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Facts of Melissa Benoist
|Date of Birth:
|1988, October 4
|28 years old
|Birth Nation:
|United States of America
|5 Feet 8 Inch
|Birth Sign:
|Melissa Benoist
|Birth Name
|Melissa Marie Benoist
|Jim Benoist
|Julie Benoist
|Birth Place/City
|Harris County, Texas
|Net Worth
|$ 3 million
|Eye Color
|Hair Color
|Dyed Brown
|Body Measurements
|Weight in KG
|55 kg
|Married to
|Blake Jenner
|Marymount Manhattan College
|Whiplash 2014
|TV Show
|Supergirl Since 2015
Melissa Benoist has been the talk of the teenage audience in America since past few years now. The actress gained a lot of fame after her role in the popular television show Supergirl. She has been a part of many movies and tv shows. In this article, we'll take a look at Melissa Benoist movies and tv shows.
The list of Melissa Benoist movies and tv shows is not that big. The actress has been in the showbiz world since a little more than a decade. Her Television Career has been the main source of her popularity. She has appeared in many television shows. On the other hand, her film career has not been as successful as her television career.
When we look at the television career of Melissa Benoist, we find that the actress has been a part of many renowned shows. She appeared in the drama based television series, Law & Order Criminal Intent in 2010. She appeared in Blue Bloods in 2010 as well. She also appeared in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit in 2010. After that she appeared in Homeland in the year 2011. She appeared in a couple of episodes of Homeland. The actress has also been a part of the famous television show Glee. She appeared in the role of Marley Rose and she was a part of the show in the season 2012, season 2013, and season 2014. Another renowned television show in which Benoist has appeared in is Legends of Tomorrow. She also appeared in the superhero televison series, The Flash. The most successful television show of Melissa Benoist has been Supergirl. Audiences have loved her in this superhero role.
Melissa Benoist has also appeared in some movies. In 2008, she appeared in the movie Tennessee. Then in 2014, she appeared in the movie Whiplash. After that, in 2015 she was a part of the movie The Longest Ride. Other movies of Melissa Benoist include Band of Robbers and Lowriders.
These were the details of Melissa Benoist movies and TV shows till the year 2017. Hopefully, the actress will continue to be successful in television and will get more success in film in coming years.
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Park terms and conditions
Current Price List
- Full entrance fee: 35€
- Reduced entrance fee: 29€*
* Reduced tickets are reserved to children up to 1 meter and until 140 meter in height, senior (65+), military, pregnant women and companion of disabled people.
Free: for children up to 1 meter in height and non-self-sufficient disabled people.
Attractions Unavailable
Pixie River
Pregnant women
For future mothers is not allowed access to attractions, according to the safety standards set by manufacturers. Help us to strictly observe this rule for the health and safety of both of mothers that children. For more information please contact Customer Service or the Information Office.
Baby changing: they are available in the toilets of our restaurants. Child seats: find them available at our restaurants until exhaustion.
Guest with disabilities
The park is completely viable in a wheelchair, due to the absence of architectural barriers. Please contact Customer Service or the Information Office for questions related to accessibility to attractions, regulated in accordance with the limitations set by the manufacturers. Please contact the staff of garrison for the accessibility of areas shows that will guide you to the places reserved.
During the opening of the park is a service of first aid, which is located next to the Customer Service in Main-Street.
We will be pleased to welcome your four-legged friend, that will always leashed and muzzled. Animals can't, however, climb on attractions or log in restaurants and in public performances. Please help us keep the park clean: remember to bring with you the hygiene kit!
Picnic area
The park has a comfortable picnic area, located next to the attraction Yucatan. It's not allowed the picnic outside of this area, as well as occupy the tables located outside of dining options, which are reserved for those who buy in the park. To enable wider availability of this area, it is not allowed to occupy the tables from time of arrival at the Park. Please help us keep the park clean: throw your rubbish in the bins dedicated.
Gluten Free Foods
In our restaurants are available gluten-free foods.
ATM and credit cards
ATMs are available at the entrance and in the Main-Street. At the cash desks are accepted payments with ATM and Credit Cards.
Smoking ban
Inside the park you can smoke wherever you want, except for the waiting areas of the attractions, inside of buildings, dining and shops. In mutual respect, however, to remember not to bother the other guests and to use the appropriate ashtray for butts.
Within the Park is on the separate collection of paper and plastic. Help us to respect the environment, throw your rubbish in the bins dedicated.


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Guru Purnima is the day dedicated to a teacher, the academic guru or a spiritual guru. This is the day when people pray their respective guru's. This is an important occasion celebrated in India. Special prays are offered in temples everywhere. People also greet each other on Guru Purnima.
Do you know, when is Guru Purnima 2015? If no, here we are to inform you. Guru Purnima 2015 is on Friday, 31st July. So be ready to offer your homage to your spiritual of academic guru. You can wish your friends on this day. Send them greetings. Wish them on Whatsapp or Facebook or Twitter. Be the first to remind them this occasion of Guru Purnima.
Next you will find some Guru Purnima SMS, Guru Purnima Shayari, Guru Purnima Wishes and Greetings. Please comment below if you like them. You can also send your message to get published. Send us a mail for this.
- Guru Purnima Shayari
Aap Ne Sikhaya Humein Ungli Pakad Ke Chalna,
Aap Ne Sikhaya Gir Kar Sambhalna,
Aap Ki Wajah Se Hansil Hai Aaj Yeh Mukaam,
Guru Purnima Ke Din Shat Shay Pranaam!
Happy Guru Purnima!
- Guru Purnima SMS in Hindi
Guru Hi Bhakti Meri, Guru Hi Pooja
Guru Sa Pyaara, Nahin Koi Dooja
Anjaan Se Jeewan Mein, Guru Ne Diya Sahaara
Guru Hi Mere Sath They, Jab Bhi Maine Pukara!
Happy Guru Purnima!
- Guru Purnima SMS 140 Words
May Guru Purnima Brings
Extreme Happiness in Your Life.
Wish You a Happy and Prosperous
Guru Purnima 2014
- Guru Purnima Wishes Message
Guru Ka Darza Sabse Mahaan,
Mata Pita Hote Hain Guru Samaan,
Mata Pita Ne Diya Janam Humko,
Aur Guru Ne Agyaani Ko Gyaan!
Happy Guru Purnima 2014!
We wish you all A Happy Guru Purnima. Stay updated with us for more information about all festival and occasions.


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Property information
Key property: CR142950047
Fraccionamiento Jurica Misiones, Querétaro, Querétaro
Enjoy the privilege and tranquility of living in Juriquilla, Querétaro, within Misiones Jurica. This house is located on one of the most exclusive streets of this home residential and has a beautiful facade where the ashlar and wooden details show us a beautiful contemporary Mexican style.
The construction is developed in two levels. The first floor greets with a lobby that leads to a beautiful indoor patio (like an actual hacienda), surrounded of corridors and arches that reveal the rooms: a cozy living room with a fireplace; a canteen with a balcony, a tv room, a wide and well-lit kitchen with wooden cabinets, with its isle between a large pantry and a breakfast area; a home office ; a spacious dining room that offers view and connection to the beautiful garden and, sharing the same view, there is also a full bedroom with dresser and bathroom, perfect for visits, a senior, or anyone with any difficulty for using stairs.
The second floor has a dome which welcomes a plenty amount of natural light that showers the hallways and the beautiful first floor view. Here as well, rooms are hidden amongst hallways and arches. The main one is very spacious and has a nice little vault, a balcony and an unbeatable garden´s view. One of its corners meet the full bathroom and a big dressing room; sharing the view comes another complete bedroom with a bathroom and its dressing room and finally, sharing a bathroom, there are two more bedrooms with large wooden closets.
All ceilings have wooden beams which merge with the ashlar, creating delicate views that give a cozy and warm feeling.
The backyard has a multifaceted terrace, which is equipped with grill, sink and a half bathroom, making everything perfect for outdoor social events as well for serene afternoons reading a book accompanied by a drink, or even doing some work surrounded by leafy palm trees.
The house also features a roofed 4 car garage, a maid´s bedroom with full bathroom, a laundry patio and a laundry room, linen closets on both floors as well as storages, an underground water tank plus two on the roof, two water heaters and an alarm system.
Contact us to set an appointment and get to know this home so you can picture yourself and your family enjoying the big spaces inside a beautiful and stellar location, which offers the quality of life and tranquility that all of you deserve.
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Gallery of Jeff's Solar Setup
4 to 5 Year-Old Battery Revived With The Infinitum Desulfator Holding Its Charge After A Week
"I revived my 4 to 5 year old portable Century Jumper 850 jump starter battery with the Infinitum battery desulfator. I am so convinced that I am also using it on my deep cycle solar batteries"
Wai Tam,
Owner of YouTube Channel: wtam69
Floral Park, New York,
United States
In part 1 of Larry's video below, he demonstrates how he connects the Infinitum Desulfator paralleled with a charger.
These video reviews on the Infinitum Desulfator were shot by Tekenglobal, a YouTube channel recounting his experience reviving his dead sealed lead acid battery after a 3 day charge with the Infinitum Desulfator installed. The 12V battery had a 11.31V before the reconditioning and ended with 12.34V affirming improvement in the battery's ability to hold a charge. An aged or dead battery will usually not increase in voltage significantly as shown, just with charging. The buildup of sulfate impedes the battery's capacity to receive and hold a charge.
"I'm shocked! This is thing is not bunked!"
~ Tekenglobal (YouTube Channel)
Part 1: Reviewing the dead battery
Part 2: Installing the Infinitum Desulfator
The video below illustrates how simple it is to install the Infinitum Desulfator on a battery with a charger, also known as external charging as opposed to installing it in a car.
"I bought one of these after reading some research papers on the effects of desulfators on old batteries. I had left my lights on for 3 days and the battery was so dead it couldn't light up my dashboard, let alone turn the engine over.
It took a week, but that was probably me not realising that the electrolyte needed topping up. The day after I had topped it up and set it on charge overnight, it worked like new. Pity I had already bought a new battery for my Kawasaki ZX-6R, but it's now a spare that is worth more than I paid for the Infinitum Desulfator.
I have a few 2nd hand batteries that I used in a solar setup. They have sulfated and not been used for about a year. I'm reviving one as I type this."
James Price,
Motorcycle Enthusiast
North Rocks, NSW, Australia
June 2018


