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Here is the link to the manual for the North American version of the HF21. It is an NTSC version, not PAL, so the specifications may be a little different. But the operating procedures should be the same.
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Celebrating Yom Kippur in Jerusalem
By Yael Eckstein
It really felt like angels were walking down the streets on Yom Kippur, as Jerusalem's residents walked to Temple fasting, dressed in all white in order to represent the spiritual state that we all aspire to during this very holy and meaningful day.
Nearly every Jewish person in Israel was attending Temple from morning until night.
There were no cars on the streets so the children frolicked and played while their parents watched from the windows of the synagogue.
Like any democracy, Israel contains people of all levels of religious observance and widely varying political opinions. But Yom Kippur is the holiday that brings us all together.
It is the one day a year when we put aside our differences and pray to God to grant us life, safety, health, prosperity, and happiness for the upcoming year.
Although each person makes their own personal appeals to God on Yom Kippur, I truly believe that it is the intensity of the community coming together that touches the angels up in heaven. On this day we know we are one because we are all God's children.
For me, Yom Kippur is a wakeup call for change. The world faces many problems, but what Yom Kippur reminds me is that all change must start within each person's heart and home.
Although we may not be directly involved in high level peace talks or economic debates, we are not powerless when it comes to these issues. In fact, we have the greatest weapon for change of all — prayer.
I find that when I really pray with all my heart and cry out to God like I do each year on Yom Kippur, I see a direct change for good in my life.
Seeing God at work in my life gives me confidence that I can change the world for the better.
All of us at one time have struggled with the question: Can I, one little person, change the whole world? We all have a burning desire to leave the world a better place for our children and grandchildren.
Yom Kippur is the day when God tells us, His children, that all we need to do is to approach Him with a humble and grateful heart and ask for the things we need, and He will do the rest.
Although Yom Kippur is a one-day observance for Jews, our prayers from those 24 hours follow us throughout the year. They are the voice in our ear asking us if each decision we make will bring us closer to or further from God.
Yom Kippur renews our resolve to listen to what God is telling us and institute real change within ourselves, our families, and the world.
Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement, is observed on the tenth day of the month of Tishrei on the Hebrew calendar, which falls in September or October on the Gregorian calendar (the calendar in common use throughout the world). This day marks the culmination of the High Holy Days or Ten Days of Repentance, which began ten days earlier with Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. Yom Kippur offers Jews the final opportunity of the year to repent of their sins.
During the 24-hour period of Yom Kippur, Jews fulfill the biblical commandment to deny themselves by fasting from food and water, engaging in intense soulsearching, and praying for forgiveness.
From the evening of the holiday until sundown the following day (except for the few hours when they go home to sleep), Jews are in the synagogue beseeching God for forgiveness and reflecting upon the course of their lives.
Besides fasting, there are a number of Jewish customs and traditions associated with Yom Kippur. For example, Jews immerse themselves in a mikvah, or ritual bath, beforehand in order to fulfill the biblical command, "You shall immerse yourselves in water and be purified." This practice, from which Christian baptism originated, symbolizes purification and regeneration, as well as new birth through repentance. Jews greet each other on the holiday with the words "gemar chatimah tovah," meaning, "May you be sealed for good in God's Book of Life in the coming year." [Special blessing and services] Parents customarily bless their children with the priestly benediction and often with an additional special blessing as well. Here's an excerpt:
"May it be the will of our Father in Heaven to put into your heart love and reverence for Him. May the reverence for God accompany you all the days of your life that you may not commit sin. May your longing be for the Bible and God's commandments. May your eyes be directed straight, your mouth speak wisdom, your heart strive for holiness. May your hands be occupied with good deeds and your feet hasten to do the will of your Father in Heaven."
It is also customary to give extra charity before the holiday and to light memorial candles in memory of departed family members. As with all Jewish festivals, the woman formally ushers in the holiday by lighting the candles at sundown.
On Yom Kippur, Jews attend synagogue, where the mood is one of solemnity and awe but also of hope.
A spirit of holiness pervades the congregation as all stand before God during this final 24-hour period before the end of the year. All appeal to the eternal Judge for a merciful judgment.
The services on Yom Kippur morning and afternoon contain a number of unique features. Jews recite a series of confessionals for sins they may have committed during the course of the past year. These prayers recall how the high priest in ancient days entered the Holy of Holies as intercessor to pray for forgiveness for the House of Israel (see Leviticus 16).
In another portion of the service, worshipers remember their ancestors who suffered martyrdom rather than abandon their faith in God. They also recite prayers of Yizkor, or "remembrance," for the souls of deceased members of their families. The biblical passages read on this holy day include the 58th chapter of Isaiah describing the true nature of a fast day, and the Book of Jonah, which reminds Jews that God's people can never flee from Him or His judgment.
The Book of Jonah also reaffirms on this special Day of Atonement that God is a loving, merciful, and forgiving Lord, who cares for our welfare and seeks our repentance.
Finally, as nightfall approaches and Yom Kippur is about to end, Jews pray the Neilah, or "closing service." The liturgy of this service describes the heavenly gates as closing, leaving man, the petitioner, with a last opportunity to plead his case before final judgment.
The prayer service reaches its climax as the congregation declares the central Jewish affirmation, "Hear, O Israel, the Lord our God the Lord is One. Blessed be His glorious kingdom for ever and ever," and repeats seven times the phrase, "God is the Lord."
