text: Strings for string instruments were first made of sheep gut, referred to as catgut or gut, which was stretched, dried, and twisted. In the early 20th century, strings were made of gut, silk, aluminum, or steel. Modern strings may be gut, solid steel, stranded steel, or various synthetic materials, wound with various metals. Violin strings are generally not made of gut except for music from Classical periods. Music Strings have a limited lifetime. Wear is caused by the winding of a string coming undone from wear, when a string no longer plays true, and lose of the desired tone. The life of a string depends on its quality and intensity of playing.

lowercased: strings for string instruments were first made of sheep gut, referred to as catgut or gut, which was stretched, dried, and twisted. in the early 20th century, strings were made of gut, silk, aluminum, or steel. modern strings may be gut, solid steel, stranded steel, or various synthetic materials, wound with various metals. violin strings are generally not made of gut except for music from classical periods. music strings have a limited lifetime. wear is caused by the winding of a string coming undone from wear, when a string no longer plays true, and lose of the desired tone. the life of a string depends on its quality and intensity of playing.


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A quick, linkable reference of the most common terms used in Search Engine Optimization.
The process of marketing a site with the goal of improving its position in the search engine results. SEM includes SEO and search advertising.
The process of making a site and its content highly relevant for both search engines and searchers, with the goal of gaining top positioning in the search engine results pages (SERPs) for relevant words or phrases.
Also called paid search. Advertisers bid for the chance to have their ad display when a user searches for a given keyword on a search engine. Paid search ads are displayed above and to the right of the organic search results as “Sponsored Links”. Ads are generally sold by the pay-per-click (PPC) model, where the advertiser pays only when the user clicks on the ad.
Also called cost per click (CPC). A performance-based advertising model where the advertiser pays a fee for every click on an ad.
The web page searchers see after they’ve entered their query into the search box. SERPs generally consist of organic and paid search results.
Results returned for a search query, sorted by relevance. A web page’s relevance to a search query is determined by the search engine’s ranking algorithms. These algorithms are closely guarded trade secrets, made up of hundreds of different factors.
The Pay Per Click (PPC) advertisers that are returned for a search query. The Sponsored Search Results typically appear above and to the right of the Organic results.
A word or phrase entered into a search engine as a query to get matching or relevant web page results.
A specific series of words or phrase entered into a search engine as a query to get matching or relevant web page results.
An HTML tag placed in the HTML header of a web page, providing information that is not visible to browsers, but used in varying degrees by search engines to index a page. Common meta tags used in SEO are the title, description, and keyword meta tags.
An HTML meta tag with text describing a specific web page. A web page’s title tag should contain strategic keywords for the page. Including keywords in the title tag is the most important optimization factor for a web page. The title tag should also make sense to humans, as a web page’s title tag is used for the text link to a web page in the SERPs.
An HTML tag with text describing a specific web page. While no longer an important SEO factor, the meta description is often used for the description of a web page in the SERPs.
The clickable text of a link. The anchor text defines what the link is about to the search engine, so using keywords in anchor text can help improve your ranking for those keywords to some degree.
Example: In this sentence, this blue part is the anchor text.
A measure of the quantity and quality of backlinks to a given web page. Also applied to a website overall, based on backlinks to all of a website’s pages.

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a quick, linkable reference of the most common terms used in search engine optimization.
the process of marketing a site with the goal of improving its position in the search engine results. sem includes seo and search advertising.
the process of making a site and its content highly relevant for both search engines and searchers, with the goal of gaining top positioning in the search engine results pages (serps) for relevant words or phrases.
also called paid search. advertisers bid for the chance to have their ad display when a user searches for a given keyword on a search engine. paid search ads are displayed above and to the right of the organic search results as “sponsored links”. ads are generally sold by the pay-per-click (ppc) model, where the advertiser pays only when the user clicks on the ad.
also called cost per click (cpc). a performance-based advertising model where the advertiser pays a fee for every click on an ad.
the web page searchers see after they’ve entered their query into the search box. serps generally consist of organic and paid search results.
results returned for a search query, sorted by relevance. a web page’s relevance to a search query is determined by the search engine’s ranking algorithms. these algorithms are closely guarded trade secrets, made up of hundreds of different factors.
the pay per click (ppc) advertisers that are returned for a search query. the sponsored search results typically appear above and to the right of the organic results.
a word or phrase entered into a search engine as a query to get matching or relevant web page results.
a specific series of words or phrase entered into a search engine as a query to get matching or relevant web page results.
an html tag placed in the html header of a web page, providing information that is not visible to browsers, but used in varying degrees by search engines to index a page. common meta tags used in seo are the title, description, and keyword meta tags.
an html meta tag with text describing a specific web page. a web page’s title tag should contain strategic keywords for the page. including keywords in the title tag is the most important optimization factor for a web page. the title tag should also make sense to humans, as a web page’s title tag is used for the text link to a web page in the serps.
an html tag with text describing a specific web page. while no longer an important seo factor, the meta description is often used for the description of a web page in the serps.
the clickable text of a link. the anchor text defines what the link is about to the search engine, so using keywords in anchor text can help improve your ranking for those keywords to some degree.
example: in this sentence, this blue part is the anchor text.
a measure of the quantity and quality of backlinks to a given web page. also applied to a website overall, based on backlinks to all of a website’s pages.


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I pretty much chanced upon this pub when meeting a friend in Soho, as the pub we had elected to meet at was rammed so we popped round the corner to The Old Coffee House.
It was all very impromptu, so you can imagine my surprise when confronted with what seemed like the entire range of beers from London's excellent Brodie's brewery. I asked the barman if they were having a meet the brewer event or something of that sort, but he didn't have a clue what I was on about.
I'm still not entirely sure what the deal is between Brodie's and The Old Coffee House, is it a Brodie's tied pub? Do they just really like selling Brodie's beers? All I know is every time I've been in they have five Brodie's beers on cask and five different Brodie's beers on keg, more than enough to be going at.
Light aroma. Slightly lactic sour with a tiny citrus sour edge.
The flavour is fully sour with a fruity, buttery flavour like lemon curd (in a good way). Light in the body, as is par for the course when it comes to sours. The flavour is a lot like a Moscow mule, with a clash of lime and ginger but no pineapple that I can detect.
Tart and refreshing, this is a beer that would act as a great sorbet-like palate cleanser between courses. But you couldnt drink a lot of on its own.
This has a really great fresh hop aroma with loads of pine resin and spicy, bitter hops. Really herbal with only a whiff of citrus.
The flavour is a chemical peel of hops for your tongue. That light body and low abv provides no malt sweetness to quell the heat of those hops, but it somehow remains drinkable and not puckeringly dry. Im guessing loads of late and dry hopping, but a light hand for the bittering hops has come into play here, but I'm guessing.
Whatever the method the results are great. It's a pretty perfect summer beer and I'm reluctant to move on.
Well first things first. This doesn't look like any ESB I've ever seen, sitting more in the light pale ale spectrum.
The taste pretty much ties in with how it looks - It tastes like a hoppy American pale ale. Not an ESB.
That said, it's a lovely beer. With a good juicy fruit aroma and a nice mango flavour with just a bit of fruity bitterness in the finish. Very fruity, very um bongo. But not anywhere near what you'd consider an ESB.
I like it a lot. But why not call it a pale ale? I get the impression they set out to make one thing, came up with the name, then didn't have the heart to change the branding post brewing.
But I'm splitting hairs. The taste, is great.
The aroma is invitingly citrusy but the flavour has that slightly dusty flavour that hoppy English pale ales can sometimes get (harvest pale often ale has it). It's not a negative thing as such, but it does distract somewhat.
If I'd have started on this I would have probably liked it a lot more. But after the hop hit of the shoreditch sunshine and the juicy mango fruitiness of the 'ESB' this feels a bit of a damp squib.
A workmanlike pale ale that is probably one of their biggest sellers, but doesn't get my engine revving.
Very hazy, I'm assuming from heavy hopping. The aroma is very unusual. It does have a berry fruit aroma but alongside it are herbal hops and a spicy bitterness. A touch of the tropical but that berry fruit is dominant.
The flavour is bizarre, but when I think about it wholy expected. It lives up to the moniker of cranberry IPA.
I think I expected a red IPA but this is golden and clear with a flavour that has a lot in common with a big bold British IPA such as meantimes, or perhaps ilkley lotus IPA, but then that berry fruitiness just creeps in.
It's all very odd and shouldn't work but I like it. I almost wish I didn't know about the cranberry as really, this is just a great IPA with a berry fruit edge. I'd be saying how much I liked the bramling cross in this if I didn't know the back story.
Hmm it's got that dusty flavour, a little ashy-ness too, that I got in the London fields. Help guys, is this a certain hop or brewing method? It sticks out like a sore thumb to me.
A touch of grapefruit, a hint of lemon and orange. Nice and light, drinkable. But a touch burnt. Is it me?
A nice bitterness and very drinkable but with such high standards set this feels below par.
Only £2.50 a half. A bargain at this strength and quality (I loved the bottle of this I drank previously).
You get a BIG roasted coffee aroma and sweet fruity dark chocolate.
The aroma is essentially Jamaican coffee (rum and espresso) with a huge, berry fruit, chocolate coated blackcurrant flavour.
This is an amazing beer. I love the fruity, almost funky berry flavours you get in some imperial stouts and this has that in droves. loads of fruity Ethiopian coffee (which has a classically red wine flavour).
It's better than the bottle. I'm not sure how long this has been on tap thanks to that strength but it has obviously got better and better, tasting very much like an imperial export stout (fruity n funky).
Fruity coffee, rich Like an old ale, but smokey and bitter at th same time.
Just stunning. A great end to a mixed but on the whole enjoyable bunch of beers.
It's a pub I always head to when I'm around that part of London, partly for the beer and partly because it never seems that busy. It's fairly good value for Soho and I really like their Bethnal Green Bitter, seriously drinkable.
How can you not have been aware of this place? Half the people you follow on Twitter are always banging on about it!
There are a lot of pubs in London and I'm not from here. Plus, believe it or not, I'm not constantly in the pub!
Sometimes a good one slips under the radar, which makes it all the more fun.

