken out from the Acupuncture, not afraid of the needles, just dont know enough about it! Back to the Den of inequity and people watching.
December 31st, 2005
Got an early start jumped on the train and headed for the Opera house. Got the spot I wanted, laid out my blanket and prepared myself for an interesting day. I know some of you are wondering what time I got there but Im not going to tell you, (hell with it 10 am, and there were already a lot of people set up). The day went by pretty fast; we had a nice little group and took turns watching over each others stuff while we took turns walking around, eating etc. We had a local guy in his seventies ask us if he could join us, of course we said yes, oh god he never shut up, he had to be the most talkative person I had ever met (would even out talk you Frank) I did get some good tips from him but I think I will double check them before I follow up on them. They have two New Year countdowns here, one at 9 so all the kids can have a countdown for the New Year and not have to stay up until midnight, the countdown is followed by an impressive fireworks show, then 100s of boats run up and down the bay all decked out in lights. This years theme was a red heart, so all the boats had red hearts in lights on them. How can you describe the fireworks show they put on at midnight, impressive, unbelievable, spectacular words just cant do it justice, you just have to see it to believe it. The fireworks show off the Sydney harbor bridge is the best I have ever seen, that alone was worth the day of waiting. I just hope some of the pictures I took turn out. After the show I made pretty good time out of that madhouse, on the train and home by 1.
January 1, 2006
Happy New Year, may this New Year find every one following your dreams. I was going to head south today but Sydney just had their second hottest day on record 45 C that about 118 degrees F (I think) too hot to do any thing so I updated this. Hope it didnt shock too many people to have an update so fast, again Happy New Year! I dont think I have talked about it yet but Im sure every one knows they drive on the left in New Zealand and Australia. I was really surprised I didnt have that hard of a time changing over, I have to think about it coming out of gas stations, but really havent screwed up that much, where I have a hard time is when Im walking. Ive almost stepped in front of several cars. Now Im like a 5 year old, look right look left, look right, look left then walk, hey I sound like that guy so long ago at the railroad tracks! There was this one time in New Zealand, I was passing a car on the right when I looked over all I could see was this huge dog sitting in the left drivers seat Im sure I did a double take before I remembered where I was
January 2, 2006
Rained last night cooled things off nicely, still a little rain around but Im use to that. Headed south taking all back roads, took a detour and checked out Yenngo National Park. Made it to Batemans Bay, called it a day
January 3, 2006
What a nice day for a ride, nothing but blue sunny sky, with a temperature around 80, the only thing that kept it from being a great day of riding was the wind, you guys already know how I feel about wind. Stayed on Princes Highway 1, its a nice ride because it goes from the coastal riding to rain forest back to coastal riding. I saw my first kangaroo today, from what Im told I will see those like we see deer back home. I was also told not to drive at night because of all the night animals. Called it a night in a town called Lakes Entrance, a nice small fishing village.
January 4th, 2006
Had the best day of riding in Australia today, my destination was the town of Cowes on Phillip Island. Took me 10 hours to go about 300 kilometers. I stopped in every small town sat down and talked to the locals. These Australians love to talk. One of the towns I stopped in was right out of a Norman Rockwell town, the whole town was out walking around with their kids, the parks and playgrounds were full of people, every one knew every one, the town reminded me of the town I grew up in. At night I went to watch the Penguin parade, every night 100s of small penguins come out of water and waddle up the beach into the grass where they have their burrows. They are great to watch, you can see them gather at the waters edge until they think they have enough to make it to the grass then waddle like hell. This one group was going like hell when one in the middle tripped and fell, all the ones behind him tripped over it; they looked like the keystone cop tripping over each other. What we were told was that they go out for 3-4 days at a time getting fish then they come out and feed their young. So each night was a new batch of penguins.
January 5th, 2006
Made it to Melbourne today, tired to make an appointment to get some service done on the bike but they were full for the next 4 weeks, they called the Harley dealer in Dandenong and made an appointment on the 12th for me, other then that it was an easy day, the only other thing I did was book a space on the ferry to Tasmania on Friday.
