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4minute reveals I My Me Mine Japanese single covers and tracklist
Having begun promotions for their follow-up single, I My Me Mine for their HuH promotions this week, Universal Music Japan has also delivered more details about 4minute releasing the same song in Japanese.
The single album will come in 2 DVD versions (different covers) and a CD version. The tracklist as follows:
01. I My Me Mine(Japanese Version)
02. グッバイ
03. HUH(Original Version)
04. I My Me Mine(Instrumental)
Each single album will come with a trading card while the DVD versions will include 4Minute LIVE Energy Vol.1 『Muzik』-Muzik (Japanese Version).
Version A – DVD version
Version B – DVD version
Version C – DVD version
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We love these around here! The recipe is from Deceptively Delicious.
You'll need:
2 cups old-fashioned oats
1 1/4 cups all purpose flour
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 tsp. cinnamon
1/4 tsp. baking powder
1/4 tsp. salt
1 tsp. pure vanilla extract
3/4 cup margarine (I use the stick)
3/4 cup low-sugar blueberry preserves
1/2 cup spinach puree (I buy frozen chopped spinach, cook it in the micro according to directions on the package, then just puree it in my blender or food processor. Quick and easy. One frozen chopped spinach will give you enough for another batch, so baggie it and freeze it in 1/2 cup portions.
1. Preheat oven to 375. Coat an 8x8 inch baking pan with cooking spray.
2. In a large bowl, combine the oats, flour, sugar, cinnamon, baking powder, salt, and vanilla, and stir to mix well.
3. Add the margarine into the dry ingredients. (I soften it a bit, only a bit in the micro first. Don't melt) Mix until the mixture resembles coarse meal and is no longer powdery. Do not over mix - bits of margarine will still be visible.
4. Set aside about half of the oat mixture; press the rest of it firmly into the pan. Bake until lightly browned at the edges (but not fully baked), 15 minutes.
5. Meanwhile, mix the preserves with the spinach puree in a small bowl.
6. Spread the blueberry mixture over the partially baked oat layer, then sprinkle with the reserved oat mixture. Bake until the topping is slightly browned, 20 to 25 minutes. Set the pan on a rack to cool completely before cutting into 12 bars.
Crunch and sweet without a taste of spinach that's hidden. Let the bars cool completely before serving. These freeze well wrapped individually in plastic wrap.


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Welcome to ConTessa!
We are an organization dedicated to increasing diverse representation in tabletop gaming by running events led entirely by marginalized people, and enjoyed by everyone. We run our own conventions online, and attend popular conventions around the United States, bringing games, seminars, workshops, and panels using our innovative convention-within-a-convention format. We aim to provide open, inclusive, and safe environments that diversify what a leader looks like within our hobby.
Learn more about ConTessa, what we do, how you can help, and where to find us!
Join ConTessa at AcadeCon this November for gaming and socializing in our safer space! Now seeking GMs to run whatever LARP, board, card, tabletop RPG, or miniature game of their choice.
Join us for another great year at U-Con, ConTessa's Flagship convention, November 22-24 at the Marriott Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Hotel at Eagle Crest. Click the button below to see all the games we're running!
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State of California: "Room to Breathe" PSA
PSA campaign to announce No Burn Day alerts in the state of California, during which wood fires are not allowed due to high pollution or health risks. After creating a 2013 commercial that featured Juliette, an 11 year-old asthma patient, the concept was expanded in 2014 to include profiles of children throughout SoCal with conditions that are helped when No Burn Days are followed . Media includes television, radio, YouTube pre-roll, web films, online marketing, social media, digital billboards, print and on-air promotions during local weather segments.


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So you've watched a little bit of racing, "cried to mommy" and she made the mistake of buying you a super sport Suzuki? By now you probably believe that you are as appropriate as you can be to a Rizla Suzuki racing rider, but take a listen to Chris Vermeulen here and also do a quick search for riding gear if not willing to increase the numbers of deaths occurred while riding on the streets as if you are on a race track.