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i pretty much chanced upon this pub when meeting a friend in soho, as the pub we had elected to meet at was rammed so we popped round the corner to the old coffee house.
it was all very impromptu, so you can imagine my surprise when confronted with what seemed like the entire range of beers from london's excellent brodie's brewery. i asked the barman if they were having a meet the brewer event or something of that sort, but he didn't have a clue what i was on about.
i'm still not entirely sure what the deal is between brodie's and the old coffee house, is it a brodie's tied pub? do they just really like selling brodie's beers? all i know is every time i've been in they have five brodie's beers on cask and five different brodie's beers on keg, more than enough to be going at.
light aroma. slightly lactic sour with a tiny citrus sour edge.
the flavour is fully sour with a fruity, buttery flavour like lemon curd (in a good way). light in the body, as is par for the course when it comes to sours. the flavour is a lot like a moscow mule, with a clash of lime and ginger but no pineapple that i can detect.
tart and refreshing, this is a beer that would act as a great sorbet-like palate cleanser between courses. but you couldnt drink a lot of on its own.
this has a really great fresh hop aroma with loads of pine resin and spicy, bitter hops. really herbal with only a whiff of citrus.
the flavour is a chemical peel of hops for your tongue. that light body and low abv provides no malt sweetness to quell the heat of those hops, but it somehow remains drinkable and not puckeringly dry. im guessing loads of late and dry hopping, but a light hand for the bittering hops has come into play here, but i'm guessing.
whatever the method the results are great. it's a pretty perfect summer beer and i'm reluctant to move on.
well first things first. this doesn't look like any esb i've ever seen, sitting more in the light pale ale spectrum.
the taste pretty much ties in with how it looks - it tastes like a hoppy american pale ale. not an esb.
that said, it's a lovely beer. with a good juicy fruit aroma and a nice mango flavour with just a bit of fruity bitterness in the finish. very fruity, very um bongo. but not anywhere near what you'd consider an esb.
i like it a lot. but why not call it a pale ale? i get the impression they set out to make one thing, came up with the name, then didn't have the heart to change the branding post brewing.
but i'm splitting hairs. the taste, is great.
the aroma is invitingly citrusy but the flavour has that slightly dusty flavour that hoppy english pale ales can sometimes get (harvest pale often ale has it). it's not a negative thing as such, but it does distract somewhat.
if i'd have started on this i would have probably liked it a lot more. but after the hop hit of the shoreditch sunshine and the juicy mango fruitiness of the 'esb' this feels a bit of a damp squib.
a workmanlike pale ale that is probably one of their biggest sellers, but doesn't get my engine revving.
very hazy, i'm assuming from heavy hopping. the aroma is very unusual. it does have a berry fruit aroma but alongside it are herbal hops and a spicy bitterness. a touch of the tropical but that berry fruit is dominant.
the flavour is bizarre, but when i think about it wholy expected. it lives up to the moniker of cranberry ipa.
i think i expected a red ipa but this is golden and clear with a flavour that has a lot in common with a big bold british ipa such as meantimes, or perhaps ilkley lotus ipa, but then that berry fruitiness just creeps in.
it's all very odd and shouldn't work but i like it. i almost wish i didn't know about the cranberry as really, this is just a great ipa with a berry fruit edge. i'd be saying how much i liked the bramling cross in this if i didn't know the back story.
hmm it's got that dusty flavour, a little ashy-ness too, that i got in the london fields. help guys, is this a certain hop or brewing method? it sticks out like a sore thumb to me.
a touch of grapefruit, a hint of lemon and orange. nice and light, drinkable. but a touch burnt. is it me?
a nice bitterness and very drinkable but with such high standards set this feels below par.
only £2.50 a half. a bargain at this strength and quality (i loved the bottle of this i drank previously).
you get a big roasted coffee aroma and sweet fruity dark chocolate.
the aroma is essentially jamaican coffee (rum and espresso) with a huge, berry fruit, chocolate coated blackcurrant flavour.
this is an amazing beer. i love the fruity, almost funky berry flavours you get in some imperial stouts and this has that in droves. loads of fruity ethiopian coffee (which has a classically red wine flavour).
it's better than the bottle. i'm not sure how long this has been on tap thanks to that strength but it has obviously got better and better, tasting very much like an imperial export stout (fruity n funky).
fruity coffee, rich like an old ale, but smokey and bitter at th same time.
just stunning. a great end to a mixed but on the whole enjoyable bunch of beers.
it's a pub i always head to when i'm around that part of london, partly for the beer and partly because it never seems that busy. it's fairly good value for soho and i really like their bethnal green bitter, seriously drinkable.
how can you not have been aware of this place? half the people you follow on twitter are always banging on about it!
there are a lot of pubs in london and i'm not from here. plus, believe it or not, i'm not constantly in the pub!
sometimes a good one slips under the radar, which makes it all the more fun.


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Treatment of mild to moderately severe infections due to penicillin V sensitive micro-organisms. Therapy should be guided by bacteriological studies ( including sensitivity tests) and by clinical response. Note: Severe pneumonia, empyema, bacteraemia, pericarditis, meningitis and arthritis should not be treated with penicillin V during the acute stage. Indicated surgical procedures should be performed. The following infections will usually respond to adequate dosage of penicillin V: Streptococcal infections( without bacteraemia). Mild to moderate infections of the upper respiratory tract, scarlet fever and mild erysipelas. Note: Streptococci in groups A,C,G,H,L and M are very sensitive to penicillin. Other groups, including Group D (enterococcus) are resistant. Pneumococcal infections. Mild to moderately severe infections of the respiratory tract. Staphylococcal infections-penicillin V sensitive. Mild infections of the skin and soft tissues. Note: Reports indicate an increasing number of strains of staphylococci resistant to penicillin V, emphasizing the need for culture and sensitivity studies in treating suspected staphylococcal infections. Fusospirochetosis (Vincent's gingivitis and pharyngitis)-Mild to moderately severe infections of the oropharynx usually respond to therapy with oral penicillin. Note: Reports indicate an increasing number of strains of staphylococci resistant to penicillin V, emphasizing the need for culture and sensitivity studies in treating suspected staphylococcal infections. Fusospirochetosis( Vincent's gingivitis and pharyngitis)-Mild to moderately severe infections of the oropharynx usually respond to therapy with oral penicillin. Note; Necessary dental care should be accomplished in infections involving the gum tissue. Medical conditions in which oral penicillin therapy is indicated as prophylaxis: For the prevention of recurrence following rheumatic fever and/or chorea-Prophylaxis with oral penicillin on a continuing basis has proven bacterial endocarditis in patients with congenital and/or rheumatic heart lesions who are to undergo dental procedures or minor upper respiratory tract surgery or instrumentation. Prophylaxis should be instituted on the day of the procedure and for 2 or more days following. Patients who have a past history of rheumatic fever and are receiving continuous prophylaxis may harbour increased numbers of penicillin-resistant organisms; use of another prophylactic anti-infective agent should be considered. If penicillin is to be used in these patients at surgery, penicillin may be re-instituted as a prophylactic measure against the hazards of surgically induced bacteraemia. Note: Oral penicillin should not be used as a adjunctive prophylaxis for genito-urinary instrumentation or surgery, lower intestinal tract surgery, sigmoidoscopy and complications of childbirth.
Capsules with a opaque red cap and opaque grey body printed with "LPV250" in black ink on cap and body.
Absorption is increased when taken on an empty stomach (one hour before or two hours after meals).
Penicilin V potassium is indicated in the treatment of mild to moderately severe infections due to penicillin V sensitive micro-organisms. Therapy should be guided by bacteriological studies (including sensitivity tests) and by clinical response. Note: Severe pneumonia, empyema, bacteraemia, pericarditis, meningitis and arthritis should not be treated with penicillin V during the acute stage. Indicated surgical procedures should be performed.
Capsules with a red opaque top and pink body; bothprinted with "LPV500" in black ink.
Achieving and maintaining high levels of medication adherence are required to realise the full benefits of antiretroviral therapy (ART). We identified four studies that evaluated interventions designed to improve adherence to ART among children and adolescents age 18 years and younger. These studies showed that home-based nursing, peer support for adolescents and LPV/r-containing regimens have the potential to improve ART adherence, but more evidence is needed. Medication diaries do not appear to have an effect on adherence. There is a need for well-designed evaluations of interventions to improve paediatric adherence to ART.
Children under 3 years of age who have HIV infection have a high risk of dying without antiretroviral therapy (ART). However, treatment in this age group is challenging because there are high levels of virus in the blood and few suitable drug choices. Results from this systematic review show that ART soon after birth is preferable to delaying treatment, because infants are less likely to die or become sick. Starting a first-line treatment regimen that includes lopinavir/ritonavir rather than nevirapine is preferable, because infants and young children are less likely to have to stop treatment, whether or not they had previously been exposed to nevirapine. However, lopinavir/ritonavir is more expensive than nevirapine. It is also currently only available as an inconvenient liquid, which tastes bitter and has to be refrigerated, making it challenging to implement in all parts of the world. While waiting for better formulations to become available, it may be possible to switch from lopinavir/ritonavir to nevirapine once the HIV virus levels become undetectable. However, based on the evidence currently available, a viral load test would be required to identify those children who could safely substitute lopinavir/ritonavir with nevirapine. Viral loads are expensive and not widely available in most countries in sub-Saharan Africa. An alternative treatment approach is to give a stronger drug combination (four different drugs together) when treatment is first started, then reduce down to three drugs after a short while. However, this strategy did not appear to have long-term benefits. A 'treatment interruption' strategy, in which infants start ART soon after birth but then stop medication after 1-2 years, is difficult to implement. Children stopping ART need to restart it very quickly to prevent them becoming sick, and monitoring a child off treatment is challenging in settings with few resources.

