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Look for are to seeing those troops painted up Gary!ReplyDeleteReplies
At the moment they'd stand a very strong chance if their uniform colour was Magnolia!Delete
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I pe-orders Baroque and received a copy straight after publication. Having enjoyed BI and Impetvs, I looked forward to giving Baroque a try with my ECW armies. Played a few games and enjoyed the games greatly. Baroque produces a good game.
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Ah, rumours of my death and all that . . .Delete
I'll rejig my ECW stuff for the Bartoque rules as they'll give a reasonablly fast game which can be completed in between other time eaters. I like the Impetus gasme style and the way int encourages gamers to be a bit more dreative in the presentation of their armies. I'm still fascinated though at the way we slavishly follow army lists even when not involved in competition gaming. However, I digress.
The hands seem to be on a cycle of about a fortnight's duration, going from fine(ish) to horrible. I'm onto my third consultant now, so I'm prepared for the long haul - two years so far :O))))))
I am not a slave to Army Lists. I use Historical OBs and refight the historical action without the constraint of points or lists. Lists are simply a guide in my book to ascertain relative strength.Delete
Same here, although I don't 'do' periods I have no historical interest in, but I do read them (if they're free usually), it's more like comparing notes. I have to confess to the hunt for the killer army in my WRG Ancients phase, but it petered out after the third edition - or that might have been because of the rule lawyers . . . .Delete
In his early teens, my son used to go to Games Workshop for the weekend gaming until he was challenged because he'd made a sllip up in the force he fielded (Ultra Marines, I think). His defence that it didn't matter that much as it's all fantasy anyway nearly got him lynched. He came home, dumped his kit in the corner of his bedroom and never gamed anything again except for a DBA phase with me.
So, it's not the army lists per se I mind so much as the effect they have on much of the hobby and the fact that in 99% of cases, the authors don't quote references or sources. They could be making anything up and don't encourage gamers to do their own research. The lists can be a useful guide if they're properly put together.
I always liked that cover and have only just realised it is not a design on the flag but a cannonball going through, duh.ReplyDeleteReplies
Well, I have to admit, after the first read through, the cover was the only bit I understood! 🤔Delete
Thanks for the review of "Baroque". Very useful. I've been looking at these rules for a while, but I've resisted so far. I'm really looking for something much more specific - focusing on the 1660-1690 period in Western Europe. (I don't need pike columns, aristocratic Gendarmes, Polish hussaren, and so on). I do remember the WRG rules you mentioned, and also remember VERY well (a bit like an acid flashback) the WRG Renaissance rules. Both were revolutionary in their own way, and they're fun to re-read now. But we've moved on a way from there, I think! Well, maybe.....!! ;)ReplyDelete
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I am directed by the executive committee of The National Workers Union (NWU) to bring to your attention the horrendous situation with regard to the issue of delays experienced by workers and their unions in seeking recognition for the purpose of collective bargaining.
The issue of recognition is the single most important issue facingtrade unions across the planet. Freedom of Association is not a right to be recognised on paper but is fundamental to workers organising themselves for the purpose of collective bargaining.
The Workers Agenda which was piloted by yourself and now-Minister Rudy Indarsingh at the historic Conference of Shop Stewards and Branch officers (COSSABO) held at OWTU Headquarters April 18th 2010 stated: "A limit of three (3) months needs to be put in place for the determination of recognition claims which are made to the Registration, Recognition and Certification Board; the present requirement of fifty-one percent (51%) membership of workers in one particular union for that union to obtain recognition by the Recognition Board should be amended to twenty percent (20%);"
You clearly recognised then that expedition in determining claims for recognition was not being observed and should be dealt with by the institution of time lines.
In a speech delivered by you in your capacity of Minister of Labour on Tuesday January 11, 2011 on the appointment of the members of the Registration, Recognition and Certification Board (RRCB), you said: "From the feedback received from stakeholders during the consultative phase in the development of the Decent Work Policy and Programme of Action, one of the main complaints identified in the registration and recognition process is the duration of the process.
It has been resoundingly reiterated that the determinations of the Board take too long and as such there is a backlog of applications, some dating far back as a decade ago. Something is wrong about that! Justice is denied to the worker when the recognition and certification process is delayed – for whatever reason!" We could not have put it any better!
You went on to say: "… I cannot overstate the importance of expediency in the process. Section 32(1) of the IRA states that 'The Board shall expeditiously determine all applications for certification brought before it…' "…I now request that while the new Board urgently seeks to address the backlog of applications, expeditious action be taken to assess the registration and recognition process, identify both strengths and weaknesses, and make recommendations on improving the system both in the short and long term. I anticipate a presentation on your assessment report within the next three (3) months."
Three years have passed and the term of office of the Board has expired yet the situation remains the same as when you made that speech. While the trade union movement has long called for the repeal of the Industrial Relations Act (IRA) as an oppressive, anti-worker piece of legislation that was enacted by a frightened PNM government during a state of emergency in 1972, the question of expedition in issuing recognition claims can be achieved within the ambit of the present law.
The IRA sets out four basic requirements for gaining a recognition certificate:
How these legal requirements are satisfied in practice is entirely within the ambit of the Board.
Bitter experience over the years has taught the trade union movement that employers will seize every opportunity to ignore and delay the process. This, of course, facilitates the employer in his bid to root out the trade union organisation at the workplace through an orgy of witch hunting and victimisation. Your claim that "Justice is denied to the worker when the recognition and certification process is delayed – for whatever reason" hits the nail on the head.
While we expect the employer to do all in his power to deny his employees trade union recognition, the processes employed by the Board have led us to the conclusion that the State, itself, shares the employer perspective and while it pays lip service to upholding workers right to collective bargaining, it in fact actively participates in the attempt to delay, obstruct and ultimately prevent workers from exercising their right to trade union representation.
The Board has developed Practice Notes that govern the process by which they go about determining applications. These are the cause of most of the problems. While these Notes have their roots in the IRA, they are very much the product of the Board and can therefore be amended by the Board without recourse to amending the legislation.
To be more precise: The development of the Practice Notes and the implementation of the process of determining applications is not so much the product of the RRCB but that of the Secretariat.
The makeup of the Board (members are not full time) militates against it being able on a consistent basis to manage the process of determining applications and in fact it, more or less, accepts and ratifies recommendations emanating from the Secretariat, the members of which are public officers attached to the Ministry of Labour – your Ministry.
The secretariat over the years has built an opaque bureaucracy that in the time-worn tradition of bureaucracy seems more concerned with its own survival than in expeditiously settling recognition claims. It seems more concerned with protecting its turf than carrying out its function. It seems more concerned with "mek wuk" than in ensuring that workers rights are implemented.