If any of you guys who just ask "how do you pop up wheelies?" before first riding a motorcycle would take the time and watch such videos, the streets would be a safer place for you and us.
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Set in the fictional East Coast suburb Pine Valley, All My Children is the decades-old, risk-taking soap that centers around Erica Kane and her long line of husbands.
All My Children films woodland romance and drama scenes in the Pisgah National Forest. Filming in April 1989. Three days of shooting aired April 28, 1989 and May 1st thru May 11th 1989.
Filming Locations: Pisgah National Forest Ranger Station; Taylor's Ranch in Fletcher, NC and Cradle of Forestry.


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A PHOTOGRAPH of his smiling parents taken at the famous ruins of Machu Picchu in South America inspired a young Welshman to travel the world.
Marek Griffith, 29, originally from Bangor, has since visited over 50 countries.
His parents, Michael, 59, and Francesca, 58, who is Polish, met when they worked at Butlin's as youngsters. Marek and his family – including brother Andrzej, 28, – also lived in Pwllheli.
Now Marek works as a DJ in Beijing, China, to fund his travelling – his other jobs include promotional work and working as a swimming instructor in China's capital city.
The night shifts help supplement his day job. On a good night Marek (which means Mark in Russian) can earn around £300 for two hours as a DJ – roughly amounting to a month's wage for the average worker in Beijing.
Marek, who's lived in Beijing since 2005, is the subject of S4C's Wynebau Newydd documentary on Tuesday.
DJ yn Beijing follows DJ Marek, over a typical week in his life.
"I get offered work helping out bars and clubs and promoting. I don't think the same would happen at home," said Marek, while in North Wales on a rare trip back home, last week.
"The music scene in Beijing is quite small, considering so many people live here, there aren't that many club and dance nights, but the scene is growing."
Marek's interest in electronic music started when he saw the band Prodigy while still at school, and he started DJ'ing in his bedroom, when he was 18 .
Marek's energy is obvious as he leads us on a whirlwind tour of Beijing's night clubs.
The programme has a varied soundtrack featuring tracks by Jamie Woon through to the Fun Lovin' Criminals. Marek is a well known DJ throughout China and is paid to play in clubs all over the country.
Marek said: "I didn't have any promoting experience at home and to tell the truth, I say I'm a well-known DJ in Britain!"
But Marek's confidence and self promotion have made a difference to his career as a DJ in a country with a population of over a billion.
He's played at big festivals in China – he's even played a gig on the Great Wall of China.
There's no sign he's ready to return permanently home to Wales just yet.
"The Chinese are some of the warmest and friendliest people I have ever met. That's another reason why I feel so at home here."
Marek first left home with a friend when he was 18 and they visited Canada and Aspen, Colorado.
While his friend returned home, Marek stayed on for six months.
He said: "I've had itchy feet since then!"
Marek studied business and physical education at Coleg Meirion Dwyfor, Pwllheli, but moved to live in Liverpool and Manchester on his return from Canada.
He said: "I used to go to clubs like Cream where there were DJs like Paul Bleasdale and Paul Oakenfold. Liverpool is a great city."
He then went to Australia. But before taking off, Marek listened to his parents' advice and secured qualifications as a swimming instructor and masseur, knowing that if the going got tough, it would be easier for him to find work.
He said: "I've never stayed anywhere more than 12 months. When I lived in Manchester I was a music student and spending time in studios. I had a Chinese friend and he invited me over to China.
"I returned home before going off again to South America but I kept thinking about returning to China."
He enjoys his life in Beijing – but misses his family and friends.
Marek said: "One day I would like to return home to Wales and bring up my children speaking Welsh as their first language."
But he's in no hurry and is getting on with learning to speak Mandarin.
He said he is free to move around China at will, adding that the country's attitude to foreigners has relaxed a lot.
"I feel much safer walking the streets in China than here," he said.
Marek's favourite music is electronic house music and among his favourite DJs are fellow Welsh DJ Sasha and James Zabiela. He listens to the Super Furries, Manic Street Preachers, Beatles and Nirvana.
His dream is to book the Super Furries and Paul Oakenfold to gig in Beijing.
