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I didn't know such warts exist until I got them some 6-7 yrs ago. Foot warts are tiny lesions that appear on the soles of the foot. They can be very painful, and at times, they can get really itchy. Since it's a virus infection, you can get it from another person via skin contact.
It took 3-4 weeks before they disappeared entirely on my feet. I believe I cured them by soaking both my feet in very hot water with alcohol for 1 week.
Other methods to cure foot warts are:
Using a duct tape to cover the warts for 7-10 days. Once duct tape is removed, rub the warts with a pumice stone. Repeat the process until the warts disappear.
Use apple cider vinegar. Take a cotton ball, soak it with the vinegar and apply it directly to the wart. Cover it with a bandage and let it remain overnight. Repeat the process until the warts disappear.
The best and more convenient method is done using electrosurgery equipment. It's safe and quick! You don't have to wait a long time for the warts to be treated. I know! I should have consulted a dermatologist before and resorted to this option to lessen my suffering, but I didn't want to pay a lot of money for the treatment! After 2 months or so, the nurse in our office told me our HMO card covers this kind of disease.

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We enjoy the challenge, being able to provide a space where children feel safe, secure and loved, without any strings attached.
What is fostering?
Fostering is a way of providing a safe and secure home for children who cannot live with their own parents. Often, this is on a temporary basis whilst the parents get help to sort out problems. Children often return to their parents after a period of being in foster care, as long as it is clear that the issues that brought them into care have been successfully resolved, and that their parents can look after them safely. Other children stay in foster care on a permanent basis, some are adopted and some move on to live independently.
Why do children need fostering?
There are many reasons that some children and young people need foster care. They may have experienced abuse or neglect. For others, it might be that their parents may have a short-term illness, mental health issues, learning difficulties or problems with drug or alcohol misuse.
The children range in age from newborn to teenagers, and some are sibling groups. Their backgrounds and experiences can be damaging to a child's development and lead to difficulties in them trusting people. Like all children, they need to be part of a family where they are nurtured and feel safe. Given time, warmth and support, these children and young people can really develop and reach their potential as individuals.
In Cornwall at the moment we are particularly looking for people who can care for older children as well as sibling groups.
What sort of fostering is there?
Children's needs differ when the need foster care, so there are different sorts of fostering to meet those needs and to give them the best possible care. The different sorts of foster care are called 'placements'.
Emergency foster care is unplanned and these placements are a result of an unforeseen crisis. They can last for a few days up to a few weeks.
Short term fostering tends to last from a few weeks up to about 2 years. These placements are often whilst the Court decides what is best for the child in the long term.
Permanent fostering is often best for older children, to give them a safe and secure home until they reach independence and leave the care of the local authority. These placements can last until a young person reaches 21 years of age.
Parent and child fostering is where the child and usually one parent are in the placement. This is a specialist role and entails observation, guidance and supervision rather than actively looking after the child.
Short breaks are not necessarily for children who are in the care of the Local Authority. They can be for children with disabilities who live at home and short break carers care for the child to give the parent(s) and child a break. This can be from a few hours per week up to a weekend. Short breaks also allow our carers to have a break.


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It was a tough windy day on December 9th in Cape Coral for the State Senior Games 5K and 10K time trial championships. I'm thrilled to report that I defended both of my time trial titles from last year winning my 9th and 10th Florida state cycling championships in the two years since my return to competition from breaking my neck in a cycling accident at the Gainesville Senior Games a little over three years ago. I hope to defend my USCF state time trial and road race championships next year, and I will be training hard for the events.
As an aside, I came to the starting line with just under 15,000 miles of training year to date, and with not one single missed day of cycling this year through today – December 10th!
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Discover skills used by some of the world's most self-confident, savvy and successful people. If you're curious about NLP and what is has to offer you – both personally and professionally, this interactive two-day course is for you. Download a free course brochure
Blueprint for Excellence – Introduction to NLP
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Blueprint for Excellence is fun-filled, interactive two-day course where you'll learn and experience skills used by some of the worlds most self-confident, savvy and successful people.
You're probably already great at the technical ('hard') aspects of your work. But developing the 'soft' people skills will be most important for you if you really want to enhance your relationships, career or business.
It is people who make or break relationships, teams and organisations, so understanding how you and others 'tick' is imperative for building and maintaining good professional and personal relationships based on trust.
If you've wanted to learn more about NLP and how it applies to you, this is your ideal opportunity! Perhaps you want to kind of 'dip your toe in the water', to see how NLP works for you before you consider doing a more extensive course. Or perhaps you're just curious about what NLP has to offer?
In Blueprint for Excellence you'll learn:
- What you can tell from non-verbal language. And what secrets you might be giving away!
- How to gain and maintain rapport with anyone. Rapport is the basis of influence so unless you know how to do this consciously you could be missing out on opportunities to advance your career, to successfully put your ideas across or get that all important 'first date'!
- Find out how your thinking style could be polluting your nervous system! Learn how to clean it up so you start feeling better. Plus simple techniques to programme your brain for success.
- What positive thinking really means and how it affects your physical and emotional well-being and the achievement of your goals.
- Are you a 'Moody Merv' or a 'Sullen Susan' or do you work with one? Learn how to manage moods and feelings to consistently be in top form.
- The Blueprint for Excellence – the secret six-step formula that true winners use.
- Learn how communication is systemic and how to change what you're doing to influence others behaviour.
- How to tune up your senses so you begin seeing and hearing information you might have missed before completing this course.
- How communication actually works – why it sometimes doesn't work and tips to manoeuvre around the roadblocks so you can successfully get your message across.
- The famous NLP Eye accessing cues. Can you really tell if people are lying by where they look? And how does this influence communication and learning?
- A unique goal setting technique that will leave you feeling drawn, irresistibly towards your goals instead crawling towards them on your knees. Yes, yes, I know you've probably done goal setting a million times AND, I assure you this way is different, better and more compelling than anything else you will have come across. But better still – it works. You'll achieve your goals in ways that seem easy and almost effortless.
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I have been trying at work today, I'm thinking I still need to practice more, but it's great being able to see things more clearly. Believe me it is so easy to change the way you behave when you are aware of how you react. Thanks heaps. Lots of Love"
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The balance of what's possible with what the base wants is a delicate thing, and Republican leadership sure hasn't figured out how to achieve it. That Bismarck line about politics being the art of the possible is being bandied about a lot lately… But I've always had a problem with it, because I think it ignores the reality of modern political tactics.
Jonah Goldberg visited Chicago last week to talk about his new book, Tyranny of Cliches, at a Heartland-hosted event at Jaks Tap. Go here to watch the video of Jonah's talk. Meanwhile,…
We're hosting the only Chicago stop for National Review's Jonah Goldberg on his tour for his latest best-seller, Tyranny of Cliches — Jonah's follow-up to his seminal book Liberal Fascism, a source…


