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Purpose of Nebulizers
Nebulizers are inhaler devices used to treat asthma and allergies. The inhaler aerosolizes medication prescribed by a doctor to help reduce inflammation and dilate air passages. The treatments are used as a preventative measure against acute allergic reactions or as a treatment during asthma attacks. Some nebulizers are available over the counter, but most require a prescription from a doctor.
If you are experiencing serious medical symptoms, seek emergency treatment immediately.
Point of Nebulizers
A nebulizer has a liquid medicine in a machine or hand-held bottle with an attached pump. Using the machine or compressing the hand-held pump converts the liquid medication into a mist. The mist is inhaled into the trachea of the patient. The inhalant medication travels to the lungs and reverses the symptoms of asthma and allergies. Wheezing, coughing, or difficulties in breathing are alleviated almost immediately when the medication is delivered.
Delivery Procedures
When using a machine, place it on a flat surface. For hand-held devices, place the liquid canister upright with the mouthpiece at the bottom. For both a machine and a hand-held device, breathe in the air while sitting upright. Continue slow deep breaths and relax. For the hand-held device, squeeze the pump while breathing in. The mist can be felt at the back of the throat. Breathe in deeply so the mist is inhaled into the lungs.
Caring for Nebulizers
Nebulizers are oral applications, so the mouthpiece and machine can accumulate bacteria and other microbes. The nebulizer should be stored in a safe location away from children. The mouthpiece also needs to be cleaned regularly using alcohol or hot water. It also lessens the chance of the pump getting clogged. Hand-held devices with a clogged pump need to be replaced.
Nebulizer's Effects
After a patient takes a dose from a nebulizer, the effects are almost immediate. The patient will feel less tightening in the chest and any wheezing should end. Patients should continue to inhale for several breaths or as instructed by a physician. Some asthma patients are instructed to carry the hand-held nebulizer with them at all times to help alleviate symptoms in emergency situations.
Several types of nebulizer medications are available, each with advantages and side effects. Acetylcysteine is used to reduce respiratory tract secretions. Albuterol is a common nebulizer medication that attaches to adrenergic bronchodilator, which means the medication opens airway passages to alleviate breathing difficulties. Tobramycin is an antibiotic used to treat patients with breathing difficulties from bacterial infections such as pseudomonas.


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Peyton Manning leaves town as NBA Memphis Grizzlies stop in
No conflict here. The Memphis Grizzlies are in town preparing to play the Denver Nuggets in an NBA game tonight (tipoff is at 8:30 p.m. for cripes sake) at the Pepsi Center.
Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning, whose wife Ashley recently invested a minority stake in her hometown Grizzlies, will not be in attendance tonight. Peyton Manning is about to leave with his team for the trip to Baltimore, where the Broncos will play Sunday against the Ravens. Broncos coach John Fox has made it a habit to leave two days before a road game instead of the customary one.
Asked about the Grizzlies' game here tonight, Manning said: "No comment. Baltimore game."
Ashley Manning's Grizzlies had one of the NBA's best records at 14-3 but they have lost two in a row — a 10-point loss at home to Atlanta and then a 2-point loss to woeful Phoenix.
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Good evening, Social Rabbit here with your guide to the world of social media.
The blog today is about understanding that social media does not operate in a vacuum. The high tech (not!) diagram below shows where social media fits into business.
FIRST – Set Business objectives, eg to grow the business by 10% in 2010
JOINT SECOND – Set Sales objectives, eg $1million in sales in 2010
JOINT SECOND – Set Marketing objectives, eg to grow market share to 15% in 2010
THIRD – Set Social media objectives, eg increase the number of likers on the Facebook page to 1000 by June 30th
Social media is an activity in a business that needs to be treated as a business activity, not a fluffy add on to make the business/brand look trendy and down with the cool kids.
Before you get into too deep into your social media look at your business objectives and where social media fits into them – is it helping you achieve your business goals? If not why are you doing it?
Love to hear your comments… Tell me below or on the Social Rabbit Facebook Page.
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Good afternoon, Social Rabbit here with your guide to the world of social media.
Mental Monday is back this time I am reviewing The New Rules of Marketing and PR by David Meerman Scott.
This is book has 21 chapters in three parts starting with how the web has changed the rules of marketing and PR, moving onto web based communications to reach buyer and the third part is action plans to harness the web.
The book explains the different areas of marketing and pr including blogging, video, news releases, web sites, website content and writing marketing plans. It includes lots of examples of how the different ideas have been used in businesses. The action plan part of the book is all about implementation, for example how to start a blog, what to write etc. The implementation is at a basic level, so for people wanting detail you will need to go elsewhere. This is one of those books which you pick up refer to a chapter or two, put it back down and then pick up again next time you need it. There is a lot of information in it, it is suitable for complete newbies, and for people who know what they are doing there are lots of examples to get your creative juices flowing.
Below are some bits that I enjoyed which are direct quotes from the book…
If you are just trying to get your head around what can be achieved in marketing online this is a good place to start, it lays out what you need to know in an easy to understand format. There are lots of examples and ideas to get you going, but David does NOT tell you what to do, if that's what you are looking for this isn't the book. As this Rabbit knows marketing and PR in this internet day and age is not a cookie cutter one size fits all businesses/results. Instead companies must first workout what they want to achieve, who their buyers are and then engage them. What works is a matter of creativity, timing and appeal to the audience. This book will get you started down that road, but for those of you who are not creative, use this to find out more, and then hire someone to get creative for you!
