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Original Peer-Reviewed Reports:
1. Rupa L Iyengar, MPH, Sumeet Gandhi, MD, Ashish Aneja, MD, Kevin Thorpe MMath, Louai Razzouk, MD, Jeffery Greenberg, MD, MPH, Serge Mosovich, MD, Michael E Farkouh, MD, MSc. "NSAIDs are Associated with Lower Depression Scores in Patientes with Osteoarthritis." American Journal of Medicine. September 2013.
2. S. A. Mosovich, R.T. Boone, A. Reichenberg, S. Bansilal, J. Shaffer, K. Dahlman, P.D. Harvey, M.E. Farkouh. International Journal of Clinical Practice. Review Article. New insights into the link between cardiovascular disease and depression. Linked Comment: Int J Clin Pract March 2008; Vol 62, Issue 3, p 423-432.
3. Serge A. Mosovich, Charles Mady, Neuza Lopes, Barbara Ianni, Joao Carlos Pinto Dias, Dalmo Correia and Michael E. Farkouh. Chagas Disease as a mechanistic model for testing a novel hypothesis. A doenca de Chagas como um modelo mecanicista para testar uma nova hipotese. Revista da Sociedade Brasileira de Medicina Tropical 41(1):70-72, Jan-Fev, 2008.
4. Reichenberg A, Dahlman KL, Mosovich S, Silverstein JH. Neuropsychiatric consequences of coronary artery bypass grafting and noncardiovascular surgery. Dialogues Clin Neurosci. 2007;9:85-91.
5. Marcus SM, Gorman J, Shear MK, Lewin D, Martinez J, Ray S, Goetz R, Mosovich S, Gorman L, Barlow D, Woods S. A comparison of medication side effect reports by panic disorder patients with and without concomitant cognitive behavior therapy. Am J Psychiatry. 2007 Feb;164(2):273-5.
6. Hollander E, Novotny S, Hanratty M, Yaffe R, DeCaria CM, Aronowitz BR, Mosovich S. "Oxytocin infusion reduces repetitive behaviors in adults with autistic and Asperger's disorders". Neuropsychopharmacology. 2003 Jan 28(1):193-8.
7. Buchsbaum MS, Hollander E, Haznedar MM, Tang C, Spiegel-Cohen J, Wei TC, Solimando A, Buchsbaum BR, Robins D, Bienstock C, Cartwright C, Mosovich S. "Effect of fluoxetine on regional cerebral metabolism in autistic spectrum disorders: a pilot study". Int J Neuropsychopharmacol. 2001 Jun 4(2):119-25.
8. Novotny S, Hollander E, Allen A, Mosovich S, Aronowitz B, Cartwright C, DeCaria C, Dolgoff-Kaspar R. "Increased growth hormone response to sumatriptan challenge in adult autistic disorders". Psychiatry Res. 2000 May 15, 94(2):173-7.
9. Hollander E, DeCaria CM, Mari E, Wong CM, Mosovich S, Grossman R, Begaz T. "Short-term single-blind fluvoxamine treatment of pathological gambling". Am J Psychiatry, 1998 Dec 1, 55(12):1781-3.
10. Hollander E, Delgiudice-Asch G, Simon L, Decaria CM, Aronowitz B, Mosovich S, Elder G. "Repetitive behaviors and D8/17 positivity". Am J Psychiatry. 1997 Nov 1, 54(11):1630-1.
11. DeCaria CM, Hollander E, Grossman R, Wong CM, Mosovich SA, Cherkasky S. "Diagnosis, neurobiology, and treatment of pathological gambling". J Clin Psychiatry. 1996, 57 Suppl 8:80-3; discussion 83-4. Review.
12. Aronowitz B, Liebowitz M, Hollander E, Fazzini E, Durlach-Misteli C, Frenkel M, Mosovich S, Garfinkel R, Saoud J, DelBene D, et al. "Neuropsychiatric and neuropsychological findings in conduct disorder and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder". J Neuropsychiatry Clin Neurosci. 1994 Summer, 6(3):245-9.
13. Mosovich S. Book Review of " Psychiatric Aspects of Minimal Brain Dysfunction in Adults". Ed. Leopold Bellak. New York: Grune and Stratton, 1979. Published in American Journal of Mental Deficiency. Sept 1980.
14. Mosovich S and Ruiz P. "Foreign Medical Graduates in the USA: A National Dilemma." World Journal of Psychosynthesis 1980.
1. Bresch D, Novotny S, Allen A, Bienstock C, Mosovich S and Hollander E. " Serotonergic Function in Autism: Behavioral and Neuroendocrine Responses to Oral m-Chlorophenyliperazine in Patients and Healthy Volunteers". Society for Neuropsychiatry, 1999.
2. De Caria C, Aronowitz B, Mosovich S. "Reliability and Validity of a Pathological Gambling Modification of the Yale-Brown Obsessive Compulsive Scale (PG-YBOCS): Preliminary Findings". Presented at the 3rd International OCD Conference in Madeira, Funchal, PT, Sept 1998.
3. "Fire Setting in Adults with Asperger's Syndrome." Poster presentation given at "The Sociable Brain: Neuropsychology and Disorders of Social/Emotional Development." 14th Annual Conference of Neuropsychology. New York, NY, 1993 (S. Mosovich with L. Horn and A. Strashun).
4. "Neurobiology of Conduct Disorders." Poster presentation given at the New York State Neuropsychological Society Meeting. Albany, NY, 1992
1. Speaker on Depression Among Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities 22nd. Annual Conference on Medical Care for Persons with Developmental Disabilities, June 3rd, 2011. The Arc New Jersey.
2. New Insights Chagas Disease as a Mechanistic Model to Test a Novel Hypothesis Universidade do Triangulo Mineiro Sponsored by Dr. Joao Carlos Pinto-Dias Uberata, Minas Gerais, Brasil, September 2007
3. New Insights into the Links between Cardiovascular Disease and Depression Pre Congreso Argentino de Medicina Cardiovascular Course Director: Osvaldo Fustinoni MD INEBA (Instituto De Neurociencias de Buenos Aires), May 2007
4. May 2007 Links between Chronic Inflammatory Disease Depression, Pre Congreso Argentino de Medicina Cardiovascular Course Director: Osvaldo Fustinoni MD, May 2007
5. Chagas Disease as a Mechanistic Model for Testing a Novel Hypothesis InCor, Universidade de Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brasil, May 2007
6. Inflammatory Stress Cardiovascular Disease and Depression INEBA (Instituto de Neurociencias de Buenos Aires) 2005
7. "Justification and Design for Neurocognitive Substudy in FREEDOM Trial." Presentation at American Heart Association, Investigators' Meeting, New Orleans, LA, November 2004.
8. "Vascular Disease, Inflammation: Association with and Mood and Anxiety Disorders: Biological Evidence" II Curso INEBA Precongreso Argentino de Cardiologia STROKE: Relacion Corazon-Cerebro Oct. 7, 2004, Buenos Aires, AR.
9. "Depression, Cardiovascular Disease and Social Support Systems." New York Eye and Ear Hospital. New York, NY, and The Jewish Guild for the Blind, New York, NY, Oct 2000.
10. "Asperger's Disorder" on WEVD AM 1050 Radio "When Everybody Cares." Jan 9, 2000.
11. "Depression and Cardiovascular Disease, Review of Mechanisms of Disease." Sponsored Pfizer-Roerig presentation, 1999.
12. "Biobehavioral Interventions in Cardiovascular Disease." Grand Rounds: Department of Occupational Medicine. Mount Sinai School of Medicine. New York, NY, June 1998.
13. "Asperger's Syndrome Through the Lifetime." American Psychiatric Association 150th Annual Convention, San Diego, CA, 1997.
14. "Asperger's Syndrome." Workshop led at "New Insights in the Diagnosis, Neurobiology, Genetics and Treatment of Autism." Symposium sponsored by the Department of Psychiatry, the Page and William Black Post-Graduate School of the Mount Sinai School of Medicine (CUNY) and The Autism Society of America. New York, NY, 1996.
15. "Treatment Considerations in Autism." Talk given at "A Symposium on the Treatment of Refractory Affective, Impulsive and Compulsive Disorders." Sponsored by the Department of Psychiatry and the Page and William Black Post-Graduate School of the Mount Sinai School of Medicine (CUNY). New York, NY, 1995.
16. "Asperger's Syndrome Through the Lifetime." Poster presentation given at the American Psychiatric Association Convention. Miami, FL, 1995 (with L.Horn, E.Hollander, V.Mnuchin and VSpadaccini)
17. "Asperger's Syndrome Through the Lifetime." New Research Presentation at the Society for Biological Psychiatry Convention. Miami, FL, 1995.
18. Guest Speaker at meeting on Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, sponsored by the Learning Disabilities Association of New York City. Staten Island, NY, 1994.
19. "An Overview of Asperger's Syndrome." Presentation given at Mount Sinai Services Queens Hospital Center. New York, NY, 1994.
20. "Descripcion General – Trastorno del Panico y Fobias." Talk given at 'Breaking the Cycle'. Conference sponsored by the National Institute of Mental Health, Freedom from Fear, Inc. and the South Bronx Mental Health Council, Inc. New York, NY, 1993.
21. Participant in forum on Attention Deficit Disorders, sponsored by the Division of Special Education of the New York City Public Schools. Staten Island, NY, 1993.
22. "Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in Adults." Presentation given at Holliswood Hospital. NY, 1992.
23. "Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in Adults." Presentation given at John Jay College. New York, NY, 1991.
24. "Treatment Considerations in Adults with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder." Guest speaker, St. Bernard's Hospital and St. Mary's Hospital. London, ENG, 1983.


