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FUSION:Bangor is participating in The Big Dig! Memebers of our Steering Committee will be beautifying our garden and we invite members of the FUSION:Bangor Community to come out and join us!
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"Too Many to Count": The Global Persecution of Christians Nov 10, 2019 13:46:23 GMT -5
"Too Many to Count": The Global Persecution of Christians
Registration isn't required to use the Shoutbox, but we will NOT tolerate spammers, foul language, or anyone trying to defend false teachers or doctrines. Such posts will be removed and the user permanently banned.
Midnight: Fun fact I thought was interesting: When you see a newspaper with HUGE headlines, that font type is called "Second Coming Font." Even the unbelieving world knows deep down Jesus is coming soon! Jul 29, 2019 2:11:09 GMT -5
trendvictim: Yes, apostasy today, but what will be tomorrow's hot trend? Aug 15, 2019 8:33:20 GMT -5
shalom: trendvictim - I suspect that after the rapture, those apostates and others who deny the Lord will think the hot, trending thing will be to take the Mark of the Beast. Aug 15, 2019 18:02:49 GMT -5
Berean: I think you're right, Shalom. Look how many people are excited about getting a chip in their hand so they can pay for things, or gain entry to a club or whatever. Aug 16, 2019 1:46:49 GMT -5
PrisonerOfHope: Happy Birthday, Charlie Garrett! Here's hoping the next one is in the New Jerusalem! Aug 17, 2019 23:51:23 GMT -5
PrisonerOfHope: No update from JD Farag today - he has a guest speaker - some guy I never heard of. Aug 18, 2019 23:53:23 GMT -5
Berean: Happy Labor Day weekend, everyone! Doesn't it seem like Independence Day was just a few days ago? Time sure is flying! Sept 1, 2019 2:56:23 GMT -5
PrisonerOfHope: I just banned two morons who posted links to their drug pages here. They've also been reported to a service that will flag their ISPs as spammers - which we do for all fools like them. Pitiful dirtbags! Sept 10, 2019 0:00:17 GMT -5
PrisonerOfHope: REAL readers and posters - please report posts like that, and we'll take care of them ASAP. Do NOT click on any of their links, as they may contain a virus. Let's face it - it's the Last Days, and there are lots of scum out there. Sept 10, 2019 0:01:24 GMT -5
PrisonerOfHope: No message from JD Farag this week; he's at Jan Markell's conference in Minnesota. Sept 22, 2019 23:04:49 GMT -5
PrisonerOfHope: Sorry guys; I'm in a lot of pain. Hopefully I can get to Here's Your Sign tomorrow. Oct 13, 2019 18:47:41 GMT -5
Berean: Praying you feel better, POH. Oct 13, 2019 21:23:27 GMT -5
J.J.Gibbs: Did anyone see the article about Franklin Graham promoting Paula White's new book? I saved it on FB because I was going to post it here, but it seems like it's been scrubbed - I can't find it anywhere, even in search. I guess he was getting a lot of flack! Oct 16, 2019 1:44:39 GMT -5
Berean: He pulled the post, but I found a screenshot someone took of it before he did. It's in the Apostasy forum. Oct 16, 2019 21:35:53 GMT -5
Jacque Ku: I am not shocked about false prophet Paula W. We all know of her mess here in Florida. I figure President has no idea who she really is. He never claimed to know the Lord anyway. Paula false prophet giving false words to POTUS -Gods judgment is here Nov 4, 2019 23:32:58 GMT -5
KenoshaMarge: If this is true then Trump was 100% right and Newsome was 100% wrong. Just that simple. Nov 5, 2019 9:21:38 GMT -5
PrisonerOfHope: We need to pray that the Lord gives President Trump spiritual discernment and gets that wicked woman and her cronies away from him! I assume Mike Pence is onto her - or maybe not - but if he is, he should speak up! Nov 9, 2019 1:38:12 GMT -5
PrisonerOfHope: Maybe he's simply blind to her deception because he's young in the faith. I know I was, and used to listen to some pretty sketchy characters (Copeland, Pat Robertson, DuPlantis, etc.), but I was genuinely seeking the truth and the Holy Spirit led me away Nov 9, 2019 1:39:31 GMT -5
PrisonerOfHope: from that garbage. Here's hoping and praying He does the same for our President. My concern is that immature Christians will see his endorsement of her as (false) proof that she's a sound teacher and be led astray. Nov 9, 2019 1:40:31 GMT -5 *
PrisonerOfHope: No prophecy update from JD today - please see prayer requests. Nov 11, 2019 0:55:58 GMT -5


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Confessions of a Rebrand
Happy Tuesday, guys! It's been a while since I blogged a rebrand post but I promise today's a good one. See, this rebrand has brought so many unexpected and incredible things my way and it's been such a blessing getting to document it all here. The constant soul searching has been especially beneficial for my confidence and for that I feel nothing but gratitude. When you're a business owner, regardless of what you're selling or trying to accomplish, it's so easy to believe in your own ideas and to essentially and internally believe in what you're capable of. We all have that inner cheerleader tirelessly rah rah-ing her pompoms in our favor because on the inside there's nothing holding us back. No one telling us 'no.' The issue often ends up being able to convince everyone else that you can do it. And you can do it really well. Throughout this journey I've loved not only sitting at the drawing board to create the most perfect representation of me, Hey Gorgeous and everything we're about, but I've loved discovering that missing sense of confidence that I feel is so crucial in helping me make my goals my reality.
I've never officially announced this, and for the majority this is old news, but with the relaunch will come an official new offering at HGE. In addition to my current partial and full service planning, and full wedding styling services I'll be offering in house floral design. Flowers are such an integral part of any event design and including this as an extension to my exsiting levels of services was such a natural and desirable transition to make. Guys, I just typed all of that to you. I've been waiting over a year to actually type those words. I've been working like a flower obsessed crazy woman, making sure this is IT. And between you and I, let me tell you this, I could not be more excited about 2013. Talking flowers with clients, incorporating blooms into tablescape designs, and using fresh foilage to bring together a vision for a client, makes me so incredibly happy. Life's too short to be anything but right? Right. Flower design? Yes. Planning? Yes. Decor? Yes. Ice cream? Always.
