text: Patek Philippe Replica watchesA ladies watch usually catches my attention because of it's looks, and intricate artwork. This watch from Patek Philippe doesn't have an over whelming amount of either. But unlike most ladies watches I've seen, this watch caught my attention because a special function it's capable of doing. I think this is great because why should men s replica watches hog all of the utility?In 2011, Patek Philippe decided to put a feminine spin on their famous World Time watch by Read more


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Located at the mid-east coast of England, Norfolk offers a breathtaking rolling countryside, seaside resorts, coastline stretches, pretty villages and pretty towns. It is the perfect place to buy a home. Sowerbys is the leading independent Norfolk property agent in the region. We have specialized in helping our clients get stunning homes including traditionally designed homes and apartments in the city center.
Our work has been recognized nationally and locally several times. We have a numerous new homes Cambridgeshire and all over Norfolk including;
i) Rougham End, Weseanham, King's Lynn PE32.
A beautiful newly built property with an annex extending to in-excess of four thousand square feet. It has six bedrooms on the first floor with three of those being en-suites. The grounds and gardens it stands on are about 1.25 acres, behind a red-brick wall which is very impressive. It goes for £ 1, 200, 000.
ii) North street, Langhan Holt NR25
This substantial and stunning newly built Norfolk barn is a gem. It boasts of dramatic and magnificent space with the finishing done to exceptional standards. It is a perfect fusion of the 21st century technically developed homes cocooned in enchanting traditional shell. It goes for £995,000.
iii) Burnham road, Ringstead, Hunstanton PE36
The chalk barn offers a charming village location with an excellent view across adjacent farmland at the front. The finishing and fittings has been done to high specifications with delightful character features including vault ceiling having exposed timbers and beams and some rooms having exposed stone and chalk spots. It goes for £ 795,000
iv) London road, Wymondham NR18
The Tolls meadow house design specification was meant to exploit river Tiffey and Tolls meadow nature reserve potentially excellent sites. The house consists of 3 parallel barns to give a main elevation that is lively. The external detailing and finishes have been considered carefully to fit the context of Norfolk. It goes for £ 995,000
v) Burnham market, King's Lynn, Norfolk PE31
The guardian house is a fashionable modern house with a brick-wall and electric gates to give a security and privacy sense. It has an open plan diner, high-end kitchen and guest room with bi-fold doors. The patio is very spacious and the staircase is spiral shaped. It has four bedrooms two of which are en-suites. It goes for £ 795,000


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Open Source: Library Allowing For Tab Bars With An Infinite Number Of Items
The standard UITabbar on the iPhone is limited to displaying five items at once, and if you would like to give the user the option of more tab bar items those extra items will be typically selected through the more screen.
I've come across a library that allows you to add an infinite number of times to the tab bar, and rather than use the more screen allows for easy switching between multiple tab bars holding all the items. This library is great because you can select specific items on the tab bar even if they're not visible, and scroll between the tab bars in an animated fashion.
You can find an extensive example project included in the library source code which can be found on Github here:
Looks like a great library for those times when the more button on the tab bar just doesn't make sense.


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Keep the frost from your ears. Fits discretely under your helmet or adds a pop of colour. Your choice
Who knew underwear could be so fun? Mons Royale, straight out of New Zealand, have broken the mold when it comes to functional underwear. Their goal is to create garments that could be worn just as well on the hill as off, catering to the "first chair, last call" mantra. From 2009 onward, they have taken the world by storm, creating functional underwear made from the softest and warmest merino wool in stylish, clean-cut designs.


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Every project we take on is unique and we're experienced at customizing each job to fit its individual needs. But what about construction that's already completed? Projects are rarely finished when the building is done. We understand that houses need frequent care to ensure they stand strong for years to come. That's why Charlie Nathan Builders offers service and maintenance for any parts of your home that need a little extra attention.
Whether you need repairs, touch-ups, repainting, or re-imagining, we're there for you. A project isn't done until you decide it's done and Charlie Nathan Builders is more than happy to help you scope your upkeep needs as they arise.
No matter what kinds of service or maintenance your home requires, we're happy to work with you until you feel completely satisfied with the finished result. Don't hesitate to get in touch with us to find out more about the kinds of maintenance we can provide.
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John Mayer is a changed man. OK, maybe not entirely, and it's not like he and I are personal BFFs, but he's so not the meanie that he used to be back when he trashed ex-flings Jessica Simpson and Taylor Swift. You know how I know that? Because his new album, Paradise Valley, comes out next week on August 20, and on the album, he has a duet with girlfriend Katy Perry titled "Who You Love" where he's, like, totally mushy. And by mushy, I mean soft as a baby's bottom. You heard it here first: "Who You Love" TOTALLY reveals the status of John and Katy's relationship.
Spoiler: It's really, really good. The song AND their relationship status, that is. With lines like "I tried to run before but I'm not running anymore / 'cause I fought against it hard enough to know / that you love who you love who you love," it's safe to say that this sweet music-makin' twosome is in it for the long haul.
That is, if they didn't jinx the whole thing by making a song together.
So let's listen to the track, shall we?
I love the relaxed vibe of the track, and I'll be the first to say that this is one of MANY excellent songs off the new album (other personal favorite being "Wildfire" featuring Frank Ocean). Seems to me like both this relationship with Katy Perry and his move to the Montana mountains have done John Mayer well.
Back to "Who You Love," though. Not only does Katy Perry sound pretty solid on the track, but their voices just definitely play off one another in such an excellent way. Oh, and Perry told SiriusXM radio that the giggle she does at the end is a "love giggle" and a "real moment," so there's that. Are there wedding bells in the future? I wouldn't doubt it.
Do you like John Mayer and Katy Perry's new song?
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1. Outreach to educate about the foodstamp program
2. Conduct a client satisfaction survey and various other administrative or client oriented tasks in the implementation of our mission
We are an intake information and referal hotline and brief service legal services office. As part of our service, we coordinate a Volunteer Lawyers Service.
The projects we have for interested volunteers include:
1. The food stamp outreach project includes: visiting other community service sites to educate low and moderate income individuals about the foodstamp program; using a simple fill in the blank computer program to do foodstamp calculations. Follow up with clients on success. We will train.
2. Update and conduct a client satisfaction survey. It will be mailed to former clients and follow up phone calls will be made. Other tasks may include further client contact or other supportive administrative tasks.
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Window-smashing moto thief pleads insanity
A man's moto-thieving plans were shattered when hotel security watched him break into a mirror window with an oversized rock. The 48-year-old man was allegedly skulking around the hotel in Phnom Penh's Daun Penh district on Tuesday night, when he made his strike, attempting to steal a motorbike parked inside. Police were called and the man confessed, saying he was mentally ill. Nokorwat
Dark corners no place for shady business deal
A dark, quiet corner in Banteay Meanchey's Poipet town seemed like the perfect place to do business for one alleged yama dealer, but patrolling police were instantly suspicious. The solitary stranger tried to bolt but officers stopped him in his tracks, discovering 18 tablets of yama in his possession. The suspect said he bought the drug from another shady stranger he didn't know and was waiting for a customer to turn up. Police sent him to the bright lights of court. Nokorwat
Sticky situation for one time fugitive on the run
Allegations stick, a Kandal Stung man found out on Tuesday when police arrested him for a crime committed way back in 2009. The suspect, 22, used a wooden stick to attack a villager he was having an argument with and then escaped into the provinces. However, a return visit home gave police the perfect opportunity to stick it to the alleged attacker, sending him to court the same day. Nokorwat
Bus driver nabbed after killing cow
A dead cow became a nonticket-holding passenger of a stressed-out bus driver after he allegedly hit and killed it on the way from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh. The driver and his assistant loaded the cadaverous cow onto the bus and drove off, not realising the heifer's grieving owner had seen the incident. The bovine caper ended when police chased the bus down and arrested the men. Nokorwat
Inflamed temper leads to self-inflicted arson
An argument over a missing mobile phone became overheated when an 18-year-old man allegedly attempted to set his own house on fire. The Kampot man had been drinking and was angry with a relative for taking his phone without asking, but was possibly misfiring when he grabbed a lighter and tried to set alight his own house. A neighbour intervened and reported the hot-head to the police, who are not sure if they will release him with a warning or send him to court. Kampuchea Thmey
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I recently found out that GMAC charged off my account. I owed over $6000 for over mileage. I also turned the vehicle in 2 months before lease end and they are reporting it as a repo. My question is: I want to purchase a house in the beginning of 2010 probably FHA. Will they require me to pay this off? What can I possibly do to make this look better on my credit report?
ANSWER: Hi Julie:
I think it is likely you will have to address that to get a mortgage. Sometimes older and smaller charge offs can be ignored but I would be worried because of the amount. The lender would worry that you could be sued, have a judgement placed against you, and have wages garnished or otherwise impede your ability to pay the mortgage you are trying to get. It may help if it is outside the statute of limitations.
You should start by disputing the account directly with the credit bureaus. Send a simple, generic letter to Equifax, Experian, and Transunion disputing the account. They will respond back to you in writing in about 25-35 days.