January 6th-11th, 2006
The trip over to Tasmania took 9 hours, not a bad trip there was enough to do on the ferry to make the time go by fast. I can tell already I messed up when I made my appointment to have my Harley worked on next week Its going to take more time then that to see the island, I will try my best! We got in at 630 PM that left plenty of time to get the trip started. I headed east and made it to George Town the first night. Tasmania is a lot like New Zealand going to be some great riding. I decided that I wasnt going to just rush past everything I was going to see as much as I could but what I did see I was going to see it all. I could always come back if I want to see more. I also decided that I was going to take as many back roads as I could even if they were gravel or unsealed as they call them over here. Using back roads and sticking to the coast as much as I could I make it as far as St. Helens the first day. Next day was pretty much the same, the people are great, and the scenery is unbelievable. The weather really wasnt being my best friend, the threat of rain and low clouds kept me from seeing the best that Wineglass bay had to offer but I was still in awe with its beauty, camped on the beach outside of Tribunna. Port Arthur has some interesting history, back in the early 1800s it was a prison with pretty much the whole town was built by convict labor. They also had the worst mass murder here in 96, a loony toon killed 35, which was the major reason for Australias tough gun laws, I forgot to tell you Tasmania is considered a state of Australia. Spent the night in Hobart the largest city in Tasmania , Im not really a big city person, did a little walking around, I can go about a mile or so before my knee starts to hurt, ankle only bothers me in the morning. Got up early to see Mt. Wellington but only made it half way up, the top was covered in clouds and I wouldnt have been able to see any thing. Rode to Southport as far south as I could go, then headed back north. Rode out to the Gordon Dam in the middle of the Southwest National Park then up and over to Zeeham. Last day in Tasmania I headed to Stanley as but it started to rain pretty hard so it just wasnt worth it, got into Devonport and waited for the 9PM ferry, slept the whole way back to the main land. I had an funny thing happen while I was riding north of Zeeham, it was kind of deserted area with trees along side the road, a bird flew down in front of me and stayed at eye level just barley keeping in front of me, it was almost like he was racing me, he stayed there for about a ¼ mile and only turned off once I added a little throttle. I started to laugh inside I can just picture him going back to his friends high winging them saying something like did you see that or try to beat that just like those squirrels in that one insurance commercial.
January 12th, 2006
Got the bike to the Harley shop by 830AM Picked it up at 5, two new tires and 25000 miles service (just a little late I have 27000 miles on it). Spent the night in Melbourne, going to start heading west in the morning.
January 13th 19th, 2006
I know its probably boring reading for you but I really enjoy this slow pace, taking 6-10 hours riding 200-300 kilometers each day. I get to see everything and sometimes I find a great location and sit there and just watch Mother Nature at her finest. I just finished up with riding the Great Ocean Road; it runs from Torquay to Warrnabool. Like so much of New Zealand and Tasmania, words can not describe this breathtaking ride. You go from spectacular coastal twist and turns to the Oh Wows of he lush green scenery. About the only thing that sucked about it were the flies, I have never seen flies so bad not even when I lived on the pig farm! You learn to do the Australian Wave. They fly right up into your face and under your glasses, drove me nuts, I didnt think any thing would be as bad as the nats in New Zealand but I was wrong. I smile every time I saw one die on my windshield, how bad is that? I did find a golf course in Anglesea that was loaded with kangaroos; I spent a few hours watching them and giving the golfers a hard time. There was one foursome that came by playing the course from trees to ruff back into the trees. (I can relate) As they walked by I made the comment I dont know how they play golf in Australia but in the States we like to play between the trees not in them. They gave me that Ausie fuck you look (its not a bad thing, they give it a lot) and said is that so, why dont you show us For those that golfed with me know what a joke that would be, I dont look at a golf course thinking how many strokes its going to take but how many balls Im going to lose. I figured it was my big mouth that got me into it might as well go for it, as I was walking up to the tee (limping) I was already thinking of excuses, my knee, my ankle, not having my clubs etc . Well they were not needed! Im sure I made the best golf shot of my life about 275 yards with a slight fade right in the middle of the fairway; I just dropped the club and walked away without saying a word. Limping off the tee but this time for real, that hurt like hell, think I will learn to keep my mouth shut? I dont either!