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treatment of mild to moderately severe infections due to penicillin v sensitive micro-organisms. therapy should be guided by bacteriological studies ( including sensitivity tests) and by clinical response. note: severe pneumonia, empyema, bacteraemia, pericarditis, meningitis and arthritis should not be treated with penicillin v during the acute stage. indicated surgical procedures should be performed. the following infections will usually respond to adequate dosage of penicillin v: streptococcal infections( without bacteraemia). mild to moderate infections of the upper respiratory tract, scarlet fever and mild erysipelas. note: streptococci in groups a,c,g,h,l and m are very sensitive to penicillin. other groups, including group d (enterococcus) are resistant. pneumococcal infections. mild to moderately severe infections of the respiratory tract. staphylococcal infections-penicillin v sensitive. mild infections of the skin and soft tissues. note: reports indicate an increasing number of strains of staphylococci resistant to penicillin v, emphasizing the need for culture and sensitivity studies in treating suspected staphylococcal infections. fusospirochetosis (vincent's gingivitis and pharyngitis)-mild to moderately severe infections of the oropharynx usually respond to therapy with oral penicillin. note: reports indicate an increasing number of strains of staphylococci resistant to penicillin v, emphasizing the need for culture and sensitivity studies in treating suspected staphylococcal infections. fusospirochetosis( vincent's gingivitis and pharyngitis)-mild to moderately severe infections of the oropharynx usually respond to therapy with oral penicillin. note; necessary dental care should be accomplished in infections involving the gum tissue. medical conditions in which oral penicillin therapy is indicated as prophylaxis: for the prevention of recurrence following rheumatic fever and/or chorea-prophylaxis with oral penicillin on a continuing basis has proven bacterial endocarditis in patients with congenital and/or rheumatic heart lesions who are to undergo dental procedures or minor upper respiratory tract surgery or instrumentation. prophylaxis should be instituted on the day of the procedure and for 2 or more days following. patients who have a past history of rheumatic fever and are receiving continuous prophylaxis may harbour increased numbers of penicillin-resistant organisms; use of another prophylactic anti-infective agent should be considered. if penicillin is to be used in these patients at surgery, penicillin may be re-instituted as a prophylactic measure against the hazards of surgically induced bacteraemia. note: oral penicillin should not be used as a adjunctive prophylaxis for genito-urinary instrumentation or surgery, lower intestinal tract surgery, sigmoidoscopy and complications of childbirth.
capsules with a opaque red cap and opaque grey body printed with "lpv250" in black ink on cap and body.
absorption is increased when taken on an empty stomach (one hour before or two hours after meals).
penicilin v potassium is indicated in the treatment of mild to moderately severe infections due to penicillin v sensitive micro-organisms. therapy should be guided by bacteriological studies (including sensitivity tests) and by clinical response. note: severe pneumonia, empyema, bacteraemia, pericarditis, meningitis and arthritis should not be treated with penicillin v during the acute stage. indicated surgical procedures should be performed.
capsules with a red opaque top and pink body; bothprinted with "lpv500" in black ink.
achieving and maintaining high levels of medication adherence are required to realise the full benefits of antiretroviral therapy (art). we identified four studies that evaluated interventions designed to improve adherence to art among children and adolescents age 18 years and younger. these studies showed that home-based nursing, peer support for adolescents and lpv/r-containing regimens have the potential to improve art adherence, but more evidence is needed. medication diaries do not appear to have an effect on adherence. there is a need for well-designed evaluations of interventions to improve paediatric adherence to art.
children under 3 years of age who have hiv infection have a high risk of dying without antiretroviral therapy (art). however, treatment in this age group is challenging because there are high levels of virus in the blood and few suitable drug choices. results from this systematic review show that art soon after birth is preferable to delaying treatment, because infants are less likely to die or become sick. starting a first-line treatment regimen that includes lopinavir/ritonavir rather than nevirapine is preferable, because infants and young children are less likely to have to stop treatment, whether or not they had previously been exposed to nevirapine. however, lopinavir/ritonavir is more expensive than nevirapine. it is also currently only available as an inconvenient liquid, which tastes bitter and has to be refrigerated, making it challenging to implement in all parts of the world. while waiting for better formulations to become available, it may be possible to switch from lopinavir/ritonavir to nevirapine once the hiv virus levels become undetectable. however, based on the evidence currently available, a viral load test would be required to identify those children who could safely substitute lopinavir/ritonavir with nevirapine. viral loads are expensive and not widely available in most countries in sub-saharan africa. an alternative treatment approach is to give a stronger drug combination (four different drugs together) when treatment is first started, then reduce down to three drugs after a short while. however, this strategy did not appear to have long-term benefits. a 'treatment interruption' strategy, in which infants start art soon after birth but then stop medication after 1-2 years, is difficult to implement. children stopping art need to restart it very quickly to prevent them becoming sick, and monitoring a child off treatment is challenging in settings with few resources.


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Beijing XinTianBi, has designed, engineered, manufactured, and installed greenhouses,and greenhouse facilities and system since 2000. Our business is supplying greenhouses, ventilation system and shading system that help growers, garden centers, research facilities, universities all over the world.Our long-standing reputation for reliable quality at XinTianBi is something we are proud of.
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>Through years of technology accumulation, better for customers to reduce the risk of greenhouse technology.

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beijing xintianbi, has designed, engineered, manufactured, and installed greenhouses,and greenhouse facilities and system since 2000. our business is supplying greenhouses, ventilation system and shading system that help growers, garden centers, research facilities, universities all over the world.our long-standing reputation for reliable quality at xintianbi is something we are proud of.
6. film wiggle wire and lock profiles.
>through years of technology accumulation, better for customers to reduce the risk of greenhouse technology.


text: Technical Abstract: Ruminants are a significant source of enteric methane, which has been identified as a powerful greenhouse gas that contributes to climate change. With interest in developing technologies to decrease enteric methane emission, systems are currently being developed to measure the methane emission by cattle. An issue with grazing cattle is the ability to measure these emissions in open-air environments. A scientific instrument for this task is the GreenFeed emission monitoring system (GEM; C-Lock, Inc.; Rapid City, SD). The GEM is a head-chamber that grazing cattle occasionally visit and while the animal consumes a small portion of bait (3 to 8 min), the GEM captures the animal’s breath cloud by exhausting air through the system. The breath cloud is then analyzed for methane and carbon dioxide. Data are hourly uploaded to a server where it is processed using algorithms to determine total daily emissions. Several factors affect the emission estimates generated by the GEM including the animal’s visitation rate, length of sampling period, and airflow through the GEM. The location of the GEM is an important factor in determining the cattle’s willingness to visit it. Further, cattle need to be trained to use the GEM, which normally requires 4 to 8 wk. Several researchers have shown that 30 or more visits are required to obtained high-quality estimates of emissions. Once cattle are trained to use the GEM, the bait delivery rate has little effect, as long as visitation length is greater than 3 min. Airflow through the GEM is an important factor, but as long as airflow is maintained above 26 L/s breath-cloud capture seems complete. There is great concern regarding diurnal variation in the instantaneous production rates of methane because the GEM only spot-samples 3 to 4 times/d. Preliminary analysis has shown variation in the instantaneous production rates of methane do not vary as greatly with grazing cattle compared to meal-fed cattle; hence, the variation may be managed. It seems that increasing the visitation length decreases variation in emission estimated, but there is a diminishing return to increasing visitation length. Post-processing of emissions data is a critical part of the quantification process. Post-processing data from situations where correction is needed has been shown to be successful and to improve the quality of estimates. The GEM is a useful tool for researching the nutrition and emissions of grazing cattle, but great care must be taken to obtain and use the best quality data possible.