He only has a few days left in North Wales before he returns to Beijing.
"I'm ready to go back now. My advice to anybody wanting to travel is: 'Follow your dream – you're never too old to change your life. You only have one life – and you've got to make the most of it."


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On the 24th of May Bradford Academy took 17 Year 10 Computer Science learners to take part in a trip to Bletchley Park in Milton Keynes, the secret location of Britain's top code breakers during WWII and the home of the National Museum of Computing.
The volunteers at Bletchley Park gave our students a walking tour of Bletchley Park teaching them about the history of the buildings as well as the fabulous reconstructions of the early computers including Colossus. We visited the numerous 'huts' where these geniuses worked day and night, trying to decipher various messages at an extremely rapid rate, as well as seeing the actual set of many scenes in the famous film, 'The Imitation Game', which was all about Alan Turing, the mathematician who decoded numerous messages in 'Hut 8'.
As well as visiting the beautiful manor house and seeing some real 'Bombe' machines (devices cryptologists used to decipher German Enigma-machine codes), they learned about Alan Turing and the Enigma Code, and how the Lorenz codes were broken using the Tunny and Colossus.
Learners stood in the place where code breakers had stood when Winston Churchill visited to thank them for their valuable contribution to the war effort. He called Bletchley Park the 'goose who laid the golden egg' such was the value of the information they were able to decipher.
They were told about the difference between codes and ciphers and students then went on to do some code breaking of their own. Perhaps one of the most memorable parts of the day was actually using an Enigma machine – yes, it was an original Enigma machine.
The group then travelled into London to check in to a hotel, have an enjoyable evening meal and see all the major sights in London (London Eye, Houses of Parliament, Tower Bridge and The Shard) from the comfort of a river taxi along the Thames. For some of our students this was their first visit to London and they were both excited and overwhelmed by being in such a big city.
The next morning they were up early for breakfast before a visit to the London Science Museum to see some exhibitions about space, engineering for the future and the Information Age before returning back to Bradford Academy.
This was the first trip of its kind organised by the Computing department and will feature as an annual trip in our calendar for all year 10 Computer Science and ICT students.


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Series launch: Imagining Black Europe @TheGSA
Peter Lang is pleased to announce the launch of the new book series Imagining Black Europe Edited by Tiffany N. Florvil and Vanessa D. Plumly This series seeks to publish critical and nuanced scholarship in the field of Black European Studies. Moving beyond and building on the Black Atlantic approach, books in this series will … Continue reading
Blick Mead likely to Be turned into a documentary
From the Amesbury Museum and Heritage Trust Facebook Page: Great news internationally for Amesbury of a new Documentary on Blick Mead from our good friend Archaeologist David Jacques. I am very pleased to pass on that I am in advanced negotiations with Discovery Channel/ Channel 4 to make a dedicated hour long documentary on our work at Blick … Continue reading
Photos from the book launch: Writing the Great War
Nicolas Bianchi and Toby Garfitt's edited collection Writing the Great War / Comment écrire la Grande Guerre? was launched in the Common Room, History Faculty at the University of Oxford on Tuesday 28 November at 5.30 pm. The launch took place during the drinks reception to follow Professor John Horne's valedictory Leverhulme lecture 'War as … Continue reading
Winner of the Peter Lang Young Scholars Competition in Memory Studies published: Networked Remembrance by Samuel Merrill
«In this rich and fascinating book Samuel Merrill explores the underground transport networks of London and Berlin. Networked Remembrance marks a significant addition to the literature on intersections between memory, space and urban culture.» — Matthew Gandy, Professor of Geography, University of Cambridge «Merrill's richly illustrated text offers uniquely moving accounts about the ‹everyday undergrounds› … Continue reading
Stonehenge tunnel going forward: David Jacques responds
With the tunnel under Stonehenge now approved by the government, Blick Mead project director David Jacques responds by discussing the impact on the archaeological site: Today programme (BBC Radio 4) http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0930znz (at 1:43-1:47) BBC World http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p05fw0bl Radio 2 Jeremy Vine http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0940ky3 For information about his series co-edited with Graeme Davis, Studies in the British Mesolithic … Continue reading
Writing the Great War / Comment écrire la Grande Guerre? published
For France the First World War, or Great War, was a war of national self-defence, but for Britain it was not. Does that mean that French literary treatments of this unimaginably destructive war were very different from British ones? Not necessarily – but much can be learned from considering both traditions side by side, something … Continue reading
David Jacques responds to Stonehenge tunnel debate
'The Stonehenge world heritage site landscape is unutterably precious and you tamper with it at your peril … ' Series editor David Jacques, Blick Mead project director, responds to plans for the Stonehenge tunnel on the The Guardian website. Read the article here. For information about his series co-edited with Graeme Davis, Studies in the … Continue reading
Blick Mead featured on BBC programme this Friday
Could a road tunnel at Stonehenge destroy the archaeological site? Blick Mead will feature on the BBC programme Inside Out West on Friday 31 March. For more information, please follow the link here. For more information about Peter Lang's Studies in the British Mesolithic and Neolithic series, please click here.