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Need some Asian inspiration? This Cabbage Stir Fry is simple to prep, easy to cook, and goes great with everything. Add any ground meat of choice and this easily becomes a satisfying Paleo meal you and your family will love.
My Soy-Free Soy Sauce completely replaces the need for traditional soy sauce or tamari, which are both non-Paleo ingredients. Don't deprive yourself of great Asian-inspired dishes, simply replace the soy sauce, and you're well on your way to establishing a satisfying Paleo lifestyle.
Serves 4
- 1 cabbage head
- 1 medium onion
- 1 red bell pepper
- 8 oz baby mushrooms
- 2 cups snow peas
- 1 tbsp coconut oil
- 2 tbsp coconut aminos
- 2 tsp toasted sesame oil
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1/2 tsp pepper
- Quarter the cabbage and remove the fibrous core.
- Slice the cabbage into thin slices, about 1/2 inch thick.
- Slice the onion, bell pepper, mushrooms, and snow peas to desired size.
- Heat the coconut oil in a large, flat bottom pan, over medium heat.
- Add the onion, bell pepper, mushrooms, snow peas, and 2 tbsp of water. Cook for 5 minutes or until the water has cooked off.
- Add the cabbage, coconut aminos, toasted sesame oil, salt, and pepper.
- Cook, covered, for 10 minutes or until the cabbage is done.
- Garnish the cabbage stir fry with sesame seeds and serve.
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I don't know about you, but we've had just about enough of it.
This years general election has seen a dramatic recalibration of the nations moral compass and a handful of elderly bigots in English coastal towns have had their narrow minded views pandered to beyond belief.
The quality of political rhetoric has reached such a nadir that even so-called progressive parties feel the need to talk about immigration as something to be "tackled" or "controlled". Beyond this we have a small battalion of pre-metric throwbacks, homophobes, misogynists and spivs desperate to wrest control of the country away from the elites and back into the hands of rich, old, white men.
Our unrepentant and unreformed tabloid press has amplified these fears and insecurities to such a point that rational voices struggle to be heard over the screaming of trolls.
We may not be able to do much to quell the bigotry, but we can tell everyone what we think about it and what better medium is there than alcohol?
As it happens, we have just come into possession of a few unlabelled cases of one of Scotlands best Saisons. It didn't take long for us to agree that the best thing to do would be to knock up a election themed label, punt them out at the beginning of May and give the proceeds to charity.
But what to call the beer? One look at the bottle and you'll probably get a good idea what my first choice was, but fortunately, taste, sanity (and punmanship) prevailed.
The beer will set you back £2.50 for a 330ml bottle and it is a clean, dry, extravagently hopped but well balanced saison, of sessionable strength (4.5% abv). Perfect for a late Thursday night with the swingometer
For every bottle we will donate £1 to the Scottish Refugee Council (http://www.scottishrefugeecouncil.org.uk/) who provide aid and support for people who are forced to flee here by circumstance. There is only a very limited amount of it available, so it's not a massive commitment from us: In fact we could be accused of indulging in gesture politics.
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Beer, Wine and Cider in Happy Valley
By: Jeff Cavanaugh
Visitors to most college towns across the country always expect to see beverages like Natty Light, Franzia and Bankers Club Vodka flowing freely. However, here in the State College area, we boast some of the best local craft breweries, wineries, cideries and distilleries in the state.
Looking for a delicious Pear Cider? Skip the Woodchuck and pick up a glass of Ménage Aux Poires from Bellefonte's Good Intent Cider.
In the mood for a wine but tired of the 1.5 liter bottles of Yellow Tail and Barefoot at every dinner party? Take the party up a notch and bring along a semi-dry Tailgate Red from Mount Nittany Vineyard & Winery or maybe a Dry Riesling from Seven Mountains Wine Cellars – which was crowned Best White Wine in PA at a Pennsylvania
Wineries Association competition.
From IPAs, hefeweizens and sangrias to merlots, chardonnays and ciders – there is something for everyone being made right in the State College area. Here are some of your best options to drink fresh and local here in Happy Valley.
For the beer drinkers...
Happy Valley Brewing Company
137 Elmwood St., State College
Since 2012, Happy Valley Brewing Company and head brewer Josh Davies have built a loyal following of craft brew lovers with their wide selection of delicious year-round and seasonal beers. The Tailgater pale ale, Barnstormer IPA or the Phyrst Phamily Stout are some of the best options on tap at the State College brewery.
Otto's Pub and Brewery
2235 North Atherton St., State College
With a beer fit for everyone's taste, Otto's is a go-to spot for local craft brew connoisseurs. While they brew everything from a hefeweizen to IPAs and lagers, there simply may be no better local beverage than Otto's Apricot Wheat – fruit beers aren't just for the summer anymore.
Robin Hood Brewing Company
1796 Zion Road, Bellefonte
If you're looking for a porter, a stout, a lager or a wheat beer – and everything in between – Robin Hood Brewing Company is the place for you. And even if your significant other isn't quite the craft beer and hops lover, they are sure to enjoy a Blueboary Wheat or an Alan-A-Dale Apple Ale from Robin Hood Brewing Company. Photo courtesy of Facebook.
For the wine connoisseurs...
Seven Mountains Wine Cellars
101B North Main Street, Boalsburg
The wine at Seven Mountains has won numerous awards and whether you are just visiting with friends or entertaining a dinner party, you will find a Seven Mountains wine that fits the occasion perfectly. And regardless of the occasion, you can never go wrong with a bottle of the semi-dry Rattlehead Red or the semi-sweet "We Are" Cayuga White.
Happy Valley Winery
576 S. Foxpointe Drive, State College
Happy Valley Winery has over 30 locally made and delicious wines that will certainly cater to everyone's different tastes. If you're really looking to impress, pick up a bottle of Happy Valley's Vidal Blanc Ice Wine which won the 2015 Governor's Cup Best of Show Sweet Wine at the Pennsylvania Farm Show.
Mount Nittany Winery
300 Houser Road, Centre Hall
While the family made wine and fresh grown grapes at Mount Nittany Vineyard & Winery are enough of a draw, the views and landscape at their location above the historic village of Linden Hall is worth the trip alone. Mount Nittany Vineyard produces 12-13,000 gallons of wine each year and tastings of their outstanding wines – ranging from dry reds to semi sweets and fruit wines – are always free on site.
An apple a day…
Good Intent Cider
167 South Potter Street, Bellefonte
Good Intent Cider offers each of their delicious ciders for sale by the glass, the bottle, and growlers. And the owners at Good Intent Cider really do have good intentions – one of their newest ciders, the outstanding Rose Farm Orchard, was produced with apples picked on the sprawling battlefields of Gettysburg and all proceeds from the sales of this cider benefit the Gettysburg National Military Park.


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Canon to address "photo-fatigue" in new campaign
Canon is aiming to address the "photo-fatigue" we're plagued with from the ease of taking photos.
The campaign, Canon Shine, encourages the use of lenses to change the way we perceive the world, instead of just pointing and snapping.
It is an engagement platform aimed at putting power back into the picture and sparking a nationwide movement of meaningful photography.
The campaign will run across paid, owned and earned channels across TV, digital, print, cinema and in-store, with Canon aiming to reach over 80% of Aussies.
"Canon Shine is more than a campaign; it's the start of a movement of meaningful photography that delivers on our No One Sees It Like You brand position," Vivien Lee, general manager and consumer marketing, Canon Australia, said.
"Canon's role is to enable people to express themselves through powerful photography, and this platform will showcase what matters to the whole nation."
As part of the campaign, Canon is also launching an initiative to get people involved.
According to the release: "To inspire and excite Australians prior to the launch of Canon Shine, Canon seeded a thought-provoking piece of video content across online channels, asking Australians #whatdoyousee?
"From today until 26 May, Australians are invited to capture an image that represents their unique perspective on the world. All images will be uploaded to a new dedicated microsite, www.canon.com.au/shine, where public voting will determine the top 50 images to go before a judging panel who will select the winner, to be announced on 7 July."


