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American Idol Final 7
My prediction that scott would outlast Anwar came true this week as Anwar got sent home. Its been a while since I thought anything Anwar did was very good, however this week certainly wasn't bad. He didn't pick something cheesy. He didn't sing a song whose only real substance was the last note. Anwar actually did pretty good this week singing a song about remembering September. Nevertheless I was glad that he was finally gone. The group is slowly getting wittled down to its strongest performers, and that makes for great no-cringe television. Now if we could just get rid of Anthony Federov.
Anthony sang "Dont take away my music" -I'm guessing on the name. 70's dance songs was the theme. There are so many great songs from that period I have to wonder where he drug this one up from. He actually sang in tune for the most part this week and it wasn't a bad performance (except his dancing still looks awkward and forced). It was just a rather uninteresting song.
Constantine sang "Nights on Broadway." He sounded good once again, and picked an awesome song. However he looked horrible. He tried to dress to the theme which included a white sports coat on top of a black dress shirt, unbuttoned just enough to reveal some cheesy jewelry underneath. Add to that that he was mysteriously wearing way too much eyeliner, and the result was that he really did look like an old drunk guy singing karoke. Actually he sounded much better on previous weeks which suggests to me that his song choice was probably a bad one for his vocal range. Given that the original song is sung in falsetto it was probably hard to judge.
Carrie Underwood sang "Macarthur Park." She also sounded pretty good as usual. The song however left you thinking "What exactly is she singing about." Also Simon described her as looking like "Barbie meets the Stepford Wives." It was a perfect description. However Carrie certainly didn't look unattractive, so who's to say that its not a perfectly good "look" to have.
Scott sang "Everlasting Love." Its a great song, Scott just cannot quite pull off a song with that much passion and emotion involved. It made me wish Vonzell or Constantine had picked that song instead. However he tried, and he didn't sing it bad. The line "You'll never be denied, everlasting love," just isn't convincing from a guy who looks like he'd rather go get a beer than be up there singing in front of everyone. I doubt that thats actually the case. Scott just often looks like his mind is somewhere else.
Vonzell gave us another stellar performance with "I'm every woman." Given how great she sings pop music I'd hate to see them (studio 19) shove Vonzell into a little R & B box, should she get an album -and I suspect she will.
Bo sang the coolest song of the night with "Vehicle." I don't think I would call his performance better than Vonzell's. However that was an awesome song choice, and Bo has an awesome voice. I think Bo probably has the best voice in the competition, how else could a goofy rocker have made it this far. Bo still is a little goofy, and he doesn't quite engage us like Vonzell and Constantine can, but he has the coolest voice, and when he's great he really blows us away.
So here is worst to best from this week:
Anthony Federov
Scott Savol
Constantine Maroulis
Anwar Robinson
Carrie Underwood
Bo Bice
Vonzell Solomon
I was also relieved to see
I was also relieved to see Anwar go - now they just have to lose Constantine and I will be 100% satisfied with the slate of contestants. My wife pointed something out to me the other night: despite his distinctive stage persona, Constantine really has no artistic identity yet. Carrie is a country-pop singer (cf Shania Twain), Vonzell is a pop diva type (cf Tina Turner), Anthony is a European-y adult-contemporary crooner (Limahl?), Scott is a curiously lifeless soul singer (Al Green on Valium?), and Bo is a Southern rock guy, but Constantine? He started out in theater, then joined a sleazy nu-metal band, and now he's in a mainstream pop singing contest. Seems like the only common thread with him is a desire to get famous doing whatever...
Ur a bit late in posting ur
Ur a bit late in posting ur articles. My comment is regarding the final 6 performance. I just wanna say, everybody was great, judging from the fact they made it this far. But Constantine's performance sucked big time. But sadly enough, chances are that america is gonna discard scott from this competition, though his performance was far better than constantine's (Though the song choice was BAD!). My point is, based on every week's performance, Constantine should be packing his bags not Scott, the way Simon said.It really truly saddens me. Please America, give Scott one more chance.:sad:


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There are 83 horses declared to run, including 43 rated 100 or more, across the seven races on Polytrack for the £1-million All-Weather Championships Finals Day at Lingfield Park on Good Friday, April 14.
The most lucrative prize of the afternoon is the £200,000 Betway Easter Classic (4.40pm, nine runners) over 10 furlongs. Convey (Sir Michael Stoute/Ryan Moore) is the 9/4 favourite with Betway following a narrow victory over Pinzolo and Absolute Blast (Archie Watson/Luke Morris, 4/1) in the G3 Betway Winter Derby over the course and distance on February 25.
Last year's winner and All-Weather Horse of The Year Grendisar (Marco Botti/Silvestre de Sousa, 6/1) is bidding to become the first two-time winner of the Betway Easter Classic.
The seven-year-old has not quite produced his best form in four starts this winter, latterly finishing a staying-on fifth, though beaten only a length, behind Convey in the Betway Winter Derby.
Trainer Marco Botti said today: "Grendisar is training well and looks in the same form as heading into Good Friday last year.
"This year hasn't quite gone to plan and whether that is because he is a year older or running against slightly better horses, I don't know.