lowercased: technical abstract: ruminants are a significant source of enteric methane, which has been identified as a powerful greenhouse gas that contributes to climate change. with interest in developing technologies to decrease enteric methane emission, systems are currently being developed to measure the methane emission by cattle. an issue with grazing cattle is the ability to measure these emissions in open-air environments. a scientific instrument for this task is the greenfeed emission monitoring system (gem; c-lock, inc.; rapid city, sd). the gem is a head-chamber that grazing cattle occasionally visit and while the animal consumes a small portion of bait (3 to 8 min), the gem captures the animal’s breath cloud by exhausting air through the system. the breath cloud is then analyzed for methane and carbon dioxide. data are hourly uploaded to a server where it is processed using algorithms to determine total daily emissions. several factors affect the emission estimates generated by the gem including the animal’s visitation rate, length of sampling period, and airflow through the gem. the location of the gem is an important factor in determining the cattle’s willingness to visit it. further, cattle need to be trained to use the gem, which normally requires 4 to 8 wk. several researchers have shown that 30 or more visits are required to obtained high-quality estimates of emissions. once cattle are trained to use the gem, the bait delivery rate has little effect, as long as visitation length is greater than 3 min. airflow through the gem is an important factor, but as long as airflow is maintained above 26 l/s breath-cloud capture seems complete. there is great concern regarding diurnal variation in the instantaneous production rates of methane because the gem only spot-samples 3 to 4 times/d. preliminary analysis has shown variation in the instantaneous production rates of methane do not vary as greatly with grazing cattle compared to meal-fed cattle; hence, the variation may be managed. it seems that increasing the visitation length decreases variation in emission estimated, but there is a diminishing return to increasing visitation length. post-processing of emissions data is a critical part of the quantification process. post-processing data from situations where correction is needed has been shown to be successful and to improve the quality of estimates. the gem is a useful tool for researching the nutrition and emissions of grazing cattle, but great care must be taken to obtain and use the best quality data possible.


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Been looking for a company that can provide you with quality Alpaca Snoods in the Alveston area? Our British alpaca knitwear is made from quality wool from our herd of 89 alpacas in Lincolnshire. After shearing we clean the fleece & take it for processing at the alpaca mini mill in Horncastle. Each alpaca fleece is spun separately & we name the colour after the alpaca from which it came. We take a real pride in offering high quality Alpaca Snoods in the Alveston area, and you will be pleased to know all of our alpacas are registered with the British Alpaca Society (BAS) and are micro-chipped for identification and security.
We can only create 8 - 10 items out of each fleece don't make more than 3 of each design, to make them more exclusive. Each piece of alpaca knitwear comes with a photo tag of its alpaca for safes keep. There really is only one name you need to remember for Alpaca Snoods , and that's JandJ Alpacas. If you would like to find out more about Alpaca Snoods in Alveston, don't delay and give us a call today.

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been looking for a company that can provide you with quality alpaca snoods in the alveston area? our british alpaca knitwear is made from quality wool from our herd of 89 alpacas in lincolnshire. after shearing we clean the fleece & take it for processing at the alpaca mini mill in horncastle. each alpaca fleece is spun separately & we name the colour after the alpaca from which it came. we take a real pride in offering high quality alpaca snoods in the alveston area, and you will be pleased to know all of our alpacas are registered with the british alpaca society (bas) and are micro-chipped for identification and security.
we can only create 8 - 10 items out of each fleece don't make more than 3 of each design, to make them more exclusive. each piece of alpaca knitwear comes with a photo tag of its alpaca for safes keep. there really is only one name you need to remember for alpaca snoods , and that's jandj alpacas. if you would like to find out more about alpaca snoods in alveston, don't delay and give us a call today.


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The pharmaceutical industry was under siege, with regular price rollbacks and the powerful advance of generics frequently making news headlines. Many of the industry’s leading companies, including Novartis, were cutting their sales forces, while sales representatives who still had jobs felt increasingly disengaged.
David Epstein, the head of Novartis’s Pharmaceuticals division, bucked the trend. He introduced a strategic initiative that aimed to fundamentally transform Novartis’ selling model. Epstein committed to an aspirational goal of equipping 80% of the company’s field forces worldwide with the latest iPad technology by the end of 2012, in just 15 months. A few months later, he set his teams an even more ambitious challenge: to equip 100% of the sales force by the end of 2013, which meant rolling out 25,000 new devices across the globe within a two-year period.
Novartis was about to embark on a digital transformation journey, with the ultimate goal of providing the right drug to the right patient at the right time.

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the pharmaceutical industry was under siege, with regular price rollbacks and the powerful advance of generics frequently making news headlines. many of the industry’s leading companies, including novartis, were cutting their sales forces, while sales representatives who still had jobs felt increasingly disengaged.
david epstein, the head of novartis’s pharmaceuticals division, bucked the trend. he introduced a strategic initiative that aimed to fundamentally transform novartis’ selling model. epstein committed to an aspirational goal of equipping 80% of the company’s field forces worldwide with the latest ipad technology by the end of 2012, in just 15 months. a few months later, he set his teams an even more ambitious challenge: to equip 100% of the sales force by the end of 2013, which meant rolling out 25,000 new devices across the globe within a two-year period.
novartis was about to embark on a digital transformation journey, with the ultimate goal of providing the right drug to the right patient at the right time.


text: The newest member of the uvex Women's Line is more than just a style accessory. The uvex p1us pro WL ski helmet weighs 20% less than previously manufactured uvex hardshells, while simultaneously fulfilling highest demands in security. The brand new ultra-light and impact-resistant special synthetic material makes this possible. Thanks to the + technology. The uvex p1us WL has a specialLy smooth helmet liner for the comfort of wearing.

lowercased: the newest member of the uvex women's line is more than just a style accessory. the uvex p1us pro wl ski helmet weighs 20% less than previously manufactured uvex hardshells, while simultaneously fulfilling highest demands in security. the brand new ultra-light and impact-resistant special synthetic material makes this possible. thanks to the + technology. the uvex p1us wl has a specially smooth helmet liner for the comfort of wearing.


text: April 7 is World Health Day and according to the World Health Organisation at least half the world’s population is currently unable to obtain essential health services. Over 800 million people (almost 12 percent of the world’s population) spend at least 10 percent of their household budgets on health expenses for themselves, a sick child or other family member. They incur so-called “catastrophic expenditures”.

lowercased: april 7 is world health day and according to the world health organisation at least half the world’s population is currently unable to obtain essential health services. over 800 million people (almost 12 percent of the world’s population) spend at least 10 percent of their household budgets on health expenses for themselves, a sick child or other family member. they incur so-called “catastrophic expenditures”.


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It's Jenna Dewan-Tatum! Here's a reminder of how she looked as a blond last month.
Now here's her hair as seen around the Fashion Week tents.
Which way do you like Jenna Dewan-Tatum's hair best: blond or brunette? Let us know in the comments below!

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it's jenna dewan-tatum! here's a reminder of how she looked as a blond last month.
now here's her hair as seen around the fashion week tents.
which way do you like jenna dewan-tatum's hair best: blond or brunette? let us know in the comments below!


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The only prison consultant who truly knows the ins and outs of incarceration is the one who has lived it. Many on the PRISON PREP staff have completed Federal Prison Sentences and are successful in their post incarceration lives.
Regardless of the security designation, your first walk through the prison gates will be surreal for you and your loved ones. As you enter the facility, worst fears become reality. This is only the beginning. It's going to be a long day. As a matter of fact, your first week inside will be a blur, but you will be prepared for it.
Fifteen minute phone calls, supervised visits, monitored emails and snail mail will become your only lines of communication and interaction with family and friends. The way you are looked upon and treated by others is about to change dramatically. You are now an inmate. You are prison staff's inventory and responsibility. They have a job to do and if you choose to make it hard on them, they will make it equally hard on you. Be respectful, and respect will be given to you. This applies to the prison population as well. It does not mean to be submissive, but to remember your new role and where you are. You are a new inmate which means you will be scrutinized and in some cases tested by the population. You will need to learn how to circumnavigate your new social structure. There are similarities to the "real world", but some aspects, as you will discover, are very different. Our team at PRISON PREP, has experienced these nuances and will prepare you for the many changes that lie ahead. To go into detail right now, would be pointless. As we have mentioned, each case is unique and your plan for safety and success will be tailored specifically for you.

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the only prison consultant who truly knows the ins and outs of incarceration is the one who has lived it. many on the prison prep staff have completed federal prison sentences and are successful in their post incarceration lives.
regardless of the security designation, your first walk through the prison gates will be surreal for you and your loved ones. as you enter the facility, worst fears become reality. this is only the beginning. it's going to be a long day. as a matter of fact, your first week inside will be a blur, but you will be prepared for it.
fifteen minute phone calls, supervised visits, monitored emails and snail mail will become your only lines of communication and interaction with family and friends. the way you are looked upon and treated by others is about to change dramatically. you are now an inmate. you are prison staff's inventory and responsibility. they have a job to do and if you choose to make it hard on them, they will make it equally hard on you. be respectful, and respect will be given to you. this applies to the prison population as well. it does not mean to be submissive, but to remember your new role and where you are. you are a new inmate which means you will be scrutinized and in some cases tested by the population. you will need to learn how to circumnavigate your new social structure. there are similarities to the "real world", but some aspects, as you will discover, are very different. our team at prison prep, has experienced these nuances and will prepare you for the many changes that lie ahead. to go into detail right now, would be pointless. as we have mentioned, each case is unique and your plan for safety and success will be tailored specifically for you.