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Read this tip to make your life smarter, better, faster and wiser. LifeTips is the place to go when you need to know about Learning to Crochet and other Crochet topics.
Crochet patterns often come with some indication of the crochet skill level you should have to be able to tackle the project. Don't feel bound by these statements, just take them to be guidelines for helping you assess what's involved in creating the item and if it's a pattern that you want to try:
Beginner: this is a pattern that is intended for first-time crocheters, utilizes basic stitches, and involves minimal shaping.
Easy: this is a pattern that uses basic stitches, simple repetitive stitch patterns and/or color changes, and simple shaping and finishing.
Intermediate: this is a pattern that uses a variety of crochet stitches in varying patterns and has mid-level shaping and finishing.
Advanced or Experienced: this is a pattern that uses advanced crochet techniques and stitches in intricate patterns and involves detailed shaping and finishing.
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Tyson Recalls 132K Pounds of Chicken Nuggets Due to 'Hard Plastic Contamination'
Tyson Foods Inc. announced a recall of chicken nuggets after consumers reported finding hard plastic material in their food.
Tyson Foods Inc. is recalling approximately 132,520 pounds of it's fully cooked chicken nuggets, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service.
According to a statement from the company, the recall was prompted by complaints from customers who said they discovered "foreign material contamination" in the chicken nuggets. Tyson says the plastic was between 21 and 6.6 mm in diameter and may have come from a round, hard plastic rod that the company says was used "to connect a plastic transfer belt." Although the food products distributed by Tyson are put through metal detectors, the equipment can't identify plastic.
So far, no illnesses or adverse reactions have been reported as a result of the possible contamination, the USDA says.
According to the USDA, the potentially contaminated products include Tyson's fully-cooked Panko Chicken Nuggets that were produced on July 18, 2016. Click here for a list of the products that were recalled and to see the product labels.
Tyson says the 20-pound cases of nuggets were shipped for institutional use in Pennsylvania. In addition, five-pound bags were shipped to retail locations throughout the country.


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@AndyShore Coachella 2010 marked the beginning of festival season for this Crasher. Zack already got his feet wet at SXSW. He made his way to Cali sans ticket, as did my little brother, Rob. @MattSilver decided to tag along last minute. It was fun to have everyone together, and especially hilarious to watch Matt soil himself as he crashed on Friday. Zack got to cross off his #5 on our artists we still need to see list. He recently informed me he has filled that spot with Prince. Can't say I disagree with that move. Too bad we weren't at Coachella 2008. Speaking of Coachalla and lists, here's my top-10 best shows at Coachella 2010. Hope you enjoy the list half as much as I enjoyed the fest.
10. Tiesto: Matt, Rob and I were hanging towards the back for the Dead Weather. Zack needed to be at the front to see Jack White up close. As soon as Tiesto took the stage, his music drained out the Dead Weather. It sounded like so much fun, we headed there rather than moving closer to the Dead Weather. Great decision no matter what Zack or @Snoogans913 may tell you. Tiesto still had Muse's light show going, and was bumping some funky, dance-able tunes. We met up with Zack under the giant origami swan and left after a tripped out remix of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs' "Heads Will Roll."
9. Yeasayer: These guys were so much fun, I almost didn't want to leave for Street Sweeper Social Club. Thankfully I did. More on that later. The tent was so crowded, I failed at leading us out of it. Rob told me I'd make a terrible RB, due to my poor vision hitting the hole.
8. Matt & Kim: This duo knows how to have fun. Whether it be talking about getting naked or having a dude streak across the stage, the humorous banter was mostly about nudity. Kim told the crowd she "may have small titties, but her ass could clap." Who wouldn't be ready to get down after hearing that? I'm talking about the show guys. C'mon.
7. Phoenix: I was glad to get another chance to see Phoenix. I had a great time the first time around, but my ankle was far from 100% at ACL 2009 and I needed to go sit down after half a show. This time I was on my feet and dancing the whole time, save for a quick sandwich.
6. MUTEMATH: All I had to go off of from this band was their music videos. I'm glad that was enough to get me there. I had a blast at this show. Rocking, danceable and an all around good time. Bodies and drums went from the stage to the crowd. The drummer even poured water on his heads so they'd splash as he played them.
5. Them Crooked Vultures: Yes, I miss Dave Grohl is a frontman. I also enjoy Josh Homme in that roll. Good thing Grohl is a monster behind the kit. John Paul Jones is a master of many instruments, and he put that on display. These guys would have been the best rock show of Friday at Coachella, but Tom Morello had something to say about that.
4. Street Sweeper Social Club: Speaking of Tom Morello…Wow. Was I not prepared for how good this set would be. I should have known better. I've even seen Rage Against the Machine live. Playing with a different band doesn't take anything away from Morello. He is any band he plays with. The man played with his teeth, his forearms and did an entire solo on his tuning peg. A couple of choice covers sprinkled in, and this show cracked the top 5.
3. Atoms For Peace: I didn't have them too high on my most anticipated shows. That is until I found out Flea was Thom Yorke's bass player. Those two are kindred spirits. They were meant to play on stage together. The feed off each other, dancing like wacky waving arm flailing inflatable tube men. The meatier bass noise breathes new life into the tracks from The Eraser. See these guys ASAP.
2. Jay Z: Zack says this was the best show of Coachella 2010. I thought so too, until Saturday night. The man is a legend, and deservedly so. He's got more hits than the Sopranos. He plays them all too. Add to that an appearance from Beyonce and fireworks and you have a top-2 show at Coachella.
1. Muse: Zack and I both dubbed Jay Z the MVP of Coachella 2010 after Friday night. Matthew Bellamy had something to say about that. Muse puts on a rock spectacle. The rocking trio blew my mind, even before they hit us with the lasers. My mind was still blown when we decided to record the podcast after 2am. I should have listened to Ted Mosby. All I could spit out was awesome, excellent, crazy and a whole bunch of other adjectives for great. My review did them some more justice.


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If you made a New Year's resolution to get healthy, exercise more and eat more greens—you'll want to read this.
After 58 cases of E. coli food poisoning have been reported in the United States and Canada since mid-November, The Public Health Agency of Canada along with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency and Health Canada's investigation of the outbreak identified romaine lettuce to be the source of the bacteria. Here in the U.S., the CDC found that the type of E. coli making people sick in both countries is closely related genetically, meaning the source of infection in the U.S. is likely the same. While the CDC's investigation is ongoing and they have not made a determination on the source of the outbreak, Consumer Reports recommends avoiding romaine lettuce until more information is released. But don't let that stomp out your salad-eating New Year's goals—here are eight leafy greens to eat instead this month.
Green Leaf Lettuce
It might not be as crunchy as romaine, but it's the closest thing you've got right now. Plus, it's just as delicious and nutritious.
If it's crunch you crave, reach for cabbage. It's even crunchier than romaine and is great in slaw, tossed in a mixed green salad, as a topper for tacos or even roasted in wedges.
This peppery green will take any salad up a notch. After trying it once, you may just make it a regular staple in your salad repertoire.
Spinach is much more tender than romaine, but also more versatile. Eat it fresh, cooked or even in a smoothie.
This typically cooked green mimics the texture of romaine nicely, though it is more bitter. Try it in a salad with roasted veggies to slightly wilt the leaves.
Baby Kale
The young, early version of a superfood favorite is easier to eat in a salad than its mature counterpart.
Butter Lettuce
This ultra-tender lettuce is great in a salad or for making lettuce wraps.
Mixed Greens
And, of course, you can never go wrong with an instant salad that has diverse flavors and textures from mixed greens.