Depending on how old this is, you can get more aggressive and challenge the lender. is the amount correct? Why is reporting as a repo? Was it a legal "repo?" Is it reporting the same on all three credit reports? If not the same, how can all three be correct? The idea is to get a violation of the Fair Credit Reporting Act and use that violation as the means to remove the account from your credit reports and/or offset the actual debt owed. It is easier to do this if it is outside the statute of limitations. At the very least, it is risky to do within two years of the "repo."
It is possible any activity, disputes, or inquiries on this account may spur them to sue you. Proceed at your own risk.
Good luck, I hope this helps.
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I turned in the car around Nov 2008. I did dispute with the credit bureaus and that is when they slapped the charge off on my report. I am all new to this so I was not sure really what I was doing. : Do you think they will settle with me? If so, do you think they would take a few payments? Sorry, one more question. Is this true, Such a large amount where they could possibly roll this in a mortgage?


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Shant Dolbakian
Shant Dolbakian is a Toronto based award-winning Director, Screenwriter, Editor and Actor.
He has experience in cinematography, visual effects, end editing. He always edits his own films.
Shant grew up in a small town in northern Italy. As a child always experimented with the family camcorder and as a teenager he directed a comedy web series with his friends. After a few years of studying visual effects and film techniques, in 2011 Shant decided to leave everything and move to Toronto to pursue his career more seriously.
As a director and writer Dolbakian found his voice through several dark shorts. He wrote and directed The Fix (2012) a critically acclaimed short drama starring two kids dealing with a tragic past. The film premiered at the Toronto Global Community Film Festival and received hundreds of positive reviews.
Right after he wrote and directed Happy Days (2012) made for the 48 Go Green Interntional Eco Film Festival and won the Best Film Prize. The film screened at the ACADEMY of Motion Picture Arts and Science last April during the 3rd Annual 48 GO GREEN International Eco film Fest.
Dolbakian's latest work is True Human (2013), his most ambitious dark film so far. The film is now in the distribution phase.


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Lou Jacque Collaboration
This was an interesting take on the collaborative tattooing process that's been a trend in the industry in recent years. My co-worker Lou conceptualized and drew the piece based on the client's requests, with no input from me (it's based on Japanese demon folklore). He then outlined it himself and completed some black shading. I took over for the second sitting and established much of the color range and form with a basic "block-in". Lou took the next two sessions to build off my color foundation with more colors and coverage. I completed the process with a final sitting of texture and details over the entire piece. The result you see here is a very effective blend of our individual styles. (www.loujacque.com)large image detail image back
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Adjuvant chemotherapy in non-small cell lung cancer: State-of-the-art
the ONA take:
Adjuvant chemotherapy (AC) is now a significant part of the treatment regimen for non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). Although surgery remains the standard treatment for patients with localized non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), risk of recurrence is substantial, even after complete resection, with pathological stage as the most relevant prognostic factor.
Meta-analyses of various trials demonstrated the effectiveness of chemotherapy after surgery. Its benefits translate into a 4% to 5% increase in 5-year survival. The most effective regimen is a two-drug cisplatin-based regimen, and four courses is usually recommended. Factors to consider were patient adherence to schedule, as thoracotomy is a significant procedure and recovery can be lengthy; toxicity, which tended to resolve after AC is complete; and patient selection.
Recommendations and guidelines from most scientific societies acknowledge the proven benefit of AC and now endorse its use in their guidelines. The combination with the most robust evidence is cisplatin with vinorelbine; however, some guidelines also discuss cisplatin combinations with etoposide, gemcitabine, docetaxel, and pemetrexed (the last only for adenocarcinoma).
Translational Lung Cancer Research
Abstract: Adjuvant chemotherapy (AC) plays now a significant role in the treatment of resected non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) patients and has become standard in clinical practice. It took more than two decades of clinical research to show its value, but it is has been well established that its benefit translates into a 4-5% absolute increase in 5-year survival according to published meta-analysis. This improvement is obtained with two-drug, Cisplatin-based regimens (multiples choices are acceptable but vinorelbine is the drug with more reported evidence) and usually four courses are recommended. Survival increase is restricted to cases in which there is involvement of lymph nodes (both N1 and N2 levels). For N0 cases AC might be considered, with a lower level of evidence, for tumors larger than 4 cm in diameter. At the present time, molecular predictive factors and gene signatures are investigational. Patient selection is of paramount importance. Proper recovery from surgery and the absence of major comorbidities are essential features. Toxicity is significant, but manageable and transient. Neutropenia is the most relevant side effect due to the risk of febrile neutropenia. The role of timing of administration, adjuvant radiotherapy (RT) and of newer drugs under evaluation is also reviewed.
Keywords: Non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC); adjuvant chemotherapy (AC); cisplatin
Submitted Mar 20, 2014. Accepted for publication May 11, 2014.
doi: 10.3978/j.issn.2218-6751.2014.06.01
Surgery remains the basic treatment for patients with localized non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). Nonetheless, even after an apparently complete resection procedure the risk of recurrence remains substantial. The benefit of adjuvant chemotherapy (AC) was not demonstrated until one decade ago with the repot of trial exploring the value of active cisplatin combinations along with optimal supportive care measures.
Pathological stage is the single most relevant prognostic factor for recurrence and death after NSCLC surgery. For patients with pathological stage II the 5-year survival rate after surgery alone is under 50% (stage IIA 46%, and IIB 36%) and it drops as low as to 24% for stage IIIA (1). Significant efforts have been made to refine prognostic information with molecular markers (such as K-ras mutations and ERCC-1 expression) (2,3) or gene expression signatures, but up to the present they remain investigational and need to be confirmed in prospective trials which are currently active (4).
AC is currently recommended for patients with pathologic stages II and III after surgery with curative intent. It is not for stage IA and its role in stage IB is limited and based on lower evidence. Theoretical considerations make postoperative chemotherapy appealing: i.e., the percentage of relapse in these tumors is high, and most of the relapses are systemic (lung, CNS, bone, adrenal and liver being the commonly involved organs) as well as the earlier proof of benefit in other common primary tumors such as breast or colorectal carcinomas. However it took a longer time to demonstrate its benefit in NSCLC.
Trials conducted prior to 2000 were small and had several methodological flaws that did not permit to reach any conclusion and lead to a nihilistic attitude. A meta-analysis published in 1995 (5) showed that alkylating-based regimens were detrimental in terms of survival (a 15% increased risk of death existed). On the contrary, for eight trials that used cisplatin-based regimens a 5% absolute benefit in 5-year survival was found (albeit without statistical significance due to small size). This finding gave new thrust to AC and several new trials with Cisplatin combinations were started.


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No doubt, I didn't lose as much weight as I should have.....
-- We should not forget Brazil's natural beauty, it has great beaches, forests, and some mountains too. Rio is completely different from Sao Paulo, much smaller city with great beaches and party atmosphere. The biggest obstacle in exploring Brazil is language, it can get really tough to find the right places and go beyond Sao Paulo and Rio!
-- I am forgetting an important part of Brazilian culture, in fact, two: Samba and football. Loser I am, I missed both. Carnival ended two weeks before I landed; and there were no major football activities in South America (except for the Ronaldo's 'incident')
-- I should end by saying something about brazilian people. I found them very friendly, open to other cultures, people made an effort to speak in English. They have strong family values and children usually live with parents till they are married. It is Ok to pat on the back and hug. Society shows glimpses of the 'US dream', despite of the fact that relations between the two countries are not very strong. In many ways, it has lot of similarities with the Indian culture.
On a final note (bear with me), the only time I saw Indians in brazil was when the President visited Brazil. She stayed in the same hotel. To be blunt, she lacks any charisma and totally, lacks the 'thing' required when you are the Head of the State. No wonder very few parliamentarians turned up for her speech!


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An Introduction to Dehumidifiers
Date posted: 29 November 2016
Lots of households in Britain struggle with condensation problems or unpleasant signs of dampness such as mould. Some homes even battle with a musty odour, uneven floor boards, or wet stains on the walls and ceilings. But in many cases the regular use of a dehumidifier can significantly reduce these problems, creating a more pleasant living environment.
There is always water in the air, whether you are inside or outside your home – but the amount of water varies significantly depending on a wide range of factors. Lots of our regular daily life activities contribute to the amount of water in the air, including cooking, showering, clothes washing, boiling the kettle, and even breathing! Uncovered water containers such as fish tanks also contribute to the amount of water in the air.
What does a dehumidifier do?
These machines are designed to control a room's humidity level by removing excess moisture from the air – until relative humidity is reduced to the desired level. Relative humidity is expressed as a percentage, and is a measure of the water vapour in the air relative to the amount the air could hold if it was saturated. When relative humidity reaches 100% it is at the "dew point", which means the air is "full" of water -- and that water will start to condense onto any surface (such as windows and walls). The general consensus is that a relative humidity of around 50% is optimum for your home, creating a comfortable environment and protecting your home and belongings.
If you choose a high quality unit, once it has achieved your chosen humidity level it should be able to automatically maintain that level without any input from you.
What are the main benefits of using a dehumidifier?
Controlling humidity levels can bring various benefits, including making the air more comfortable, reducing signs of dampness such as condensation on your windows or mouldy patches on walls, and helping to control the dust mite population in your home.
A dehumidifier dries out your room, extracting damp from its contents and any fabric on which mould and mildew will grow – preventing damp from recurring. If your dehumidifier is set to maintain relative humidity at 50% or slightly lower, the air will be too dry for mould and mildew spores to develop.