Five weeks guys. Just five weeks to go until the new Hey Gorgeous goes live. If I can be honest for a second here, which come on, when am I not honest with you all, I'd tell you I could hardly sit still waiting for December 18th to finally roll around. It's going to be really nice. Really exciting, lovely, special, and nice. 'Nice' feels just right. And I cannot wait to share it all with you! In the meantime here's a little bit of gorgeousness going into the floral gallery on the new website. I loved this bouquet which was a mock up for a client and just adored the way it looked on that blue chair. Leah Mullett took these gorgeous photos and I am so grateful for her talented eye and supportive friendship. Go check out her blog now would you?
In the meantime I'll be over here building a design proposal based around unicorns. Seriously. Ah-mazing xoxo
30 thoughts on Confessions of a Rebrand
How very exciting for you, Rhi!! The floral arrangements I've seen on here & on instagram are seriously superb!
~ Clare x
So pumped for the new launch! And your flowers are gorgeous…so proud that you are taking that step. Keep making things happen love! :)
I had a feeling this might have been on the horizon for you, or at least I hoped! I seriously stop dead in my tracks every time I see one of your beautiful bouquets on instagram. So excited for you and I am so looking forward to your official launch!
rhi, so so excited for you and SO glad to hear about the floral design service. what a natural fit for you since your designs are always SO gorgeous!!!!! can't wait to see the relaunch!
Couldn't be more proud of you, Rhi! YES!!!
That's so exciting, Rhiannon! I'm thrilled for you. Your floral arrangements are just beautiful!
That's so exciting, Rhiannon! I'm thrilled for you. Your floral designs are absolutely gorgeous!
Finally!! :) You are so AMAZING at florals and I'm so thrilled that you're adding these services!
What an exciting time Rhi ~ so proud of you and what you have built here. xo
What an exciting time Rhi ~ so proud of what you have built here. xo
I can't wait to see it! Congrats on offering floral design – you're so good at it I think it is a fab idea. I'm going through a major rebranding myself, and it is one step down from being pregnant with and birthing a human baby, the growing and developing your brand and website baby. can't wait to see how pretty your little baby will be!
Rhi, I'm so excited for your new site!!! I could tell how much you love flowers at MTH so I'm thrilled you are going to offer that service! I can't wait for the big reveal! -Liz
I'm so excited for you Rhi! What an amazing step to take, and I'm so happy that you're doing exactly what you love. You deserve all the happiness in the world my dear, and I can't wait for your relaunch either! xoxo
So excited for you! Not long now.
I can't wait for December 18th either!! So so excited for you- as you know :) Flower design is just the perfect next service for you to offer, as you're clearly AMAZING at it. Lovely photo!
Love that bouquet! So happy for you friend :)
So very exciting! You always have gorgeous florals! Xo
Gorgeous bouquet! Can't wait to see the new site!
Congrats & best wishes on your expansion! What an exciting and natural segway for the evolution of your business.
Yay! Rhi! It's SO close. Can not wait to see all your hard work!!!
So happy for you sweet Rhi! This bouquet is divine.
How amazing! So excited for you + so excited to see the redesign!
So excited for you!!
Always LOVE the beautiful arrangements you put together! Some of the best I've seen, honestly. Congratulations and I am sure your 2013 brides will be thrilled to take advantage of your skills :)
Don't know why it took over a year for you to get this out! You're so good at flowers and you've had me convinced all this time that you actually did have blooms as part of HGE. I guess you don't need to make folks believe you can do it — because you already did. So happy for you, girl!
Congratulations Rhi! What beautiful and extraordinary work you do, your clients are so lucky to have you!
Rhi, my heart is so full for you! I know this stuff doesn't happen overnight, but I'm a bit envious of your clear direction and the passion that you have. I'm working towards that, too. :) Everything is coming together so beautifully (wouldn't expect anything less), and I'm so excited for you!
EEEEEEEEK! It's officially said and I couldn't be happier for you doll face! You're going to ROCK this just like everything else! I'm so excited to see how amazing and wonderful 2013 is going to be for you and HGE! SO blessed to call you my friend and just know I'm rooting for you the whole way. You're. Too. Legit. To. Quit. Now…A walk it outtttt <3 Hugs to you muffin…OH and Leah rocks my socks off. Love this shot! <3
Gorg!! So excited for you, lady!! xoxoxo


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Lucille's finding its footing
Dishes boasting cherry tomatoes and delectable hot rolls make for warm experience
It's odd to think that when he was growing up, Chris Williams didn't like tomatoes. That's because the personable young chef-owner of Lucille's, the updated Southern restaurant in the Museum District, uses tomatoes to such fine effect in his own cooking.
Red and yellow cherry tomatoes pop like juicy, sweet-tart exclamation points in his dish of pan-roasted cobia, the firm white fish piled on a mighty corn-and-serrano pancake and glossed with a lemon-honey cream. The acid in those halved tomatoes bounces off the gentle sweetness of the sauce, kicks up the savory fish and the chile-flecked pancake, and brightens the pleasantly bitter mustard greens picked from the garden outside and braised until they still have some spring in their leaves. The fresh herbs the tomatoes have been marinated in lend another keen edge.
Boy, that's a deftly balanced dish. And it would have been even better the night I tried it had the cobia been pulled from the roasting pan just a minute or so earlier.
That's the way of things at this very likable new restaurant. There's much to admire, from the warm welcome to the equally warm interior to the high points of the promising food. The bumps and blips? Mostly of the minor variety, or the kind of rough edges that, with care, could be smoothed away.
I hope that happens. I can already imagine Lucille's becoming an institution on its tree-shaded corner of La Branch at Calumet, an area that has embraced the restaurant eagerly. Late in the week and on weekends, the comfortable room is packed with a diverse crowd of museum, university and medical center types, with a smattering of highrise condo dwellers and the occasional clutch of well-turned-out church ladies. I get as much of a sense of place from looking around at neighboring tables as I do from eating what's on them.