The process as far as we understand it is twofold. The first step is determining the appropriateness of the bargaining unit(s); the second step is the checking of records. Trade unions have never had a problem negotiating bargaining units. The secretariat seems to be believe that there is some esoteric science that must be invoked to determine a bargaining unit and that the within the secretariat they alone have the "expertise" to determine bargaining units, which takes an inordinately long time with much toing and froing. It's all a load of rubbish!
Step two is the checking of records which should be relatively easy process, if not for the recalcitrance of the employers and the incredible level of superfluous detail that the Board requires from parties involved in the application.
We support the recommendations contained in the memorandum submitted by the Joint TradeUnion Movement (JTUM) to the Chairman of the Recognition Board dated 5th December 2013 entitled MORE EFFECTIVE PROCEDURES FOR PROCESSING TRADE UNION RECOGNITION CLAIMS
Included among these recommendations are that the following time lines should be introduced:
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Ms. Goodloe's experience covers a wide range of topics from helping to permit a restaurant with the U. S. Forest Service on Aspen Mountain in Aspen, Colorado, to being on the team litigating the proprietary rights between McDonald Douglas and Northrop Corporation to the F-18 military jet, to litigating ownership of original Andy Warhol paintings, to representing the U.S. Government in claims for fraud against multiple federal savings and loans. Ms. Goodloe knows that drafting documents is more than an exercise in legally effective writing; it is also the experience to know whether the document will hold up in court.
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I am pretty busy this week with projects and upcoming trips, and have also just returned from a field trip which I may blog about later. While I have time, I thought I would make a quick post for anyone wondering about my weekly routine in Athens. Here is a list of my usual activities and favorite places in the city.
On Mondays and Wednesdays I have an interactive, on-site class called Sports, Games, and Spectacles in the Graeco-Roman world. This is an academic way of saying that people are forcing me to run and do sports for credit for the first time since middle school. The first Olympics took place in 776 BC, where competitors ran the diaulos race naked, with their knees high and hands open in the correct athletic form. In later years, the combat sports of boxing, wrestling, and pankration were added, along with discos, javelin, the long jump, and the hoplitodromos race-in-armor. On an average day of class, we go to the Panathenaic stadium or the nearby gym to practice these sports as they were done in ancient times, except with fewer accidental deaths and more clothing. While Olympic re-enactments can be a little much first thing in the morning, it is also definitely a once in a lifetime opportunity to run in the actual footsteps of the first Olympians. So far, on field trips around Greece, we have also run the length of ancient stadiums in Olympia and Nemea.
On Tuesdays and Thursdays I have Ancient Greek and Aegean Art and Archaeology, which often takes place on site. On a typical day, I take a taxi in the morning with my housemates to the National Archaeological Museum, where we wait on the steps outside for the whole class to arrive.
After the class leaves I kill time at the museum for a while, then walk a few blocks to Caritas Hellas where I volunteer. Unlike many other countries in Europe, Greece takes in a large number of refugees from Syria, Afghanistan, Africa, and other areas. Caritas Hellas responds to this humanitarian crisis, as well as to natural disasters around the world and poverty within Greece, by providing food, clothing, counseling, and education to hundreds of people, many of whom are children. I volunteer at Caritas for a few hours once a week, sorting donated clothing and playing with the children of refugees.
On Wednesdays I have sports class again, as well as modern Greek language.
Thursday is the last day of classes at CYA, so that field trips and independent travel can take place on three day weekends. It is also the night that the Athens Sports Bar, part of a hostel near the Acropolis, hosts karaoke night. Our professor took my class there for a night out once, and since then I try to be at as many karaoke nights as possible.
While there are many places to buy good produce around Athens, on Fridays the street market—called the Laiki Agora—sets up right in front of my building in Pangrati. Stalls with piles of fruit and vegetables line both sides all along the street; at one end there are a few products like soap and potted plants, while at the other there are people selling fresh fish and secondhand clothing. Most of the street is taken up by people selling fruit, including huge bunches of grapes, bowls filled with different kinds of olives, tomatoes, eggplants, candy and honey, and everything else you could want. Grapes and pomegranates are in season now, so I have been buying them from the same vendor each week. I would provide pictures, but between the elderly Greek women pulling carts, vendors yelling to advertise their prices, and the general small and un-touristy feel of the market, I think I would feel awkward getting my phone out in the middle.
Other places I go on the regular:
Sometimes I go running on the path above the Panathenaic Stadium, which curves around the top of the stairs and is accessible through a small gate on Archimedous street. The track is pretty short, but I like it because there are lookouts around the stadium where you can climb up and get a nice, quiet view of the city.
I also spend a lot of time at Kekkos, a café and shop frequented by all the students at CYA. The owners at Kekkos are sweet and friendly and like to teach us new words and facts about Greece in their free time, and the café itself is great for frappes, freddo espresso, or all kinds of novelty sweets, sandwiches, pastries, and sugar donuts. This is also the place that first exposed me to free snacks in Greece: when you order and sit outside at Kekkos, the staff will always bring biscuits, or even a donut along with your coffee. Once when I was there with friends in the evening they even brought us pieces of homemade baklava. Since it is customary here to drink coffee and alcohol along with food, many bars and cafes will provide bread, olives, fruit, cheese, or other snacks to go with drinks. This is one of my favorite little things about Greece.


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Amidst all the chaos that goes through my mind these days, I let myself sit down and realize that things are okay as it is. You can only ask too much from life. But, nevertheless, I am thankful for my one true confidante: Music. Thank you so much for a gift so profound- that all adjectives describe it. I am at peace. I am at home. (Me, April 24, 2006 on my Friendster blog)
My new thoughts...
On Chaos: I admittedly had it easy. Good thing chaos only 'resided' in my brain back then. Nowadays, there's actual literal chaos not just in my head, but physically manifesting in front of me! The upside is, I now have two very beautiful people who have my back. I could not imagine how I would handle this new and evolved chaos without them. I'd probably go insane.
On Music: I am so happy that absolutely nothing has changed about how I feel about music. I do tend to forget to don the earbuds every now and then, but when I do - magic. What seems like a lonely undertaking at first becomes a team effort - all with the right music. (Choosing the right music is in itself a tricky endeavor I struggle with frequently - but I think I'm getting the hang of it.)


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Is philanthropy a Gallagher family tradition?
Definitely. Through our foundation, the whole family works together to support the Denver community we've made our home.
What are some of your favorite causes?
One key focus is helping promising, underprivileged kids achieve their dreams through education.
How do you know you're making a difference?