The next day I went looking for (and found) Koalas, they looked stoned. The reason for this is because Koalas are the only living creature that has brains that dont fit their head; their brain is the size of a walnut. From what I read the reason for this is because the gum leaves they eat take up so much energy to digest that they energy had to come from somewhere and since they live in the tops of trees and have very few predators the extra needed energy came from the brain and over time just shrunk. I spent one night in the town Port Fairy. Whats cool about this town is it has a large (90,000) population of a bird called skipwaters. They only come to land 3 months a year to breed, they rest of the time they are out to sea following food, and they get as far north as Alaska. When they need to rest they land on the ocean and form a huge bird island. While on land they go out in the morning hunting food, they come in right after sunset to feed their young, it was a sight to see all these birds come in, you see one or two come in then the next thing its like a scene from the movie The Birds, whats funny is they spend so much time out to sea they really dont have very good land legs, it made for some interesting landing.
Spending a few days in Adelaid, in a few days I will be heading west into the Nullarbor Plains, this is the first real taste of the outback and bleakness. I have to plan my water and fuel stops, well really not to much planning involved; you see gas or water you get gas and water, even if only 25 miles passed since the last time you got fuel. I can carry up to 2 ½ gallons of gas and I can carry water, one of the plans Im thinking of is to hang around a fuel stop and when I see a truck heading west ask him if would carry 5 gallons of fuel for me, guess I will play it by ear. What I do have to plan is the night stops; I will not ride at night so I will have to pay close attention to how far the next stop is. As they say down here no worries
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The Middle East WMDFZ Conference: Adjusting the Agenda to Realities on the Ground
Author: Emily B Landau, Shimon Stein
Publisher: Institute for National Security Studies (INSS)
This commentary discusses the challenges facing efforts to start the process of bringing about a weapons of mass destruction free zone in the Middle East, as mandated by the 2010 Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference. More on «The Middle East WMDFZ Conference: Adjusting the Agenda to Realities on the Ground»
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The Humanitarian and Developmental Impact of Anti-Vehicle Mines
Publisher: Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD) / Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI)
This report uses Afghanistan, Cambodia and South Sudan as case studies to illustrate the physical, social, economic and developmental impact of anti-vehicle mines (AVMs). More on «The Humanitarian and Developmental Impact of Anti-Vehicle Mines»
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Implementation in Practice: National Points of Contact in the RECSA Region
Author: Eric G Berman, Joseph Dube, Katherine Green, Benjamin King, Sarah Parker, Marcus Wilson
Publisher: Small Arms Survey
This brief explores the roles of national points of contact (NPC) designated to help signatory states of the Regional Centre on Small Arms in the Great Lakes Region, the Horn of Africa and Bordering States (RECSA) to achieve objectives set by interna... More on «Implementation in Practice: National Points of Contact in the RECSA Region»
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Feeding the Fire: Illicit Small Arms Ammunition in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Somalia
Author: Alexander Diehl, NR Jenzen-Jones
Publisher: Small Arms Survey
This brief provides specific data on the small arms ammunition holdings of non-state groups operating in Afghanistan, Iraq and Somalia. More on «Feeding the Fire: Illicit Small Arms Ammunition in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Somalia»
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Identifying Sources: Small-calibre Ammunition in Côte d'Ivoire
Author: Holger Anders
Publisher: Small Arms Survey
This paper presents a profile of the ammunition types that are in circulation in Côte d'Ivoire. More on «Identifying Sources: Small-calibre Ammunition in Côte d'Ivoire»
Jun 2014
Evolving Traditional Practices
Author: Manasseh Wepundi, Karina Lynge, Anna Alvazzi del Frate, Irene Pavesi
Publisher: Small Arms Survey
This study examines the circulation and possession of firearms in selected areas in four countries in the Karamoja Cluster and Horn of Africa regions. More on «Evolving Traditional Practices»
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Beijing Meeting on African Peace and Security
Publisher: Saferworld
This report provides an overview of a seminar on collaborative action to fight against illicit small arms and ammunition in Eastern Africa, which took place in Beijing in March 2014. More on «Beijing Meeting on African Peace and Security»
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Excess Arms in South Sudan
Author: Benjamin King
Publisher: Small Arms Survey
This brief examines the management of surplus firearms in South Sudan's state security forces. More on «Excess Arms in South Sudan»
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Trust & Verify, Issue 144
Author: David Cliff, Samuel Nurding, Sonia Drobysz, Russell Moul
Publisher: Verification Research, Training and Information Centre (VERTIC)
This issue includes articles on 1) the challenges affecting nuclear safeguards and non-proliferation as well as disarmament, 2) Libya's destruction of its 'Category 1' chemical weapons, 3) radioactive material thefts in Mexico and Georgia, and 4) th... More on «Trust & Verify, Issue 144»
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West Africa: Forecasts for Insecurity and Conflict in 2014
Author: Gustavo Plácido dos Santos
Publisher: Open Briefing
This report analyzes the existing and potential drivers of conflict in Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea-Bissau, Guinea, Liberia, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal and Sierra Leone. More on «West Africa: Forecasts for Insecurity and Conflict in 2014»


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Book your room at Bastion Hotel Schiphol/ Hoofddorp
Comfort Room, 2 Single BedsMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children)
Hoofddorp hotel with a restaurant
Situated in Hoofddorp, this hotel is close to Holland Casino Schiphol Airport. Area attractions also include World Trade Center Schiphol Airport and Rijksmuseum Amsterdam Schiphol.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Bastion Hotel Schiphol/ Hoofddorp features a bar/lounge. Other amenities include a coffee shop/café and complimentary wireless Internet access.