And just speaking personally, I hope never to be without access to Lucille's Famous Hot Rolls, buttery folded swoops of biscuity dough that I could eat by the half-dozen. (And have. Which means I've ordered two sides of the rolls at $5 for five and counted myself happy to do so.)
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5512 LaBranch, 713-568-2505
Hours: L: Tuesday-Friday 11 a.m.-2 p.m.; Saturday & Sunday 11 a.m.-3 p.m. D: Tuesday-Saturday 5 p.m.-10 p.m.
Credit cards: all major
Prices: starters $6-$15; entrees $16-$27 (lunch $11-$22); desserts $8-$9
Must-orders: Lucille's Famous Hot Rolls; Caesar salad; Backyard Tomato Salad; Roasted Cobia; Pan-roasted Chicken; Shrimp and Grits; Fried Yard Bird; Red Velvet Cake
Reservations: recommended, especially later in the week
Noise level: moderate
Website: www.lucilleshouston.com
These old-fashioned rolls dare an homage to the restaurant's eponymous Lucille Bishop Smith, a talented chef, home economist and educator who ran U.S. Smith's Famous BBQ in Fort Worth and launched a then-novel hot-roll mix that was sold in grocery stores. She was known for her chile biscuits, which were served on American Airlines and partaken of by notables from Eleanor Roosevelt to Martin Luther King Jr.
The chili biscuits are on the menu at her great-grandson's menu, too. The chili on top of the swirled mini-biscuits looks lush and shiny on the Lucille's website photo, but in real life, it turned out to be a thin layer baked on to a dry meaty film. The results tasted like a pleasant but unmemorable canape, something that you'd pop into your mouth at a cocktail party without thinking. I'd much rather have those Famous Hot Rolls.
I tucked some of Williams' wonderfully crisp-crusted, slow-fried chicken into one of those rolls, along with a dab of jalapeño jelly spirited from the kitchen by a friendly waiter, and pretty much swooned. At one point, I even layered some of the restaurant's Heirloom Tomato Salad into a roll because I had no shame.
And lo: That salad's thick shards of lean bacon, twisty endive and 'broken vinaigrette' (a rice-vinegar dressing Williams mixes loosely with bits of blue cheese, so it won't emulsify and hide the jewellike tomato hues) all combined to make a sort of demented little BLT.
The salad was lovely on its own, I must add, with plenty of that bright acidity against a quiet undercurrent of sweetness that I associate with Williams' palate.
Now, in winter, Williams is using good-quality cherry-tomato varieties for his dishes. But in late spring, summer and fall, there will be tomatoes of all sorts, heirloom and non-, from his raised beds in the spacious back garden.
There, the chef has been raising greens, vegetables and herbs for his menu. And he's installed a small smoker and a fleet of picnic tables for his casual sub-restaurant (named U.S. Smith's Backyard in another homage to his great-grandmother), where he plans to serve barbecue, burgers, grilled oysters and the occasional crawfish boil when it reopens this spring.
I loved those garden greens in the cobia dish. Indeed, the kitchen handled all the greens I encountered here well, roasting curly kale leaves so they still lent some crunch to a meticulously pan-roasted chicken. Spritz on some hot vinegar from the cruet of garden chile peppers marinating on every table, and the whole plate takes wing: the greens with their dark tang; the juicy bird; the deeply bronzed hash of pan-roasted fingerlings with cremini mushrooms tucked in and a few of those sparky marinated cherry tomatoes lurking at the edges. Oh, yes, and the slow-cooked egg on top, to break so that its golden yolk softens some of the edges.
Highly satisfying. So is a bowlful of shrimp and grits that has to be the richest and creamiest around, studded with precisely cooked Gulf shrimp in their shells - big ones - and slashes of spicy andouille sausage. And yes, those bright little melted cherry tomatoes add some sparkle. The element that makes it all sing? A lilting broth touched with tomato and sherry. I'd be happy to drink that stuff like consommé.
Williams' love of the pickled, sharp relishes so much a part of the Southern canon means that sometimes you have to experiment to get the most out of a plate of food. I've found that I almost always want to add that house-made pepper vinegar to some element on the plate. And when I found myself poking disconsolately at a blandish hoppin' john that came with the fried chicken, I threw on some quick-pickled vegetable "slaw" from the far side of the plate and found that the black-eyed pea mash now clicked.
Occasionally a dish struck me as almost but not quite there. I loved the idea of braised oxtails lavished with a bright, tart-sweet vegetable confetti (sort of a brunoise writ large) that the menu dubs "caponata." It made the perfect livening foil for all that rich meat on the bone, with its stout braising juices. If only the oxtails had been cooked longer, so that they were more tender and fully rendered, the dish would have been spectacular.
So might the so-called "pork and beans" have been, had the colorful jumble of lima beans, English peas and black lentils had a little less dolce in their agrodolce (Italian for sour/sweet) bath. As it was, the mountainous braised pork shank came off too much on the sweet side to wear well.
I'd have liked the cheerfully retrograde salmon-cake appetizer very much had the salmon involved been fresher. (It tasted unpleasantly fishy.) And I'd have liked the perfectly decent fried green tomatoes better had their cornmeal crust been lighter, not so much of a sturdy sheath.
But the fat cornmeal-fried oysters presented in slider form - on griddle-toasted rolls with tomato confit and the same spicy aioli that livened up the green tomatoes - were terrific. They made me want to try the fried whole fish on basil succotash on a return visit.
I'd be glad to eat the very fresh and generous Caesar salad again, with its clear, delicate taste of anchovy, its fluffy dressing and its pretty golden not-quite-hard-boiled egg on the side, a touch that could make the dish a light supper on its own.
And I'd be hard put to pass up the red-velvet layer cake for dessert. Ordinarily I find this very Southern extravaganza off-putting with all its red food coloring and oppressive sweetness. But Lucille's multilayered version uses a smooth, mellow buttercream frosting interlaced with raspberry jam, which provides a welcome tart lift to the proceedings.
Less to my taste was a relatively solid croissant bread pudding and a chocolate silk pie in a glass jar, the latter - a collaboration with local pastry guru Rebecca Masson - a delicate mesh of textures that was simply too sweet for me. Many will love it.
