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After reading these tips, you should have a better idea of the subtle nuances behind jewelry.
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After reading these tips , you should have a better idea of the subtle nuances behind jewelry .
 Statement earrings are all the rage right now and you can join in on this fad with our Hope an ..
 Show off how much you just love love with our fun and fabulous XO Earrings ! This pair of XOXO ..
 Main Stones : One to Three 4 mm x 4 mm Heart Cut Stones Max Ring Width : 11 mm Min Band Width : 1.3 mm Max ..
 You may select any charm that you wish from the list below : Add a little charm to your name necklace ..
 Width : 7mm . Those who are looking for a classic , yet contemporary , men 's ring will love this stylish ..
 Style is here to stay with the Engraved Cuff Bracelet in gold . This bracelet is the per ..


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This is the Sales and Listings Report updated to the end of July 2016. The Greater Vancouver real estate market slowed with home sales decreasing by 27 per cent in July compared to June. For some markets like North Vancouver, this is typical in summertime, but it was a trend shared throughout the detached market in Metro Vancouver with some areas seeing a more significant decline. West Vancouver Detached sales were down 41% compared to June 2016 and down 45 per cent to July 2015 and were in fact the lowest monthly sales amount since January 2014. Total Month’s Supply of Listings is up to 10 Months there, with sales down and inventories up. Richmond detached sales were down 29 per cent in July compared to June 2016, and down 46 per cent to July 2015. The Sales to Listings Ratio dropped to 38 per cent, the lowest level since January 2014 and the Month’s Supply of Listings is now at 6 Months. Vancouver West and East Side Detached sales were similarly down and showing 6 and 5 Month’s Supply of Listings respectively.
What does this all mean? The detached market was already showing signs of softening over the last three months! particularly in the highest prices areas. Sales of strata properties have continued apace though with this market still seeing Seller Market conditions with 2 Month’s Supply of Listings even with overall sales in those markets lower in July.
"After several months of record-breaking sales activity, home buyer demand returned to more historically normal levels in July,” Dan Morrison, Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver president said. "Last month’s sales were 6.5 per cent above the 10-year sales average for the month.” So while the numbers show a decline, they were coming off some significant highs.
Greater Vancouver: Total Units Sold in July 2016 was 3,301 – down from 4,502 (27%) in June 2016, down from 4,145 (18%) in July 2015, up from 3,111 (6%) in July 2014; Active Listings are at 9,038 compared to 12,559 at this time last year; New Listings in July 2016 were up 2% compared to July 2015, down 12% from June 2016; Month’s Supply of Total Residential Listings is up to 3 Months (Seller’s Market) and a Sales to Listings Ratio of 61% compared to 77% in July 2015 and 74% in June 2016.
Vancouver Westside Residential: Total Units Sold in July 2016 was 604 – down from 816 (26%) in June 2016, down from 806 (25%) in July 2015, up from 597 (1%) in July 2014; Active Listings are at 1,495 compared to 2,103 at this time last year; New Listings in July 2016 were down 4% compared to July 2015, down 10% from June 2016; Month’s Supply of Total Residential Listings remains at 2 Months (Seller’s Market) and a Sales to Listings Ratio of 59% compared to 76% in July 2015 and 72% in June 2016.
Vancouver Eastside Residential Total Units Sold in July 2016 was 290 – down from 407 (29%) in June 2016, down from 391 (25%) in July 2015, down from 360 (19%) in July 2014; Active Listings are at 800 compared to 838 at this time last year; New Listings in July 2016 were down 10% compared to July 2015, down 9% from June 2016; Month’s Supply of Total Residential Listings is up to 3 Months (Seller’s Market) and a Sales to Listings Ratio of 54% compared to 79% in July 2015 and 69% in June 2016.
North Vancouver Residential: Total Units Sold in July 2016 was 240 – down from 346 (30%) in June 2016, down from 285 (15%) in July 2015, up from 225 (7%) in July 2014; Active Listings are at 399 compared to 592 at this time last year; New Listings in July 2016 were up 20% compared to July 2015, down 17% from June 2016; Month’s Supply of Total Residential Listings is up to 2 Months (Seller’s Market) and a Sales to Listings Ratio of 66% compared to 93% in July 2015 and 79% in June 2016.
West Vancouver Houses: Total Units Sold in July 2016 was 67 – down from 109 (39%) in June 2016, down from 110 (61%) in July 2015, down from 94 (29%) in July 2014; Active Listings are at 514 compared to 620 at this time last year; New Listings in July 2016 were flat compared to July 2015, down 9% from June 2016; Month’s Supply of Total Residential Listings is up to 8 Months (Buyer’s Market) and a Sales to Listings Ratio of 33% compared to 54% in July 2015 and 50% in June 2016.
Richmond Residential: Total Units Sold in July 2016 was 433 – down from 637 (32%) in June 2016, down from 543 (20%) in July 2015, up from 409 (6%) in July 2014; Active Listings are at 1,398 compared to 1,836 at this time last year; New Listings in July 2016 were down 1% compared to July 2015, down 13% from June 2016; Month’s Supply of Total Residential Listings is up to 3 Months (Seller’s Market) and a Sales to Listings Ratio of 57% compared to 71% in July 2015 and 73% in June 2016.

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This is the Sales and Listings Report updated to the end of July 2016 . The Greater Vancouver real estate market slowed with home sales decreasing by 27 per cent in July compared to June . For some markets like North Vancouver , this is typical in summertime , but it was a trend shared throughout the detached market in Metro Vancouver with some areas seeing a more significant decline . West Vancouver Detached sales were down 41 % compared to June 2016 and down 45 per cent to July 2015 and were in fact the lowest monthly sales amount since January 2014 . Total Month ’s Supply of Listings is up to 10 Months there , with sales down and inventories up . Richmond detached sales were down 29 per cent in July compared to June 2016 , and down 46 per cent to July 2015 . The Sales to Listings Ratio dropped to 38 per cent , the lowest level since January 2014 and the Month ’s Supply of Listings is now at 6 Months . Vancouver West and East Side Detached sales were similarly down and showing 6 and 5 Month ’s Supply of Listings respectively .
 What does this all mean ? The detached market was already showing signs of softening over the last three months ! particularly in the highest prices areas . Sales of strata properties have continued apace though with this market still seeing Seller Market conditions with 2 Month ’s Supply of Listings even with overall sales in those markets lower in July .
 " After several months of record - breaking sales activity , home buyer demand returned to more historically normal levels in July , ” Dan Morrison , Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver president said . " Last month ’s sales were 6.5 per cent above the 10 - year sales average for the month . ” So while the numbers show a decline , they were coming off some significant highs .
 Greater Vancouver : Total Units Sold in July 2016 was 3,301 – down from 4,502 ( 27 % ) in June 2016 , down from 4,145 ( 18 % ) in July 2015 , up from 3,111 ( 6 % ) in July 2014 ; Active Listings are at 9,038 compared to 12,559 at this time last year ; New Listings in July 2016 were up 2 % compared to July 2015 , down 12 % from June 2016 ; Month ’s Supply of Total Residential Listings is up to 3 Months ( Seller ’s Market ) and a Sales to Listings Ratio of 61 % compared to 77 % in July 2015 and 74 % in June 2016 .
 Vancouver Westside Residential : Total Units Sold in July 2016 was 604 – down from 816 ( 26 % ) in June 2016 , down from 806 ( 25 % ) in July 2015 , up from 597 ( 1 % ) in July 2014 ; Active Listings are at 1,495 compared to 2,103 at this time last year ; New Listings in July 2016 were down 4 % compared to July 2015 , down 10 % from June 2016 ; Month ’s Supply of Total Residential Listings remains at 2 Months ( Seller ’s Market ) and a Sales to Listings Ratio of 59 % compared to 76 % in July 2015 and 72 % in June 2016 .
 Vancouver Eastside Residential Total Units Sold in July 2016 was 290 – down from 407 ( 29 % ) in June 2016 , down from 391 ( 25 % ) in July 2015 , down from 360 ( 19 % ) in July 2014 ; Active Listings are at 800 compared to 838 at this time last year ; New Listings in July 2016 were down 10 % compared to July 2015 , down 9 % from June 2016 ; Month ’s Supply of Total Residential Listings is up to 3 Months ( Seller ’s Market ) and a Sales to Listings Ratio of 54 % compared to 79 % in July 2015 and 69 % in June 2016 .
 North Vancouver Residential : Total Units Sold in July 2016 was 240 – down from 346 ( 30 % ) in June 2016 , down from 285 ( 15 % ) in July 2015 , up from 225 ( 7 % ) in July 2014 ; Active Listings are at 399 compared to 592 at this time last year ; New Listings in July 2016 were up 20 % compared to July 2015 , down 17 % from June 2016 ; Month ’s Supply of Total Residential Listings is up to 2 Months ( Seller ’s Market ) and a Sales to Listings Ratio of 66 % compared to 93 % in July 2015 and 79 % in June 2016 .
 West Vancouver Houses : Total Units Sold in July 2016 was 67 – down from 109 ( 39 % ) in June 2016 , down from 110 ( 61 % ) in July 2015 , down from 94 ( 29 % ) in July 2014 ; Active Listings are at 514 compared to 620 at this time last year ; New Listings in July 2016 were flat compared to July 2015 , down 9 % from June 2016 ; Month ’s Supply of Total Residential Listings is up to 8 Months ( Buyer ’s Market ) and a Sales to Listings Ratio of 33 % compared to 54 % in July 2015 and 50 % in June 2016 .
 Richmond Residential : Total Units Sold in July 2016 was 433 – down from 637 ( 32 % ) in June 2016 , down from 543 ( 20 % ) in July 2015 , up from 409 ( 6 % ) in July 2014 ; Active Listings are at 1,398 compared to 1,836 at this time last year ; New Listings in July 2016 were down 1 % compared to July 2015 , down 13 % from June 2016 ; Month ’s Supply of Total Residential Listings is up to 3 Months ( Seller ’s Market ) and a Sales to Listings Ratio of 57 % compared to 71 % in July 2015 and 73 % in June 2016 .