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Bristol Old Vic's production of Jane Eyre started its tour two years after its transfer to the National Theatre in London in 2015. The company devised the piece based on the themes and characters they thought were important to include from the book. Although the book is so well known and has taken on almost legendary status, the play gives the story a modern twist through set and choreography.
The set is very minimal, consisting only of a wooden structure and ladders, with additional pieces of set and props such as chairs only being brought on when needed. For a tale as well-known as Jane Eyre, there wasn't the need for anymore. An onstage band provided music and sound effects during the play – the music was totally one of my favourite parts of the whole production. It was evocative and cinematic as a mixture of period pieces and contemporary songs. All the choreography was slick, especially for the carriage sequences, and gave the production bursts of ferocity – much like Jane herself.
Nadia Clifford's Jane Eyre is both strong and vulnerable. She is so certain of herself that it's hard not to be bowled over by her force of character. However, she still has those human moments of doubt which are so perfectly shown through the ensemble becoming the voices in her head. Clifford is Jane from childhood to adult and never falters in her passion and strength as she remains on stage for the entirety of the three hour play. Jane's coming of age is violent, isolated and constricting, all of which she fights against in order to become the person she knows she is. As a school teacher, she is compassionate – a direct contrast to the way she and her schoolmates were treated – and as a governess, she is stern but fair and softens to her young charge, Adele's, enthusiastic energy.
Within this production, the focus is not put on Jane and Rochester's relationship, but on their human emotions. The struggle for them to be together and to admit their feelings for one another is far too relevant for a modern audience. Tim Delap's Rochester is angry, brooding and is an imposing figure, yet he never overwhelms or overpowers Clifford's Jane. They are perfect sparring partners – finding common ground with their wit and their words.
But let's talk about Bertha – Rochester's first wife. Melanie Marshall is compelling to watch and stays on stage for almost the entire play. She is a figure in Jane's life from childhood, always watching over her and she remains a shadowy figure in the background even after Jane and Rochester get their happy ending. Forever seen as the 'mad woman in the attic', Marshall's Bertha shows no sign of insanity; she knows exactly what she is doing and that makes her dangerous, not mad. Whilst all the other characters wear dark blues, Marshall is resplendent in a bright red dress. She is the fire that consumes the house. And what a singing voice! Although Bertha has no lines within the play, Marshall sings a mixture of folk and contemporary pop songs with the onstage band as she reinforces herself throughout Jane's life.
Jane Eyre was a really good production and I'm so glad I managed to catch this production live and for £5 too!


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Server issuesTuesday, October 14th, 2008
Due to heavy traffic we've had to move servers, but made the mistake of ordering a managed server from 1and1!
Unfortunately it's heavily restricted and doesn't run MySQL 5. We've managed to adjust all the code to run on MySQL 4, but there are a couple of problems left over which we are working to resolve with the server guys.
For the time being, we are unable to accept any new submissions, please accept our apologies for this and try again tomorrow.


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I spent the better part of Sunday June 23 adding farkles to El Diablo. What are farkles you may ask. Well as far as I can ascertain farkles are after market add ons, or all the stuff that wasn't stock and should have been on a KLR. I believe this is a very male affliction, I mean adding after markets. I imagine it is the evolutionary equivalent to a dog pissing on a tree. We add after markets on our toys to say its mine!
If you google klr 650 mods ( mods which is short for modifications) you will see image after image of KLR's fully festooned in farkles. Some are as benign as new grips (I did this today), to as complex as custom side cars ( the guy promised his wife a side car if she let him get a bike - dollars to donuts she rode in it twice before figuring out the family car is way more comfortable).
Any way the list of farkles I added to day are; gel grips (will improve my death grip on the bars), new foot pegs (toothy bastards that are less slippery than the stock rubber champs),longer shift leaver (will accommodate my kick ass Iicon size 11 riding boots) and finally a good chain cleaning, adjustment and lube (not technically a farkle but a necessity).
My next job will be to add my crash bars. I suspect this will happen next weekend, however I need to understand the install before undertaking this major farkle.
As I sip a fine Chardonnay, oops I'm a biker now, Old Turkey. I dream of the day when I actually under stand how the transmission works.
Until next weekend.
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Sara Ali Khan who was suppossed to debut in Bollywood with Karan Johar's project, later discarded her plans because of repeated delays. But now it seems, the aspiring actress is regretting her decision. The ace filmmaker launched Shahid Kapoor's step brother Ishaan Khattar and Sridevi's daughter Janhvi Kapoor with his next project Dhadak. Since the release of the first look, Dhadak went viral. Though fans are happy but one person is upset about all such positive noise about Janhvi and that is Sara Ali Khan.
Sara's Kedarnath look didn't get much attention and as per reports this has stressed the newbie. Sara is worried that Janhvi might become winner with KJo production as Kedarnath is hardly making any headlines in media. As per reports, she became so anxious that producer Ekta Kapoor went on to calm her down. A source told Deccan Chronicle that Ekta took her to a temple. Even her mom Amrita is stressed and had discussion with director Abhishek Kapoor. He then explained to the mother and daughter duo that in the end only a good film counts.
Sara is advised to focus on her performance rather than being tensed about her competitor's viral look. On the related note, Sara's movie Kedarnath is slated for Christmas 2018 release. It also stars Sushant Singh Rajput. On the other hand, Ishaan and Janhvi's Dhadak is a remake of blockbuster Marathi movie Sairat.


