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Specialty Services:
Krishna Hospital provides super speciality services to patient and arrangement with other hospitals for emergency treatment. Krishna Hospital has two ambulances, 24 hours, ready to service both in and out patients. Own transformers, two Generators (125 KV), Onsite Bio medical waste plant, lift to all floors. We provide a homely atmosphere to all. Canteen services is also available to all rooms etc.
Operation Theatres.
Total 5 in number, fully equipped operation theatre, separate operation theatre for Orthopedic , Eye, Urology and general surgery.
i) OP Room (Medical/Surgical/Dental)
1. 15 numbers of OP rooms with all departments are working.
2. Surgical room with all facilities.
3. Dental Air conditioned dental department is working with 6 dentists, all modern technologies are applied. We also have laser treatment.
ii) Injection Room : Separate Injection rooms are provided
iii) Dressing Room / Minor Operation Theatre.
Krishna Hospital has minor theatre and separate dressing rooms.
iv)Dispensing Room
Dispensing room also working. Our Pharmacy is registered under Kerala Government.
v) IP Ward Arrangement
(General, Cubicle, Private rooms)
A/c rooms, Non A/c rooms, Double rooms and general ward (Male and Female separate provided)
vi) Operation theatre (General / Speciality)
5 number of A/c operation theatres and one minor OT also working.
viii) Laboratory
Specialised A/c laboratories are working under qualified doctor and technicians. We have a regular quality assessement program with CMC Vellore.
viii) Labour Room
Air Conditioned labour room is available.
ix) Blood Bank
Krishna Hospital has the facilities for the storage of blood. But near our hospital IMA is providing good service to our hospital with their blood bank, located five minutes from hospital.
x) Physiotherapy / Rehabilitation Room.
Krishna Hospital has physiotherapy department and separate room with modern equipments for last 20 years. Separate wight reduction therapy, separate exercise therapy also available. Yoga class conducted once in a week.
xi) Central Sterilization Room
Krishna hospital has a central sterilization room.
xii) Endoscopy Room: Endoscopy room is also provided
xiii) Counselling/ Day care facilities
Krishna Hospital has a counseling centre under a professionally qualified clinical Psychologist.
xiv) Cath Lab : Proposed to start a Cath lab
xv) Dialysis Unit :
Negotiations are on to start Dialysis unit. Building construction is going on.
xvi) Radiology/ Imaging Room :
Krishna Hospital has a separate radiology wing with Digital X-ray. Our Radiology department meets all safety precautions as per standard and assessed with Tata Institute.
xvii) CT/MRI/ Others :
Krishna Hospital has the latest ultrasound and Doppler machine. Presently CT and MRI facilities are available within 5 minutes from our hospital. We propose to start CT scan unit.
xviii) Canteen/Dietary Services
Krishna hospital has own canteen and a dietitian is available. Room services also provided.
xix) Laundry : Krishna Hospital has own laundry facilities.
xx) Mortuary
Krishna Hospital has proposed to make a mortuary. Government General Hospital is very near to our hospital (300 meters)
xxi) Incinerator/Alternate Waste Disposal Arrangement:
Krishna Hospital has its own waste treatment plant and water purification facilities also available and is approved by Pollution Control Board.


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A Recurrence Formula for Computing the Derivative of Composition of Functions
A. A. Taani
DOI : 10.3844/ajassp.2007.792.794
American Journal of Applied Sciences
Volume 4, Issue 10
Pages 792-794
A new recursion formula for computing the n-th derivative of the composition of two functions has been introduced in this contribution. The importance of this new formula is associated with its counterpart; Leibniz rule for finding the n-th derivative of the product of two functions. Furthermore the process of computing this formula has been presented in algorithmic format herein.
© 2007 A. A. Taani. This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.

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Kim Kardashian has just tweeted – "Namaste India…main Kim Kardashian aa rahi hoon India…Bigg Boss ke ghar mein." Yes!! And it's confirmed that Kim is all set to visit the Big Boss sets on November 22, 2014.
Sure enough, the glam doll that she is, let's watch out for her new glam look in Indian attire (she has expressed her desire to wear one) …. Will the Indian attire accentuate her style quotient? Can we expect her to look sexier than ever before? Remember, Pamela Anderson entered the Big Boss 4 wearing a sarong. But that was eons ago and now things are surely going to be very excited on the otherwise tad season of Big Boss 8.


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As many of you have noticed when you purchase an item with WoodYou, shortly after you receive a certificate for a tree planted in your name.
This is an initiative we have where we give back to the world on your behalf. So, in short, we plant a tree in your name everytime you purchase from the WoodYou store. this is made possible by the partnership we have with OneTreePlanted. Attached is a link to their website if you would like to know more about where and how they do this.
To date, we have planted a number of trees around the world on behalf of our clients and hope to keep planting in the future for you.
It's an easy process and hassle-free for you. All you have to do is shop on our store and checkout. Once the transaction is done, we then handle the rest for you. You will be notified by email of the tree being planted and where it has been planted in your name.
Could it be any easier to give something back and do a little good for the world?
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DENVER -- Everything was in place: a beautiful day, passionate fans, a lead.
Everything in place, but ultimately a loss for Mexico and its fans, 2-0, to the Netherlands in the latest round of World Cup play. Netherlands now advances to the Quarterfinals.
Over at Zocalo Bar, at 11th & Broadway, the place was packed with people sporting red, white…and green.
Carmen Alvarez brought her 3 kids, decked out in red, Mexican Team T-shirts. While her team lost, she feels worldwide, soccer, itself is winning over new fans.
The U.S. plays Belgium, Tuesday afternoon.AlertMe


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I understand that I can't control what others think of me or how they may choose to portray me and my family. I can't stop someone from lying about me. If someone feels that I have wronged them and then chooses to give their version of how things happened without coming to me, then I understand that I need to be the one to work at correcting the situation.
I read this verse,
I Peter 3:11
Let him turn away from evil and do good; let him seek peace and pursue it.