"But from what we see at home he is in really good order and looks well. I am sure if he bounces back to his best form, he must be a strong contender.
"The team have decided to use Silvestre de Sousa. It will be the first time Silvestre rides him. We have put the cheekpieces back on as well as I didn't think the blinkers made any difference last time."
Battalion (Jamie Osborne/Adam Kirby, 5/1) won his first two starts impressively for new connections this winter, including a smooth success in the Listed Betway Quebec Stakes over course and distance in December.
Elbereth (Andrew Balding/David Probert, 6/1) booked her place in the line-up with victory in a Fast-Track Qualifier at Dundalk last month, while Metropol (Pia Brandt/Maxime Guyon, 16/1), one of two French challengers, is back for another tilt after finishing third last year.
Third Time Lucky (Richard Fahey/Paul Hanagan, 10/1), winner of the 2015 Cambridgeshire at Newmarket, the other French runner Allez Henri (Didier & Pauline Prod'homme/Aurelien Lemaitre, 16/1) and Van Huysen (Dominic Ffrench Davis/John Egan, 66/1) complete the field.
2.10pm £150,000 Betway All-Weather Marathon Championships, 1m 7f 169y
Godolphin pair Natural Scenery (Saeed bin Suroor/David Probert, 4/1 fav with Betway) and Winning Story (Saeed bin Suroor/Silvestre de Sousa, 7/1), both successful at Newcastle this winter, head a maximum field of 14 runners for the Betway All-Weather Marathon Championships.
The line-up also features G3 Betway Winter Derby runner-up Pinzolo (Ismail Mohamed/Sean Levey, 6/1) and Wolverhampton scorer Cohesion (David Bridgwater/Ryan Moore, 8/1), as well as Fast-Track victors Watersmeet (Mark Johnston/Joe Fanning, 9/2), First Mohican (Alan King/Hollie Doyle, 14/1) and Winterlude (Jennie Candlish/David Nolan, 16/1).
2.40pm £150,000 32Red All-Weather Fillies' And Mares' Championships, 7f
Muffri'Ha (William Haggas/Pat Cosgrave, 6/4 fav with 32Red), a close third last time out in the G1 Jebel Hatta on turf at Meydan, Dubai, clashes with fellow G3 winners Realtra (Roger Varian/Andrea Atzeni, 5/1) and Ashadihan (Kevin Ryan/Kevin Stott, 2/1) in the 32Red All-Weather Fillies' And Mares' Championships.
The 12-strong field also includes last year's winner Volunteer Point (Mick Channon/Graham Lee, 10/1) and Carolinae (Charlie Fellowes/Stevie Donohoe, 10/1), who has won her last two starts on the All-Weather.
3.10pm £150,000 Betway All-Weather Sprint Championships, 6f
Pretend (Charlie Appleby/Adam Kirby, 4/1 with Betway, drawn 12), winner of this race in 2015, and last year's runner-up Lancelot Du Lac (Dean Ivory/Robert Winston, 3/1, drawn 6) headline a maximum field of 12, plus two reserves, for the Betway All-Weather Sprint Championships.
Richard Fahey is bidding for a third win in the race with recent course winner Kimberella (Paul Hannagan, 9/2, drawn 5). Fast-Track scorers Doc Sportello (Michael Herrington/Graham Lee, 16/1, drawn 14), Royal Birth (Stuart Williams/Aaron Jones, 7/1, drawn 3) and Sign Of The Kodiac (James Given/Joe Fanning, 33/1, drawn 2) also run.
3.40pm £150,000 Sunbets All-Weather Mile Championships, 1m
Ennaadd (Roger Varian/Andrea Atzeni, 7/4 fav with Sunbets) stars among a full field of 12, plus two reserves, for the Sunbets All-Weather Mile Championships. The four-year-old is highest-rated runner on Finals Day with a rating of 113, thanks to an impressive Listed success at Kempton Park in November.
Qurbaan (Francois Rohaut/Dane O'Neill, 5/1) flies the flag for France after winning Listed prizes at Deauville and Cagnes-sur-Mer, while My Target (Michael Wigham/Connor Beasley, 7/1) is seeking a sixth course and distance success at Lingfield Park this winter.
Sovereign Debt (Ruth Carr/James Sullivan, 6/1) bids to make it third time lucky after finishing second in both 2015 and 2016. Salateen (David O'Meara/Danny Tudhope, 16/1) and Keystroke (Jeremy Noseda/Adam Kirby, 6/1), first and second in the Listed sunbets.co.uk Lady Wulfruna Stakes at Wolverhampton last time out, also reoppose.
4.10pm £150,000 32Red Three-Year-Old All-Weather Championships, 6f
Second Thought (William Haggas/Robert Winston, 5/4 fav with 32Red, drawn 5) bids for a four-timer in the 32Red Three-Year-Old All-Weather Championships. He defeated Sutter County (Mark Johnston/Joe Fanning, 7/2, drawn 1) on his latest start in the seven-furlong Listed 32Red Spring Cup at the course on March 4.