The service concludes with one blast of the shofar, or ram's horn. The congregation, trusting in God and confident of His favorable judgment, proclaims, "Next year in Jerusalem!" The drama of the Day of Atonement has reached its finale. The High Holy Days have come to a close.


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TRENTON, NJ – The proposed bill to allow school districts with multiple high schools to "co-op" in all sports based on participation or financial issues will not be signed into law by Gov. Chris Christie.
Christie will "pocket veto" the bill, by placing it on an "action not taken list" prior to leaving office on Tuesday, according to a report by Greg Tufaro of MyCentralJersey.com.
"NJSIAA remains hopeful that the bills will not become law and the rules of high school sports continue – as it has been for 99 years -- to be made by the member schools," NJSIAA Executive Director Larry White said in a statement on Monday.
If Christie does in fact not sign the bill, it will have to be re-introduced to the new assembly and senate. Should it pass through again, the bill would go to Gov.-Elect Phil Murphy.
Assemblyman Daniel Benson (D-Mercer/Middlesex) and Assemblywoman Annette Quijano saw the bill passed through the state's legislative branches on January 8.
According to many reports last week, Christie was expected to sign the bill before the noon deadline on Tuesday. However, the NJSIAA used various outreach methods to garner opposition to the bill, including op-eds written by White and emails to all high school and school district administrators. Each message asked the recipient to contact Christie's office.
The bill stemmed from West Windsor-Plainsboro High School North's inability to field a full varsity football team this past Fall. The school district petitioned the NJSIAA to allow the school to co-op with its sister school, West Windsor-Plainsboro High School South, however the state's governing body for high school sports' executive committee denied the request, citing its constitution and by-laws. West Windsor-Plainsboro High School North instead played a junior varsity schedule.
At the NJSIAA's annual business meeting in December, the entire NJSIAA membership passed West Windsor-Plainsboro School District's rule proposal to allow future co-ops in football. Schools that did decide to co-op would be ineligible for post-season play, according to rule change.
West Windsor-Plainsboro superintendent David Aderhold expressed his disappointment in Christie through a series of tweets on Monday.
"How is denying students the right to play sports a victory?" Aderhold said. "How could that be the values of the governing sports authority? If the NJSIAA thinks we're going to stop fighting for a change they've got another thing coming."
According to White, the NJSIAA was blindsided by Benson and Quijano bill. White said in several released statements over the past couple of weeks that he, and the rest of the NJSIAA, thought the "co-op issue" was behind them.
In a press release after the bill passed through the state legislature, Quijano said, "All students within a school district should have equal access to extracurricular programs regardless of which school in the district they attend. This bill is just plain old common sense."
HockeyClan.com reporter John Christian Hageny uncovered what could be considered wide spread abuse of the co-op rule as it relates to high school hockey in New Jersey.
According to Hageny, New Jersey hockey coaches have formed co-ops with other schools during "low-talent" seasons to increase championship potential, instead of giving local players the opportunity to play and grow their skills.
This is the exact reason why the NJSIAA feared that school districts would take advantage of the proposed bill and actually limit playing opportunities, according to White's previous statements.
"For those living within one of 20 school districts with multiple high schools, the proposed legislation could close the door to playing opportunities for your kids," White said in an op-ed prior to the bill passing through the legislature. "For those residing outside one of the aforementioned school districts, this legislation will give those 20 districts authority and powers you simply do not have, as they expose your children to unfair competition, all without oversight or review."
The New Jersey Democrats Assembly Majority Office could not be reached for comment as of press time.


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- Premier League
Newcastle lose Cabaye until February
Newcastle midfielder Yohan Cabaye will be sidelined until February after requiring further surgery on a groin injury.
And manager Alan Pardew revealed that Steven Taylor will be joining the 26-year-old France international on the sidelines until the new year with a hamstring complaint.
Cabaye underwent surgery in Paris on Monday to deal with the groin problem that has kept him out of action since the 1-0 Premier League defeat by West Ham on November 11.
"He's had one side of his groin done and that caused a potential weakness in the other side, so that needs to be done," Pardew confirmed.
"That will be done, I think, today or tomorrow and he will probably be out for eight weeks.
"We are probably looking at February 1 for both he and Steven, so we might as well get the bad news out of the way, because that's what it is, and just focus on what is important, and that's what we have got left."
Cabaye, who has made 13 appearances for the club in all competitions this season, has been an integral part of Pardew's rejuvenated Newcastle side since his £4.8million arrival in the summer of 2011.
The France international was one of 11 senior players unavailable to the manager for Sunday's 2-0 defeat at Southampton, in which Taylor picked up his injury.
Newcastle have failed to win in Cabaye's absence, losing 2-1 at home to Swansea and drawing 1-1 with Maritimo in the Europa League clash at St James' Park last week.
"It's another blow," Pardew added when asked about Taylor. "We are in a run of bad luck for us. He's an important player and we hope for a speedy recovery.
"He's cursing his luck a little bit, but unfortunately for Steven, his record is that he does pick up injuries.
"Maybe the fact that we have had to call upon him more than perhaps we would like with the injuries and Colo's [Fabricio Coloccini's] suspension has probably compounded the issue."