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Like I say to all my clients, “Life isn’t a battle. It’s a game! Learn how to play it, be fair, have fun, and don’t try to be a champion of the ring, but rather a champion of the heart!” – Spice Williams-Crosby.
As we’ve already discussed, the war between allopathic (conventional) medicine and alternative medicine continues to rage like a tempest in a teapot. If you don’t think so, ask your allopathic doctor what he or she would think of you treating your malady with aromatherapy and nutritional supplementation instead of prescription drugs. Chances are, he or she would look at you like you’re suffering from some form of mad cow disease, and ask you to leave. Or worse, just laugh at you. It’s this closed mindedness that aggravates me to no end.
Allopathic doctors are needed in this world, especially in the area of acute illness and emergency trauma. But I don’t believe, under any circumstances, that they are the cure-all, nor do they have all the answers. They are conditioned human beings, just like most of us are. And yes, one can only assume these well-intended individuals became doctors in the first place to help people. And yes, they studied their form of medicine long and hard. But remember, most conventional doctors only know the conventional approach they were taught at conventional medical schools. They’re unknowing victims of conditioned teachers, the AMA, pharmacology propaganda, powerful lobbies, media hype, and greedy politicians. And because of this, conventional doctors tend to treat illnesses with whatever drugs or therapies are currently in vogue among M.D.s at any given time, including the use of antibiotics, anti-depressants (SSRIs), proton pump inhibitors (PPI’s), and statins, aka cholesterol lowering drugs.
On the other hand, alternative medicine might not have all the answers either. It depends on what your problem is. Let’s face it, an acupuncturist or herbalist isn’t going to be able to do much for you if you’ve been run over by a car on the freeway, and you’re bleeding to death. There’s a place for both alternative and conventional medicine. C. Norman Shealy MD, PhD, put it so nicely in his book “Miracles Do Happen” when he said, “Physicians are not God or even near perfect. They are usually good in diagnosing acute physical and chemical disorders… In serious, life-threatening injuries and diseases, they are often excellent. In such situations, there may be no time for introspection or exploration of alternative approaches. When the situation becomes chronic, however, you have adequate time to explore all conceivable alternative approaches, from acupuncture to Zen.” So, in other words, if my leg gets severed in a car accident, don’t rush me to the local health food store for vitamin E!
I think the modern war between alternative and conventional medicine lies not so much in the fact that both approaches come from different sides of the medical fence, but in the fact that the word “alternative” has a tendency to turn conventional doctors off. Mainstream physicians hear that term, and right away, they begin to shut down, feel threatened, and get defensive. The irony is that much of what society calls alternative or “new age” medicine today is really old age medicine. It’s just that mankind is beginning to rediscover what it was already, in reality, practicing thousands of years ago. Think about it. Throughout history, illnesses have been treated with little more than “folk medicine” that prescribed natural and herbal remedies according to local custom or lore. It really wasn’t until the early 20th century that conventional medicine began introducing a plethora of drugs and hi-tech diagnostic and therapeutic hardware. In times prior, the use of rituals were the major method of healing, creating little more than a strong dose of faith, hope, and belief — a sort of placebo effect. Healers successfully used everything from herbs, laying on of hands, affirmations, to the screaming of powerful commands. And don’t forget acupuncture was developed more than 4,000 years ago, and that at least 2,000 years ago, music, relaxation, massage, aromatherapy, color therapy, and cognitive psychotherapy were available. Indeed Aesculapius, the father of all medicine, used dream therapy to diagnose and treat patients in ancient Greece.
Unquestionably, modern technology has given us the most successful medical system in history, at least for acute illness. Unfortunately, the glamour of these innovations has somehow turned our attention away from the painful, chronic illnesses that plague millions of people each and every day. I say there’s room for two forms of medical practice today, and if society could learn to refer to alternative medicine as perhaps “complimentary” medicine, both sides of schooling would probably have a better chance of getting along with each other and living in harmony. Like so many other things in life, medicine is a collaborative effort — a work in progress between patient and health practitioner that thrives best in an environment free from arrogance and ego. And I’ve got news for you, it’s been proven that a positive mental attitude free from anger, anxiety, fear, and worry goes a long way in healing oneself, and that the most effective treatment of any illness has and always will be prevention. In fact, experts (there’s that word again) estimate that 85% of all maladies are the direct result of an unhealthy lifestyle. There’s a big “Duh!” Maybe what we should be doing is building up our immune systems — doing the work, the research, changing our unhealthy behavior patterns, doing whatever we can to fight off the smart bacteria and viruses that are slowly taking over us and our ailing planet.
If you have an acute medical situation on your hands and you decide to use conventional medicine to fight it, that’s fine. Use it. But at least find out everything you can about taking that course of action. If there’s known side effects to that approach, find out what they are. Talk to an alternative doctor and see what you can do to “compliment” the conventional procedure. You, we, all of us need to take responsibility for our own lives. Don’t think because somebody looks successful and has an MD after their name that they are infallible. If a conventional doctor tells you something or pooh-poohs an alternative support system to what he or she is proposing, it doesn’t mean their words are etched in stone next to the Ten Commandments. Call upon your higher self, your intuition, to give you the answers you need. If taking supplements such as vitamins, minerals, amino acids, glycoproteins, nutraceuticals, omega 3s, probiotics, and phytochemicals do not inhibit the process of conventional medicine, and further may improve the quality of your life by reducing treatment toxicity and side effects from such things as radiation and chemotherapy, I say do it! My God, what do you have to lose? Money? If you’re doing the right thing for yourself or someone else, the money will come to you, believe me. I bet if you took the time to let go of some the unnecessary things you spend money on each month, you would have more than enough money in your checking account to buy the supplements you need.
Have you ever considered about adding a little bit more than just your articles? I mean, what you say is valuable and everything. However think about if you added some great graphics or videos to give your posts more, “pop”! Your content is excellent but with pics and video clips, this website could certainly be one of the most beneficial in its niche. Excellent blog!

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like i say to all my clients, “life isn’t a battle. it’s a game! learn how to play it, be fair, have fun, and don’t try to be a champion of the ring, but rather a champion of the heart!” – spice williams-crosby.
as we’ve already discussed, the war between allopathic (conventional) medicine and alternative medicine continues to rage like a tempest in a teapot. if you don’t think so, ask your allopathic doctor what he or she would think of you treating your malady with aromatherapy and nutritional supplementation instead of prescription drugs. chances are, he or she would look at you like you’re suffering from some form of mad cow disease, and ask you to leave. or worse, just laugh at you. it’s this closed mindedness that aggravates me to no end.
allopathic doctors are needed in this world, especially in the area of acute illness and emergency trauma. but i don’t believe, under any circumstances, that they are the cure-all, nor do they have all the answers. they are conditioned human beings, just like most of us are. and yes, one can only assume these well-intended individuals became doctors in the first place to help people. and yes, they studied their form of medicine long and hard. but remember, most conventional doctors only know the conventional approach they were taught at conventional medical schools. they’re unknowing victims of conditioned teachers, the ama, pharmacology propaganda, powerful lobbies, media hype, and greedy politicians. and because of this, conventional doctors tend to treat illnesses with whatever drugs or therapies are currently in vogue among m.d.s at any given time, including the use of antibiotics, anti-depressants (ssris), proton pump inhibitors (ppi’s), and statins, aka cholesterol lowering drugs.
on the other hand, alternative medicine might not have all the answers either. it depends on what your problem is. let’s face it, an acupuncturist or herbalist isn’t going to be able to do much for you if you’ve been run over by a car on the freeway, and you’re bleeding to death. there’s a place for both alternative and conventional medicine. c. norman shealy md, phd, put it so nicely in his book “miracles do happen” when he said, “physicians are not god or even near perfect. they are usually good in diagnosing acute physical and chemical disorders… in serious, life-threatening injuries and diseases, they are often excellent. in such situations, there may be no time for introspection or exploration of alternative approaches. when the situation becomes chronic, however, you have adequate time to explore all conceivable alternative approaches, from acupuncture to zen.” so, in other words, if my leg gets severed in a car accident, don’t rush me to the local health food store for vitamin e!
i think the modern war between alternative and conventional medicine lies not so much in the fact that both approaches come from different sides of the medical fence, but in the fact that the word “alternative” has a tendency to turn conventional doctors off. mainstream physicians hear that term, and right away, they begin to shut down, feel threatened, and get defensive. the irony is that much of what society calls alternative or “new age” medicine today is really old age medicine. it’s just that mankind is beginning to rediscover what it was already, in reality, practicing thousands of years ago. think about it. throughout history, illnesses have been treated with little more than “folk medicine” that prescribed natural and herbal remedies according to local custom or lore. it really wasn’t until the early 20th century that conventional medicine began introducing a plethora of drugs and hi-tech diagnostic and therapeutic hardware. in times prior, the use of rituals were the major method of healing, creating little more than a strong dose of faith, hope, and belief — a sort of placebo effect. healers successfully used everything from herbs, laying on of hands, affirmations, to the screaming of powerful commands. and don’t forget acupuncture was developed more than 4,000 years ago, and that at least 2,000 years ago, music, relaxation, massage, aromatherapy, color therapy, and cognitive psychotherapy were available. indeed aesculapius, the father of all medicine, used dream therapy to diagnose and treat patients in ancient greece.
unquestionably, modern technology has given us the most successful medical system in history, at least for acute illness. unfortunately, the glamour of these innovations has somehow turned our attention away from the painful, chronic illnesses that plague millions of people each and every day. i say there’s room for two forms of medical practice today, and if society could learn to refer to alternative medicine as perhaps “complimentary” medicine, both sides of schooling would probably have a better chance of getting along with each other and living in harmony. like so many other things in life, medicine is a collaborative effort — a work in progress between patient and health practitioner that thrives best in an environment free from arrogance and ego. and i’ve got news for you, it’s been proven that a positive mental attitude free from anger, anxiety, fear, and worry goes a long way in healing oneself, and that the most effective treatment of any illness has and always will be prevention. in fact, experts (there’s that word again) estimate that 85% of all maladies are the direct result of an unhealthy lifestyle. there’s a big “duh!” maybe what we should be doing is building up our immune systems — doing the work, the research, changing our unhealthy behavior patterns, doing whatever we can to fight off the smart bacteria and viruses that are slowly taking over us and our ailing planet.
if you have an acute medical situation on your hands and you decide to use conventional medicine to fight it, that’s fine. use it. but at least find out everything you can about taking that course of action. if there’s known side effects to that approach, find out what they are. talk to an alternative doctor and see what you can do to “compliment” the conventional procedure. you, we, all of us need to take responsibility for our own lives. don’t think because somebody looks successful and has an md after their name that they are infallible. if a conventional doctor tells you something or pooh-poohs an alternative support system to what he or she is proposing, it doesn’t mean their words are etched in stone next to the ten commandments. call upon your higher self, your intuition, to give you the answers you need. if taking supplements such as vitamins, minerals, amino acids, glycoproteins, nutraceuticals, omega 3s, probiotics, and phytochemicals do not inhibit the process of conventional medicine, and further may improve the quality of your life by reducing treatment toxicity and side effects from such things as radiation and chemotherapy, i say do it! my god, what do you have to lose? money? if you’re doing the right thing for yourself or someone else, the money will come to you, believe me. i bet if you took the time to let go of some the unnecessary things you spend money on each month, you would have more than enough money in your checking account to buy the supplements you need.
have you ever considered about adding a little bit more than just your articles? i mean, what you say is valuable and everything. however think about if you added some great graphics or videos to give your posts more, “pop”! your content is excellent but with pics and video clips, this website could certainly be one of the most beneficial in its niche. excellent blog!