I was reminded that forgiveness isn't an option.. God tells me to seek peace and PURSUE it. So there it is.. I have to let the hurt go. I must choose to do what Christ did for me-
Forgive without an explanation, Love as if no wrong was done to me.
So amazing how He helps us to see things His way.. Isn't it?


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This Friday, June 21, marks the return of the Covington Christian Church's salad luncheons for 2019. Come enjoy their large assortments of homemade salads, desserts, and finger sandwiches between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. this Friday. The cost for lunch is only $6, and that includes the delicious church specialty, 'Hot Chicken Salad'. And if you don't have time to sit and enjoy your lunch and fellowship in the air conditioned basement, carry out meals are also available. This is the first of several Covington Christian Church luncheons this summer and fall. They will be held the third Friday of each month through October. Everyone in Covington and surrounding communities is welcome.
This coming Sunday, June 23, an event that began humbly last year will have its second incarnation. The Covington Ministerial Association is hosting a 'Two-Person Golf Scramble' of only nine holes on Sunday, June 23 at 2 p.m. The site is Echo Hills Golf Course near Piqua, and the cost is a mere $40 per two-person team, including a cart. If you're up for a Sunday afternoon stroll, the price is a mere $24 per team, sans golf cart.
For more information, please contact Ron Schultz at (937) 416-4992, or Nick Church at (985) 707-9996 to ask questions or sign up. The two-person teams may be a husband and wife, friends, brothers, sisters, or any other relationship or non-relationship. It is just planned to be a fun afternoon of golf and fellowship amongst the churches, church members, and Covington community friends. If you enjoy duffing around, make plans to be there!
At the ever-busy J.R. Clarke Public Library, today, June 18, the 'Universe of Stories' book club for grades 6-12 will meet at 1 p.m. in the J.R. Clarke Alcove on the top floor. The club will be choosing, planning and making decisions. Light refreshments will be served. Then on Thursday, June 20, the J.R. Clarke Volunteers will meet at 1 p.m., also in the Alcove. They will be working on genealogy and historical books at that time. There will also be an overview of upcoming plans. Light refreshments will be served. And lastly this week, on Friday, June 21, the "Friday Flicks" will be held from 1-3:30 p.m. in the lower Community Room. There will be a G or PG-rated movie shown, followed by three games of bingo and refreshments. The Friday Flicks with bingo will be held every Friday through July 26.
And coming up next weekend, on Saturday, June 29 at 3 p.m., the J.R. Clarke Public Library will be honoring America's service men, women and veterans with a one-hour program entitled "Building a Human Flag for the United States of America." It will take place in the parking lot area north of the library. All area police, fire and rescue, National Guard, veterans from all branches of the Armed Forces will be honored. In order to successfully create the Human Flag, the Library needs volunteers of all ages to help hold the red, white and blue panels as everyone sings together, "The Star Spangled Banner."
What a way to participate and help visualize for our children and grandchildren the importance of the freedoms that living in the United States offers to all. There will be music, speakers, and hopefully a drone picture taken above the flag! Since the parking lot will be used for the Human Flag, folks are welcome to park on the village streets or in the Moore Funeral Home parking lot on Pearl Street next to the Library. J.R. Clarke is requesting a small donation of $2 for each person participating in creating the Human Flag. All these proceeds will go to J.R. Clarke "Friends of the Library." In order to know well in advance who will be helping out, please contact the library at (937) 473-2226, or stop by and sign-up before Tuesday, June 25. This event will be a great kick-off to the Independence Day, Thursday, July 4 activities.
And in case of inclement weather, the Human Flag event will take place on Sunday, June 30 at 2 p.m.
Got Covington news? Contact columnist Alex Moore by calling (937) 418-8884 or emailing email@example.com.


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Relay App
Where can I download the Relay App?
The Relay App is available for download on the Google Play Store for Android devices. We are in the process of publishing an iOS version of the Relay App for the App Store and will notify all users once the mobile app is live.
Regardless of mobile device, all Relay customers can access their latest account information by logging in at www.relayrewards.com/login and clicking on "My Dashboard."
What information can I see in the Relay App?
You can view all of the following at www.relayrewards.com, or in the Relay App:
- Your Planned-Spend Account information
- The total balance on your Relay Card, including pending transactions
- The amount of cashback rewards you've been paid to date
- The pending cashback rewards that you have earned and have yet to be paid, and the corresponding the payout dates
My Relay App "Good to Spend" and "Pending Transactions" balances look off based on my account activity. Why might that be?
Hotels will typically ask you upon arrival for a card to authorize a pre-set amount of funds to pay for any incidentals/damages during your stay. If there are no issues with your room upon checkout, the authorization will eventually expire. While the authorization is not an actual purchase, your Relay App balances will reflect that the funds are technically tied up.
For this reason, we recommend using a separate card for the pre-authorization to avoid any confusion. Upon check-out, if you do need to pay for incidentals/damages, you can always request the hotel to swipe your Relay Card instead to pay for the actual amount incurred.
How do I change my Relay App access code?
In the Relay App, go to Menu, then Settings, and then choose Security to change your access code.
What if I forgot my email or password?
If you forget your password, open the Relay App and select Forgot Password on the login screen. If you forget your email, or if you no longer have access to the email used to open your Planned-Spend Account), please call the Relay customer support team at 1-844-505-1477 (Option 2).


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She was fierce, tough and she is the gritty essence of rock and roll!!!
Her Story is one of survival and her music takes no prisoners!
Starring Susannah Mirana and music directed by Joseph Calderazzo and featuring all the hits: Talk of the town, Brass in pocket, Back on the chain gang, I'll stand by you, plus many more…
Friday 8 June 2018, Lizottes: On sale now
31 Morehead Street, Lambton, New South Wales, Australia 2299
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Winsor and Newton acrylic mediums
Maintains no colour shift from wet to dry when used with Artists' Acrylic. Increases the flow of colour allowing the application of areas of flat, even colour without changing colour strength. Also maintains the stability of colour and slightly slows drying.