Some people also claim that dehumidifiers provide health benefits such as reducing allergy symptoms. Excess moisture in a room creates the perfect breeding ground for mould, mildew, bacteria and dust mites, all of which can trigger allergies – causing respiratory problems, itchy eyes and skin, and various other unpleasant symptoms.
What's the difference between desiccant dehumidifiers and refrigerant dehumidifiers?
Dehumidifiers come in many different sizes and at a variety of prices, but there are two main types you will need to choose from before deciding on a particular model. Each type works in a different way and, as a general rule, each type tends to be suited to a specific type of environment:
- Refrigerant (or compressor) dehumidifiers: These work by drawing in air through a filter and over cold coils. The water then condenses on the cold coils and drips into a water tank. The general claim is that refrigerant dehumidifiers are most effective in higher temperatures and higher humidities, therefore they tend to be the preferred choice for most lived-in homes in Britain.
- Desiccant dehumidifiers: These work by using an adsorbent material that draws water from the air. The material is then heated up so that the moisture drips into the water tank. This type of dehumidifier is said to work best in lower temperatures, such as in a garage or a conservatory. They tend to use more energy than refrigerant dehumidifiers because of the heat required to warm up the adsorbent material.
For more information , please see our article on the main differences between refrigerant and desiccant dehumidifiers.
Choosing your dehumidifier
Once you have decided which type of dehumidifier best suits your room, you will need to consider the following:
- Capacity: make sure the unit you select can cope with the space in which you plan to use it
- Energy efficiency: Energy-efficient models are better for the environment and for your household budget.
- Features: check that the design is user-friendly, incorporates a digital humidistat, a timer that you can set/programme, wheels to help you move it from room to room (if appropriate), and full collection bucket overflow protection. You may also want to find out how quiet the unit is whilst it's running.
Getting the most out of your dehumidifier
- Start by vacuuming the room to avoid distributing dust around the room, or clogging up your dehumidifier's air filter (if it has one).
- Position your dehumidifier away from furniture, walls and curtains.
- The majority of dehumidifiers now incorporate an automatic humidistat. Set this to 45-50% humidity to achieve optimum comfort. Automatic humidistats monitor the moisture in the air, switching the machine on and off as necessary in order to maintain the humidity level you've set it to.
- Keep all of the room's doors and windows closed while the dehumidifier is running.
- Each time you use the machine, empty out all of the collected water before using it again, or moving it to a different room. You can reuse this to water your plants!
- Vacuum the dehumidifier's air filter regularly, if it has one – and if it gets very dirty you may be able to wash it (although it's vital to read the manufacturer's instructions first to make sure this will not damage the filter).
How long will it take to make a difference?
If you hire a dehumidifier that is large enough for the room you are using it in. and there are no existing damp problems, the dehumidifier will usually reduce the humidity to your preferred level within a matter of days. If you have significant damp problems or have suffered a flood, however, you may need several dehumidifiers to start off with, potentially used alongside air movers and other specialist equipment.
Further tips for beating condensation problems
There are some other steps you can take, alongside using your dehumidifier, to help beat condensation and mould. Try:
- Sealing any cracks in your walls with a caulk or sealant.
- Switching on an extractor fan (or at least opening a window) whenever you have a bath or shower.
- Wiping down the bathroom walls and floors after you have a bath or shower.
- Drying wet clothes outside, or at least hanging them to dry next to an open window.
- Using the extractor fan on your cooker hood whilst cooking, to help extract steam.
Tackling serious damp problems
If you find you are still struggling with condensation and damp problems despite your best efforts:
- Check for leaking pipes or appliances (e.g. washing machine, dishwasher, etc).
- Ensure your tumble dryer is vented correctly to the outside.
- Unblock any clogged gutters and check that down spouts are directing rainwater away from the house.
- Consider installing a damp proofing course to deal with any structural rising damp.
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Collections of tips for expats who live in China, especially in Beijing. My personal tip for living in China is:
1 .Don't be afraid to do some trial and errors.
2. I always use local facilities instead of facilities designed for foreigners.
Air polution does really exist and at a very dangerous level. To get the idea: Most cities in the USA/Europe usually have Air Quality Index (AQI) under 30. On January 2013 indexes in many provinces hit new highs, many areas in China reach AQI of 400 or above daily. Beijing many times got reading way above the chart.
Check AQI data here: Beijing US embassy, AQICN, Beijing Municipal Environment Monitoring Center, baidu (type in "北京天气").
. Wear masks. There are many different types of masks, be sure to pick one that protects against PM 2.5.
For PM 2.5 a simple cloth like below doubtful will work.
I usually use, for example, by 3M N90 or N95, P1, P2... These symbols are standardized by NIOSH.There are many standards depending whether the masks are from USA, Europe, or elsewhere. Check the convention here.
N95 is much more expensive than N90. N90 I think should be good enough since the "particle" considered is for those under .1 micron. PM 2.5 is for 2.5 micron.
Various 3M masks. (I am not connected in anyway to 3M but when I asked questions about their masks, their representatives were useful. So I have been using their product ever since.)
. During these air pollution attacks, one shouldn't open windows or doors. One could try to grow indoor plants as what's researched by Nasa in the past. If you're interested, check the Chinese names of some of the plants here.
Yes, read all about it under Health Care.
Housekeeper- When we moved to Beijing in 2003, a full time housekeeper costed 650 yuan/month. Now (2011), it costs 2600 yuan in our area. The cost is area dependent, for example, our friends in down town who live in the EXPAT area pay 3000 yuan/month. A full time housekeeper is the one who live with us. We provide them with a room and food. Nowadays, they also demand a break about 1 hour in the afternoon. In the past, they didn't. Housekeepers are in big demands now. Much more than in the past. A part time costs the same, but they work 9 hours/day with 1 hour break and each week end they get 1 day off. A full timer gets only two days off/month.
Sure, read my tips for living in China article about violin.
Check out China expats guide to metric here
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SPCA Penang is a non-profit/non-governmental organization. Our aim is to help educate the public in responsible pet ownership. We run activities and programs to raise the awareness of animal welfare.
SPCA is appealing for 10 acres of land to build a sanctuary to house healthy unadoptable strays to enable them to live a full life. We are seeking help from philanthropists who would be willing to donate or help us purchase the land at minimal cost. For more details please contact us.
Feel free to browse around our website using the menu above. And do please contact us if you have any questions.


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Days Inn Trumann hotels are listed below. Search for cheap and discount Days Inn hotel rates in Trumann, AR for your upcoming individual or group travel. We list the best Days Inn Trumann hotels & lodging so you can review the Trumann Days Inn hotel list below to find the perfect place.
We will list below Trumann, AR properties that are comparable to the quality of Days Inn.Booking a group or meeting? Set up a group hotel block in Trumann AR
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'Drumming Boys' Columbia Road Ceramic Plate
This plate was produced by hand in our east London studio.
'Every bloom was unique, unlike any other. We fed and we watered them as they grew and grew and prospered in the sun and the rain their preciousness blossomed. The street was our garden and they were our flowers. Columbia Road London E2.'
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'This plate was designed screenprinted, decaled and fired at Ryantown HQ Studio.
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Filmworks 109 is an assembly of talented professionals who truly love making their clients look great and producing the medium for the world to know it. It is our mission to treat every project we undertake with respect and enthusiasm and create film that will exceed expectation with regard to production value and our client's goals.
The film industry is exploding and being on the cusp of a revolution in how we market and introduce products and services to current and future generations of consumers imparts on us a great responsibility to help our clients stay ahead of the curve. A change is building and those who choose to use video will be out front and those that don't will be left behind…it is simply the reality of the volatile and dynamic business environment were in.
Our studio is based out of Albany, NY and able to service areas anywhere from Capital District to NYC. We don't stop there though. We've also worked all the way out in Western NY and as far as Florida. Video production isn't a matter of distance, its about whether or not you're willing to go the distance to get the job done.
Who We Are:
Paul Rutherford
Paul is an author, screenwriter and producer. He has written two novels and two non-fiction books. He has produced, written and consulted on several documentary films. His novel "The Tunnel Hoard" has been optioned for a major motion picture. Paul's documentary films have also been shown on television, in theaters and in museums.
Chris Conti
Post Production Supervisor
While working as a features photographer and chief editor at CBS6 Albany for many years, Chris helped implement their non-linear, networked editing workflow. Chris also taught at the New School Center for Media as a television and audio production instructor. He is fluent in Avid Media Composer, Pro Tools, Final Cut Pro and the Adobe Creative Suite.
Outside Filmworks 109, Chris has a lot of interests in the music industry. He has toured with in bands over the years and has a fully functioning Pro Tools studio set up in his house. When he's not working you can find Chris playing his guitar or spending time with his son Ben.
Chris Famelette
Director of Photography
Chris worked at WPTZ in Plattsburgh, FOX 23 News, News Channel 13 in Albany, as a news photographer. In addition he free-lances for NBC Sports.
He attended SUNY Plattsburgh where he managed the PSTV program and produced Cardinal Sports, Cardinal Basketball, and Lights Out. Chris also managed Stage Left Lighting, bringing live national concerts to the Hudson Valley.