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When it comes to strictly adhering to the traditions of Portuguese fado, Mariza respectfully declines. While she has remained faithful to her first musical love (she has been singing fados since she was five), she has done it her own way, embellishing fado while staying true to its heart and soul. On her latest, the Mozambique-born singer has not "gone electric," done any house remixes or dipped into fusion, but she has tinkered lightly with the aesthetics of the tradition, partnering with Brazilian cellist and producer Jacques Morelenbaum and a team of Brazilian musicians. Mariza has called this, her third album, a "turn of the page" because she now feels at ease with her own instincts and creative judgment calls. While she will probably always be hounded by the flattering, but ultimately besides-the-point comparisons to fado queen Amália Rodrigues, Mariza now has the economic and psychological freedom to just be herself. The title cut hints at her emancipation—she is no longer hiding, but "transparent." The title song is about a woman who is Portuguese, but has a black grandmother from Africa, which is Mariza's case. "My black grandmother knew/How to read destinies/In the palm of each glance/Whether life wants it or not/Said god to the enchantress/I was born to sing." Mariza, in fact, felt such a kinship to the song that she renamed it "Transparente" to better express her goal with the album: to open herself and connect with listeners more directly. Although the song list here is exclusively new and old fados, Morelenbaum's signature subtle orchestrations makes the tunes simultaneously of and above the genre. Like his chosen instrument, the cello, Morelenbaum has a sound that is soulful and elegant, one that comfortably inhabits the mellow middle of the orchestral sound spectrum. The album opens with "Ha uma musica do Povo (There's a song of the people)," which, like many of the songs, is about fado itself. The lyrics speak about how expressing emotions through song, as Mariza does, can bring one forth into life. "Somehow I sing/And end up with a feeling." On the next tune, "Meu Fado (My Own Fado)," Morelenbaum's subtle orchestrations ease into the picture, an ethereal counterpoint to Mariza's big, front-and-center voice. Morelenbaum himself opens the fourth cut, "Quendo me sinto so (When I feel alone)," with a quiet, but richly textured cello solo, then bows out to voice and guitar, which are accented by a few daubs of strings. Mariza salutes Rodrigues herself with the dark-themed "Medo (Fear)," about solitude and the fundamental fears we keep to ourselves. "And soon because I am cradled/In the to and fro of solitude/It speaks in the silence,/Like the cracking of furniture." In contrast to the more dramatic moments on the album, Mariza sings the quieter ballad, "Ha palavras que nos beijam (There are words that kiss us)," which anthropomorphizes words and how they can channel deep-seated emotions. "There are words that kiss us/as if they had mouths/words of love, of hope....naked words that you kiss/when the night loses its face./Words that are refused/at the walls of your sorrow." One tune that lightens the mood has hints of a Brazilian pedigree: "Fado Português de nos," which ironically personifies fado. "Born from being Portuguese/Making its way through the world/It came from a dream, a vagabond....It sometimes lets out a lament/and asks to be found/It is cherished, it is loved/The fado." The tune bounces along on the whistling bellows of Agostinho Silva's squeezebox, with a distinct flavor of northeastern Brazil. While there have been a half-dozen young singers all distinguishing themselves in the newly resurgent field of fado, Mariza's latest puts her at the head of the pack. Transparente is simultaneously a celebration of fado in all its nuances, but also proof that it can stand next to any of world's<
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Based in our Berlin and Brussels offices, Mr. Grünwald provides antitrust advice on M&A strategy, represents public and private corporations in merger control proceedings before the German Federal Cartel Office and the European Commission, and he has notable experience in coordinating multi-jurisdictional merger filings involving European, U.S., and Asian authorities. He also advises on other transactional matters such as sector-specific permit requirements as they often arise in regulated industries.
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Mr. Grünwald teaches media and competition law at the University of Münster; he served, among other things, as expert consultant to the Council of Europe and the European Commission; and is a founding editor of the International Journal of Communications Law and Policy (IJCLP). He studied law in Würzburg and Münster (Dr. iur.); was a research fellow (1996-2000) with Professor Dr. Bernd Holznagel at the Institute for Information, Telecommunications and Media Law (ITM) in Münster; a visiting scholar at the Communications Media Center of New York Law School (1998); and an international fellow of the Information Society Project at Yale Law School (1999).
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Apple fritters #yum #polish, originally uploaded by The Craft Revival.
And what better way to embrace Polish culture than with food. I could eat Polish food all day every day.
One of the dishes I remember my mum making for my brother and I when we were little was racuszki (pronounced ra-tsu-shki) or apple fritters.
Today, I introduced our 5 year old son to Polish apple fritters. He's quite the little master chef in terms of his kitchen interests. So we made them together. Needless to say, he was very impressed with the taste and asked if we could make them every day.
It's an easy recipe and makes for a nice morning or afternoon tea snack with a lovely cup of tea.
3-4 apples, peeled, cored and sliced into 1/4 inch slices
1 cup flour
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Add egg yolks, a pinch of salt and olive oil to sifted flour. Pour in milk whilst mixing. Mix the batter in a blender and leave for 15 minutes covered with a towel. Whisk egg whites until stiff and gently fold them through the batter. The mixture should now be light and creamy. One at a time dip each apple slice into the batter and fry in hot cooking oil on a moderate heat until golden brown. Sprinkle with icing sugar whilst still hot (after you've removed them from the pan).
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A trial will be conducted to test the theory that patients allowed to listen to music feel less pain, need less medication and leave hospital sooner after surgery, reports the Daily Express.
The trial would involve about 120 patients at Barts and The London NHS Trust, and be run by The Public Engagement Foundation charity.
If approved, the first to benefit will be new mothers, who will be exposed to music before and after they give birth, and those admitted for orthopaedic operations such as hip and knee replacements.