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After three years and four hundred copies of my last book, "Sun Said Shine," I'm excited to say that I will have two new books released at the 4/20 Spoken Word Showcase in Flagstaff, AZ on April 20th.
The first book is "This Line Drawn Across Footprints," and is a compilation of work from 2004-2005 including many form poems and other pieces that were in heavy rotation during the 05 and 06 tours. 44 pages long, 16 poems and brand-new Spanish translations of 4. Pedro Día returns to offer more of his acclaimed illustration work.
Only two hundred copies will be printed this time. Price will be right around $7. Due to still living in Mexico, there are no plans to offer the book for sale online at the moment, maybe that will happen in July.
Here's a list of the poems:
- Gadsden in Sestina
- Arizonan Ghazels
- In Ciudad Júarez, They Say the Night is a Thief
- Fabulous, or Where Costs Are Way Far Down
- La Conquista Still Unfinished, the Priest Climbed
- The Boy's Pockets
- Morning of February 21, 2005
- I Confuse the Dead Man,
- Michael's Fever
- This Poem Ate it All
- What He Dreams of in His Coma
- Fausto Arellano
- La Viejita de Sonora
- Eight-Year-Old Slinky Falling Down Stairs
- Three Times el Búho Speaks
- Silverfish
italicized poems in Spanish and English
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The film examines how society has shaped our environment, showing the transition from the state's original natural state to increasing human populations and resource exploitation. Acclaimed jazz artist Pat Metheny composed the musical score for the film.


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USC 14 - Mississippi State 27: Thoughts on Loss #1
There's not really a whole lot to say about this one, other than I'm not too good at this whole prognosticating thing. This is a game that I picked us to lose before the season started, and once I let that set in my disappointment abated somewhat. I always have trouble picking against the Gamecocks come game week, especially when the opponent loses to South Alabama the previous week. Even if I can't really say I'm surprised at the loss, I was definitely disheartened to see how badly we got beat in the trenches on offense and how poorly we tackled on the perimeter. The O-line was supposed to be best unit on the team this year considering experience, depth, and talent, but that was certainly not the case last Sunday morning. On defense I can understand some poor tackling given what we witnessed the past two years, but I didn't expect us to let a Mississippi State quarterback not named Dak Prescott set a school single-game QB rushing record. I think the worst thing about the game was the injury to Chaz Elder, who had been one of our better secondary players through 1.5 games. On a positive note we played much better in the 2nd half and outscored the cowbell-ringers 14-3, but the effort was obviously too little, too late. One thing this loss showed was how far we have to go to get back to winning 10+ games a year. Given our youth and current recruiting I'm optimistic about the next few years, 2018 in particular, but we'll need to keep improving this year to keep our current commitments on board. Let's hope this improvement begins in our home opener against a tough East Carolina team.
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Mattituck, the last port of refuge on the North Fork of Long Island going East before the race and the gut. We continually hear "stories", untrue or out dated, that the entrance or channel is shoaled in and you will go aground and worse. Couldn't be farther from the truth.
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Haven't seen eachother in 3 months and she wants us to have dinner with friends?
I'm happy that we're going to see eachother, but I'd rather it just be us. Am I being too pushy?
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Just tell her you were looking forward to seeing her alone.
And you can dine with her friends another time.Edited by the author
Hell no , your not being pushy.
3 months apart and she wants to have a community dinner?
That is bullshit. Big red flag when a chick thinks her freinds should have a front row seat to her relationship or can not give you time or privacy.
She sounds like she is all about her freinds and can never brush them off, even for a relationship.
Sorry I can not be around a girl i like and her freinds too much..
The sisterhood will be judging you and love to see you squirm feeding on your faults.
Just do your self a favor , if she can not give you one on one regular time do not even go.
@Americanguy1: They're mutual friends.
@Anonymous: Doesn't matter. If wanted to get to know you romantically she wouldn't have her friends join the evening.
Some people are more social and like to always be part of a group. Others are happier with one-on-one time. You could be two different types.
However, it is possible she wants a date for this dinner, and you are available. Are the friends a mixed group, or another group of couples? If it is a group of couples, then I would guess she is partly using you.
If it is a mixed group, with other single women, go. You never know who you might meet.
Relationships are about compromise. You want privacy, she wants company.
Pick your battles... if you complain and get the privacy what will you do with a sulking gf?
But if you go out with her and friends, she has a great time, how much better are your chances then at the end of the night?
If you decide to go with her and friends, go willingly and let her have s great time. Don't sulk and ruin everyones time.
Is she your GF and has there been a mutual commitment to that status before and during the past 3 months? Or is this more one-sided on your part?
Her idea of having a group dinner is perfectly normal if she's returning home to all her friends, including you. Or else she's using the group meet as a buffer to send you a message.


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As part of the security and safety culture adopted an disseminated by the American Chemical Society amongst the educational institutions, faculty member at the department of chemistry in Jamoum University College Mr. Akram Ameer Al-Ali was selected to translate and update the Arabic version of 8th version of security and safety book in the Chemistry Educational Labs which is reckoned the main security and safety reference for the chemistry students in the first and second year.
Meanwhile, Head of Chemistry Department Dr. Sami Al-Harbi reviewed initial versions in Arabic after translation and amendment and expressed his support to provide all means and capabilities to publish the book as soon as possible for its scientific importance and praised method of translation and the smooth and precise language used in this reagrd.
He also extended his thanks to Mr. Akram Al-Ali for his current and previous efforts in the field of labs security and safety.
It should be noted here that Mr. Akram has also translated and updated the 7th version of the same book besides the book of safety culture in the educational institutes issued by the American Chemistry Society.