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2019 Men's Track & Field News
Track and Field Looking For Qualifiers At Weekend MeetsMay 09, 2019Teams traveled to North Central and UW-La Crosse attempting to send more to NCAA Championships
Men's T/F Places Third At NACC Outdoor ChampionshipsMay 03, 2019Raiders improved three spots year over year at outdoor meet
All Eyes On NACC Outdoors After UW-Whitewater AlternativeApril 26, 2019Men will be looking to improve on their 4th place showing from indoor championships
Men's Track Impressive Once Again At Norbert TwilightApril 18, 2019A dozen Raiders placed in the top five throughout the evening
Future Thinking Raiders Perform at Eagles InviteApril 12, 2019MSOE places ten student-athletes in top 15
Men's TF Faces Stiff Competition at Rex Foster TwilightApril 05, 201923 personal records surpassed amount achieved last week
Men's TF Opens Outdoor Season With 5th Place FinishMarch 28, 201917 personal records fall at Carroll Pioneer Invite
Men's Track and Field 2.5 points from 3rd at NACC ChampionshipsFebruary 24, 2019A freshman shall lead them and Jesse Lambrecht was that freshman for MSOE men's Track and Field team at the NACC Championships on Saturday
Men's Track and Field hold their own at #1 North Central CollegeFebruary 09, 2019Freshman Jesse Lambrecht lead the way for MSOE Men's Track and Field team as they competed against the NCAA DIII #1 ranked team, North Central College, at the Pat Heenan Invitational at North Central College on Friday night.
Men give solid effort at the Redhawk InvitationalFebruary 02, 2019MSOE men's track and field team gave a solid effort at the Redhawk Invitational on the campus of Ripon College on Saturday
Men's Track and Field continues to ImproveJanuary 26, 2019KENOSHA, WI-- MSOE men's Track and Field team continues to improve with another all around team effort as they placed 6th out of 12 teams at the Tadd Metzger Invitational on Friday night.
Heun Named the NACC Athlete of the WeekJanuary 23, 2019Senior Hayden Heun of the MSOE men's track & field team has been named the NACC Athlete of the Week for Jan. 21, the league office announced Wednesday.
Men's Track and Field tally 132 points to finish 2ndJanuary 19, 2019Hayden Heun led the way for the MSOE Men's Track and Field team on Friday night as he won the 35 pound weight with a toss of 15.14 meters at the Ranger Relays on the campus of UW Parkside
Massoels Excited for First Men's Track & Field SeasonJanuary 12, 2019GO-RAIDERS.com sat down with head coach Bill Massoels to preview the 2019 track & field season.
Men's Track & Field 4th at Schlender InvitationalJanuary 12, 2019MSOE Men's Track and Field team finished 4th at the Karl Schlender Invitational Saturday at UW Whitewater as they were paced by the distance crew's two 2nd place finishes
Massoels Tabbed to Run MSOE Men's Track & Field/Cross CountryAugust 14, 2018Bill Massoels has been named the head men's track & field and cross country coach at MSOE, director of athletics Brian Miller announced Monday.


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The parents of American prisoner of war Bowe Bergdahl told their newly-released son Sunday that they love him — and they told everyone else that he will need time to readjust.
"I love you Bowe, I'm so very proud of you, and of course all of your very large family would like me to tell you that they love you also," said his mother Jani, getting choked up by tears. "We've been working very, very hard for your release these last five years.
"Freedom is yours, I will see you soon my beloved son, I love you Bowe."
Bowe Bergdahl's Mom Reads Emotional Letter to SonJune 1, 201401:56
An Army sergeant, Bowe Bergdahl had been held by the Afghan Taliban for nearly five years before his release this weekend. Bergdahl, 28, was handed over at about 6 p.m. local time on Saturday, and on Sunday morning arrived at a U.S. military hospital in Germany.
Bergdahl's father thanked friends, family, the government and the "biker dudes and dudettes" that have been supporting them through the years, but also cautioned that Bowe would need time to adjust to his new life of freedom.
"We're talking like this because we haven't talked to Bowe yet — we haven't called him on the phone, although we all know we have the capability to do that," said Bob Bergdahl. "That's because that Bowe has been gone so long that it's going to be very difficult to go back. It's like a diver going deep on a dive and has to stage going back up because of compression ... If he comes back up too fast it could kill him."
He said the "reintegration" of Bowe into normal society would be a"long process."
Bowe Bergdahl's Parents Are Moving on to the Next PhaseJune 1, 201402:24
"Some day there will be a time for interviews, and books and whatever — I have a lot to say about this, I know Bowe is going to have a lot to say about this. But that's still a distant future thing, and I won't let things get in the way of Bowe's recovery."


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I'm a molecular biophysicist in a biochemistry department. In a college of medicine. And I'm funded by the NSF. Not too sure my dean likes that... I'm here to blather on about things that interest me and to raise the average age of the bloggers here by at least 1.2567 years. And I'm Australian.
My posts are presented as opinion and commentary and do not represent the views of LabSpaces Productions, LLC, my employer, or my educational institution.
How AAAS and Science magazine really feel about sexual harassment cases in science
I'm posting this early because a) I'll be traveling soon, and b) I'm ready to...
Okay folks, you may or may not be aware of Donors Choose. This is a very cool charitable organization where K-12 teachers (generally from public schools in very impoverished areas) can submit requests for things they need to better teach their students. Requests range from sophisticated equipment, through basic school supplies, down to chairs (yes, simple chairs!) and even food (one in seven in the US live below the poverty line - there are a lot of hungry kids). One can argue ad infinitum about whether or not it's an individual's responsibility to help provide such things, but that's not what this is about. Clearly the education system in this country is broken - school systems can't provide some of the most basic things (chairs for eff's sake!). Society (that's you!) needs to step up.
Starting October 10 and running for a month there's this Science Bloggers for Students Challenge running. A bunch of science blog collectives, including LabSpaces, plus some individual bloggers are competing to see who can raise the most for Donors Choose. The prize? A lot of kids helped. Many of the bloggers here at LabSpaces have set up their own Donors Choose donation pages. Mine is over there on the right in the "Awesome Stuff" box. See it? It's blue and white with some green. Having trouble finding it? The link is also at the bottom of this post.
UPDATE: Donors Choose has just announced that HP will be doubling all donations to the Science Bloggers for Students Challenge up to a total of $50,000. Donate now and double your impact!
On each of these donation pages you'll find the projects we're sponsoring. Please give. Since this is a science blogging collective and it's a science bloggers challenge, we're focusing on raising money for science-related projects. Please give. Donors Choose makes it easy - they have a secure web site that can handle credit cards and Paypal donations. Please give. It doesn't have to be much - it can be as little as $1! You know that venti caramel half-caf mocha, extra-hot with extra whipped cream you have each day? Save yourself the fat and calories and give the $5 instead. How about that daily trip to the vending machine? You could skip that. Or buying lunch each day? Brown-bag it for once. Think how good you'll feel. You'll lose weight and help kids! Please give.
Not convinced? Spend five minutes poking around the Donors Choose site. If you're not moved to help then, well, I guess you're pretty much heartless. Or a deep-sea sponge.
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Thanks for telling us about this very worthy cause. I think I'll put this weekends beer money to a better cause, I'm sure my liver will thank me for it!
@Jane:Thanks! To be fair, Geeka posted about her http://www.labspaces.net/blog/672/Bounty_for_Donor_s_Choose">page first - and is offering awards for donors!
Why the hate on for deep sea sponges?
No hate. I just didn't want any internet-surfing deep-sea sponges feeling like they have to donate. I understand they have a hard time getting credit cards or bank accounts.
Ok, thanks for the heads up, I'll check out Geeka's post too!
And thanks to all those tweeting this!
In my day, we STOOD at school and we LIKED it. There has never been a more luxorious time to be a student in US schools. If we continue to coddle students by giving them things like CHAIRS, India and China are going to be able to kick our collective asses down the stairs faster than you can say "deep sea sponges". Speaking of sponges, you know that's what you are teaching those parasitic small humans to be, right?
/sarcasm ala grandpakern on k-12 education
Back in my day...
@becca - lol! Now I normally dislike the use of 'lol' so you know it's got to be a funny comment! Definitely agree, kids these days need to experience a bit of hardship, it's character building!!
@Becca By the way, you just disproved the old addage that Americans don't do sarcasm well!
@JanedeLartigue ah, but I wish it were so. Alas! Despite the /sarcasm tag (added to avoid engaging in debates with those who feel compelled to Correct Somebody On The Internet), it is technically mere parody. Derived not from creative brillance of dry witticism, but drawn far too directly from life.
"Comedy is an exact depiction of real life" (believe it not? read phdcomics)
Woe to us all that I am not in the slightest iota creative, only supassingly chameleon-like in my mimicry.
You really need a drink, don't you?
@Odyssey I generally do. And I generally don't drink. Thus the problem.
anyone interested in helping my kindergarteners? Check out http://www.donorschoose.org/mrs.stanford :)