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Anyone who had even the briefest encounter with Ernie Harwell has a heavy heart Wednesday. Harwell died Tuesday at the age of 92 after being diagnosed with inoperable cancer of the bile duct last September.
In the crazy summer of 1986 — when Boston's local sportscasts got seven, eight, even 10 minutes to tell their stories during hour-long news programs, and airline travel was really inexpensive — Channel 5 sent me to Detroit on about 10 minutes' notice when the Red Sox suddenly got hot on the road. The next afternoon, after taking a cab from Detroit's airport to Tiger Stadium, I stumbled through the press gate in jacket and tie and was wandering around, trying to get my bearings before meeting the ABC affiliate crew that would send our live shot back to Mike Lynch and the desk at 6 p.m.
The only other man underneath the deserted stands, as far as I could tell, came walking up to me from more than 100 feet away, and with a smile and that unmistakable friendly voice said, "Looking for the Tigers' office? Can I help you? I'm …"
"I know who you are," I said. "You're Ernie Harwell. I think you call a great game, and I used to listen to you on a little transistor radio when I was a teenager taking three-week canoe trips in northern Quebec."
"Well, it's a pleasure to meet you," said the legend. "Follow me, and I'll take you to the office."
We wound through the darkness, around a couple of blind corners, and then climbed a staircase together. Ernie opened the door and introduced me to the receptionist, who greeted him with the kind of smile you reserve for a favorite uncle: genuine, loving, and sharing. Having gone way out of his way in the midst of his game-day ritual, Ernie Harwell then accepted my thanks, said farewell, and went back out the door.
I never saw him again, but more than 20 years later, I remember his act of kindness.
As wonderful a play-by-play broadcaster as he was — and he brought my imagination to life many times with his descriptions — he was a better person. I barely knew Ernie Harwell, yet I miss him.
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I was really at the auction to see what my old Crown Vic, which I sold about a year and a half ago and then learned it had been abandoned by the new owners, was going to sell for at the auction. (That whole saga is going to be chronicled in a future article.)
This was the second auction I had ever been to, and the first where I wasn't peaking over a fence to watch it, but I would imagine that my experience there was probably pretty typical of what you should expect to see at any auto auction you go to.


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Stephen Birch & Junko IdaParadigm Publications 1998,MassachusettsPaperback, 344 pages, £26.95
(Reviewed by Marian Fixler, EJOM Vol. 3 No. 4)
Japanese Acupuncture: A Clinical Guide is an invaluable practical guide to the richness of techniques that can be found under the umbrella of Japanese acupuncture systems. It is a foundation volume on Japanese acupuncture practices with further publications to follow. This book will enable the practitioner to apply a wide range of techniques which can only serve to enhance any acupuncture practice. It gives the reader an introduction to a number of the different paradigms that exist in Japan and which are becoming increasingly accessible on this side of the Atlantic, due to the extensive teaching of the authors, currently based in Holland. For readers interested in exploring these systems in more detail, the book can be read alongside other texts which offer a more theoretical framework, written and translated by the authors.(1)Although it is primarily a text on Japanese acupuncture techniques, the practical nature of the book lends itself to practitioners from all traditions, who wish to incorporate these techniques into their existing practices. It will also give new insights into the refinement and extension of their application to those practitioners already familiar with them.The book begins with a brief history of the development of acupuncture and moxibustion practice in Japan. This maps the course of Japanese acupuncture from its initial importation from China in 562 C.E, through periods of relative inactivity, to its resurgence in the 1500's, with the development of its own unique approaches.Specific characteristics that differentiate Japanese from Chinese acupuncture are explored with reference to the practical aspects of these traditions. In particular, the development of the shinkan guide tube, has become a part of western acupuncture practice due to the packaging of disposable needles. However, the guide tube was developed in the 1680s, by the prominent blind practitioner Waichi Sugiyama, who opened the first blind acupuncture school. The guide tube has a particular function for controlling depth of insertion (which is often extremely shallow) and for the use of extremely fine needles, both common to Japanese acupuncture traditions. The book explores the political influences that led to the emergence of the tradition of blind practitioners, and the separation of acupuncture from herbal practices. Both these factors have had a significant influence on the development of acupuncture with its emphasis on palpatory techniques as central to diagnosis and treatment, and the emphasis on channel-based systems of diagnosis. In a country where there is also a separate licence for moxibustion practitioners, it is easy to see how these techniques were developed and practised to a more sophisticated level.The book emphasises the similarities between Japan and the West with regard to an industrialised rather than agricultural society, thus advocating the appropriateness of the Japanese techniques of gentle needling with very fine needles and with very little stimulation to the needs of our patients. My own experience and the feedback from patients certainly supports this preference.Before launching into the individual techniques covered, the book gives an introduction to some of the main approaches to treatment within the pluralistic Japanese acupuncture traditions. The emphasis is primarily on the Meridian therapy tradition of Keiraku Chiryo and its further development within the Toyohari school and Yoshio Manaka's Yin Yang Channel Balancing therapy system. We are given an overview of how the channel system can be disrupted with an outline of the complexities of the interactions and correspondences existing within the channel system with reference to circadian rhythms, qi circulation, correspondences between arm and leg channels and between yin yang channel pairs. Diagnosis is based primarily on palpatory findings from the pulse and the abdomen, with the above correspondences forming the basis of treatment methods. This chapter can only serve as an introduction to these systems of diagnosis, and offers a context for the utilisation of the techniques that follow. Both the systems referred to, have a structured step by step protocol that addresses the Root condition (honchiho or ben) first and then the Branch (hyochiho or biao). The main detail in this