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Televisions come with satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, air conditioning, and safes.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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At your hotel
The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests at scheduled times. This business-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Bastion Hotel Schiphol/ Hoofddorp has designated areas for smoking.
- Total number of rooms - 80
- Number of floors - 2
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- 24-hour front desk
- Bar/lounge
- Restaurant
- Airport transportation (complimentary)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Computer station
- Laundry facilities
- Multilingual staff
- Luggage storage
- Free self parking
- Television in lobby
- Designated smoking areas
- Billiards or pool table
- Free Wi-Fi
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Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
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Free self parking
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- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
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- Coffee/tea maker
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- Shower only
- Satellite TV service
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Bastion Hotel Schiphol/ Hoofddorp has a restaurant on site.
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When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is noon
How you can pay
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, MasterCard, Visa
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Special cancellation policies or charges may apply for group reservations (more than 8 rooms for the same hotel / stay dates).
No rollaway/extra beds available
No pets or service animals allowed
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 5.00 per accommodation, per night
- Breakfast fee: EUR 14.00 per person (approximately)
We should mention
No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
National Rating
This hotel has received its official star rating from the Netherlands Tourist Board.


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September 8, 2014, category: Energy, Technology, Water
"Israel looks to Texas as promised land for energy investment" Mideast nation looks for expertise, investments from Lone Star State By Rhiannon Meyers for the Houston Chronicle. Article re-posted in full with author's permission.
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As we move squarely into the second half of 2014, Israeli startups are experiencing what portends to be a record year. In fact, total transaction volume has already exceeded all that in 2013. In the
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July 28, 2014, category: Aerospace, Agriculture, Beverages, Building materials, Cleantech, Communications, Construction, Cyber Security, Diamonds, Energy, Events, Food, General, Hi-tech, HLS, Investment, Logistics, Medical, Security, Technology, Water
Operation Protective Edge was launched by the Government of Israel on July 8, 2014. In this article we'll elaborate the economic influence of the operation. First and foremost, it is important to emphasize that Israel's
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July 23, 2014, category: Building materials, Energy, General, Logistics, Security, Technology
Last week, the staff of the Economic Mission paid a visit to the Port of Houston Authority Executive Offices to discuss new and exciting ways for Israeli companies to become part of the port's operations,
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July 2, 2014, category: Cleantech, Energy, General, Hi-tech, Water
Israel leads the 2014 Global Cleantech Innovation Index, with Finland following closely behind and the United States rounding out the top three. The Global Cleantech Innovation Index 2014, which
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June 26, 2014, category: General
Israel Has Been Accepted Into the Paris Club of Rich Creditor Nations PARIS — Israel on Tuesday joined an influential group of rich world economic nations that help poor indebted economies, giving the country an
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June 23, 2014, category: Cyber Security, Energy, Events, Hi-tech, HLS, Security
As Israel is already a global leader in the Cyber Security industry, and an emerging powerhouse in the Eastern Mediterranean in the Oil & Gas sector, it is to the entire O&G industry's benefit to learn
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June 23, 2014, category: Diamonds, Events, General
This fall strategic cooperation between the Texas Jewelers Association (TJA) and the Israel Diamond Institute (IDI) will produce the first Texas-Israel Diamond Show in San Antonio from September 29 – 30, 2014. This is the first
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June 12, 2014, category: Events, General, Hi-tech, HLS, Security, Technology
Israel and Mississippi have always been kindred spirits. This week, Consul General Opher Aviran and Chay Yagel from the Israeli Consulate in Atlanta, Georgia, along with Economic Consul Michal Nidam from Israel's Houston,Texas Economic Mission,
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In the story "Sunday still sky of a sellout" (Oct. 24) Paul Dehner, Jr. wrote that it was "[h]ard to believe" that the Bengals game with the Jets was not sold out. The failure to sell out the Jets game is not so unbelievable when you consider the following: the Bengals are 139-219 since Mike Brown took over the team in 1991 when his father, Paul Brown, died and, the manner in which Mr. brown has dealt with the people of Cincinnati in connection with the lease of Paul Brown Stadium.