The 10-strong field also includes Godolphin filly Dubai One (Saeed bin Suroor/Ryan Moore, 5/1, drawn 7), who is three from three this winter, Tomily (Richard Hannon/Sean Levey, 13/2, drawn 8) and Dundalk Fast-Track victor Visionary (Robert Cowell/Luke Morris, 12/1, drawn 4).
The opening race of the day is the £50,000 Sunbets All-Weather Champion Apprentice Handicap (1.40pm, 14 runners) over seven furlongs, which gives up and coming young jockeys the chance to shine.
Racing on Good Friday also takes places at two other ARC courses, Newcastle (Tapeta), where the highlight is the £100,000 32Red Burradon Conditions Race (3.55pm, eight runners), and Bath (turf).
Newcastle offers £250,000 in total prize money and Bath £175,000 (the course's richest ever raceday).


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Hahah, remember when I used to run? Yeah, good one.
Turns out I am not an adult and I don't know how to take care of myself. Tuesday I tried to power through aerial fueled by some nasal decongestant and ended up pulling a major muscle in my neck, couldn't sleep on Tuesday night and basically gave my lingering cold the green light to completely take over my body. I'm able to breathe today which is excellent news, so my goal is to run this weekend. Any miles, any pace, anywhere. Big Goals, I know. Since I have no running updates, here's an update on my Capsule Wardrobe. I've still been sticking with it but man has the wonder of it all completely worn off. Let's review some pros and cons of this project for a moment.
Pro: Identify styles/trends/pieces I love. Con: Boring.
One of my goals in embarking on this project was to help identify the pieces I really love and it has absolutely done that. It has also helped identify trends that I feel I am missing out on and reinvigorated my childhood sense of actually planning for an item and imagining all the ways I would wear it without just impulse buying a bunch of crap. The problem is I kind of miss that crap. Working in retail, even the boring planning and excel side of it, means I'm exposed constantly to cute shit that I want want want and cannot wait to hit the stores so I can buy it. Working close to fashion means exposure to pretty things to please our customer, I miss being that customer.
Lesson for next round: Accessorize. Pick more fun stuff. Also, lipstick solves most outfit conundrums.
Pro: Time saving in my morning routine. Con: No more dress up.
The fact that it takes me about 8 seconds to get ready in the morning is wonderful. The fact that I feel like I am wearing the same outfits and combos each week is getting a little tiring. One of my favorite and completely spoiled sounding things to do is take some time on the weekend and play dress up. It's usually inspired after spending time with my girls or hitting up a thrift store, but whatever the reason it's fun to try on almost everything in the closet in combinations that I have never tried before and coming up with some ridiculous outfit to wear on Monday, stride confidently into my office and then realize halfway through my first cup of coffee that something is riding up, something is stained, my feet hurt, and that the lighting in here is waaaay different than in my house. Who cares, it's fun and it felt awesome for a hot second. It's been nice getting out the door a little quicker but I'm getting a little bored with what's showing up to work every day and missing the fun stuff.
Lesson for next round: Be more thorough when choosing the wardrobe. Pick some pieces that are fun. I've heard accessories can cure this too, but I'm always wary of jangly things, I tend to lose tiny and shiny objects or break them or get them caught on door handles and hurt myself.
Pro: Money saving. Con: Spending more on anything/everything else.
This has been a wash I think. Last week I bought some new lipstick and fancy shampoo because I feel like I'm saving incredible amounts of cash participating in my CW thus negating the savings. I've been pushing the rules on this whole thing a bunch too. I never created rules about if makeup counts. I forgot we were having a HUGE once a year employee sale this week. Did I say if shoes counted or not? I can't remember (they did) so I bought some today in advance of my next wardrobe change. They were too expensive. But then I even keep waffling back and forth about what my budget is for next season blah blah blah I'm not retiring sooner because of this project.
Lesson for next round: Set a budget and very clear guidelines. I know me and I know that if there is a grey area I will roll around in that shit until it's basically black anyway so I need to make up my mind in the beginning and stick to it.
Pro: Getting to enjoy the items I picked. Con: They're falling apart!
I've had a shirt rip, a weird stain show up on another, and shoes that all of a sudden leak water in. Also I'm noticing pilling on a bunch of my sweaters, tears in my winter coat and a new loose thread appeared in a pair of jeans. Another pro that I was hoping for this was looking a little more put together at work, but showing up with a gaping hole in my sleeve is not what I was going for exactly. If I plan correctly and do my research, the CW could help with the money saving issue in the long run by purchasing better quality items and taking the time to get them repaired/resoled/dry cleaned to get a longer life out of them. On this first round however it's just revealing my weakness in taking care of my clothes. My vintage coat still looks awesome ($12 at Salvation Army) but my jeans that I bought new are snagging and look terrible.
Lesson for next round: Get real about repairs and do my research with quality and fit.
I'm past the halfway point in this project and it's feeling a little long but I still want to stick with it come the 4th week of January when it's change it up time. I've learned that there are jeans that last and some that don't. I've also learned that if I'm going to make a commitment to wearing the same clothes for 12 weeks and want to remain in love with them all, I need to plan it out a little bit better. Deciding on Saturday morning that by Saturday evening I will remove 80% of my wardrobe is maybe not the best strategy. Also, I need some hard numbers on what my limits are and what is included (replacements? repairs? a new matte color?) in the wardrobe.