There's a young cocktail program that tries hard but does not always achieve balance, although it's heading in the right direction. The wine list is small but adequate, with the solid Albarino that almost all Houston restaurants must pour by the glass these days, and even a few Old World surprises in the form of a red Bandol and a nice Chateauneuf du Pape by the bottle. (The reds are served, unfortunately, at warm room temperature, as they so often are in Houston. Ask for an ice bucket if you want to tighten one up.)
All this is administered by a serving staff that makes up in friendliness and eagerness to please what it may lack in polish. They add to the congenial feel of the dining room, with its vintage black-and-white family photographs and crisp banquettes, clad in dark-toned polka-dot graphics.
But then, so does the happy noise of the patrons, bouncing off the wood floors and dark wood beams but never becoming too much to bear. On each of my three visits, I felt very pleased to be at Lucille's and delighted by some new thing. That's why I go to restaurants in the first place.


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engaging with corporate partners
In order to provide students with exciting marketing related experiences throughout the semester, we establish partnerships with a wide range of different companies and organisations. Our partners provide relevant and interesting resources of varying nature to help us bridge students with the industry by delivering marketing related content and experiences that equip the students with essential marketing insights and skills beyond their curriculum.
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MarketingLab are very proud to have a close relationship with Kunde & Co, one of the best and most prestigious bureaus in Denmark. The relationship has fostered successful events such as internal workshops, where MarketingLab members are educated in subjects such as marketing, branding, strategy and case solving. In return Kunde & Co gets a convenient and informal channel to reach out to CBS students, as MarketingLab provides the opportunity for Kunde & Co to reach out to CBS students on campus - an example of how MarketingLab connects the students with industry leaders.
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Since 2016, MarketingLab and Google have worked together to help students get the most of the increasingly important digitalisation. Last year, we joined forces and hosted several courses related to digital marketing, including 'The Future of Online Marketing' and 'Google AdWords Fundamentals'. We are proud to announce that we will continue our partnership in 2018, where we will bring you exciting and educative content to further develop your skills within digital marketing - stay tuned!
Having organised an exciting case competition with Carlsberg in 2015, soon we may partner up with Carlsberg again to offer you another exciting experience. Stay tuned to find out what we have in store for you!
Following last year's success, we are pleased to announce that L'Oréal and MarketingLab are organising together again the Campus Finale of Brandstorm Case Competition at CBS.
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What is Reiki Therapy? (pronounced 'ray-kee')
Reiki therapy is the Japanese energy therapy of touch healing. Reiki is an holistic therapy used to relieve stress and nervous tension as well as improve emotional and mental clarity.
It is also part of Austin Therapies integrated therapeutic program, and is complementary to a range of our other treatments including acupuncture therapy, Chinese herbal medicine therapy, massage therapy, Reflexology therapy, Shiatsu therapy and aromatherapy.
Delivered alone or as part of an integrated therapeutic program, Reiki translates to the meaning "universal life energy" and as such, benefits the mind, body and soul.
In clinical practice, Reiki involves the 'laying on of hands' and the transfer of healing, powerful energy.
Based on the premise that this 'universal life energy' flows through all living, breathing creatures, Reiki works to rebalance and jump-start a 'low life force energy' which exposes the body to sickness, stress and dis-ease.
What are the benefits of Reiki Therapy?
Reiki has many benefits, including relieving stress and promoting relaxation, enabling emotional release and renewing emotional clarity.
Transmitting positive energy, the experience of 'receiving' Reiki is unique for each person, and can be felt on a very deep, personal level.
Those who have attended our Reiki Therapy Clinic at Austin Therapies have reported relief from tension and its many manifestations – including headaches and migraines; as well as reduced nervous tension.
Because of Reiki's affect on the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual levels, many patients also report a reduction in feelings of depression, anxiety and nervousness.
Reiki also helps to bring a feeling of renewed emotional clarity, and with this more positive mindset an improved immune function.
Your Reiki experience will be deeply personal, no doubt calming your body and mind, enabling true healing to occur; whilst also delivering a sense of peacefulness unlike previously experienced.
Experience the uplifting power of Reiki Therapy and contact Austin Therapies at Belmont, Brisbane, today to take your first step toward a healthier, happier you.
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You can use a LDF. Try edgebanding the four sides to keep from losing vacuum.
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Does using LDF make much of a difference, and how?
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I'm using LDF, and it works good for me.
I usually put layers of tape around the sides - first two layers are white tape, other two layers are the clear wrapping tape we use to wrap our furniture. This works good, but takes awhile to do, and can get quite messy.
I'm not too familiar with edgebanding. I'm in the sofa/furniture industry. How does edgebanding work?
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LDF should work considerably better than MDF - the primary advantage being that it has a much lower density (this means that all else being equal, more vacuum will "pull" through LDF than MDF). Restraining the side vacuum loss with edgebanding, tape, etc. is a must.
From contributor A:
One more quick note. LDF is especially valuable when machining small parts.
Edgebanding is the finish applied to the edge of material to accomplish a finished look. Take a look at your furniture. It more thank likely has edgebanding glued to the side edge. Please let me know if you have success with the LDF.
From the original questioner:
We do not have an edgebander in our operation. What if we brought the entire unit of LDF into the paint department and sprayed the edges with primer? Or could we quickly cover the edge another way? Tape seems like it would rip off when you surfaced the board.
From contributor S:
I start with 5/8 LDF, but it gets better as it gets thinner. When I place my sheet and the corners aren't pulling up, I apply masking tape where the spoilboard and sheet meet. It sucks right down and doesn't wrap or pull up when I cut it. This also works well when you're just machining a small blank. I used to edgeband, but it gets cumbersome.
From contributor B:
We usually take 6 or 8 sheets of MDF over to our paint room and while they are spraying the cabinets, they spray about 3 good coats of finish on the edges. Works well for us.
From contributor O:
There is no great secret about edgebanding. Before those big fancy machines came along, it was applied with a simple iron. You buy it preglued, turn the iron to high heat, and away you go. If it takes 5 to 10 minutes to apply, I would be surprised. They even make little hand held trimmers to remove the excess. That way, you are not lugging a sheet of material around. Make sure you get the melamine tape and remove all the glue from the face of the iron before giving it back to your wife.