In addition to being considered one of the worst owners in the NFL because of the way he manages the team from the standpoint of a won-lost record, to the way he has exploited the City of Cincinnati financially at every turn in connection with the Stadium lease, Mike Brown has managed to alienate the best fans in the NFL.
The situation is exacerbated by the fact that the Bengals and the NFL tolerate drunken and disorderly conduct at the games by some of their fans.
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In which the work of socialists has been co-opted by liberals for their own political gain.
Fuck this, taking credit away from the socialists and anarchists who actually fought, while liberals were probably...
lol @ liberals.
Reblogging for the commentary. Lol, nice try, libs.
The first time I can say I'm proud to live in Wisconsin.
i had to clear this up on a facebook page site. anarchists actually were framed and executed for the struggle for the...
Excuse me, but the people who fought for the weekend and other rights for working people were not liberals.


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Home Depot & Empire Electric Complaint
Buyer Beware
On 11/5/05 I purchased a standby residential generator $3,269.65 from Home Depot and they have an agreement with Empire Electric to do the installation. On 11/19/05 I paid an inspection fee for Empire Electric to come to my home to measure/inspect my property for installation requirements. When I purchased the generator and ask what the installation cost would be. I was given a basic installation price and what was included. Basically any additional material or work will be extra, and once they send someone to my home I will get an exact price.
On 12/13/05 Empire Electric sent a invoice to Home Depot for $4,215.00. I paid Home Depot this amount and was told by the Home Depot rep. Debbie at their customer contact center ext. 55887 this is all I have to pay excluding the cost to have the gas company connect a gas line. On 12/28/05 Empire Electric sent me a letter stating they have received a work order from Home Depot to install my 15 KW generator unit and I need to sign/notarize the enclosed notice of commencement and provide them with a copy of a recent survey of my home.
On April 13th. 2006 I receive a call from Empire Electric stating I need a mechanical permit and it will cost an additional $500.00 I spoke with Davina at Home Depot 800-654-0688 ext. 86115 to log a complaint and my reference #3246478. I have emailed Home Depot several times and when I call depending on who you talk to you get a different story from we'll looking into to we only sell the item you're on your own when it comes to dealing with the contractor. My complaint is simple I went to Home Depot to purchase a generator and asked do they have a company to do installation and they referred Empire Electric. Both Home Depot and Empire Electric stated they won't know the exact cost of installing this generator until someone come out to inspect/measure the property.
They come out and took the measurements/pictures,sent a written invoice for the cost of installation. I paid that price and now Empire Electric want me to pay an additional $500.00.
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President Obama will continue his attempts to engage younger voters this week, holding a rally with a musical guest, the Roots, in Philadelphia on Sunday and a town-hall-style meeting on MTV on Thursday. Younger voters were among the Democrats' strongest supporters in 2008, and they have the highest approval ratings of the president. But in the last two midterm elections, only one in four people under age 30 voted, about half the rate for recent presidential elections. And, according to a poll by the Pew Research Center in September, young Democrats are currently even less engaged than they were in 2006.
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After the Indiana and North Carolina primaries, Barack Obama leads Hillary Rodham Clinton in the popular vote by 850,000 votes, not counting the votes in Florida or Michigan and including projections from the caucuses. Mr. Obama has 16.3 million votes, compared to 15.5 million for Hillary Rodham Clinton.