book is on the techniques that treat the latter.The chapter on palpation emphasises this fundamental aspect of diagnosis within the Japanese paradigms. As treatment often consists of very superficial needling to a depth of as little as 1-2mm with no further stimulation of the needle, exact point location becomes paramount and can have a profound effect on the effectiveness of treatment. The book describes how this accuracy can be developed with the same pragmatic approach that runs through the whole of this text. Palpation provides not only a tool for diagnosis, but also a feedback system to evaluate the effectiveness of treatment.The chapter on needles and needling refers to the nine types of needles described in the Huang Di Nei Jing Ling Shu. The needles used within Japanese acupuncture reflect this diversity, incorporating some beautiful implements that could pass for modern pieces of jewellery. Many of these needles, which include zanshin (conical shaped needle), enshin (rounded tipped needle) and teishin (small rounded tipped needle) are used within the paediatric tradition of Shonishin acupuncture. This involves a range of non-insertive needling techniques not dissimilar to some tuina practices of rubbing, tapping, stroking and pressing, as gentle ways of stimulating the channels. The book has an extensive range of photographs depicting all the techniques described and their methods of application.The non-insertive needling method using teishin needles from the Toyohari tradition, is elaborately described with its emphasis on forming the oshide (a rounded closed structure of the fingers) with the left hand, which has the role not only of anchoring the needle at the point, but also of gathering the qi. A challenging concept to the most liberal TCM practitioner, this approach is firmly rooted in the teachings of the Nan Jing, which says in Chapter 78 'Those who know how to apply the needle rely on their left hand; those who do not know how to apply the needle rely on their right hand'.Each chapter covers a different technique and begins with a historical description of the development of each technique and its application in clinical practice. Next, there is a comprehensive step by step guide to the practical considerations, the precautions and any contraindications. This is accompanied by a series of photographs depicting each step of the process and where helpful, additional diagrams. This pragmatic approach instils confidence in the practitioner and encourages the practice of each technique - practise, practise, practise being the emphasis on mastery of each skill; the patience this requires is something that here in the West we are not always very good at!Many of the techniques covered should be familiar to most students and practitioners, such as moxibustion techniques and cupping. In addition to this, there are chapters on intradermal needling, press tacks and press spheres, bloodletting and the unique Japanese wooden hammer technique developed by the renowned practitioner, Yoshio Manaka (co-author of Chasing the Dragon's Tail). The detail of information is in many cases more extensive than I have encountered in other similar texts. The rich array of techniques within each of these categories reminds the reader of the many approaches available to adapt to the individual needs of patients. We learn about the application of direct moxa (okyu) from thread size to half rice grain size and that moxa can be used in an extensive range of conditions as the primary form of treatment. The indications described illustrate the saying 'When a disease cannot be treated by needling it should be treated with moxa', (Ling shu Ch. 73) indicating the effect of moxa as a stronger form of stimulation for moving qi and Blood. There is a wealth of treatment strategies and helpful clinical tips, such as using chinetsukyo moxa cones on abdominal points to clarify pulse readings.The techniques of intradermals, press tacks and press spheres are compared and contrasted, with suggestions for when each is more appropriate. The emphasis with all these techniques is on the continuation of the treatment stimulus between sessions. Once again, this is approached with great pragmatism regarding advice to patients. Interesting strategies are described, such as Manaka's isophasal treatments, using intradermals on local points, plus the corresponding auricular point and the hand point (from the Korean tradition).The chapter on bloodletting reminds us that bloodletting was probably the earliest form of acupuncture with references in the Nei Jing Su Wen (Ch. 20). This is often not taught in schools due to the issues of safety. The authors not only describe an extensive range of bloodletting techniques, but are highly aware of the issues of safety and sterilising procedures. These techniques have been shown to be effective even in such unexpected cases as low blood pressure and anaemia, thus emphasising that these techniques ultimately regulate blood flow by invigorating and moving the blood and releasing stasis.A common theme that runs through these and all the chapters, is the importance of dosage and the adaptation of each technique to individual patient needs. The importance of an assessment of the energetic condition of patients and adapting the technique accordingly is emphasised. This subject is addressed in a more elaborate way than I have encountered before, whether it be with regard to the numerous ways of controlling dosage with cupping or to the number of drops of blood extracted during bloodletting.The book contains a rich selection of case studies from numerous Japanese practitioners and the authors' own experiences. It can be difficult to follow these if one is not familiar with the system used; however, in many cases the emphasis is on the use of a particular technique as the primary approach to treatment. The book began with a historical outline of the development of acupuncture in Japan and ends with an interesting analysis of current day practice and trends. For example, as many as 35 - 40% of lay acupuncturists in Japan are blind. Japanese Acupuncture: A Clinical Guide is exactly as its name says. As someone who has been studying these systems in recent years, I have found these techniques to not only be an invaluable addition to my practice, but they have enabled me to be a more creative practitioner. This book is one of the most user friendly guides I have come across. Its approach makes you feel as though you are in the treatment room experiencing the techniques first hand. Of course, as with all practical techniques, a hands-on approach to learning is the only way to really accomplish these skills for oneself. This book however, goes further than most to describe the details and considerations in a comprehensive and clear way.Marian FixlerMarian Fixler is an acupuncturist and senior lecturer at the University of Westminster Centre for Community Care and Primary Health BSc (Hons) Acupuncture course. She works in private practice in London and at London Lighthouse for people with HIV/AIDS. In the last two years she has been training in Japanese Acupuncture systems.