Latest news on Blick Mead from Peter Lang series editor David Jacques
Peter Lang series editor David Jacques and colleagues have published a new article on their discoveries at Blick Mead near Stonehenge in Current Archaeology (Issue 324). Click here to read the article. For information about his series co-edited with Graeme Davis, Studies in the British Mesolithic and Neolithic, click here.
Blick Mead in the news
Studies in the British Mesolithic and Neolithic series editor David Jacques is interviewed in the latest articles about Blick Mead and the planned tunnel that threatens this pre-Stonehenge site. Read about it in the Sunday Times here.


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Make these local, inexpensive foods a part of regular family meals for growing children and to prevent age-related health issues.
By Kavita Devgan
'What exactly is immunity? You cannot feel immunity or see it. You can't take its pulse or its temperature. However, it is extremely important for our well-being. lt is the body's ability to protect itself from foreign invaders like viruses, disease and infection. It is a system that is constantly patrolling our body to detect and destroy infectious microbes.
Fortunately, most of us are born with optimal immunity. Unfortunately though, as we age, due to environmental assaults and our less-than-perfect lifestyles, our immunity becomes rusty at first and then slowly gets depleted. That is why it is important to keep fortifying our immune systems. The good news is that you don't need to spend big bucks to do this. You only have to include these ten local, totally inexpensive foods regularly in your diet to boost your immunity, without cutting a hole in your pocket.
Amla: This humble, inexpensive food is actually the richest natural source of vitamin C. It is a versatile and powerful antioxidant and clue to its antibacterial and astringent properties, it helps the body fight against various infections—thus, making the immune system stronger.
Flaxseeds: Flaxseeds were revered earlier and for good reason. They contain alpha—linolenic acid, omega—3 fatty acid and phytoestrogens called lignans—all these ingredients are important in modulating the response of our immune system.
Lemons: Lemons are the ideal food for restoring acid-alkali balance. It helps maintain the body's internal 'climate' at a pH that supports healthy bacteria instead of the viruses and harmful bacteria which thrive in a more acidic environment.
Carrots: Bugs Bunny rarely came down with the flu, and there is a reason why. Carrots, his food of choice, contain loads of beta-carotene, which gets converted into vitamin A in the body, a powerful phytonutrient that boosts the immune system's production of infection fighting natural killer cells and T cells. It also contains vitamin B6 which boosts the production of antibodies. So gajar ka halwa, anyone?
Jamun: Munching on fresh jamuns during summers was earlier pretty much a given. Not so much anymore, unfortunately. Time to begin snacking on it again as there is a good amount of vitamin C and other antioxidants in this fruit, which can help stimulate the production of white blood cells and boost our immune system.
Barley: This grain that has all but disappeared from our kitchens needs to make a comeback. It contains beta-glucan, a type of fibre with potent antimicrobial and antioxidant capabilities. It boosts immunity, speeds healing, and helps antibiotics work better. It also has selenium, a trace mineral that is difficult to find and one that has a powerful positive effect on our immune system.