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The Journeyer's Journal - Welcome!
Welcome to my site. I created this mainly to share my travel experience. but I may add more post about all my favorite things.
It's Day-10, i got a heavy feeling as the journey coming to and end. The drake passage didn't help either. I experienced the nausea unlike anything i had experienced before. If the wave's height was 8 m during the journey to Antarctica, it was 10 meters on the way back.
Day-8 was a momentous day of all day spent in Antarctica since that was the day when i stepped my feet on the main land/ main continent (The 7th Continent) after unsuccessful several attempts due to bad weather. Check out the complete and absolutely crazy experience in link below!
Today’s cruising was so much fun. Our group was the first to get out and enjoy the nice weather outside. The boat took us to the old shipwreck, that used to be a whaling ship. And then we made some turns and did an iceberg watching. It’s never tiring to watch icebergs. Check out the rest of the story in the link below!
After three days at sea, it feels good to finally step my feet on the land, and not just land, but a land in Antarctica Peninsula!!
Read about my first landing in Antarctic Peninsula, there are more and more photos as the activities more varies. You will also read about the landing procedure, how to land from the Big ship, and what activities are there during the landing.
On this 5th day (out of 11 days expedition in Antarctica), the landing will be quite far from the ship, since there were so many iceberg (another hurray) on the way. Soon as i hopped on the rubber boat, i was so excited. As we got closer to the Cuverville island, thousands of Gentoo Penguins colonies came into view. I didn’t think i’d seen so many penguins in my life before. I was extremely excited.
Read more about the perfect landing in Cuverville island, and you'll know why i think it's perfect!
What supposed to be a landing in Neko Harbour turned out to be a landing in Paradise Bay, on a floating Ice! Read day-6 experience in link below!
After thoroughly planning for three years, i finally made it to Antarctica. The journey begun from the southern most city in the world, Ushuaia, onboard Hurtigruten MS Midnatsol. The journey took eleven days passing the infamous drake passage. Check out more stories starting Day-1 onboard the expedition ship as well as the "short tour" inside the expedition ship.
Day three means the end of the drake passage, the nauseating drake passage. And more promising adventure awaits (or not) :) Check out what happened on Day-3, where the first ever landing in Antarctica Peninsula was scheduled. Also, some nice sighting and pictures of the icebergs.
Taroko is one of nine national parks in Taiwan. It spans between Taichung municipality, Nantou county, and Hualien county. The tour included visit to Eternal Spring Shrine, Shakadang Trail, and many more! Click link below for more of my adventure on that day!
Check out my adventure travelling along the northeast coast of Taiwan Starting from Yilan, Lanyang Museum, Sandiaojiao Lighthouse, Bitoujiao Cape Trail, Longdong Bay Promontory, Golden Waterfall, and Jiufen Old Street.
On the sixth day, I explore the beauty of Taiwan’s Northeast Coast. On the last day in Taiwan, I explored Shifen Waterfall, Yehliu Geopark and a bit of Taipei. Read more of about those places by clicking button below.
Check out my second post on my second day in Taiwan. This is hopefully second out of seven (7) that each tells the seven days of my little exploration of Taiwan. This post is focused on my exploration of Tainan city and all attractions that are still within Kaohsiung Area.
Here's my post on my third day in Taiwan that i spent on exploring Paper Dome in Puli and in Sun Moon Lake. Read more to learn how to get to the Sun Moon Lake, Tips and trick to make the best of your time exploring the beauty of Sun Moon Lake and many more!
Can't believe i'm already done with my fourth post on Taiwan. This time it's about my exploration on Taichung City. So many to offer and explore, and i felt like this was my favourite city in Taiwan so far! Check out to read more about those places.
Who wouldn't know that Kaohsiung in Taiwan has so many hidden gems! Check out my blog post on exploring Kaohsiung that includes Pier-2 Art district, Liuhe Night Market, and many more !!!
It's been a productive weekend ! I just posted another blog post about my (not so) recent trip to Bagan, Myanmar back in November-December 2017.
Samosir Island is in the middle of Toba Lake. It is located in North Sumatera Province in the Island of Sumatera, Indonesia on 1000m above sea level. The island was formed around 75,000 years ago during volcanic eruption with the area of 630 square kilometers. The island is inhabited by Batak ethnic group. It’s one of the most favourite destination in North Sumatera for tourism, and close to Capital City Medan.
Check out my two-days trip to Samosir Island and its surrounding. Also check out some amazing places with amazing scenery . Hopefully it can give you a glance on the routes, places to visit, and what to expect.
I have been wanting to write about Singapore for sometime now since i have visited the country several time, yet i just managed written of what i thought a summary of my visits to Singapore in the span of 2009 - 2017 !! From themed park, museums, neighbourhood, landscapes, malls, historical building and interesting corners of the city, the city has lots to offer.
It was only a two days sightseeing in Rio de Janeiro, brazil. But boy was it awesome: The breezy wind on the Ipanema beach, view from Christ the Redeemer, and colorful step in Selaron.
Since tulips in Keukenhof is my main drive to Netherland (Windmills come second, of course), I opted to go to the Keukenhof Garden on the first day and explore Keukenhof and it’s nearby cities, include Haarlem and Leiden.
I had my architecture awe in London, and nature craved in Scotland. Great Britain was awesome!