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Senior High students are invited to both Senior High Bible Study (Sunday mornings @ 9:00) and Youth Group (Sunday evening's @ 6:00). Other Senior High only EVENTS include “Pier” (biweekly student midweek group during the school year), Wilderness Discipleship Retreat, and more.
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Senior High students are invited to both Senior High Bible Study ( Sunday mornings @ 9:00 ) and Youth Group ( Sunday evening 's @ 6:00 ) . Other Senior High only EVENTS include “ Pier ” ( biweekly student midweek group during the school year ) , Wilderness Discipleship Retreat , and more .
 Check out The Shore Student Ministry page on Facebook for all the latest announcements !
 Please check out the " Calendar of Events " for more information on upcoming events .


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This KB article provides a better understanding of how other forms of source control integration work. Whether you’re using SVN, Mercurial, Perforce, or most anything else, Source Control Integration in FogBugz is straightforward. Using hook scripts downloaded via the UI, your source control system will pick up any “BugzID: 123” comment when you commit a change. The script places an entry in the FogBugz CVS table, which is used to display the check-in information when you view the case in the UI.
Using the templates in Admin -> Source Control, the case provides links to logs and diffs.
2. From the source control system to the FogBugz case.
You can implement a code-review process. Simply assign a case to the code reviewer. They click on the links to see the diffs in the source control system and review them.
It’s easy to find out how a bug was fixed by jumping straight to the source code change.
When you’re looking at the changes made in the source code and wondering why they were made, you can quickly jump to the bug they were intended to fix.
Note: If you don’t already have source control, we recommend checking out Kiln which integrates with FogBugz right out of the box.

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This KB article provides a better understanding of how other forms of source control integration work . Whether you ’re using SVN , Mercurial , Perforce , or most anything else , Source Control Integration in FogBugz is straightforward . Using hook scripts downloaded via the UI , your source control system will pick up any “ BugzID : 123 ” comment when you commit a change . The script places an entry in the FogBugz CVS table , which is used to display the check - in information when you view the case in the UI .
 Using the templates in Admin - > Source Control , the case provides links to logs and diffs .
 2 . From the source control system to the FogBugz case .
 You can implement a code - review process . Simply assign a case to the code reviewer . They click on the links to see the diffs in the source control system and review them .
 It ’s easy to find out how a bug was fixed by jumping straight to the source code change .
 When you ’re looking at the changes made in the source code and wondering why they were made , you can quickly jump to the bug they were intended to fix .
 Note : If you do n’t already have source control , we recommend checking out Kiln which integrates with FogBugz right out of the box .


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The fifth anniversary of South Sudan’s independence from Sudan on Saturday coincided with renewed fighting in Juba between forces loyal to the president and vice-president.
Kiir questioned the logic of this. "When you deal with a hungry person, don't expect that hungry person to be listening to whatever you are saying. No matter the nice words that you will tell him or tell her, they will be thinking of their stomachs."

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The fifth anniversary of South Sudan ’s independence from Sudan on Saturday coincided with renewed fighting in Juba between forces loyal to the president and vice - president .
 Kiir questioned the logic of this . " When you deal with a hungry person , do n't expect that hungry person to be listening to whatever you are saying . No matter the nice words that you will tell him or tell her , they will be thinking of their stomachs . "


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Today PN Studios brings you Nerf War: The Valley in First Person Shooter 6. In this Nerf war, PN must travel through a deadly valley and eliminate all hostiles.
НАДОЕЛДИВЫЙ ПАПА. НЕРФ ВОЙНА за КЛЕШЬ РОЯЛЬ. БРОС ШОУ ГЕЙМС.

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Today PN Studios brings you Nerf War : The Valley in First Person Shooter 6 . In this Nerf war , PN must travel through a deadly valley and eliminate all hostiles .
 НАДОЕЛДИВЫЙ ПАПА . НЕРФ ВОЙНА за КЛЕШЬ РОЯЛЬ . БРОС ШОУ ГЕЙМС .


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Virtually all of the legislators that brought us Medicare are dead and gone now. All of the legislators who brought us social security are dead and gone. This is no coincidence, for these men realized that it was politically much more popular to give away government goodies paid for by the young and unborn than to tax the very same people who were to “benefit” from their “ideas” and “programs.” Dead now, these criminal politicians have largely escaped the harsh judgement they deserve for buying votes with property that would belong to future generations. Currency depreciation (the current political class’s favorite way to rob the young for the benefit of their current constituents) has the same effect on future generations.
I asked Senator Orrin Hatch at a physician’s roundtable years ago, why I couldn’t punch out of social security, happy to leave all that I had paid “into the system” on the table. Why couldn’t anyone, I asked, willing to leave behind all they had paid in, be allowed to walk away from these entitlements, as long as they were willing to forego a future claim to these “benefits?” He wouldn’t answer me. The answer is obvious, though, isn’t it? Without the current “contributions” of the young (and yes, draws on the credit line of the unborn), the current beneficiaries would discover that these programs were bankrupt.
“The need for young enrollees to participate stems from rules that force insurers to charge them more than they actually cost to help offset the higher cost of insuring older and sicker people. If the young don’t sign up, premiums for everyone in the insurance pool will dramatically increase, as will the cost to the government.
Here, too, the authors of the law must have feared young adults and others would not voluntarily purchase this more expensive coverage. They therefore included the individual mandate to penalize those who don’t purchase coverage.
But young adults are beginning to see the reality as the health law takes shape, and understand how they wind up losing from every angle.
Sound familiar? It sounds as if the success of TUCA hinges on the successful fleecing of the young people. This is the same immoral basis for Medicare and social security, “programs” that are still alive due to the nature of the involuntary participation of these Ponzi schemes. With Bernie Madoff, at least people could take their lumps, having learned their lesson and move on. They didn’t have to continue to give him money after they learned what he was up to.
If the authors of the above piece are correct, many young people won’t participate and will pay the penalty instead. This will cause the price of “insurance” to escalate, exactly what the central planners are hoping for, as this price “crisis” will generate more calls for single payer. That is the nature of the game with Uncle Sam, isn’t it? Win or lose, you lose.
HHS’s K. Sebelius has recently come under fire for soliciting donations from those who stand to profit the most from TUCA. As unethical as this is, isn’t it worse to use the taxes of the young to fuel the propaganda machine that HHS will use to peddle this snake oil to the very same young people? I am optimistic that the extremely libertarian young people today will reject the shackles that many of their elders have embraced.

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Virtually all of the legislators that brought us Medicare are dead and gone now . All of the legislators who brought us social security are dead and gone . This is no coincidence , for these men realized that it was politically much more popular to give away government goodies paid for by the young and unborn than to tax the very same people who were to “ benefit ” from their “ ideas ” and “ programs . ” Dead now , these criminal politicians have largely escaped the harsh judgement they deserve for buying votes with property that would belong to future generations . Currency depreciation ( the current political class ’s favorite way to rob the young for the benefit of their current constituents ) has the same effect on future generations .
 I asked Senator Orrin Hatch at a physician ’s roundtable years ago , why I could n’t punch out of social security , happy to leave all that I had paid “ into the system ” on the table . Why could n’t anyone , I asked , willing to leave behind all they had paid in , be allowed to walk away from these entitlements , as long as they were willing to forego a future claim to these “ benefits ? ” He would n’t answer me . The answer is obvious , though , is n’t it ? Without the current “ contributions ” of the young ( and yes , draws on the credit line of the unborn ) , the current beneficiaries would discover that these programs were bankrupt .
 “ The need for young enrollees to participate stems from rules that force insurers to charge them more than they actually cost to help offset the higher cost of insuring older and sicker people . If the young do n’t sign up , premiums for everyone in the insurance pool will dramatically increase , as will the cost to the government .
 Here , too , the authors of the law must have feared young adults and others would not voluntarily purchase this more expensive coverage . They therefore included the individual mandate to penalize those who do n’t purchase coverage .
 But young adults are beginning to see the reality as the health law takes shape , and understand how they wind up losing from every angle .
 Sound familiar ? It sounds as if the success of TUCA hinges on the successful fleecing of the young people . This is the same immoral basis for Medicare and social security , “ programs ” that are still alive due to the nature of the involuntary participation of these Ponzi schemes . With Bernie Madoff , at least people could take their lumps , having learned their lesson and move on . They did n’t have to continue to give him money after they learned what he was up to .
 If the authors of the above piece are correct , many young people wo n’t participate and will pay the penalty instead . This will cause the price of “ insurance ” to escalate , exactly what the central planners are hoping for , as this price “ crisis ” will generate more calls for single payer . That is the nature of the game with Uncle Sam , is n’t it ? Win or lose , you lose .
 HHS ’s K. Sebelius has recently come under fire for soliciting donations from those who stand to profit the most from TUCA . As unethical as this is , is n’t it worse to use the taxes of the young to fuel the propaganda machine that HHS will use to peddle this snake oil to the very same young people ? I am optimistic that the extremely libertarian young people today will reject the shackles that many of their elders have embraced .