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AMEX covers the amount you paid on the AMEX.
So if the item is 500, and you put 5 on the AMEX, is there an extended warranty?
Yes, up to $5.
how would that work, extended warranty up to $5? I think that if its not paid for completely on the amex than its not covered.
Still haven't answered my question. And by quoting Dan, doesnt automatically answer it too, as I didnt understand what he wrote too. Call me dumb...
Which part don't you understand?
How do they only cover $5? They only extend the warranty to a value of $5?Also, how does AMEX know that really cost a lot more but that you used GC's? They don't see the GC's on the statement. For all they know, you snagged a great deal
I think it means that they will pay the cost of repair or purchase price, whichever is less.
Quite possible. I was just talking about my experience which was asking about going from Platinum to Zync.Edit: and looks like I am wrong. Per this page, Purchase Protection is actually on all Membership Rewards cards, but coverage for lost items is only on the Platinum card.
coverage for lost items gives you a lot of coverage unless their are lots of clauses and exclusions ?


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Entertainment of Wednesday, 8 February 2017
Source: ghana-news.adomonline.com
Veteran Ghanaian musician and songwriter, Gyedu-Blay Ambolley has revealed he is a full-time vegetarian because he believes the human teeth weren't designed for meat hence the reason why he had chosen to keep up with his proud 'vegetarian lifestyle'.
According to the Legendary Ghanaian highlife musician, there is the need for everyone to feel more active to attain their purpose on this earth by taking care of their body as "a holy temple".
Meat, he disclosed takes much longer to digest when aged as such he recommends the public to adhere to the 'green vegetables' to live longer.
"As you grow, your metabolism process weakens. So eating meat will take time to digest as such it will slow you down. If you want to be more active and strong with longer life then you need to eat more green vegetables and fruits..." he said.
"I am a full vegetarian and very happy about it. We don't have fangs as human beings and as such our teeth weren't designed for meat…the human teeth if were intended for chewing meat, would have emerged with fangs like that of the carnivorous creatures who solely depend on fresh meat for survival…," he explained.
Mr Ambolley further maintained that including meat and eggs to your diet daily doesn't deem you a rich individual like others think but rather likely to cause one to increase in weight and invite health issues.
"Some are like if you eat and you don't have meat then you are poor. It is never true. It can even invite health problems to you. We have our teeth designed like that of the goat, sheep et cetera so let's eat the green…" he urged during an interview on ADOM TV's BADWAM show on the topic: Life as a Vegan.


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I used this pattern http://www.angelfire.com/va3/heartfeltangels/littlestarafghan.html to crochet a star baby afghan several years ago. I know its possible for me to read this pattern but right now I'm about to pull my hair out! I cannot get past the first round. As soon as the pattern reads "2 dc, ch 2, 3 dc in first ch 2 space" I get lost. I did find some old explanations in other threads but they were so old the photos had gotten stripped out.
I can make it through the first round and I believe I did it right because I have all 5 sections that are supposed to be there but cannot figure out where to put the next dc and where to put all subsequent shells.
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The brain is fried. This, in part, because I broke my 'no alcohol during the week' rule last night to celebrate a colleague's birthday, and because of the LPO's new season announcement released today. I've barely got into my stride with 2015 and the London Philharmonic Orchestra are making me think about next year. The rotters.
There are some delights to be found in the line-up. I've included some below:
- Vladimir Jurowski conducts Sibelius's Symphony No. 2 (26 Sept).
- Sibelius's Symphony No. 1 is conducted by Susanna Mälkki who debuts with the LPO (27 Nov).
- Principal Guest Conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin conducts Rachmaninov's Symphony No. 2 (5 Feb).
- Marking the Sibelius's 150th anniversary conductor Osmo Vänskä conducts excerpts from Sibelius's The Tempest Suites 1 & 2 (10 Feb).
- David Charles Abell conducts a live score to a screening of the iconic film Brief Encounter with Jayson Gillham at the piano for Rachmaninov's second piano concerto (18 Mar).
- 400 years to the day of Shakespeare's death, Vladimir Jurowski leads a gala concert, featuring soloists Kate Royal, Allison Bell, Iestyn Davies, Ronald Samm and Simon Keenleyside, including scenes from Verdi's Otello and Falstaff, and settings of works by the Bard from Britten, Mendelssohn, Berlioz, Prokofiev and Thomas Adès (23 Apr).
I was really interested to read about the 79% attendance figures for LPO concerts during the Southbank's brilliant The Rest is Noise festival a couple of years ago. A high figure I hadn't been aware of before (more an indication I don't usually read below the page fold on a press release), and an encouraging one. The LPO's commitment to commissioning and performing new works is reflected in the 2015-2016 season with premieres of works by Magnus Lindberg, Alexander Raskatov, Krzysztof Penderecki, and Marc-André Dalbavie.