When I'm involved directly in schools. For example, I've been on the board of Parent Pathways which runs Florence Crittenton School for teen moms. It's amazing to see those young women changing their lives for the better.
Favorite partner in philanthropy?
The Denver Foundation, hands down. By helping manage the Gallagher Family Foundation, they let us focus on the giving.
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Dude Climbs 1,500 Feet to Change Light Bulb, Conquer Fear of Heights
Changing a light bulb is not hard. Doing it 1,500 feet high in the sky is.
This guy is tasked with the unenvious job of changing a bulb atop a TV tower that's no longer active in Salem, South Dakota.
We can imagine this is quite the rush, although we certainly hope he brought the proper watt bulb with him. It'd be a real bummer if he had to climb all the way back down and then go back up again with the right bulb.


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do you know a way to programmatically invoke a refactoring on a class out of my plugin code? Let's say I have a PsiField and I want to encapsulate the field in a getter method. Is there any API available in IDEA that I can use in my plugin?
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com.intellij.refactoring.RefactoringActionHandlerFactory.getInstance().createEncapsulateFieldsHandler() gives you access to the refactoring.
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Judee and Doug Overturf are natives to Seattle, Washington. Doug received his business degree from the University of Washington in 1968. Judee attended both Western Washington University and the University of Washington. Go Huskies! Doug began his medical sales career in 1968 with American Hospital Supply. They started CoMedical in 1980 in the basement of their home and have grown the company into a highly respected member of the healthcare industry in the Northwest. They have 2 children, Griff and Alison, 6 grandchildren and two boxers.
Doug was known as a teacher, mentor and coach. Over the years he was actively involved in coaching youth sports, conducting adult education in his church and mentoring young sales people. Doug was actively involved in The Program of Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the University of Washington School of Business. Here he spoke to both undergraduate and graduate classes, sharing his knowledge of building and running your own business. Doug believed strongly in the role of the Specialty Distribution. Even though Doug left us May 24th 2014, his spirit lives on and will always be a strong driving force within CoMedical and beyond.
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Griff graduated from the University of Washington's Business School in 1991. He bagan his sales career with CoMedical after graduation. Over the next 6 years, Griff covered several geographic regions and markets for CoMedical. Beginning in 1996 he assumed the responsibilities of sales manager for the company, and worked with the sales team to increase market penetration in all territories. Currently as Vice President of Sales and Operations, Griff's responsibilities now include working closely with the sales team as well as the Sales Support Team to introduce new products. Griff and his wife Shelley live in Mukilteo, Washington with their four children, Haydon, Landon, Mason and Meilin.
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text: Pubdate: Wed, 03 Aug 2016 Source: Colorado Springs Independent (CO) Column: CannaBiz Copyright: 2016 Colorado Springs Independent Contact: http://www.csindy.com Details: http://www.mapinc.org/media/1536 Author: Nat Stein IS MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION JUST AS RACIST AS PROHIBITION WAS? Where there's money, novelty and potential fame, people want in. For some, though, actually getting into Colorado's burgeoning cannabis industry is more difficult than for others. Take the experience of Taneesha Melvin, a 28-year-old Colorado Springs native. This spring, she says, she left her job at Cheyenne Mountain Resort in search of new employment. As a medical marijuana patient herself, Melvin figured her knowledge of strains, experience volunteering at a local dab lounge and service background positioned her well to be a budtender at one of the city's 133 dispensaries. So she dropped $150 on a background check and other licensing fees and set out on the job hunt. Melvin recalls following up on applications and having difficulty getting anyone's ear, though positions weren't yet filled. Each individual snuff was unremarkable, but after more than a dozen applications for active listings yielded a total of zero responses, let alone any offers, deeper rejection set in. "I just felt something was off," Melvin said about her experience seeking employment in the marijuana industry. "And that's when I thought in my head, 'Hmmm, I don't see any other African-Americans in there, do I?' It's all white people." She has no confirmation that she was skipped over because of her race. A dispensary in question didn't return Indy's request for comment. But Melvin suspects her race played an inhibiting role in the process. "You'd think people would get over these attitudes; you'd think we could live right," Melvin said. "But I know I can't be the only person this happened to." Statewide, 29,177 people are licensed to work in the marijuana industry, but the Department of Revenue doesn't track their demographic information. So we can't know exactly who works in the industry, but we do know who can't. To get a job at any level, you need what's called a badge from the Marijuana Enforcement Division. To get that badge, first you need proof of Colorado residency (state-issued driver's license, pay stub, utility bill, credit card statement or anything with an address). Then you must meet requirements: over 21; no convictions of any drug-related felony; no felony in general in the past five years; not a licensed physician recommending medical marijuana; never had caregiver status revoked; not an employee of MED; not a family member of a MED employee; and not in law enforcement. 'You'd think people would get over these attitudes; you'd think we could live right.' click to tweet Those standards were established at the outset of legalization when legitimacy was a top priority, but critics contend a clean record is unfairly exclusionary, considering African-Americans were disproportionately criminalized under prohibition. There may be other barriers keeping minorities out of the industry. Larisa Bolivar, the Latina heading the Cannabis Consumers Coalition, is researching those hurdles for her master's thesis on marijuana policy reform at Regis University. "There's fear - fear of persecution, alienation from conservative family members," she told the Indy about her findings. "But there's also lack of resources. You can't just get a loan to start a business in this industry. It's all private capital. And we just don't have that good-ol' boy network." Bolivar says even without the hard-and-fast numbers that she's also been unable to obtain, inequality is apparent. "We can already see this playing out, with the wave of wealthy white people rolling in," she said, adding that wave will crest soon - both good and bad news for minorities. "Once marijuana becomes federally legal, it's going to be so cheap. There won't be millions to be made; [dispensaries] will be just like liquor stores. So for minorities who can't get in now, they've already missed the boat." His sense that discrimination persists in the legal marijuana industry frustrates Melvin's boyfriend, Calvin Powell, who remembers getting thrown into the back of a paddywagon for having a joint in his pocket in New York City under Mayor Rudy Giuliani. "I've got a lot of friends locked up for less than an ounce of weed," he told the Indy. "It's ridiculous to be going Jim Crow in this industry in 2016 when there are so many blacks still locked up for having a dime bag." - --- MAP posted-by: Jay Bergstrom


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The much-anticipated PlayStation 4 is expected to be unveiled in New York tomorrow, but fresh reports have given new clues as to what to expect. In short, new processors, cloud gaming and a touch-based controller.