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Hence, for the consumers we have made a system 'Perfect-Match' to measure and map the data of various body pressure points. The user has to go to our showroom and lie down on a test bed with many sensors, which will map and capture his body pressure points data and then it is sent to the cloud where algorithms will check and analyse the data.
And accordingly, the system using the algorithms will suggest the kind of mattress the customer requires. Also, this data is then transmitted to the factory, where the mattress is actually made and customised as per the customer's data and then it is shipped.
It's a process, right from mapping and capturing the body pressure data of the consumer to analyzing the data and suggesting the right size and type of mattress that suits the consumer's body and provides comfort. This, so far, no one has done in India.
So the idea is to choose a right mattress according to your body -- making a 'perfect-match.' However, it involved a lot of scientific methodology in order to figure out what kind of mattress each individual or body needs – whether it is hard, soft, firm, very soft or extra soft, some body part needs hardness, other areas need softness and that means a body needs a mix of hardness as well as softness. But how do you make out that?
It can only be done with body mapping and measuring the body pressure points using those algorithms which will suggest about the mattress type. The entire data is processed, studied and mapped in the cloud to suggest firmness of the mattress. And it takes just 3-4 minutes for processing the data.
However, this ('Perfect-Match' project) has taken almost two years time, where a year went in doing lots of studies of entire body pressure points, sampling, feedbacks, testing with people and analysing the data.
As a CIO, my learning is that now the time has changed and so CIO's thinking must also change. We have to get away from the transactional side as I think it is running its head. There was a time, when there were independent systems, which then became combined systems and then came ERP followed by analytics and so on.
I think all those levels, can help you to do business transaction or analyze a business transaction. Now I think the next level is where technology is used not just to analyze the data, but to acquire new business, new customers, new concept and new markets.
Also, there's a high possibility that right information may not have been provided to the customers as it does involve humans, but if there's a system in place then accurate information or data will be available across the stores. So that's the business problem and there are plenty of such problems in the business, which also means there's plenty of avenues and opportunities for the business. With the 'perfect-match' we want to help people sleep well and that's our aim.
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"It is one of the most commonly recurring stories of modern football. Should Celtic and Rangers be allowed to leave the Scottish league system and join the English football league system instead? It's an emotive subject, for sure, and it's one that seems to divide both supporters and administrators, with the only people that are certain of which way they would like to go being those that run Glasgow's two giant clubs, who would like to utilise the vaster resources that would be open to them as a result of being in the more lucrative English system than they would get from remaining in England." twohundredpercent
Going South? Celtic & The English League SystemMarch 19, 2012
Brazil's championship needs a licence to thrillMarch 19, 2012
"Before Ian Fleming made his name writing the James Bond books, he was eclipsed by older brother Peter, a derring-do adventurer of the type Michael Palin might have been born to satirise. Peter Fleming was part of an eccentric expedition into the Brazilian jungle in the early 1930s, which he wrote about in a book best remembered for its stand out line. 'Sao Paulo,' he mused, 'is like Reading, only much further away' – an observation which does, of course, depend on one's starting point, but which contains an excellent piece of insight." BBC – Tim Vickery
Quantifying Progress, From Roy To KennyMarch 19, 2012
"After a series of poor league results, including three defeats in a row for the first time in nearly a decade, stern questions were being asked of Kenny and his team's management of Liverpool, probably for the first time; were the most suitable players purchased in the summer, have the tactics been right, and so on." TomkinsTimes
Any Given SaturdayMarch 19, 2012
"INT. DRESSING ROOM – EVE. We are somewhere in the bowels of a large football stadium. Several staff and 23 players – three lions on all their shirts – sit around looking nervy, or nervously applying 'product' to hair (hair shaped like one of those asymmetrical postmodernist sculptures named after abstract nouns – Courage, Trust, Camaraderie – and habitually found outside civic buildings, which, within a generation, have become discoloured, unloved, and appropriated by skateboarders)." Run of Play
Champions League draw sets up a potentially epic Real-Barca finalMarch 19, 2012
"Wow. I'm not sure the Champions League draw could have been scripted any better. Real Madrid and Barcelona can't meet until the final. And that's good because a 2011-12 Champions League decided by a clásico, the seventh of the season, would be unprecedented and special, not to mention "right" in the sporting sense: these two are the best teams in the world right now. But that's a hypothetical. We're not there yet, of course. Barca and Real still have to play their way to the Allianz Arena in Munich. And there's plenty that can go wrong between now and then." SI
Liverpool: NextGen Stars Ready To Step Up Thanks To Rafa's RevolutionMarch 19, 2012
"In last week's derby Liverpool had four homegrown players, here's five more who are ready for the first team, thanks in no small part to Rafael Benitez's work on the academy set-up…" Sabotage Times
Strange events in La LigaMarch 19, 2012
"Uuuuf … as the Spanish say. Where do we start this week? Well perhaps with a rather unusual theme, at least as far as La Liga goes. It seems to have been a recurring topic throughout the week, set off by Jose Mourinho complaining once again that the Bernabeu is too 'cold' and that the stadium needs to get behind its players to a greater extent. 'Never mind about me' he said, adding that he wanted the supporters to mostrar mas carino (show more affection) to the players, and support them through thick and thin." ESPN