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Some twenty years ago, I worked for a while in a hostel for street boys in India called "Prema Seva Sadan", which means: "The House of Mercy". We had 96 boys, ranging between 3 and 22, housed in a group of old buildings, which was all that was available, but they were mostly a happy group. Apart from sending them to school or teaching them carpentry or tailoring, so that when they left they would be able to earn a living, we also tried to teach them to be grateful to those who provided our food and gave us a place to live, rough though it might be. So, on Saturdays mornings I got them to help keep the place in repair and tidy looking – we planted flowers and grew some vegetables and also got the older ones to repair and paint their rooms with colours of their own choosing. I still laugh when I look at a photo of a group of them, completely covered in whitewash – taken when they were painting the outside of the buildings – and all you can see are dark brown eyes peering out of white-washed faces!
The boys were a mixture of Hindu, Christian and one or two Muslims, but we did not allow any of the non-Christian boys to be baptized while they were in the Hostel, in case they felt pressured into becoming Christian. Instead, we would celebrate the Hindu and Muslim Feasts as well as the Christian ones with them and many of them, of their own choosing, would walk to Mass with us on a Sunday. They grew up feeling they belonged to each other – despite differences of religion – and that feeling of being family, the PSS Family, has lasted until now, even though the Hostel itself closed some ten years ago.
Recently, I received a WhatsApp message from one of them, telling of the death of one of the ex-boys and how he had left a wife and three children. He told how the widow used to go to her father's house to sleep, as she was nervous of being alone in her house at night, but one night, the house was robbed, while she was at her father's place, and everything of value was taken. Then her father died and she was left alone – trying to find a way to support herself and her children. The only ones who came near her, the WhatsApp message said, were the money-lenders demanding that she repay the debts left by her husband. She is in a bad way.
I am used to receiving letters asking for help, but this message was different, for although I received a copy, the WhatsApp message was not addressed to me, but to "The PSS Family" asking them to help. The writer, Anjaneluyu, is a Hindu lad who was very close to me, when I lived in the Hostel, and he has tried to make his own the ideals of the now-closed Hostel. When I visited him a few years ago to be present at his wedding, I saw how he had gathered the ex PSS boys into a self-help group to help others who were in need and even took into his own home, small as it was, boys he met, who needed shelter. He wrote, in his message to the PSS Family, that he was planning to try to help the widow by paying the school fees for the three children and added: "it is a big amount but we can manage it if we all help". He, then, also asked that if any of them had other ideas of how to help the widow and her children to please let him know and he added, "my friends, my motto is to hold together and help each other as one family – and so should any one of you be in need of help, or know someone who is, do not hesitate to call me."
PSS, "The House of Mercy", began when a Mill Hill priest met a small boy on a railway station, who asked him for money. The priest asked him where he lived and the boy answered, "Here! I sleep under that bench over there." The priest then asked him where his parents were and the boys answered that he had no parents, the priest then paused and thought for a moment and then asked the boy, "Would you like to come home with me?" The boy answered, "Yes, and can I bring my friend?" – pointing to another small boy about his own age. The priest said, "Certainly" and the two of them walked home with the priest and thus began PSS, the House of Mercy.
I met that same little boy, some years later, by then a grown man. He had left the hostel and married, but was often at the Hostel and considered the PSS boys to be his wider family. I remember, on one occasion, that he asked me, "Father, may I ask a question? Why do you, Fathers, leave your home and come to India to look after us?" I cannot remember exactly what I said in answer to him, but I know that he had seen the love of God in the care and concern of the priest who had taken him and his friend into his home – and also in those other priests who had come after him. That WhatsApp message I received, also showed me that when the PSS boys had left the Hostel they had taken that love of God with them – a love, which had to go out beyond family or religious boundaries, for although most of the PSS Family are Hindu and Christian, the man, who died was a Muslim and it is his Muslim widow and children that they are now trying to help.
So I now know that those ragged-arsed kids that I knew and loved in the Hostel, some twenty years ago, have indeed heard the Gospel, even though it was taught to them through acts of love and kindness – and not so much through doctrine. They have taken the Gospel into their lives and are now letting it flow out on to those in need around them. So, maybe these young men, to whom we once brought the Gospel, now have a message for us, who live in a world where race, religion and culture seem more and more to divide people rather than unite them. For just as they heard the Gospel through seeing it in action, so through their actions they remind us that the love of God does now allow for any boundary, because Christianity is our spiritual home – not our prison!
Last week I went to north Borneo, to Sandakan, for the diaconal ordination of one of our students. I have not been to any of our ordinations over the last year because I was not feeling well enough, but having been off of chemotherapy for four months now, I felt well enough to go, even though it is the furthest of the Borneo dioceses and needs two planes to get there. It was a lovely ceremony and I was most touched when the new Deacon publicly thanked me for the kindness and love I had shown him in his years of formation. He made me realise once more that a word of appreciation is such a powerful, life-giving gift.
Because I am feeling good, I have decided to go to Bali for ten days towards the end of August. I want to meet up with the friends I have there – although many have moved away over the seven years since I left. I also want to visit three of the prisoners, who I used to visit, but they all now live in different prisons. One of them, Tan Nguyen, is now in a prison at Malang on the island of Java, but I have been unable up to now to discover exactly which one. However, I shall still go and ask the Holy Spirit will guide me – and even though I do not succeed, I know that my attempt to visit will bring a blessing on him.
I have started to cut grass again! Not a lot but it is a start and shows that my well-being is returning slowly. I still get tired fairly quickly and seem to need more sleep than I once did – but maybe that is due as much to age as to the effects of chemotherapy.
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Protecting at-risk people from the searing summer heat — that continues to be the goal of the Heat Relief Network organized by the Maricopa Association of Governments.
With triple digit temperatures on the rise, the network offers places where people can donate items like water bottles, hats or sunscreen, or where those in need can go for water, shade, or indoor refuge.
The network began in 2005 as a result of a deadly heat wave that killed more than 30 people in Maricopa County in just one devastating week, according to a press release.
The Maricopa region has seen an alarming increase in heat-related deaths, with 155 confirmed deaths in 2017, and more than 20 cases still under investigation.
"Many of these were people experiencing homelessness. Some were people working outside. Most were homebound adults. Others were visitors who underestimated the Arizona heat," said MAG Chair Jackie Meck, mayor of Buckeye, in a prepared statement.
"Just one person is too many. The Heat Relief Network provides relief for those suffering in the heat, and offers places you can go to donate."
The Phoenix region averages 110 days of triple-digit temperatures.
"As the region has more days of extreme heat, it is important for the community to collaborate to provide water and heat refuge for those who need it," says Buckeye City Councilmember Michelle Hess, who chairs the MAG Human Services and Community Initiatives Committee.
"Last year, an impressive number of agencies signed up to become partners, with 138 organizations providing water and cooling stations, and 116 serving as collections sites."
The Heat Relief Network brings together municipalities, nonprofit agencies, faith-based organizations, businesses, and individuals who mobilize to provide resources to those who are vulnerable. MAG coordinates with partners to map resources for the Heat Relief effort, including information on public transportation to water stations or indoor cooling.
The free interactive map is provided in English and Spanish at azmag.gov/heat relief.


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About Morningside
Peter and Brenda Bosworth are pleased to introduce you to Morningside Vineyard and their estate grown and bottled wines.
Our vineyard is located at Latitude 42 45' South in Tasmania between Richmond and Tea Tree northeast of Hobart. The vineyard was the first established in the Tea Tree area. It is planted on northeast facing slopes at an elevation of 100-150m and now covers 3 hectares with average rainfall of 550mm per annum-although we have not seen this amount in the last few years. Soils are doleritic black clays over a calcareous sub layer.
The vineyard consists primarily of Pinot Noir with smaller areas of Cabernet Sauvignon (with some Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot), Riesling and Chardonnay. Vines are planted in European fashion with rows 1.8m apart, vines 1.25m apart in rows, cane pruned, 2X10 bud canes, 2X2 renewal spurs. Vineyard trellis is vertical shoot positioned with some top hedging. Our oldest vines are 28 years old.
All wine is made on site from estate grown fruit and the family does the majority of the vineyard and all the winery work. There is no blending of grapes from other areas or regions and, apart from traditional winemaking techniques, there is no manipulation to increase or decrease colour, flavour or alcohol. Our wines are an expression of our vineyard terroir and the particular vintage. We remain one of only about 12 individual vignerons in Tasmania.
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We want your child to settle quickly into St. Paul's School and these handbooks contain information which we hope will help that process. They give the answers to many of the day-to-day enquiries we receive from parents
We are aware that from time to time there are other questions which may be of concern. Please do not hesitate to contact us. Our aim, like yours, is to ensure that your child benefits from all that this school has to offer.
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Topics in Kentucky History
Edited by James C. Klotter
Topics in Kentucky History publishes works on the wide range of important subjects connected to the commonwealth, and ones with larger regional and national impact as well. Though the focus is historical, the interdisciplinary nature of the series encompasses other approaches to the study of the state. The goal is to publish both new authors and established ones, all using different methods to tell significant stories, whether studying virtually untouched subjects, looking at old questions in new ways, or offering fresh insights to familiar accounts. In the end, Topics in Kentucky History seeks to expand historical knowledge so that we know much more about our state, our nation, our world, and ourselves.