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In an age where every Gok Wan, Louis Spence and Stephen K. Amos is not a novelty, and we are no longer shocked by Sue Perkins, Jane Lynch and Wanda Sykes (I couldn't find any more lesbian celebrities who are British!) I see more media attention on bisexuals for being bisexual. Not a lot, but they have replaced articles about gays being gay.
This post was inspired by an article in the Sunday Times where I read the revelation (to me, that is) that D H Lawrence was bisexual.
Some celebrities who are out bisexuals include
Cynthia Nixon
Jessie J
Lady Gaga
Duncan James
Megan Fox
Giorgio Armani
Pete Burns
Alan Cumming
Anna Paquin
Drew Barrymore
Angelina Jolie
Andy Dick
David Bowie
Carol Ann Duffy
Craig Revel Horwood
Drea de Matteo
And those only rumoured to be (or may be those who have experimented/be bicurious) include
Lindsey Lohan
Errol Flynn
Kathy Najimy (look her up, you'll recognise her)
Dusty Springfield
Nelly Furtado
Florence Welch (Florence and the Machine)
Christina Aguilera
Hans Christian Anderson
Sammy Davis Jr
Freddy Mercury
Laurence Olivier
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I can't remember where I read it but somewhere I came across an interesting point pertaining to the latest Peter Jackson voyage to Middle Earth, namely about the infamous Radagast the Brown.
If you've seen The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, you'll be quite familiar with this little brown wizard. Although critics gleefully likened him to Jar Jar Binks, Radagsast actually kinda works. In the more childish Hobbit story (aka Lord of the Rings Lite) he almost fits in among luny dwarves and driveling trolls and moldy goblins. Considering super somber and ominious tone of the first trilogy, it comes more as a relief than anything else.
Radagast is an absolute Jacksonian interpretation of what amounts to an otherwise obscure and underdeveloped Tolkien footnote. Mocked for the bird poop dripping down his face, his goofy antics and outlandish bunny sled, the Brown Wizard is not at all the respectable Obi-Wan Kenobi figure we expect from a guardian of Middle Earth. The Istari are supposed to be dignified for Eagle's sake!
So how in Gimli's beard did we end up with a wizard who pulls stick insects from the tip of his tongue and waltzs around resuscitating CGI hedgehogs?
The answer, which I freely admit reading somewhere out in deep vortexes of the internet, is simple. Radagast is a bumbling fool of a Took because what he represents: another alternative path for a sworn protector of Middle Earth. And we've already seen the first kind in the Lord of the Rings. Say it with me now: Saruman.
Saruman is a bad bad wizard. He is supposed to protect the free peoples of the land, employing his arcane knowledge to fend off giant evil eye towers like Sauron. But he doesn't.
The White Wizard is sidetracked by his ambition. He is drawn to power, obsessed with it. Where Saruman sees men as weak and petty, elves as selfishly racist, dwarves as greedy and fat, he sees Sauron's growing strength as a one way ticket to become Lieutenant Governor of the land, a chance to carve own personal dominion where dumb people no longer can bother him with their annoying questions (oh wait, orcs have lots of those).
Saruman represents what happens when the protector forsakes their mission and starts using their station for personal gain instead.
Gandalf is the obvious counterpoint.
By contrast, the Grey Wizard is utterly faithful to his quest, fervently steady in his mission. He will work tirelessly on the sidelines, quietly pushing the right players into action and skillfully handling tense negotiations between the various factions at play. At its darkest hour Gandalf will not abandon New Zealand to its fate.
If Saruman is swallowed by his ambition and Gandalf steadfast in his purpose, what of Radagast the Brown? Do not speak to me that foolish fellow and his evidently quite public and excessive consumption of mushrooms. What of him?
Though not blindly power hungry like Saruman, he is no steady general in the war for Middle Earth. Sure, perhaps he helps uncover the Necromancer in Dol Guldor, leads a couple of Wargs away from Thorin's company, and maybe will even see a battle in the upcoming Hobbit films. He is clearly a good guy, that's not in dispute.
But Radagast is distracted. He is not single-minded in his pursuit of watching over the races of men and elves and Ents and eagles and dwarves. Oh yeah, and hobbits. Unlike Gandalf, he does not invest time visiting the peoples of Middle Earth. He does not visit Rivendell to chat with Elrond and forge important alliance with the elves. He does not share his fireworks with the lowly hobbits. No, he plays with animals in the woods.
He build a hut in the boonies. He chooses birds and badgers over actual people. A loner, an outsider, he should be busy making sure that the Stewards of Gondor were not becoming huge jerks. He should be making sure that dwarves weren't, you know, almost going extinct from Azogs and Balrogs!
As an Istari, Radagast is charged by Tolkien's literary version of God with the sovereign protection of Middle Earth. And as Saruman so kindly points out, he wastes his days in frivolity and recreational drug use. Saruman's vice is pride, but Radagast clearly suffers from an equal terrible one of his own: a complete lack of focus.
Prone to distraction. Forgetful. Preoccupied. Not good traits to have when the whole world is at stake.
Where was Radagast when Gandalf fell in Moria?
Where was Radagast when Boromir took a couple arrows to the chest?
Where was Radagast when legions of foul creatures charged Helm's Deep?
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Costume for the Queens Gallery by MissMaeflyWatch
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A costume for a costume parade event at the Queens Gallery for the exhibition 'In Fine Style, the Art of Tudor and Stuart Fashion' 2013. Much inspired of the public image and the price paid to stay on top.
Idea, concept, construction, making, make up, props and photo by me.
Idea, concept, construction, making, make up, props and photo by me.
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Costume for the Queens Gallery by MissMaefly The beetle details and the beautiful Rococo swirls are subtle and well done. The headdress gives it an eerie, almost sinister feel, in all the right ways! ( Suggested by catiecurrandesigns and Featured by Brookette )
Gorgeous. Would wear.
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This is so amazing! I love the corset so much!
This is so amazing! The amount of detail with all the small beads in different colours is incredible ... Indeed it looks powerful and worth a queen!
She looks so powerful!
She does indeed I played a bit with how fragile and very young the model looks, almost encasing her in this armour-like dress - superfun!
Absolutely stunning! A powerful dress, certainly, made for queens. Congratulations!
I love the layered, intricate, armor-like (yet organic) quality of the sculpted bodice. The duality of the textures of hard and soft is so visually tactile and alluring - I can only imagine what it would feel like to wear this - very regal and transformative!!
Thank you, it was an incredible project to work on! My performer and model did indeed seem to feel regal and special - but most of all weighed down, I guess - its a heavy load of materials to pull around
Wow, very cool work!!
A lovely piece of work the headpiece and the gold leaf at the waist is particularly well done, it has a wonderful elven look to it.
Thank you! I havn't even thought of it as elven before, but you are absolutely right, it would work wonderfully with some pointy ears
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This looks exactly like something an evil queen would wear in a movie Its beautiful and intimidating at the same time. Epic!
Thank you very much! I do love to play with the concept of what is beautiful and not, I am glad you like it
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The Story of a War Hero
March 2, 2012
By John W. Flores
In February 1995, I began working on stories about the building of a billion-dollar U.S. Navy warship at Bath Iron Works, in Maine, named for a 21-year-old Marine Corps platoon sergeant killed saving his men on the morning of February 4, 1968, during the Tet Offensive in Hue City, Vietnam. He was wounded three times over a three-day period prior to his final desperate, courageous move against enemy positions at the St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church in that embattled city.
His name was Freddy González, the only child of Dolia González – who is 82 years old and still lives and works every day in the family hometown of Edinburg. She had to raise her boy alone, on the wages of a farm worker and waitress.
I found this story as a novice reporter at the old Edinburg Bureau of the McAllen Monitor, the biggest newspaper covering the Rio Grande Valley of Texas. Along with other duties, I kept with the González story, and a year later after leaving the newspaper, in Oct. 1996, the Navy sent me alone by helicopter from Key West NAS to the ship as it headed for commissioning ceremonies in Corpus Christi, Texas.
The October 1996 commissioning drew thousands of people, including former Marine buddies who served with Freddy up to the time he was killed by an enemy rocket propelled grenade.
On our trip from Florida, across to Cuba and the across the wide expanse of ocean toward Corpus Christi, the ship accidentally caught the edge of Hurricane Josephine, and for two days the new crew of about 300 sailors endured 40-foot seas. There was some damage to the ship, but we made it in time to clean up and repair for the ceremony.
Dolia González stood on an upper deck to wave at the large crowd, standing beside Secretary of the Navy John Dalton. She was a mere waitress, and former farmworker, but she was a star that day. And though she is financially poor, Dolia does not complain. She is proud of her boy's heritage as the only American to receive the Medal of Honor for his heroic last stand in Hue City–at the St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church. It was there he gathered a dozen or so anti-armor rockets, climbed to the second floor of a school complex, and fired at enemy positions before getting hit.
In 1997, Dolia González told me she had been cut off from receiving monthly benefits from her son's death many years before, and then had received a letter from the V.A. stating not only was she being cut off, but she owed the V.A. about $8,000 for "overpayment of benefits" over a period of decades.
I got on the phone with friends in the media, and wrote a story myself that was carried on AP, and soon Alb-ertson's Corporation–a grocery store chain about to open a new store in Edinburg–read my story and contacted me, saying they were going to present a check for $8,000 to Dolia González to cover her "bill" from the V.A. I faxed over all the stories to the V.A. secretary's office, and he personally cancelled the bill.
She still works, part-time as a greeter at the local grocery store, and part-time as a waitress at the Echo Hotel and Conference Center–an old, historic meeting site for locals–just to survive.Freddy was the sixth recipient of the medal since it was established in the 1950s. Another recipient was one of Audie Murphy's commanding officers during World War II.
This story started for me in 1995, and it will always be a part of me. I will not cease and desist until this story about a heroic Mexican-American becomes nationally recognized, perhaps even made into a movie. In the past two years actor Martin Sheen, Mr. Vietnam (from his role in Apocalypse Now), has taken an interest in my book and hopes it really makes it. He's sent me several letters urging me on.
The first book "When The River Dreams", was not complete, and since that time I have completely rewritten it—greatly expanding it with photos, more interviews, war stories, and many of Freddy's letters home to his mother during those tours in combat. Right now, U.S. Naval Institute Press, in Annapolis, is reviewing the manuscript for publication. I have my fingers crossed.
This is a great American story of hope from a remarkable woman who, though very poor, financially, raised her only child to have a heart like a treasure chest full of gold. He could easily have gone into gangs, drug abuse, criminal activities. But that was all reprehensible to him and his innate sense of human decency. His sense of honor. His sense of civic duty, instilled in him in no small part by her.
Last Christmas was the 44th one that she has spent alone, without her only child. But instead of sitting alone with her memories, she always reaches out and is like a star shining at the top of the tree, for those around her. That is her sense of decency, honor, and civic duty.
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The next Montgomery County Council will not be sworn in until Monday, but most of the decisions about its leadership already have been made. And with few exceptions, it seems the transition will be smoother than last year's, when the council abandoned a decades-old tradition by bypassing then-council Vice President Roger Berliner for council president. In a split vote in December 2009, the council elected Nancy M. Floreen as council president.
This year, council Vice President Valerie Ervin (D-Dist. 5) of Silver Spring appears unchallenged, and is expected to be elected president on Tuesday, the day after the new council's term begins. Ervin said Monday that Berliner is likely to be the council's next vice president. Berliner said he jokes that he "campaigned on his experience" in the position.
His election as vice president is largely a way to make up for the votes against him a year ago, and to put that part of the council's history behind, he said. This time, Berliner said, he is confident that he will make the transition from vice president to president when it is his turn in 2011. SOURCE: Gazette