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Today: Steve Underdahl, President and CEO of Northfield Hospital & Clinics, Classification (S. Richardson)
Birthdays: Katy Hargis (8/4), Mike Lane (8/5) and Elizabeth Child (8/8)
Next Week: Alyssa Herzog Melby, Executive Director Northfield Arts Guild, NAG's New Start
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The Group Study Exchange (GSE) team that traveled for two weeks in Sweden in May of 2014 shared their experience with us last week.
Two of the team members — Elin Odegaard and Jenna Stowe — are from Northfield. Other members are Sonya Guggemos, who was sponsored by the St. Paul Rotary Club, and Jim Horsman, who was sponsored by the Roseville Rotary Club. Lori Pulkrabek, also sponsored by the Roseville club, was the team leader.
Their trip took them to seven different cities in southern Sweden. They learned a lot about Swedish cuisine, culture, and hospitality. In five of their stops, each had a vocational day planned specifically for them. They were impressed with the greeting they received when their train arrived in Halmsted. The local Rotarians were there in force and were vigorously waving a huge flag.
Elin observed that Sweden, home to IKEA, promotes efficiency and economy and places a high premium on collaboration and community. Businesses have formalized the morning coffee break as a way of building team within the organization and encouraging collaborative work. Swedes also have a deep respect for the environment. People recreate outdoors at every turn during the warm-weather months in anticipation of the long, dark winter.
Jim was impressed with the architecture and historical structures that provided a window to Swedish antiquity. They saw ancient churches with distinctive design and castles built by the Vikings. He noted that structures were often influenced by the Danes who occupied this region for periods of time.
Sweden is known as the kingdom of glass for its exquisite glass sculpture. In addition, there is an emphasis on public art.
Lori called this "truly a once in a lifetime experience." Jenna and Elin thanked the club for giving them this opportunity.
Lee Dilley is a Northfield native who was introduced to international exchange while serving in the Peace Corps with his wife, Vicki, on Tuvalu, a Polynesian island in the South Pacific.
They met at the University of Montana and have two grown children. Lee has worked for Malt-O-Meal for 30 years. He has found Rotary's Youth Exchange program to be a rewarding experience.
Exchange report
Ahna Cole Washburn Chapman wrote a piece for the Kimberly, South Africa Rotary Club bulletin describing her adjustment in the early stages of her exchange year. She's meeting students at her new school, participating in service projects and has had an opportunity to tour a game park. All is well in her new home, she writes.
Here is a list of this year's outbound students. Some have already departed.
- Beimers, Henry – Norway
- Beimers, William – Brazil
- Carlson, Samuel -Argentina
- Estrada, Gabriella – France
- Hahn, Erin – Thailand
- Hodel, Christoph – Indonesia
- Kelley, Caitlin – Chile
- Lunderby, Jack – Brazil
- Mandsager, Erik – Zimbabwe
- Martinez, Odalys – Japan
- Muir, Mason – Taiwan
- Olson, Josiah – Colombia
- Regnier, Eli – Brazil
- Rodriguez-Vazquez, Leslie – Brazil
- Scheffert, Jenna – Italy
- Seitz, Zoe – Denmark
- Washburn Chapman, Ahna Cole – South Africa
- Woitalla, Jessica – Brazil.
Past Northfield Rotary Club meeting videos on YouTube
Guests: Rachel and Jerad Morey, new ministers at Northfield United Methodist Church (Stull), Josie Dunn-Foster (J. Dunn-Foster), and Claire Spencer (Zweifel).
Scholarship Enhancement: Jane Fenton, who redefined the dramatic pause while searching for her ticket.
Tickets are now available for the 2015 car raffle. One of the team captains has your name and tickets for you to sell. Sales people — start your engines.
Virginia Kaczmarek, club member and executive director of the Northfield Area YMCA, reported this week that a sign acknowledging Rotary's support for the Y capital campaign is now on the wall in the Y entryway.
District 5960 is forming a Friendship Exchange to India January 9-20. They are looking for five Rotary couples to make the trip. See President Halverson if you are interested in learning more.
If you have not yet declared for a committee assignment in the new year, please contact Jean Wakely. She is also ready to record your commitment to the Defeat of Jesse James Bike Tour on Saturday, Sept. 12.
Coming Up
- August 20 — Chris Heineman, Northfield Director of Community Development, Classification (Rich)
- August 27 — Dana Norvold, Rice County Habitat for Humanity
- September 3 — Holly Schoenbauer, Help Me Grow (Kaczmarek)
- September 10 — Nate Heilman, Classification (O'Neil)
- September 17 — Chris Kennelly, Classification (Reese)


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Hello everybody
Can somebody tell me why i am having this error all the time ?
I am trying to use SQL command to filter data before applying anything else!!!
can you please explain ? Sorry i am a beginner
Hey @Longdaica
Certainly...in the file format drop down, you should have an option called "Microsoft Excel Legacy" (if you don't install this driver: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=13255)
This will allow you to use the SQL functions on your spreadsheet:
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Very nice of you.
Btw Can I call 2 files in a single command ?
For example:
Select file2.field 3 from file1 A, file2 B
where A.field 1 =B.field2 and A.field > 1000?
Hey @Longdaica,
I couldn't get it to work using a separate file, but it works with multiple tabs within the workbook.


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Karen teaches managing creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship at undergraduate level. She is Module Leader for several modules; The Enterprise Project Opportunity; Managing Creativity, Design and Innovation; and Leadership and Employability. Karen is also a final year research project supervisor, placement tutor and academic mentor to undergraduate students.
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North Myrtle Beach Real Estate consists of new homes, condos, resales, bank sales, closeouts, and much more. These opportunities are endless for couples and families looking to move into the area. No matter where you're looking to live North Myrtle Beach will have something for you. They offer oceanfront, lakefront, gated communities, golf communities, and more!
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Cozy Rural Accommodation for Couples & Families
Sweet Ein Karem B&B is situated in an authentic village, surrounded by beautiful woods, historic churches, and artisan boutiques that would complete and upgrade your vacation and experience.
This rural bed and breakfast offers three cozy accommodation units for couples and families. You will also find a chocolate store with fresh and handmade chocolates, a cafe that serves delicious meals, a variety of spa treatments, and most importantly, a relaxing environment.
Guest units are cozy, homely and can accommodate up to 4 guests per unit. Each unit includes a double bed, designed and fully-equipped bathroom, cupboard, and a seating area. There is also a kitchenette with everything you need for a meal including, a refrigerator, stove, toaster, kettle, coffee-maker, kitchen utensils, and even spices.
Plan A Perfect Vacation
As guests you get full access to all on-site facilities. Sit and relax in the B&B's picturesque garden, order a tasty meal at Sweet Ein Karem café, indulge in delicious desserts, and soak up the intimate and rural atmosphere of Ein Karem.
Breakfast is served Sunday through Friday at Sweet Ein Karem café and it is included in your reservation. Saturdays are self-service days. For your convenience, you'll find a variety of products in the refrigerator.
The Chocolate House