What are you buying lately? Are you happier on a budget or off?


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"This is a really nice blend of flavours - and visually appealing. Quick and easy to toss together. I don't include the onions, but DH likes them in his. Also, if I'm not serving immediately, I'll use less noodles for a moister salad (otherwise best served fresh). Ditali noodles are a nice alternative to macaroni."
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- 2 cups macaroni noodles
- 1⁄2 cup Miracle Whip light
- 3 tablespoons white wine vinegar
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1⁄2 teaspoon chicken bouillon powder
- 1 (200 g) cansolid white tuna packed in oil
- 1 teaspoon basil
- 1 teaspoon parsley
- salt and pepper
- 1⁄2 cup diced tomato
- 1⁄2 cup diced yellow pepper
- 1⁄2 cup diced red onion
- 1⁄2 cup kalamata olive
- 1⁄4 cup crumbled feta cheese
- cucumber (to garnish)
- Cook and drain macaroni noodles according to package directions.
- Whisk together the Miracle Whip, white wine vinegar, lemon juice and bouillon powder, then stir in the tuna, basil and parsley.
- Dice the fresh veggies and crumble in the feta cheese.
- Mix everything together then garnish with peeled cucumber slices. Enjoy!
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Julie RobothamMarch 10, 2009 - 8:02AM
Care facilities for the most fragile premature babies are under mounting pressure in NSW, as a baby boom collides with rising numbers of twins - the result of fertility treatment and the increasing age of new mothers.
... half of the state's neonatal intensive care units were now regularly closed to new infant patients, as unpublished figures ... show twins and higher multiple births made up 22.5 per cent of ... admissions in 2006 - despite in-vitro fertilisation clinics' insistence they are reining in multiple births ...
NSW's birth rate leapt 3 per cent in 2007 alone, to 93,583 births ... Demand for intensive care has also been rising steadily, by 14 per cent between 2001 and 2006, when there were 2296 admissions.
... twins conceived in profitable private clinics frequently fell to the public hospital system for care when they were born sick and fragile. "The cost to the public purse is huge and the people who are running [fertility clinics] are very wealthy."
Associate Professor Evans, who runs the hospital's newborn intensive care unit, said twins were born on average at 37 weeks of pregnancy, and those born before 35 weeks could suffer feeding and breathing problems. Along with the overall rise in births, he said, "there's no doubt [twins] create a significant service load for us".
Doctors said the state's 10 units for the sickest newborns were now often on "code red" - meaning they cannot accept any more infants ... "the state is full almost every day," said the head of another neonatal department ... Our safety margin continues to be diminished." But hospitals would always find a place for a premature infant among the 88 beds statewide, he said. .... Michael Chapman ... at ... IVF Australia, said the proportion of IVF births that were twins or triplets was falling as single embryos were replaced in most cases ...
IVF clinics did not benefit financially from producing twins over single pregnancies, said Professor Chapman ...
Lillian and Erin, now three, were born at 30 weeks, after Mrs Carswell's blood pressure soared as a result of pre-eclampsia. The girls needed hospital care for two months but have avoided long-term consequences.
An interesting debate. No doubt as medical technology increases, we will be able to keep younger and younger babies alive, with increasing qualitity of life.
I wonder what impact effective preconception care may have on this issue. If women accessed effective preconception care that increased their ability to conceive without IVF, then this could well see fewer preterm babies in our neonatal nurseries.


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These 100% remodeled condos ( we have three for rent on the same floor, if this unit is booked please scroll down to see our other condos same headline but unit #1,unit #2 ) are in the heart of the most exciting area of Chiang Mai, Nimman, located across from Chiang mai University. This part of the city is where the best trendy restaurants, coffee shops, spas and small shopping boutiques are.
Great to be in the middle of the action, walk to 100+ restaurants and other great night life spots and temples.
Be one of the first to rent one of these three beautiful 11th story condos with fantastic views of the City including Doi Suthep and mountain views. Chom Doi #2 is one of the most iconic condos in Chiang Mai (these three condos are the most recently renovated and the highest end accommodations in the building). Building has Glass elevators and a beautiful swimming pool for a great way to cool down after a long day of exploring.
This is not your average studio condo it has an large open floor plan and a high end complete kitchen. This includes microwave oven , electric cooktop, larger refrigerator, standard size oven, and hot water (all rare in Chiang Mai). Plates glasses and cooking utensils are also included.
Beautiful contemporary cabinets with large granite counters and custom built ins for plenty of storage.
All new beautiful modern tile bathroom with large shower unlimited hot water and good pressure with high end fixtures.
New Sealy queen mattress with gel foam topper, high end sheets and towels imported from the US.
A comfortable sitting area to relax and watch tv from and another area with bar stools around the granite peninsula in the kitchen. There is included unlimited 50 mb internet your own account not sharred
A 42" Flat scene tv with cable and DVD player (free dvds available) .
There is a long balcony with a small table and chairs for two, great place for beautiful sunsets and mountain and city views!!!!
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We can also arrange private tours and special events, just ask and we try to full fill all your special needs.