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the journeyer's journal - welcome!
welcome to my site. i created this mainly to share my travel experience. but i may add more post about all my favorite things.
it's day-10, i got a heavy feeling as the journey coming to and end. the drake passage didn't help either. i experienced the nausea unlike anything i had experienced before. if the wave's height was 8 m during the journey to antarctica, it was 10 meters on the way back.
day-8 was a momentous day of all day spent in antarctica since that was the day when i stepped my feet on the main land/ main continent (the 7th continent) after unsuccessful several attempts due to bad weather. check out the complete and absolutely crazy experience in link below!
today’s cruising was so much fun. our group was the first to get out and enjoy the nice weather outside. the boat took us to the old shipwreck, that used to be a whaling ship. and then we made some turns and did an iceberg watching. it’s never tiring to watch icebergs. check out the rest of the story in the link below!
after three days at sea, it feels good to finally step my feet on the land, and not just land, but a land in antarctica peninsula!!
read about my first landing in antarctic peninsula, there are more and more photos as the activities more varies. you will also read about the landing procedure, how to land from the big ship, and what activities are there during the landing.
on this 5th day (out of 11 days expedition in antarctica), the landing will be quite far from the ship, since there were so many iceberg (another hurray) on the way. soon as i hopped on the rubber boat, i was so excited. as we got closer to the cuverville island, thousands of gentoo penguins colonies came into view. i didn’t think i’d seen so many penguins in my life before. i was extremely excited.
read more about the perfect landing in cuverville island, and you'll know why i think it's perfect!
what supposed to be a landing in neko harbour turned out to be a landing in paradise bay, on a floating ice! read day-6 experience in link below!
after thoroughly planning for three years, i finally made it to antarctica. the journey begun from the southern most city in the world, ushuaia, onboard hurtigruten ms midnatsol. the journey took eleven days passing the infamous drake passage. check out more stories starting day-1 onboard the expedition ship as well as the "short tour" inside the expedition ship.
day three means the end of the drake passage, the nauseating drake passage. and more promising adventure awaits (or not) :) check out what happened on day-3, where the first ever landing in antarctica peninsula was scheduled. also, some nice sighting and pictures of the icebergs.
taroko is one of nine national parks in taiwan. it spans between taichung municipality, nantou county, and hualien county. the tour included visit to eternal spring shrine, shakadang trail, and many more! click link below for more of my adventure on that day!
check out my adventure travelling along the northeast coast of taiwan starting from yilan, lanyang museum, sandiaojiao lighthouse, bitoujiao cape trail, longdong bay promontory, golden waterfall, and jiufen old street.
on the sixth day, i explore the beauty of taiwan’s northeast coast. on the last day in taiwan, i explored shifen waterfall, yehliu geopark and a bit of taipei. read more of about those places by clicking button below.
check out my second post on my second day in taiwan. this is hopefully second out of seven (7) that each tells the seven days of my little exploration of taiwan. this post is focused on my exploration of tainan city and all attractions that are still within kaohsiung area.
here's my post on my third day in taiwan that i spent on exploring paper dome in puli and in sun moon lake. read more to learn how to get to the sun moon lake, tips and trick to make the best of your time exploring the beauty of sun moon lake and many more!
can't believe i'm already done with my fourth post on taiwan. this time it's about my exploration on taichung city. so many to offer and explore, and i felt like this was my favourite city in taiwan so far! check out to read more about those places.
who wouldn't know that kaohsiung in taiwan has so many hidden gems! check out my blog post on exploring kaohsiung that includes pier-2 art district, liuhe night market, and many more !!!
it's been a productive weekend ! i just posted another blog post about my (not so) recent trip to bagan, myanmar back in november-december 2017.
samosir island is in the middle of toba lake. it is located in north sumatera province in the island of sumatera, indonesia on 1000m above sea level. the island was formed around 75,000 years ago during volcanic eruption with the area of 630 square kilometers. the island is inhabited by batak ethnic group. it’s one of the most favourite destination in north sumatera for tourism, and close to capital city medan.
check out my two-days trip to samosir island and its surrounding. also check out some amazing places with amazing scenery . hopefully it can give you a glance on the routes, places to visit, and what to expect.
i have been wanting to write about singapore for sometime now since i have visited the country several time, yet i just managed written of what i thought a summary of my visits to singapore in the span of 2009 - 2017 !! from themed park, museums, neighbourhood, landscapes, malls, historical building and interesting corners of the city, the city has lots to offer.
it was only a two days sightseeing in rio de janeiro, brazil. but boy was it awesome: the breezy wind on the ipanema beach, view from christ the redeemer, and colorful step in selaron.
since tulips in keukenhof is my main drive to netherland (windmills come second, of course), i opted to go to the keukenhof garden on the first day and explore keukenhof and it’s nearby cities, include haarlem and leiden.
i had my architecture awe in london, and nature craved in scotland. great britain was awesome!


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Serbia entered the Eurovision Song Contest in 2007. Previously Serbia had participated in the Eurovision Song Contest as part of Yugoslavia as well as Serbia and Montenegro. The country won with its debut entry in 2007 and hosted the competition in the capital Belgrade the following year.
Serbia previously participated in the Eurovision Song Contest as part of Yugoslavia from 1961-1992 and then entered the contest as Serbia and Montenegro between 2004 and 2006. When Serbia won the 2007 Eurovision Song Contest it became only the second country to win the competition with a debut entry since Switzerland's victory at the very first Eurovision Song Contest in 1956.
Serbia has enjoyed success in the contest over the past ten years although it has only failed to qualify three times, missing out on a spot in the Grand Final by a small margin on each occasion. With Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia, FYR Macedonia and Montenegro yet to score a Eurovision victory, Serbia remains the most successful country from the former Yugoslavia in the Eurovision Song Contest.

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serbia entered the eurovision song contest in 2007. previously serbia had participated in the eurovision song contest as part of yugoslavia as well as serbia and montenegro. the country won with its debut entry in 2007 and hosted the competition in the capital belgrade the following year.
serbia previously participated in the eurovision song contest as part of yugoslavia from 1961-1992 and then entered the contest as serbia and montenegro between 2004 and 2006. when serbia won the 2007 eurovision song contest it became only the second country to win the competition with a debut entry since switzerland's victory at the very first eurovision song contest in 1956.
serbia has enjoyed success in the contest over the past ten years although it has only failed to qualify three times, missing out on a spot in the grand final by a small margin on each occasion. with bosnia & herzegovina, croatia, slovenia, fyr macedonia and montenegro yet to score a eurovision victory, serbia remains the most successful country from the former yugoslavia in the eurovision song contest.


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Four graduating seniors and Crosswalk Anarchy!
Crosswalk Anarchy: Evan Waaramaa, Songyi Jeon, Jamie Howell, Andre Vasconcelos and Scott Kapelman.
For almost 3 entire years now I have been the writer for the incredible Berklee Blogs website, the online international diary that the school created so that people from all over the world could read about the day to day activities and experiences of students from many different countries. As of this very moment, I am pleased to announce that I am graduated from Berklee College of Music. It has been an incredible 4 years filled with the most memorable memories and experiences I’ve ever had so far.
Crosswalk Anarchy performing Pep Talk (by Waaramaa) live at the Record Company.
At this time I would like to share with our readers the project that I am part of that has me most excited and hopeful ever since I came to Boston, the group Crosswalk Anarchy. Being formed in early 2013, the group has been gaining notoriety in the Boston and New York musical scene. The music presents a unique and fresh mix between Jazz, Hip Hop and Fusion. Featuring a vocal instrument named Songyi Jeon, guitarist Andre Vasconcelos, drummer Jamie Howell, and bassist Scott Kapelman, the quintet powers through a repertoire consisting primarily of keyboardist Evan Waaramaa’s compositions. Four of the members of this quintet have graduated with the class of 2013, with Songyi Jeon being the only one still a student at Berklee.
Influenced by artists such as Snarky Puppy, Robert Glasper, and Chick Corea, they embody a fresh musical spirit that can be seen at their residency, every other Monday from 7-9 at Wally’s Jazz Cafe in Boston, MA. Crosswalk Anarchy has also been developing a very promising relationship with the renowned venue The Bitter End in New York City, opening for the worldly-famous guitarist Oz Noy on June 17th on a special night, when two of the greatest drummers alive will be joining the stage with Oz, Keith Carlock (John Mayer, Wayne Krantz,etc) and Anton Fig (Bob Dylan, B.B. King, Joe Bonamassa,etc).
Outside of the Box Festival will have its debut this summer in Boston.
Crosswalk Anarchy will also be performing at the recently put together, brand new festival in Boston, The Outside of the Boston Festival that will happen in July at the Boston Commons.The group plans to perform more regularly and to bigger audiences with the hopes of releasing a full length album by the Fall and eventually move to New York and engage in touring activities.
Caros leitores, hoje terei o prazer de apresentá-los meu mais novo projeto de Jazz Fusion, o Crosswalk Anarchy. Este é o grupo mais excitante, original e desafiador entre todos os projetos de que fui parte. A banda é relativamente nova tendo iniciado em Dezembro do ano passado. Logo no início do ano fomos direto ao estúdio subsidiado por professores da Berklee, o Record Company, e gravamos 3 faixas para usarmos como o cartão de negócios do grupo. Abaixo se encontra o vídeo de uma das músicas gravadas nesta sessão.

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four graduating seniors and crosswalk anarchy!
crosswalk anarchy: evan waaramaa, songyi jeon, jamie howell, andre vasconcelos and scott kapelman.
for almost 3 entire years now i have been the writer for the incredible berklee blogs website, the online international diary that the school created so that people from all over the world could read about the day to day activities and experiences of students from many different countries. as of this very moment, i am pleased to announce that i am graduated from berklee college of music. it has been an incredible 4 years filled with the most memorable memories and experiences i’ve ever had so far.
crosswalk anarchy performing pep talk (by waaramaa) live at the record company.
at this time i would like to share with our readers the project that i am part of that has me most excited and hopeful ever since i came to boston, the group crosswalk anarchy. being formed in early 2013, the group has been gaining notoriety in the boston and new york musical scene. the music presents a unique and fresh mix between jazz, hip hop and fusion. featuring a vocal instrument named songyi jeon, guitarist andre vasconcelos, drummer jamie howell, and bassist scott kapelman, the quintet powers through a repertoire consisting primarily of keyboardist evan waaramaa’s compositions. four of the members of this quintet have graduated with the class of 2013, with songyi jeon being the only one still a student at berklee.
influenced by artists such as snarky puppy, robert glasper, and chick corea, they embody a fresh musical spirit that can be seen at their residency, every other monday from 7-9 at wally’s jazz cafe in boston, ma. crosswalk anarchy has also been developing a very promising relationship with the renowned venue the bitter end in new york city, opening for the worldly-famous guitarist oz noy on june 17th on a special night, when two of the greatest drummers alive will be joining the stage with oz, keith carlock (john mayer, wayne krantz,etc) and anton fig (bob dylan, b.b. king, joe bonamassa,etc).
outside of the box festival will have its debut this summer in boston.
crosswalk anarchy will also be performing at the recently put together, brand new festival in boston, the outside of the boston festival that will happen in july at the boston commons.the group plans to perform more regularly and to bigger audiences with the hopes of releasing a full length album by the fall and eventually move to new york and engage in touring activities.
caros leitores, hoje terei o prazer de apresentá-los meu mais novo projeto de jazz fusion, o crosswalk anarchy. este é o grupo mais excitante, original e desafiador entre todos os projetos de que fui parte. a banda é relativamente nova tendo iniciado em dezembro do ano passado. logo no início do ano fomos direto ao estúdio subsidiado por professores da berklee, o record company, e gravamos 3 faixas para usarmos como o cartão de negócios do grupo. abaixo se encontra o vídeo de uma das músicas gravadas nesta sessão.