Have you read this book? Tell me what you think in the comments below or on the Social Rabbit Facebook Page.
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Good Afternoon, Social Rabbit here with your guide to the world of social media.
There are many good reasons why businesses should be using social media, these are the standard…
However there are also some others that are not mentioned quite as much….
Brand Protection
People are chatting about your brand/business/service saying OMG I had the most awful experience and would never go again etc. You can listen to this and help change their perceptions (and others with it). By listening to customers via sites such as Social Mention or Addict-o-matic or even just using Google/Bing or Yahoo you can find out what is being said, is it good, bad or indifferent? You can jump in and nip complaints in the bud before they get out of hand, and therefore protect your brand.
Market Intelligence
Use the tools I mentioned above to see what your competitors are doing, what is working for them? When are they doing it? How are they doing it? What are they using? How often are they using it? Try to find out where the gap in the market is that you can jump into.
Customer Service
There are already a number of companies using Twitter (mostly) for customer service, eg Best Buy, Telstra and Cisco to name a few. There are also many Facebook pages using it as a customer service tool with people monitoring the pages continually.
Barrier to Entry
By building up a following for your business/brand/service/product you can create an effective barrier to entry that money can't buy. Companies cannot buy trust and loyalty very easily, so for small businesses this can set you apart from larger competitors and effectively prevent others from entering your space.
Retention and cross-sell
This is similar to the selling angle that often gets discussed, but instead of selling products to new customers try to sell different products to existing customers. They already trust you, have a relationship with you, so it should be easier….
IBM used a gaming video to teach people about business process management, they made it fun, and by doing so changed the perception of IBM with uni graduates, so that they now want to join IBM. Here IBM changed the company perception and educated customers in a fun way. People who love what the company is doing will want to join, so they find you rather than you finding them!
Younger generation appeal
Similar in the way that social media repositions a business' reputation as a fun, innovative place to work it can also widen the appeal of the businesses products and services. Coach bags in the USA crowdsourced bag designs because they wanted to appeal to the 14- 24 age group. Through social media they did this and so repositioned the brand in consumers eyes as appealing to them rather than something my grandma uses!
Staff Engagement
This is something I have experienced in my business where the team pull together to represent the business to customers. They like to be involved, particularly those who are not usually on the front line because a) they feel valued and b) they feel that they are making a difference.
All of these reasons are even more reason for your business to get involved. No longer is promoting your business about who shouts the loudest, instead it is about who is creative, innovative, up with the times and are playing where their audience are.
What do you think? Are there any other benefits that you are experiencing that I haven't mentioned? Let me know in the comments below or on the Social Rabbit Facebook Page.
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Good Afternoon, Social Rabbit here with your guide to the world of social media.
The second day of the Web 3.0 conference was on yesterday, and here are my thoughts/notes from it.
Sandy was without doubt the best speaker of the conference, she gave lots of examples of how companies are using social media as well as good advice on how to run a campaign. Below is the acronym ANGELS that IBM use for the social media process.
A: Analyse the market
N: Nail the relevant strategy and story
G: Go to market socially
E: Energise the channel and community
L: Leads and revenue
S: Scream
Examples Sandy gave included:
Sandy has written a book called The New Language of Marketing 2.0, of which I have a copy to give away, if you want to win it, email me before June 10th email@example.com and tell me about your favourite social media example (it can be your own!) and why you like it, I will then mail the winner the book, plus tell you everyone's examples.
Karen Stocks from YouTube
Paul Borrud from Facebook
Paul's presentation was very much this is what Facebook can do, and the numbers behind it, nothing ground breaking disappointingly, but more of a sell job – so much for listening to the customer
Alex Crompton from Aussie
Brian Giesen from Ogilvy
Overall there has been some interesting insights into social media from the two days, however nothing groundbreaking, but some ideas to work on. If you have any comments I would love to hear them below, plus don't forget to enter to win Sandy's book!
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Good morning, Social Rabbit here with your guide to the world of social media.
Today's Facebook Friday reviews a service business – Active Management, a business consultancy firm.
What's Happening on the Page now
What's working:
The Active Management page has all the info in there, but there needs more consistency in terms of message. Having poked around on the page for about 30 minutes I know think that it is all about business consultancy to the fitness industry, I knew nothing of Active Management before. However when I first arrived on the page this was not the impression I got, and to be honest I am still a little confused. I think that there is too much reliance on the visitor clicking onto the website for more info, which if they don't get it from the Facebook Page they just won't do.
The page needs to position Active Management as an expert in their field with useful tips, comments and articles. At the moment it isn't doing this effectively, as it isn't clear enough.
Did you love this review? You can get your page reviewed by the Chief Rabbit for only $49.95, just email email@example.com
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THE trial date for the deep sea tailings placement (DSTP) legal battle against Ramu NiCo management (MCC) and state stakeholders has been confirmed for Sept 21-Oct 1 at the
At directions hearing yesterday, defendants Ramu NiCo, Mineral Resources Authority, Environment and Conservation Department and the state maintained that the trial date should be kept and the trial preparation should be fast-tracked while the plaintiffs should file and serve any affidavits to prosecute their claims.