If the results from Michigan and Florida are included? Mr. Obama still leads.
Ignoring the voters who chose "uncommitted" in Michigan, where he was not on the ballot, Mr. Obama has a 230,000 vote advantage. If those voters are assigned to Mr. Obama or John Edwards based on exit poll results, his lead grows to about 410,000.
In the remaining six contests, about 8 million people are eligible to vote (that total includes all of the Republicans in Montana and about three million people in Puerto Rico). If 35 percent go to the polls, Mrs. Clinton would need the support of two-thirds of them to win the popular vote. (So far, she has met this bar only in Arkansas).
Even after including the results from Florida and an estimate of voter preferences in Michigan, she would still need to win the upcoming contests by nearly 20 percentage points. (Without Puerto Rico, which has no votes in the electoral college, her chances are even bleaker.)
According to a New York Times count, Mr. Obama leads 1,591 to 1,423 in pledged delegates. Because results are incomplete, not all delegates have been allocated.
To win this count, Mrs. Clinton would need to pick up more than 80 percent of the unallocated pledged delegates. One measure of how difficult this would be: in her best state so far – Arkansas – she won 77 percent of the pledged delegates.
Including superdelegates, Mr. Obama leads 1,836 to 1,678, according to a New York Times count. To win the nomination, he needs about 35 percent of the delegates that remain. (So far, he has about 52 percent of the delegates).
The Clinton camp has been arguing that the full number of delegates needed to claim the nomination is 2,209, which includes Florida and Michigan, as opposed to 2,025. If those delegates are seated, Mr. Obama would need about 43 percent of the delegates that remain.


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When Buying Bed Rails for Toddlers factors to consider
There is no more stressing for both patients and carers than the worry of a fall and possible injury from the bed in the middle of the night. In order to safeguard things as easy as possible therapeutic facilities, care homes and surgeries provide a range of bed rails and blanket lift bars that provide support as well as support during night time.
Home-bound patients can be to delight in the protection of rails by ordering them from movement professionals. These security bed rails and raise bars are developed for use with single beds and are strong and flexible manufactured to professional care standards.
Some designs can break off or they are unsafe for baby. Select a baby crib bumper made of mesh material, that is firm and permits your baby to breathe. It is suggested to eliminate the crib bumper at 12 months in order to prevent injuries triggered by a fall.
Separate baby cribs for each baby is the wise option and you ought to not put two babies in the same baby crib. Unusual baby cribs motivate restful sleep and one baby might not be disrupted by the motion of another baby.
It is for these reasons that bed rails for kids are made in restricted variation of colors. Offered just easy colors are available. Bed rails for young children never come with graphic or character themed designs.


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u can't spell boobytrap without partyboob
Jesus loves a good kit kat every now and again
thers not even any kit kats in that vending machine
if he can turn water into wine im sure snickers into kit kats is just as easy
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Thursday, January 24, 2013
A quick hello
14 comments:
- Cathy's World said...
Sweet Erin. Thank you so much. This means so much to me. You are a treasured friend. I am so sorry to hear that you had a miscarriage. Sometimes things don't always go as we plan. But, Gods ways are so much bigger then ours! Your heart is a bright as your smile!
Hope you feel better soon. I am loving Kole and his cute personality.
Much love to all of you,
- January 25, 2013 at 12:10 AM
Do you know what happened to Sarah's Clover Lane blog? For some reason, I can't access her blog anymore, as of yesterday.
Loyal reader,
- January 25, 2013 at 3:30 AM
- Amber - Binkertation said...
Wow, what a story that is about baby Zeke. I'll be donating to their memorial bench. I cannot fathom what they are experiencing.
Hope you continue to feel better. Kole is cuter all the time!
- January 25, 2013 at 8:14 AM
- Kath said...
Was going to ask about Clover lane too...anyone?
- January 25, 2013 at 10:58 AM
- Katrina said...