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Happy October!
I just love October. It's my absolute favorite month of the year and leads right into all my favorite activities of the year. Apple picking, fall baking, everything pumpkin - except pumpkin spice coffee. I tried so hard to love it but no, it's gross. Sorry not sorry y'all. Not to mention the fairs, corn maze, foliage, and then leading into Thanksgiving and Christmas season. Seriously the best time of year. I'm almost half way through the semester and I feel like I'm doing pretty ok. It's a heavy courseload but I'm totally managing.
As you may have seen if you follow me on Facebook, both mini session days are officially sold out. I'm super excited and I think they're going to be a lot of fun. I've been pretty busy this month and next month is going to be ~CRAZY~ but I'm so ready.
Last week I had the pleasure of doing miss Liv's newborn pictures. I had done Maddie's maternity pictures a few months ago and I was so excited to get the call about Liv's birth. I love newborns and I love newborn sessions. Especially now that my kids are getting bigger (kindergarten is a big step guys) I love getting to soak in all the new baby goodness. I still can't get over how much hair this child has. She has more hair at 2 weeks old than my oldest did at 2 years old. (I'm barely joking right now)
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At All About Braces, our mission is to provide world-class orthodontic treatment to patients throughout the greater Denver, CO area. We're proud to offer a wide range of orthodontic treatments to our patients, and we strive to personalize treatment to make it convenient no matter how busy your lifestyle. If you're considering improving your smile through orthodontic treatment, we would love to help – but no matter what you do, it's critical to find an orthodontist that's been certified by the American Board of Orthodontists like our Denver orthodontists.
What ABO Certification?
The ABO, or the American Board of Orthodontics, is the oldest and most prestigious specialty board in the field of dentistry. Founded in 1929, the ABO serves to standardize and improve the quality of orthodontic treatment, outlining methods and standards of quality for both practices and practitioners. Importantly, the board provides certification to qualifying orthodontists based on a series of tests and evaluations. Certification takes between 5 and 10 years to achieve, and board-certified orthodontists have to get recertified every 10 years to keep the distinction.
Why Is Board Certification Important for Orthodontists?
Essentially, board-certification is a gold standard in orthodontics: it means that an orthodontist is exceptionally proficient and well-qualified to practice orthodontics. To achieve certification, an orthodontist must pass a thorough review of qualifications, as well as rigorous exams in both clinical and written settings. Board certification means that an orthodontist has reached a standard of excellence in their craft, and it demonstrates that the orthodontist is effective in creating healthy smiles.
Should My Orthodontist Be Board-Certified?
Choosing a board-certified orthodontist means you're getting the absolute best in quality. When you work with a certified orthodontist, you can rest assured that you are in great hands and that the orthodontist will use an effective, convenient treatment to help you achieve a gorgeous new smile. In a word, yes: you should always seek treatment from a board-certified orthodontist.
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There are many reasons for the growing popularity of online trading. With so many different benefits that it has to offer, there are no reasons why investors would want to continue trade using the traditional methods. If you are considering trading online, you need to find a competent online trading platform that offers you the ability to trade in peace. But, you need to be careful when picking the right online trading platform for yourself. Here are the top features that you need to look into –
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During a recent UTO grant site trip to Spain, UTO Staff Officer, the Rev. Cn. Heather Melton, heard on several occasions how The Spanish Episcopal Church might not exist had it not been for the assistance of a bishop from Northern Indiana in the 1950's. Heather was intrigued both by the historical facts and the ongoing goodwill of Spain towards Northern Indiana and decided to do a little research.
With the assistance of the archives of Northern Indiana, an article written by Bishop Reginald Mallett was discovered. It's quite a story. In 1890, Archbishop of Armagh (Ireland) consecrated the first Bishop of The Spanish Episcopal Church and assisted in providing both guidance and protection. By the 1950's, after two World Wars and a Spanish Civil War, the church was persecuted and at risk of disappearing under the Franco regime.
Bishop Mallett, and his wife, made an inaugural trip in 1954, under the guise of taking a vacation. Their fact-finding mission only intensified their desire to help the Spanish Church. In April of 1955, behind locked doors and with "a congregation of over two hundred who had come by twos and threes at an early hour in the morning" the second Bishop of Spain was consecrated, the Rev. Santos Molina, by Bishop Mallett, the Bishop of Europe and the Bishop of Meath. What a fascinating story. To most thoroughly enjoy this, please access the June 1956 issue of Northern Indiana's monthly newsletter, the Beacon, here: https://archive.org/details/beacon1026epis/page/n171.
To honor this wonderful ministry of Bishop Mallett, and to continue to support The Spanish Episcopal Church, The United Thank Offering has partnered with The Diocese of Northern Indiana to arrange a pilgrimage to Spain. With the help of Corazon Travel, a UTO Pilgrims on the Camino adventure will be offered October 5-14, 2019. This will celebrate Bishop Mallett's brave action while at the same time raising awareness and funds for an Anglican Center in the city of Santiago de Compostella (where all Christians are welcome to receive communion). For more details on this pilgrimage please refer to https://unitedthankoffering.com/camino or contact Michelle Walker (Missioner for Administration and Communication at the Diocese of Northern Indiana and Associate Staff Officer for The United Thank Offering) at email@example.com.
- The Rev. Cn. Michelle I. Walker
UTO Associate Staff Officer & Missioner for Administration and Communication for the Diocese of Northern Indiana


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A cracker of a day for opening with a nice little dusting of snow. Baw Baw picked up 5cm+ so not enough to ski/board on yet but the crew will be working day and night to get snow making happening so we can start turning the lifts.
Still no official word from St Gwinear but best guess is that there would be some snow up around the higher peaks for the well prepared hiker.
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Fashion As A Force For Change
From wearing all black in support of the #MeToo movement to statement t-shirts, clothing is an accessible and unapologetic form of spreading a message you believe in. Fashion has always been a marker of the times--what was happening, what societal expectations were in place, and what people were rebelling against. With major statements aimed towards addressing feminism, immigration, racism, the environment, and equality, it is clear that we are in a time of much needed upheaval. More than ever as well, it seems like subtly and niceties have been cast aside both on the runway and in street style. We are angry and we want to be heard.
Here are 5 moments fashion was used to make some very important statements this past year.
Fashion Stands With Planned Parenthood
There's really no better example of fashion aiming to make a change than CFDA's collaboration with Planned Parenthood. Pins distributed and worn designers and fixtures like Anna Wintour, CFDA raised awareness as well as raised funds for the organization.
Frank Ocean at Panorama Music Festival
While performing at Panorama Music Festival, Frank Ocean asked the important questions, "Why be racist, sexist, homophobic, or transphobic when you could just be quiet?". Not only does it bring up a very good point, Ocean provided amazing exposure for the young qpoc entrepreneur who designed the tee.
Lorde at the 2018 Grammy's
Lorde's dress to the 2018 Grammy's featured a beautiful, inspiring poem by neo-conceptual artist, Jenny Holzer. It reads "Rejoice! Our times are intolerable. Take courage, for the worst is a harbinger of the best. Only dire circumstance can precipitate the overthrow of oppressors. The old & corrupt must be laid to waste before the just can triumph. Contradiction will be heightened. The reckoning will be hastened by the staging of seed disturbances. The apocalypse will blossom."
Prabal Gurung Fall 2017
The statement tee is a straight-forward conduit to get your voice heard sartorially. Prabal Gurung's string of statement tees sent down their Fall 2017 runway included slogans like "Revolution has no borders", "The future is female", and "I am an immigrant".
Off-White x Jenny Holzer
Another shout out to Jenny Holzer, this time in the form of her collaboration with Virgil Abloh for Off-White's Men's SS18 presentation. As writings by Holzer commenting on immigration and the refugee crisis were projected on the walls of the venue, Holzer and Abloh's show sits at the intersection of art, fashion, and politics.
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When I was a child I couldn't wait to be a grown-up. It would be so cool!
I'd have boobs and wear high-heeled shoes and beautiful dresses to my glamorous job.
And then one day I would meet a handsome prince who would whisk me away to live in his mansion happily ever after....
So where exactly did it all go wrong?
The boobs get in my way when I exercise (something I have spent many years perfecting the art of avoiding), the pretty shoes hurt my feet and wearing dresses to work is just not an option - I'm a Techie, so I spend at least half my days under desks sorting out various cabling and PC problems. Not so glamorous.
As for the handsome prince whisking me away... well, I did leave the safety (?!) of SA to move to Dublin with my hubby a few years back so I got the 'away' bit right I guess... but the 'mansion' is in reality a fully-furnished 2-bedroomed rental apartment.
So much for romantic fantasies.
But I digress. My main beef today is my job. Don't get me wrong - as much as I bitch about being in IT, it can be a lot of fun being part of The Great IT Conspiracy; plus, there's very little paperwork involved. I'm just wondering how, after all the time I've spent studying and learning about computers and software, at least 80% of the calls I get are a complete insult to the intelligence of anyone who, well, has any.
Take today, for example:
Problem: My monitor is not working
Solution: Plug in the power
Problem: My mouse is not working
Solution: Plug in a new mouse
Problem: My computer won't accept my password
Solution: Press the 'Num Lock' key
You get the picture.
How do these people survive at home?
Wife: The kettle won't boil.
Husband: (panic) Call the electrician!
Electrician: (Plugs it in / switches it on) That'll be €250 please.
Does this happen? I think not!
Thus, on behalf of Techies the world over, I'm taking it upon myself to spread the word to the uninformed, the technophobic and the just plain lazy:
1. Computers use the same kind of electricity as your other appliances. You don't require any special technical training to plug in their power cables.
2. Computers do not have minds of their own - therefore, they cannot arbitrarily decide to change your password while you are not looking, just for fun (Although, occasionally a bored and frustrated Techie might, hehe!)
3. Computers do not have personalities, therefore they cannot dislike you, therefore it is highly unlikely that they will take it upon themselves to delete that document you swear you saved. (Try the 'Search' button!)
4. Computers don't ask trick questions. When they ask, "Are you sure you want to delete this file?", that is exactly what they mean. (PS, when they ask you this particular question, spare a moment to think about it before clicking Yes. If you're not sure, say No. Especially if the file in question is named something like "Windows" or "Config".)
5. When an error message pops up on your screen, DON'T PANIC! First, try reading it. Most error messages will be in the same language as all the other stuff on your PC. You may even be able to understand what it says. And if you do feel the need to get some technical help, try writing down what the error message was. "I think it said something about the thingy" doesn't really give us much to go on.
OK, I think I'm done venting for now.
But really, don't be afraid to ask - we Techies love to help...
Thursday, July 14, 2005
Reality Bites... today I bite back!
Posted by Terri at 4:22 PM
6 comments:
- chitty said...
Haha... It is amazing how few ppl are able to find logical solutions to the simplest of problems.
I once visited friend of mine who lived in a highrise building. When I got there she complained that the flat was hot and stuffy and that the aircon was in the blink. My solution: "Why don't you just open the windows?"
It worked!
- kyknoord said...
I think 'just plain lazy' is as good a definition for 'technophobic' as any other. To extend your kettle example into the realm of motoring:
"Okay, now this is the steering wheel. You use that to turn the car".
"Steering wheel? Turn? What's with all the jargon? I just want to know how to drive, dammit!"
- Anonymous said...
- Terri said...
Chitty: Ur obviously a very useful person to have around. I'll remember that the next time I'm stumped with one of these mind-boggling problems.
Kyknoord: So that's why I keep driving into things!!! ;-)
Anonymous: That's a great way to stay anonymous... leaving your URL and all...
- Underachiever said...
Hey techie?
I can't stop laughing. Help!
- Terri said...
Hey Undr?
Thanks 4 asking, but I think u need more help than what I can give, hehe!