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Push Buttons & Signaling Devices include a large variety of options used for start and stop controls as well as hand, off, auto as well as toggle and momentary switches. There is also indication lighting included in the pushbutton or as separate indication light, horn, beacon, strobe and many other options.
Push Buttons are used to start or stop an action frequently used in industrial applications. They are also commonly used in control panels. Push buttons usually come in 22 mm and 30 mm sizes and pushbutton enclosures have the holes sized for these pushbuttons. There are non-illuminated push buttons for simple on/off actions and illuminated push buttons for indication along with the action.
Selector Switches normally come in 2 positions or 3 position options and have the same 20 mm and 30mm sizes. Label tags are sold separately for on/off, start, stop, up, down, hand/off/auto, and custom labels for desired operations. They are sold with key or lever operation and other options like metal or plastic or normally open and normally closed configurations.
Indication comes in both visual indication and audible indication devices. For visual indication there are lights of assorted colors, beacons, strobes, flashing lights, and more. For audible indication there are horns and alarms. Indication is used the indicate status or to give warnings like alarms or emergency conditions.

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Push Buttons & Signaling Devices include a large variety of options used for start and stop controls as well as hand , off , auto as well as toggle and momentary switches . There is also indication lighting included in the pushbutton or as separate indication light , horn , beacon , strobe and many other options .
 Push Buttons are used to start or stop an action frequently used in industrial applications . They are also commonly used in control panels . Push buttons usually come in 22 mm and 30 mm sizes and pushbutton enclosures have the holes sized for these pushbuttons . There are non - illuminated push buttons for simple on / off actions and illuminated push buttons for indication along with the action .
 Selector Switches normally come in 2 positions or 3 position options and have the same 20 mm and 30 mm sizes . Label tags are sold separately for on / off , start , stop , up , down , hand / off / auto , and custom labels for desired operations . They are sold with key or lever operation and other options like metal or plastic or normally open and normally closed configurations .
 Indication comes in both visual indication and audible indication devices . For visual indication there are lights of assorted colors , beacons , strobes , flashing lights , and more . For audible indication there are horns and alarms . Indication is used the indicate status or to give warnings like alarms or emergency conditions .


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Chamber choir Voces Musicales was founded in 1999 by Risto Joost mainly from the students of the Estonian Academy of Music. Audiences received the choir well already during the first season, which was highlighted by prizes from several competitions. In April 2001, as a great acknowledgment Voces Musicales won 1st prize in the category of chamber choirs at the international choir competition Tallinn 2001. Success in the Tallinn choir competition was continued by another victory in 2005, when besides two 2nd prizes in minor categories the choir also won the Grand Prix.
The repertoire of the choir includes music from Renaissance polyphonies to contemporary compositions. Voces Musicales has been a guest performer at festivals in France, Israel and Finland and has participated in the performance of several oratorical works. The choir has premièred the compositions of several composers (Toivo Tulev, Helena Tulve, Timo Steiner, Ülo Krigul, etc). Voces Musicales has co-operated with conductors Neeme Järvi, Olari Elts, Arvo Volmer, Andres Mustonen, Jüri Alperten and orchestras such as the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, Corelli Baroque Orchestra, NYYD Ensemble, Hortus Musicus, Pärnu City Orchestra. In autumn 2009, the choir celebrated their 10th anniversary with a jubilee concert.
Conductor Risto Joost (b 1980) studied singing as well as choral and orchestral conducting at the Estonian Academy of Music, and received further training at the University for Music and Performing Arts in Vienna. He has participated in the conducting master classes of Neeme Järvi, Esa-Pekka Salonen, Eri Klas, Paul Mägi, Paul Hillier and several early music master classes in Denmark and Sweden.
In 1999 Risto Joost founded the chamber choir Voces Musicales. Since 2000, Risto Joost has regularly participated in the Estonian Music Days and NYYD Festival, conducting approximately 50 première performances ranging from chamber music to symphonic repertoire. From 2001–2002, he was a singer in the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir. In 2002, he founded his own orchestra, Ensemble Voces Musicales, which is focused on performing Baroque and contemporary music.
In spring 2008 Risto Joost graduated from the Royal College of Music in Stockholm majoring in orchestral conducting with Prof Jorma Panula. He has conducted the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, Pärnu City Orchestra, Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, Tallinn Baroque Orchestra, Corelli Baroque Orchestra, Latvian National Symphony Orchestra, Ostrobothnian Chamber Orchestra, Swedish Chamber Orchestra, Gävle Symphony Orchestra, Helsingborg Symphony Orchestra as well as the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Estonian National Male Choir RAM, Swedish Radio Choir, State Choir Latvija, Ars Nova Copenhagen.
Since autumn 2006 Risto Joost is the principal conductor of the Tallinn Music High School Symphony Orchestra. In June 2007 he made his debut in the Estonian National Opera conducting Erkki-Sven Tüür’s opera Wallenberg and in spring 2008 he conducted Mozart’s La Finta Giardiniera in co-operation with the opera studio of the Estonian Academy of Music. Since Sep 2009, Risto Joost is a conductor at the Estonian National Opera. From 2010–2011 the artistic adviser to Glasperlenspiel Festival.
Tallinn Sinfonietta was established with the aim of performing symphonic repertoire written primarily in the 18th and 19th centuries and focusing on music from the classical and romantic periods. The orchestra’s debut concert was titled Mozart and his symphonies; with this concert series the orchestra strives to perform all the symphonies of W A Mozart.
Tallinn Sinfonietta consists of young professional musicians who pursue active careers as soloists and chamber musicians, performing in Estonia as well as abroad.
Arvo Pärt was born in Estonia on Sep 11th, 1935. His musical studies began in 1954 at the Tallinn Music Secondary School, interrupted less than a year later while he fulfilled his National Service obligation as oboist and drummer in an army band. He returned to school for a year before joining the Estonian Academy of Music in 1957, where his composition teacher was Prof Heino Eller. Pärt started work as a recording engineer with Estonian Radio, wrote music for the stage and received numerous commissions for film scores so that, by the time he graduated from the Academy of Music in 1963, he could already be considered a professional composer. He won 1st prize in the All-Union Young Composers’ Competition for the children’s cantata Our Garden and the oratorio Stride of the World.
Living in the USSR, Pärt had little access to what was happening in contemporary Western music but, despite such isolation, the early 60s in Estonia saw many new methods of composition being brought into use and Pärt was at the fore front. His Nekrolog was the first Estonian composition to employ serial technique. He continued with serialism through to the mid 60s in the Symphony No 1, Symphony No 2 and Perpetuum Mobile, but ultimately tired of its rigours and moved on to experiment, in works such as Collage über BACH, with collage techniques.
Official judgement of Pärt’s music veered between extremes, with certain works being praised and others, like the Credo of 1968, being banned. This would prove to be the last of his collage pieces and after its composition, Pärt chose to enter the first of several periods of contemplative silence, also using the time to study French and Franco-Flemish choral music from the 14th to 16th centuries: Machaut, Ockeghem, Obrecht, Josquin. At the beginning of the 70s, he wrote a few transitional compositions in the spirit of early European polyphony, like his Symphony No 3.
Pärt turned again to self-imposed silence, but re-emerged in 1976 after a transformation so radical as to make his previous music almost unrecognizable as that of the same composer. The technique he invented, or discovered, and to which he has remained loyal, practically without exception, he calls tintinnabuli (‘little bells’), which he describes thus: “I have discovered that it is enough when a single note is beautifully played. This one note, or a silent beat, or a moment of silence, comforts me. I work with very few elements – with one voice, two voices. I build with primitive materials – with the triad, with one specific tonality. The three notes of a triad are like bells and that is why I call it tintinnabulation.” The basic guiding principle behind tintinnabulation of composing two simultaneous voices as one line – one voice moving stepwise from and to a central pitch, first up then down, and the other sounding the notes of the triad – made its first public appearance in the short piano piece Für Alina.
Having found his voice, there was a subsequent rush of new works and three of the 1977 pieces – Fratres, Cantus in Memoriam Benjamin Britten, and Tabula Rasa – are still amongst his most highly regarded. As Pärt’s music began to be performed in the west and he continued to struggle against Soviet officialdom, his frustration ultimately forced him, his wife Nora and their two sons, to emigrate in 1980. They never made it to their intended destination of Israel but, with the assistance of his publisher in the West, settled firstly in Vienna. One year later he moved to Berlin.
Pärt has concentrated on setting religious texts, which have proved popular with choirs and ensembles around the world. Among his champions in the West have been ECM Records who released the first recordings of Pärt’s music outside the Soviet bloc, Hilliard Ensemble who have premièred several of the vocal works, and Neeme Järvi who conducted the première of Credo in Tallinn in 1968, and has, as well as recording the tintinnabuli pieces, introduced Pärt’s earlier compositions through performances and recordings.
Pärt’s achievements were honoured in his 61st year by his election to the American Academy of Arts and Letters. In May 2003, he also received the Contemporary Music Award at the Royal Albert Hall in London, and in May 2011, again in Royal Albert Hall won the Classic BRIT Award Composer of the Year 2011.