Chris has produced all type of videos and created a Prism Glassworks reality show that won top 25 with A&E pilot pipeline in Manhattan.
Nicole Parker
Social Media Creative Director
Nicole is digital media marketing specialist. She is well versed in organic and paid advertising social media campaigns, and is proficient in implementing video to augment social media promotions.
Nicole has worked in video, online advertising, print and web design, broadcast, and email marketing for some of the largest brands in the Capital Region.
She graduated from Chatham University with a Masters in Film and Digital Technology, and also holds a Bachelor's in Meteorology from SUNY Brockport. In her free time, she enjoys baking, figure skating, and craft brews.
Ryan Traver
Graphic Designer & Editor
Ryan has worked in many different areas of production, ranging from Live Event Coverage to Corporate/PR to Independent Films. Having a variety of experience including camera work, editing and graphic design, Ryan is as comfortable in post-production as he is in the field.
He Graduated from NSRT IN 2009 while meeting former instructors Chris Famelette and Chris Conti, who he would continue to freelance and work closely with. Ryan's other work has entailed covering live events, working on independent projects and freelance graphic design.
Zach Noll
Editor & Videographer
Zach is a well rounded person and sort of a Jack of all Trades. He does a mixture of editing, shooting and assisting here at Filmworks 109.
Zach graduated from St. Rose with a degree in communications and soon after got paired up with Ann Marie Lizzi of Majestic Media. Through this relationship we were able to meet Zach and soon after he joined our team full time.
Andrew Blodgett
Photographer & Editor
Andrew has been around for a while now and has done a little bit of everything for us. He's our inside man into the Apple world but he moonlights here doing photo, video and web work for us.
Andrew graduated from the NSRT in 2011 where he met Chris Famelette. Their meeting then expanded to him working with us here at Filmworks 109. Andrew enjoys traveling and hiking during his free time.


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... rid of severe depression and aniexty. I feel so hopeless and scared that my life will never get better. I am out of a job and cannot see the light at the end of the tunnel. How can I get better when nothing seems to be working?
Anxiety - I have tried almost every antidepressant out there and am having no success with getting?
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- 1 Dec 2009 by FLsunchelle
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- 1 December 2009
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- depression, anxiety, generalized anxiety disorder
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i really hope your seeing a psychologist because about 1/2 the people who take meds and dont see one dont have any results. but anyway if you have taken MAOIs and tricyclics then the next step is to add an antipsychotic to the antidepressant (this regulates basicly all the neurotransmiters that depression has been associated with) and/or (probably not "or" because this can cause depression problems) Benzodiazepines. 1- start/keep seeing psychologist. 2- try cognitive behavioral thearpy (highest success rate for many mental illnesses) 3- daily excercise 4- daily meditation 5- write how your feeling in a note book 6- pick up a hobby 7- balance diet (there are some foods which help regulate the body) and with that stay away from sugar and cafene... theres a bunch of other things you can do too but thats all i can think of off the top of my head. i hope some of this helps, iv been right there with you...
believe it or not adding a very low dose of lithium( i am not talking high doses but very low doses off less than 300mg) can add the needed regulation between the neurotransmiters that antidepressants and even benzos lack. Google low dose lithium treatment.I was totally against it and I did weeks of researched and triedit and I never thought I would get out of my depression and anxiety. Remember lithium is a mineral and not a drug and people take as little as 30mg a day and get great results.I can now go days without taking a benzo and i take it just now to detox slowly but adding the lithium has calmed my brain down and i just feel more relaxed and my depression has lifted. many doctors do not know about this low dose therapy and lithium still has the stigma as a bad drug but like i said it is a mineral and people who take mega doses are prone to side effects.
In parts of the USA lithium occurs naturally in the water and it very low doses and studies have shown in those parts their is less depression, suicide and even crime. Look into this and do the research. Like I said I was totally against it and now I take 300mg a day but i know you can buy it otc from the tacoma dispenary at $20 for a months supply i think they are 5mg pills and look up DR. WRIGHT from the Tacoma clinic. He is a medical doctor that has done a lot of rearch on this. good luck and keep asking the questions.
yeah lithium is really really bad for your liver though and the toxic dose is just a tiny bit higher than the medicinal dose. your right though it is very effective but no one really knows why
I am in the same black hole as you. joining this group has helped in respect that I know I am not alone in this. The steps that pyschmajor offered are very helpful. It is just getting to that place is the hard part. I don't know about you but I sometimes feel that I do not have the energy to do some of those things. I worked out at least 2 hours every day now I do not have the energy to take a walk. I wish you the best of luck and hope that you will find an answer and start seeing that light at the end of the tunnel.
Thanks to all of you for posting your opinions!
Sorry Flsun. I also suffer severe depresssion, axiety, and PNES. I'm not bragging when I say I have taken most meds out there.There is a new antidepressant(Pristiq). It is a time released antidepressant. My Dr. is weaning me off paxil and onto Prestiq. I took my first dose yesterday and abgout 20 mins later, I wasn't as "balled up" for lack of a better term. Now it may have just been in my head but if you have tried a lot FLs, maybe this can open at least a window if not a door. I also pose a question to you... since you suffer extreme anxiety, has your Dr. put you on a benzo? That would probably help immensly.
Dalton please let me know how you are doing on pretiq. I am on cymbalta which is another pharmacuticals version of Prestiq. I would like to see whatthe differences are. I know everybody is different but I would still be interested in how you are doing. Thanks
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Experts began work in Ukraine about two weeks ago. The mission comprised representatives of the national policy and the Defence Ministry of the Netherlands
Via:: ITAR TASS
Experts began work in Ukraine about two weeks ago. The mission comprised representatives of the national policy and the Defence Ministry of the Netherlands
Via:: ITAR TASS
By RT
"The freedom of the press is guaranteed by our Constitution, and won't be affected," said Mikhail Margelov, one of the 423 deputies who unanimously voted to support the law. "The law is designed to protect our national interests, to safeguard the sovereignty of our media, and our country."
"The information war against Russia has its own laws, and has forced our hand," said Vadim Dengin, one of the authors of the new legislation, which was proposed by the three minority parties in the Russian parliament.
If, as expected, the law ratified by the upper chamber of the Russian parliament and Vladimir Putin, it will come into force in January 2016, though existing foreign-owned companies will have until 2017 to re-organize their ownership structure. Media that violate the law can be shut down, although not without a court order.
While all terrestrial TV channels in the country are owned either by the state or large Russian media holding companies, numerous cable channels and more than 60 percent of the print media have significant foreign shareholders. Many others are held by Russian businessmen, who hold dual citizenship, which will also make the ineligible to continue as owners.
The legislation will affect leading political talk radio Ekho Moskvy, business daily Vedomosti, which is jointly owned by Finnish magazine publisher Sanoma, The Financial Times and the Wall Street Journal, Forbes magazine, published by German media giant Axel Springer, and the vast majority of franchised Russian-language version of glossy magazines, including Cosmopolitan, Men's Health, National Geographic and GQ.
Several deputies also noted that foreign companies including the US publisher Hearst, have recently bought up more than 50 regional Russian publishers, including local news websites, which have often been influential in regional politics.
Communist MP Oleg Smolin tried to introduce an amendment that would exclude lifestyle and other non-political publications from the restrictions, but the Duma committee responsible for the draft law rebuffed the proposal.
"We are establishing fundamental relations between citizens and non-residents in the media sphere, and here no compromises are acceptable," said Roman Chuychenko, from the ruling United Russia Party.
"Any loophole would open the door to machinations."
The only exceptions have been made for media that have resulted from state-level international treaties, which are currently encompassed by the joint Russia-Belarus Mir television. One of the sponsors of the law, Leonid Levin, said that cooperation with China – which incidentally forbids all foreign media ownership – could spawn Chinese-owned media in Russia.
Previous legislation only forbade foreign companies from holding a majority stake in TV and radio outlets.
In the West, France has similar restrictions on print news media ownership, while the US considers foreign bids for majority stakes in TV and radio stations on a case-by-case basis.
Via:: RT.com
The decision was made to meet the growing domestic demand for gas, the company said
Via:: ITAR TASS
By RT
The irony, of course, is that they are doing so at the UN – the global political body that pledges to uphold international law, peace and stability, and the sanctity of the nation-state unit.
The goal this week will be to keep the 'momentum' on a 'narrative' until it sinks in.
On day one, heads of state from Turkey, Jordan, Qatar, the UK and France were paraded onto the podium to drum in the urgency of American strikes against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), Jabhat al-Nusra and other militant groups inside Syria.
Every American official – past and present – in the White House rolodex was hooked up to a microphone to deliver canned sound bites and drive home those 'messages.' In between, video-game-quality footage of US strikes hitting their targets was aired on the hour; clips of sleek fighter jets refueling midair and the lone Arab female fighter pilot were dropped calculatingly into social media networks.
The global crew of journalists that descends annually on the UN for this star-studded political event, enthused over US President Barak Obama's ability to forge a coalition that included five Arab Sunni states – Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Jordan, Bahrain and the UAE.
Few mentioned that these partners are a mere fig leaf for Obama, providing his Syria campaign with Arab and Muslim legitimacy where he otherwise would have none. Not that any of these five monarchies enjoy 'legitimacy' in their own kingdoms – kings and emirs aren't elected after all – and two of these Wahhabi states are directly responsible for the growth and proliferation of the Wahhabi-style extremism targeted by US missiles.