From contributor Z:
Let me throw my two cents worth into the bleeder board discussion. When LDF first became available, I thought it would be the ultimate bleeder board material for flow-through fixturing. We immediately started using it and even had to lower the limit on which the machine control would issue a "no vacuum" alarm.
Two things would happen. When we were machining MDF doors (using a big vacuum pump, 40 hp), the bleeder board would actually begin compressing under the vacuum load. This caused inconsistent tool blends, but the main problem with the LDF we termed "kerf leakage".
Vacuum pumps produce about 28-29 inches of mercury for vacuum depending on the pump technology. Your parts are being held only with the differential. For instance, if your bleeder board shows a reading of 8 inches of mercury, and the max vacuum is 28, 20 inches of mercury is available to hold parts. You can see how LDF looked promising since an LDF bleeder board with nothing on top would show 4 inches of mercury.
The problem occurs when you start machining parts and the router bit kerfs begin to let vacuum leak. You can imagine what happens when you are running a sheet of drawer parts. Even a giant vacuum pump could not overcome the problem.
The magic solution is as follows. We would first take a standard piece of MDF, place it on the machine and flycut approximately 1/16" off of one side. It seems that when the product is pressed, the outer surfaces compress. This flycut operation removes that layer. Then flip the sheet over and flycut the other side while watching the vacuum gauge. When the reading reaches 10-12 inches of mercury, stop. The bleeder board is ready for use. 10-12 inches of mercury seems to be the optimum reading. Enough differential to hold the parts but enough resistance to overcome the kerf leakage issue.
Finally, a big table requires a big pump! Don't even consider anything less than 40hp for a 5 x 10 table (or larger) if you expect to cut sheets of drawer parts.
IWF 2004 is next week and if you are planning on purchasing a machine at or around the show, and plan on using a bleeder board, make sure you can cut a sheet of drawer parts. That will bypass the salesman's usual response that: "15HP is plenty. See, those cabinet end panels did not move." And by the way, the "return onion skin" method of toolpathing will not make up for a small pump.
From contributor J:
I was having the same problem. I'm using 18mm LDF, and it loses a lot of air every time it makes a cut. It's not like I'm going through… you just have to have your eye on the pressure gauge.
So you're saying that if we fly cut both sides once, it's better? What can we do about the LDF getting warped? It gets warped and bends after about the 3rd day, depending on how much you use it. I just tape the ends down to the table.
I guess I've got to start edgebanding the ends instead of taping them. I'll talk to the guys across the street and see if I can come down and try it out with a few sheets.
From the original questioner:
We changed to using a 1/4" down sheer bit. We love it. There's less bleed-through after cutting parts. We cut at 600ipm through 18mm Baltic ply using only 10HP vacuum, and yes, we need more vacuum, but we do okay by thinking out our tool paths and tabs. Small parts first, and cut tabs off as you go while cutting the next part.
From contributor Z:
Contributor J, flycutting both sides of MDF removes the compacted layers on both sides and allows for the vacuum to flow through more easily. This is not necessary for LDF, but you will never be able to achieve the optimum 10-12 inches of mercury that will enable you to cut a sheet of smaller parts if you stay with LDF, unless it is thicker.
To the original questioner: the 1/4" downshear does reduce the kerf, therefore vacuum loss, however, 600 ipm is very slow by today's standards. Also, the downshear bit should tend to avoid "lifting" the parts, however it will chip more on the bottom side of the panel. A better bit choice would be a 3/8", 3 flute, compression spiral "mortising" bit. The upshear part of the "mortising" designation is only about 1/8". The remaining cutting edges are downshear to help hold the part to the table. Also, the third flute allows you to cut faster because the chip thickness is reduced. You can run out of spindle horsepower in the spindle if you feed too fast.
From the original questioner:
Thanks for the input, and yes, I agree - 600ipm is slow by today's standards. But I get paid when I ship product, not cut parts on the CNC. At 600ipm we cut parts faster than we can process them, so our bottleneck is not the CNC. We have also found that if we keep our bleeder board clean, we don't have problems with chipout.
From contributor S:
Flycut and flip every time to avoid warp.
From contributor W:
I get pretty confused about results I have seen. I respect what contributor Z says, and a 40 hp pump would be awesome. I can't remotely afford it. I have seen 5 x 8 Flexicam cut a small piece out of a half sheet laying on a piece of MDF. Half of the table was open (2.5 x 8 was uncovered) and the part was held just fine. Surely that large open area must be greater than kerf openings in a nested panel? That was with a 7.5 kW Becker pump (high pressure).
From contributor Z:
Contributor W, did the Flexicam router have the vacuum turned off for the area of the table that was not covered? What you described does not seem remotely possible.
"High pressure" means the vacuum that is produced by the pump will support a column of mercury 29.89 inches tall. That describes the amount of hold the pump can produce in a sealed environment. There are other vacuum systems that are based on blower technology that produce huge volumes of vacuum at about 15 inches of mercury.
7.5 KW is about 10HP.
The pump's CFM describes the volume of vacuum it can produce. With flow-through, this volume is required to make up for the vacuum that is lost through leakage, kerf, etc. Before flow-through was developed, small vacuum pumps were very common. A 40 HP does not hold any better in a sealed (gasketed system) application than a 3 HP. 29.89 is 29.89.
To the original questioner: you made a very good point when you referred to the bottleneck. If I have a machine that will cut 100 sheets per day (roughly 6 average kitchens), then I must be able to sell 6 kitchens per day, assemble 6 kitchens per day, finish 6 kitchens per day, and install 6 kitchens per day! Most smaller shops are not able to do the above.
I would recommend that you try the 3/8" three-fluted compression mortising bits, however.