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Your early morning departure is rewarded with incredible scenery today onboard the TranzAlpine Scenic Train, considered one of the world's great train journeys. It travels between Christchurch and Greymouth, from one coast of New Zealand to the other. From your carriage you'll see the fields of the Canterbury Plains and farmland, followed by the spectacular gorges and river valleys of the Waimakariri River. Your train then climbs into the Southern Alps before descending through the lush beech rain forest to the West Coast town of Greymouth - a great base for visits to Punakaiki and the West Coast glaciers.
Your coach to Franz Josef Glacier departs from the Greymouth Railway Station. The journey to the Glaciers is southward through the lush bush covered landscape at the base of the Southern Alps. A refreshment stop in Hokitika allows you to stretch your legs around the town centre. Further along, travelling down the West Coast enjoy the beautiful landscape of vast rainforests, gushing waterfalls and snow-capped mountains before arriving in the small village of Fox Glacier.
The mighty Fox is the largest and longest of the magnificent West Coast glaciers. Remarkably, it ends in temperate rainforest, 250 metres above sea level only twelve kilometres from the sea.
There are more peaks at the head of the Fox Glacier than in any other valley in New Zealand.
The Fox Glacier, like all glaciers, advances and retreats. Evidence of the latest surge forward can be seen in the bulging lower ice fall. Alpine Guides has access onto the lower part of the glacier via a secret track that climbs through regenerating native forest. From the track, you will have stunning views into the upper parts of the glacier. Fox Glacier township is the more "laid back" of the twin Glacier Country townships of Fox and Franz Josef, and people often comment on having chosen Fox for its relaxed atmosphere.
An excellent selection of cafés and a wide range of accommodation complement are available. The township enjoys breathtaking views of New Zealand's highest peaks - Mount Cook and Mount Tasman. Lake Matheson, the famous reflection lake, is a five minute drive west of Fox Township and historic Gillespie's Beach, known for its crashing surf and distant snow capped mountains, is only 25 minutes west by car.
Travel from the remote splendour of Fox Glacier to the exciting adventure playground that is Queenstown on this journey. Journey through the Haast Pass, the southernmost pass between the South Island's two coasts, surrounded by native beech forest, waterfalls and crystal-clear rivers. On the other side of the Southern Alps, enjoy picture-postcard views of vibrant blue glacier-fed lakes like Lake Hawea, Lake Wanaka and Lake Dunstan. Your day tour concludes late afternoon in world famous Queenstown.
Although celebrated as New Zealand's 'adventure capital' Queenstown offers far more than a fast paced action-packed holiday. Settled on the shores of Lake Wakatipu beneath a soaring panorama of the Remarkables Mountain Range, this alpine town is surrounded by a plethora of historic, gastronomic and scenic wonders. Head down the Gibbston valley wine trail to sample some of the region's best Pinot or catch a ride on the 100 year old Steamship - the TSS Earnslaw - to Walter Peak Station for dinner and a farm tour. Browse the waterfront cafes and have lunch at Michelin star chef Josh Emett's 'Rata.' Check out nearby historic Arrowtown and enhance your experience with a four wheel drive trip to Macetown. Take a leisurely lakeside stroll or ride the gondola for breathtaking views. Venture further afield into the Fiordland National Park or head over the Crown Range to Wanaka. Drive through Lord Of The Rings country - or for the really fanatic, jump aboard one of many dedicated LOTR tours. And after all of that - if you do really want the adrenaline rush Queenstown is known for, take your pick from the Shotover Jet, Nevis Bungy, Canyon Swing, Zipline, Luge or White Water rafting.
Hop aboard the Skyline Gondola - the steepest cable car lift in the Southern hemisphere! From which you can take in the awe-inspiring views of this spectacular landscape. Sit back and relax as you enjoy panoramic views of The Remarkables, Walter Peak, Cecil Peak, Coronet Peak and the magnificent Lake Wakatipu.
Luxury coach transport from Queenstown to Milford Sound, with an extended 2.5 hour Nature Cruise along the full length of the fiord. On boarding a Real Journeys luxury glass-roofed coach in Queenstown, you will enjoy a relaxing trip along the shores of Lake Wakatipu and through the rolling countryside to Te Anau. The coach driver provides an informative commentary. After a morning tea break in Te Anau, where you have the option of purchasing refreshments, the coach continues along the spectacular Milford Road. There is time for photo stops and short walks along the way. On reaching Milford Sound, you board the Milford Mariner for a leisurely extended cruise of the fiord. The cruise provides excellent viewing opportunities and plenty of time is available to enjoy waterfalls, rain forest, mountains and wildlife with extensive commentary by the on board nature guide. Return to Te Anau.
This morning depart Te Anau on an InterCity Coach for Christchurch. The Hokonui Hills used to be the hiding place of whisky distillers. The countryside becomes greener and more productive as you near Gore, a centre of the Southland sheep farming industry and this environment continues right through to Milton and Lake Waihola before the "Edinburgh of the South" the city of Dunedin.
On arrival into Dunedin you will be met from your coach and transferred to your accommodation.
You will be collected from your accommodation and transferred to the coach stop in time for your departure.
The drive follows the Otago Coastline as you head north from Dunedin. Pass through the unique town of Oamaru, famous for its buildings constructed with the unique locally quarried white stone. The port town of Timaru is next and then the vast Canterbury Plains. Crossing New Zealand's longest bridge at Rakaia you can view some great examples of the South Island's famous braided rivers.