Even fewer spent time dissecting the legality of US attacks on Syria or on details of the US 'mission' – as in, "what next?"
But with a mission this crippled at the outset, it didn't take long for an alternative view to peek through the thick media fog.
On the ground in Syria, dead civilians – some of them children killed by US bombs – muddied the perfect script. Confused Syrian rebels – many who had called for foreign intervention to help crush the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad – demanded to know how these airstrikes were meant to help them.
Sunni Arabs would be radicalized by these strikes, they warned, as ideologically sympathetic citizens of the Arab coalition states took to their information channels and swore revenge for airstrikes against ISIL and al-Nusra.
The Syrian government, for the most part, remained mute – whether to save face or because they could 'smell' the gains coming. Contrary to Washington's prevailing narrative, privately the story was that the US had informed the Assad government of both the timing and targets of the attacks in advance.
Sources say that the US even provided 'guarantees' that no Syrian military or government interests would be targeted. A Reuters exclusive claiming that the US went so far as to provide assurances to Iran, suggests this version is closer to the truth. When US airstrikes against Syria were on the table a year ago, the various parties went through a similar game of footsies.Last September, the Americans backed off – allegedly because of communications from their adversaries that even a single US missile would trigger a warfront against Israel. This time, Washington needed to know that scenario was not going to be activated, and this week they offered the necessary guarantees to ensure it.
Although the Russians and Iranians have publicly lashed out at the illegality of US strikes, they do not seem too worried. Both know – like the Syrian government – that these air attacks could be a net gain for their 'Axis.'
Firstly, the United States is now doing some useful heavy-lifting for Assad, at no real cost to him. The Syrian armed forces have spent little time on the ISIL threat because their focus has traditionally been on protecting their interests in Aleppo, Damascus, Homs, Hama – and the countryside in these areas – as well as towns and cities around the Lebanese and Jordanian borders. That changed when ISIL staged successful attacks on Mosul and created new geopolitical urgency for Assad's allies – which triggered some major Syrian strikes against ISIL targets.
But to continue along this path, the Syrians would have to divert energy and resources from key battles, and so the American strikes have provided a convenient solution for the time being.
Secondly, the Syrians have spent three years unsuccessfully pushing their narrative that the terrorism threat they face internally is going to become a regional and global problem. The US campaign is a Godsend in this respect – Obama has managed to get the whole world singing from the same hymn sheet in just two months, including, and this is important, the three states – Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Turkey – most instrumental in financing, weaponizing and assisting ISIL and other extremist militias inside Syria.
Syria, Iran, Russia, Hezbollah and a host of like-minded emerging powers are pleased about this new laser focus on jihadi terror and for the accompanying resource shift to address the problem.
Thirdly, the US has now been placed in the hot seat and will be expected to match words with action. For three years, Washington has overlooked and even encouraged illegal and dangerous behaviors from its regional Sunni allies – all in service of defeating Assad. With all eyes on America and expectations that Obama will fail in his War on Terror just like his predecessors, the US is going to have to pull some impressive tricks from its sleeves.
Ideally, these would include the shutting down of key border crossings (Turkey, Jordan, Lebanon); punishing financiers of terror and inhibiting the flow of funds and assistance from Washington's regional allies; cutting off key revenue streams; tightening immigration policies to stem the flow of foreign fighters; disrupting communications networks of targeted terrorist groups; broader intelligence sharing with all regional players; and empowering existing armies and allied militias inside the 'chaos zone' to lead and execute ground operations.
Thus far, there are signs that some of these things are already happening, with possibly more to come.
Now for the fun part. The Syrians, Iranians and Russians do not fundamentally trust Washington or its intentions. The suspicion is that the US is on another one of its regime-change missions, displaying its usual rogue-state behavior by violating the territorial integrity of a sovereign state under false pretenses, and that it will shortly revert to targeting the Syrian government.
While they can see clear gains from the current level of US intervention – as distasteful as they find it – they are watching carefully as events unfold.
If there is the slightest deviation from the 'guarantees' provided by the US, this trio has plenty of room to maneuver. Iran, for one, has dallied with the Americans in both Iraq and Afghanistan and they know how to cause some pain where it counts. The Russians, for that matter, have many playgrounds in which to thwart US ambitions – most urgently in Ukraine and in Afghanistan, from which the US hopes to withdraw billions of dollars' worth of military equipment by the end of 2014.
All understand that Washington has just assumed a risky public posture and that many, many things can go wrong. The Sunni Arab fig leaf can disappear in a nano-second if domestic pressures mount or revenge attacks take place internally. Information could leak about continued assistance to terrorist militias from one or more of its coalition partners – a huge embarrassment for Washington and its wobbly Coalition. ISIL will almost certainly act against coalition partner soft-targets, like carrying out further kidnappings and executions. Continued airstrikes will almost definitely result in a growing civilian casualty count, turning those 'hearts and minds' to stone. Syrian rebels could swiftly turn against the US intervention and radicalize further. Massive displacement caused by airstrikes could exacerbate the humanitarian crisis.And as in all other past US military War-on-Terror adventures, terrorism could thrive and proliferate in quantum leaps.
As Moscow-based political analyst Vladimir Frolov noted to the Washington Post: "The United States has underestimated the complexity of the situation before, so let's just wait until they run into problems."
The idea that US military engagement could continue for the long-term is unlikely given the myriad things that can go wrong fast. Obama is going to be reluctant to have his last two years in office defined by the hazardous Syrian conflict – after all, he was to be the president who extracted America from unessential wars.
But the most compelling reason that this Coalition will not pass the first hurdle is that its key members have entirely different ambitions and strategic targets.
Over a decade ago, these US-engineered coalitions were wealthier, less-burdened and shared common goals. Today, many of the coalition members face domestic economic and political uncertainties – and several states are directly responsible for giving rise to ISIL. How can the Coalition fight ISIL and support it, all at once?
What's missing is a formula, a strategy, a unified worldview that can be equally as determined as the ideological adversary it faces.
Down the road, we will discover that the only coalition able and willing to fight extremism does indeed come from inside the region, but importantly, from within the conflict zone itself: Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and Iran. For starters, they are utterly vested in the outcome of their efforts – and would lead with political solutions alongside military ones. Those elusive boots-on-the-ground that everyone is seeking? They live it. Pit that group against Obama's Coalition-of-the-Clueless any day and you know which side would win handily.
The question is, can this Coalition stomach a solution it is working so hard to avoid? Will it partner with vital regional players that were foes only a few months ago? It is doubtful. That would require a worldview shift that Washington is still too irrational to embrace.
Sharmine Narwani for RT
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By RT
Researchers revealed on Wednesday this week that a bug has been spotted in Bash — a command-line shell developed in the 1980s and common to Linux and Unix systems — the likes of which may allow attackers to target computers and, if successful, run malicious codes that could let them take control of entire servers pertaining to potentially millions of machines.
But while the so-called Heartbleed bug found in April allowed hackers to spy on vulnerable systems due to a previously undiscovered flaw in the open-source encryption software called OpenSSL, security experts say already that the Bash exploit — being referred to as "Shellshock"— is more severe because exploiting it could allow attackers to seize systems that are vulnerable by running unauthorized code that, in a worst case scenario, gives them full privileges on the plundered machine.
"The method of exploiting this issue is also far simpler," Dan Guido, the chief executive of a cybersecurity firm Trail of Bits, told Reuters on Wednesday this week of the differences. "You can just cut and paste a line of code and get good results."
After discovery of Shellshock was identified by researcher Stephane Schazelas on Wednesday, the United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team, or US-CERT, acknowledged the severity of the issue by releasing a statement warning that "exploitation of this vulnerability may allow a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code on an affected system."
"In other words, it allows the user to type commands into a simple text-based window, which the operating system will then run," security company Symantec said in a warning on Thursday.
"Using this vulnerability, attackers can potentially take over the operating system, access confidential information, make changes, et cetera," Tod Beardsley, anengineeringmanager at cybersecurity firm Rapid7, added to Reuters. "Anybody with systems using Bash needs to deploy the patch immediately."
On the government's official CERT website, a statement tells visitors to read a Wednesday blog post on the website of security company Red Hat where researchers said patching the exploit was a "critical priority" and, given the "pervasive use of the Bash shell," should be acknowledged by everyone as a serious vulnerability. Separately, the National Vulnerability Database — a group sponsored by the US Department of Homeland Security, CERT and the National Institute of Standards and Technology — gave the bug a rating of "10" in terms of severity, its highest.
Among those who say Shellshock poses a bigger risk than Heartbleed is Robert Graham, a computer expert at co-founder of Errata Security, who tweeted this week that "enough systems are vulnerable for this to be a real concern."
Luckily, since bash is open-source, this bug was quickly found before it became widely deployed.
— Robert Graham (@ErrataRob) September 24, 2014
This 'bash' bug is probably a bigger deal than Heartbleed, btw.
— Robert Graham (@ErrataRob) September 24, 2014
Reporters ask: Them: What can users do about this bug? Me: Run in circles screaming and waving their hands None have quoted me so far
— Robert Graham (@ErrataRob) September 25, 2014
"Luckily, since bash is open-source, this bug was quickly found before it became widely deployed," Graham tweeted, but with the caveat: "This 'bash' bug is probably a bigger deal than Heartbleed."