Justice David Cannings heard three applications which were returnable yesterday:
* First defendant Eddie Tarsie's application for an expedited trial and related matters;
* Sama Melambo and Pommern ILG's application to withdraw from the proceedings; and
* Plaintiffs Tarsie, Farina Siga and Peter Sel's application to have the matter referred to the alternate dispute resolution (ADR) courts for mediation.
Cannings ruled that the plaintiffs should file and serve additional affidavits and notices by Sept 13 and the defendants by Sept 17.
He also expressed concern that the application for mediation was too late in the litigation process; however, he would hear the notice of motion on Friday.
Cannings also accepted an invitation, in principle, from Ramu NiCo to visit the DSTP site at Basamuk,
He said the site visit could take place after the close of the submissions but before he hands down his decision.
The plaintiffs had been granted an interim injunction since March, halting work on the DSTP offshore facility construction claiming that the tailings were environmentally damaging to marine life and their livelihood.
Yesterday, Cannings granted leave for Melambo and Pommern ILG to cease the litigation proceedings.
Outside the court, Ramu NiCo said yesterday it would make good preparations for the trial while always ready to start the settlement discussion with the plaintiffs any time this week.
It had sent a letter to all parties on Sept 5 but had not received an indication from the remaining three plaintiffs.
Ramu NiCo also said that it was seeking legal advice and would be making applications to seek cost and undertakings on damages from third parties who were believed to have financed the litigation.
In a separate but related move last week, four LLG presidents and a magistrate of the area filed affidavits in the
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Interesting things coming up with the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival, in contrast to the sad blandness that marks the South Bank's antipathy to serious music. Next for me will be Esa-Pekka Salonen's concert on 19th Feb with Pierre-Laurent Aimard playing Ligeti's Piano Concerto, The complete Debussy Daphnis et Chloé and .Stravinsky's "lost" Funeral Song - read more here about the premiere where Gergiev conducted it in context with Rimsky-Korsakov and The Firebird. On 2nd March, Pablo Heras-Casado conducts Stravinsky The Firebird complete 1910 version with de Falla and Ravel. Preceding this an early evening concert with Pascal Rophé featuring Isang Yun whose music isn't heard nearly as often as it should be.
Benjamin Zander returns to London after a long absence on 13th March in an all-Beethoven concert which includes Beethoven 9. Then Jakub Hrůša conducts Brahms on 23/3 and Dvořák 6 on 6/4. The early evening concert that day features Bent Sørensen who's very good. Salonen and Pierre-Laurent again on 4/5 and 7/5 first with Debussy and Boulez, then with Bartok and Mahler 6.Veteran Philharmonia emeritus Christoph von Dohnányi conducts Schumann and Mendelssohn on 8/6. Elgar and RVW Sea Symphony with Roderick Williams on 29/6.
The Philharmonia's 2017-2018 season kicks off on 28/9 with an unusual concert in which Salonen will conduct Sibelius 6 with Thorvaldsdottir and Bjarsen. Since Sibelius so dominates music in Finland, Salonen avoided conducting him until he felt he had something original to express. When Salonen did turn to Sibelius his insights were a revelation. I'll never forget his series at the Barbican a dozen years ago. Infinitely better that a conductor should approach things like that rather than churn things out on autopilot like some wildly popular conductors I won't mention. Equally exciting, Salonen conducts Mahler 3rd on 1st October, which he conducted when the Royal Festival Hall reopened 10 years ago after renovations. What a revelation that was, too, full of energy, light and freshness ! He's conducting Mahler 9 on 30 November, another must go. Also a must for me, on 8/10 Smetana Ma Vlast with Jakub Hrůša. Lots more, too much to write about. And then it's Xmas all over again.


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Google Penguin 1.1; Search and Social In An Emerging Marketplace
Original Air Date: May 30, 2012
Daron and Chris discuss Google refreshing the Penguin algorithm aka Penguin 1.1, and they look at some of the success that webmasters are finding using video and social links. Also, Daron reflects on his recent extended habitations in the US Virgin Islands and now in Panama, and the adapting to working on Search and Social In An Emerging Marketplace.
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• Factory supports industrial footprint of the gold jewellery sector in the UAE
• Aims to increase production capacity to 80% by end of 2017
• Use of latest technologies in design and production
Dubai, UAE, 31 August 2016: H.E. Sami Al Qamzi, Director General of the Dubai Department of Economic Development and Anan Fakhreddin, CEO of Damas, opened the Damas state-of-the-art production facility in Dubai today. The factory opening represents a quantum leap in line with the company's growth and market expansion strategy.
The facility combines world-class expertise and traditional hand craftsmanship to produce unmatched jewellery using high technology production lines to ensure the highest levels of quality controls, purity and artistry on a local scale.
The new plant based in Nad Al Hamar highlights Damas' commitment to the 'Made in UAE' initiative, employing its longstanding expertise in the retail sector to enhance industrial capabilities for gold jewellery, and promoting Dubai as a global hub for jewellery production.