We have three condos on the same floor with two condos side by side if additional space is needed.
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I am a traveler, have been wandering the planet for over 40 years looking for the best places to live and enjoy life. I have been to over 100 countries and Chiang Mai Thailand is the place I have decided to live and enjoy my life.
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With the scooter available for transportation our needs were fully satisfied with this apartment. I highly recommend this for others.
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We stayed here 12 days and enjoyed every minute. The apartment was of high quality renovation, done with care. Everything was there that we needed. The owners were amazing, and went above and beyond, including helping us with our house search.
Stayed here for 5 weeks.A great condo with everything you would need . Quiet location and the scooter is a bonus.would stay here again no problem. Mark
This is a five star property with an amazing view, great location and super clean unit. Peter is a terrific host and made all the arrangements easy and even helped late one evening when our friends misplaced their key and Peter came in with another key. You simply cannot find a better place of this quality for the price. We highly recommend and when we return will be staying here at Chom Doi Condos , Peter Aspoy Host.
This condo is fantastic! They have thought of everything you could need coming from another country. We were visiting our daughter and her family, they just had their 3rd child. The older kids loved the pool. We live in the mountains, so we really enjoyed the view of the mountains from the condo. It made us feel at home. It was also fun to watch the traffic on Canal street from the balcony. We were able to make breakfast every morning and not have to rush out. My husband loved driving the scooter to the 7-11. I didn't think I would use the phone, but we did use it a few times. This condo is exactly as advertised. I am planning to stay again next year and probably rent the two condos next to each other. I would definitely recommend this condo.
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Hand, foot, and mouth disease is a common viral illness that usually affects infants and children younger than 5 years old. However, it can sometimes occur in adults. Symptoms of hand, foot, and mouth disease include fever, blister-like sores in the mouth (herpangina), and a skin rash. Hand, foot, and mouth disease is caused by viruses that belong to the Enterovirus genus (group). This group of viruses includes polioviruses, coxsackieviruses, echoviruses, and enteroviruses. Coxsackievirus A16 is the most common cause of hand, foot, and mouth disease in the United States, but other coxsackieviruses have been associated with the illness. Enterovirus 71 has also been associated with hand, foot, and mouth disease and outbreaks of this disease. Hand, foot, and mouth disease is often confused with foot-and-mouth disease (also called hoof-and-mouth disease), a disease of cattle, sheep, and swine. However, the two diseases are caused by different viruses and are not related. Humans do not get the animal disease, and animals do not get the human disease.
The night that the blisters showed up was pretty rough. I put the boy down to bed, which took a lot longer than usual. He still self soothes by sucking on his fingers, which was now extremely painful with blisters on both his fingers and in his mouth. He finally fell asleep and I ran to the grocery store to pick up some supplies for the next few days – natural popsicles, organic ice cream, organic juice. Lots of liquids and soft foods. I also grabbed a few homeopathic remedies to try.
To detour for a moment…I am currently taking a course in Homeopathy. For those who know me well, you know that with my scientific background, I am extremely skeptical about the whole premise of homeopathy. Diluting and shaking something down so much that there is no trace left of the original base? In theory, it sounds like hogwash. But I can't refute that it works. Most of you have probably taken or used a homeopathic remedy and not even realized it. Hylands Teething Tablets for babies are homeopathic as is Arnica cream for muscle pain. Homeopathy is based on the principle that Like Cures Like. In other words, if a person takes, for example Belladonna, they will experience symptoms of dilated pupils, sensitivity to light, blurred vision, tachycardia, loss of balance, staggering, headache, rash, flushing, severely dry mouth and throat, slurred speech, urinary retention, constipation, confusion, hallucinations, delirium, and convulsions. Therefore, if someone experiences any of these symptoms for other reasons, they should be able to find relief with homeopathic Belladonna. Homeopathic remedies are listed by name with a number and X or C after it. This indicates the number of times it was diluted. The bigger the number, the greater the dilution, and the more potent is it said to be. X is 1/2 the dilution of C.
So back to my son's Hand, Foot, and Mouth disease. I had recently read about Arnica and Rhus toxicodendron. Arnica is well known for pain, but it also is indicated for itching and burning skin, eruption of small pimples, and soreness of gums (as well as a whole host of other indications). Rhus toxicodendron (or poison ivy) is indicated for blisters on the skin (and lots of other things). I purchased both. My grocery store carries the Boiron brand of homeopathics.
Another great thing about homeopathy is how cheap it is!
Natural Remedies for Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease
I continued Arnica 30C for 3 more times that day. The next day I switched to Rhus tox 30C for 3 times. In addition to the homeopathics, I gave him our usual immune boosting treatment 3 times a day:
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I'm still amazed at how effective the Arnica 30C was in relieving his pain. It was quite remarkable.


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ERIC Number: ED232363
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Classroom Teaching Behaviors Which Predict Peer Acceptance of Mainstreamed Students.
Larrivee, Barbara; Horne, Marcia D.