Indeed, a preliminary scan conducted by Graham this week discovered no fewer than 3,000 vulnerable systems. "Consequently," he wrote, "…this thing is clearly wormable, and can easily worm past firewalls and infect lots of systems. One key question is whether Mac OS X and iPhone DHCP service is vulnerable — once the worm gets behind a firewall and runs a hostile DHCP server, that would 'game over' for large networks."
Patches have since been released that are intended to prevent attacks from exploiting the Bash bug, but the Red Hat security blog said on Thursday that attempts to fix the glitch have so far been incomplete.
Via:: RT.com
By RT
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Abadi made the remarks at a meeting with reporters on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York on Thursday.
"Today, while I am here, I am receiving accurate reports from Baghdad where there was the arrest of a few elements and there are networks planning from inside Iraq to have attacks," he said.
"They plan to have attacks in the metros of Paris and the US," he added. "From the details I have received, yes, it looks credible."
Abadi added that it is not clear whether the attack was imminent, adding that the intelligence was gleaned from arrests of IS militants in Iraq.
An Iraqi official at the UN also told the BBC that several IS fighters had been captured and told Iraqi intelligence that French and American recruits had "an imminent plot" to hit the metro in Paris, and then hit the US, though not saying where in the US.
Following the Iraqi PM's remarks US law enforcement and security officials initially said they would investigate the claims of a terror plot. However, shortly after, various officials reported that they have no evidence of a current threat in the US or France.
The White House's National Security Council spokesperson Caitlin Hayden said that the US government has no information regarding the Iraqi claim.
"We have not confirmed such a plot, and would have to review any information from our Iraqi partners before making further determinations. We take any threat seriously and always work to corroborate information we receive from our partners," she said.
New York City administration and the NYPD said they were "aware" of the warning and were assessing the threat.
"We are in close contact with the FBI and other federal partners as we assess this particular threat stream," said John Miller, deputy commissioner for intelligence and counterterrorism at the NYPD. "New York City normally operates at a heightened level of security and we adjust that posture daily based on our evaluation of information as we receive it."
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo added that security forces had already begun to beef up precautions at New York City mass transit sites.
There is no specific or credible threat against Washington's area rail or bus systems, a spokesman for the Washington Metro Area Transit Authority Dan Stessel said in a statement.
In the wake of the rise of the Islamic State militants in Syria and Iraq, the UN Security Council unanimously adopted a resolution on Wednesday condemning extremism and sectarian violence. Under the resolution all member states are obliged to make it a serious criminal offense for their citizens to travel abroad to fight with extremists or support them.
READ MORE: UNSC demands tough global laws to stop foreign extremist fighters
In the fight against the extremists, the US and its allies have formed an anti-IS coalition, launching aerial attacks on Syria on Tuesday. Earlier this year, Washington launched a military campaign against the jihadists in Iraq which was later on supported by Paris.
READ MORE: ISIS-related arrests in US, Europe, Australia as intel warns of 'gruesome' attacks
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Herman Van Rompuy, President of the European Council, said the Western sanctions on Russia were "not a goal in themselves" and "they can be revised, provided there is tangible progress"
Via:: ITAR TASS
Upon his detention on September 21, Israeli police asked the district court to issue a warrant for his extradition
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By RT
As mass unemployment bites ever deeper across the EU, Valter Piscedda, the center-left mayor of Elmas, a small city in Sardinia, suggested paying locals to leave, according to The Guardian. Elmas's council has allocated a total of €12,000 to pay for English lessons, accommodation and cheap flights for 10 unemployed locals to look for jobs in other parts of Europe.
RT: There has been a high level of unemployment for the past few years in Europe. Where are EU citizens looking for a job now? Which region is more attractive for them?
Glyn Ford: At one level, I can understand that you are trying to find jobs, it is rather reminiscent of the former Tory cabinet minister Norman Tebbit who, when the people in the North of England complained there were no jobs, suggested they got on their bikes and cycled to London to find jobs in London. Of course governments have the responsibility to try and to get economic activity across the whole of their country, the whole of their nation, and the whole of the European Union.
But of course there is nothing that the local mayor can do about that. I think he'd be better off spending this 12,000 euros actually trying to campaign to end austerity in Europe. We want a different Europe, and we can have a different Europe where people can stay at home and work as they used to be able in the past rather than trek around the EU looking for a shrinking a number of jobs that are disappearing everywhere. I am not sure where these people are going to go. I wish them luck. And certainly having English-language training won't hurt. But there is still a shortage of jobs in the UK. We have high unemployment rates as well. There in nowhere to go where jobs are easily found.
RT: The UK has also faced high levels of unemployment. Is there the possibility of training British citizens in other EU languages and sending them to other EU countries? Do you have any other possible solutions?
GF: I guess we could have somebody in the North-East of England or the North-West of England: some local mayor finding 10,000 pounds – roughly the equivalent of 12,000 euros – to train people in Italian and send them to Italy. This is not a solution.
The solution is to do something at the European level. I wish the mayor well, but I think what he would most usefully spend this time doing is campaigning for his government – he said he's center-left – under the prime minister, [Matteo] Renzi, to actually unite with socialist ministers across the European Union to change the direction of Europe. And I`m hoping the new European Commission that will take office on November 1st – subject to the European Parliament's approval – will actually end austerity in Europe and get the EU back to work with high-skilled, high-tech jobs, rather than the zero-hours contracts that are so common these days.
RT: Which language is in demand among employers today in Europe?
GF: Frankly, if you are looking for the best language to have to find a job in Europe at the moment, you're probably better off with German. English comes second and Spanish is definitely third with their massive unemployment levels. There are more people learning English in China than living in the UK. So there is going to be a lot of competition.
Via:: RT.com
By RT
Russia's Urals crude oil experienced a significant drop from its June price of above $110 per barrel to its current price of $93 per barrel, a reduction that Oreshkin believes, coupled with Ukraine-related economic problems, could sink Russia's balance of payments by a total of 4 percent.
Oreshkin explained that lower Urals crude prices reduce exports by $55 billion per year, the official said at the Fitch ratings agency conference on Thursday.
The World Bank recently lowered their GDP growth estimate for Russia in 2014 to 0.5 percent, effectively equivalent to stagnation. In 2013, the economy expanded 1.1 percent to $2.1 trillion.
The sudden drop is structural, whereas in the past it was cyclical Oreshkin said. Now it has to do with a decline in demand and increase in oil production, in addition to Libya returning to the oil market.
"It is unlikely that we will see a sharp drop in prices, but we are unlikely to see a sharp rise. Most likely, we will see stabilization in the area of $90 per barrel," he said.
The Finance Ministry has projected a baseline Urals crude price of $104 in 2014, and $100 in 2015-17, but as noted by Economic Development Minister Aleksey Ulyukaev, there is a risk of price change, in the case of turmoil in the Middle East as well as a global economic turndown, which will lower consumer demand.
Oreshkin said that Russia could be being too soft on monetary policy. The government has planned on $80 per barrel prices as a cut-off when drafting the budget.
According to Oreshkin, the economy "didn't even notice any shocks."
"When the Economic Development Ministry released a forecast of $100 per barrel, we said then that we see the risks that oil will cost $ 90-95. It fell in this range, however. When it comes to conservative projections, the use of the lower level of this range would be a conservative approach," Oreshkin said.
Russia, the world's largest energy exporter, relies on oil and gas exports for 50 percent of its federal budget, as well as 70 percent of the country's total exports.
Urals crude, Russia's key export blend, hails from the Ural mountain and Volga regions, and is usually priced slightly below Brent.
Sanctions also threaten Russia's oil future.
The CEO of Russia's second-largest oil company, Lukoil, said that he expects sanctions to affect 20 percent of Russia's total oil output – or about 100 million tons, The Moscow Times reported.
Former Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin has warned that sanctions will cost Russia 1 percent of total GDP, which could send the economy into a recession, and lead to a 3-4 percent economic drop.
In the worst scenario, if Russia is cut off from the SWIFT international banking payment system, Kudrin predicts a 5 percent drop in GDP.
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Which Anarky is this? Is this Lonnie, or is this a new Anarky? To my knowledge, Alan Grant was the only one to ever write the character. There was an Anarky before the New 52, but that was a different one. Also, it looks like Clayface is going to go back to being a villain. Very disappointing, if true.
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Day VI
Got a late start -- all mail all the time
Music listened to:
"Little Playmate"
Miles Davis Quintet
1965 - 68
Disc 1
Astralwerks Collection
Elvis Presley
"The Lost Album"
Talk Talk
"Natural History"
# of tall kitchen garbage bags thrown away: 6
# of glass pop bottles recycled: 35
# of those still containing some liquid: 2
Weird find of the day: $25 gift card from Starbucks for posting an ad to
Monster.com for work.