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Chamber choir Voces Musicales was founded in 1999 by Risto Joost mainly from the students of the Estonian Academy of Music . Audiences received the choir well already during the first season , which was highlighted by prizes from several competitions . In April 2001 , as a great acknowledgment Voces Musicales won 1st prize in the category of chamber choirs at the international choir competition Tallinn 2001 . Success in the Tallinn choir competition was continued by another victory in 2005 , when besides two 2nd prizes in minor categories the choir also won the Grand Prix .
 The repertoire of the choir includes music from Renaissance polyphonies to contemporary compositions . Voces Musicales has been a guest performer at festivals in France , Israel and Finland and has participated in the performance of several oratorical works . The choir has premièred the compositions of several composers ( Toivo Tulev , Helena Tulve , Timo Steiner , Ülo Krigul , etc ) . Voces Musicales has co - operated with conductors Neeme Järvi , Olari Elts , Arvo Volmer , Andres Mustonen , Jüri Alperten and orchestras such as the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra , Tallinn Chamber Orchestra , Corelli Baroque Orchestra , NYYD Ensemble , Hortus Musicus , Pärnu City Orchestra . In autumn 2009 , the choir celebrated their 10th anniversary with a jubilee concert .
 Conductor Risto Joost ( b 1980 ) studied singing as well as choral and orchestral conducting at the Estonian Academy of Music , and received further training at the University for Music and Performing Arts in Vienna . He has participated in the conducting master classes of Neeme Järvi , Esa - Pekka Salonen , Eri Klas , Paul Mägi , Paul Hillier and several early music master classes in Denmark and Sweden .
 In 1999 Risto Joost founded the chamber choir Voces Musicales . Since 2000 , Risto Joost has regularly participated in the Estonian Music Days and NYYD Festival , conducting approximately 50 première performances ranging from chamber music to symphonic repertoire . From 2001–2002 , he was a singer in the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir . In 2002 , he founded his own orchestra , Ensemble Voces Musicales , which is focused on performing Baroque and contemporary music .
 In spring 2008 Risto Joost graduated from the Royal College of Music in Stockholm majoring in orchestral conducting with Prof Jorma Panula . He has conducted the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra , Pärnu City Orchestra , Tallinn Chamber Orchestra , Tallinn Baroque Orchestra , Corelli Baroque Orchestra , Latvian National Symphony Orchestra , Ostrobothnian Chamber Orchestra , Swedish Chamber Orchestra , Gävle Symphony Orchestra , Helsingborg Symphony Orchestra as well as the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir , Estonian National Male Choir RAM , Swedish Radio Choir , State Choir Latvija , Ars Nova Copenhagen .
 Since autumn 2006 Risto Joost is the principal conductor of the Tallinn Music High School Symphony Orchestra . In June 2007 he made his debut in the Estonian National Opera conducting Erkki - Sven Tüür ’s opera Wallenberg and in spring 2008 he conducted Mozart ’s La Finta Giardiniera in co - operation with the opera studio of the Estonian Academy of Music . Since Sep 2009 , Risto Joost is a conductor at the Estonian National Opera . From 2010–2011 the artistic adviser to Glasperlenspiel Festival .
 Tallinn Sinfonietta was established with the aim of performing symphonic repertoire written primarily in the 18th and 19th centuries and focusing on music from the classical and romantic periods . The orchestra ’s debut concert was titled Mozart and his symphonies ; with this concert series the orchestra strives to perform all the symphonies of W A Mozart .
 Tallinn Sinfonietta consists of young professional musicians who pursue active careers as soloists and chamber musicians , performing in Estonia as well as abroad .
 Arvo Pärt was born in Estonia on Sep 11th , 1935 . His musical studies began in 1954 at the Tallinn Music Secondary School , interrupted less than a year later while he fulfilled his National Service obligation as oboist and drummer in an army band . He returned to school for a year before joining the Estonian Academy of Music in 1957 , where his composition teacher was Prof Heino Eller . Pärt started work as a recording engineer with Estonian Radio , wrote music for the stage and received numerous commissions for film scores so that , by the time he graduated from the Academy of Music in 1963 , he could already be considered a professional composer . He won 1st prize in the All - Union Young Composers ’ Competition for the children ’s cantata Our Garden and the oratorio Stride of the World .
 Living in the USSR , Pärt had little access to what was happening in contemporary Western music but , despite such isolation , the early 60s in Estonia saw many new methods of composition being brought into use and Pärt was at the fore front . His Nekrolog was the first Estonian composition to employ serial technique . He continued with serialism through to the mid 60s in the Symphony No 1 , Symphony No 2 and Perpetuum Mobile , but ultimately tired of its rigours and moved on to experiment , in works such as Collage über BACH , with collage techniques .
 Official judgement of Pärt ’s music veered between extremes , with certain works being praised and others , like the Credo of 1968 , being banned . This would prove to be the last of his collage pieces and after its composition , Pärt chose to enter the first of several periods of contemplative silence , also using the time to study French and Franco - Flemish choral music from the 14th to 16th centuries : Machaut , Ockeghem , Obrecht , Josquin . At the beginning of the 70s , he wrote a few transitional compositions in the spirit of early European polyphony , like his Symphony No 3 .
 Pärt turned again to self - imposed silence , but re - emerged in 1976 after a transformation so radical as to make his previous music almost unrecognizable as that of the same composer . The technique he invented , or discovered , and to which he has remained loyal , practically without exception , he calls tintinnabuli ( ‘ little bells ’ ) , which he describes thus : “ I have discovered that it is enough when a single note is beautifully played . This one note , or a silent beat , or a moment of silence , comforts me . I work with very few elements – with one voice , two voices . I build with primitive materials – with the triad , with one specific tonality . The three notes of a triad are like bells and that is why I call it tintinnabulation . ” The basic guiding principle behind tintinnabulation of composing two simultaneous voices as one line – one voice moving stepwise from and to a central pitch , first up then down , and the other sounding the notes of the triad – made its first public appearance in the short piano piece Für Alina .
 Having found his voice , there was a subsequent rush of new works and three of the 1977 pieces – Fratres , Cantus in Memoriam Benjamin Britten , and Tabula Rasa – are still amongst his most highly regarded . As Pärt ’s music began to be performed in the west and he continued to struggle against Soviet officialdom , his frustration ultimately forced him , his wife Nora and their two sons , to emigrate in 1980 . They never made it to their intended destination of Israel but , with the assistance of his publisher in the West , settled firstly in Vienna . One year later he moved to Berlin .
 Pärt has concentrated on setting religious texts , which have proved popular with choirs and ensembles around the world . Among his champions in the West have been ECM Records who released the first recordings of Pärt ’s music outside the Soviet bloc , Hilliard Ensemble who have premièred several of the vocal works , and Neeme Järvi who conducted the première of Credo in Tallinn in 1968 , and has , as well as recording the tintinnabuli pieces , introduced Pärt ’s earlier compositions through performances and recordings .
 Pärt ’s achievements were honoured in his 61st year by his election to the American Academy of Arts and Letters . In May 2003 , he also received the Contemporary Music Award at the Royal Albert Hall in London , and in May 2011 , again in Royal Albert Hall won the Classic BRIT Award Composer of the Year 2011 .


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Women who undergo testing for genetic breast cancer are more likely to share the results with other female family members, including children and their siblings, if they are aware of their relative’s opinion of genetic testing. These findings were recently published in the Journal of Family Psychology.
The breast cancer gene test is a blood test to determine if a woman has specific mutations in the genes that control normal cell growth. Identification of two specific genes, BRCA1 and BRCA2, may help determine a woman’s risk for developing breast or ovarian cancer. The test does not test for cancer itself, but only the potential for developing breast or ovarian cancer. In most cases the test is performed on women who have a strong family history of breast or ovarian cancer. Genetic counseling before and after testing is essential to understand the risks and benefits of the test.
In the current study, researchers explored the communication skills of women who underwent genetic testing for BRCA1 and BRCA2. The goal of the study was to learn with whom women would share their results and under what circumstances. Previous research indicated that intention to share results was predicted by the women and their family members’ global attitudes, specific social influences, and their perceived control of the results.
Results of the study revealed that participants were more likely to communicate their results to female relatives than male relatives and to their children or siblings rather than their parents. However, these results were influenced by awareness of the relative’s opinion of genetic testing: intention to share genetic testing results was lowest among women who did not know their relative’s opinion of genetic testing.
These results confirmed the researchers’ theory that a woman’s intention to share her genetic testing results is influenced by gender and generation, though knowledge of her family members’ attitude toward genetic testing is the strongest predictor.
Women who are considering testing for BRCA1/2 or other genetic mutations may wish to consult their healthcare provider as well as a genetic counselor about the benefits and risks of such testing.
Reference: Barsevick, A., Montgomery, S., Ruth, K. et al. Intention to communicate BRCA1/BRCA2 genetic test results to the family. Journal of Family Psychology. 2008; (2):303-312.

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Women who undergo testing for genetic breast cancer are more likely to share the results with other female family members , including children and their siblings , if they are aware of their relative ’s opinion of genetic testing . These findings were recently published in the Journal of Family Psychology .
 The breast cancer gene test is a blood test to determine if a woman has specific mutations in the genes that control normal cell growth . Identification of two specific genes , BRCA1 and BRCA2 , may help determine a woman ’s risk for developing breast or ovarian cancer . The test does not test for cancer itself , but only the potential for developing breast or ovarian cancer . In most cases the test is performed on women who have a strong family history of breast or ovarian cancer . Genetic counseling before and after testing is essential to understand the risks and benefits of the test .
 In the current study , researchers explored the communication skills of women who underwent genetic testing for BRCA1 and BRCA2 . The goal of the study was to learn with whom women would share their results and under what circumstances . Previous research indicated that intention to share results was predicted by the women and their family members ’ global attitudes , specific social influences , and their perceived control of the results .
 Results of the study revealed that participants were more likely to communicate their results to female relatives than male relatives and to their children or siblings rather than their parents . However , these results were influenced by awareness of the relative ’s opinion of genetic testing : intention to share genetic testing results was lowest among women who did not know their relative ’s opinion of genetic testing .
 These results confirmed the researchers ’ theory that a woman ’s intention to share her genetic testing results is influenced by gender and generation , though knowledge of her family members ’ attitude toward genetic testing is the strongest predictor .
 Women who are considering testing for BRCA1/2 or other genetic mutations may wish to consult their healthcare provider as well as a genetic counselor about the benefits and risks of such testing .
 Reference : Barsevick , A. , Montgomery , S. , Ruth , K. et al . Intention to communicate BRCA1 / BRCA2 genetic test results to the family . Journal of Family Psychology . 2008 ; ( 2):303 - 312 .