Chickpeas: Khatte chole was a delicacy everyone looked forward to every week in most Indian households. Chickpeas provide a lot of antioxidants and mineral zinc that helps to control inflammation in your body. Zinc deficiency is, in fact, a major concern leading to lowered immunity, as it plays an important role in the function of the T cells, natural killer cells and lymphocytes, which are some of the power houses of our immune system.
Garlic: A clove or two of garlic every morning was a norm earlier. Garlic is high in antioxidants and stimulates the activity of 'natural killer cells', a key element of the immune system that destroys free radicals and viral-infected cells. Garlic also contains sulphur which can actually assist your body with zinc absorption. This is why it is a good idea to always add some garlic while cooking chickpeas.
Sweet potato: There's a reason why shakarkandi ki chaat was so popular earlier. Shakarkandi or sweet potato is high in vitamin C, which is a brilliant antioxidant and also delivers a lot of vitamin A, an ace immunity-boosting vitamin. ln fact, one medium sweet potato provides your body with the complete recommended daily allowance of vitamin A.
Mushrooms: This food was perhaps not a part of your traditional food platter, but it makes sense to include it now. These are one of the rare food sources of vitamin D, which is essential for good immunity Also, they increase the production of cytokines in the body, the cells that help fight off infection. They also contain polysaccharides, which are compounds that support the immune system.
(Excerpted with permission from Ultimate Grandmother Hacks by Kavita Devgan, published by Rupa Publications.)


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November is always the huge kick off to Christmas shopping and we just worked out an amazing deal to get them stockings filled.
Ulta has a 5 for $5 sale going on. But when you add 15 to your cart and apply code 651168 they drop to just $11.50 for all 15!
Then simply add in the shipping and you will pay $17.45 or just $1.16 each piece, score!
There is nearly 50 different products to choose from including lotions, bath fizzers, lip balm, face wipes, bubble bath, cosmetics, bath poufs, hand sanitizers, and more.
While these would make perfect stocking stuffers for tweens and teens they also are perfect for stocking up your own beauty cabinet as well. I personally love the bath fizzers and am considering buying 15 of them.
These are available through November but we saw a similar sale last year and products didn't last. For the best selections shop asap.


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THERE'S SOMEONE YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT. ASH NAYLOR. NEWCASTLE-BASED PHOTOGRAPHER, SUPPORTER OF ALL AGES LIVE MUSIC AND CREATIVE DIRECTOR AT THE BOYS DON'T CRY COLLECTIVE.Read More
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Catching up one morning at Whitebridge's Pegs Café between juggling child drop-off and collection, I sat down for a coffee and a chat with Jessica Ross about her photography craft – and, as it turned out, a little bit about moving to Newcastle, discovering the city as a new resident and with a new family. Let's make sure she feels welcome in our city.Read More
GOING BEHIND THE GIG: Tinno out of Ten w/ Jess Moog /
Originally from Maitland, musical talent wasn't actually a family trait for Mark. Instead, it was something he took on himself at a very early age.
'I grew up in Maitland, but I'm okay now,' he laughed.Read More
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Meeting in the recently opened Glazed at the Hunter end of Union Street, I caught up with the owner, Lucas, who chatted to me between serving customers.Read More
Bringing Blank Spaces to Life: Mel O'Dell w/ Brooke Tunbridge /
After talking with Mel, I'm convinced there is nothing she can't do, although she isn't the type to boast. These roles were unravelled in our conversation as passing comments, small details in her story rather than a list of achievements.Read More
Burlesque Life Drawing on Tomorrow at The Edwards /
Tomorrow night, Burlesque Life Drawing is coming to The Edwards Bar.