A granular paste containing fine particles of black flint allowing the artist to achieve a heavier and more pronounced effect than can be achieved with Mineral Texture Gel.
A highly economical medium, Galeria Extender increases the volume of paint and maintains opacity. Colour will dry to a matt finish. A great product for those with limited budgets.
This is an additive that loosens the surface tension of water within the acrylic film. It increases flow, allowing the artist to apply areas of flat colour evenly without changing the colour strength.
A lighter-weight modeling paste for use on canvas (to minimize sagging). Finely textured with a soft sculptural consistency. Suitable for building multiple layers. Matt finish. May be over- painted
This medium is composed of small, spherical glass beads suspended in a thick, clear acrylic gel. When used with a transparent colour, the effects are arresting and jewel-like.
High clarity and even flow. Boosts the brilliance and transparency of the colour as well as improving adhesion and durability. Ideal for glazing or applying thick, highly transparent layers of brilliant colour for depth and "stained-glass" effect.
This is the do-it-all version that is tough and fully "carvable". It remains flexible on a variety of surfaces. Suitable for multiple layers. Formulated to have the least effect on colour change from wet to dry. May be overpainted.
This is the do-it-all version that is tough and fully "carvable". It remains flexible on a variety of surfaces. Suitable for multiple layers. Formulated to have the least effect on colour change from wet to dry. May be overpainted.
Suitable for a variety of surfaces and developed to provide pearlescent effects when added to colour. Most effective when used with transparent colours over dark under layers.
A more pronounced textural grain effect than the Medium Grain Gel, providing more visible structure and effect to the colour.
This medium creates a flat, even finish. It maintains brilliance of colour while boosting transparency, adhesion and durability.


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Council satisfied with performance on Gender Pay Gap but no room for complacency
Posted on: 13 March 2018
The first report into the council's Gender Pay Gap has been published this week as required under new Government regulations.
Cllr Barry Parsons, Devon County Council's Cabinet member with responsibility for Organisational Development, said:
"I am happy to report that Devon County Council has a lower Gender Pay Gap (GPG) compared to the national average, and that we have a significantly smaller Pay Gap among full time employees compared to the national Public Sector average.
"But whilst we can be satisfied that our performance compares well, we cannot be complacent.
"Our female employees still earn on average 17 per cent less per hour than male employees which is only marginally better than the national average of 18.1 per cent.
"This in part reflects the fact that more than one in every three employees at Devon County Council is part time, and more than 95 per cent of those part time staff are women.
"We're looking closely at areas of the Council where the GPG is higher than our average, to understand why and to adopt steps to continue reducing that figure. And of course we will keep the figure under review and will report again as part of the annual review.
"It's regrettable, at a national level, that higher paying sectors are disproportionately made up of men, and women are still less likely to progress up the career ladder into high paying senior roles."
All public authorities are now required to publish their Gender Pay Gap.
A Gender Pay Gap is not a measure of equal pay, and neither is it an indicator as to whether an organisation is acting inappropriately or discriminatorily.
Nationally, working patterns, work place opportunities and the choices made by men and women, mean that there is nationally a Gender Pay Gap: More women than men choose occupations that pay less and more women than men choose to work part time.
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Some of the career choices that women make may not be entirely out of choice – child care needs and whether there are affordable child care provision at suitable hours will weigh heavily on whether women can pursue full-time careers or not. Women may choose to work part-time, not because they want to, but that child care dictate that they must choose part-time work. There is also a perception that flexible working patterns pay less than the traditional nine to five job which is an additional discriminant against women.


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My grandmother, Juanita Saxon, went to sleep in the Lord in May of this year. She passed after a long, strenuous battle with congestive heart failure (and other ailments). My grandmother was (as was my grandfather, "Pop"), to me, the very picture of Christian faithfulness. By her last breath she had fully formed her life into the image of her Lord, sharing in his passion in her own (as must we all), and finding herself finally to be alive and ready to be at rest in him. I was with her during the time of her passion, with my family. Seeing her suffer and then pass into her rest has been the cause for much reflection for me. Perhaps most profound of these reflections has been the meaning of a word that we Christians often throw around far too easily: Faith. I offer this reflection here.
Faith is hard. Faith is what remains when all else is stripped away. Too often we Christians speak the word "faith" easily, lightly, without realizing the depths of commitment the word requires. Jesus came preaching "repent…" and "believe…." (cf. Mark 1:15) This is the essence of the gospel's call upon us. But what does it mean to "believe"?
For 2000 years the church has struggled with the inter-relation of faith and works. Paul of course argues that Christians are "saved by grace through faith… not by works, lest anyone boast" (Eph 2:8–9). And James tells us that "as the body without the spirit is dead, so faith without works is dead" (Jas 2:26). Since the Reformation the battle has raged between Protestants and Catholics, and among Protestants, as to the relation between faith and works. I think that, while a theologically relevant discussion, this debate draws focus away from what is key to the term "faith," and the living out of a "faithful" Christian life that so many Christians are searching to lead.
Perhaps we need to re-think the translation of "faith," for I believe that the term "trust" might, today, more aptly shed light on the concept. Trust is a relational term, and this is precisely what Paul and James have in mind. To trust someone or something leads, inevitably, to the adjustment of actions and attitudes. For instance, because I trust in gravity I don't jump off of buildings. When my wife tells me "that shirt doesn't flatter you" I lose the shirt, because I trust her. We see in these fairly trivial matters the kind of call the gospel offers: re-think (repent) your entire understanding of life, and trust in the good news (cf. Mark 1:15). This is a life-long process of learning to trust in the God of Israel to the extent that we rely solely on him.