What would a romantic getaway be without some delicious chocolates? Visit Sweet Ein Karem's chocolate store on the ground floor and enjoy a wide range of handmade chocolates. Taste new and surprising flavors of Italian gelato and even vegan and dairy-free chocolates. All chocolates are made without preservatives or color additives.
Spa & Workshops at Sweet Ein Karem
This magical B&B includes a beautiful rooftop where you'll find a private spa overlooking the gorgeous vistas of Ein Karem village. The spa includes a dry sauna, seating spots, hammocks, tanning beds, and a rich menu of spa treatments.
In addition, the place offers a wide range of entertainment activities. Here you can host experiential birthday parties, private events for families, or bachelor/bachelorette parties. You can also organize team building activities and experiment with chocolate workshops and make pralines with your own hands!
About The Chocolate Workshops
- The chocolate workshops are kosher dairy under Jerusalem Rabbinate supervision (Cholov Yisroel)
- The café is kosher under Jerusalem Rabbinate supervision
- No use of unsupervised milk (Chalav Nochri)
- Guests are treated to coffee and sweets
- Workshops are not given on Sabbath (Saturdays)
- Customers can request specific Mehadrin standards and the presence of a rabbinical kashrut supervisor
Couple's Room – 126 $ (450 ILS)
Family Room with a Bath – 154 $ (550 ILS)
Large Family Unit – 168 $ (600 ILS)
Additional Guest: Adult – 28 $ (100 ILS) , Child – 23 $ (80 ILS)
*Final room rates are based on currency rates (USD) of exchange in effect at the time of reservation.
Breakfast is included in couples' night stays.
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MRT Exhaust! MM now offers premium MRT cat-back exhaust systems for 1996-2004 Mustangs.
New! for Street & Strip Mustangs! Big-bore rear wheel cylinders for 1979-1993 Mustang with 9" drum brakes. Improves braking when running big rear tires and front skinnies, and/or different OEM front brakes.
New! Swapping a Coyote into a Fox Mustang? MM's Hydroboost Conversion Kits allow easy installation of a 1996-2004 Mustang Hydroboost power brake assist unit into a 1979-1993 Mustang.
New! Swapping an IRS into your Fox Mustang? MM makes it easier with a brake line kit made just for this conversion. Bolts-in, with no cutting or flaring of brake lines. Designed to fit standard IRS brake hoses.
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Complete coil-over conversion package for 1994-2004 Solid Axle Mustang. Includes everything needed for converting your Mustang from conventional springs to a coil-over suspension.
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We do not have packages listed for this, but we will create a custom package just for you; contact us. For the rear it will have the parts for the Cobra IRS, while the front will have parts for your model year Mustang.
Do front coil-overs cause noise?
Not when properly designed and installed. But just as happens with many performance modifications, they will more readily transmit noise from other sources into the vehicle cabin. More noise transmission happens because the stock rubber upper strut mount is replaced by the spherical bearing of the caster camber plate. Generally, all that is heard is a little more road noise from the tires. However, if something is amiss, in the brakes or suspension, there may be more significant noise transmitted.
Do rear coil-overs cause noise?
Sometimes. The Mustang solid axle rear suspension will allow enough articulation in some driving situations, typically when entering a steep driveway at an angle, that the shock will extend into droop far enough that the spring will lose tension. The loss of spring tension will allow the spring to come loose from the upper perch; the spring may then rub on the threaded sleeve as it slips back into place when the suspension settles down. Installing longer springs will not change this situation.
To avoid any chance of this situation and resulting noise, when using low rate front coil-over springs, stick with stock-location rear springs, as they will always have tension when the suspension droops. Low front coil-over spring rates with a matching stock-location rear spring provides good ride quality and balanced handling. Higher front spring rates, typical of high performance street driving or open-tracking, will require a rear coil-over conversion to achieve the proper handling balance.
There is rarely an issue with the front coil-over springs losing tension, as the Mustang front suspension is independent. Similarly, the Cobra IRS rarely exhibits this issue.
Do I need an alignment after changing ride height?
Yes. Any change in ride height will cause the front camber to change. Any camber change will cause the toe setting to change. While a small change in ride height may not cause a significant enough of a change in camber to require resetting the camber, that camber change will cause the toe setting to change. If toe is incorrect by even a very small amount it will cause uneven tire wear.
Besides the many Tech pages listed on our FAQs & tech Tips page, the following list is especially relevant to a coil-over conversion.
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The Associated Press reported today:
"The Supreme Court seemed reluctant to allow criminals to ask for a plea bargain after they've been sentenced, despite claims from two that their lawyers erred by either not mentioning the plea offer or advising them incorrectly on the law. The high court heard two appeals overturning convictions of a drunken driver and a man who shot a woman as she was running away. The drunken driver's lawyer didn't tell him about an offered plea deal, while the shooter's lawyer mistakenly told him that he couldn't be convicted of murder since he shot below the waist. Both men got years in prison, instead of lesser time that plea agreements would have brought them. But justices questioned whether reopening negotiations after sentencing would be "unworkable" and unfair to prosecutors. Justices will rule next year."
People frequently ask if they need to hire the best criminal lawyer or retain a good defense attorney when there are "affordable" lawyers, payment plan attorneys, or court appointed attorneys. Well…if you care anything about your future, your ability to earn an income, your liberty, your children and your reputation, the answer clearly is that you need to hire the best criminal defense lawyer you can. If you go bargain hunting and let price be your primary consideration when hiring a criminal attorney, you may find yourself in the same position as the poor defendants whom the Michigan Supreme Court is turning it's back on in the Associated Press article referenced above.
I get a call at least once per day where someone asks me something like the following: "I hired a lawyer who gave me a good price but I got screwed because he didn't fight for me, didn't talk with me and didn't know how to get the best result. What can you do to help me?" Unfortunately, helping a person after another criminal law attorney (or someone claiming to be one) completely screws up his or her case is much more difficult than helping that person from the inception of their case.
What lesson can be learned from the Michigan Supreme Court's apparent reluctance to help those defendants who were victims of ineffective assistance of counsel? Hire a lawyer who:
1. Practices exclusively criminal defense work.
2. Minimum of 15 years experience.
3. Highly rated on lawyer review websites like www.avvo.com.
4. Displays a professional appearance (personally and office).
5. No history of professional discipline by the State Bar of Michigan.
6. Demonstrates a clear proficiency with the area of criminal law in question.
7. Exudes confidence that is credible and not put on or farfetched.
8. Willing to be patient, understanding and empathetic.
9. Maintains a professional website that includes information about the lawyer you can review prior to meeting with him or her.
10. Gives a free consultation (never hire a lawyer without meeting him or her or who quotes legal fees over the telephone).