Citing sources close to the matter, the reliable Wall Street Journal explains the PS4 will be able to stream existing PS3 games. Given that Sony bought cloud-based gaming service Gaikai last year, it's not a stretch to see streaming as a major part of the new console. If true, it's possible you'll be able to play games like Final Fantasy over the Internet, without having to wait for lengthy downloads or by buying physical discs.
New PS4 games will apparently still come on Blu-ray discs, but older titles will be available for streaming. It's a cool idea in theory, but in reality, unimpressive broadband speeds in the UK are likely to mean smooth, uninterrupted streaming won't always be possible. Cloud gaming service OnLive's similar service failed to impress, due to poor streaming quality and dropped connections.
The WSJ also explains that the PS4 will ditch the Cell processor made in collaboration with IBM and Toshiba, instead opting for a chip made by AMD. It's difficult to know at this point exactly what advantages this will bring to either the quality or speed of gaming, so we'll have to reserve our judgement for its launch. If true, it's likely to make developing games much easier than on Cell, as the PS4 will effectively be a swanky PC.
The same sources are also in agreement that the controller will provide some form of touch-sensitive interaction. It's highly unlikely Sony will ditch physical buttons altogether though. Instead, it's possible we'll be seeing a touch panel in place, similar to the one you see on the back of its PS Vita.
Sony is hosting a PlayStation event tomorrow in glittering New York City, where it's all but certain the PS4 will be finally showing its face. In the meantime, keep your eyes on CNET to keep abreast of all the latest news and put your thoughts on the new console in the comments below, or over on our next-gen Facebook page.


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What do you see in this picture?
Some trees with sunlight on them? Some hills in the background?
However, when we step back to see the whole picture, we see something quite different. (Scroll down to the end of the column to see what the big picture shows.)
Perspective matters. Being able to stand apart and survey the landscape matters. Being able to make sense of differing perceptions of reality matters.
Here are a few suggestions for gaining perspective in a time of dramatic, disruptive change.
1. No one sees the whole picture. Therefore we need to read and converse broadly. Just as our networks need to be diverse and widely dispersed, so should our sources of information. No one has the whole story that we need for understanding what is going on around us. Ultimately, we are responsible for developing our own perspective.
2. Background is bias. Everyone's past history impacts their perspective. It can blind them or prejudice them to a more balanced perspective. To the best you can, know the historical and cultural background of the people you look to for information and insight. Be a good critic of those of us who present our opinions to the world.
3. Expert knowledge is not what it used to be. Just because someone has spent their career in a specialized area doesn't mean that their insight is relevant. Increasingly, value comes from linking different perspectives and sources of information to create a perspective that takes in a broader range of considerations. When a person can place their specialized knowledge into a larger perspective, then their insights begin to have value.
4. Knowing what you don't know is more important than what you do. As human beings, we like to feel comfortable and secure. This is certainly true about our knowledge and perceptions. The reality is that none of us know enough to be totally secure in knowing every thing we need to know. It is important therefore that we develop networks of people who have different areas of knowledge for us to draw upon. Knowledge is no longer a skill of acquiring encyclopedic knowledge. Instead, developing the skills for networking and investigation are the essential tools for acquiring the knowledge we need to make good decisions.
5. Context matters more and more. And context is determined by the various social networks that we are connecting with each day.One set of contexts are our families, our workplace, our community and the friends, acquaintances and colleagues that we see socially.
Another set of contexts is ideological and structural. If you are a social conservative or politically progressive, you are in an ideological context that establishes a fixed perspective for interpreting what is happening. For example, if you listen to Rush Limbaugh or read the Huffington Post, your are functioning within a defined, albeit narrow, ideological context. Our ideological perspective can act to filter out the information that challenges guiding assumptions and perceptions. It acts just like a closed social network does to maintain group integrity. It also limits access to new ideas. The challenge, therefore, is to have a clear set of values that guide how we interpret the information and opinions that we receive.
If you work in a large corporate environment, your perspective is different than if you are a small business owner. If you work in a technology company, your perception of how business works is different that if you work in a local community non-profit. Everyone of us has our perspective formed by the contexts where we live and work. By recognizing this, we allow ourselves to become more open to differing perspectives so that we can gain a larger picture of what is happening around us.
In addition, the safe assumption is that until proven otherwise, everyone has an agenda that may or may not be evident in what they are presenting as relevant information. Be a good critic and if something sounds too good to be true or too judgmental or unfair, then it is probably driven by an agenda which prejudices and restricts perspective rather than opens it.
6. There are no final conclusions. Every perspective and perception is subject to modification. We should remain open to greater clarification and insight. This doesn't mean we never have formed opinions or reach definitive conclusions. Rather, we are constantly testing our beliefs against an expanding perception of what is really going on. As a result, knowing our own values and what is important to us is essential if we are to be good judges of what we hear and see.
When we gain a broader perspective, we can step back and see what is before us in a much larger context. As in this picture of the Grand Tetons in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The trees and scrub in the foreground as shown in the picture above are not the whole story of this picture. Instead, it is a small facet of a picture of dramatic storm clouds hovering over a sillouette of the mountains.
So too, our perception of what is happening around us. When we see what is right before us and what is coming in the distance, then a more beautiful, realistic vista of the future can be seen.


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AEMC Chairman, John Pierce, has addressed the Eastern Australia's Energy Markets 2012-25 forum in Sydney. He participated in the session on the impact of the carbon price on the energy market during the period 2012-25 (10.00am 18 October 2012 AEST). John Pierce's conference paper can be viewed below which accompanied his speech and provides greater detail on the issues that were outlined.
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Improving the Efficiency of Investment and Consumer Choice in the NEM. Conference Paper, Eastern Australia's Energy Markets 2012 25, 17 19 October 2012, Sydney.
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Hiring a web designer to take care of your business site can be quite tricky if you don't know where to look. Usually, people tend to rush these things and avoid paying attention to details. Cheap web designers will do a cheap work, especially if they are freelancers and they do not have a lot of experience behind. This is why it is way more appropriate to hire WordPress Specialists who know exactly what they are doing and they've been doing it for a while. Web design is paramount for gathering clients and making information available through an interactive way. Owning a responsive online platform will make clients see that you are someone who places quality first. Here are some factors you might want to take into account when hiring a web designer:
Their portfolio
The portfolio you are given or shown before deciding to hire a web designer is the first ticket to understanding and knowing them and their style better. Each and every creative work employee knows how to place their information as visually pleasing as possible. If that's not happening, you are not looking at the right person. Here's what you might want to follow:
- No unnecessary information. The portfolio should only show a summary of the very best work of the person in cause. Putting together pieces of work that aren't 100% perfect means this web designer doesn't care about details or doesn't have sufficient work projects to show. Properly selecting the work to ensure that all of it is up to scratch and follows a certain standard means you are looking at something right.