This has been heavy on my mind for the last few months, since the passing of Grandmother. For her life has served, for me and for many, many others, as an example of what it means to trust in the gospel of Jesus Christ. She was a servant who, by the end of her life, loved without bounds (truth be told, I never knew of a time that this wasn't true). She taught the gospel to hundreds of people in prison ministry and elsewhere, and to thousands more in her kind and loving spirit. She was the embodiment of the quote attributed to Francis of Assisi: "Preach the gospel at all times. When necessary, use words." She rarely had to use words. She lived in the Bible (especially the Old Testament, her favorite), and the Bible lived through her.
Hers was a relationship of trust. She sacrificed so much, gave of herself to so many, because she trusted her Lord. And even in times of testing, she drew strength from that trust. She lived through the depression, the second world war, the Texas City explosion, the cultural upheavals of the '60s, the 80s (ugh!), and everything else. She'd dealt with hardship, all while learning to trust the gospel.
But I was with her in the garden of her greatest testing, in that great dark night of struggle. She had moved in with my parents a few months before, and she was steadily declining. For weeks, we stood on a knife's edge, visiting with her and wondering if we were at the end. For weeks she soldiered on, struggling to breathe, to talk, to carry on. Many times when I would drop in to say hello I would find her lying in bed on her side, her Bible held very close to her face as she read it for hours a day. She struggled with dignity as she prepared for the end of her life in this place.
When the day came, my father texted my brother and me to come by and see Grandmother, explaining that she had only hours to live. When I entered the room, I could feel the struggle. There was in that place a palpable energy as this saint struggled for the last hours of her life.
My mother sat with her, holding her hand, openly weeping but showing great strength. I sat with grandmother and held her hand. She would regularly become aware of my presence and speak to me, but I couldn't quite understand her. Mom would translate for me. I told her I loved her, and she told me the same. She wrestled, presently, with things left "undone." We told her we'd finish them up for her, and I prayed a prayer with her that a friend had passed on to me and that we'd been praying for a few weeks:
Lord, it is night.
The night is for stillness.
Let us be still in the presence of God.
It is night after a long day.
What has been done has been done.
What has not been done has not been done.
Let it be.
The night is dark.
Let our fears of the darkness of this world and of our own lives rest in You.
The night is quiet.
Let the quietness of your peace enfold us, all who are dear to us, and all who have no peace.
Let us look expectantly to a new day, new joys, new possibilities.
In your name we pray, Amen.
"What has not been done has not been done. Let it be."
As the end drew near, however, she entered into her own personal passion, almost as if she were alone in the room. As breathing became difficult, she would lift her head from the pillow and cry "Help me, Lord! Help me!" and lay her head back down. I had to leave the room several times during this struggle to recover my strength (mom and dad and my brother stayed with her; they have more fortitude than I).
But I saw in her faithfulness and in her passion the illustration of a life devoted to the gospel. Here is faith. Here is trust. All else is stripped away, all that remains is to cry out to the God of her salvation, the God who had walked with her throughout her lifetime. And she did. She cried out to him, and to no one else. "Help me, Lord!"
Ultimately the opening battle with death is unsuccessful, of course. But she trusted the God to whom she called out: trusted that he would be with her, that he would hold her to himself, and ultimately that he would win the war against death. And she was at peace.
And the character that she'd built through her life of devotion remained: in a moment of clarity, with her final words, she looked to my mother and father and said quietly, weakly, but in keeping with whom the Lord had formed her to be, "Y'all go get some rest. I'm not afraid." Maranatha.
That, brethren, is the hard edge of faith. That's the faith that Jesus calls for: the trusting faith that manifests itself throughout the dark night of struggle and emerges on the other side unbroken, and unafraid. May we each live into that life of faith.
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Dental care is something everyone wants the brightest smile with the least amount of work. This article is filled with useful tips that will give you professional dental care advice. Use the following dental habits to achieve a healthy smile that will last for years.
If you aren't sure whether you are going to handle a procedure well, talk with the dentist about signals for reassurance or a break. A hand signal may work quite well. You probably won't need to use it, but it may help you relax.
Bleeding gums might mean gum disease, which could become a major issue if left untreated. Gum disease builds vulnerability to bone loss, tooth loss, infection and even diabetes.
Hydrogen peroxide is known to help whiten teeth when used safely. Brush using a gentle hand and avoiding your gums for around two minutes. Then brush with your regular toothpaste.
You can only avoid problems if you see a regular dental care routine.You will have less anxiety if you feel more comfortable around your dentist. This rapport will be important if you ever need to have a complicated procedure done.
Your teeth show your age if you are not careful. If your teeth are missing, yellow or crooked, you should go to a dentist who specializes in restorative dentistry. Having a smile you look older. So reduce the age you look by talking to a dentist immediately.
There are many great toothpastes made especially for people who experience sensitivity to extreme temperatures. If you have sensitive teeth, you might have sensitive teeth.
Visiting the dentist can be a scary experience for small children. Help them understand what the dentist does and how he helps people in order to calm their friend. Your child will feel much more comfortable with a pediatric dentist if you choose one that has kid-friendly waiting area and exam room.
Go see your dentist often. You should have your teeth. Your dentist will give you teeth. Without the proper dental treatment, small issues can easily turn into more serious ones.
Most teens are lazy and forgetful when dental care routines. Remind them that they should take care of their teeth will help them avoid bad breath.This may motivate your teen because they care what peers think about them.
Brush two times a day for best results when it comes to your dental care.Brush first thing in the morning to help remove any bacteria that accumulates overnight.
Be sure that your tongue.Many people forget to brush their tongue, it is extremely important that it stays clean. There are all kinds of bacteria on your tongue.
Don't ever take tooth pain that you have in your mouth too lightly! Pain can be a while may mean that you have an infection that you need to take care of something dire. Call your dentist if you can.
Your diet plays a factor in the health of your dental hygiene. You should make it a point to minimize the soda and sweets you consume. These two foods contribute to most dental issues. If your goal is white teeth, you need to reduce the amount of coffee you drink. Coffee is really bad for leaving stains behind on your teeth.
Visit your dentists twice a regular basis.Your dentist can diagnose issues and fix problems that you may have before they get worse.