Thirty-three teacher behaviors previously identified as characteristic of teachers effective with mainstreamed students were examined for their effects on peer acceptance of the mainstreamed students. Elementary teachers (N=118) participated. Classroom observations were recorded and a group test of peer acceptance was administered. Correlational analyses were conducted controlling for length of time mainstreamed, hours of services provided, and sex. Results indicated that of the 33 teaching variables considered, only three correlated significantly with peer acceptance. Sustaining feedback, providing followup to students who give incorrect answers, was positively correlated to peer acceptance, while criticizing incorrect responses was negatively related. A high amount of teacher transition, or noninstructional time, was also related to low peer acceptance. Findings emphasized the importance of corrective, noncritical feedback. (CL)
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A Game of Cat and Horse, the year before that it was the pivot point of Dark One's Mistress.
This year, the piece comes from Dark One's Bride. It's a later chapter (and a sparsely-done one at that) that's just a little past halfway in the story.
I'm not going to go into massive explanations or anything, but I will say this: Clara was all set to marry Lucias (hence the title) but she called it off with only days to spare. And as for the scene itself ... they were engaged in a little swordplay just moments ago.


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British Prime Minister Theresa May has come under attack from all sides of the British political scene for not condemning the U.S travel ban on refugees and travellers from seven Muslim nations. One of her MPs is arguing Trump should not address parliament in a state visit.
Conservative MP Sarah Wollaston was particularly vocal on Twitter, stating that the traditional state visit courtesy of addressing both houses of parliament in Westminster Hall should be withdrawn in the case of Donald Trump, as it is reserved for leaders who have made an "outstanding and positive difference to the world."
May Bows to Pressure
In a statement, Theresa May stated she does not agree with the policy that has brought widespread misery and chaos to U.S airports and ports. It went on to state that the British Government would make representations should British citizens be affected by the ninety-day travel ban.
A spokesman for the government said, "Immigration policy in the United States is a matter for the government of the United States, just the same as immigration policy for this country should be set by our government.
"But we do not agree with this kind of approach and it is not one we will be taking. We are studying this new executive order to see what it means and what the legal effects are, and in particular what the consequences are for UK nationals. If there is any impact on UK nationals then clearly we will make representations to the US government about that."
May is not only facing increasing unrest in her own party over the travel ban issue. The party is facing increasing divisions over Brexit and more and more scrutinising questions are being levelled at the Prime Minister.
One of which, was why it took her so long to respond to calls for her to speak out against the policy.
Her habit of not answering and avoiding questions is calling into doubt her leadership credentials as the government plunges into one crisis after another.


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The water meters Asahi GMK (Plastic Body Casing) housing and the cover is made of Nory Resin Plastic Composite plastics to withstand the pressure 17.5 bar (KG/Cm2) resistant to water absorption (Low Water Absorption) and suitable for fluid engineering. (Fluld Engineer) the design of the Multi Jet water meters under the case are two separate This one is.
Asahi water meters. Water meters are manufactured in Thailand. The water meters. For use in water only. Made from high quality ingredients that can be protected from corrosion. And last for a long water meters Asahi powered magnetic rotor 2 and the volume of water that is arranged in a straight line. Can be read easily. Jane has a dial and polished. Dry throughout the lifespan. The system. It was sealed in a vacuum cystic. And work with magnets. Of rotation will take you directly to the system, which is associated with a moving magnet. As a result, the measurement accuracy. Even at low flow rates.
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by Chris Woodford. Last updated: October 18, 2017.
Concorde, they called it, but it could just as easily have been named Titan. Whizzing through the sky at twice the speed of sound (up to 2200 km/h or 1350 mph), the world's favorite supersonic plane was protected from air friction by a heat-proof titanium skin that could stretch as much as 25 cm (10 inches) during flight! It's not surprising titanium is the metal of choice in airplanes like this: it's as strong as steel but only about half as heavy and it doesn't go rusty. Although three quarters of the world's titanium is used in aerospace, you won't just find this metal soaring through the sky: it has a huge range of other applications, from the manufacture of toothpaste, false teeth, and wedding rings to the development of artificial hip joints and deep-diving submarines. Impressed? You will be! Let's take a closer look at how this amazing material works.
Photo: Concorde: a titanium tube comes in to land? Photo by Jose Lopez courtesy of Defense Imagery. Now retired from flight, the only Concordes we're likely to see these days are either standing in museums or floating on their way to them.
Photo: Welding a titanium tube. Photo by Staff Sgt. Phillip Butterfield courtesy of US Air Force.
Think "strong, light, and rustproof" and you have the essence of what makes titanium so important. It's a brilliant all-round material—similar to aluminum but very much stronger and quite a bit heavier.
Like aluminum, titanium is a silvery-white metal that resists corrosion (rusting): that's because it reacts readily with oxygen and forms a protective layer of titanium oxide that keeps out air and water. Titanium also resists attack by strong acids and alkalis. It's relatively hard and brittle when it's cold and you have to heat it up to work it into shape or draw it into wires. In chemical reactions, it forms lots of interesting compounds (when atoms of titanium bond to atoms of other elements); it also forms some extremely useful alloys (when titanium metal is "mixed" with other metals to combine their useful properties).
Photos: Everyday uses of titanium: Titanium dioxide puts the white color in white paint, which is why this tube is labeled "Titanium White."