- Key pieces. The portfolio should start with key pieces to grab the hirer's attention and finish in the same manner with a striking talking point that will maybe start a further conversation with your candidate.
- Online portfolios. Ask about an online portfolio. These are the ones that show the true side of web designing to people, because you will be able to check reviews and reactions for each and every project listed there. Making a portfolio public means the owner is truly satisfied with their work and has nothing to hide.
- Showing past projects. Past projects are a way to let the employer know what the journey towards obtaining the results was. A web designer is going through a lot of stress and hard work to obtain a qualitative product at the end. This is what you are looking for.
Their experience
Experience is a factor you will surely want to point out from the very beginning. Hiring someone who creates seamless designs as a part of their everyday activity means you will get the best out of your future business platform. WordPress rules the industry and standing out of the crowd is essential. A candidate that shows their experience with pride is what you are seeking for. Look for self-initiated projects in their portfolio and this way you'll make sure they love their job more than anything in the world.


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SEO is one of the most competitive fields you can be in online especially when applied to affiliate marketing campaigns. And for a newcomer, it can be really difficult to learn things and get ahead because most of the information available about the topic are either outdated or simply garbage.
So how does a newbie identify which ones are worth his time or money? If you've been in this business for some time, you probably have found out yourself that you'll really have to do your own tests. Yes, it can be time consuming and it might require some money but the rewards can be life-changing!
A lot of successful SEO's are already living their dreams but only a few of them share their secrets. One of these few is Brian Dean who started his blog, Backlinko.com last year where he shares his proven link building strategies. Since then, it has become so popular because of the quality of information in there and because he applied his ninja SEO techniques on it. Some of the pages on his site have the top rankings for highly competitive terms. Again, proving how his strategies and techniques work.
Last week, I got the chance to interview Brian and pick his brains on SEO & affiliate marketing. I hope you'll find the answers to some of your own questions in our conversation below. Here's how it went:
In a lot of interviews, they usually start with how people began in the field where they are now successful. I wanna do the opposite of that and hopefully get my readers inspired and excited… so can you share with us where you are now with your goals in life and how did SEO and Affiliate Marketing help you get there? How many figures did you make last month?
Although I have pretty ambitious goals, I'm pretty happy with where I'm at right now. I have a few different sources of income and am earning 5-figures per month. SEO and affiliate marketing helped me learn the skills (like content marketing and link building) that I've used to rank sites in a number of different industries (and monetize those sites with affiliate offers).
If there's one thing you think most unsuccessful affiliate marketers are doing wrong, what is it and how can it be changed or avoided?
The one thing they do wrong is think of themselves as "affiliate marketers" and create sites that are "affiliate sites". I never had much success trying to create sites that didn't add any value and were just there to make money.
Don't let affiliate marketing define your site or what you do. Affiliate commissions are just a way to make money from a site. It shouldn't define how you create and market your site.
What is the first thing an aspiring affiliate marketer should learn before doing anything else?
That's a good question. They should learn how to create and market content, like blog posts, guides and infographics. That's a skill that can be used in almost any industry to generate traffic. So I'd look at what guys like Chris Brogan, Derek Halpern and Pat Flynn are doing and incorporate those things into your site's marketing.
What kind of products or services do you promote? What niche do you find most profitable?
I promote mostly CPA (cost per action) offers. But I've found the personal finance space to be the most lucrative.
One of the critical decisions a newbie affiliate marketer has to make is choosing what product or service to promote. How do you do it? What is your process of selecting products or services to promote to have the greatest chance of success?
The first thing I'd recommend is to see what your target audience is interested in. 90% of your offer's success will hinge on how well matched it is to your traffic.
Once you have that figured out by seeing what keywords people use to find or site or what pages they land on most often when searching in Google, I'd check out OfferVault and ClickBank to see if there's a product that's a good fit. If not, you may have to find other products that aren't listed on these sites (for example, most SaaS products have internal affiliate programs).
How do you go about promoting your affiliate marketing campaigns? Do you mainly go for organic search traffic only or do you also run paid ads? What would you recommend to others, especially the newbies?
Yes, I go mostly for SEO traffic. I'd recommend that newbies do the same because then you'll learn how to market content (as I mentioned earlier in the interview).
If you were to start again on SEO from scratch with no money and no connections, how would you do it?
The first thing I'd do is save some money. It's almost impossible to compete in SEO without any cash on hand. You don't need a lot, but even $1,000 will buy you things like a nice site design, fast hosting etc. that are important for success in SEO.
Then I'd look at the current landscape in my niche and see where I can beat them. Finally, I'd create one of the best sites in my industry and promote the heck out it.
Google has the biggest share in the search engine marketplace and they keep changing their algorithm, leaving a lot of webmasters broke with sudden losses of traffic. Do you have some advice to the SEO newbie that should work despite any update Google will release?
As long as you build relevant, authority links and mix up your anchor text, you don't really need to worry about updates. Updates tend to hit sites that are pushing the envelope or relying too much on one strategy.
What tools and services do you currently use for SEO and/or marketing and what do you use each of them for?
Here are the tools I use at the moment:
BuzzStream: For link prospecting and outreach management.
Ahrefs: For backlink analysis.
ScrapeBox: For finding link opportunities.
If you are to create your own tool to make life easy for SEO's and release it to the pubic, what would it be and why?
Good question!
It would be a tool that could find link opportunities using search strings, grab their contact information and then send them personalized emails.
What are the link building strategies you use and what is your most recommended?
I use dozens of strategies, so I can't list them all here.
One that I've been having a lot of success with lately is curated content (here's an example). The perceived value of curated content is really high because you're saving people the hassle of finding good information on a given topic.
Glen of ViperChill said "people rarely know what they really want until you give it to them" and I agree with that. So if there's one important thing about SEO and link building I should have asked that I didn't, what is it and how would it impact our chances of success?
I also agree with that (and pretty much everything Glen has to say).
The one thing I'd recommend is to spend as much as you can on a top notch design for your site and your content. It's one of the best ways for you to stand out from the competition and generate links and traffic to your site.
Thanks a lot Brian for sharing your thoughts and recommendations! This gives us a peek into the real deal when it comes to SEO and internet marketing.
For more of Brian's strategies, you can visit his site and/or sign up for his SEO That Works training program. It's currently closed for new registrations but you can enter your email so you'll be notified when he opens it again. Hope you've enjoyed this Q&A and got some important takeaways to apply on your own business.