Watch your gum line to see if there are signs of decay. If not taken care of quickly, you are in for a root canal. Monitor this area so you can report any changes to your dentist if the problem persists or gets worse.
Your dentist may suggest having your wisdom teeth if they are causing you discomfort. If a wisdom tooth is infected, you'll have to have it removed; even if it's not infected, it must be removed to guarantee that the infection does not get out of control.
Teach your children proper dental hygiene very early as you can. The sooner you can get the message across about good oral hygiene, then the better as far as their dental hygiene routine throughout their lives. This leads to better health overall in addition to lower dental bills.
Brush teeth three times a day for two minutes each time. Brushing your teeth at regular intervals can prevent the development of cavities and gum disease. It is much cheaper to care for your teeth than it is to deal with dental work done later on.
Smoking is something you should be avoided for better teeth. Quitting smoking impacts your health in general as well as your teeth. There are plenty of resources available that can help you quit smoking. Your doctor can give you with the support you need when you choose to quit smoking for your health!
Make sure to visit your dentist consistently. The actual frequency depends largely on the health of your needs. Some people have found visiting the dentist every three to six months is needed, whereas others may only need to go once every year. Ask the dentist what they think is the best for you.
As you read before, there are things you can do to promote the health of your teeth. With any luck, the article you've just read has provided you with some grat advice that you can use immediately. Make sure you understand that you only have one set of (permanent) teeth; therefore, you should properly treat them. If you practice great dental habits, you can have a perfect smile.


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Ucsf Faculty Climate Action Champion Award
All UCSF faculty are invited to apply for a newly established $25,000 Faculty Climate Action Champion Award. A funding opportunity has been announced by the UC Global Climate Leadership Council Arianne Teherani, Professor of Medicine for UCSF and UCSF representative to the Faculty Engagement and Education Working Group of the Global Climate Leadership Council, explained, "The Faculty Climate Action Champion Award recognizes and emphasizes the importance of climate change and its impact on the environment, as well as its impact on health. Applying for the award will allow faculty with a vision, but no channels for early funding, the chance to gain financial support to realize an idea."
This funding opportunity will advance the goals of the University of California's Carbon NeutralityInitiative. Ruth Greenblatt, Professor at the UCSF School of Pharmacy and outgoing Chair of the Academic Senate Sustainability Committee, stressed, "The Faculty Climate Action Champion Award is an opportunity for faculty to access funds for climate-related issues."
The Faculty Climate Action Champion Award incentivizes and supports faculty engagement in climate change research, teaching, and engagement. The award provides institutional support for one exceptional faculty member to deepen climate change teaching and research on each campus. The selected Champion and their projects are intended to help meet and focus student demands for climate action and education. The Champion should also inspire a wide range of faculty to take up the challenge of engaged research and education to achieve carbon neutrality.


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GPs Need to Know about Medicinal Cannabis
"Doctors in the dark about medicinal cannabis" A recent article published by RACGP: to read the full article click hereread more
Althea Partners with UK Scientific Drug Committee to Further Education on Medicinal Cannabis and Improve Patient Access. Article Highlights: Althea collaborates…read more
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(bulk dates, 1987-1994)
13 Boxes (12 linear meters)
ACQUISITION: ANC Archive Committee
ACCESS: Open for research
PHOTOGRAPHS: In Box 0001, Folder 0007 and Box 0004
VISUAL MATERIAL: Videos , Posters and Art Work are separately shelved in
AUDIO MATERIAL: None
PRINTED MATERIAL: Box 0003
COPYRIGHT: ANC Archive Committee
PROCESSED BY: Sadie Forman, October 1998. Partially reorganized and reboxed by Sibongile Simelane and Khanyisa Bottoman, June 2003.
Additional material processed by Malefyane Mogale, June 2003.
REVISED BY: Africa Media Online (Nelly Nxumalo, Kulu Mushaka), December 2017
When the Nationalist Government banned the African National Congress (ANC) on 8 April 1960, the ANC began operating underground in South Africa. Outside the country the ANC started to establish itself as the official voice of South Africa's vote-less masses. By the 1970s recognition of the ANC's legitimacy was growing, not only amongst the multiplicity of non-governmental anti-apartheid organizations, but also among foreign governments.
The first missions were opened in London, Accra, Cairo, and Dar-es-Salaam. By 1980, the ANC had offices and representatives in 32 countries. The external missions worked to win support for the overthrow of apartheid by promoting the cause of the ANC and urging international economic pressure against the South African government. The missions also provided assistance to South African exiles. Following the banning of the organization, Oliver Tambo, President General of the ANC left South Africa to head of the ANC's external operations.
On 2 February 1990 the bans on the ANC and other political organizations were lifted. A process of negotiations between the unbanned organizations and the South African government ensued. In 1992 the ANC instructed its missions to collate and box their records for shipment to South Africa. These records were to form the basis of the official archives of the ANC, from which a true history of the ANC's role in the struggle against apartheid could be written.
The early history of the Italian Mission, from 1972 to the mid-eighties, is taken from the O.R. Tambo record files of Correspondence and those of the Department of International Affairs. A reply from Max Sisulu to Antonio Calo in Rome, dated 20 November 1972, indicates that an Italian connection with the ANC was established early on.
In 1982, Thami Sindelo wrote a report on her appointment in June 1978 as an ANC representative to Italy. From the start the Municipality of Reggio Emilia supported the organization and its presence there. Sindelo writes of the First National Conference of Solidarity held in Reggio Emilio in November 1978. An Italian 'Ship of Solidarity' had been donated and Sindelo told that it had docked in Luanda and Maputo with necessities of food, clothing, medicines, ambulances, prefab schools, tractors and more.
The Second Conference of Solidarity with South Africa and Namibia was held in Rome in a parliamentary building attended by representatives from the Front-Line States, the UN, EEC and European Parliament inter alias Decisions included sending a second Solidarity Ship "Amandla" and the formation of an Italo-Southern African Association. Nelson Mandela was given the citizenship of the City of Rome.