Reference(1) Manaka, Y., Itaya, K. and Birch, S., Chasing the Dragon's Tail and Matsumoto, K. and Birch, S., Hara Diagnosis: Reflections on the Sea.


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By Liana Hayrapetyan | Communication and PR Officer, Heifer Armenia
The village of Berqaber, in the Tavush region of Armenia, is on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border where it is often is on the receiving end of the shots of Azeri snipers. All too often, animals die from gunshots, and the houses and other building experience damage. Peasants, like Dilbaryan Grisha and his family, live their daily lives and work in the field or on the farm with the very real fear of being shot.
Grisha, 44, lives with his 39-year-old wife Alvard, his 82-year-old mother Amalya, and two sons, 19-year-old Artsrun and 18-year-old Vardan. Artsrun serves in the army while Vardan finished school this past year.
Last fall, Grisha's family was a Passing on the Gift® recipient of a cow from fellow villager Lernik, Heifer International project participant since 2008 who has personally experienced the loss from sniper fire. His cow was grazing next to a small lake in the village when it was shot by an Azeri sniper. His family went without their favorite cow and their only source of income until becoming involved in the project. Since then, Lernik has established a small family farm and successfully fulfilled his pass-on responsibility, leaving his family with a stable source of income.
Grisha, Lernik's neighbor, was happy to receive a pass-on animal and does his best to take care of his new cow. Although the cow hasn't calved yet, the milk it provides is enough for his family's consumption including the dairy products his wife prepares. The family expects to get even more milk when the cow delivers.
"Heifer's support saved us. I and my wife are not employed. We do grow vegetables in our garden and sell them, but it doesn't make our burden easier. The cow is a real salvation. Its milk and the dairy products prepared from it are very tasty and healthy. Sometimes I send homemade cheese to my son who serves in the army, and he calls and tells that he misses homemade food prepared by his mom," Grisha said.
Both Grisha and his wife are very hard-working. They work in the garden and on the farm day and night. They are working so much to make their family's life different and have already seen results. Their economic condition will improve that much more and become even more stable when their cow calves.
Learn how you can be a part of the exciting changes in Armenia through Heifer International.


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Maria Sharapova: Cole Haan & Head Launch!
Maria Sharapova celebrates the launch of her new Fall 2011 collection by Cole Haan on Thursday (August 25) in New York City.
The 24-year-old Russian tennis champ (wearing Vera Wang with Cole Haan accessories and Tiffany & Co. earrings) also previewed the special edition Air Bacara Ballets, which she helped co-design.
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"We wanted to do something fun and special inspired by my love of fashion and sport," she said about the shoes, which will be available starting September 8.
The day before, Maria teamed up with fellow tennis player – and world number one! – Novak Djokovic to unveil the latest collection from Head at The Benjamin Hotel.
Both players are also in town for the U.S. Open, which kicks off this Monday!
FYI: Maria wore a Proenza Schouler shirt, 3.1 Phillip Lim skirt, TAG watch, Tiffany & Co. earrings, and Cole Haan shoes to the Head event. She accessorized with a Charlotte Lu moonstone ring and a necklace by Nissa Jewelry.


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What's Happening at the Cider House
The Cider House
Think innovative space, a spectacular al fresco and lawn area, a tasting paddle of ciders, great food, the best Bellarine wines around, a solid selection of beer, fair trade coffee.
Snacks & cider tasting daily from 10am
Lunch daily from 11.30am
Dinner Friday & Saturday from 6pm
What Makes Flying Brick Cider so special...
Crafting the Cider
Crafted in the heart of the stunning Bellarine Peninsula, the core Flying Brick range comprises three ciders – Original, Draught and Pear. The Cider House is also always busy crafting up boutique, specialty batches from fresh, seasonal fruit - look out for these exclusive pours when you visit us at the Cider House!
100% Australian Fruit
Lots of ciders on the market are made from fruit concentrate - often imported. Some mainstream ciders are nothing more than synthetic carbonated water. The Flying Brick range is literally the result of gathering, pressing and fermenting fresh, crispy Victorian apples and succulent Packham Pears.
Naturally Crafted
All Flying Brick ciders are naturally crafted using traditional methods and made from 100% fresh fruit, free from added sugars, colours or concentrates
Flying Brick Cider is dangerously delicious!
Your Favourite Ciders delivered to your door
Uwe Kretschmer, November 2017
Great Food! Great Vibe!!! And the drinks were pretty awesome 😎 sampled many!
Mark Carter, Jan 2018
Food and cider were great. Very nice outside sitting areas. Well worth a look.
Lee Owens, Dec 2017
Fabulous day.......great venue: child friendly (our 4 played happily on expanse of lawn for hours !): efficient, friendly staff: food was delish: washed down with an assortment of wines. We will return
Awards, affiliations and friends!
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WARNING: Under the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998 it is an offence:
To supply alcohol to a person under the age of 18 years (Penalty exceeds $7,000)
For a person under the age of 18 years to purchase or receive liquor (Penalty exceeds $500)


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7 May 2013 - 3D & Fantasy by Penny Hsieh (Taiwan) Theme : Water Globe Fantasy Art
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3D & Fantasy by Penny Hsieh (Taiwan) - 7 May
Penny is famous for her mastery in intricate 3D acrylic miniature characters and in this class she will take you through step by step creation of the water globe technique which she has perfected combined with the 3D cute characters in a fantasy formation. This class is suitable for all nail technicians who wish to explore a variety of techniques in creativity for fantasy art and to advance your skill in perfecting the art of acrylic 3D application.