You know, although my heart breaks for what this family is going through...I have to say it makes me so, well I don't even know the word... it just warms my heart I guess to hear that they have chosen to carry this little one to term. I honestly would do the exact same thing. I believe it's not my place to end a life, and if my child were only going to live in the womb, well then he or she would live in the womb for as long as he or she was able to. Who am I to end someone's life? That's just not MY area - it's God's area. I don't mess with his area. And perhaps this baby's life will be short, but it will not be without meaning, without a purpose. You just never know how this child will bless others. He was created for a reason. This I am sure of. My heart goes out to this family. They will be in my prayers. I actually know of two women who had this heartbreaking experience. Neither of them regretted carrying to term. They cherished the short time they had with their babies <3
- January 25, 2013 at 11:21 AM
- Erin said...
Thank you Cathy! I feel the same way about you sweet friend!
Amber - thank you so much! I know your donation will mean a lot to their family.
Christine and Kath - Clover Lane is fine and will be up and running soon. Sarah is just switching to a new blog domain and is dealing with a few minor technical difficulties because of it. :)
- January 25, 2013 at 11:59 AM
- Shari said...
I thought it was my computer that wouldn't let me see Clover Lane. It's so funny that we came to you for answers, and that you knew what to tell us!!!
My heart goes out to your friend. Very nice of you to post about it.
- January 25, 2013 at 5:38 PM
- Courtney said...
I'm so sorry to hear, but touched by the love of this family. Will hold them in prayer.
PS: I love your blog and took to heart your holiday gift suggestions. You shared that the doll crib was loved by your girls. We got one for our daughter and wow, does she love it!! I see that Cole is enjoying it too! How cute!!
Thanks for sharing with us.
- January 26, 2013 at 4:03 PM
- TheFiveDays said...
I think one of the most difficult parts of motherhood is being sick and still having to take care of everyone and be in charge of everything. We have lots of college age aides here for the kids and they always talk about just going to bed for a few days when they get sick. Ahhh...how nice that would be! But at least you get lots of entertainment while you are sick! I am glad you are all on the mend and I hope that you can take it a little easier this coming week. Also - the house looks GORGEOUS. :)
- January 26, 2013 at 6:31 PM
- Erin said...
Thanks Shari! We need to catch up. I'm calling you this week!
Courtney - Yea! I'm so happy to hear that your daughter loves the crib! That has been such a beloved toy in our house. Clearly. :) Thanks for your sweet comment!
Thank you Tamie! Oh my word - it is SO true! Kenny and I were just talking about that. How we remember the days in college when if we were sick we would take the day off of work/school to rest. Ha! Can you imagine!? Such a different world when you have little kids! This week just about did us in. I know you can relate! :)
- January 26, 2013 at 10:44 PM
- Rachel Doyle said...
There are several organizations that I found out about after my son Nathan died. I wish I had known prior to his birth/death so I could have had the resources available. Anyhow first is called Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep. https://www.nowilaymedowntosleep.org
/ They provide professional photography free of charge to families who have babies who are born angels or will become angels
shortly. How I wish I would have known about this, as the only photos I have of Nathan were shot with a snap and shoot camera. Second is an organization called SHARE. It's a national organization as is the other one that provides help with the loss of pregnancy, stillbirths, and baby loss. They often will go and do hand and feet molds, group meetings, etc. They are also free of charge. I am grateful because of I do have a hand mold of Nathan and often I find it brings comfort and a remembrance that he really did exist and come into my life..and not just some bad dream. Anyhow - my prayers are with them.
- January 27, 2013 at 12:14 PM
- Erin said...
Thank you so much for sharing that Rachel! So kind of you. I've heard of organizations like those before and I think having professional pictures taken would mean so much. I'm so sorry to hear about your son Nathan. It was sweet of you reach out to help. I really appreciate it and I'll forward the information along to the family.
- January 27, 2013 at 9:32 PM
- Elle said...
I wanted to write to express my appreciation. I am Cathy's daughter and Brittni is my best friend. I am so touched that you would write about my dear friend. We were both pregnant together for a short time. As you can imagine, my heart broke into a million pieces when we got the news about her precious Zeke. But even through all the sadness, these two have been amazing! Their faith is unbelievable. I commend them for making the right decision to carry Zeke to term. He is God's perfect creation! There are no words to express the joy that filled my heart when I read this post. To see others reaching out to help this incredible family is truly admirable. Brittni and her mother were there for us in our time of need, and we hope to return the favor, if that's even the slightest bit possible. Thank you Erin, for giving sweet Zeke a voice... and for giving my friend, and other Anen mommies hope! you will be blessed for it.