The political situation in Italy in 1982 was unstable, with economic and criminal scandals involving the Mafia, Masonic Lodges and Right-Wing groupings. The government collapsed repeatedly after short terms. Nevertheless the decisions of the Solidarity Conference and the ANC office were sustained.
Thami had useful contact with the Italian Foreign Ministry which resulted in important contributions, but despite denials, the government continued to sell arms to South Africa. A successful programme with high schools, showing films of the Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College and talking to students was regularly conducted and the office was able to publish 'Sechaba' in Italian with a circulation of 4,000. They printed 23,000 diaries for sale together with Isitwalandwe gold medals.
Although all the political parties declared their support for the ANC only the Communist Party gave them practical and necessary assistance. They had good relations with other liberation organisations such as Polisario, El Salvador and Uruguay and with other African Diplomatic Missions. Their closest connections were with the embassies of Lesotho, Algeria and Zambia. However the office struggled to keep going financially for the promised donations from Italian parties did not materialise. A major problem arose when visitors would arrive at the airport without a visa. Thami sent a strong plea for visas to be obtained prior to travelling.
At a meeting of ANC representatives Thami related that organisations worked well for South Africa but "they are not conscious of the person on the spot…what you eat, where you sleep or how you go about your medical care…." And she suggested that representatives have regular medical check-ups, rest and regular get-togethers.
There is a gap in the records after 1982 until 1985 when letters and reports from Ugo Benassi of the Municipality of Reggio Emilia were written to O. R. Tambo. The letters express a concern about the Natal violence and murder of Victoria Mxenge. Tambo was greatly loved in this part of Italy and established close relationships in the area. In 1987 he was given the Freedom of the Comune di Reggio nell'Emilia. Albertina Sisulu had Honorary Citizenship conferred on her and two streets in Reggio Emilia were renamed via Albert Lutuli and via Martiri di Soweto. In addition they organized demonstrations and collected donations for SOMAFCO and for the Lusaka farm.
By 1987 Henry Benny Nato de Bruyn had been appointed Chief Representative in the Rome office and the volume of records kept by the mission began to grow. He set up links with municipalities throughout the country and made close friends with people in local government, the trade unions and solidarity organizations. Particular friends to the ANC were Giuseppe Soncini and his wife Bruna. Tambo was himself ill when Soncini died in April 1991, but he sent in a shaking hand, a condolence note to Bruna who replied with deep affection saying 'the struggles of your people have enriched our life.' The address at the funeral was delivered by Marcellino dos Santos, as Benny Nato informed Tambo by fax on April 8 1991.
A letter from Martello Bucci of Pistoia dated 24 June 1991 to Benny Nato expresses regret that Benny is leaving Italy but pleased that he is returning to South Africa. It would appear that Pandula Steve Gawe left the UK to replace Benny around July or August of 1991. The task of informing solidarity groups about the negotiations for a new dispensation and later of the arrangements for democratic elections now fell to Gawe, as did the closing down of the Mission in 1994
The Italian Mission Papers of the African National Congress are stored in 11 boxes, 10 individually numbered collections of memorabilia and a box of posters.
The papers are divided into 4 series: Subject Files, Correspondence, Memorabilia and Posters.
The Subject Files Series I is held in Boxes 0001 – 0004 and consists of 35 folders.
The subject Files spans years 1985 – 1994. It consists of generated documents such as records of conferences, policy documents and statements, education, the economy, health and Human Rights, land, MK, Mandela, Missions and NGO's. Folder 0027 in Box 0003 contains newspaper clippings followed by plays and poetry, reports, Joe Slovo, SOMAFCO, the SA Institute of Race Relations and United Nations documents.
The Correspondence Series II is in Box 0005, folders 0001 – 0010. The bulk of the correspondence consists of faxes from folders 0003 – 0010 while letters are in folders 0001-0002 and spans the years 1997-1994.
The Periodicals Sub- Series is in Box 0008. General ANC periodicals and publications, and material not generated by the Italian Mission office were removed. See ANC Special Collections for a list of this. Publications kept include those of solidarity organizations, and a biography of OR Tambo inter alia. Within each folder in this series only, every item is recorded.
The Memorabilia Series III is in Box 0009, separately numbered from 1 to 10. Items include poster photographs, art works, Mandela awards, a medal for Dr. Agostinho Neto and a Mandela poster on cloth.
The Poster Series IV is a collection of miscellaneous posters and these are held in Box 0010.
The Additions is material that was found subsequently at the ANC Headquarters and processed. This includes series 3 series : Documents in the English language, Italian Translation and statements.