Funny find of the day: I found out today that a neighbor's "Playboy"
magazine had been accidentally sent to me in August 2001. Contains
Tomorrow has potential to be "interesting." I'll go over-and-through
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Blood from the Mummy's Tomb (1971)
On the night before her anniversary, Margaret Fuchs (Valerie Leon) receives an ancient Egyptian ring with a red stone as a birthday gift from her father, Prof. Julian Fuchs (Andrew Keir). Margaret has frequent nightmares about an expedition in Egypt with five members, including her father, finding the tomb of Queen Tera, an evil sorcerer with a severed hand. The members collect the sarcophagus with a totally preserved mummy, the severed hand with the ring with a red stone, and three relics. Margaret is possessed by the spirit of Tera and chases the expedition members to retrieve the objects and gives life back to Tera.
Summary written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Directed by: Michael Carreras
The cast includes: Andrew Keir (Julian Fuchs), Valerie Leon (Margaret Fuchs/Queen Tera), James Villiers (Corbeck), Hugh Burden (Geoffrey Dandridge)
MPAA rating: , Running time: 94 minutes
Presented in: Color
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I've been desperate to find new kindle books for young adults. And ones that won't break the bank at $11.99. That still isn't very expensive for an ebook, but when most books max out at $7 to $9, higher prices just won't cut it.
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1. Angelfall (Penryn & the End of Days) by Susan Ee
I just read this and it was awesome! Review to come.
Price: $2.99
Description: "It's been six weeks since angels of the apocalypse descended to demolish the modern world. Street gangs rule the day while fear and superstition rule the night. When warrior angels fly away with a helpless little girl, her seventeen-year-old sister Penryn will do anything to get her back.
Anything, including making a deal with an enemy angel.
Raffe is a warrior who lies broken and wingless on the street. After eons of fighting his own battles, he finds himself being rescued from a desperate situation by a half-starved teenage girl.
Traveling through a dark and twisted Northern California, they have only each other to rely on for survival. Together, they journey toward the angels' stronghold in San Francisco where she'll risk everything to rescue her sister and he'll put himself at the mercy of his greatest enemies for the chance to be made whole again."
2. Partials by Dan Wells
Price: $2.99
Description: "The human race is all but extinct after a war with Partials–engineered organic beings identical to humans–has decimated the population. Reduced to only tens of thousands by RM, a weaponized virus to which only a fraction of humanity is immune, the survivors in North America have huddled together on Long Island while the Partials have mysteriously retreated. The threat of the Partials is still imminent, but, worse, no baby has been born immune to RM in more than a decade. Our time is running out.
Kira, a sixteen-year-old medic-in-training, is on the front lines of this battle, seeing RM ravage the community while mandatory pregnancy laws have pushed what's left of humanity to the brink of civil war, and she's not content to stand by and watch. But as she makes a desperate decision to save the last of her race, she will find that the survival of humans and Partials alike rests in her attempts to uncover the connections between them–connections that humanity has forgotten, or perhaps never even knew were there.
Dan Wells, acclaimed author of "I Am Not a Serial Killer," takes readers on a pulsepounding journey into a world where the very concept of what it means to be human is in question–one where our humanity is both our greatest liability and our only hope for survival."
3. Pathfinder by Orson Scott Card
Price: $3.99"
Description: "A powerful secret. A dangerous path.
Rigg is well trained at keeping secrets. Only his father knows the truth about Rigg's strange talent for seeing the paths of people's pasts. But when his father dies, Rigg is stunned to learn just how many secrets Father had kept from him–secrets about Rigg's own past, his identity, and his destiny. And when Rigg discovers that he has the power not only to see the past, but also to change it, his future suddenly becomes anything but certain.
Rigg's birthright sets him on a path that leaves him caught between two factions, one that wants him crowned and one that wants him dead. He will be forced to question everything he thinks he knows, choose who to trust, and push the limits of his talent…or forfeit control of his destiny."
4. Blood Red Road by Moira Young
Price: $4.99
Description: "Saba has spent her whole life in Silverlake, a dried-up wasteland ravaged by constant sandstorms. The Wrecker civilization has long been destroyed, leaving only landfills for Saba and her family to scavenge from. That's fine by her, as long as her beloved twin brother Lugh is around. But when a monster sandstorm arrives, along with four cloaked horsemen, Saba's world is shattered. Lugh is captured, and Saba embarks on an epic quest to get him back.
Suddenly thrown into the lawless, ugly reality of the world outside of desolate Silverlake, Saba is lost without Lugh to guide her. So perhaps the most surprising thing of all is what Saba learns about herself: she's a fierce fighter, an unbeatable survivor, and a cunning opponent. And she has the power to take down a corrupt society from the inside. Teamed up with a handsome daredevil named Jack and a gang of girl revolutionaries called the Free Hawks, Saba stages a showdown that will change the course of her own civilization."
5. The Vampire Diaries: The Awakening by L.J. Smith
Price: $5.99
Description: "A Love Triangle of Unspeakable Horror…Elena
Searching for the ultimate thrill, she vowed to have Stefan.
Haunted by his tragic past, he struggled to resist her passion.
Driven by revenge, he hunted the brother who betrayed him.
The terrifying story of two vampire brothers and the beautiful girl torn between them."
6. Artemis Fowl (Artemis Fowl, Book One) (Artemis Fowl (Quality)) by Eoin Colfer
Price: $5.69
Description: "Twelve-year-old Artemis Fowl is a millionaire, a genius—and, above all, a criminal mastermind. But even Artemis doesn't know what he's taken on when he kidnaps a fairy, Captain Holly Short of the LEPrecon Unit. These aren't the fairies of bedtime stories—they're dangerous! Full of unexpected twists and turns, Artemis Fowl is a riveting, magical adventure."
7. The Dead and The Gone (The Last Survivors) by Susan Beth Pfeffer
Price: $5.99
Description: "Susan Beth Pfeffer's Life as We Knew It enthralled and devastated readers with its brutal but hopeful look at an apocalyptic event–an asteroid hitting the moon, setting off a tailspin of horrific climate changes. Now this harrowing companion novel examines the same events as they unfold in New York City, revealed through the eyes of seventeen-year-old Puerto Rican Alex Morales. When Alex's parents disappear in the aftermath of tidal waves, he must care for his two younger sisters, even as Manhattan becomes a deadly wasteland, and food and aid dwindle.
With haunting themes of family, faith, personal change, and courage, this powerful new novel explores how a young man takes on unimaginable responsibilities."
8. Stardust by Neil Gaiman
Description: "Hopelessly crossed in love, a boy of half-fairy parentage leaves his mundane Victorian-English village on a quest for a fallen star in the magical realm. The star proves to be an attractive woman with a hot temper, who plunges with our hero into adventures featuring witches, the lion and the unicorn, plotting elf-lords, ships that sail the sky, magical transformations, curses whose effects rebound, binding conditions with hidden loopholes and all the rest."
9. The Girl of Fire and Thorns by Rae Carson
Price: $7.59
Description: "Elisa is the chosen one.
But she is also the younger of two princesses, the one who has never done anything remarkable. She can't see how she ever will.
Now, on her sixteenth birthday, she has become the secret wife of a handsome and worldly king—a king whose country is in turmoil. A king who needs the chosen one, not a failure of a princess.
And he's not the only one who seeks her. Savage enemies seething with dark magic are hunting her. A daring, determined revolutionary thinks she could be his people's savior. And he looks at her in a way that no man has ever looked at her before. Soon it is not just her life, but her very heart that is at stake.
Elisa could be everything to those who need her most. If the prophecy is fulfilled. If she finds the power deep within herself. If she doesn't die young.
Most of the chosen do."


text: Edmund Industrial Optics announced it has launched a new magnetorheological finishing (MRF) optical polishing capability at its corporate headquarters, in Barrington, N.J. MRF is a polishing technology in which a "smart fluid" changes viscosity when exposed to a magnetic field. The company said the technology will enable it to perform high-precision raster polishing of a variety of prisms and that it is ideal for polishing visible and near-infrared optics. Edmund also announced it has released its January 2004 catalog of more than 10,000 optic and optical component products, including multi-element lenses, lens coatings, imaging systems and opto-mechanical equipment for applications including semiconductor manufacturing, industrial metrology, and medical instrumentation. For more information, visit: www.edmundoptics.com; click on "catalog request.". . .Kopin Corp. announced that its CyberEVF electronic viewfinder system is being used in Minolta's eight-megapixel DiMAGE A2 digital still camera (DSC), the first in its new line of professional-class photography equipment. Kopin said its system is the highest-resolution viewfinder ever used in a DSC. The DiMAGE A2 is being sold in Asia and is expected to be available in the US by the end of this month.


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I Have a webpage suppose ParentPage.aspx which contains a iframe. Under iframe i am calling another webpage Childpage.aspx . Now i want to access ParentPage controls from ChildPage and change the property of that control.
Can any one suggest me how it is possible ?
Below i am writing a code which i am trying. In this code Page.PreviousPage is always null .
if (Page.PreviousPage != null) { AjaxControlToolkit.TabPanel objTab = (AjaxControlToolkit.TabPanel)Page.PreviousPage.FindControl("pnlDataElement"); if (objTab != null) { objTab.Enabled = true; } &
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I have functionality to select All check boxes on grid rows.
Child User control is having grid with checkbox to select all rows of grid. I want to select individual cell html from each row when I select all rows when checkbox 'select all' is clicked and place it into textbox which is in Parent page.
This textbox can only be in parent page.