Competition Design Sculpture by Lim Hee A (Korea) - 8 May
Lim Hee A is a master in Design Sculpture and working with colored acrylics. She has trained numerous award winning design sculpture champions in her career. Her creations are organic, meticulous and elegant. She will take you through the art of color co-ordination, visual layering, mastery of the brush and product control in 3D styling and perfecting the structure combined with design in creating perfect design sculpture nails that exudes visual refinement. If you are already familiar with 3D and embedded designs, this class will help you refine your technique, nail structure and open up a new dimension in working with visual creativity.
Competition French Sculpture in Gel & Acrylic by Nam Gung Soo (Korea) - 9 May
Nam Gung Soo is the Grand Champion of Global Nail Cup in 2008 and she has since represented Korea in world championship and trained numerous champions in Korea year in year out. Her most recent victory in the 7th Global Nail Cup in 2013 where her students took all the 3 categories of Grand Champion in Student, Division 1 and Division 2. The consistency and the structure of the nails were unparalleled and the Competition French Sculptured nails were beyond awesome. This class is not to be missed as Soo will show you how easy it is to create "consistently perfect nails" and how to master your form fitting, application and filing that is proven time and again on the competition floor regardless if you're a novice or a professional.
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We are home at last after a whirlwind 4 days in West Virginia! We spent most of the trip visiting family and I am so thankful Annabelle's great-grandparents were able to get to know her better. I look forward to one day being able to bring our entire family together to the place I call home. We were so busy that I almost forgot to take photos at all, but here are the ones I managed to get– our travel scrapbook.
After two days of gloomy rain, the weather was absolutely beautiful for the last part of our stay. We definitely took advantage and hiked the neighborhood every chance we got. Try pushing a stroller up and down hills (something we don't have in Texas) for 40 minutes– one of the best workouts I've had in a while!
This was the reason I had to exercise: Tudor's Biscuit World. I rarely eat gluten. I don't really like biscuits. But there is something magical about Tudor's that finds me starting my day, every day, with greasy, fluffy deliciousness when I'm in West Virginia.
Annabelle stole the show everywhere she went and managed to convince everyone in the family to play "bouncy bounce" with her– though maybe not as high as Uncle Phil could!
Annabelle decided that this weekend was as good a time as any to master pulling up onto furniture. Most of it was not exactly "baby-friendly" but we made it without any major boo-boos. Very exciting to watch her determination!
Four generations: Granny, Mom, Annabelle, and I — so glad to be able to have this time with our family (including aunts, uncles, and great-grandparents not pictured here.)
The beautiful West Virginia State Capitol building. When the sun hits the gold dome it is a sight to see– I love this view!
Annabelle and I had lots of special time together– but we were ready to get home to Daddy and Lilu!
The airport here is tiny– and on top of a mountain! This is the edge of the runway right before we turned around to takeoff back to Texas. It's always an adventure flying in and out of Yeager Airport!
Our last view of the West Virginia hills– until next time!


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and in doing so, i dethroned myself from the title of being the "all natural girl" from my dear dad's perspective! hee hee. although, i might argue that CHANGE is as natural as it gets.
inevitably partaken of by all of nature.
and although it looks like i have hologram hair in this picture, that isn't the case. truly. it was the sun shining through asher's tye-dyed curtains that gave me the psychedelic effect. which is kind of fun if you ask me.
change feels good.


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One of the current hot button issues in Minnesota is Voter ID. There are bills in the state house and the state senate which would modernize registration and record keeping, and require photo identification at the polls. Critics of the plan speculate it may disenfranchise voters in peculiar situations, such as women living in domestic violence shelters.
Such criticism only accounts for one kind of disenfranchisement, access to the polls in unusual circumstances. It ignores the extent to which voters are currently disenfranchised by the fraud enabled by the system.
In Minnesota, we have an unholy trinity of provisions which invite fraud. We do not require photo identification at the polls. We have same-day registration which may not get verified for up to six months after an election. Perhaps most egregious, we let each voter who is registered vouch for up to 15 who are not.
In defense of such vouching, State Senator Steve Simon (DFL) evokes the scenario of group homes and senior communities where residents are not always in possession of identification or have not registered to vote. These people, Simon argues, may be disenfranchised if the staff at those facilities are not able to vouch for them.
This raises a question which must be expressed delicately. If people are not possessed of the cognition, motivation, and foresight to obtain identification and register to vote, how can they choose which candidate to vote for?
This question was highlighted on Tuesday by a report of alleged misconduct in a Minnesota group home. A mentally disabled resident was exploited in order to commit voter fraud, according to an affidavit signed by his father.
Jim Stene, 35, suffers from anoxic encephalopathy, severe brain damage caused by a lack of oxygen to the brain. He has lived with the condition since 1987, when, as a 12-year-old boy, he jumped into a river to save the life of his drowning sister, Heather.
Stene had spent the last 15 years living in a group home in Brainerd, Minn. He and other residents of the home were taken to the Crow Wing County auditor's office on Oct. 29 to vote by absentee ballot. Minnesota is among the states that offer early voting by absentee ballot days before Election Day.
In an affidavit, Stene's father charges that "a voter crime was committed … because James is mentally incompetent and is very coachable."