Box 0001
0001. ANC Conferences/Anniversary/Workshops, 1985, 1987-1988, n.d
0002. ANC Memos and Circulars, n.d., 1988, 1990 – 1993 -1994, n.d
0003. ANC Development Centre/Dakawa, 1990
0004. ANC Policy/Discussion Documents, 1988-1993
0005. ANC Statements/Declarations, 1990, 1992, n.d
0006. Anti-Apartheid Movement, 1988-1993
0007. Cards/Photographs
0008. Children, n.d.
0009. Commonwealth, 1993
Box 0002
0010. Community Development – Kagiso Trust, 1986
0011. Conferences, 1990
0012. Conferences , 1991 – 1993
0013. Directory, 1989-1992
0014. Economy, n.d., 1989-1990, 1992-1993
0015. Education, n.d., 1989
0016. Embassies, 1993-1994
0017. German Foundation for International Development, 1980-1993
0018. Hani Chris,[ 1993]
0019. Health, n.d.
Box 0003
0020. Human Rights, 1989-1992
0021. Invitations, 1988-1989, 1991, 1993
0022. Land, n.d, 1991
0024. Mandela Nelson, 1990
0025. Missions, 1987
0026. NGO's, n.d, 1991, 1994
0027. Newspaper clippings, 1987-1994
0028. Papers, n.d, 1988-1992
Box 0004
0029. Plays / poetry, n.d, 1989
0030. Periodicals, 1990, 1993
0031. Reports, n.d, 1987 – 1988, 1992 – 1994 (photo copy)
0032. Slovo Joe, n.d
0034. South African Institute of Race Relations, 1992
0035. United Nations, 1984-1993
Box 0005
0001. Correspondence/Postcards
0002. Correspondence (letters), 1987-1994
0003. Faxes Dispatched (i), 1989 – 1994
0004. Faxes Dispatched (ii), 1993 -1994
Box 0006
0005. Faxes Received (i) (Organizations), 1987-1994
0006. Faxes Received (ii), 1988 – 1992
0007. Faxes Received (ii), 1992 – 1994
Box 0007
0008. Organizations, 1987-1994 (photocopy)
0009. Telex Messages (i), 1987 – 1989
0010. Telex Messages (ii), 1987-1989
Box 0008
0013. Afrika
0014. Afrika Aktuell
0015. IL Passaggio, 1993
0016. Mensile Anti – Apartheid
0017. Nigrizia
0018. Sud Afrika, 1987
0019. Sud – Sud, 1992
0020. Tambo, O.R (Biography), n.d
0022. Update, 1989
Box 0009
0001. Poster Photographs
0002. Art Works
0003. Post Card
0004. Torbole Monument
0005. Election Campaign
0006. Mandela Awards
0007. ANC Flag Cover
0008. Italian Flags
0009. Medal for Dr Agostinho Neto
0010. Poster – Mandela on Cloth
Box 0010
0001. Posters (6 Items)
Box 0011
0001. Correspondence – General, 1990 – 1993
0002. Correspondence from the Chief Rep's Office
0003. Correspondence re ANCWL
0004. Correspondence re Treasurer General, 1984,1988
0005. Correspondence re Universities Act, 1987
0006. Discussion Documents
0007. Minutes of meetings.
0008. Notes and diary of Benny Nato Bruyn (Chief Rep)
0009. Proposals, 1990
0010. Reports – General
0011. Speeches and addresses, 1991
0012. Statements, 1990
Box 0012
0001. Press release of the SA Embassy in Wally, December 1993
0002. Referring to the private residence of the ANC Representative, 1993 December 21
0003. Campaign in support of Nicaragua, 1989 August 03
0004. Anti apartheid and solidarity initiatives rallies, etc, 1986-1994
0005. International seminars on "where is SA going?" organized in Rome 1990
0006. UN conferences in Geneva 1992, What NGO and AAM role in the EC/EV
0007. Correspondence to and from the ANC Rep in Rome 1988-1994
0008. Hopes for SA, documentation of the Vatican after a visit by De-Klerk to the Pope, 1993 December 13
0009. Letter of the SA Consulate General in Milan to the Italian Trade Union to deny existence of apartheid, nd
0010. List of local groups, communities, associations, parties active in supporting the anti apartheid movement in Italy, nd
0011. Visit to Italy by comrade Patrick Lekota accompanied by ANC representative Steven Gawe, 2003 October
0012. Short presentation of the ANC with no date prepared and distributed in Italy
0013. Books and documents on SA
0014. Seminars on Economic Relations with SA organized by the local Chamber of Commerce Northern Italy, 1994 February
0015. Solidarity initiatives with the ANC Technical arrangements,
0016. Political elections, 1994
0017. ANC Rep. in Rome
0018. List of attorneys and members of the Rome Tribunal prepared in 1990
0019. TGO, 1988, 1989 including weekly economic Reports
0020. Anti Apartheid movements
Box 0013
0001. ANC Requisition to the Italian Government, 1991 June
0002. Biography of Nelson Mandela
0003. Biography of Winnie Mandela, n.d
0004. Italian Chief Rep. Mr Bevany Nato De Bruyu 1986-1987, 1989-1991
0005. Chief Rep. To Italy Mr Stephen Pandwa Gawe, 1992-1994
0006. CVs of prominent members of the ANC, 1993
0007. Incoming telexes messages to Italian Chief Rep Benny Nato 1988-1990
0008. Mandela, Nelson Rolihlahla, 1990,1992
0009. Outgoing telefax messages from Italian Chief Rep Benny Nato , 1988-1990
0010. ANC Election Campaing, a constituent assembly proposal for funding, 1992-1993
0011. Available projects received by the ANC, n.d
0012. Elections, General Information including manifestors of political parties, 1994
0013. ANC media and Press statements
0014. Mandela Speeches, interviews collection, 1993 Feb 11
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But I am going to plant a few winter veggies to keep me in the garden loop and I'll dig the Earl Grey out from the back of the cabinet. I'll be adjusted to hot tea with milk and honey in no time.
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"Of all of the three centre-right people, he's the one without hard edges"
How Scott Moe beat five challengers to become Saskatchewan's next premier
Scott Moe's affability and reputation as a team player allowed him to capture the majority of Ken Cheveldayoff's supporters' downballot votes, propelling him into the province's top job, according to a University of Regina political scientist.
Moe, the MLA for Rosthern-Shellbrook, beat out Alanna Koch on the fifth ballot at the Saskatchewan Party's leadership convention Saturday. The second-term MLA led after the fourth round of voting, and got the support he needed to win.
"Of all of the three centre-right people, he's the one without hard edges. He's famous in the legislature for being easy to get along with. And he made a lot of promises about building a team," Jim Farney said after Moe's victory speech.
Moe captured 26.13 per cent of the vote on the first ballot, good enough for second place behind Koch. He remained in second as candidates were eliminated, but claimed the lead in the fourth round of voting.
Following Cheveldayoff's elimination, more of the Saskatoon Willowgrove MLA's supporters listed Moe as their second choice on the preferential ballot than Koch. Moe won on the fifth balot with 8,075 total votes to Koch's 6,914.
Asked why he was so many party members' second choice for premier, Moe deferred to the 17,159 people who voted. He went on to say his economic policies, including opposition to the carbon tax, may have played a role.