So i need to call child(.ascx) page control from parent page(.aspx) using javascript as follows.
function CheckUncheckChildren(event) { document debugger; var childChkBoxes = document.getElementById('<%=gvUserDetails.ClientID %>').getElementsByTagName("input"); var childChkBoxCount = childChkBoxes.length; var evtelem = (isIE())?event.srcElement:event.currentTarget; if(evtelem.checked == true) { for(var i = 0; i<childChkBoxCount; i++) { &nbs
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function OpenChildWindow(){window.open('Default2.aspx','mywindow','titlebar=no,toolbar=no,width=400,height=200')}
but the child window is opened with titlebar, but i don`t want any titlebar.
the titlebar property i was used in the above method is not working why?
how can we do this, can anybody help me...
Burepalli V S Rao.
Hello all,
I am facing a problem with javascript.Following is the scenario:
I am working on survey application......
I have taken a datalist in which the question in survey are bound in a label control
now user can change color of the question using color picker
color picker have a popup which is closed when user selects a color and
the color of question will be updated as popup closes
So i have to find label control(in which i bound questions)
in datalist by javascript only (not by Cs page or by itemdatabound event because of color picker popup i can not use cs page)
and update the color of label selected by color picker
I googled and found following code but it show null value
var lbl =
when I saw the page source following id is generated for label
ctl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_dList_ctl00_lblQuestionctl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_dList_ctl01_lblQuestion and so onD
I am in the process of building a server control that contains a ConfirmButtonExtender. This is my code:
The Master Page:
<%@ Master Language="VB" CodeFile="MasterPage.master.vb" Inherits="CBC_MasterPage" %>
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <title></title> <asp:ContentPlaceHolder id="head" runat="server"> </asp:ContentPlaceHolder> <form id="form1" runat="server">
 <asp:ContentPlaceHolder id="ContentPlaceHolder1" runat="server"> </asp:ContentPlaceHolder>
 </form>
I am relatively new to this, but here is my problem.
I have a parent and a child control. Within the child control I have a dropdown list. Based on dropdown list's selected value I would like to toggle Visibility of Panel in parent control. For instance if I select Show in child control dropdown list, I need to pass true to parent control to make Panel visible and vice versa. How should I do that. I have read that can be done via the event handling and have seen certain scenarios but I am not clear on that. Please help!
I have - what might look like an obvious question - for me it is a headache.
Some background info:
In a WPF Window, I have placed a frame. A Ribbon button in the WPF window executes NavigationServices as you can see below. Mind there is no navigation History (back/Forward).
Private Sub rTabToolsRgpSystemAdministrationRbtnPolicyEditor_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.RoutedEventArgs) Handles rTabToolsRgpSystemAdministrationRbtnPolicyEditor.Click InsertNavigationAction("Policy Editor") piFrame.NavigationService.Navigate(New System.Uri("piPolicyEditor.xaml", UriKind.Relative))
I am trying to pass a string variable (s
Hi All,
Following is my requirement :
I have 3 asp.net web pages. From the 1st page i am opening showmoadlDialog(2nd page) in which(2nd page) i am storing some value in session(Ineed to do this here only) and checking some count which is coming from database, If count is Zero it will display message but if some value is there and then if i click on Ok button it will redirect to 3rd page. And close the 1st and 2nd Page.
Please help me how to do this ?
When i am clicking on Ok button it is showing some cofirmation message(Do you want to close this window) but this i dont want.
Please help me out if you have some better solution.
This is an urgent requirement for my project.
I looked up the threads about this. But I couldn't do it...
this is my method in aspx.page:
public void MesajlariGetir() { DataSet ds = new DataSet(); SqlConnection con = new SqlConnection(); SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand("msjlarigetir", con); cmd.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure; cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@Kime", Session["kullaniciadi"].ToString()); con.ConnectionString = cnnstr; SqlDataAdapter da = new SqlDataAdapter(cmd); da.Fill(ds); con.Open(); pds.DataSource = ds.Tables[0].AsDataView(); pds.AllowPaging = true; pds.PageSize = 10; pds.CurrentPageIndex = CurrentPage; DataList1.DataS
Since both general postback and postback due to child control of update panel causes a postback and all events of page are loaded then what is the actual difference between general postback and postback due to child controls of update panel.
Also, it is said that childern of update panel do a partial postback .Then how it is a partial postback ?? I am seeing that whole page life cycle is happening even in partial postback ?
Can anyone explain this ?
hi all,
I am having 1 parent page associated with master page. From that parent page 1 child window is open. Now i enter some text into textbox & if i click on update button then text should be updated in parent textbox. & child window should be closed.
If i use Parent page without master page then its working fine but if i use Master page ,its not working. I think parent page object is not getting if i use Master page.
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Queen Zenobia's Grand-daughter
Dr. Bouthainia Shaaban
is the spokeswoman of the Syrian government
most of you have seen and heard her ,on the Media.
The US administration , which has run out of lies
and ran out of tricks, unsuccessful or otherwise,
have frozen all assets of Dr. Shaaban in the USA.....
Fine with me !!
it shows only the US's choice and quality of weapons.
But ,
Since when one fights against the messenger
instead of fighting back against the message ???
And ,
Dr. Shabaan has no assets in the USA !!
I guess the next target , against Syria ,
would be to put President's Al Assad Private-dentist
on the " No Fly List".
Sherlock Hommos
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Added corticosteroid not effective for cancer pain
Added Corticosteroid Deemed Ineffective for Cancer Pain
(HealthDay News) -- The addition of methylprednisolone (MP) to opioid therapy does not appear to increase the analgesic effect for cancer pain, according to research published online July 7 in the Journal of Clinical Oncology.
Ørnulf Paulsen, M.D., of the Telemark Hospital Trust in Skien, Norway, and colleagues randomly assigned 50 adult patients receiving opioids for cancer pain to either corticosteroid therapy with MP or placebo (PL).
At day seven, the researchers observed no difference between the groups in pain intensity (MP, 3.60 versus PL, 3.68; P = 0.88) or relative analgesic consumption (MP, 1.19 versus PL, 1.20; P = 0.95). Patients receiving MP, compared with those receiving PL, experienced reduced fatigue (−17 versus 3 points; P = 0.003), decreased appetite loss (−24 versus 2 points; P = 0.003), and increased patient satisfaction (5.4 versus 2.0 points; P = 0.001). No differences in adverse effects were observed between the groups.
"MP 32 mg daily did not provide additional analgesia in patients with cancer receiving opioids, but it improved fatigue, appetite loss, and patient satisfaction," the authors write. "Clinical benefit beyond a short-term effect must be examined in a future study."
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Beautiful color etching by Luigi Kasimir, signed by son Robert Kasimir. Original etching Ca, 1940. Purchased in the 1970's. Portrays a river walkway with castle on the hill. Framed, actual etching size is 13 1/4 x 19 inches. Good color, has been protected from bright light.
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There are excellent ayurvedic home remedies to ease menstrual pain. Do you suffer from menstrual pain?
Most of the females suffer from painful menstruation and dread their periods. They have to deal with PMS, cramps, or headaches around the time of their periods. These problems are usually normal and nothing to worry about. But there are a few conditions that can be more serious. If you suspect you have any of these conditions, seek your doctor's advice. They are amenorrhea (no periods), menorrhagia (excessive flow for a long time), dysmenorrhia (painful periods), endometriosis, pelvic inflammatory disease, fibroids.
Here are some ayurvedic home remedies for menstrual problems.
The white pith of aloe vera cut into small pieces and mixed with buttermilk to be taken internally to cure leucorrhea (white discharge).
Pepper powder and neem flower powder mixed in equal quantities and taken internally cures most of the uterine problems.
Hibiscus rosa-sinensis (semparuthi in Tamil) flowers consumed in empty stomach in the morning purifies blood.
Plantain and cardamom powder (a pinch) taken internally can bring down heavy menstrual bleeding (menorrhagia).
For regulation of menstrual cycle, have juice of mint leaves (pudhina) mixed with honey of equal quantity before the onset of the cycle.
Put a few hibiscus rosa-sinensis (shoeflower) in hot ghee and saute for about 5 minutes. Cool the ghee. Take out the flowers. These flowers taken internally can stop excessive bleeding.
Portulaca quadrifida or chickenweed purslane (pasalai keerai) taken internally can cure white discharge (leucorrhea).
Tender mango leaves dried in shadow powdered (1 teaspoon) mixed with honey (1 teaspoon) and taken internally regularly cures venereal diseases.
Crush 50 gm of Naaval pattai (bark of syzygium jambolanum) and prepare a decoction with 200 ml water. Reduce it to 50 ml. This decoction 30 ml to 50 ml is taken two times a day for menorrhagia (irregular profuse bleeding).
These are some of the excellent ayurvedic herbal remedies for menstrual problems.
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From John Barron's "KGB: The Secret Work of Soviet Secret Agents" (1974).
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Snowden is no Russian super-spy. In fact, his real purpose is to protect the real Russian moles inside #NSA & IC: http://20committee.com/2015/07/19/the-painful-truth-about-snowden/ …
and see this, from a fascinating interview with a Czech defector discussing KGB from 60's till today.
As Oleg Gordievsky told me, there are over 400 Russian spies operating in the US and our government does nothing about it


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(828) 256-6266
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With over 30 years experience in fencing, we offer a full range of quality fencing products and a variety of styles to suit every home owner's taste and budget.
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