H.E. Sami Al Qamzi said: "The art of goldsmithery and jewellery making are intrinsically embedded within the roots of UAE's history and culture, as was confirmed by the recent discovery of the ancient archaeological site 'Saroug Al Hadeed' dating back to 500-2600 BC, on an expedition led by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai. The emirate has become a prominent icon in the gold industry with annual revenues exceeding 40 per cent of the total worldwide sales. We support the step Damas has taken in promoting UAE's industrial footprint in this vital sector, which not only contributes to the retail and tourism industry, but also highlights the reputation of Dubai as the City of Gold."
Anan Fakhreddin, CEO of Damas said: "It is with great pleasure and honour that we open our principle factory which has been built on our brand values: craftsmanship, innovation, trust and Dubai. Dubai has always been and will always remain at the heart of Damas' philosophy for innovation and culture. It is not only the city which gave us the strength to develop and grow our operations, but more importantly, it fosters a culture of innovation, where businesses can pursue and achieve their goals and ambition.
"Our investment in the new facility is a reflection of our commitment to the gold and jewellery sector. It is also aimed at enhancing our contribution to the industrial footprint of the UAE. The Damas facility supports our efforts to respond to market demands and introduce new products within record time by harnessing the latest technologies in the production processes without compromising on the human element involved."
While Dubai and the Gulf region in general are often considered to be among the world's most important markets for gold jewellery, a majority of what is available in these markets today are produced across workshops in India, Italy and Hong Kong.
The Damas factory is UAE's leading industrial facility for the production of gold jewellery with outstanding quality control, cutting edge technologies, decades of design and craftsmanship heritage and unparalleled manufacturing supply chain management, all under one roof. The facility employs 3D printing techniques in the design and manufacturing process, supported by laser capabilities to provide a sharp, detailed and consistent product.
Today, Damas is playing a vital role in the industry by bringing talent, craftsmanship and technology home to Dubai, the City of Gold. The factory employs over 200 specialized craftsmen and experts who carry forward the Damas legacy with their deep understanding of the culture, background and tastes of the customer.
Production capacity
The Damas factory has the capacity to manufacture over 280 kg of gold into unique pieces of jewellery, on a monthly basis. Currently, Damas designs and produces over 40% of its jewellery through this facility, and aims to increase the production capacity to 80% by the end of 2017, to meet market demand and long-term growth plans.
Purity and quality
Damas works closely with Dubai Central Laboratory to ensure all its products pass through the official national standards. It follows the highest levels of quality controls, purity and craftsmanship on local production processes, and has set new standards for its products by applying increased percentages of purity required by the official regulatory bodies and surpassing common industry standards.
Market Expansion
Damas continues its expansion plans across the region. Most recently, it entered into a strategic partnership with the De Beers Group of companies to launch the Damas Classics collection that only use rare and unique Forevermark diamonds. The company also strengthened its presence in the GCC region through new store openings in UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman and Qatar.


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|Bruno on the first pitch of Birdland
Today was our last day and the first day that dawned sunny and beautiful. We were packed and out of the hotel by 8 a.m. We had to stop climbing by 2:30 p.m. in order to wrestle the Sunday afternoon returning traffic, drop-off the car and make our flight home. Bruno decided I need to experience the other major climbing area at the Gunks: the Near Trapps. All of our climbing until now had been at the Trapps. Bruno had been raving about Birdland (5.8++) and while I perused the guidebook for a warm-up (a warm-up for a 5.8? Yes), I found a 5.6 called Disneyland and then a 5.9 called Roseland. All were three-out-three-star routes and I told Bruno we had to do the soon-to-be-famous-and-widely-sought Land Trilogy!
The approaches to Near Trapps are even shorter and easier than the Trapps and we soon arrived at Disneyland. A party of two were on it, but stringing the two pitches into one, so we decided to wait a bit. I geared up and we waited a bit more. The Gunks are rife with beginner and moderate climbers, with good reason. I reminisced about my early days. I led the third or fourth climb I ever did and from then on led 90% of the pitches I climbed. It kept me in the lower grades for a long time, but I gained experience. I wouldn't recommend this approach, as I was a bit lucky to survive it. I used to scare myself silly so often. Most of the time I wasn't in that dangerous of a position, but I didn't know if any of the pieces would hold. A few of times I was in real danger, usually because of stupidity, but sometimes I was a bit too bold. That isn't a problem these days.
I did run out Disneyland quite a bit in order to reduce rope drag. The leader in front of me had used a couple of 6-foot long slings. I had a couple of long ones, but they are a pain. It's easier, though more serious, to just run it out. I did this at the huge roof where the route goes hard right to skirt it and then back left. This route, especially at the start seemed more like 5.7 to me. I'm sure, like at other areas, if you have these things wired, they seem easier. That's certainly the case with a bunch of Eldo routes. In fact, a Gunks climber would have a lot more trouble climbing in Eldo than an Eldo climber would have climbing at the Gunks. Eldo is cryptic, with techie, tiny gear, and holds that always seem to be oriented in the worst possible way. The Gunks is more like a gym. In general the sequences are easy to read and the holds are mostly very good and almost always oriented like a pull-up bar. With holds like this, the difficulty arises from the steepness and the distance to the next horizontal jug.