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Glide: Self Median Nerve Glide
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Place your hand at should height against the wall with the palm flat, fingers spread, and the elbow straight. Next, rotate your arm so the elbow crease faces the ceiling. Finally, slowly rotate your entire body away from your arm to achieve a gentle stretch. Hold 10-15 seconds. Perform 3x with each arm.


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In 2014, we've come to rely on taxis for a multitude of reasons—they take us to the train, to the store, to the doctor; we use them for business to transport clients; we use them for leisure when we go out for a few drinks so we get home safely. If you need to get from point A to point B, you know there's always a taxi nearby to get you there. But the taxis we know today are distant relatives of the first taxis that rolled out onto the streets in 1890. There's a lot more history in the lifetime of the taxi than most people know—in this three-part series, let's take a look at taxi evolution over the last century!
Taxis in 1890
The most popular vehicle for hire was the horse-drawn carriage, but as cars began popping up across the country, they quickly began competing with the carriages for NYC fares. By 1899, there were nearly a hundred battery-operated cabs on the streets of Manhattan, with many New Yorkers hoping that these newfangled contraptions would provide a faster, cleaner, and quieter way of getting around. The batteries in these electric taxis weighed around 800 pounds, making them somewhat impractical, but they grew in popularity anyway.
Taxis in 1900
At the beginning of the 20th century, France was leading the world in automotive production, and was responsible for nearly half of all the automobiles being made across the globe. The New York Taxicab Company imported 600 gasoline-powered cars from France. The cars were red-and-green-paneled, and provided a fresh face for the newest city transportation system. The use of the taximeter, invented by Wilhelm Bruhn, to measure the distance/time of a car journey in order to calculate a fare, caused the taxi industry to explode. In 1904, the US took the title of largest automobile manufacturing country from France, which contributed to the taxi industry's rapid expansion. There were thousands of independent drivers and half a dozen large fleets operating in NYC over the first two decades of the 20th century, but taxi clientele was still predominantly upper-class, because rates were about $0.50/mile.
Taxis in 1920
The 1920s was a time of great industrial prosperity for those who knew when and how to act on it. The financial potential of the taxi industry was glaringly obvious to a number of industrialists at the time, who heavily invested in its expansion. General Motors, the Ford Motor Company, and other major automotive manufacturers owned most of the leading taxi fleets, but there was one "little guy" who made it through and proved to be extraordinarily successful. Young Russian immigrant Morris Markin founded the Checkered Cab Manufacturing Company in Kalamazoo, Michigan in 1922, which ultimately wound up supplying the majority of NYC taxicabs. The Checkered Cab Manufacturing Company produced the iconic yellow and black taxis that are globally recognized as "American taxis."
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Meadow Fishery Comprehensive website and expert advice on fly rods and building.
GuidesnBlanks Online shop for blanks and components.
The two links above are specialists, but you can also get a blank to order through your local Harrison rod dealer or if you get stuck, ring us and ask for Mike Helliwell. 0044 (0)151 709 5981
If you are handy, building your own rod is extremely satisfying. It is not a particularly good way of saving money, but it is a way of getting a unique rod made the way you want it. Below are a few links about rod building, and whilst not an exhaustive guide, they may help you make a good job of building a rod. youtube has a lot of good rod building videos and is worth a look.
Almost anyone can make a decent job of building a rod, it will just take a bit more care an a lot more time for the amateur. There are of course many professional custom rod builders who we can recommend for this kind of service if you are not good with your hands.
Production How a blank is made.
Rod building tips Selecting blanks, and spines.
Tying Rod Rings A guide to Starting whipping your own rods.
Rod varnishing How to varnish a rod with two pack epoxy and traditional "one pot" varnish.
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We are justifiably proud that the Ronald O. Perelman Department of Dermatology is known internationally for its innovative leadership in patient care, education and research. As we look to the future, we are prouder still that our department is uniquely positioned to become the model by which leading departments of dermatology are judged.
To maintain and build on our department's tradition of excellence in the future, we must increase our investments in our greatest strengths: our people and our programs. Our goal is a bold one. To maintain our tradition of leadership, we must increase our endowment by $25 million.
The first steps have already been taken. In 1991, Ronald O. Perelman, a member of the NYU Langone Medical Center's Board of Trustees and Chief Executive Officer of the Revlon Group, Inc., made a landmark gift to NYU. In recognition of the gift, NYU named our Department of Dermatology in Mr. Perelman's honor. In announcing his donation, Mr. Perelman made the point that the "gift was an opportunity to give something back to dermatology, a field which has been extremely important to the success of the cosmetic industry."
In setting our bold goal, we look to you, our alumni, patients, and friends, as well as private foundations, business and industry, to demonstrate your interest in our department and in the health of the public.
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- Baltic workshop on building capacity in parenting programmes to prevent violence (2019)
The aim of the meeting was to discuss the implementation of one of the INSPIRE: seven strategies for ending violence against children on Parent and caregiver support by building institutional capacity and promoting the exchange of expertise in parenting programmes.
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European status report on preventing child maltreatment (2018)
This status report documents the progress that has been made by Member States in implementing the WHO European child maltreatment prevention action plan 2015–2020 at its midpoint. The plan has a target of a 20% reduction in child maltreatment and homicides by 2020.
Meeting report. Second workshop to strengthen intersectoral working on prevention of child maltreatment in the Nordic–Baltic subregion (2018)
Vilnius, Lithuania 18-19 June 2018. Report
Adverse childhood experiences and health-harming behaviours among students in Ukraine (2018)
The survey of adverse childhood experiences in Ukraine was conducted among a representative sample of the student population selected from colleges and universities at all levels of accreditation.
Injuries: a call for public health action in Europe (2017)
The WHO global health estimates show that 530 000 deaths occurred in the WHO European Region due to injuries and violence in 2015. This represents a decline of 29% from 2000.
Handbook on developing national action plans to prevent child maltreatment (2016)
This handbook sets out the steps that can be taken when developing an action plan to prevent child maltreatment.
Measuring and monitoring national prevalence of child maltreatment: a practical handbook (2016)
This handbook describes the processes involved in setting up child-maltreatment surveillance systems and gives recommendations on issues such as selecting a data-collection method, sampling respondents, choosing an instrument to measure abuse and identifying ethical considerations.
Investing in children: the European child maltreatment prevention action plan 2015–2020 (2015)
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Implementing child maltreatment prevention programmes: what the experts say (2015)
After outlining the wider political and cultural landscape needed to drive and sustain interventions, the handbook describes key principles for selecting and delivering programmes, and important practical considerations, including resources and technical support.
Adverse childhood experiences (ACE) studies (2012 - 2018)
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Situation analysis of child maltreatment prevention in Latvia (2018)
This situation analysis report on prevention of child maltreatment in Latvia has been prepared with the cooperation of many stakeholders from different ministries, such as justice, welfare and health, agencies such as child protection, ombudsman and police, and nongovernmental organizations.
The Nordic–Baltic workshop on the prevention of child maltreatment: strengthening intersectoral working (2017)
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This publication assesses countries' laws and practices on key risk factors – such as regulating speed appropriate to road type, drink–driving, and use of seat belts, motorcycle helmets and child restraints – for their effectiveness in reducing the risk injury.
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This report describes an intersectoral road safety project implemented in two regions of the Russian Federation, Lipetsk and Ivanovo, between 2010 and 2014. Best practices identified from the global literature were used to target behaviour change in road users with regard to three main factors which influence outcomes in road traffic accidents – speed, wearing seat-belts and use of child restraints.


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While garage doors may not seem that complicated at first, quite a few factors come into play when evaluating their quality. Perhaps you are building a new home, installing a new garage door in your existing home or evaluating the doors in a home you are considering purchasing. Certain factors involve personal preference, but others provide indicators of the worth of the door.
Materials Options
Sectional, overhead garage doors can be made of aluminum, steel, fiberglass or wood. An aluminum door is ideal for large doors, as it helps keep the weight down and costs less -- but they dent more easily. Steel works best in locations that may potentially have more wear and tear, or have to withstand higher wind loads. In locations where maintenance and corrosion may be a concern, such as in a seaside areas, go for fiberglass -- but expect to pay more. Wood doors are chosen quite often for high-end homes, given their aesthetic appeal and ability to stain well, but they require more maintenance and provide less insulation.
Look for insulation as a quality feature. In warm climates, insulation helps keep the garage cooler; in cold climates, it keep the garage warmer and saves on energy. A door is typically 9 feet by 9 feet or larger -- a big area to leave uninsulated. Most doors won't have as much insulation as a wall, but what they have will be better than nothing. You can more readily find insulated aluminum, steel or fiberglass doors than wooden ones.
Torsion Springs
One the most complex and dangerous parts of the garage door, the torsion spring, spans the width of the opening above the door. The spring aids in lifting and closing the door. Information about the quality of the springs appears in the product literature and warranties from the manufacturer, supplier or installer. Find out the lifespan of the springs, which are measured in cycles, such as 10,000 to 15,000 cycles. Each cycle represents the door going up and down once. A spring should also be guaranteed for a length of time such as three or five years. The weight of the door affects the lifespan of the springs as well.
Motors and Controls
To evaluate a motor, look for the horsepower and the type of drive. A heavier door made of steel or wood needs more horsepower. Residential garage drives can involve a chain or a belt. A belt drive will be quieter but a little bit slower.
Controls options have evolved quite a bit from the on/off radio controller or a button inside the entry door. Today, controls can be integrated into a smart phone or an electronic house lighting and security control system.
Another important feature is the safety eye -- a laser going across the door opening about 4 to 6 inches above the ground. If it senses that a person is lying in the opening or a child is standing there, the sensor reverses the door so it goes back up if it is closing. Some homeowners may disable this, so make sure it works if you are evaluating a door in an existing house.


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* Ch 8 & 9 - MAXQDA Case Illustrations
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MAXQDA Ch 8 - Case illustration of a straightforward project: A literature review
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IRASTouch is a stand-alone communication and control device with touch display, various I/O connections and network running IRAS software radios and Windows or Linux. IRASTouch is ideal for wall mount or integration in consoles or tables etc.
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Games of the XVI Olympiad
Melbourne (AUS) Stockholm (SWE)
22 November - 8 December 1956, 10 -17 June 1956
The Olympics Go Down Under
Melbourne won the right to host the 1956 Olympic Games by one vote over Buenos Aires. These would be the first Games to be held in the southern hemisphere.
But it is Back to Stockholm for Horsesport
The vote, however, had not taken into consideration Australian quarantine restrictions with their six-month pre-shipment quarantine. In 1953 – four years after the allocation of the Games – a meeting was held in Australia's capital city Canberra, attended by the federal authorities. They recommended not to alter quarantine laws, which meant the end of equestrian events at the 1956 Olympic Games in Melbourne. The following year, the IOC decided on a separate venue for the equestrian events and on 13 May 1954 chose Stockholm.
Swedish Efficiency
The Swedes immediately created committees: an organising committee, mostly honorary, headed by Prince Bertil, and an executive committee. Its president was Count Gustaf-Frederick von Rosen, who had held a similar position in 1912 when horse sport had made its Olympic debut. After his death in early 1956, the former Olympic rider Arne Francke took over. Secretary General was another former Olympic rider, Robert Selfelt.
As in 1912, the Swedes preoccupied themselves with the finances. They secured deficit guarantees from the state (150,000 Crowns) and the city of Stockholm (50,000 Crowns). They got the permission for a lottery, run by the Swedish Equestrian Federation. From April to June 1955, 200,000 lottery tickets were sold producing a net profit for the Federation of 183,546 Crowns. To give an indication on money value, the cost of a room in a luxury hotel was 23 Crowns per day.
The total income from ticket sales was 1,938,751 Crowns – of which 282,583 Crowns went in taxes; in other words the government earned more in ticket taxes than it was willing to guarantee in deficit.
Olympic Protocol
King Gustaf VI and Queen Louise presided over the opening ceremony, in which all the participants were on horseback or in carriages. Guests of honour were the newly crowned Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip. Hans Wikne, eight years later an Olympic rider, lit the Olympic flame. Henri St-Cyr, assisted by Gustaf-Adolf Boltenstem, pronounced the Olympic oath.
It Gets Tight for the Press
There were restrictions as to press accreditation. Originally only 400 were allowed, including TV and radio. In the end there were 500: 300 journalists, 100 radio, 50 TV and 50 photographers. The restriction was explained by the small size of the Stockholm Olympic stadium. Built for the 1912 Games, it had a capacity of only 21,000.
Games Facts & Figures
- 72 nations
- 3,314 athletes (376 women; 2,938 men)
- 17 sports
- To allow for the equestrian sports to be held and avoid the problem of quarantine for horses entering Australia, the Games took place in two different cities (Stockholm and Melbourne), in two different countries (Sweden and Australia), on two different continents (Europe and Oceania) and in two different seasons (June and November). This is the only time in the Games' hundred-year existence that the unity of time and place, as stipulated in the Charter, has not been observed.