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ESTEIRE , SL . has been supplying precision tools for over 50 years .
 Hobs , Shaping Cutters , Shaving Cutters , Broaches , Chamfering and deburring tools for gears , splines , serrations , sprockets , Timing Belt Pulley , etc . MITSUBISHI HEAVY LIMITED .
 Paper , print and booking industries . SCHÖNENBERGER and KAMADUR .
 Tool – Holders , Drilling . Tapping . Reaming . CNC Tool Holders . MORRIS TOOLING .
 Toggle clamps , industrial wheels & castors , air amplifiers ( Airmovers ) , handlers , levers and knobs . HMC BRAUER .
 Recycling , Plastic , Compounding & Masterbatch Industries .
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The SCIM has been developed to address three specific areas of function in patients with spinal cord injuries (SCI). It looks at self-care (feeding, grooming, bathing, and dressing), respiration and sphincter management, and a patient’s mobility abilities (bed and transfers and indoors/outdoors). Additionally, the SCIM can also be used to help guide clinicians in determining treatment goals and objectives for patients with a SCI. By helping clinicians determine areas of limitations for their patients with spinal cord injuries, both therapists and patients alike will be benefitting from this functional measurement tool.
The SCIM has been developed, validated, and found to be highly reproducible for patients with spinal cord injuries.
Equipment is not needed to perform and utilize this outcome measure.
The SCIM takes approximately 30-45 min to administer and score.
This outcome measure is very user friendly. Its scoring system is self-explanatory; therefore there isn’t a manual to instruct the clinician in the scoring process. Scores range from 0-100, where a score of 0 defines total dependence and a score of 100 is indicative of complete independence. Each subscale score is evaluated within the 100-point scale (self-care: 0-20; respiration and sphincter management: 0-40; mobility: 0-40).
The newly revised SCIM produced by Catz-Itzkovich is a valid and highly reproducible measure of daily function in patients with spinal cord injuries.
Criterion Validity: difficult to establish due to a lack of ‘gold standard’ to measure the SCIM against.
The SCIM and the SCIM III were found to be more responsive than the FIM.
The newest version of the SCIM was preceded by two previous versions. The SCIM I and II were both found to be valid and reliable but did not take into account intercultural differences. Therefore, the SCIM III was developed in 2002 as an international version of the prior forms.(1) Catz et al designed this version to encompass patients in every walk of life, regardless of their culture.
Click here for an example of how to use and score the SCIM.
↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Catz A, Itzkovich M. Spinal cord independence measure: comprehensive ability to rating scale for the spinal cord lesion. JRRD. 2007;44(1):65-68.
↑ Catz A, Itzkovich M, Steinberg F, Philo O, et al. The Catz-Itzkovich SCIM: a revised version of the spinal cord independence measure. Disability and Rehabilitation. 2001;23(6):263-268.
↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Catz, A., Itzkovich, M., et al. (1997). "SCIM-spinal cord independence measure: a new disability scale for patients with spinal cord lesions." Spinal Cord. 35(12): 850-856.
↑ Morganti, B., Scivoletto, G., et al. (2004). "Walking index for spinal cord injury (WISCI): criterion validation." Spinal Cord. 43(1): 27-33.
↑ Dawson, J., Shamley, D., et al. (2008). "A structured review of outcome measures used for the assessment of rehabilitation interventions for spinal cord injury." Spinal Cord. 46(12): 768-780.

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The SCIM has been developed to address three specific areas of function in patients with spinal cord injuries ( SCI ) . It looks at self - care ( feeding , grooming , bathing , and dressing ) , respiration and sphincter management , and a patient ’s mobility abilities ( bed and transfers and indoors / outdoors ) . Additionally , the SCIM can also be used to help guide clinicians in determining treatment goals and objectives for patients with a SCI . By helping clinicians determine areas of limitations for their patients with spinal cord injuries , both therapists and patients alike will be benefitting from this functional measurement tool .
 The SCIM has been developed , validated , and found to be highly reproducible for patients with spinal cord injuries .
 Equipment is not needed to perform and utilize this outcome measure .
 The SCIM takes approximately 30 - 45 min to administer and score .
 This outcome measure is very user friendly . Its scoring system is self - explanatory ; therefore there is n’t a manual to instruct the clinician in the scoring process . Scores range from 0 - 100 , where a score of 0 defines total dependence and a score of 100 is indicative of complete independence . Each subscale score is evaluated within the 100 - point scale ( self - care : 0 - 20 ; respiration and sphincter management : 0 - 40 ; mobility : 0 - 40 ) .
 The newly revised SCIM produced by Catz - Itzkovich is a valid and highly reproducible measure of daily function in patients with spinal cord injuries .
 Criterion Validity : difficult to establish due to a lack of ‘ gold standard ’ to measure the SCIM against .
 The SCIM and the SCIM III were found to be more responsive than the FIM .
 The newest version of the SCIM was preceded by two previous versions . The SCIM I and II were both found to be valid and reliable but did not take into account intercultural differences . Therefore , the SCIM III was developed in 2002 as an international version of the prior forms.(1 ) Catz et al designed this version to encompass patients in every walk of life , regardless of their culture .
 Click here for an example of how to use and score the SCIM .
 ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Catz A , Itzkovich M. Spinal cord independence measure : comprehensive ability to rating scale for the spinal cord lesion . JRRD . 2007;44(1):65 - 68 .
 ↑ Catz A , Itzkovich M , Steinberg F , Philo O , et al . The Catz - Itzkovich SCIM : a revised version of the spinal cord independence measure . Disability and Rehabilitation . 2001;23(6):263 - 268 .
 ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Catz , A. , Itzkovich , M. , et al . ( 1997 ) . " SCIM - spinal cord independence measure : a new disability scale for patients with spinal cord lesions . " Spinal Cord . 35(12 ): 850 - 856 .
 ↑ Morganti , B. , Scivoletto , G. , et al . ( 2004 ) . " Walking index for spinal cord injury ( WISCI ): criterion validation . " Spinal Cord . 43(1 ): 27 - 33 .
 ↑ Dawson , J. , Shamley , D. , et al . ( 2008 ) . " A structured review of outcome measures used for the assessment of rehabilitation interventions for spinal cord injury . " Spinal Cord . 46(12 ): 768 - 780 .


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13 days £4,231 pp flights included.
If you are looking for a Kenya honeymoon staying at small and luxurious properties, then this itinerary will fit the bill!
Begin with 3 nights in the heart of the Masai Mara one of the most sought-after boutique camps the Mara has to offer, Naibor Camp – a firm favourite of ours thanks to the high levels of service and location of the camp. Following your safari, indulge in 7 nights of rest and relaxation at the peaceful Msambweni Beach House – ideal for honeymooners looking for privacy and tranquillity.
Day 1: Overnight from Europe / USA to Nairobi in Kenya.
Check in at the Kenya Airways desk at London Heathrow for your overnight flight to Nairobi.
Day 2: Arrive in Kenya and start your holiday.
On arrival in to Nairobi you shall be met and transferred to Nairobi’s domestic airport to fly up to the Masai Mara.
After landing at the Ol Kiombo airstrip in the Mara you shall be greeted by your driver and guide, and game driven across the plains to Naibor Camp where you shall spend 3 nights under-canvas! All meals, drinks (excluding premium spirits and wines), and game drives shall be included.
On arrival enjoy lunch followed by a siesta. Refreshed, enjoy afternoon tea before heading out on your first game drive. You have well and truly ARRIVED in the Masai Mara!!!
Days 3-4: On Safari in the Masai Mara.
Each morning you will be up early to head out on safari in the Masai Mara. Out on the plains you’ll find lions, cheetahs, buffalo, giraffe, elephants, plenty of plains game (zebra, antelope etc) and with a bit of luck, even the elusive rhino. After a morning game drive, you return to camp for lunch before a siesta and then tea. In the late afternoon head back out for an afternoon game drive – before watching the sunset with your favourite tipple… the classic Kenyan sundowner!
Suggestion: why not rise a little earlier one morning and take to the skies in a hot air balloon over the Masai Mara. It costs about £450 per person and is genuinely the experience of a lifetime.
Day 5: Head to the coast.
This morning enjoy your final game drive before brunch in camp. Say goodbye to the Naibor team, and head off to the airstrip for the two-hour flight from the Masai Mara to Mombasa on the coast. Sit on the right-hand side of the plane to try and see Mount Kilimanjaro.
After landing at Diani airstrip you’ll be met by a driver and driven south to Msambweni Beach House where you will stay for 7 nights with all meals and drinks (excluding premium spirits and wines) included.
Msambweni Beach House is gorgeous… the quintessential romantic luxury beach lodge. It’s a lovely combination of all the things you’d want for a honeymoon… small, with personal service, incredibly stylish, secluded, on a lovely stretch of coastline, and with just enough activities to keep you occupied if you need them.
Days 6-11: Time for some R & R.
While away your days beside the pool, take strolls along one of Kenya’s quietest beaches, or indulge at the spa. Come evening, enjoy sundowners and ‘bitings’ around the fire, before enjoying a sumptuous dinner under the African night sky.
Day 12: Time to head home.
Morning and early afternoon to soak up the last few rays, before you head back to the airport for your flight back to Nairobi and then onward to your end destination. Most (though not all) flights to Europe are overnight.
Arrive back home refreshed and revived after an exciting and utterly romantic safari and beach honeymoon!