The previous day, while hiking to our last two routes, Bruno twisted his ankle. I heard him yelp in pain and turned to watch something I'd never seen before: an irate Bruno. He threw down his pack like it was a puma that had just leapt onto this back. He staggered for a second and then screamed an obscenity like Adam Ondra falling off his 5.16a project for the 200th time. He bent over picked up a rock and hurled it down into the offending boulder like the hammer of Thor. I half expected it to cleave cleanly into two halves revealing Excalibur. For a moment I was frightened, wondering if his wrath turned on me how fast I could get up the hill behind me. Right before my eyes I'd seen the transformation from mild-manner David Banner into the green "You wouldn't like me when I'm anger" Bruno Hulk. Bruno calls himself the Honey Badger because nothing will stop him from climbing and indeed this injury did not stop him, but Honey Badgers are not supposed to give a shit. Bruno gave a shit or two about this injury. In fact, it might have been a crap ton, but I forget the conversion ratio between shit loads and crap tons. Regardless, he wrapped his ankle and soldiered on, but due to this injury I lowered him all the way back down the cliff to the bottom and then dropped the rope and walked off. This burst however lasted only 2 minutes and, within 15 minutes, we were climbing again, with a large grin on our faces.
We wanted Birdland next, but it was taken so I headed up Roseland. This route heads up a very slick dihedral and was uncharacteristically a vertical crack climb, mostly. The protection opportunities are myriad but near the roof at the top the footholds were so slick that I got more pumped than I would have preferred before starting the crux traverse on marginal crimps and glassy, near frictionless feet. A couple of pins protected this section and at one point the horizontal cracked opened wide enough for a hand jam and I took a moment to de-pump before the final hard section up to the two-bolt anchor. Most parties rappel from here, but we were having none of that. We wanted to top out. The next pitch was well worth it, sporting some heady sections and some unusual moves. The section that most got my attention was a flared, slick slot. It took me awhile to work out the sequence that wouldn't result in a fall. The last pitch was easy, but we were too high to lower Bruno and we walked down together, following a 6-7-foot black snake. This snake was cool. He didn't seem too bothered by our presence. He just kept going on his way, right down the trail in front of us. He was so stretched out that he looked so vulnerable. I could have easily picked him up by his fat tail.
Next up from Birdland and it got my full attention, right from the start. I clipped a pin fifteen or twenty feet up and then had to run it out 10-15 feet to the next placement. The only hard section was within six feet of the pin, but it was dangerously close to ground fall potential and there are no gear opportunities in between. The first pitch has a very distinct crux that is considerably more serious than the rest of the route. The protection for this more wasn't ideal. I put in a 0.5 Camalot and only two cams were solid. I decided to put in a yellow Alien as well and only two cams were solid on that piece, but together I had four solid cams. The move went like this. Far to the left was a marginal crimp. At full stretch my right hand pinched a side pull that would be better when I could get high enough to lean left on it. Next I had to smear on next-to-nothing, stay tight, and high step the right foot to a really good foothold. That was it, but was all above those marginal cams and very insecure until I got that foot up. The rest of the pitch went nicely and I got to another two-bolt anchor. Again most people rap off. We aren't most people.
An older guy at the base of the cliff, clearly a local, was giving everyone information on what routes to do. He help me locate Birdland. Bruno overheard him say that, "No one has done the second pitch of Birdland for probably forty years." Bruno scoffed at this since he'd climbed it five years ago. When Bruno arrived at the belay he said, "Okay, we have two choices." I looked up wondering where the two alternatives went. I was already thinking that I'd be picking the easier one when Bruno said, "We can go down or continue to the top." I said, "Now, Bruno, going down isn't our style." Once again the second pitch proved to be well worth it. Plus, going to the top turns a single-pitch, lower-off into a mini-adventure.
The climbing was cerebral right from the start. After clipping the pin above the belay, I was stumped on the next section. Where were my beloved horizontal jugs with the bomber cracks? All that was above me was sort of a rounded blob and I couldn't reach that. Bruno, ever patient, let me work it out and I finally got high enough to grasp it in my right hand. It was okay and allowed me to move a bit higher and reach for a horizontal, which was okay, but didn't have a crack for protection. I made another long reach to another edge and was able to get in some pro. Relatively easy climbing led me to a big, hanging dihedral where I was stumped again. I had a yellow Alien below my feet with a long sling on it. I needed to move up over the roof guarding entrance to the dihedral and my only hold was at the lip of the roof. There some footholds out to the right, but they were small, slope-y, and I just didn't have confidence in them. There was a very marginal finger hold well out to the right, but I couldn't figure out how to use it. I went up and down on this many times. Bruno finally yelled up, "Come on, Bill. You can do it!" I put in a stopper a bit higher than the Alien and put a quickdraw on it. With another piece and looking at a shorter fall, I unlocked the sequence and was able to stretch high for a decent hold and pull over the roof and onto moderate ground. I rambled up to the top and Bruno followed. Despite being a Gunks veteran Bruno repeated the same mistake on this pitch as he made on the first pitch. At each crux section he failed to go up and down numerous times, puzzling out the moves and checking the protection. He merely just reached up, grabbed the holds and pulled down. I chastised him for incorrect technique on the first pitch, but apparently he was unable or unwilling to climb "correctly."