From the original questioner:
Contributor Z, we used a 3/8" three fluted compression mortising bit from C.R. Onsrud when we first started nesting for about 6-8 months. Great bit, but we were never able to achieve high speeds due to not having a large vacuum pump. We then tried a 1/4" down spiral from Bamtool and never looked back. More parts per nested sheet, less vacuum loss through the kerf, little to no chip out if we keep our bleeder board clean, greater feed rates (probably due to our smaller pump), which increased our tool life four times, and quieter cutting. Best of all, the bit cost $12.00, so instead of sharpening and worrying about employees setting the tool comp wrong, we throw it away. Is there something I'm missing here?
From contributor Z:
Sounds good to me!
From contributor W:
Contributor Z, I can't explain it - it's just what I saw. The Flexicam did not have any zones flipped off. The spoil board was flycut pretty low, 3/8 or so. I saw a demo with an Omnitech where the part, a 12" circle, was held pretty firmly with a good deal of the table open (maybe 25%). Both of those machines had 7.5kW Becker pumps. The part could be slid if you used both hands and tugged on it with all your weight (in my case, a portly 230 pounds).
I am certainly not trying to contradict anybody, just learn. It may well be that the demos I saw were not typical of the kind of conditions I will see with my future machine in use.
Using the 1/4" bit sounds like a good precaution. Will that bit work in veneer core plywood?
From contributor M:
To the original questioner: can you elaborate a little more on the 1/4 downshear? Are you just cutting Baltic birch or are you doing melamine, also? Are you cutting multiple passes and also tabbing, or just using tabs? Are you having any problems with the tool packing chips using the down shear in that tight of a kerf? Interesting solution… look forward to more info.
From the original questioner:
No, we have not cut melamine, however Bamtool also has an up/down 1/4" bit you might try. We are not making multiple passes, but we are tabbing. We make our tabs so that they cut off with the next part cutout if possible. As far as packing chips, yes, we do, but it works well for us. The chips are a nice size and warm to the touch and I believe the packing only helps keep the vacuum pressure up. Try it.
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We took a very impromptu trip to Niagara falls when my friend called me and told me that she and her girlfriend were going to be coming in for a weekend trip. The kids were impressed with the size of the falls. Sprout's favourite part was taking the trolley up the incline. The Bean liked the arcade.
We spent a Saturday afternoon at the apple farm with my cousin and her son. Going apple picking has become an annual tradition for us. While we don't usually bring many apples home, we still enjoy going. The place that we go to has a ton of activities for kids, but this year they both said their favourite part was picking the apples.
After having two other local bloggers/friends recommend it, we decided to go Treetop Village. The Bean LOVED it. Sprout had a harder time navigating the ropes, but loved it just the same. I'm sure it helped that Mommy and Mama piggy backed her around a good bit.
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Customers can make an online payment on their account by going to the Company website, www.mymoneytogo.com, and selecting the Pay Online option.
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How will my electronic payment show on my bank statement?
Electronic payments will show on your bank statement with the description SOUTHERNMANAGE. Southern Management Corporation is the parent Company for the following brands:
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The Company takes the security of our customer's information very seriously. In order to make an online payment, you must enter the following information. If you do not have this information, please contact your branch. They will be happy to help you!
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The Company does not currently allow accounts to be refinanced online. However, we encourage you to contact your branch to discuss your eligibility for the refinance program. We look forward to working with you!
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"Pachakam" means cooking in kerala and Pachakam.Com welcomes you to the magnificent world of easy and healthy Indian cooking with a probe into the fascinating Indian cooking recipes. Cooking is not just about making food but is an art of presenting your culinary skills to those who love food with a different flavor and Indian cooking, by no means is an exception.
Paneer in Paalak curry
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Published On: 17 Dec 2005
English: Spinach
tamil: Keerai / Pasala Keerai
malayalam: Palak Cheera
telugu: Paalak
kannada: Paalak / Kempu Baayi Basalae
hindi: Paalak / Poi
Bengali: Palang / Puin / Pui Shaakh
Gujarati: Palak
Konkani: Bhajji
Marathi: Sag / Velbondi
Oriya: Poi / Palak
Punjabi: Poi / Palak
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English: Green Chillies
tamil: Pachchii Milagai
malayalam: Pachamulagu
telugu: Patchimirapa / Pachchi Mirapakayalu
kannada: Hasi Menasinakai
hindi: Hara Mircha / Hari Mirch
Bengali: Kancha Lanka / Maricha
Gujarati: Marcha
Konkani: Jeevisaang / Tanrni Mirsang / Tanrni Miriyasang
Marathi: Pachchai Milagai
Oriya: Lila Marcha
Punjabi: Mirchan
English: Onion
tamil: Vaengayam
malayalam: Savala
telugu: Nirulli / Ullipayalu / Yerra Gaddalu
kannada: Ulligadde / Erulli / Neeruli
hindi: Pyaz / Dungri / Kanda
Bengali: Pyajj / Piyaz
Gujarati: Dungri / Kanda
Konkani: Sawalo / Piyavu
Marathi: Kandaa
Oriya: Piaja
Punjabi: Pyaz
English: Cumin Seeds
tamil: Seerakam / Jeerakam
malayalam: Jeerakam
telugu: Jeelakara / Jidakara / Jikaka
kannada: Jeerige
hindi: Jeera / Jeeru / Safaid Jeera / Zeera / Shimai Shombu
Bengali: Jeera / Zeera / Safed Jira
Gujarati: Jeeru / Jiru / Safed Jiraun
Konkani: Jeerey / Jeren
Marathi: Jeera / Jeregire
Oriya: Jira / Jeera
Punjabi: Jira
Kashmiri: Zyur
English: Salt
tamil: Uppu
malayalam: Uppu
telugu: Uppu
kannada: Uppu
hindi: Namak
Bengali: Laban / Noone
Gujarati: Meethu
Konkani: Meet
Marathi: Mith
Steam paalak for 10 mins.
Heat oil in a wok.
Fry paneer cubes, till the edges become golden. Keep it aside.
Add cumin seeds, chopped onion and green chillies, till it become transluscent.
Add this mixture to steamed paalak.
Grind them together with water.
Add salt.
Pour this mixture into a microwave safe bowl.
Slip in the fried paneer cubes into it.
Microwave this for 4 mins.