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13 days £ 4,231 pp flights included .
 If you are looking for a Kenya honeymoon staying at small and luxurious properties , then this itinerary will fit the bill !
 Begin with 3 nights in the heart of the Masai Mara one of the most sought - after boutique camps the Mara has to offer , Naibor Camp – a firm favourite of ours thanks to the high levels of service and location of the camp . Following your safari , indulge in 7 nights of rest and relaxation at the peaceful Msambweni Beach House – ideal for honeymooners looking for privacy and tranquillity .
 Day 1 : Overnight from Europe / USA to Nairobi in Kenya .
 Check in at the Kenya Airways desk at London Heathrow for your overnight flight to Nairobi .
 Day 2 : Arrive in Kenya and start your holiday .
 On arrival in to Nairobi you shall be met and transferred to Nairobi ’s domestic airport to fly up to the Masai Mara .
 After landing at the Ol Kiombo airstrip in the Mara you shall be greeted by your driver and guide , and game driven across the plains to Naibor Camp where you shall spend 3 nights under - canvas ! All meals , drinks ( excluding premium spirits and wines ) , and game drives shall be included .
 On arrival enjoy lunch followed by a siesta . Refreshed , enjoy afternoon tea before heading out on your first game drive . You have well and truly ARRIVED in the Masai Mara ! ! !
 Days 3 - 4 : On Safari in the Masai Mara .
 Each morning you will be up early to head out on safari in the Masai Mara . Out on the plains you ’ll find lions , cheetahs , buffalo , giraffe , elephants , plenty of plains game ( zebra , antelope etc ) and with a bit of luck , even the elusive rhino . After a morning game drive , you return to camp for lunch before a siesta and then tea . In the late afternoon head back out for an afternoon game drive – before watching the sunset with your favourite tipple … the classic Kenyan sundowner !
 Suggestion : why not rise a little earlier one morning and take to the skies in a hot air balloon over the Masai Mara . It costs about £ 450 per person and is genuinely the experience of a lifetime .
 Day 5 : Head to the coast .
 This morning enjoy your final game drive before brunch in camp . Say goodbye to the Naibor team , and head off to the airstrip for the two - hour flight from the Masai Mara to Mombasa on the coast . Sit on the right - hand side of the plane to try and see Mount Kilimanjaro .
 After landing at Diani airstrip you ’ll be met by a driver and driven south to Msambweni Beach House where you will stay for 7 nights with all meals and drinks ( excluding premium spirits and wines ) included .
 Msambweni Beach House is gorgeous … the quintessential romantic luxury beach lodge . It ’s a lovely combination of all the things you ’d want for a honeymoon … small , with personal service , incredibly stylish , secluded , on a lovely stretch of coastline , and with just enough activities to keep you occupied if you need them .
 Days 6 - 11 : Time for some R & R.
 While away your days beside the pool , take strolls along one of Kenya ’s quietest beaches , or indulge at the spa . Come evening , enjoy sundowners and ‘ bitings ’ around the fire , before enjoying a sumptuous dinner under the African night sky .
 Day 12 : Time to head home .
 Morning and early afternoon to soak up the last few rays , before you head back to the airport for your flight back to Nairobi and then onward to your end destination . Most ( though not all ) flights to Europe are overnight .
 Arrive back home refreshed and revived after an exciting and utterly romantic safari and beach honeymoon !


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Residents and visitors interested in the history of public transport in Łódź are invited to an open day at the tram depot at ul. Konstantynowska 115 in Łódź on Monday 1st of May 12:00 – 16:00 and Wednesday 3rd of May 12:00 – 18:00.
Visitors will have the opportunity to view a rich collection of more than 30 historic trams and buses that will become part of the future public transport museum exhibition.
Additionally, a special S line will run on 3rd of May, operated by the modernized 803N wagon of 1974. This is a great chance to get familiar with the transportation history of Łódź. Entrance on both days is free of charge.

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Residents and visitors interested in the history of public transport in Łódź are invited to an open day at the tram depot at ul . Konstantynowska 115 in Łódź on Monday 1st of May 12:00 – 16:00 and Wednesday 3rd of May 12:00 – 18:00 .
 Visitors will have the opportunity to view a rich collection of more than 30 historic trams and buses that will become part of the future public transport museum exhibition .
 Additionally , a special S line will run on 3rd of May , operated by the modernized 803N wagon of 1974 . This is a great chance to get familiar with the transportation history of Łódź . Entrance on both days is free of charge .


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Life is fragile enough for large mammals like us, so what security can these dainty flowers have? Quite a lot actually – these particular ones, that is. And I’m not referring to that attractive looking layer of bark mulch.
Fences to keep unwanted visitors out.
The prestige of having HM The Queen as patron.
Annual income beyond most plants’ dreams: £73.2 million raised in charitable funds (of which £17.5m was spent on the four RHS gardens).
Professional and volunteer carers, backed by over 200 years of gardening know-how and heritage.
The folk name is glory-of-the-snow, and the official name, Chionodoxa luciliae. These cultivars are ‘Blue Giant’ and ‘Pink Giant’, so named because they tower an inch or two (5 cm) above the species. The flowers may well be larger too. The mass plantings of spring bulbs at Harlow Carr in the Woodland Walk and Streamside Garden are a lovely sight.
Readers outside the UK may have noticed me gaily referencing the Royal Horticultural Society as the RHS as if everyone knows what it is. Most UK garden lovers will get the reference, if only because of the publicity generated by the annual Chelsea Flower Show, the flagship event.
The annual RHS review is the best way to get up to speed on the work of the charity. It’s not dry, as these things can be, and is packed with pictures and interesting snippets, so take a look if you’d like to learn more. The facts I’m quoting are taken from the latest version (2014/15) available online, so I imagine the Facebook friends bit is way out of date. Who would unfriend a flower? (I suppose the person who abandoned that gnome might).
Shared as part of the weekly photo challenge: Security.
Those Harlow Carr plants? They live in Harrogate too, and could take tea in Betty’s if they chose. Privileged indeed.
You’re right – if they have a taste for cream teas, there’s a Betty’s on site.
These are absolutely lovely Susan.
It seems as if they naturalise really well.
Going to RHS Chelsea flower show (Hampton Court as well) is on my bucket list for the longest time (so is living in Cotswold area or Lake/Peak district and every place that ends in _shire Cambria or Powys and watching Nadal playing final in Wimbledon with Federer and watching SCD live in tower ballroom in Blackpool) I swear one of these years I will make my dreams come true starting next year. I hope.
I hope so too! My sweetheart says you haven’t lived until you’ve seen a man in a kilt doing the chicken dance at midnight at the tower ballroom! I can’t make predictions about the tennis, but I’m sure you’ll love the flower show. I have a soft spot for Hampton Court.
I am now more excited than ever. Thank you!
The blue looks as if I’ve massively boosted the saturation but it’s just how the iPhone interpreted the colour in the shade.
Glory-of-the-snow! Now there’s a name! And what a nice turn of imagination to illustrate security with their status. Privilege indeed. What a carpet they make — definitely an uplift to this large mammal’s morning. Thank you!
I’m not sure they’ll often be seen peeping out from snow in England – not even in the north.

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Life is fragile enough for large mammals like us , so what security can these dainty flowers have ? Quite a lot actually – these particular ones , that is . And I ’m not referring to that attractive looking layer of bark mulch .
 Fences to keep unwanted visitors out .
 The prestige of having HM The Queen as patron .
 Annual income beyond most plants ’ dreams : £ 73.2 million raised in charitable funds ( of which £ 17.5 m was spent on the four RHS gardens ) .
 Professional and volunteer carers , backed by over 200 years of gardening know - how and heritage .
 The folk name is glory - of - the - snow , and the official name , Chionodoxa luciliae . These cultivars are ‘ Blue Giant ’ and ‘ Pink Giant ’ , so named because they tower an inch or two ( 5 cm ) above the species . The flowers may well be larger too . The mass plantings of spring bulbs at Harlow Carr in the Woodland Walk and Streamside Garden are a lovely sight .
 Readers outside the UK may have noticed me gaily referencing the Royal Horticultural Society as the RHS as if everyone knows what it is . Most UK garden lovers will get the reference , if only because of the publicity generated by the annual Chelsea Flower Show , the flagship event .
 The annual RHS review is the best way to get up to speed on the work of the charity . It ’s not dry , as these things can be , and is packed with pictures and interesting snippets , so take a look if you ’d like to learn more . The facts I ’m quoting are taken from the latest version ( 2014/15 ) available online , so I imagine the Facebook friends bit is way out of date . Who would unfriend a flower ? ( I suppose the person who abandoned that gnome might ) .
 Shared as part of the weekly photo challenge : Security .
 Those Harlow Carr plants ? They live in Harrogate too , and could take tea in Betty ’s if they chose . Privileged indeed .
 You ’re right – if they have a taste for cream teas , there ’s a Betty ’s on site .
 These are absolutely lovely Susan .
 It seems as if they naturalise really well .
 Going to RHS Chelsea flower show ( Hampton Court as well ) is on my bucket list for the longest time ( so is living in Cotswold area or Lake / Peak district and every place that ends in _ shire Cambria or Powys and watching Nadal playing final in Wimbledon with Federer and watching SCD live in tower ballroom in Blackpool ) I swear one of these years I will make my dreams come true starting next year . I hope .
 I hope so too ! My sweetheart says you have n’t lived until you ’ve seen a man in a kilt doing the chicken dance at midnight at the tower ballroom ! I ca n’t make predictions about the tennis , but I ’m sure you ’ll love the flower show . I have a soft spot for Hampton Court .
 I am now more excited than ever . Thank you !
 The blue looks as if I ’ve massively boosted the saturation but it ’s just how the iPhone interpreted the colour in the shade .
 Glory - of - the - snow ! Now there ’s a name ! And what a nice turn of imagination to illustrate security with their status . Privilege indeed . What a carpet they make — definitely an uplift to this large mammal ’s morning . Thank you !
 I ’m not sure they ’ll often be seen peeping out from snow in England – not even in the north .