We'd done three routes, seven pitches, and garnered nine stars in the guidebook. It was time to head for home. We marveled at the profusion of tolls on our way to the airport, so different from Colorado, but the whole trip was different and that was the point. We didn't travel to the Gunks for better climbing than we have in Colorado for surely that isn't the case. Everyone we met was astounded that we had left Colorado to come east to the Gunks. I kept having to explain that I had to use a ticket and I'm not that into Broadway musicals (I'm into them, mind you, just not that into them). I forgot to mention that it cost $17/day/climber to climb at the Gunks. That's steep, but if you lived nearby you'd buy a season pass, which cost $90.
I had a great time on this trip and lot of that was due to my great guide and friend Bruno Hache (pronounced Hash-aye, as in "Bruno's last name has a certain cachet to it"). Naturally I pronounce it "Hatchy" so that I come across as a crude, ignorant American instead of a suave, debonair French Canadian. Bruno let me lead everything and said a number of times how enjoyable it was to just follow up some fondly remembered classics. He did the driving, found the hotel, selected three great dinner restaurants and an awesome breakfast place. Bravo Bruno!
We left a lot undone here, including Modern Times, which a couple of friends told me to do. It was wet every day until today, but I looked at it a few times. I'm sure it's a good route because of the recommendations, but it is, beyond any doubt, by far the ugliest, chossiest, grossest, mossiest looking route at the Gunks. So, it was little easier to resist than all the other beautiful routes…


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The Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences (CCRAS) is an autonomous body of the Ministry of AYUSH (Ayurveda, Yoga & Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy), Government of India.It is an apex body in India for the formulation, co-ordination, development and promotion of research on scientific lines in Ayurveda and Sowa-Rigpa system of medicine.The Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences (CCRAS), an apex body for the formulation, coordination and development of research in Ayurveda on scientific lines was established in March 1978 after reorganisation of Central Council for Research Indian Medicine & Homeopathy. The Minister of Health & Family Welfare is the President of the Governing Body of the Council, while the Joint Secretary chairs the Standing Finance Committee.
The Scientific/Research Programmes are supervised by the Scientific Advisory Board.The Council has been executing its research programmes with a network of 30 peripheral Institutes/centres/units with the headquarters office responsible for control, monitoring and supervision. Research work of the Council is executed by 931 officers and staff, though the sanctioned strength of officers and staff is 1813.
CCRAS Old Question papers and Model Papers:
Previous Papers are very much important for any exam preparation. People who are preparing for the govt examinations their first priority and search is for the Previous Examination Papers / Model Papers/ Solved papers. So Competitors who are preparing for CCRAS Research Officer Examination can now put an end to their endless struggle to search for the CCRAS Research Officer Previous Papers because we are proving them as many as possible here in this post. Along with Preparation and Hard work, an Effective working plan is necessary for any Destination. We wish all the Contenders the luck. For More information, you can check the post further. Practising old model papers is very important so candidates can estimate their weak points and can improvise them.
CCRAS Exam Pattern:
The test pattern of CCRAS Research Officer recruitment consists of 2 Phases ie.., Online Examination and Interview.Candidates will be selected according to the merit and performance shown during the time of Exam,and interview. As the competition is going to be tough candidates are advised to prepare and plan according to the time limit and to cover up all the syllabus in time. The time period between Online test and Interview will be 2-3 weeks. The online exam contains categories like Concerned Subject Knowledge,Research Methodology,General Knowledge & Reasoning,Information Technology and Computing.Willing candidates can check further for detailed info.
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|Research Methodology
|General Knowledge & Reasoning,Information Technology and Computing
There will be 0.25 marks negative marking for each wrong answer.
II Interview:
The interview wil be for 30 marks.
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The management of Winnona's would like to……(1)…..all patrons to beware of pickpockets. A spate of thefts has been taking place in……(2)…weeks, and in order to avoid a ruined.
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Cook time 20 minutes
Serves 4
4 English Rose veal cutlets, pounded thin
Salt and pepper
4 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
2 tsp minced garlic
230ml of white wine
60ml lemon juice
2 tbsp capers
2 tbsp butter
A bunch of finely chopped parsley
Lemon slices
Parsley sprigs for garnish
Season the veal with salt, pepper and lemon juice and then dip in flour. Shake off the excess flour. In a large frying pan, heat the olive oil over a medium to high heat. Sauté the veal cutlets for 2 minutes each side and then place on a warm plate.
Add garlic to the pan and sauté for 1 minute. Add wine, lemon juice and capers and bring to the boil. Cook until it has reduced by half. Return to a simmer and stir in the butter and chopped parsley until the butter has melted and blended into the sauce. Return the veal cutlets to the pan and coat with the sauce.
To serve, place the veal cutlets onto a plate, pour over the sauce and garnish with lemon slices and parsley sprigs.