Perhaps the best-known use of titanium is in the compound titanium dioxide (TiO2 also known as titanium white), which is one of the whitest substances known. About 95 percent of the titanium we consume is used in titanium dioxide, which puts the whiteness in everything from paints, toothpastes, and paper to porcelain ceramics, floor coverings, textiles, and even concrete.
Arguably titanium's use as a whitener is a trivial—if economically very important—use for such a versatile material, because it doesn't really matter what color our toothpaste and paint is: we could live without such things, if we really had to.
But could we live without the titanium alloys that are used to make airplane parts? In some modern planes, titanium has been used in everything from the outer "skin" and the landing gear to the hydraulic pipes and the innermost parts of the jet engines (because it's light and good at withstanding high-temperatures and the stresses and strains caused by friction when air moves through at supersonic speeds). Since titanium is so useful in airplanes, it's not surprising it's used in spacecraft too.
Photos: Everyday uses of titanium: My eyeglass frames are made from a nickel-titanium alloy. They're called shape memory frames because you can bend them and they'll spring straight back to shape. Behind them, the tiny loudspeaker on my laptop is also made from titanium.
And what about medical items made from titanium—could we live without those? Many people have strong but flexible eyeglasses made from titanium alloys. Thanks to its protective oxide coating, titanium is a perfect metal for making things like replacement hip joints because it won't rust or react adversely with tissue or bone. The same quality makes it ideal for lining food manufacturing equipment. You can probably see that strength, lightness, and an ability to resist rusting in seawater for years on end also makes titanium a perfect construction material for submarines.
Photo: Using sunlight and titanium dioxide to purify water. Photo of research at Sandia National Laboratories by courtesy of US Department of Energy.
Titanium and its compounds are also important in the manufacture of other chemicals. Titanium chlorides are used as catalysts (accelerators that speed up chemical reactions) in the manufacture of plastic polypropylene and many other organic (carbon-based) chemicals.
If all that sounds a bit mundane, how about jewelry made from titanium? There's a gem called titania that's made from titanium oxide. It's even more brilliant than diamond, though it's much softer, so less useful. Wedding rings made from titanium are also increasingly popular.
New uses are being found for titanium all the time. In our environmentally conscious age, more people are installing heat-reflecting windows (also called low-E windows) to reflect heat back into their homes (or keep sunlight out) and save on heating and air-conditioning bills. A thin layer of titanium oxide (or another metal) on the glass is the secret ingredient that makes these windows work.
Extraction and production
Photo: Chart: Countries exporting titanium metal (sponge) to the United States 2012–2015. Source: Titanium and Titanium Dioxide, USGS Mineral Commodity Summary, January 2017.
Although similar in many ways to aluminum, titanium is somewhat less common. While aluminum is the third most abundant element in Earth's crust, titanium ranks only ninth. Even so, it's still found in virtually all rocks, sands, soils, and clays, as well as in plants, animals, and water. Like aluminum, titanium's readiness to react with oxygen means it is never found on Earth as a pure metal. Instead, it has to be made from mineral ores called ilmenite (a complex compound of iron, titanium, and oxygen with chemical formula FeTiO3) and rutile (mostly titanium dioxide, a compound of titanium and oxygen with chemical formula TiO2) using a series of chemical reactions that can be difficult and costly.
Most titanium is now made by the Kroll process, in which titanium dioxide is reacted with chlorine to form titanium tetrachloride, which is then reacted with magnesium to strip away the chlorine and leave behind the pure metal (known as titanium "sponge"). The sponge is then cast into large bars called ingots. Japan leads world titanium sponge metal production, followed by Kazakhstan, China, and the Ukraine.
- 1791: British clergyman William Gregor (1761–1817) discovers a mysterious substance in the mineral menachanite and names it menachite.
- 1795: A German chemist named Martin H. Klaproth (1732–1817) finds the same substance in the mineral rutile and gives it its modern name, titanium, after the powerful Greek rulers named the Titans.
- 1910: American chemist Matthew A. Hunter makes the first 99.9 percent pure sample of titanium metal from titanium tetrachloride.
- 1930s: William Justin Kroll (1889–1973), a metallurgist from Luxembourg, invents the modern Kroll process, making possible large-scale production of titanium.
- 1950s–: Thanks to the Kroll process, titanium becomes less expensive and is soon prized for its strength, light weight, and all-round versatility.


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A vote for Caroline Fife, our Labour candidate for Arundel & South Downs, on June 8th is a vote to benefit the many rather than the few. The recent TV debates highlight the point perfectly.
Following the Leadership Special TV debates hosted by Channel 4 / Sky and BBC respectively, Jeremy Corbyn for the second time in less than a week looked assured and relaxed, providing compelling evidence that he and Labour have the answers to the challenges that face our country, whilst May looked weak, wobbly and evasive.
Jeremy Corbyn gave straight, honest answers to the audience. He spoke clearly, openly and passionately as he has done throughout the campaign, arguing the case for policies that benefit the majority of people, rather than the few. Jeremy showed us that he has the policies and character to win the next election.