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Arkansas has an increasing demand for qualified, talented and licensed barbers. If you have a passion for men's hair care, you may find good job opportunities in Arkansas. There are currently several accredited barbering programs in Arkansas. Barbering schools teach the skills needed to pass the Arkansas State board exams and attain their professional license. Barbering programs in Arkansas provide at least 1500 hours of classroom education to students. Classes cover many different topics. These include the history of barbering, barbershop management, hair care, hair styling, shaving, barbering tools, hygiene and sanitation, men's skin care, hair coloring and bleaching. The Arkansas State Board of Barber Examiners regulates barbering licenses in Arkansas. Once you have completed your education, you must pass written, oral and practical tests covering the material learned in school. Once the tests are passed, you receive your initial barbering license. This entitles you to practice barbering anywhere in the state.
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Birth defects.....congenital liver
Birth defects.....congenital liver
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Birth defects.....congenital liver
Posted in 2015
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Birth defects.....congenital liver
Posted in 2015
Congenital liver defects are liver disorders that are present at birth. They are rare. These liver disorders usually block the bile ducts. This affects the flow of bile. Bile is a fluid made in the liver. It helps with digestion. The bile ducts take bile from the liver and bring it to the gallbladder to be stored. Then they carry bile to the small intestine for digestion.
When the bile ducts are blocked, bile builds up in the liver. This damages the liver.
Some congenital liver defects include:
- Biliary atresia. A life-threatening condition in infants where the bile ducts are blocked or have developed abnormally. This blocks the flow of bile from the liver.
- Biliary (choledochal) cyst. A condition where the hepatic duct forms abnormally. This can also block the flow of bile.
- Alagille syndrome. Too few bile ducts associated with other abnormalities including heart, bone, facial features, eye, and others.
My advise
1... Any kind Liver defect by birth is the main cause of their parents unhealthy habits, unhealthy food etc...
2... Every couples wish to give Healthy child...When you want to have Healthy child you should leave unhealthy food
3... What ever we eat we will get some energy. Depend on your personality, nature of your activities it vary calories you need.
For example::; If a person work is related to Physical Hard work about 8 hours.. He needs energy about 2500 to 3000 calories. You have to select the food which will give U the energy required.
If you get the energy as needed you will be healthy
If you get more energy you will be fat
If you get less energy you will be weak
4... Change according to your nature of work
5... If you are a pregnant you need to more energy sufficient to your unborn child....your unborn child requirement increases daily.
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North-South Rail Link "Town Hall" in Franklin, MA
There is a free event this Wednesday, October 4th in Franklin, MA to promote the North South Station Rail Link in Boston. The attachment gives you more details.
RIARP has been in favor of construction of this project for a number of good reasons:
- It would allow direct service or at least better connections to the Downeaster from points in Rhode Island. When we did a survey among RIARP Members quite a few years ago, we found that a high percentage of respondents would like a one seat ride to Maine.
- It would reduce the cost of operating the MBTA by allowing consolidation of maintenance facilities. Any reduction of costs improves the financial situation of service to Rhode Island.
- By allowing through service at South Station, it promotes better utilization of equipment and frees up additional cars. This also reduces the cost of operating the service.
- By allowing through service at South Station, it frees up slots at South Station creating more space for trains. Not only would it be possible to increase frequencies between Wickford Jct./Providence and Boston, it would also allow Amtrak to increase its frequencies into Boston. In addition it would remove an impediment to restoration of service to Fall River and New Bedford which would be of benefit to residents of Newport and Bristol Counties who work in Boston.
Of course, the NSRL is more than the benefits to our state, and the bulk of the benefits would be to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Construction of the link would allow Massachusetts to avoid the costly construction of additional surface tracks at South Station. The costs savings mentioned above would also help the MBTA financially at a time when transit dollars are scarce.
It also helps the nation. With better connections in Boston, the Downeaster gains considerably and with it, Amtrak overall. Amtrak also gets more revenue from the Northeast Corridor which will help it with its capital projects. With increased ridership both at the intercity and commuter level, gasoline consumption is reduced, air quality improved, and even greenhouse gases are reduced.


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Wolf Song (Wolf Song Trilogy #1) by Taryn Kincaid
"Magnum?" Brick Northridge snorted and muttered into his beer. He stared bleary eyed at the hated alpha holding court in the center of the saloon. "More like a .22, if you ask me. Maybe a pea shooter." He sat off by himself, as always, in a far corner of The Den, making deep inroads into his second foamy pitcher, his chair tilted back against the stone wall, its two front legs off the peanut shell-strewn floor. The brew gave him a heady buzz, but failed to still the roar in his head. Too many wolfy voices. Too many pictures of lupine death.
Like right now. A white flash went off, revealing a series of mental Kodachromes of Magnum Tao, the pack's alpha, laid out all Rest in Fuckin' Peace on a satin lining, a lily sticking up from his cold, crossed hands. The pack shedding a few crocodile tears. Then rejoicing.
Brick didn't want the visions arriving unbidden in his head, all chopped up movie-trailer style, decibel level cranked, useless coming attractions when he never knew the where or when…only the how. He'd learned as a cub to keep his mouth shut and wait for the feature to begin. No one ever appreciated hearing how they'd die. Not when they couldn't do much about it.
But the current video of Funeral Home Magnum deposited more funds into Brick's mortgaged courage account than the liquid variety drained from a beer mug. His back went as rigid as if someone had shoved a titanium rod up his ass. He bolted out of his chair, upended wood splintering.
One of these days, he and Gee, the saloon-owning werebear, would have to settle his running bar tab and retire that long-distance marathoner. Gee risked his liquor license even letting his underage ass into the joint. But the gruff old walking throw rug took pity on him, apparently, and seemed to understand his need to still the unwanted cacophony of others' thoughts, letting him self-medicate the clamor into a low hum the only way he knew how.
"Yeah? Well, no one asked you, punk." Magnum whirled around and trained his belligerent gaze in Brick's direction. He dropped his sinewy arms from the shoulders of the two stacked humans who Wonder Breaded him like a slab of bologna. A scent at once gamey and oily, the twin odors of decay and greed, wafted from the alpha's hide. Brick twitched his nose as the stink, laced with evil, struck him full on and chiseled up his nose like a burrowing parasite. His stomach clenched but he tamped down the gag reflex.
"Who the hell let you in here, anyway?" Magnum demanded. "Gee?" He looked around for the proprietor but the massive werebear merely crossed his arms over his huge chest and said nothing. "You let this underage motherf*cker drink in your establishment?"
"Between you and me, asswipe," Brick said. "Got nothing to do with Gee. Leave him out of it."
"You and me?" The older wolf snorted. "And what f*ckin' cavalry?" Magnum's eyes glowed yellow as he waited for an answer. The greasy, unkempt hair on his nape rose. All conversation stopped, raucous laughter misting away. Even the band dropped their instruments to watch the confrontation, their eyes wary, gazes skittering across the room in an effort to meet no one else's. The silence lengthened, pea souped into a dense fog, and swallowed the electric buzz rippling with the promise of a brawl. The scent of fear and horror, flavored with excitement, thickened the air.
Magnum's shoulders bunched as he prepared to spring, but he did not shift.
Brick stood his ground, without looking down or tilting his head to offer his neck in a more submissive stance, as a good and respectful pack member should. He neither feared nor respected Magnum and felt no compulsion to bow before him. Maybe that made him crazy—along with the wolf voices and death visions alcohol couldn't chase—but the alpha had grown crazier, maddened by his power, no longer the moral compass of the pack, no longer the protective leader of those less dominant, no longer interested in anything except his own greed—and violence for the sake of violence. Magnum had never bothered to pass on any wolfdom lore; he'd never had any interest in teaching the pack's young what it meant to be a wolf. He'd entirely shirked his duties to the cubs. Instead, Magnum had become one sick twist. Too cozy by half with the encroaching clan of cat shifters on the other side of the mountain who lately seemed bent on nothing less than territory domination. Way past time for someone to take Magnum on…and take him out.
Should have been his son's responsibility. Right? Protect the pack, issue the challenge, usurp and depose the father, take on the mantle of leadership. But Drew Tao had left the Black Hills…maybe for good. And no one else seemed ready or willing to step up. Except the stupid loner who had snatches of other wolves' convos drumming commentary inside his head. Nearly drowning out his own audio loop. Not that he wanted to take over the pack or lead anyone anywhere. He just wanted Greasy Locks the hell gone.
Do it. It's time. Either Magnum goes…or you do.
A growl rumbled up from Brick's gut like the Union Pacific barreling over the tracks. Freight-training from his belly. His lungs expanded, inflated and squeezed oxygen like a blacksmith's bellows. The roar burst from his mouth into the dead silence swamping The Den. His anguished howl swept through the town of Los Lobos, a dark wind vibrating out through the quiet South Dakota night, rattling across the empty prairie to the Black Hills, bouncing off the thick stands of ponderosa pine and aspen blanketing the granite mountains. Loud enough to be heard in the cat stronghold of Shady Heart. A war cry echoing from peak to peak.