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Body language expert analyses Married At First Sight couples - and what she says explains a lot!
The shocking outcomes were brewing right before our very eyes! Here, Suzanne Masefield breaks down and analyses what the couples' body language was telling us.
It's been shock after shock in this season of Married At First Sight Australia, and we've been glued to our screens as instances of infidelity, deceit, break-ups and make-ups and even wife swapping have unfolded before our very eyes.
But if you look back and unpack the body language of some of the couples as they've opened up to the show's experts on the couch each week, you can see that some of the shocking outcomes were brewing well before they happened.
We just didn't know what we were looking at.
Body language specialist Suzanne Masefield has worked with corporations and individuals in the areas of body mind analysis, body language and understanding [facial] micro-expressions for more than 20 years, and says she's been fascinated by the interactions between the couples on MAFS.
She's seen fear of intimacy, frustration, animal attraction and confused withdrawal as individuals have struggled to understand their partner's behaviour.
"Body language is a reflection of everything we are thinking and feeling. Every time we have a thought, it creates an emotion in us and then that's transferred into the body, consciously or unconsciously. Knowing how to read it correctly is one of the most important things that we can all learn about ourselves and how we connect with other people."
When the couples were on the couch together that's when they gave away the most, she says.
In this video Suzanne Masefield analyses the body language of Justin and Carly, Tracey and Dean and Sarah and Telv.
She reveals that while Justin seemed disinterested, his aloofness had more to do with his inability to connect - and how sad that made him feel.
Tracey may have seemed long-suffering, but she was turning over everything in her mind and in the end came to the conclusion that viewers had hoped she would come to.
Meanwhile, Sarah and Telv's body language shows they were streaks ahead of the other couples in terms of trust. It's a huge shame they have not worked out.

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body language expert analyses married at first sight couples - and what she says explains a lot!
the shocking outcomes were brewing right before our very eyes! here, suzanne masefield breaks down and analyses what the couples' body language was telling us.
it's been shock after shock in this season of married at first sight australia, and we've been glued to our screens as instances of infidelity, deceit, break-ups and make-ups and even wife swapping have unfolded before our very eyes.
but if you look back and unpack the body language of some of the couples as they've opened up to the show's experts on the couch each week, you can see that some of the shocking outcomes were brewing well before they happened.
we just didn't know what we were looking at.
body language specialist suzanne masefield has worked with corporations and individuals in the areas of body mind analysis, body language and understanding [facial] micro-expressions for more than 20 years, and says she's been fascinated by the interactions between the couples on mafs.
she's seen fear of intimacy, frustration, animal attraction and confused withdrawal as individuals have struggled to understand their partner's behaviour.
"body language is a reflection of everything we are thinking and feeling. every time we have a thought, it creates an emotion in us and then that's transferred into the body, consciously or unconsciously. knowing how to read it correctly is one of the most important things that we can all learn about ourselves and how we connect with other people."
when the couples were on the couch together that's when they gave away the most, she says.
in this video suzanne masefield analyses the body language of justin and carly, tracey and dean and sarah and telv.
she reveals that while justin seemed disinterested, his aloofness had more to do with his inability to connect - and how sad that made him feel.
tracey may have seemed long-suffering, but she was turning over everything in her mind and in the end came to the conclusion that viewers had hoped she would come to.
meanwhile, sarah and telv's body language shows they were streaks ahead of the other couples in terms of trust. it's a huge shame they have not worked out.


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The new night out essential and a must have in your wardrobe is “The Mesh Top”. From celebrities like Kendall Jenner to Bella Hadid, many were spotted sporting this trend. You will be surprised to know that see-through/sheer/mesh fabrics were fashionable in Europe in the eighteenth century. This trend has been in and out of vogue for last 200 years. See-through, sheer and mesh fabrics have been featured heavily on high fashion runways since 2006. Mesh especially had its origins in sportswear and performance wear but it now being used more and more in street fashion.
Mesh tops if not chosen carefully and carried well can turn out to be risqué. I was looking to buy an elegant mesh top for over a year now and finally found the perfect piece. Mesh has a very 90s vibe to it and can make you look very glam and feminine if paired in a right way.
I wore my favorite bralette underneath the mesh top. You can also pair it with a tube top, spaghetti top or a halterneck top. As winter is at its peak you can layer this outfit with a denim or biker jacket.
Style Tip – Wear a mesh top under a pair of short overalls for a serious ’90s vibe or dress it up with a colorful skirt.

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the new night out essential and a must have in your wardrobe is “the mesh top”. from celebrities like kendall jenner to bella hadid, many were spotted sporting this trend. you will be surprised to know that see-through/sheer/mesh fabrics were fashionable in europe in the eighteenth century. this trend has been in and out of vogue for last 200 years. see-through, sheer and mesh fabrics have been featured heavily on high fashion runways since 2006. mesh especially had its origins in sportswear and performance wear but it now being used more and more in street fashion.
mesh tops if not chosen carefully and carried well can turn out to be risqué. i was looking to buy an elegant mesh top for over a year now and finally found the perfect piece. mesh has a very 90s vibe to it and can make you look very glam and feminine if paired in a right way.
i wore my favorite bralette underneath the mesh top. you can also pair it with a tube top, spaghetti top or a halterneck top. as winter is at its peak you can layer this outfit with a denim or biker jacket.
style tip – wear a mesh top under a pair of short overalls for a serious ’90s vibe or dress it up with a colorful skirt.


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On Thursday, September 4th, the Department of Health and Human Services reported the discovery of malicious files on one of their test servers. Suspected hackers installed the files to launch a DoS or “denial of service” attack, which is designed to make a machine or network resource unavailable to its intended users. This was likely due to low security settings on the server that enabled intruders to make use of the default password to gain access to the machine.
The agency issued a statement stating that “the server did not contain consumer personal information” and that [they] “have taken measures to further strengthen security”.
The Wall Street Journal reports that this is the first such successful attack on the HealthCare.gov website, which prompted Republican leadership to raise concerns about security and auditing of the site. Even Democrats joined the dialogue, with Sen. Tom Carper (D., Del.) referring to the hack as “deeply troubling”.
Solve Healthcare routinely assists customers to evaluate their security configuration to determine if their systems comply with HIPAA and HITECH regulations. Penalties, fines and litigation that may arise from breaches are becoming more common, so schedule a time to speak with one our experts today. Visit solvehealthcare.com for more information.

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on thursday, september 4th, the department of health and human services reported the discovery of malicious files on one of their test servers. suspected hackers installed the files to launch a dos or “denial of service” attack, which is designed to make a machine or network resource unavailable to its intended users. this was likely due to low security settings on the server that enabled intruders to make use of the default password to gain access to the machine.
the agency issued a statement stating that “the server did not contain consumer personal information” and that [they] “have taken measures to further strengthen security”.
the wall street journal reports that this is the first such successful attack on the healthcare.gov website, which prompted republican leadership to raise concerns about security and auditing of the site. even democrats joined the dialogue, with sen. tom carper (d., del.) referring to the hack as “deeply troubling”.
solve healthcare routinely assists customers to evaluate their security configuration to determine if their systems comply with hipaa and hitech regulations. penalties, fines and litigation that may arise from breaches are becoming more common, so schedule a time to speak with one our experts today. visit solvehealthcare.com for more information.


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Popularity - 1,299 views, 2.3 views per day, 556 days on eBay. Super high amount of views. 1 sold, 11 available.
1,299 views, 2.3 views per day, 556 days on eBay. Super high amount of views. 1 sold, 11 available.
Seller - 48,946+ items sold. 1% negative feedback. Great seller with very good positive feedback and over 50 ratings.
48,946+ items sold. 1% negative feedback. Great seller with very good positive feedback and over 50 ratings.

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popularity - 1,299 views, 2.3 views per day, 556 days on ebay. super high amount of views. 1 sold, 11 available.
1,299 views, 2.3 views per day, 556 days on ebay. super high amount of views. 1 sold, 11 available.
seller - 48,946+ items sold. 1% negative feedback. great seller with very good positive feedback and over 50 ratings.
48,946+ items sold. 1% negative feedback. great seller with very good positive feedback and over 50 ratings.