In contrast, Theresa May dodged crucial questions, proving she has no answers to the challenges facing Britain. Furthermore, that vague promises from the leader of a government that have reneged on a myriad of promises whilst in power, Bedroom tax, Schools funding, Child poverty and the ever increasing need for Food banks, not to speak of the NHS, simply cannot be trusted.
It showed the clear choice on offer in this election: Labour's plan to transform Britain for the majority of citizens, and a Conservative Party that has held people back and puts the wealthy first.
That is why it is crucial to go out and vote for Caroline Fife, our Labour candidate on June 8th.


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Quantum World Science Evening
Eyal Schwartz is a Postdoctoral Fellow of the Dodd-Walls Centre for Photonic and Quantum Technologies at the University of Otago Department of Physics. He has extensive achievements in the science field, including a PhD in astronomy and astrophysics.
Currently, Dr Schwartz's focus is quantum mechanics and he has been doing research manipulating single atoms in order to understand fundamental phenomena in the fabrication of the universe.
At his presentation last year, Dr Schwartz explained how we discover exoplanets and from them how we can learn about our own solar system origin and destiny. He discussed the possibility of finding an Earth-twin and alien life forms.
This year, Dr Schwartz returns to Balclutha to share exciting advances in his research and more about quantum physics.
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Caught in my body
My feet drag me
Wherever I do not want to go
I have no choice
I am split in two
Body and mind
My mind is clear.
Wants to find another host not deformed , yet not perfect
Raise war , raise hell , mind wins
Body cries , mind flies , body dies
I swim in agony
Gone is my golden er
I collapse in lurid dreams
The stream of distress has taken me into its arms
A collage of memories flashes before my eyes.
Sometimes grotesque , sometimes destructive
I long for an reunification.
Some time near in time.
An embrace of filthy claws starts me out of my sleep.
But there is no reality , reality is gone.
So am I.
There is no more me
The body dissolved in an ethereal mass
The minds roams in an unending universe
I am lost in my dreams and there is no way back
I think I die
But I am not certain
What is dying
The change from known into unknown
The change from unknown into known
There is no colours
Nothing !
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New Milford woman Tasered, faced with multiple charges
Police said
Kristy Smith
, of South Main Street, was driving an unregistered vehicle with a marker plate that had been reported missing by a local resident several months ago. While being taken to the police station for processing, Smith managed to get out of the police cruiser and refused to get back in. She eventually had to be Tasered, police said.
Smith also was charged with failure to drive to the right, driving without a license, escape from custody, interfering with police, misuse of plates, theft of a marker plate and operating an unregistered vehicle as a result of the 12:15 a.m. incident.


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I received a full size sample and three travel size samples of Tom's of Maine cool peppermint flavored toothpaste. If you are the type of person who is conscious of ingredients in products you will like Tom's of Maine. It is a natural product with no sweetners, preservatives, colors or flavors.
I like this toothpaste because it does not have whiteners in it which most toothpaste does now. I have braces and they do not recommended using any type of whitening products.
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One of the many classical dances hailing from the Island of Gods, Legong is a sophisticated form of art that is defined by the intricacy of finger movements, complex footwork and expressive gestures as well as facial expressions that pay particular attention to the motions of the eyes. Classical Legong enacts several traditional stories. The most common is the tale of the King of Lasem from the Malat, a collection of heroic romances. He is at war with another king, the father (or brother) of Princess Ranjasari. Lasem wants to marry the girl, but she detests him and tries to flee. Becoming lost in the forest, she is captured by Lasem, who imprisons her and goes out for a final assault against her family. He is attacked by a monstrous raven, which foretells his death. The dramatics are enacted in elaborate and stylized pantomime. The two actresses are accompanied by a third dancer called a tjondong / condong or attendant. She sets the scene, presents the dancers with their fans and later plays the part of the raven.
Here, Koempoel Soejatno captures a pair of female dancers dressed in traditional Balinese attire adorned with a headdress poised in a still from the Legong choreography. Elegant and graceful, their stretched arms holding a fan in one hand. The mythical yet sensuous dance has been highly developed since its origination in the 19th century as royal entertainment and now maintains its cultural form as a ceremonial performance.
Koempoel Soejatno was the son of Suroamidjojo and R.R Samilah, whose paternal lineage was traced to the Javanese patriot R.A. Prawirodirdjo. He attended the Hollandsch Inlandsche School in Surabaya where the headmaster Van Staal discovered his flair as a painter. Koempoel had the privilege of being introduced to the Dutch painter Gerard Pieter Adolfs through Van Staal. The encounter fostered a friendship between Koempoel and Adolfs who had taught Koempoel the technical factors of painting. Koempoel attended the Burgelijk Ambacht School to study architecture. In 1932, Koempoel moved to Malang, East Java and met another Dutch painter Willem van der Does who accepted Koempoel as an apprentice. Koempoel's first solo exhibition was held in 1935. His subject matters vary from ox-carts, paddy rice landscapes, fish, bird and flower markets, food stalls to cockfights and traditional processions.
Koempoel Sujatno the Maestro: Tracing the Old Historical City of Soerabaia 1912-1987 , G & G Art Foundation, 2003.
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