:- Serve hot with chappathis.
this recipe was really good. i have not done any dishes with paneer or palak bfr..this came out very well...lookg forward foe mare recipes.thanks
Very taste and easy to make. This is the real paalak paneer recipe I was searching for. Thank you very much.
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Modular building expert Portakabin has developed an exciting new product as part of its full turnkey school solution; a modular hall suitable for events, sports and assemblies.
Portakabin now has the ability to install a double height space within six weeks.
Portakabin, the UK's market leading modular construction specialist has developed an advanced product to enhance its ever evolving educational offer. Now schools, colleges and universities can benefit from a modular double height space; considerably reducing time on site and in turn, any disruption to students.
Traditionally built structures can take up to 14 weeks to deliver halls that provide 150-200m2 floor area whereas the modular solution from Portakabin is manufactured and installed with six weeks.
The space from Portakabin is designed to work in line with the Education and Skills Funding Agency's (ESFA) requirement for primary school halls (180m² and ceilings of at least 4.5m in height) and it far exceeds this. The hall is also fully compliant on acoustics, lighting and floor finishes and can be designed to order, fitted with any additional fixtures such as fitness or AV equipment.
Modular buildings offer increased quality thanks to being produced offsite in a controlled factory environment and undergoing continuous rigorous checks. They also reduce health and safety issues associated with working at height and help reduce the number of trades visiting a site at any given time.
The first modular hall by Portakabin has been installed at Culverstone Green Primary School; the fifth on a batch of six primary schools being built for the ESFA for Phase 1 of the Priority School Building Programme (PSBP). Minimising on site disruption is critical for these schools as the construction and installation work takes place on live school sites. Once complete, children's education will have had the minimal amount of impact as they continue to be able to come together and remain active whatever the weather.
Ruth Doughty, Head Teacher at Culverstone Green Primary School said: "Our new school building has been transformative: moving from our treasured yet small old building into a large, light airy space has been a wonderful experience.
"We have larger and more pleasant spaces to work in; we can move around the building with ease, there are more learning areas for small focus groups to use and the sports hall ensures that the children can enjoy PE with plenty of room to move around. We have already hosted two sporting events and parents and guests have had opportunities to visit and see for themselves this excellent new facility."
Nick Griffin, General Manager for Sales at Portakabin comments: "We are always looking at ways to transform our products, provide innovative solutions and engineer better buildings. This double height modular space shows how we are continuing to challenge traditional perceptions of volumetric modular construction and drive our capability forward."
The next school to benefit from the double-height modular space will be Priory Fields Primary School in Dover, the last school in this Phase 1 batch of the Priority School Building Programme (PSBP). Further developments are being made to potentially produce lecture theatres and multi-purpose space.
The Steel Construction Institute (SCI) has recently completed the assessment of the structural design methodology for the Modular Hall System, which has now been awarded SCI Assessed status.


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The proposed DBT scheme can result in an estimated 30-40 per cent savings annually on kerosene under-recoveries if implemented nationally, ratings agency Icra said in a note.
It also said the under-recovery from kerosene is likely to fall from Rs 24,800 crore in 2014-15 to Rs 12,500 crore in 2015-16 on falling crude prices and increasing penetration of cooking gas.
The report, however, warns that the implementation is a major challenge as kerosene distribution is done through PDS outlets handled by the states, unlike LPG, which is directly sold by the central government-owned oil marketing companies.
On January 1, the government said it would roll out LPG-like DBT scheme for kerosene from April 1 wherein the users will buy the cooking fuel at market rate but will get financial support directly in their bank accounts.
The cash subsidy to be paid to users will be equivalent to the difference between current PDS price of about Rs 12 and market rate of Rs 43 per litre. .
On the impact of the scheme on oil marketers, the report said if the average crude prices remains at $60 a barrel and the Rupee trades around 66.50 to the dollar, the under-recovery burden on kerosene could be Rs 9/litre, while the total burden will be Rs 21/litre.
The scheme will be rolled out from April 1 in Raipur, Durg and Bilaspur in Chhattisgarh, Panipat and Panchkula in Haryana, Shimla, Solan and Una in Himachal Pradesh, Chhatra, Giridih, East Singbhum, Hazaribagh, Jamtara and Khunti in Jharkhand.
Besides, the scheme will be implemented in Hoshangabad, Harda, Khandwa and Burhanpur in Madhya Pradesh, Amaravati and Latur in Maharashtra, Taran Taran, Pathankot and Mohali in Punjab and Pali, Jhunjhunu and Kota in Rajasthan, the government had said.


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The 2017 box office looks to be down from 2016, when all is said and done. This news comes in spite of the shot in the arm that this month's Star Wars: The Last Jedi has given the box office.
All thing considered, this year has been chock-full of either critical and/or commercial success stories. Superheroes blockbusters like Logan, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Wonder Woman, and Thor: Ragnarok hit it big with both general audiences and critics. Meanwhile, auteur projects such as Edgar Wright's Baby Driver and Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk impressed both critically and financially, as did horror movies like Split, Get Out, and IT. Nevertheless, the 2017 box office has taken a dip from the box office numbers of 2016.
Related: IT & Wonder Woman Lead IMDb's Top 10 Movies of 2017
Variety is reporting that despite Star Wars: The Last Jedi being a huge hit, the 2017 box office will decline by "at least 2% from last year's record-setting $11.38 billion." As of December 19, the projected 2017 box office stands at $10.35 billion, which at the time of writing this article, leaves 10 days for the box office to rake in an unlikely $1 billion to come close to meeting last year's record. But even then, this year's box office still wouldn't surpass last year.
It's not all doom and gloom though, because according to Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst with comScore, the "final number for 2017 will come in between $11.1 billion and &11.2 billion," making this the third time for the industry to ever hit $11 billion. That's still a pretty enormous number, even if it dips from last year. There's still time, but not enough high-profile films are left to push it over the $1 billion mark. With this weekend's The Great Showman and Pitch Perfect 3 both projected to land in the $20-30 million arena, it's hard to imagine audiences flocking out in droves like they did for Star Wars. Not even Ridley Scott's miraculous removal of Kevin Spacey from All the Money in the World will push the box office over the top.