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Thanks to the Swift and HETE-2 satellites, astronomers have just gotten a lot closer to cracking a long-standing mystery: the origin of "short" gamma-ray bursts (GRBs). Observations of one of these bursts, which flared on July 24th, support the leading theoretical model. In this picture, two compact stellar remnants in a binary system come together in an explosive flash of gamma rays. The binary can consist of either two neutron stars or a black hole and a neutron star.
First discovered in the 1960s, GRBs fall into two broad categories. About 85 percent last anywhere from 2 seconds to several minutes, whereas the remaining 15 percent last less than 2 seconds. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, the Dutch/Italian BeppoSAX satellite quickly pinpointed the location of several "long" GRBs. These quick detections allowed for follow-up observations of afterglows, which showed convincingly that these extraordinarily violent events occur when the cores of massive stars collapse, forming black holes. Magnetic fields channel some of the infalling stellar material into two narrow jets that shoot away from a black hole at near-light speeds. Shock waves within the jets generate the gamma rays.
Unfortunately, BeppoSAX could not slew fast enough to pinpoint the precise locations of short GRBs, making follow-up observations all but impossible. But by living up to its name, Swift has changed everything. Swift detected a short GRB on May 9th and then observed a short-lived X-ray afterglow in the outskirts of an old elliptical galaxy with minimal star formation. This fits nicely with the merger theory. It takes 100 million years or longer for two compact objects in a binary system to merge as their mutual orbit slowly decays. This gives a binary plenty of time to wander far from its birthplace. In contrast, long GRBs always have been observed near star-forming regions, because the massive stars that produce them don't live long enough to travel far from their place of origin.
On July 24th Swift pinpointed another short GRB's location. A team led by Edo Berger (Carnegie Observatories) immediately followed up and caught a fading afterglow with the 6.5-meter Magellan Telescope, the 40-inch Swope Telescope, and the Very Large Array network of radio antennas. Unlike the May 9th event, whose location could not be nailed down precisely because its afterglow faded within minutes, the July 24th GRB afterglow lingered for 35 hours. This enabled Berger and 23 colleagues to link the GRB definitively with an ancient elliptical galaxy 3 billion light-years away. As reported in a paper submitted to Nature, Berger's team discovered that the afterglow is 8,000 light-years from the galaxy's center, which is not actively forming stars. Like the May 9th short GRB, the July 24th burst is far from any star-forming region.
The optical and radio observations of the fading July 24th afterglow suggest that short-lived jets injected energy into the surrounding interstellar material, fulfilling another prediction of the merger model. This theory predicts that colliding compact objects will leave behind a small amount of material that is channeled into two short-lived jets. Moreover, the July 24th short GRB was 10 to 1,000 times less energetic than a typical long GRB, which also agrees with the merger theory.
Swift isn't the only NASA satellite that is catching short GRBs. On July 7th HETE-2 localized a short GRB. But in this case follow-up optical and X-ray observations detected a fading afterglow in a star-forming region of a relatively nearby galaxy. This is not a death knell, however, for the merger scenario. "Galaxies of all types and ages should and do produce compact binary systems that eventually merge," says Joshua Bloom (University of California, Berkeley), who led the studies of the May 9th GRB. "The Milky Way has more than a half-dozen known neutron star binaries that will eventually merge. So it would be surprising to me if short-bursts only occurred in ellipticals."
While the May 9th and July 24 events provide strong evidence that short GRBs come from mergers, Robert Duncan (University of Texas) points out that an unknown fraction could result from powerful flares on magnetars — neutron stars with stupendously powerful magnetic fields. A giant flare from the Milky Way magnetar SGR 1806-20 was observed on December 27, 2004. The characteristics of this flare had much in common with short GRBs, and Swift could have detected the event had it occurred in a galaxy up to 200 million light-years away.
Bloom emphasizes that despite the great strides made in solving the GRB mystery, the recent observations fall short of "absolute proof" that the short bursts are caused by mergers. "What is clear is that the progenitors of short GRBs must be very different than those of long GRBs," he says.
"Finding an unambiguous counterpart for a short hard bursts has been at the top of almost everyone's list of the most pressing issues in GRB science for years," adds Stan Woosley (University of California, Santa Cruz), a leading GRB theorist. "It is amazing that, after all that time, two independent confirmations would come within weeks of each other."
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This is a Romy kit that will be transformed from ugly duckling into a beautiful swan... (ok , it's a matter of taste) I seriously considered the Yugo UF, but I think for a trial run this is best.
Those that are going to bad mouth it, don't even respond. Those that want to make suggestions; please respond..
My only real concern is the magazine catch and gas tube lever, possibly the axis pins and the carrier....
Here's what it looks like prepped and ready to go, probably get this out tomorrow to this guy.... I think I am going to let him borrow it...lol
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Wildschweingeschichten, DDR 1981, © Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv
By his pioneering observations of wild boar Heinz Meynhardt, a hobby biologist, has not only turned into a luminary of GDR biology but also into a well-known figure in public TV. In the 10-episodes-serial Wildschweingeschichten / Boar Story he tells about his experiences with a horde of wild boar. This episode shows how tusker Emil from Meynhardt's horde has been captured and put into the zoo and there founds a new horde with wild sow Emma.
Heinz Meynhardt, DDR 1981, 14 min; from the archive: Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv. By courtasy of Margot Meynhardt.


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As knowledge is growing in the field of AD management in the SCI population, it is important to regularly review the literature and ensure that the information used both in research and practice is current and evidence-based. The aim of this section is to provide an overview of the current systematic reviews available in this area related to AD management in the SCI population.
Table 2: Systematic Review on AD
We found two systematic reviews looking at the effectiveness of AD management interventions.
Courtois et al. (2012) reported that 37 papers on the specific treatment of AD showed that nifedipine, prazosin, captopril and clonidine are candidates in the context of sexual activity. Krassioukov et al. (2009) found strong evidence that intravesical resiniferatoxin and intersphincteric anal block with lidocaine were effective inthe prevention of AD episodes. The same authors also found evidence that nifedipine is useful in the prevention of dangerous blood pressure elevation during diagnostic or therapeutic procedures. Krassioukov et al. (2009) also found that topical lidocaine is not beneficial for the management of AD in SCI population. Finally, these authors found only limited evidence supporting the use of botulinum toxin injections into the detrusor muscle and no support for the use of anticholinergicsfor AD management. . Liu et al. (2015) explored the latrogenic urological triggers of AD. AD has a high incidence rate in urodynamics and the majority of patients without anesthesia developed AD during cystoscopy, transurethral litholapaxy, and EWSL. Nifedipine was shown to be the most effective medication during urodynamics, cystoscopy and ESWL for relief of acute AD and for prevention of AD. Although the authors found that higher quality research assessing the management of AD in the SCI population is needed, they concluded that careful evaluation of individuals with SCI and increased awareness and early recognition of possible triggers that could result in AD remains the most effective approach in AD management.