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Shareholder agreements are a vital part of a company's structure. They outline the agreement between the shareholders – the people who invest their money in a company – and the company directors – the people who decide how to spend this money.
While shareholder agreements can be complex and somewhat difficult to set up, it is important to realise that they are extremely important. They need to be drafted with the help of high-quality commercial lawyers to make sure that they are error free and that they encompass the necessary information, and they need to be treated like the important legal document that they are.
Some of the main reasons why shareholder agreements are important include:


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The End of Coordinates and Elevations As We Know It – Modernization of the North American Datum and the Public Resources Code
On schedule for a 2022 release, NGS plans to replace NAD83 and NAVD88 with a geocentric National Spatial Reference System that as yet leaves many key definitions uncertain. With one-and-a-half meters of horizontal shift and negative three-quarters of a meter orthometric height change, the proposal is not trivial. In preparation for this change, and to clean up some confusion with parts of the existing Public Resources Code, CLSA and CSRC have prepared proposed language to revise the sections on the California Coordinate System and California Geodetic Coordinates and Heights. The proposal was prepared in coordination with a committee of NGS and NSPS preparing a similar model legislation template.
This session will present what is known of the proposed modernization of the National Spatial Reference System, and perhaps even more interesting, what is yet unknown. A summary of the proposed changes to the California Public Resources Code will be presented with some practical examples of how it could be applied on projects.
Presenter: Gregory A. Helmer, PLS
Mr. Helmer is a Professional Land Surveyor with over thirty-five years of experience in geodetic control, Surveying Geomatics and GIS. As a Team Leader of geospatial services for Psomas, he is responsible for managing and directing surveying and mapping projects supporting more than a billion dollars in public infrastructure projects. Mr. Helmer has published dozens of articles and papers and is nationally recognized for his contributions to GNSS surveying and high-precision geodesy. Mr. Helmer is a graduate of Chapman University, a contributing author to the National Height Modernization Program for NOAA, a Fellow in the Institute for the Advancement of Engineering, a Fellow with the American Association for Geodetic Surveying, and a founding member and past Chairperson of the California Spatial Reference Center.


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Watching; Breaking Bad.
Buying; Instant film, vintage dresses, a pretty swimsuit, an iMac, rainbow keyboard stickers, a crocheted bicycle skirt guard, a bow and a beret.
Listening to; The Morning Benders & Titus Andronicus.
Loving; My family.
Consuming; Butter menthols, cheese and biscuits, hot milo.
Wanting; Smiles.


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Version 6.08 adds IDM download panel for web-players that can be used to download flash videos from sites like YouTube, MySpaceTV, and Google Videos. It also features complete Windows 7 and Vista support, YouTube grabber, redeveloped scheduler, and MMS protocol support. The new version also adds improved integration for IE and IE based browsers, redesigned and enhanced download engine, the unique advanced integration into all latest browsers, improved toolbar, and a wealth of other improvements and new features.
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Repair damaged skin caused by sun over-exposure, free radicals or irritants. Lullaby, our deeply restorative night cream helps reconstructs elastin fibers and revives sagging skin from the inside out to leave it nourished, replenished and plump.
Infused with antioxidant-rich Rosehip seed oil, Oat proteins and Alpha Hydroxy Acids, this night time dream mends dry and cracked skin to restore elasticity, moisture and improve your overall complexion.
•stimulates elastin synthesis
•deeply hydrating
•clears complexion
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*Refrigerate for best results.
Our products are most effective during a 3 month window and we urge you to "consume" your products within this time frame to extract the most benefits for you and your skin.
Just like fresh fruits or produce, our products are so fresh that we recommend refrigerating them as soon as you receive them and keep them in there for the duration of their lifetime with you.
-apply to freshly cleansed skin
-apply to your skin before going to bed
-massage gently around your entire face and neck
"When I am not using facial oils before bed, I love using this Lullaby Night Cream to mix things up. This night cream is packed full of awesome skin super-foods like Rosehip, Tamanu, Pumpkin, Peptide's, Algae and Alpha Hydroxy Acids. This night cream is designed to tighten and soothe dry skin, with hydrating ingredients like Alow, Rose Geranium Hydrosol and a hint of Allantoin. All of these ingredients together will strive to soften the skin and increase cell proliferation."
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"As a lady who loves to have fun the sun and the occasional stresses that cause me to scrunch my forehead, I felt like my face deserved a little extra TLC. After only one week of using Lullaby before bed, I can already see and feel a radiant and youthful sparkle that I've never had before. Makeup free this beach season will be no problem with Lullaby!"
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Allantoin: softens skin, boosts cell regeneration, moisturizes skin
Alpha Hydroxy Acids: smooths & softens skin, promotes skin cell renewal
Homeostatine: increases production of dermal collagen
Niacinamide: reduces fine lines and wrinkles, effective skin lightening for hyper-pigmented spots, improves skin elasticity
Oat Protein: promotes moisture retention
Rosehip Seed Oil: reduces fine lines, repairs sun damage, reduces scarring
Lalogy does not use chemical preservative systems, parabens, petroleum, pesticides, propylene or butylene glycols, pthalates, sulfates, PEG's. TEA, DEA, GMO, silicones, glutens, artificial dyes or synthetic fragrances. No companions were harmed in the making of our creams.
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Metallica donates $5K to food bank on first Day of Service
Written by Classic Rock 93.9 on May 24, 2018
Wednesday, Metallica held their first Day of Service, a country-wide volunteering effort in coordination with the band's All Within My Hands charity foundation. In addition to the many fans who participated by volunteering at their local food banks, the metal legends themselves donated $5,000 to the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank.
Drummer Lars Ulrich was on hand to present the check, and fans helped box over 37,000 pounds of oranges for those in need.
In a new video, frontman James Hetfield and guitarist Kirk Hammett thanked all the Metallica fans across the country who participated.
"A huge thank you to all the Metallica fans that participated in our very first Day of Service by volunteering at your community food bank," Hetfield said.
"Thanks to you, over 1,800 'Tallica fans across the country have given their time to assist the hardworking folks who serve our communities each day," Hammett added.
To learn more about future Metallica volunteering opportunities, visit AllWithinMyHands.org.
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