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Stampin' Up! Demonstrator stampwithpeg – Number of Years with Layered Letters, Happy Birthday!
Today is a special day, I have 3 birthdays, my two gorgeous amazing daughters (Sara is 30 and Casey 22), and our nephews cute, sweet daughter Abby turns 1.
I am showing you Abby's card today, unfortunately we haven't been able to meet this lovely little girl yet as they live in Brisbane, Australia. After spending 10 amazing weeks there 2 years ago it will be a long time before we can visit again, hopefully they will bring her to see us at some point, but we get to see lots of pictures so that helps.
I picked my colours first, Flirty Flamingo, Dapper Denim, Peekaboo Peach and Mint Macaron.
My card Base is 5″ x 7″, DSP is 1/8″ smaller both ways and is Flirty Flamingo, 2016 – 2018 DSP stack. I then cut a panel of whisper white 1/8″ less both ways again.
I stamped this panel with the number one all over it, and then stamped and die cut the number one, and also die cut the two circles.
I stamped Abby on whisper white with the four colours, then eyeballed a banner out of this and some more matching DSP. I stamped the 'look who's turning' and then fussy cut that also.
I covered the number one with clear Wink of Stella, and added some enamel shapes and a Flirty Flamingo ribbon.
Im really pleased with the colour combination, it works really well together, I hope Abby and her mum and dad love this card as much as I do, Happy Birthday Abby ❤
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Borut Bolčina wrote: > we must be running different versions. I am using 0.7. No, as my subsequent mail said, I was being stupid and not reading my own docs properly - I'm rushing too much today, sorry. Hopefully my subsequent pointer to more docs helps. > Section 2.17. How can I include HTML content that is not to be skinned > by Forrest? at http://forrest.apache.org/docs_0_70/faq.html#rawTML has > an error - this XML excerpt is not well-formed. (map:select closing > element name expected) Thanks, I'll fix that. > > Also, I don't think there is fresh-site target in 0.7. Another symptom of my rushing I should have said "forrest seed". > I guess the directory > with HTML which must not be skinned and displayed in the main area must > reside in some special location??? No, but it does need to be where you tell Forrest to look... > Maybe the match pattern isn't right? It is not... >> <map:pipelines> >> <map:pipeline> >> <map:match pattern="news/**.html"> >> <map:select type="exists"> >> <map:when test="{project:content}{1}.html"> >> <map:read src="{project:content}{1}.html" mime-type="text/html"/> >> </map:when> >> </map:select> >> </map:match> This match will look for the content in content/news/**.html, you stated it was somewhere else in your original post (can't remember where), so your "{project:content}{1}.html" needs to be modified to point at the right location. I am assuming your request URL is something like "domain.org/news/myNews.html" if not then your match attribute is also incorrect. Ross
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Effectiveness of Equine Assisted Psychotherapy in the Treatment of Veterans with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
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Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) is a non-traditional form of psychotherapy that addresses treatment goals with the use of horses. This small pilot study consisting of 5 veterans examines the effectiveness of EAP in the treatment of veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The Equine Assisted Growth and Learning Association's model of EAP was used. With the vast majority of available literature being qualitative in nature and consisting largely of participant anecdotes, this study has aimed to provide a more controlled, quantitative approach. Results from this small sample study tentatively suggest that EAP was an effective form of treatment for veterans with PTSD. Results indicated that 2 out of 5 participants experienced a statistically significant reduction in PTSD symptoms and 3 out of 5 participants no longer met DSM-IV diagnostic criteria for PTSD by follow-up. All participants demonstrated a statistically significant increase in positive affect and 4 out of 5 participants demonstrated decrease in negative affect following each session. Clear evidence of treatment effects in social and interpersonal functioning was not found with only minor benefit reported for improvement in social functioning for 2 of 5 veterans and minor improvement reported in only 1 out of 5 veterans in interpersonal functioning. These data were acquired using the Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Checklist – Civilian version (PCL – C), The Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS) Social Health measures, Outcome Questionnaire 45 – Interpersonal Roles subscale, and a visual analog adaptation of the Positive and Negative Affect scale (VPANAS). Recommendations for future research are also discussed including a need for a more comprehensive theoretical understanding of how change occurs in EAP and stronger study designs. Implications for practice are included as well.
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Equine Therapy
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Craven, Maria Beatriz (2013). Effectiveness of Equine Assisted Psychotherapy in the Treatment of Veterans with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder. Doctoral dissertation, Texas A & M University. Available electronically from http : / /hdl .handle .net /1969 .1 /151886.


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I'm always so proud when one of the community managers I trained pwns the internet for a hot minute.
Check out Mashable's recap of the exchange between a "cavity creep" and Crest's community manager, Kathy Link.
To be fair, Kathy is ridiculously funny and a great writer, so her successful banter really has nothing to do with me or my training. It's all about her. I still feel like a proud peacock though. Feathers splayed. WAY splayed.