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When you invest money, you expect results. Nothing wrong there. But if you’re not things the right way, chances are that you will not yield any results. And if that thing is social media, then god save me. Things related to social media change so quickly that it’s difficult for a novice to adapt quickly and change the game as quickly. You need a complete social media management or SMM pro.
In case you still haven’t heard (though I wouldn’t believe if you haven’t), what is social media advertising?
These are ads served to users on social media platforms. The user information on social profile is a goldmine to serve the right kind of ads to the right people at the right time. That really is the key. The biggest advantage with social media advertising is that you can align target market with user demographics, and if it is supported with other factors of a successful ad – WHOA! You have big conversions and sales with low cost of acquisition happening there.
If you haven’t invested in social media advertising, you first question will be – why should you?
There are many other reasons that you should invest in social media ads, perhaps I can write another blog on the topic. But the above reasons are compelling enough to invest in the technique from today.
Which social media channel should you focus on?
Now that my friend, I’ll have to say is an interesting question. You have the best answer to this. There is nobody else, other than you, who knows your product/ service as well as you do. You even know your target audience well. You must sit back and think about who best your target audience is (demography, gender, age, profession, marital status, and other such factors). Once you have thought about that, we will help you figure out how much money should you park in which social media channel to gain the maximum impact. Some of the most popular social networks are Facebook, LinkedIn, Google+, Instagram, Snapchat, Pinterest, YouTube and a few others. There might be some that are getting gradually popular like Vimeo, Tumblr, Facebook Live, Periscope and some other that can become popular overnight.
Content that is original, useful, relevant and realistic resonates better with consumers. The audience is more receptive when the content is original and entertaining. Some brands use people who are technically sound but not creatively adept. It doesn’t take a great writer to create viral content on social media, you just must be original. They must tell stories, become visual, share ideas, ask for ideas, and just be conversational with their followers.
Now you can’t ignore context in your content, can you? Dive into the lifestyle, motivation and preferences of your consumers to write content that makes sense to them. Personalized content drives engagement. Instead of plain information, share what’s in it for the consumers. Writing contextual content requires a mindset change where brands are required to think consumer first and not how sales will happen.
Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn – you are perhaps already posting content on these channels. Perhaps even SnapChat and Pinterest. Some posts are more popular compared to the others. Are you keeping track of such posts? The high-performing posts will help you shape your paid social media ad campaign accordingly.
Ads were not as effective in the past as they failed to reach the target consumers. With advanced targeting features of social media channels, you can reach the desired consumers in the most effective way. When creating social media ads, you must leverage the targeting feature of the social media channels.
One of the key differentiators of social media ads is that you can get instant feedback. The effectiveness of your campaign can be measured within a short span of that appearing on the social media channel. You can start with small campaigns to understand what works with your target consumers and then plan the big campaign accordingly. Analyze the analytics, see which smaller campaign is working best and make that the guideline for the big one.
There might be different names to it but basically the quality score is your performance indicator of ads. Facebook calls it relevancy score and it gauges the ad impressions (and if the cost of engagement is low, you’ve kind of achieved the desired goal). You must be prudent while promoting content – for example pick you best content to score a high-quality score.
How do you find out the best content? Rely on analytics. Check your top performing post on LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook that has garnered the maximum traction. It’s always better to invest in high performing content.
Each one of us has favorites. So, do our consumers. Understand the social media channel, the kind of people using that social media channel and what is the key feature of the platform. For example, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn are all social networking platforms while YouTube, Instagram and Pinterest are more visual. Planned focus in different channels will help you get better results from different channels.
When more than 80% of your consumers access social media platforms from their mobile phones, you just can’t ignore it. It implies that even social media ads are viewed on mobiles. Don’t forget to have mobile optimized ads (or rather get them optimized for tablets as well). With ‘Geofencing’, you can even take advantage of mobile consumers when they approach near your business locations.
One of the biggest mistakes that brands make is to be so self-absorbed that they don’t listen to their online users. If you listen intently and respond earnestly, chances are that you will have better brand loyalty. Open your ears and hear what consumers might be saying about your brand on social media channels and discussion forums.
Brands must start thinking beyond interaction. Being accessible to your consumers means that being available for a quick online chat (or have the bots cater to that need), answer consumer queries instantly, build relationship with followers and respond to their complaints. You must be quick to respond.
Well, we’ve given you a lot to think about and work upon to start generating leads from your social media ads. If you still need help, we’re right here.
Thanks Linda. Keep coming for more informative posts.

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When you invest money , you expect results . Nothing wrong there . But if you ’re not things the right way , chances are that you will not yield any results . And if that thing is social media , then god save me . Things related to social media change so quickly that it ’s difficult for a novice to adapt quickly and change the game as quickly . You need a complete social media management or SMM pro .
 In case you still have n’t heard ( though I would n’t believe if you have n’t ) , what is social media advertising ?
 These are ads served to users on social media platforms . The user information on social profile is a goldmine to serve the right kind of ads to the right people at the right time . That really is the key . The biggest advantage with social media advertising is that you can align target market with user demographics , and if it is supported with other factors of a successful ad – WHOA ! You have big conversions and sales with low cost of acquisition happening there .
 If you have n’t invested in social media advertising , you first question will be – why should you ?
 There are many other reasons that you should invest in social media ads , perhaps I can write another blog on the topic . But the above reasons are compelling enough to invest in the technique from today .
 Which social media channel should you focus on ?
 Now that my friend , I ’ll have to say is an interesting question . You have the best answer to this . There is nobody else , other than you , who knows your product/ service as well as you do . You even know your target audience well . You must sit back and think about who best your target audience is ( demography , gender , age , profession , marital status , and other such factors ) . Once you have thought about that , we will help you figure out how much money should you park in which social media channel to gain the maximum impact . Some of the most popular social networks are Facebook , LinkedIn , Google+ , Instagram , Snapchat , Pinterest , YouTube and a few others . There might be some that are getting gradually popular like Vimeo , Tumblr , Facebook Live , Periscope and some other that can become popular overnight .
 Content that is original , useful , relevant and realistic resonates better with consumers . The audience is more receptive when the content is original and entertaining . Some brands use people who are technically sound but not creatively adept . It does n’t take a great writer to create viral content on social media , you just must be original . They must tell stories , become visual , share ideas , ask for ideas , and just be conversational with their followers .
 Now you ca n’t ignore context in your content , can you ? Dive into the lifestyle , motivation and preferences of your consumers to write content that makes sense to them . Personalized content drives engagement . Instead of plain information , share what ’s in it for the consumers . Writing contextual content requires a mindset change where brands are required to think consumer first and not how sales will happen .
 Facebook , Instagram , Twitter , LinkedIn – you are perhaps already posting content on these channels . Perhaps even SnapChat and Pinterest . Some posts are more popular compared to the others . Are you keeping track of such posts ? The high - performing posts will help you shape your paid social media ad campaign accordingly .
 Ads were not as effective in the past as they failed to reach the target consumers . With advanced targeting features of social media channels , you can reach the desired consumers in the most effective way . When creating social media ads , you must leverage the targeting feature of the social media channels .
 One of the key differentiators of social media ads is that you can get instant feedback . The effectiveness of your campaign can be measured within a short span of that appearing on the social media channel . You can start with small campaigns to understand what works with your target consumers and then plan the big campaign accordingly . Analyze the analytics , see which smaller campaign is working best and make that the guideline for the big one .
 There might be different names to it but basically the quality score is your performance indicator of ads . Facebook calls it relevancy score and it gauges the ad impressions ( and if the cost of engagement is low , you ’ve kind of achieved the desired goal ) . You must be prudent while promoting content – for example pick you best content to score a high - quality score .
 How do you find out the best content ? Rely on analytics . Check your top performing post on LinkedIn , Twitter and Facebook that has garnered the maximum traction . It ’s always better to invest in high performing content .
 Each one of us has favorites . So , do our consumers . Understand the social media channel , the kind of people using that social media channel and what is the key feature of the platform . For example , Facebook , Twitter and LinkedIn are all social networking platforms while YouTube , Instagram and Pinterest are more visual . Planned focus in different channels will help you get better results from different channels .
 When more than 80 % of your consumers access social media platforms from their mobile phones , you just ca n’t ignore it . It implies that even social media ads are viewed on mobiles . Do n’t forget to have mobile optimized ads ( or rather get them optimized for tablets as well ) . With ‘ Geofencing ’ , you can even take advantage of mobile consumers when they approach near your business locations .
 One of the biggest mistakes that brands make is to be so self - absorbed that they do n’t listen to their online users . If you listen intently and respond earnestly , chances are that you will have better brand loyalty . Open your ears and hear what consumers might be saying about your brand on social media channels and discussion forums .
 Brands must start thinking beyond interaction . Being accessible to your consumers means that being available for a quick online chat ( or have the bots cater to that need ) , answer consumer queries instantly , build relationship with followers and respond to their complaints . You must be quick to respond .
 Well , we ’ve given you a lot to think about and work upon to start generating leads from your social media ads . If you still need help , we ’re right here .
 Thanks Linda . Keep coming for more informative posts .