May God shower your precious family with blessings!!
- January 28, 2013 at 1:36 PM
- Erin said...
Hi Elle!
Oh my word - you are too kind. I was more than happy to spread the word about this sweet family. I can't stop thinking about them. You and your mom are amazing and Brittni is lucky to have you two in her life!
- January 28, 2013 at 11:32 PM


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Antinociceptive effects and toxicity of morphine-6-O-sulfate sodium salt in rat models of pain.
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Mu-opioids (i.e. morphine, oxycodone, hydrocodone) are considered to be the primary drugs for treatment of moderate to severe acute, chronic and cancer pain. Despite their analgesic effectiveness they have several clinically significant side-effects (cognitive, motor, respiratory, cardiovascular, gastrointestinal). They also have a limited spectrum of action, being more effective for nociceptive than neuropathic pain. In an effort to identify other opioid analgesics with greater effectiveness in mixed pain states and with a better side-effect profile compared to the classical mu-opioid agonist, morphine, a relatively little-known morphine derivative, morphine-6-O-sulfate, was characterized using a range of well-established rodent pain models. The present data demonstrated that morphine-6-O-sulfate was efficacious after several routes of administration, including neuroaxial (intrathecal), parenteral (intraperitoneal) and oral in the rat. It showed potent, dose-related, analgesic activities against acute nociceptive pain (the tail flick test), neuropathic pain (chronic constriction nerve injury hyperalgesia and allodynia) and inflammatory pain (formalin test). It had a good separation based on dose (at least 10-fold) between side-effects (incoordination, hypolocomotion, inhibition of gastrointestinal motility) and analgesia in all models of pain tested. In addition, morphine-6-O-sulfate had a more favorable potency ratio for delay of gastrointestinal transit and analgesia when compared to morphine. These preclinical findings suggest that morphine-6-O-sulfate is a potential candidate for development as a novel opioid for management of nociceptive, neuropathic and mixed pain states.
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- DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ejphar.2010.08.034
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Really tired but I can't sleep. Must be excited about tomorrow! Bring on the friends, food, beer and party!
Those of you who follow my tweets/Facebook status updates will know that I have been quite quiet recently. I'm not a very prolific tweeter, but my posts have been even more sporadic than usual.
This is because my little lad has been rather unwell for the past few weeks. First, before I go into any details, I'd like to say how grateful I am to the staff of the Royal Derby Hospital. I've said it before, and I will say it again; they have been utterly marvelous. The care and support they have provided has been brilliant.
As I write this, I'm currently in the children's ward, lying next to my son who has been very poorly of late. It all began a few weeks ago when he started to be quite sick, often after feeding. He had never been sick for the first four weeks of his life, so it struck us as odd. Naturally we took him to the doctor, who said that my lad probably just had a virus.
After almost a week of him still being sick we took him back to the doctor, who thought he was constipated. As a result, we were prescribed a laxative and told to keep him well hydrated.
After an additional 5 days we were extremely worried, as there was no change. Luckily our health visitor was coming by anyway. She asked us a series of questions and suggested that he might have pyloric stenosis: a condition common to boys around his age. Without going into too much detail, this is where the muscle in the valve from the stomach to the small intestine thickens to such a degree that no food can enter the digestive system. She told us to go straight back to the doctor and be prepared for a stay in hospital.
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After a stressful couple of days the operation went ahead and was a success. He's doing well and we are establishing a feeding routine to make sure he can keep things down. Hopefully we'll be back home by the weekend.
So why bother blogging about all of this? There are so many reasons. For one thing, I wanted to write something online, because a lot of people have been asking about it. Secondly, I want to say how important the NHS is. There's no way I could have afforded the level of care provided to us in a private system where insurance companies rule the roost.
My little lad would have died had it not been for this surgery. It's horrible to think that before the NHS, he wouldn't have made it past 8 weeks old. Worse still, children who have his condition in poor countries die regularly. The same probably is also true of those in countries where private medicine dominates, where the poor simply cannot afford insurance.
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With that said, I'd like to thank you for reading. A lot of people have been concerned and I would also like to thank every one for their lovely emails, messages and tweets. I've got a lot of wonderful friends out there and I really appreciate your kind thoughts. The events of the past few weeks for me have just highlighted how important life is and really puts things into perspective.
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