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The SLC4 family of membrane transporters mediate Cl--HCO3- and Na+-driven Cl--HCO3- exchange, and Na+- HCO3- cotransport (electrogenic, electroneutral). The importance of these transporters in mammalian cell biology is highlighted by the phenotypic abnormalities resulting from spontaneous SLC4 mutations in humans and targeted deletions in mice. Abnormalities in either the function and/or plasma membrane expression of certain members of the SLC4 family are the cause of various genetic diseases in man. Of the known SLC4 genes, SLC4A4 (NBCe1) and SLC4A1 (AE1) play key roles in mediating renal bicarbonate absorption, and the maintenance of systemic and intracellular acid-base balance. Mutations in NBCe1 impair both proximal tubule and extrarenal acid-base transport. In preliminary experiments, we have begun to examine the structural basis for the functional properties of NBCe1 and have made several novel discoveries that form the background for this proposal. Preliminary studies of the anion binding machinery of NBCe1 have led to the novel finding that it functions as both an electrogenic Na+-CO32- cotransporter and an electroneutral Na+-NO3- cotransporter. Mutations in NBCe1 that cause renal tubular acidosis also inhibit NO3- transport. Based on these new findings, NBCe1 must now be considered to be a bi-functional transporter that mediates carbonate and nitrate transport in the proximal tubule, and potentially in extrarenal tissues where it is expressed. Given our findings that NBCe1 transports Na+-CO32- and Na+-NO3-, the role of the kidney and the proximal tubule in inter-organ NO3- cycling and whole body NO3- balance becomes particularly relevant both from a physiologic and clinical standpoint. The proposal will characterize the architectural basis for the function of NBCe1 as both an electrogenic Na+-CO32- cotransporter and an electroneutral Na+-NO3- cotransporter, the perturbation of these functional properties in disease, and the role of NBCe1 and the proximal tubule in NO3- transport.
Diseases involving NBCe1 (renal tubular acidosis) affect the ability of the kidney and extrarenal organs from maintaining the normal chemistry of the cells in the body that results in organ damage. The results of this grant will greatly increase our understanding of how NBCe1 functions in health and disease.
|Shcheynikov, Nikolay; Son, Aran; Hong, Jeong Hee et al. (2015) Intracellular Cl- as a signaling ion that potently regulates Na+/HCO3- transporters. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 112:E329-37
|Yin, Kaifeng; Lei, Yuejuan; Wen, Xin et al. (2015) SLC26A Gene Family Participate in pH Regulation during Enamel Maturation. PLoS One 10:e0144703
|Zhu, Quansheng; Kao, Liyo; Azimov, Rustam et al. (2015) Interplay between disulfide bonding and N-glycosylation defines SLC4 Na+-coupled transporter extracellular topography. J Biol Chem 290:5391-404
|Kao, Liyo; Azimov, Rustam; Abuladze, Natalia et al. (2015) Human SLC4A11-C functions as a DIDS-stimulatable H?(OH?) permeation pathway: partial correction of R109H mutant transport. Am J Physiol Cell Physiol 308:C176-88
|Kurtz, Ira (2014) NBCe1 as a model carrier for understanding the structure-function properties of Na? -coupled SLC4 transporters in health and disease. Pflugers Arch 466:1501-16
|Kurtz, Ira (2014) Molecular mechanisms and regulation of urinary acidification. Compr Physiol 4:1737-74
|Wen, Xin; Kurtz, Ira; Paine, Michael L (2014) Prevention of the disrupted enamel phenotype in Slc4a4-null mice using explant organ culture maintained in a living host kidney capsule. PLoS One 9:e97318
|Lacruz, R S; Smith, C E; Kurtz, I et al. (2013) New paradigms on the transport functions of maturation-stage ameloblasts. J Dent Res 92:122-9
|Jiang, Jiansen; Magilnick, Nathaniel; Tsirulnikov, Kirill et al. (2013) Single particle electron microscopy analysis of the bovine anion exchanger 1 reveals a flexible linker connecting the cytoplasmic and membrane domains. PLoS One 8:e55408
|Zhu, Quansheng; Shao, Xuesi M; Kao, Liyo et al. (2013) Missense mutation T485S alters NBCe1-A electrogenicity causing proximal renal tubular acidosis. Am J Physiol Cell Physiol 305:C392-405
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211. Each day is a journey; make sure it reaches its destination.
A new 9,000-page report is out that suggests new diagnostic criteria and a new name for chronic fatigue syndrome. See what's good and not-so-great about it, below.
Also this week, a newly discovered feature of the fibromyalgia brain that explains why we pay so much attention to our pain.
(Spoiler alert: we're not "whining!") Down under "More from About.com," you'll find links to categories with lots of great articles for you. I hope you'll explore a little!
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8 Natural Supplements for Fighting Fibromyalgia
Finding the right treatment for your symptoms can be a long and painful road. For many, prescription medications become the first line of defense against Fibromyalgia. These can include analgesics, anti-depressants and even anti-seizure medications. Unfortunately, many of these medications leave patients subject to unpleasant and sometimes harmful side effects.
Another promising line of defense – with far fewer adverse side effects – is dietary and herbal supplements. Supplements can help address some of the underlying causes of your symptoms and provide more lasting relief from pain, fatigue and discomfort.
Supplements can also help correct nutritional deficiencies in your diet, often times resulting in a boost in energy levels and mood.
You may be wondering what supplements are most effective for fibromyalgia. Lets take a look at some of the most common and effective supplements used to treat the symptoms of Fibromyalgia:
- Vitamin D
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- B- Complex Vitamins
- Rhodiola Rosea
These are just a few of the many dietary and herbal supplements used to help treat the symptoms of Fibromyaglia. When combined with other natural methods of treatment such as diet, nutrition and exercise – the results can be both powerful and lasting.
A New Name For Chronic Fatigue Syndrome? The Community Weighs In
About 4500 people saw the survey and about 550 took it. The survey consisted of a ranking mechanism that allowed the participants to rank their favorite names from first to last. The survey tool from Gravity Forms then produced an aggregate score. Survey Round I ME was the clear winner with Ramsey's Disease and ME/CFS in the next tier and CFS and SEID in the last one.
See the survey results.
When Touch Hurts: An Allodynia Overview
Allodynia is a particularly nasty and mysterious problem. One of the first things to get about allodynia is that it serves no useful purpose. Other types of pain serve to protect an injured area but there's nothing protective about a condition that causes results in the touch of clothing on the undamaged skin causing extreme pain. It's an aberration pure and simple and it's becoming a bigger and bigger one over time. With about twenty percent of the population suffering from a chronically painful condition, pain has become a huge problem in our society. With the population aging and rates of diabetes – a major cause of allodynia – skyrocketing, pain will sure become an even bigger problem in the future. In this blog we take a look at a recent overview of allodynia and see where we're at with this perplexing condition.
Powerful New York Times Op-ed Strikes Blow For Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
The New York Times is the most influential paper in the English speaking world. It gets hundreds of op ed applications a day, and it just chose to publish a powerful, powerful editorial on chronic fatigue syndrome. Coming on the tails of the Institute of Medicine report Julie Rehmeyer, a journalist with ME/CFS, hit's all the right notes in her piece aptly titled "A Disease Doctors Refuse to See" (literally and metaphorically). Julie asks whether the IOM report will result in doctors and the NIH taking this disease seriously or will they chose to continue not to "see" it? Will they ignore the widespread distress out there and continue doing nothing about it?
9 Ways To Fall Asleep Faster (Without Counting Sheep)
If you feel wide awake when your head hits the pillow at night, you're not alone. Approximately 60 million Americans report having experienced insomnia in any given year, according to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke.
Even worse, 40 million Americans suffer from long-term sleep disorders.
Missing sleep is nothing to yawn about. "Chronic sleep deprivation has lots of negative consequences," says Sonia Ancoli-Israel, fellow of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and professor of psychiatry at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine. She notes that the health risks associated with missed Zzs can include poor cognitive function, problems with attention and concentration, dementia and an increased risk of heart disease.
10 reasons to quit sugar!
Sugar has now firmly replaced fat as the number one diet enemy; carbohydrates in particular are seen as the devil in disguise. Is this just another fad celebrity diet craze or is there some truth to extracting our sweet tooth? In all honesty, and according to recent, cutting edge research, giving up sugar is the single most health-promoting thing you can do.
Wellness HealthWatch - February 25th, 2015
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One Million Medicals On The Way; New ESA Scores Hit Women Hardest
Atos replacement Maximus say they will carry out one million work capability assessments (WCAs) in a single year – starting on Monday.
Meanwhile, a new scoring system has been created to decide if claimants with mental health issues can get into the support group because of a risk of harm to themselves or someone else. The system has been deliberately designed to make it more difficult for women to qualify than men.
There have also been important changes to the way health professionals estimate how far claimants can walk or 'mobilise'.
Nicola's Note
Hello everyone, Spring is just around the corner! Hoorah. Early on in the month we are delighted to be celebrating International Women's Day on 7 March with qigong for women instructors worldwide and our teacher Tina Zhang in NYC. Also this month there are two new beginner courses starting in Horsham; Phoenix Daogong and Chen Tai Chi (click on the links above for more details). Please view over the March 2015 calendar and the schedule here. Thanks for reading, will look forward to seeing you in class soon.
Regards, Nicola.
A personal note from Vicky
I was out on Valentines evening with Kay Baxter and friends to celebrate her noughty birthday at Taormina on the High Street. I wasn't aware the place existed before but will definitely go again. The following day Richard and I went to Lewes for a wander round. I have lived in Sussex for over 30 years and had actually never been there before I'm ashamed to say.
Another place to go back to. The picture shows the view from the car park - someone was feeling romantic :-)
Education: Olive oil vs coconut oil - which is healthier?
Video of the week: How to use spiky balls for shoulder release.
Success Story: Margaret Daniels
The body feeling like a bruise is a good description. The article from Health Rising about Allodynia is particularly relevant.
I have just heard that this has been the sunniest winter in the UK since records began. May the sun continue to shine!
All good wishes
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text: Washington (CNN) — US ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley says President Trump's tweet warning North Korean leader Kim Jong Un about US nuclear capabilities helps global security because it keeps Kim "on his toes."CNN华盛顿电 美国驻联合国大使尼基·海莉表示,特朗普总统拿美国核能力警告朝鲜领导人金正恩的推文有利于全球安全,因为它使金正恩保持"警觉"。"We want to always remind them we can destroy you, too, so be very cautious and careful with your words and what you do," Haley said Sunday on ABC's "This Week."海莉周日在ABC的《本周》上指出:"我们想要时刻提醒他们,我们也能摧毁你们,所以你们的言行要格外谨慎小心。"The latest war of words between the two leaders began when Kim, in a New Year's speech, signaled his willingness to engage in talks with South Korea and claimed the entire US mainland was within range of North Korean missiles. "The nuclear button is always on the desk of my office," he said. "They should accurately be aware that this is not a threat but a reality."这两位领导人之间的最近一次口水战始于金正恩的新年致辞,他表示愿意与韩国谈判,并且声称全美都在朝鲜导弹的范围内。"核按钮一直在我办公室的桌子上,"他说。"他们应当准确意识到,这不是威胁,而是现实。"Trump responded via Twitter, saying, "I too have a Nuclear Button, but it is a much bigger & more powerful one than his, and my Button works!"特朗普通过推特回应道:"我也有核按钮,而且比他的更大更猛,同时我的按钮是有效的!"Critics said Trump's tweet was too flippant and raised new questions about whether he understands the gravity of a potential nuclear war. But Haley said Sunday that Trump's wording was an appropriate response to Kim's statement.批评人士们表示,特朗普的推文过于轻率,还引发了新的问题——他是否理解一场潜在的核战争的严重性。但是,海莉周日说道,特朗普的用词是对金正恩声明的合适回应。


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Adrenaline junkies hit the road in Bramham as part of Soap Fest.
The two-day event at Windmill Hill included a Soap Box Derby and a 100m water slide.
Money raised will go to local football club Clifford AFC and the Reverse Rett charity, which aims to raise awareness of Rett Syndrome and support families affected by the neurological disorder.
After the soap box race on Saturday, a giant water slide was open to the public on Sunday, along with stalls, a barbecue and live music.
Jamie Allan is managing partner at Leeds-based Intermarketing Agency, which supported the event.
He said: "It's all about having fun while rewarding two great causes that are close to our hearts."
For more information about Soap Fest, visit skid-marks.co.uk.