Stene told a reporter he thought he was voting for Gerald Ford.
I ask you. How was any voter whose ballot was canceled by Stene's less disenfranchised than if they could not vote at all?
As it turns out, the peculiar circumstance game works both ways. Therefore, the question is whether the proposed modernization provides a better control against disenfranchisement. To this point, the answer is clear. If fraud can occur without us knowing about it, as it allegedly did in the Stene case, then there is no accounting for how much fraud has occurred. Conversely, under the proposed Voter ID system, it would be quite obvious whenever someone who was eligible to vote was denied the opportunity. That knowledge would enable contingency, whereas the current system does not.
This leaves another uncomfortable question. Why would anyone be opposed to such transparency?


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Vanessa Williams to Return to Miss America for First Time in 32 Years
Williams will be head judge of the pageant.
Vanessa Williams is returning to the Miss America stage this weekend.
For the first time since she was crowned Miss America, Williams will return to the pageant. This time as its head judge. She joins host Chris Harrison, co-host Brooke Burke-Charvet, music curator Nick Jonas and celebrity judges Brett Eldredge, Taya Kyle, Danica McKellar, Kevin O'Leary, Amy Purdy and Zendaya.
Williams made history as the first African-American woman to win the crown back in 1984. She was famously forced to resign 10 months into her reign after nude photos from her past appeared in Penthouse. Since then, Williams has become a celebrated entertainer, with TV roles, albums, and acclaimed Broadway appearances.
"We recognize that Vanessa's return to Miss America on Sunday, September 13 is a special cultural and television moment," said Mike Mahan, President of dick clark productions, in a release. "We are both honored and excited that she will take center stage for the 95th anniversary of the competition."
The 2016 Miss America Competition airs Sunday Sept. 13 on ABC.
This article originally appeared on Billboard.com


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Arab World – MENA Region
Tribe and State in the Middle East. By Courtney Freer
Nuclear Proliferation in the Middle East. By Leheb Wahab *
Geospatial Technology for Iraq's and Syria's Post-Conflict Recovery. By Ana Isabel Martinez
Kuwait casts out an old refinery and starts on new. By Saadallah Al Fathi
Saudi-Iraqi relations: A regional safety net. By Hassan Al Mustafa *
Why does life in the Middle East remain rooted in the Middle Ages? By Robert Fisk
Saudi Arabia's Economic Time Bomb. By Luay Al Khatteeb
Iran's Iraqi Market. By TAMER BADAWI*
Will Iraq and Saudi Arabia Overcome Their Recent Diplomatic Tensions? By Abbas Kadhim *
This Isn't Saudi Arabia's First ISIS Problem. By Abbas Kadhim*
Is the fight over a gas pipeline fuelling the world's bloodiest conflict? By : Charis Chang
Saudi Arabia's First Step Is Admitting It Has an Oil Problem. By Andrew Scott Cooper
The Secret Stupid Saudi-US Deal on Syria. Oil Gas Pipeline War. By F. William Engdahl
How the Middle East and North Africa can benefit from low oil prices. By Shanta Devarajan*
Shifting U.S. interests in the Middle East. By Daniel L. Byman *
By the Numbers: The Cost of War & Peace in the Middle East
Saudi Arabia Withdrew Billions From Markets, Estimates Show. By Stefania Bianchi
The Gulf's Castles of Sand. By Robin Mills
Zarif's Comments on Iran's Deal at the Iraqi MoFA Press Conference
What does the Iran nuclear deal mean for Iraq? By: Mohammad Ali Musawi *


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The magical, mystical 12th of Never is a blend of old and new school hops that play bright citrus, rich coconut, and papaya-esque flavours, all on a solid stage of English puffed wheat. It is tropically hoppy, light, yet full-bodied and bright and citrusy. Brand LagunitasCountry USA Style AleFood Match Pizza, Indian CuisineCan Size 35.5clAlcohol by Volume 5.5 %
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This special ale from Lagunitas is something unique. Feeding brown cane sugar to otherwise cultured brewery yeast is akin to feeding raw shark to your gerbil. It is unlikely to ever occur in nature without human intervention. And it looks weird. But it has happened and now it's too late. Brand LagunitasCountry USA Style AleFood Match Pumpkin Pie, Braised ShanksBottle Size 35.5clAlcohol by Volume 9.7%
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Click & Collect – Creating a Symphony of Supply, Delivering a Harmony of Experience
My husband and I love to renovate: he enjoys the sense of accomplishment and I delight in the opportunity to synergize product selections to create an inviting home experience. The endless aisle of online shopping is a boon when it comes to finding the ideal item. The opposite is true, however, when it comes to…Read More


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Anne Coulter - related tags
I wonder if the tag has to do with posts like this?
However, there is more to Ann than mere hyperthyroidism. Ann Coulter is a tragic figure.
She was conceived in a horribly failed medical experiment done by the Russians from the vaginal swabbings taken from Eva Braun shortly after she had consummated her marriage to Adolf Hitler. They spent their honeymoon in a ditch. On fire.
Apparently a mixture of the Fuhrer's semen and Eva's yeast infection, heated by the gasoline fire, melded into a frightening mixture of disease and wasted humanity. This potent mixture was secreted off to Russia where it was stored near Chernobyl. When the Chernobyl catastrophe occurred contamination from the site activated the growth cycle of the latent yeast infection/Fuhrer amalgam and Ann Coulter was "born."