The event is run by Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School, who are here to change the perception of life drawing. Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School began in 2005 by artist Molly Crabapple,with a simple concept. Artist's draw glamorous burlesque dancers, compete in contests, and win wacky prizes.Read More
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MRAG is hosting the Brenda Clouten Scholarship once again this year. What was it like for you to be runner-up back in 2016?Read More
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As a publication that is constantly striving to showcase the best local attractions, it seems only fitting that Maitland Regional Art Gallery (MRAG) find its way onto Newcastle Mirage.Read More
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In the same time it takes to get from London to New York, we travel from Sofia to Morocco. And because we cannot possible stop thinking about sand, exotica and adventure, today we decided to tell you about a magical place that turns back the hands of time with a few months, years or maybe even centuries. We are going to Marrakesh, where everything is in pink, the air smells like spices, the chaos is different and Islamic art is at its finest. Marrakesh in Morocco is the next dream that is waiting in line to become a reality, but before that – here are a few details why this magical city deserves dreaming about.
Probably the first question you ask yourself is why everything there is in pink. In Morocco there is a tradition according to which each city has its own distinctive colour and it is chosen by the king. Marrakesh is pink, more like ash rose and infinitely magical – just like the tales in One Thousand and One Night. The city lies at the foot of the Atlas Mountains, just before the sands of the Sahara Desert start stretching. Its inhabitants are officially about one million people, but in effect, they are much, much more. This is the third largest city in Morocco after the capital Rabat and Casablanca.
Marrakesh is divided into two main parts: the old fortified city – the medina, and the new part. The thing which is most attractive and exciting for tourists and visitors is exactly the magic of the medina. There, time stands still and the heart of the city beats with the rhythm of history, and to those who have visited the place for the first time, it may initially seem more of a film set for a Hollywood production. This reality, nevertheless, is completely different from that of Europe and it should be experienced through the heart and not with the mind.
In the medina, you are going to enjoy traditional oriental bazaars, the big Koutoubia Mosque, where people who do not profess Islam are prohibited from entering. Another interesting landmark, which should be seen, is Jemaa el-Fnaa Square which is a part of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. It is situated quite near Koutoubia Mosque. Centuries ago, this used to be the place where they held mass executions, while today it is one of the most frequented tourist attractions. In the evenings, you could indulge in the full spectrum of Moroccan cuisine there, because the square is filled with stands, which usually work until midnight. You may also visit the Saadian Tombs, the Menara Gardens and the Agdal Gardens.
Marrakesh is never going to leave you indifferent. Neither is it going to let you leave feeling the same way you came. And just like every journey transforms a person, this one is going to make you more sensitive to an unfamiliar world, which only existed in the tales from One Thousand and One Nights. Its magic will not let you go until you go back there again, because such places in the world you visit more than once – the first time is when you don't know what to expect and the next one – when you will be taking as much as you can from magical Marrakesh.
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The birth of your baby is one of the most impressive events, it connects you for life. However, it can also be very exciting if you do not know exactly what to expect. A good preparation can help you and your partner to make a great experience together.
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In this workshop that you do together with your partner, you will learn what to expect during the delivery and what your partner can do to guide and support you. You learn postures together to; deal with contractions and giving birth, pressing techniques, breathing exercises, relaxation exercises and massages. You will also receive practical tips and explanations about the various phases of delivery.
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In this quarter Governor Rodrigo Medina informed that the State of Nuevo León, of which Monterrey is capital, will receive $3 billion dollars of foreign investment in 2013. This is part of the strong business activity conducted by a diverse base of manufacturing industries, including metalworking, auto parts and aircraft companies. In this field, Monterrey is one of the most solid Mexican cities, according to many analysts and is well positioned in the mind of international investors. INEGI reported that Mexico's GDP increased 1.5% in the first half of 2013, driven by increases in the service sector (2.3%), and Nuevo León is a prominent contributor to this expansion.
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Holly Springs soldier dies in Iraq
A soldier from Holly Springs died Sunday while overseas supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom, Department of Defense officials announced Monday night.
Capt. Michael Shean Fielder, 35, field veterinary service officer, was killed during a noncombat-related incident in Baghdad. He was assigned to the 248th Medical Company (Veterinary Services), 44th Medical Command, XVIII Airborne Corps at Fort Bragg.
Army officials said Monday night that Fielder's death is under investigation.
Fielder had been in the Navy from 1990 to 1994, then enjoyed civilian life for several years before joining the Army in June 2000.