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With the AFLW Academy games done and dusted, the TAC Cup Girls sides have plenty of players available for selection going into round six, making way for several changes to their line-ups. The Western Jets claimed a big scalp, knocking off the undefeated Eastern Ranges and will be hoping to bring that form into the current round. Meanwhile, the Dandenong Stingrays are still on the hunt for their first win of the 2018 season. Up the other end of the ladder, the Geelong Falcons and Northern Knights remain unbeaten sitting first and second and will be bolstered by the return of some of their key players.
GEELONG FALCONS v. EASTERN RANGES
Round 6 – Saturday 21 April, 12.45pm
McDonald Reserve, Belmont
This match up could prove to be one of the biggest games of the round with the Falcons sitting pretty at the top of the ladder and the Ranges in third. The two teams are littered with classy players across the field who ooze footy smarts and good ball use.
The Eastern Ranges defence will be bolstered with the return of defenders Abbey Tognazzini and Ashleigh Allsopp who were sorely missed in the previous round. They both offer great composure and strength down back for the Ranges and work well together to shut down their opponents. Co-captain Emerson Woods will also be set to return as well as midfielder/forward Olivia Meagher who wins plenty of footy across the ground. However the loss of Georgia Macpherson is a tough one.
With the Geelong Falcons still boasting an unbeaten record, they have only made a few changes to their line-up to take on the Eastern Ranges. Geelong will see the return of Olivia Purcell and Nina Morrison who are contested ball winners and are clean in and around the stoppages. The Falcons will also recall Lucy McEvoy to the midfield, but Tarryn Love will miss the game after an injury late in their last match.
Geelong Falcons
B: 38. S. Dinneen, 37. A. Chapman, 22. K. Haustorfer
HB: 33. M. Sheppard, 35. S. Hungerford, 28. D. Taylor
C: 18. N. Morrison, 11. L. Lesosky-Hay, 36. S. Walmsley
HF: 10. S. Atkins, 42. S. DeGiacomi, 27. M. Skinner
F: 6. P. Sheppard, 39. R. Tierney, 2. E. Vella
R: 34. Z. Inei, 24. L. McEvoy, 7. O. Purcell
Int: 15. J. Devarakonda, 16. L. Gardiner, 21. D. Smith, 4. B. Thompson
Emg: 5. J. Dover, 29. L. Ryan, 40. E. Shannon
In: N. Morrison, L. McEvoy, D. Taylor, J. Dover, O. Purcell, E. Shannon
Out: E. Lawson, E. Allan, T. Love, S. Milsome
Eastern Ranges
B: 11. M. Edwards, 43. A. Tognazzini, 50. S. Zappia
HB: 18. A. Allsopp, 49. C. Wilson, 48. L. Szigeti
C: 8. C. Delbridge, 21. M. Cann, 41. J. Richardson
HF: 38. L. McClelland, 40. T. Merrett, 3. E. Woods
F: 22. C. Chamberlain, 28. L. Kelly, 47. J. Provan
R: 46. S. Kendall, 39. O. Meagher, 10. N. Cormack
Int: 35. B. Cubitt, 6. G. De Angelis, 51. J. McCormick, 15. J. Torney
Emg: 34. S. Bowden, 17. M. Kendall, 23. C. Smith, 42. M. Taverna
In: A. Allsopp, C. Chamberlain, S. Bowden, J. Provan, M. Edwards, T. Merrett, A. Tognazzini, O. Meagher, E. Woods
Out: G. Macpherson, E. Horne, I. Ball, M. Wandin, J. Grace, P. Buruma
GIPPSLAND POWER v. NORTHERN KNIGHTS
Round 6 – Saturday 21 April, 3.15pm
Morwell Football Ground, Morwell
The Northern Knights dominated once again last week even with the absence of key players keeping their undefeated run in-tact. The Power will be full of confidence after a good win over Bendigo last week making for an intriguing contest.
The Knights will be pleased to see the likes of midfield star Gabby Newton back out on the field while key forward Gulia Ceravolo is set to play against the Power after they both missed round five. However the in-form Ellie McKenzie and talented Neve O'Connor and Ciara Fitzgerald will all miss the match.
The midfield battle will be one to keep an eye on with the likes of Tyla Hanks returning for the Power up against the midfield trio of Newton, Maddy Brancatisano and Alyssa Bennett who are important onballers for the Knights. Gippsland will also the return of Leila Raymond and Caitlyn Beale who are vital to the Power's line-up as they offer a good contest around the footy.
Gippsland Power
B: 47. E. Cornish , 45. L. Van Berkel, 17. S. Trewin
HB: 8. C. Abrahams, 65. J. Redmond, 6. E. Haeusler
C: 1. E. Jones, 57. J. Ferguson, 30. A. Rippon
HF: 13. H. Andrews, 32. C. Bird, 12. M. Fitzsimon
F: 29. C. Bray, 27. N. Webber, 10. T. Dower
R: 58. A. Dunn, 28. T. Hanks, 49. M. Shaw
Int: 59. C. Beale, 7. L. Raymond , 4. J. Ross, 9. T. Whitehead
Emg: 2. S. Beaton, 11. S. Walker, 60. E. Williams
In: C. Bird, S. Walker, C. Beale, T. Hanks, L. Raymond
Out: H. Balmer, M. Van Berkel
Northern Knights
B: 27. P. Kearney, 32. A. Snow, 20. J. McCarthy
HB: 10. P. Chisholm, 18. S. Sansonetti, 12. O. Dikranis
C: 9. M. Chaplin, 5. M. Brancatisano, 2. M. Jarvis
HF: 6. A. Bannan, 31. T. Shell, 8. G. Ceravolo
F: 1. M. Antypas, 24. A. Pronesti, 3. N. Morris-Dalton
R: 26. E. Clayton, 22. B. Gutknecht, 23. G. Newton
Int: 7. A. Bennett, 33. T. Curavic, 16. T. Manson, 13. M. Suzuki
Emg: 25. T. Mills, 30. M. Rodezno
In: G. Ceravolo, E. Clayton, T. Curavic, G. Newton, T. Manson
Out: E. McKenzie, N. O'Connor, C. Fitzgerald
MURRAY BUSHRANGERS v. SANDRINGHAM DRAGONS
Round 6 – Saturday 21 April, 3.30pm
Norm Minns Oval, Wangaratta
The Dragons will be hoping to continue their impressive form again this week against the Murray Bushrangers who will be boosted with the return of key players across the ground. Suffering a loss to the Falcons last week the Bushrangers will be searching to keep their finals hope alive with a big win against the Dragons. Sandringham and Murray have both recorded the same number of wins making for a highly contested match with both teams evenly poised across the ground.
The inclusion of gun midfielder Rebecca Webster will provide the Bushrangers with some composure with ball in hand. Webster has a great ability to read the play and is vital throughout the middle of the ground for Murray. The return of Millie Brown for Murray will provide a target up forward with her strong hands and accuracy in front of goal. The Bushrangers will be without Eloise Ashley-Cooper and Chelsea Knight who both provide good run and carry for the team.
Sandringham have gone in with a relatively unchanged line-up but have the likes of Taylah Grasso and Grace Bridges as emergencies. Both players have strong hands and provide composure down back for the Dragons. The strong form of Sandringham lately means the Dragons will go in confident, but will need to be at their best to topple the Bushrangers.
Murray Bushrangers
B: 21. C. Boschetti, 39. H. Doohan, 32. N. Watts
HB: 8. O. Hall, 42. G. Egan, 26. E. Nicholson
C: 31. S. Locke, 17. R. Webster, 33. M. Trethowan
HF: 19. M. Brown, 6. K. Adams, 1. J. Harvey
F: 37. S. Damon, 34. E. McPherson, 5. C. Hargreaves
R: 43. T. Verhoeven, 22. T. Smith, 36. C. Mckimmie
Int: 11. A. Chessor, 3. P. Crelley, 10. G. Kelly, 20. R. Winiata
In: R. Winiata, G. Kelly, R. Webster, T. Verhoeven, C. Hargreaves, P. Crelley, C. Boschetti, M. Brown
Out: Z. Spencer, C. Knight, E. Freeman, E. Balaburov, M. Cook, M. Jones, M. Eze, E. Hibble
Sandringham Dragons
B: 31. B. Arnold, 60. G. Strangio, 13. D. Walker
HB: 23. C. Bowen, 32. S. Hartwig, 65. C. Saultry
C: 30. E. Brown, 43. A. McKay, 5. J. Tait
HF: 50. H. Bate, 56. G. Emberton, 25. I. Eddey
F: 49. L. Amelung, 3. S. Rothfield, 1. M. Wilson
R: 20. A. Dalley, 36. J. Owen, 64. E. McNamara
Int: 46. A. Burke, 33. M. Denahy Maloney, 2. W. Laing, 39. M. Purcell
Emg: 58. G. Bridges, 24. T. Grasso, 42. R. Woods
In: T. Grasso, R. Woods, G. Bridges
GREATER WESTERN VICTORIA REBELS v. CALDER CANNONS
Round 6 – Sunday 22 April, 11.30am
MARS Stadium, Ballarat
After a disappointing game against the Dragons in round five, the Calder Cannons will be looking to get back into the winners books with the return of some key players. The Rebels have also rung in the changes, making seven changes to their line-up.
The Cannons will be pleased to see the return of star midfield duo Madison Prespakis and Georgia Patrikios who win plenty of the footy and are smooth operators. Their ability to win the ball at ground level helps to propel their team forward. Molly Warbuton has also been named for the Cannons after playing in the AFLW Academy game and will be a good addition both in the centre of the ground and down back in defence. The likes of Emily Vukovic and Lethea Phillipou are also expected to take the field for Calder.
The Rebels did not shy away from the changes bringing in the likes of half-forward Lucy Moloney to help provide a target up forward. GWV will be pleased to see the return of key midfielder and play maker Sophie Van De Heuvel, along with Rene Caris and key defender Georgia Clarke. On the other hand, the likes of Georgette Douhadji and Stephanie Glover are among the outs for the Rebels.
Greater Western Victoria Rebels
B: 15. T. Jasper, 26. G. Pidgeon, 14. L. Sykes
HB: 19. K. McAloon, 25. G. Clarke, 4. A. Nicholson
C: 27. N. Dojiok, 8. E. Wood, 10. H. Simpson
HF: 3. L. Moloney , 21. D. Henson, 18. S. Van De Heuvel
F: 7. A. McAuliffe, 13. C. Leonard, 22. I. Rustman
R: 35. R. Caris, 16. L. Butler, 23. S. Molan
Int: 6. N. Butler, 20. T. Heath, 11. T. Marra, 1. A. Trigg
Emg: 42. B. Gregory, 41. K. Harris
In: L. Moloney , K. Harris, G. Clarke, A. Nicholson, R. Caris, S. Van De Heuvel, E. Wood
Out: R. Saulitis, A. Humphries, S. Glover, G. Douhadji, J. McAuliffe , I. Simmons
Calder Cannons
B: 42. K. Sutton, 48. C. Brown, 8. E. Vale
HB: 11. A. Barba, 15. G. Marsland, 2. F. Theodore
C: 29. S. Elias, 21. G. Patrikios, 9. M. Warburton
HF: 32. T. Fry , 17. E. Cornish, 34. Z. Hardiman
F: 37. F. Holloway, 46. G. Elarmaly, 25. A. Magri
R: 18. C. Rendelmann, 3. M. Prespakis, 23. G. Dicker
Int: 10. M. Hemburrow, 31. K. Petrevski, 36. L. Philippou, 12. E. Vukovic
Emg: 16. C. Hodgson, 44. I. McNeill-Wren, 50. B. Tolson
In: M. Warburton, E. Vukovic, G. Patrikios, L. Philippou, C. Hodgson, I. McNeill-Wren, M. Prespakis
Out: T. Crook, L. Cocomello, I. Young, M. Muller, A. Driscoll
BENDIGO PIONEERS v. OAKLEIGH CHARGERS
Round 6 – Sunday 22 April, 2.00pm
Golden Square, Bendigo
They Bendigo Pioneers will be hoping to assert their dominance in their home game against the Chargers on Sunday. With both teams evenly poised it will make for a highly contested match with good match ups across the ground.
The Pioneers have made minimal changes to their side with the likes of Gemmi Murrell and Grace Sladden making way for Elizabeth Snell and Eloise Gretgrix. Bendigo will be looking to the likes of Kodi Jacques who showed great endurance and composure with ball in hand as well as their captain Megan Williamson who offers consistency and an attack on the footy.
Similarly, the Oakleigh Chargers have only named one out for the match with Tiana Johnson out of the team. The likes of versatile full-forward Hannah McLaren is set to take on the Pioneers while important midfielder Gemma Lagioia will also return after injury. McLaren's presence up forward will provide a great target for the Chargers and Lagioia's work in the middle will help to propel her team forward.
Bendigo Pioneers
B: 24. E. Gretgrix, 32. S. Reilly, 9. D. Kelly-Guthrie
HB: 27. B. Hards, 20. K. Douglass, 3. C. Isaac
C: 11. J. Finning, 28. M. Williamson, 15. T. Goodrem
HF: 30. B. Heiden, 8. S. Knoll, 31. H. Stewart
F: 21. H. Spencer, 7. G. Barton, 1. M. Tupper
R: 25. T. Stewart, 2. M. Baldwin, 19. K. Jacques
Int: 10. A. Bodilly, 12. T. Coad, 26. L. Newton, 29. E. Snell, 14. O. Taverna, 5. E. Turnbull
In: A. Bodilly, E. Snell, E. Gretgrix, E. Turnbull
Out: G. Murrell, G. Sladden
Oakleigh Chargers
B: 5. A. van Oosterwijck, 45. T. Cowan, 17. N. Xenos
HB: 2. M. Hill, 39. T. Nichols, 14. H. McLaren
C: 31. K. Hunter-Scott, 50. C. Nancarrow, 30. G. Lagioia
HF: 3. J. D'Amato, 43. E. Hastie, 19. E. Harley
F: 29. M. Bertuna, 38. D. Bateman, 18. I. Gietzmann
R: 11. B. Winbanks, 32. C. O'Malley, 41. K. Lynch
Int: 33. G. Byrne, 70. P. Fennell, 15. A. Ling, 22. Z. Makris, 69. L. Mayne, 26. A. Micallef, 21. C. Moon, 16. A. Porter
In: L. Mayne, C. O'Malley, J. D'Amato, G. Lagioia, H. McLaren
Out: T. Johnson
DANDENONG STINGRAYS v. WESTERN JETS
Round 6 – Sunday 22 April, 3.00pm
Shepley Oval, Dandenong
The Stingrays have made multiple changes going into round six in hope to secure their first win for the season. Meanwhile the Western Jets have retained a relatively unchanged line-up after notching up their first win of the season. The Jets showed moments of brilliance last week to topple their undefeated opponents.
For the Stingrays, they will welcome back the likes of Jordyn Allen and versatile player Courtney Jones who offers great composure with ball-in-hand. Key defender Rose Clancy-Dillon will also return after missing round five. Clancy-Dillon provides great strength down back and might be asked to curb influential Jets forward Caitlin Greiser.
Greiser will be out to dominant for the Western Jets sitting fifth on the goal scoring tally. Greiser offers a great target up forward for the Jets and is accurate in front of goal, but has been named in the ruck once again this week. The Jets will also see the likes of Isabella Grant return who offers a good presence across the ground while Lauren Basto and Katarina Rebuffo have also been named to take on the Stingrays.
Dandenong Stingrays
B: 5. E. Allen-Burns, 51. Z. Hill, 18. S. Bayne
HB: 15. J. Allen, 40. R. Clancy-Dillon, 1. S. Heath
C: 12. M. McDonald, 35. L. Cripps, 31. B. Vernon
HF: 44. S. Ryan, 26. I. Shannon, 28. T. Smith
F: 46. J. George, 29. B. Struylaart,
R: 45. M. Graham, 3. C. Jones, 20. E. Wilson-Macdonald
Int: 48. A. Carroll, 42. A. O'Sullivan, 2. S. Stratton, 16. A. West
In: A. West, J. Allen, S. Ryan, J. George, C. Jones, R. Clancy – Dillon, B. Struylaart
Out: L. O'Connell-Webb, J. Lilley, H. Thomas, A. Jordan, B. Borchard, M. Layfield, G. Hodder, J. Guy-Toogood
Western Jets
B: 22. A. Chivell, 31. K. Rebuffo, 8. E. Gardner
HB: 21. M. Fenech, 30. I. Pritchard, 44. C. Myors-Moore
C: 14. I. Grant, 13. C. Jansen, 27. P. Ozols
HF: 2. C. Gashi, 26. I. Negri, 36. J. Goodman
F: 19. O. Forsythe, 40. S. Whiting, 12. K. O'Keefe
R: 43. C. Greiser, 39. C. Saxon-Jones, 16. E. Georgostathis
Int: 33. L. Basto, 41. S. Forbes, 28. E. Hannett, 3. A. Lowe
Emg: 29. E. Cassar
In: I. Grant, L. Basto, K. Rebuffo
Out: L. Spargo, H. Bult