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Do you love Redskins football AND the ballet? The Loudoun Ballet Performing Arts Company will be welcoming guest performer Josh Norman for their December 14 evening show of The Nutcracker.
Fresh off his stint on ABC's Dancing with the Stars, Redskins cornerback Josh Norman will play the part of an Arabian prince in the classic Christmas ballet The Nutcracker.
For those of you unfamiliar with the ballet, this is a beautiful, sinuous dance in Act II after the big battle scene. Most versions of this piece are extremely intricate, with plenty of graceful lifts to accentuate the mysterious, lilting music. Keep an eye out for Norman's appearance in this traditionally athletic role!
DATES: December 14-16, 2018 (Josh Norman will be dancing in the Dec. 14 evening show)
TIMES: Friday, Dec. 14 -- 7:30 p.m. | Saturday, Dec. 15 -- 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. | Sunday, Dec. 16 -- 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
WHERE: Loudoun Valley High School | 340 North Maple Avenue in Purcellville, VA
Online Advance Purchase Tickets: $20 for children under 12 and seniors over 65 | $23 for adults and $28 for premium seats | Click here to choose your seats and purchase tickets.
Day-of Tickets purchased at the door: $25 for children under 12 and seniors over 65 | $35 for adults
A portion of the proceeds from the special performance will go to Norman's Starz24 Foundation for children's programming and family services. The foundation provides mentoring opportunities for children and annual events such as back-to-school supply drives.
**All pictures in this article are courtesy of the Loudoun Ballet Performing Arts Company.
For more information about any of the performances and other upcoming shows, visit the Loudoun Ballet Performing Arts Company website.
Are you a big Josh Norman fan or a big Nutcracker fan? What is your favorite part of the ballet? Let us know in the comments below!


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Thu, 9 November 2017
"Raising capital is very difficult, but often very necessary"
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Crystal has raised $6 million for her startup, so on this episode she is teaching the exact path to raising capital. Whether you're looking to raise money from investors, considering an ICO, or any other path to raising money, Crystal is walking through exactly what you need to know.
But one of the most important things when raising money is to avoid the temptation to fall into complacency, seeing how long your runway to profitability is, and how much money you can spend before you run out. Even after you have raised money, you have to be frugal in your choices to really turn your business into something that generates consistent profit.
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It's Sunday, which means that it is time for the #rememberingthesedays for photographs that capture the special moments in family life round up with myself and Clare from Mudpie Fridays.
Twelve weeks in and we continue to be blown away by the incredible images, the beautiful memories shared and the real community feel that is starting to develop. Instagram is my happy place, and I love that you all share these precious moments with us at #rememberingthesedays.
And with that said, we would love you all to keep joining in next week, we love seeing those precious family moments from the ordinary moments to the extraordinary, because let's face it, when you have children even the ordinary moments become special. Simply tag any photos of your memories #rememberingthesedays for a chance to feature.
This week for me it is all about faceless pictures…
Top Left – @notmyyearoff
Top Right – @islandliving365
Bottom Left – @hotpinkwellingtons
Bottom Right – @mypetitcanard
Making a house a home
This week has been all about unpacking and getting sorted out. Lucky for us we have our very own little handyman to help us out!
Baby Blue Eyes
My favourite photo from Clare's feed this week is this shot of Kipper showing off his beautiful blue eyes with a pop of colour on a black and white photo. Simply stunning.
Those eyes, I had my first lesson in photoshop on Wednesday night and we learnt all about picking out colour. Ive been trying to find away to record Kipper's eye colour as its likely to change into a wishy washy green like mine. You can already see green flecks appearing… at least I will be able to remember the blue to now.
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How can I get my son to sleep in a horizontal positon?
Q: My 7-month-old hates being horizontal, no matter how tired he is. How can I put him down so he'll sleep? Even if he falls asleep while being held vertically in my arms, he'll wake up and fuss when I put him down horizontally, no matter how asleep he was just a moment before. Help, please -- my arms hurt!
A: If your baby has reflux, he may prefer sleeping in a more upright position. However, I suspect that it may not actually be the horizontal position that he prefers; he may just prefer being held.
A good first step: put him down while he's awake for his bedtime routine and feed him; this ensures that his final nighttime feeding is at the start and not at the end of the routine. Once he is in his crib, sit next to him and pat him to sleep. He may not like the change at first, but after just a few nights, he'll get the hang of falling asleep without being held. Once he starts to fall asleep in his crib, start gradually moving yourself farther away until he is completely soothing himself to sleep.
It can be a difficult process, but it will likely help your little guy learn how to fall asleep on his own rather than needing you to hold him to sleep, especially if he also wakes throughout the night and has to held to fall asleep again. Persistence and consistency are the key to making these changes, but it will help everyone get the sleep they need!
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I am worried about my memory
Many of us notice that our memory gets worse as we get older, but it can be difficult to tell whether this is a sign of an underlying condition like dementia.
Find out more about the signs of dementia, and what you should do if you are concerned about your own, or someone else's memory. Alzheimer's Society has advice about how you can reduce your risk of dementia, and manage memory problems.
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When the body isn't manufacturing enough bile on its own, biliary insufficiency support may be necessary. Patients who suffer from food intolerances, depression, anxiety, ADHD, inflamed bowel, constipation or diarrhea have a lack of bile flow, which further adds to their struggles. When fecal matter is not pushed out of the intestinal tract it sits there and rots, compacts on the side wall and prevents absorption of nutrition from further food.
Health Line says, "The bile ducts carry bile from the liver and gallbladder through the pancreas to the small intestine (the duodenum)." Bile duct blockage is not uncommon. Obstruction of bile ducts is biliary obstruction.
The Digestive Disease Center says, "The pancreas and liver produce juices (pancreatic juice and bile) which help in the process of digestion (i.e. the breakdown of food into parts which can be absorbed easily and used by the body)."
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Michael McEvoy, FDN, CNC, CMTA, from Metabolic Healing says, "Bile is an essential 'de-greaser' and 'emulsifier' of dietary fats. Bile is also essential for the utilization of the fat soluble vitamins A, D, E and K." They go on to say, "Bile salts alkalinize the food, preparing nutrients for assimilation in the small intestine."
The Merck Manual says biliary obstruction is also recognizable as, "The skin and whites of the eyes look yellow, the skin itches, urine is dark, and stools may become light-colored and smell foul."
Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride says in FAQS (Frequently Asked Questions), "Pasty stools which are difficult to pass is poor bile production." She goes on to say, "The pale color can be due to low bile output and high levels of probiotics in the diet: the bile makes the stool brown while probiotic bacteria make it look pale."
If the body is struggling to produce enough bile, due to a lack of bile salts, the body can not properly digest fats, acid production will flare causing acid indigestion and toxicity will not get excreted causing a build up of toxins. People who do not produce enough bile have a lot of toxic buildup. All of those things negatively affect the hormones.
Another sign of poor bile flow is fecal matter that is difficult to pass at first, often described as passing a golf ball or passing a baseball. Frequent constipation is also a sign of poor bile flow.
Biotics Research says, "There's a difference between insufficiency and stasis. Insufficiency is when you have a light-colored or clay-colored stool. That is generally your first indication of insufficiency."
Click here for a complete breakdown of what your stool should look like and how frequently you should evacuate.
There are many ways to assist with the problem, from increasing water intake to yoga poses, but they need to be constantly put in motion. The top three natural cures to get the body regularly functioning on its own, time after time, for constipation or improperly functioning bile ducts are GAPS shakes, ox bile, and kraut juice.
Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride, in GAPS FAQS (Frequently Asked Questions) says, "Poor fat digestion is usually due to bile stones. You need to introduce GAPS milkshakes, coffee enemas and use Ox bile supplements with your meals. Introduce fats gradually, starting from small amounts per meal."
Biotics Research manufactures ox bile, in the form of Beta Plus, which stimulates bile flow naturally. Often times supplements have added fillers or the capsule/coating is not beneficial, doing more damage to a sensitive gut. Beta Plus is one of the highest recommended for sensitive digestive tracts.
When taking ox bile be sure to cycle the dose to prevent dependency on the bile salts. Cycling the dose means day one- take one, day two- take two, day three- take three and then cycle back to day one. Ox bile works best when taken with a meal.
When the gal bladder has been removed biliary salts prove highly beneficial. Biotics Research says biliary salts are, "Useful in cases where the gallbladder has been removed and the symptoms of a gallbladder dysfunction are still present."
Click here to access Beta Plus Ox Bile.
For GAPS Milkshake (page 117): "Make a juice from a mixture of fruit and vegetables, add 1-2 raw eggs (both the yolk and the white) and a large dollop of raw sour cream (if sour cream was not introduced yet, use coconut oil) and whisk the whole thing. It will turn into a delicious 'milkshake'. The fats and protein balance the sugars in the juice, keeping the blood sugar under control. The juices of apple, celery, beetroot and other vegetables soften the gallbladder stones over time, while the fat provides gentle stimulation to the liver to squeeze these stones out. Start this milkshake from a few tablespoons per day and gradually increase to 2 glasses per day: fist thing in the morning on an empty stomach and middle of afternoon."
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Jo Bouffler says:
I found this information very helpful but what if a person has had their gall bladder removed?
Ryan says:
You should be taking an ox bile supplement for the rest of your life. I would start with 500mg every meal and see how your poop looks and go from there.
Jennifer W says:
Does NCM recommend the use of any other fruits and/or vegetables for the milkshake in addition to apples, beetroot and celery? I have allergies to all 3 of the mentioned produce.
Becky Plotner says:
she recommends 50% be fruit like pineapple or green apple for taste. use what you are not allergic to – the fats from the yolk and sour cream balance out the sugar spike from the sweet. she recommends gut healing first on phase one so that the allergies are gone. do the sensitivity test to be sure before adding. she also says that the foods that leak through the leaky gut will show up on an allergy test but after phase one (and the following stages) when the gut is sealed and healed form meat stock the leaking will stop and you shouldn't have issues with those foods any longer.
k.briann says:
Hi there- just started researching and I 'm glad I found this. I have major gut issues and in the past have been told I have fat malabsorption and my Nd once said I had sluggish bile flow. The stool color has been normal for quite some time but I recently started a new probiotic and the color is back to a light tan color. Would it be that way due to a combination of poor bile flow and new probiotics?
Wendy says:
Can I do the liver flushes using a Vitamix instead of a juicer? Perhaps this would help with the constipation but also soften the stones?
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Bank of Utah has many great savings options to choose from based on your needs: short-term, high-interest, children, or retirement. Whatever your unique savings needs, Bank of Utah has an account for you!
The Regular Savings account is a simple account that offers daily compounding interest which is credited to your account quarterly. This account is designed to start building cash reserves with a smaller balance.
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Scott's road to recovery
STUNTMAN Scott McLean's plan for his road to recovery is going to include the August 2011 City to Surf along with a team of actor friends who are going to use the event as both a celebration of their mate's recovery and a chance to raise money for charity.
Seven months after a Hollywood stunt went wrong in Bangkok during the filming of Hangover 2, Scott's speech and memory is slowly returning.
The accident occurred when Scott was leaning out of a speeding vehicle during a key chase scene when it was hit by another vehicle involved in the take.
"Everyday I see his speech a bit better," his partner and constant companion Raelene Chapman said.
Raelene spends every waking moment by Scott's side so she can be there for every small achievement.
Scott suffered critical brain damage in the accident.
He is now in the process of relearning how to walk and talk.
Yesterday, Scott's father, Norm McLean, said his son has his setbacks but is doing well.
"He can't wait to get out (of hospital) so he can get on with his life," Mr McLean said.
It was revealed on Channel 9's 60 Minutes on Sunday that Scott hoped to return to work as a stunt co-ordinator.
His father said after the 60 minutes episode his phone "rang hot" with well-wishers saying they were proud his son had done so well during his rehabilitation.


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The benefits of swimming, important points
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My Love Affair with Wine
by Larry Horne
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|ISBN: 978-0-9917484-6-4 (paperback)
Motivated by his passion for all things wine, Larry has written a rich and colourful memoir that documents his exploits as a wine collector, winemaker, grape grower and – in his second career – sales manager for Calamus Estate Winery.
Wine has been the basis for Horne's many international travels with his wife and wine-drinking partner, Alice Bannon. They have travelled to five continents in search of the ultimate wine-tasting experience, and these adventures figure prominently in his memoir.
About Larry Horne
Larry Horne grew up in Scarborough, Ontario, in the 1950s. He has lived in Northern Ontario and on both of Canada's coasts. A 1973 graduate of the Ryerson Institute of Technology (now Ryerson University) in Toronto, he spent thirty years in the broadcast sales industry before moving to St. Catharines in 2005 to work full-time in the wine business. His wine travels began in 1984 and continue to this day.