According to Fielder's wife, Mary, he joined the Army because of the scholarship opportunities. He earned a bachelor of science in zoology and a doctorate in veterinary medicine from N.C. State University in 2004. After graduation, Fielder began Army training.
He completed the Army Medical Department Officer Basic Course and the Veterinary Clinic Proficiency Course.
He was assigned to his most recent unit in September. The unit was deployed to Iraq that month.
"Michael, first and foremost, was a husband, and a wonderful and devoted friend," said Tonya Hinkle, speaking on behalf of Mary Fielder. "He was a vet that absolutely loved his job and was quite a wonderful father to the soldiers he had."
Hinkle said Michael Fielder could make anybody feel welcome and always had a joke handy when needed -- or not.
On Monday night, family and friends were still reeling from his death.
"We feel at any time this is going to end and we're going to wake up," Hinkle said. "Everybody's numb. Numb and speechless."
Besides his wife, Fielder leaves behind three "furry" friends -- a pit bull-Rottweiler mix named Buckethead, a Rottweiler named Haley and a domestic long-haired cat named Frankie.
"They were the apple of his eye," Hinkle said.
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China's Most Senior Shale Decision-Makers Among Confirmed Speakers at 4th Global Unconventional Gas Summit (21-23 October), Beijing
04 Sep, 2013, 11:33 BST
LONDON, September 4, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
Leading Chinese governmental energy industry experts in the field of unconventional gas are among the confirmed speakers at the 4th Global Unconventional Gas Summit, taking place in Beijing, 21st to Senior representatives from the National Energy Administration and National Development and Reform Commission will provide the global unconventional gas industry with a high-level and important insight into the latest updates and future development of China's advancing shale gas business.
Wu Yin, Vice Chairman of China Energy Research Society (CERS) and Former Deputy Administrator of National Energy Administration (NEA) will provide the VIP Opening Address on day one of the Summit. Mr. Yin will be joined by David C. Carroll, President and CEO of the Gas Technology Institute (GTI), co-organiser of the event.
Li Yinghua, Deputy Director General, Department of Oil and Gas, National Energy Administration, will present the opening keynote address on day one of the Summit.
Li Junfeng, Director General of National Center for Climate Change Strategy and International Cooperation, National Development and Reform Commission, will participate in a day one panel discussion on the current global state of unconventional gas exploration and production, including an overview of China's progress in the development on unconventional gas, the opportunities and challenges facing china and en examination of effective and applicable shale gas development models in China.
Mr. Junfeng will be joined by a Chief Geologist of Sinopec Group, Gavin Thompson, Head of Asia Pacific, Wood Mackenzie and Mark Nelson, Vice President Business Development, ConocoPhillips China.
China Energy Research Society (CERS) have this week confirmed their support as the event co-organiser. CERS will invite senior Chinese industry executives to attend.
Global business leaders from China, USA, Australia, India, Canada, Indonesia and France are also among those confirmed to speak.
Comments Edward Johnston, Vice President of Research Operations, Gas Technology Institute:
"With industry support from the highest level, this is 2013′s must-attend event for executives operating in the evolving unconventional market in Asia."
The 4th Global Unconventional Gas Summit will take place in Beijing, China, 21st to 23rd October. For the latest event news, programme agenda, confirmed speakers and to download the event brochure, visit http://www.gug2013.com. Delegate registration is now open.
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Friends, many of you know that I have founded a charity or non-profit organization, SpringAid International Development (SAID) dedicated to fighting the root causes of poverty and hunger in the world. Today, we are in two countries in Africa, three in Europe and one in America. Through entrepreneurship, health promotion, social housing, microfinance and education, we collaborate with the poor and marginalized to help them break the bark of poverty and hunger. Since 2008, when the organization was founded, we have reached thousands of people and helped many to change their lives. Some of the biblical texts that have given me inspiration in this work are in the stories we read in both today's first and gospel readings. Now let's dig into the texts.