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Transient response is the measure of a microphones ability to capture a very sudden sound "attack". The limitations of a microphones transient response are dependent on the diaphragm. Smaller diaphragms have a better transient response due simply to the fact that the they are smaller and can react quicker than a larger one. Also, ribbon and condenser microphones will generally have a better transient response than dynamic microphones regardless of size due to the distinct differences in element design, as explained in Types of Microphones.
Transient response is not as important in vocal applications as it is in capturing percussive sounds such as drums, piano, and plucked strings. The "attack" of the sound these instruments create is an intrigal part on the instruments tonality, so the ability to capture these transients of "attacks" is important.
(In the image, the transient response on the top is from a condenser, and the transient response on the bottom is from a dynamic.)


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Hi, ARen and other hulubulu software is developed by me. My name is Kim Jensen and I live in Denmark where I work as a software developer. In my spare time I work on my own projects which I display here at this site. All products are produced as freeware making it free for you to download and use my software.
If you find bugs in the software, have suggestions for new features, or just want to say hello then write to the following e-mail-address. I reply to all serious mails.
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TECH-P15 Bridge the Stream: IBM Makes Your Web Experience Social with Activity Streams, Notifications and Embedded Applications
Bernadette Carter, Software Engineer, IBM Jon Brunn, Senior Software Engineer, IBM
Activity Streams offer a new lens for social collaboration that is focused on your business. Learn how to include business applications in the Activity Stream. See the Activity Stream in your web experiences with WebSphere Portal and IBM Connections. Learn how to apply the Activity Stream for new modes of attention management and content delivery with targeted notifications for your web experiences. (Level: Introductory)
This video is a recording of a session held at the Exceptional Web Experience Conference, Chicago 2013. The video duration is approximately 50 minutes and contains audio.
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Growing herbs can be a frustrating business. It's a bit like having a pet or a small child, in that they aren't able to just tell you what they need – it's on you to figure it out. Luckily, help is at hand! Without further ado, here are some of the best tips for growing herbs.
- Drainage is the key. Whether you are growing your herbs inside in pots or outside in your garden, soil that stays wet is a big problem for herbs. For pots, put an inch layer of gravel in the bottom of them before adding your soil, and mix the soil with some compost or coarse sand to lighten it. For growing herbs outdoors, dig up the area where you want to plant them to a depth of 15-18 inches, then lay down three-inch layer of crushed rock. Again, use a lightened soil on top. A little limestone is also a good idea to ensure the soil is alkaline.
- Fertilizer isn't always necessary. Herbs don't grow in high-quality fertilized soil in their native environments (usually the Mediterranean), and there is evidence that fertilized soil leads to herbs with more foliage but less flavor.
- Sun. Ensure your herbs get full sun. Most herbs require direct sun during the day, so if you're growing herbs outdoors ensure that they're not going to be in the shade of a tree or your house. If you're growing them indoors, put them on a windowsill facing the direction of the equator, and install a fluorescent 'grow lamp' for extra light during the winter.
- Watering. Be careful with watering. Too much water can quickly kill a lot of herbs because roots will rot. To avoid this, don't give herbs (particularly ones you keep indoors) so much water that their roots are left soggy. Try 'watering' them with a spray mister instead.
- Pick leaves at the right time. How much flavor the leaves of your herbs have depends in part on when you pick them. For optimum flavor, pick them in the morning, after any dew has evaporated but before they've received a lot of direct sun. Note that you can pick herb leaves as soon as the plants are big enough that you're not taking more than 1/3 of their foliage at a time, but take the lower and outer leaves first.
- Know whether your herbs are annuals or perennials. Some herbs are annuals, meaning that they bloom for one season and then die. More herbs are perennials though, meaning that they can live through the winter and bloom again each year. Out of the popular culinary herbs, annuals include basil, dill and coriander. Perennials include fennel, chives, marjoram, tarragon, mint and thyme. Keep in mind when planting perennials that they may be around for a long time.
So with these tips now in your knowledge bank, get out there and begin reaping the benefits of healthy herbs.
Arthur McLay is a herb grower enthusiast and author of the book "The Secrets of Herb Growing". If you want more tips for growing herbs, visit http://www.herbgrowingcenter.com.
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Interested in helping the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston with our mission but feel overwhelmed by the thought of writing another check or giving up your assets today? A simple, flexible and versatile way to ensure we can continue our work for years to come is a gift in your will or living trust, known as a charitable bequest.
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When Tom and Melissa got married, they made a point to put together a will to protect their assets. They both loved UTMB and decided to include a bequest of $75,000 to us in their will.
As Tom and Melissa's family grew to include three children, they decided to revise their gift to ensure their children's future financial security. They met with their attorney and simply revised the bequest language so that their gift to UTMB was now a percentage of their estate instead of a specific amount. Tom and Melissa now rest easy knowing when they die, their plans will provide for the people and charitable work they love.
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Here is the quilt that I finally finished. I started with the group here on the board in Jan. 2010 to make the quilt based on Jane Stickle's quilt. She made hers in 1863. I decided to use a dark background rather than the cream and to update the colors. As I worked on it, Lacelady mentioned that she was going to use a solid color for her triangles that went between the pieced triangles. This would make the pieced triangles stand out more. I liked the idea (so I stole it from her), but I then decided to try some trapunto in them as well.