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Then you'll want to find a reliable re-seller if you are going into production to re-sell your printing. Unfortuitously, the salesman may look dependable in the first and 2nd look, but after you've buy the printer, you may find that instantly calls and emails are not returned. I suggest exploring any organization you're planning doing business with on line, on websites like the bbb or other customer watchdog websites. But, because perhaps not many people are out looking for large format printers, there could be less information than you desire available from those places.


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- syncroAsked on January 28, 2015 at 01:57 PM
on all our forms, when we create a pdf thru the get pdf command, the forms do incorrect line breaks and split words up at the end of the line of words. When they split the lines up, there is no hyphen. This started happening recently on all our forms when we create pdf 's out of them from the "get pdf " icon. See example pdf of one of our forms attached and look at the sentence line breaks in the document and you will see what I mean
- BenAnswered on January 28, 2015 at 03:31 PM
Thank you for reporting this back to us and I apologize for any inconvenience this might have caused you. I see the issue and will raise this to our developers for inspection.
As soon as we have any new updates on this we will notify you of them through this thread.
- syncroAnswered on February 03, 2015 at 12:56 PM
Dear Ben (of jotform support), any ideas on what is the issue here, for it is effecting all of our forms which is a serious problem that does not allow us to effectively communicate with our clients through pdf creation of our submissions.
- raulAnswered on February 03, 2015 at 03:31 PM
Unfortunately, we don't have any updates regarding this issue yet.
However, I see this ticket is already assigned to one of our developers with a high priority which means that he's currently working on providing a fix for it.
We apologize for this inconvenience and once an update regarding this matter shows up you'll be notified here.
Thank you for your patience.
- alp_denizAnswered on February 07, 2015 at 02:21 PM
The word-cut problem has been identified and corrected. Please let us know if you still experience the issue.
Thank you for notifying us about it.
All the best


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Anne Heche was surprised with The Brave script
Los Angeles Feb 14 (IANS) Actress Anne Heche says she was surprised when she first read the script for the series "The Brave".
"I read the first couple of pages and went Wait what? We can have an agency on the ground in Washington DC communicating 5000 miles away from our troops telling them who to shoot and what the scope of danger is? That s when I knew I was in " stuff.co.nz quoted Heche as saying.
"The Brave" is about both the complex world of America s bravest military heroes executing dangerous missions behind enemy lines and the team back at home in the Defence Intelligence Agency who work alongside them using state-of-the-art technology to provide intelligence and support. The show is aired in India on AXN.
"It s probably the show that I ve been most proud of in my whole life because it s about men and women who sacrifice their lives every single day for the lives of others and the safety not only of our country but the world " she said.
"I personally did not know how the Special Forces worked and that fascinated me with this show. It s really about two teams of people: one in Washington DC in the intelligence department and the other team on the ground on the front lines all around the world."
The 48-year-old Emmy-nominated actress plays Patricia Campbell deputy director of the Defence Intelligence Agency. Heche s credits are diverse from "Donnie Brasco" "Six Days Seven Nights" and "Men In Trees".


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Make your eyes enlarged!
So now it is just so easy to look great. You just need to follow some easy steps. Here I tell, how can you make your eyes enlarged by just using eye shades and eye liner. Get both the things first and two brushes of different shape as shown in the picture above (step # 01 and step # 2)
Assemble the objects. Apply baby pink color at the upper region of your lashes . After that get a cut shape brush and use black color eye liner to give your eyes a look of cat eye. Now spread it via brush and same color eye shade. Now at the last use liner and apply it over your lashes. You look absolutely great now.


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