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About the Cemetery
Oakdale Cemetery is located at 1290 W Fifth St. (intersection of Raymond Road and West Fifth Street). Established in 1880, Oakdale Cemetery represents the area's past with dignity and honor while preparing for the future with care and respect.
Visiting Hours
Visiting hours for the cemetery are 7:30 am until sunset each day.
Oakdale Cemetery Notice
In preparation for the mowing season and to prevent damage to the grass, all grave blankets, weathered artificial flowers, wreaths, and seasonal decorations should be removed from cemetery grounds by February 15th of each year. All such items not removed by March 2nd of each year will be removed by cemetery personnel. No planting is permitted on the backside of the monuments. Flower beds can be made the full length of the monument only, and extend twelve inches from the front of the monument. No chairs, settees, jars, boxes, shells, toys, bottles or glass containers shall be placed on lots or graves unless authorized by cemetery personnel. Any tree or shrub that becomes detrimental or injurious to an adjacent lot will be removed by cemetery personnel. Oakdale Cemetery reserves the right to remove any and all floral designs, flowers, weeds, trees, shrubs or plants of any kind, wooden, iron, or steel cases, statues or artificial animals if they do not conform to cemetery standards. Items removed by cemetery personnel will be tagged and stored for four (4) months. Any items left unclaimed after four months will be discarded.
Lots, Foundations & Interments
Typically, foundations are poured in April and October (weather permitting) with deadlines for orders to pour on April 1st and September 15th. For cemetery rates, please review the rate section in the city code.
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Cemetery
The City of Marysville provides the opening/closing of gravesites and foundation installation for the Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Cemetery.
All inquiries regarding graves at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Cemetery should be directed to the Church office at (937) 644-6020.


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Sunday, December 2, 2012
Make it a triple - Laphroaig Triple Wood
For those who follow the blog closely you will know there are quite a few 'peat-monsters' within the D.T.W.C. I imagine this is pretty common nowadays amongst whisky clubs and enthusiasts. These 'mud-lovers' tend to be loyal to two Islay distilleries: that of Ardbeg and Laphroaig. The reason I mention this is that I have never consumed a bottle from either brand. This is not because I don't like their malts, but rather that I feel intimated penciling a review due to the increased scrutiny.
This all ended recently with my purchase of the Laphroaig Triple Wood. This is the latest expression from this famous Islay distillery, which I have only seen available at Dan Murphy's within Australia.
The bottle: let me just say now I am not the biggest fan of medicinal green bottles and this is what all Laphroaig's liquid ships in. I know its probably in keeping with tradition...I know its playing the roll of keeping the contents tucked away from sunlight...but I just find it unappealing. However, seeing as I really liked it when reviewing The Glenlivet 15yo, you could probably just say I am full of sh*t!
The nose: a strong alcoholic whiff at first, likely due to the slightly higher-than-normal proof at 48% ABV. On nostril recovery I detected some musty-oak and vanilla fragrances. There are some hints of the Oloroso sherry, with dried fruits and sultanas. I also sense some subtle black liquorice and aniseed.
The taste: as the Triple Wood hits the tongue, flavours disperse to all regions of the mouth like an invading army. The smokiness seems to land up front…before it intensity fades to the back of the throat. The peat here is dry and smoky. I find it similar to Lagavulin's tobacco smoke and in contrast to Bowmore's wet-pungent, boggy-style smoke. The Triple Wood has a more delicate peat-smoke…perhaps the sherry is masking some of the usual peaty heaviness? (as mentioned, I haven't reviewed the 10yo or Quarter Cask). The vanilla sweetness parks itself nicely, before the arrival of the briny, saltiness so associated with these Island malts. As with most Islay whiskys, the more you drink the more the peat smoke softens, allowing the other flavours to unfurl. I could easily drink he bottle through, this is one nicely balanced whisky.
On that note, I could easily see myself purchasing another bottle. I get the impression that Islay purists will not be so impressed with the introduction of sherry casks, which I assume must mellow some of the peat smoke and lesson highly medicinal qualities. For the regulars readers, Baron would cite the diminished 'booty scale' here. In terms of rating, I would give the whisky 5.75 from a possible seven.
As a side note, I also own a bottle of the Laphroaig 15yo. This whisky is now discontinued it was supposedly the Prince of Wales favourite. It sits amongst my whisky collection, which features some 'poor man' rare whiskys (i.e. inexpensive whiskys which are now discontinued). However, I recently discovered from a few other members that this bottle is more likely to be an 18yo, as stocks diminished of the 15yo well before they completed selling it. Either way I am not complaining, rather just waiting for the right occasion.
Keep truckin,
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Campbell Soup Co., struggling through a sales slump as consumers seek out more natural products, has agreed to buy a company that makes organic soup and broth for US$700 million.
The deal to acquire Pacific Foods of Oregon will be financed with debt, Campbell said on Thursday. The Tualatin, Oregon-based maker of organic foods generated revenue of US$218 million over the last year.
Campbell, the nearly 150-year-old company known for canned goods, has struggled with changing consumer tastes and is expected to post declining sales for a third consecutive year. The Camden, New Jersey-based company has stumbled with moves into carrot farming and protein drink production since its 2012 purchase of Bolthouse Farms.
The acquisition of Pacific Foods will give it more products in a faster-growing category, according to Ken Shea, an analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence. "Organic is definitely where the customer is going," he said.
Sales of canned soup, like those of other packaged-food products that have dominated grocery stores for decades, are flagging amid broad shifts in how consumers eat and shop.
Campbell shares rose less than 1 per cent to US$51.83 in New York on Friday. The stock has slipped 15 per cent this year through the close of trading on Thursday.
Campbell acquired Bolthouse — a producer of carrots, juices and salad dressings — in 2012 for US$1.55 billion. That business, now part of the Campbell Fresh unit, has struggled with poor harvests and a drink recall. Last September, Chief Executive Officer Denise Morrison said Campbell had restructured the fresh-food unit and removed several senior Bolthouse managers in a bid to turn the business around. Bolthouse's issues were "unacceptable," she said.
Now, Campbell is pushing hard into organic soup. With the acquisition of Pacific Foods, it says it's getting a company with a "sustained track record of growth."
"The acquisition allows us to expand into faster-growing spaces such as organic and functional food," Morrison said in Thursday's statement.
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