"We will continue to grow our province: Grow our wealth, grow our exports, ultimately grow the jobs, as we have over the last decade, and thereby grow our opportunity to increase our population," Moe told reporters.
Sask. Party executive director Patrick Bundrock said last week he expected voter turnout to be similar to that in the recent Conservative Party of Canada and United Conservative Party races — about 55 per cent.
In fact, turnout in the party's first contested leadership race in decades — a race in which more than 17,000 people bought memberships, which allowed them to vote for the next leader — was 63 per cent.
In the hours leading up to the results announcement, some party members raised concerns about how many ballots had been rejected by vote-counters. It was not clear Saturday night how many ballots were not counted.
While the ultimate result was not surprising as no candidate had enough support for a first-ballot victory, Farney said he was surprised Cheveldayoff failed to achieve more than 24.34 per cent out of the gate.
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Established in 2006, the coalition started as a community initiative focused on improving community collaboration and reducing substance abuse. Since then, the coalition has built capacity within our community to address this complex issue and implemented a number of prevention initiatives, while funded under the Drug Free Communities grant.
Today, the coalition, now funded under the Town of Reading within the Reading Police Department, offers programs and services, more suited to the new name. According to Bob LeLacheur, Town Manager, "Reading Coalition for Prevention & Support captures who we are today and what we are working towards not just with respect to substance abuse prevention but also mental health promotion". As the coalition rebrands, all initiatives will continue uninterrupted.
"Rebranding to Reading Coalition for Prevention & Support enables us to connect with a wider audience, continue expanding our programs and services, and ultimately better position us to serve the community" said Erica McNamara, Director of the Reading Coalition.
The Coalition will involve key stakeholders through a monthly Advisory Board gathering. Members have been appointed by the Coalition Director. The Coalition will continue to work closely with town, school, police, local parents and teens as they evolve their prevention efforts.
Dr. John Doherty, Superintendent of Schools shared "The coalition continues to be a valued resource in working with our school district."
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The Reading Coalition for Prevention & Support is located at the Reading Police Department with a mission "to strategically address our substance abuse problem that youth in Reading, Massachusetts abuse alcohol, prescription drugs, nicotine, and other illegal drugs at unacceptably high rates that emerge early in adolescence, happen frequently, and indicate heavy use. To realize our mission, we will promote a healthy community environment using the strategic prevention framework to ensure everyone who lives, works, or goes to school in Reading can enjoy an optimum quality of life." For more info about the Reading Coalition, its services and how to get involved, visit www.reading.k12.ma.us/community/readingcoalition
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Review Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly – New York socialite Caroline Ferriday has her hands full with her post at the French consulate and a new love on the horizon. But Caroline's world is forever changed when Hitler's army invades Poland in September 1939—and then sets its sights on France.
An ocean away from Caroline, Kasia Kuzmerick, a Polish teenager, senses her carefree youth disappearing as she is drawn deeper into her role as courier for the underground resistance movement. In a tense atmosphere of watchful eyes and suspecting neighbors, one false move can have dire consequences.
For the ambitious young German doctor, Herta Oberheuser, an ad for a government medical position seems her ticket out of a desolate life. Once hired, though, she finds herself trapped in a male-dominated realm of Nazi secrets and power.
The lives of these three women are set on a collision course when the unthinkable happens and Kasia is sent to Ravensbrück, the notorious Nazi concentration camp for women. Their stories cross continents—from New York to Paris, Germany, and Poland—as Caroline and Kasia strive to bring justice to those whom history has forgotten.
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Review Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly – This story began in September 1939. It describes the life of Caroline Ferriday, the main character who lived as a wealthy socialite and Francophile. Her story in this book is seasoned with romance, something that I consider a common staple in Historical Fiction. But who would have thought that Caroline Ferriday managed to grip the readers' attention till the end of the story. Caroline Ferriday put all her energy into helping Polish women who became victims of cruel medical experiments in Ravensbrück. In fact, she also attracted doctors in America to treat the victims so they could recover mentally and physically.
In Poland, a girl named Kasia Kuzmerick joined the young men to fight the Nazis. But her fight didn't end well because she was finally arrested along with his mother and sister who worked as a doctor. Even though her character is a fictional element, you just can't underestimate Kasia Kuzmerick because what happens to her character is based on real events. This information is confirmed by Martha Hall Kelly's research, during which she met several women who survived the tragic story of the Ravensbrück prisoners.
Then the readers will also meet Herta Oberheuser, an actual person in the history of Lilac Girls. She was a very ambitious woman, a surgeon who highly upheld the Nazi ideology. Herta Oberheuser role became a cruel one because she was the one who conducted the experiments on healthy Polish women, only to find ways to commit a mass murder. Herta also encouraged the government at that time to establish Ravensbrück with a hidden agenda that would benefit her own career. Even after the war was over, Herta remained in the historical spotlight. She admitted no regrets and was sentenced with 20 years in prison.
The narrative that Kelly wrote flows nicely even though it is a cruel and painful story. But there are lessons we can learn from this book, one of which is that war brutality always leaves an end that is just so hard to forget. And Caroline Ferriday deserves a great appreciation, because thanks to her services, the Poland women who fell victims to Ravensbrück managed to survive.
Thank you to Martha Hall Kelly who has written this remarkable debut novel.
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I think : Must Buy !
Page length : 512 pages
Publisher / date : Random House USA Inc, Imprint Ballantine Books Inc, 28 Feb 2017
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The narrative that Kelly wrote flows nicely even though it is a cruel and painful story. But there are lessons we can learn from this book, one of which is that war brutality always leaves an end that is just so hard to forget. And Caroline Ferriday deserves a great appreciation, because thanks to her services, the Poland women who fell victims to Ravensbrück managed to survive.


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ACORN works on behalf of people who often find themselves on the bottom of the economic ladder. It works on projects like homeowner mortgage counseling, low-income housing development and foreclosure prevention assistance. These days, these services are more valuable than ever.
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