While the final days of the year are the heaviest movie-going days in the year for North America, it would take quite a lot to make up for kind of a measly summer. Sure, we got some lucrative properties in theaters, but it's not hard to imagine why some moviegoers decided not to venture out of their homes this summer. Big franchise installments like Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, The Mummy reboot, and Transformers: The Last Knight all disappointed critically before opening to lower than expected box office numbers. October's box office was down substantially too, after a record-breaking September fueled by IT.
Whether the box office can count this year as a success or not, many would argue that 2017 was a great year to go to the theater regardless. With streaming services now taking a shot at making blockbusters, it's become all the more important to celebrate the films that actually make it to theaters. Just a few years ago, it was hard to imagine movie theaters becoming a thing of the past. These numbers aren't the death toll of theaters as we know it, but the changing media landscape might be.
MORE: The Last Jedi Has Already Made $500 Million
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February 1, 2013
All family-sized farm operators in Weld County are eligible to be considered for low-interest emergency loans from the Farm Service Agency.
El Paso and Larimer counties were declared primary disasters due to losses caused by wildfires that started in June 2012. Bordering counties including Boulder, Crowley, Douglas, Elbert, Fremont, Grand, Jackson, Lincoln, Pueblo, Teller and Weld will also be considered disaster counties.
The agency will consider each loan application on its own merits, taking into account the extent of losses, security available, repayment ability and other eligibility requirements. The deadline to apply is Feb. 28 and may be done so at the Weld County Farm Service Agency, 4302 9th St. Road, Greeley.


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លោក Hamadoun I. Touré អគ្គលេខាធិការ ITU បាននិយាយថា "តួលេខ ICT [បច្ចេកវិទ្យាគមនាគមន៍ និងព័ត៌មានវិទ្យា] ចេញផ្សាយថ្មី អះអាងម្តងទៀតថា បច្ចេកវិទ្យាព័ត៌មាន និងការទំនាក់ទំនងនៅតែជាគន្លឹះសំខាន់របស់សង្គមព័ត៌មាន។"
(English source) 5 May 2014 – Releasing new statistics today, the United Nations International Telecommunications Union (ITU) announced that by end 2014, there will be nearly three billion Internet users – two-thirds of them from the developing world – with mobile-broadband penetration approaching 32 per cent.
"The newly released ICT [information and communications technology] figures confirm once again that information and communication technologies continue to be the key drivers of the information society," said Hamadoun I. Touré, ITU Secretary-General.
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MG 2014 sales increase twice compared to 2013ReplyDelete
According to Mg Cambodia mgcambodia.com, MG sales break the record this year with the result of the increase of 1754 per cent monthly and 842-percentage year to date as well as the sold out of 782 units.
Passion Drive in Cambodia mentioned that the key factor in the excess amounts of sales is due to the release of the MG3 and MG6.
MG3 was launched in 2013 equipped with standard quality which pricing from £8,399 to £9,999.
With the new appearance and high standard performance, MG6 was selected to claim the Best Handling and sixth overall Best Car to Own in the 2014 Auto Express Driver Power Awards.
MG6 is sold with the affordable price from £15,455 to £19,995, which includes the five years of:
1. Free servicing up to 75,000 miles
2. Free warranty
3. Breakdown cover with the AA
4. Fuel subsidy in the form of £500 worth of fuel vouchers
5. Low finance of just five per cent APR
MG Cambodia revealed that MG has 20 franchises as of now but planned to expand the business to over 80 franchises before the year-ends.
MG shows a prototype dynamo electric carReplyDelete
AsMg Cambodia mgcambodia.com mentioned, an MG future plan car with the electrical charging has been established and worked on for the need of the European market. In order for this vehicle to progress and be produced, it needs to earn a lot of attention for the audience at the display.
In spite of being a new model, its components are of those from the previous version of electric car, Fun to drive in Cambodia stated.
In order to fully charge the car, six hours or standard source is need. However, the car can also charge to 80 percent at a swift amount of charging.
MG Cambodia cited that soon the old version of automotive cars will be replaced with the electric cars that might be beneficial for MG future plan car. However, they need a more fast and massive charging manufactures to support them.
Recollection of Toyota airbagsReplyDelete
According toMg Cambodia mgcambodia.com, the major automotive carmaker in in the world, Toyota, has notified customers up to 2.79 million to bring the vehicles, which have the airbag inflator problems.
The company said that the affected cars are recognized and informed through their serial numbers. However, some of those vehicles have an insufficient serial numbers which lead to being unchanged of the airbags despite being notified. But now they will service all the affected cars despite their lack of serial numbers as the firm stated: "For vehicles which were inspected and did not receive a replacement inflator, we will re-notify the owners and replace the inflator with a new one,"
As MG Cambodia reported, the firm stated that for those customers who have not brought their cars yet even though they were informed before will be re-notified.
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"When I saw the existing master bathroom in this house, it almost stopped me from buying the property. It was pink and gold, with flowery wallpaper and strangely divided spaces." Said owner of the featured remodeling bathroom's previous quirkiness.
The owner wanted a space of minimalist serenity with a quiet repose in lieu of the vibrant ambience in the existing bathroom design, as provided by notable furniture in Cambodia construction materials
Hence designer Jill Van Tosh chose white tone for bathroom fittings, fixtures and floor tiles, and soft light green for the walls.
"The bathroom has a clean white color scheme which is warmed by green-painted and glass-tiled walls. The patterns of the granite and marble floors subtly delineate the various spaces and, when combined with the drapes, create a sense of flow."


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The three compounds commonly found in antacids are the basic salts of magnesium, aluminum and calcium. These compounds work by neutralizing stomach acid to relieve heartburn or mild dyspepsia. Taking antacids for a long time must be avoided because of potential unwanted side effects.
The major side effect of taking magnesium hydroxide is diarrhea. Calcium carbonate can cause the side effect of constipation. There have also been cases of hypercalcemia and kidney failure for some people taking calcium carbonate for a long time, reports the New York Times. Antacids containing aluminum may also cause constipation. Large doses of this antacid, however, may cause calcium loss, osteoporosis and kidney failure.


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