Without the group on this board...I wouldn't have undertaken this project, but thanks to the group...I have a finished quilt! I learned a ton making it too! Thank you, thank you to the DJ ladies..you know who you are...!
Here is the finished product..all the blocks (the center and the tris) are hand quilted. I then did machine quilting in the ditches of the sashing/cornerstones. The trapunto and pebbling were done by machine..my regular domestic Bernina.


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By its own admission, Lexus has been happy to be the luxury brand with the least easily defined image during its time in the UK market, particularly with the IS. It has meant that while you need to be a certain sort of person to want, say, a BMW, anyone might have a Lexus on their shopping list.
It's more than a little telling that not only do lead characters in shows as gritty as Spooks and Waking The Dead drive Lexus cars, but so, too, do rather more lightweight comedic small screeners such as Martin Clunes in Doc Martin and that most famous of all fictional Lexus – or Lexi – drivers, Alan Partridge.
These product placements have been made because Lexus has twigged that to want a Lexus, first you must know what one is. And this very anonymity with which Lexus had been so comfortable is responsible for the fact that, in the UK, the marque had a brand recognition of just six percent before this generation of the IS turned up.
Lexus decided that it needed to embrace the automotive mainstream and with this IS, a car that brought with it Lexus's first diesel – and four-cylinder – engine. Other firsts include a convertible version and a V8 sports saloon to rival the BMW M3.


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I love coming up with creative ideas for kids' parties and dinner with friends. Unique treats are a fun creative outlet for a mom that friends and kids will enjoy. This easy candy sushi is easy to make using fruit roll-ups, marshmallows, and assorted gummy candy. Candy sushi will be the highlight of any food buffet!
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Creative DIY Candy Sushi Treats
Make this fun candy sushi with a handful of candy supplies and sweet snacks.
- Prepare the candy "seaweed wraps" by cutting strips of green fruit roll-up, about 1 inch wide and 4 inches long.
- Wrap each fruit roll-up strip around a large marshmallow, using a bit of water on the end of the fruit roll-up to stick it down.
- Gently make a hole in the center of each marshmallow and insert small pieces of colorful gummy candy, keeping the ends even so the top of the candy sushi is flat.
- Arrange the candy sushi on your buffet table or dessert plate and enjoy!
- Experiment with using Swedish fish and sprinkles to embellish your candy sushi and create a sweet sushi assortment!
Make candy sushi with fruit roll-ups, marshmallows, Swedish fish and assorted gummy candy.
Assemble your candy sushi by wrapping strips of green fruit roll-up around marshmallows, topped with pieces of gummy candy. Friends will love this creative party idea!
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Easy Chocolate Dipped Pretzel Rods
Chocolate pretzel rods are easy to make for any party and you can dip the pretzels in colored chocolate candy melts that matches the theme of your party! These delicious party treats are perfect for kids and not too sweet.
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Healthy Unicorn Smoothies
A delicious unicorn smoothie doesn't have to be packed with chemicals. We made colorful unicorn-inspired layered smoothies with bananas, strawberries and mango. Top with whipped cream and drizzle with light corn syrup mixed with blue Jell-o powder. Delicious and so pretty!
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These fun treat ideas can help make your next party a hit! What is your favorite thing about party planning?
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Free online tools to check your websites performance
I have always said as web designers and developers whenever we get a new project before pen hits paper we need to make sure we have 4 main things in mind.
The design: how it will look I always set my aim to produce work good enough for web design awards (providing the budget allows me) such as these.
The usability of the website: for this I put my mind in the head of the potential client that the website is aimed for and working out what is the best way to do things.
The best framework for the website: every project is different and has different needs so for the clients who want a simple little site to get their message out I will not charge extra for CMS platforms that they do not need.
SEO: Now whether your or not you are providing SEO services in your project you should always have SEO in mind for every project to give it the best possible chance in the world of search engine supremacy.
So once your website is live and settled there are a few handy tools out there to give you a better understanding of your website performance and just what is going on. So I have put together a list of free website performance tools.
First thing I would recommend is to insert Google Analytics to your website this is quick and easy process of adding some code to the bottom of your website. This tool is a must to track the visits to your website and to see how they arrived at your site, plus what they done when they got there.
Next thing to do is to add your website to Google webmasters tool, again this is a easy process of just adding a verification code to the head of your website. This tool is best used for finding out search queries and your ranking for them. It also gives your website a health check so you can see what errors there are. My only negative thing is you may get a message for an error that will harm your websites performance but there no way of contacting Google to delve deeper into the matters, just a forum that is not guaranteed to resolve any issues you may be having.
There are also a lot of independent analyzer tools which are great in finding faults with your website that you may of missed or over looked. They are also handy in checking your competitors websites.
The first one is a tool by Hubspot which grades your website out of 100 and explains where improvements can be made.
This Metafever produces a free SEO report which finds issues with matters relating to your website. It lists the issues in 3 forms depending in the severity of the issues.
This report comes as a downloadable PDF and takes a bit longer to set up than the other 2 but allows you to check keywords you are targeting, plus also shows your main competitors going for the same keywords. Email registration is required.
There are other tools out there but these are the ones I have used and felt I got some benefit from. Feel free to add your own suggestions in the comments below.