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A genome-wide association study of suicidal behavior.
Galfalvy H, Haghighi F, Hodgkinson C, Goldman D, Oquendo MA, Burke A, Huang YY, Giegling I, Rujescu D, Bureau A, Turecki G, Mann JJ.
Am J Med Genet B Neuropsychiatr Genet. 2015 Oct;168(7):557-63. doi: 10.1002/ajmg.b.32330. Epub 2015 Jun 16.
Significant shared heritability underlies suicide attempt and clinically predicted probability of attempting suicide.
Ruderfer DM, Walsh CG, Aguirre MW, Tanigawa Y, Ribeiro JD, Franklin JC, Rivas MA.
Familial transmission of suicidal ideation and suicide attempts: evidence from a general population sample.
Goodwin RD, Beautrais AL, Fergusson DM.
Psychiatry Res. 2004 Apr 30;126(2):159-65.
Associations between substance use disorders and suicide or suicide attempts in people with mental illness: a Danish nation-wide, prospective, register-based study of patients diagnosed with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, unipolar depression or personality disorder.
Østergaard MLD, Nordentoft M, Hjorthøj C.
Addiction. 2017 Jul;112(7):1250-1259. doi: 10.1111/add.13788. Epub 2017 Mar 14.
Familial clustering of suicidal behaviour and psychopathology in young suicide attempters. A register-based nested case control study.
Mittendorfer-Rutz E, Rasmussen F, Wasserman D.
Soc Psychiatry Psychiatr Epidemiol. 2008 Jan;43(1):28-36. Epub 2007 Oct 12.
DeVylder JE, Lukens EP, Link BG, Lieberman JA.
JAMA Psychiatry. 2015 Mar;72(3):219-25. doi: 10.1001/jamapsychiatry.2014.2663.
Cannabis abuse and serious suicide attempts.
Beautrais AL, Joyce PR, Mulder RT.
Mental health and socio-economic variations in Australian suicide.
Taylor R, Page A, Morrell S, Harrison J, Carter G.
Soc Sci Med. 2005 Oct;61(7):1551-9. Epub 2005 Apr 18.
Influence of CRHR1 Polymorphisms and Childhood Abuse on Suicide Attempts in Affective Disorders: A GxE Approach.
Ludwig B, Kienesberger K, Carlberg L, Swoboda P, Bernegger A, Koller R, Wang Q, Inaner M, Zotter M, Kapusta ND, Haslacher H, Aigner M, Kasper S, Schosser A.
Front Psychiatry. 2018 Apr 26;9:165. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2018.00165. eCollection 2018.
Mental disorders and risk of suicide attempt: a national prospective study.
Hoertel N, Franco S, Wall MM, Oquendo MA, Kerridge BT, Limosin F, Blanco C.
Mol Psychiatry. 2015 Jun;20(6):718-26. doi: 10.1038/mp.2015.19. Epub 2015 May 18.
Exploring the correlates of suicide attempts among individuals with major depressive disorder: findings from the national epidemiologic survey on alcohol and related conditions.
Bolton JM, Belik SL, Enns MW, Cox BJ, Sareen J.
J Clin Psychiatry. 2008 Jul;69(7):1139-49.
A Novel Brief Therapy for Patients Who Attempt Suicide: A 24-months Follow-Up Randomized Controlled Study of the Attempted Suicide Short Intervention Program (ASSIP).
Gysin-Maillart A, Schwab S, Soravia L, Megert M, Michel K.
PLoS Med. 2016 Mar 1;13(3):e1001968. doi: 10.1371/journal.pmed.1001968. eCollection 2016 Mar.
Multimarker analysis suggests the involvement of BDNF signaling and microRNA biosynthesis in suicidal behavior.
Am J Med Genet B Neuropsychiatr Genet. 2016 Sep;171(6):763-76. doi: 10.1002/ajmg.b.32433. Epub 2016 Feb 27.
Analysis of CpG SNPs in 34 genes: association test with suicide attempt in schizophrenia.
Bani-Fatemi A, Gonçalves VF, Zai C, de Souza R, Le Foll B, Kennedy JL, Wong AH, De Luca V.
Schizophr Res. 2013 Jul;147(2-3):262-8. doi: 10.1016/j.schres.2013.04.018. Epub 2013 May 14.
The relationship between anxiety disorders and suicide attempts: findings from the National Epidemiologic Survey on Alcohol and Related Conditions.
Nepon J, Belik SL, Bolton J, Sareen J.
Depress Anxiety. 2010 Sep;27(9):791-8. doi: 10.1002/da.20674.
Occurrence and Recurrence of Attempted Suicide Among People With Epilepsy.
Hesdorffer DC, Ishihara L, Webb DJ, Mynepalli L, Galwey NW, Hauser WA.
JAMA Psychiatry. 2016 Jan;73(1):80-6. doi: 10.1001/jamapsychiatry.2015.2516.

tokenized:
A genome - wide association study of suicidal behavior .
 Galfalvy H , Haghighi F , Hodgkinson C , Goldman D , Oquendo MA , Burke A , Huang YY , Giegling I , Rujescu D , Bureau A , Turecki G , Mann JJ .
 Am J Med Genet B Neuropsychiatr Genet . 2015 Oct;168(7):557 - 63 . doi : 10.1002 / ajmg.b.32330 . Epub 2015 Jun 16 .
 Significant shared heritability underlies suicide attempt and clinically predicted probability of attempting suicide .
 Ruderfer DM , Walsh CG , Aguirre MW , Tanigawa Y , Ribeiro JD , Franklin JC , Rivas MA .
 Familial transmission of suicidal ideation and suicide attempts : evidence from a general population sample .
 Goodwin RD , Beautrais AL , Fergusson DM .
 Psychiatry Res . 2004 Apr 30;126(2):159 - 65 .
 Associations between substance use disorders and suicide or suicide attempts in people with mental illness : a Danish nation - wide , prospective , register - based study of patients diagnosed with schizophrenia , bipolar disorder , unipolar depression or personality disorder .
 Østergaard MLD , Nordentoft M , Hjorthøj C.
 Addiction . 2017 Jul;112(7):1250 - 1259 . doi : 10.1111 / add.13788 . Epub 2017 Mar 14 .
 Familial clustering of suicidal behaviour and psychopathology in young suicide attempters . A register - based nested case control study .
 Mittendorfer - Rutz E , Rasmussen F , Wasserman D.
 Soc Psychiatry Psychiatr Epidemiol . 2008 Jan;43(1):28 - 36 . Epub 2007 Oct 12 .
 DeVylder JE , Lukens EP , Link BG , Lieberman JA .
 JAMA Psychiatry . 2015 Mar;72(3):219 - 25 . doi : 10.1001 / jamapsychiatry.2014.2663 .
 Cannabis abuse and serious suicide attempts .
 Beautrais AL , Joyce PR , Mulder RT .
 Mental health and socio - economic variations in Australian suicide .
 Taylor R , Page A , Morrell S , Harrison J , Carter G.
 Soc Sci Med . 2005 Oct;61(7):1551 - 9 . Epub 2005 Apr 18 .
 Influence of CRHR1 Polymorphisms and Childhood Abuse on Suicide Attempts in Affective Disorders : A GxE Approach .
 Ludwig B , Kienesberger K , Carlberg L , Swoboda P , Bernegger A , Koller R , Wang Q , Inaner M , Zotter M , Kapusta ND , Haslacher H , Aigner M , Kasper S , Schosser A.
 Front Psychiatry . 2018 Apr 26;9:165 . doi : 10.3389 / fpsyt.2018.00165 . eCollection 2018 .
 Mental disorders and risk of suicide attempt : a national prospective study .
 Hoertel N , Franco S , Wall MM , Oquendo MA , Kerridge BT , Limosin F , Blanco C.
 Mol Psychiatry . 2015 Jun;20(6):718 - 26 . doi : 10.1038 / mp.2015.19 . Epub 2015 May 18 .
 Exploring the correlates of suicide attempts among individuals with major depressive disorder : findings from the national epidemiologic survey on alcohol and related conditions .
 Bolton JM , Belik SL , Enns MW , Cox BJ , Sareen J.
 J Clin Psychiatry . 2008 Jul;69(7):1139 - 49 .
 A Novel Brief Therapy for Patients Who Attempt Suicide : A 24 - months Follow - Up Randomized Controlled Study of the Attempted Suicide Short Intervention Program ( ASSIP ) .
 Gysin - Maillart A , Schwab S , Soravia L , Megert M , Michel K.
 PLoS Med . 2016 Mar 1;13(3):e1001968 . doi : 10.1371 / journal.pmed.1001968 . eCollection 2016 Mar.
 Multimarker analysis suggests the involvement of BDNF signaling and microRNA biosynthesis in suicidal behavior .
 Am J Med Genet B Neuropsychiatr Genet . 2016 Sep;171(6):763 - 76 . doi : 10.1002 / ajmg.b.32433 . Epub 2016 Feb 27 .
 Analysis of CpG SNPs in 34 genes : association test with suicide attempt in schizophrenia .
 Bani - Fatemi A , Gonçalves VF , Zai C , de Souza R , Le Foll B , Kennedy JL , Wong AH , De Luca V.
 Schizophr Res . 2013 Jul;147(2 - 3):262 - 8 . doi : 10.1016 / j.schres.2013.04.018 . Epub 2013 May 14 .
 The relationship between anxiety disorders and suicide attempts : findings from the National Epidemiologic Survey on Alcohol and Related Conditions .
 Nepon J , Belik SL , Bolton J , Sareen J.
 Depress Anxiety . 2010 Sep;27(9):791 - 8 . doi : 10.1002 / da.20674 .
 Occurrence and Recurrence of Attempted Suicide Among People With Epilepsy .
 Hesdorffer DC , Ishihara L , Webb DJ , Mynepalli L , Galwey NW , Hauser WA .
 JAMA Psychiatry . 2016 Jan;73(1):80 - 6 . doi : 10.1001 / jamapsychiatry.2015.2516 .