Like many, I have always interpreted these texts in the light of the eucharist. But only having the Eucharist in mind in reading these texts would not do justice to them. It was a pitfall that I and probably many have fallen into. Today, I would say I have gained a better and deeper insight into these texts and how they should be interpreted with regard to the contexts and how they are applied today, in our time.
Although we complain of food shortages in the world, the most scandalous food wastages occur in the food sector. Research conducted by the US Department of Agriculture reveals that a quarter of food products end up in bins every day, not to mention what is deliberately destroyed before it reaches the market. This is incomprehensible in the light of thousands of people who die because of hunger every day.
The term hunger occurs 134 times in the Old Testament. Many times, due to lack of rain, the countries of the Middle East were often affected by this disaster. It is for the same reason that we see that lack of rain has led to extreme drought in several African countries and now millions of people are threatened by famine. In Burkina Faso and Mali, where hundreds of thousands live in acute food shortage, humanitarian organizations share food and supplies to vulnerable families. In many countries, many people are so hungry that they like the biblical Esau are ever willing to sell their dignity in order to have something to fill their stomachs. It is also a fact that a hungry person is often an angry person.
Hunger has always been a human problem. Those who have nothing to eat worry and fight for food and drink. The story in 2 Kings 4: 42-44 throws light on the problem of hunger. There is a play on words with bread and battle. During an attack by the Canaanites, the people of Israel were seized by panic. To instil courage in them, Joshua and Caleb exclaimed, "Do not be afraid, for they will be bread for us" (Numbers 14: 9). Strangely, the Hebrew root of the word "bread" consists of the same consonants of the verb "to fight", as if to indicate that the struggle for food is the cause of war. When Israel had no bread, they complained to the Lord: "In Egypt we sat down to eat all bread" (Exodus 16: 3).
From experience, we learn that only when bread is shared, it ceases to be a source of competition and controversy and becomes a sign of love, brotherhood and community. To eat bread with somebody is to regard this as brothers or sisters, a friend to trust, an ally from whom one does not expect any betrayal (Ps 41:10). It is communion with the other. God's plan is to gather all his children around his table (Ps 128: 3).
Like the poor of Israel, the dream of today's poor and hungry is about daily bread. They do not dream about big things, but to have their daily bread and maybe they can eat like the rich three times a day. The abundance of bread was the sign of God's blessing (Ps 37:25) and its lack of punishment for sin (Ez. 4: 16-17).
The miracle narrated in today's first reading occurred during a terrible famine. The situation was so desperate that people to survive ate roots, leaves and herbs, even poisonous things (2 Kings 4: 38-41). Barley grows on bad and rough terrain and have less value than wheat (Up 6: 6). Its maturation cycle is shorter than for wheat, because it is the first gathered during harvest time. It is harvested in spring, around Easter. The rich, prefer the wheat bread, the poorer classes instead were satisfied with barley that were cheaper. It is therefore a poor farmer who, with a gesture of incredible generosity, deprives himself of valuable food to surrender it to the prophet Elisa. He does not keep it for himself. They were the first fruits of his farm. He feels the need to share the gift he received from God.
In Paul's letter (Ephesians 4: 1-6), we understand that the first characteristics of discipleship is "humility", which is understood as the choice of the last place, the will to serve, bend to raise the poor. Then come "mildness, patience" (verse 2). There are seven reasons why unity should rule among Christians: "Let there be one body and one spirit, one hope, one Lord, one faith, one baptism, one God, all Father."
Today's gospel text tells how Jesus multiplied bread and fish and fed five thousand men apart from women and children. It deliberately emphasizes the disciples' role in this. Of all the signs that Jesus performed, none of them is told as many times as the multiplication of bread. All the evangelists report at least once, Matthew and Mark twice; It is told six times in total.
Today, we are offered John's version of the wonder. It is different in many details from the others. The story begins with a chronological indication: "Now the Passover, the Feast of the Jews, was at hand" (verse 4). This is not an information, but a theological framework that serves to highlight the significance of the episode. John wants the text to be read in the light of the great celebration of Israel's liberation from slavery in Egypt.
All these references are intended to present Jesus as the new Moses beginning with humanity, a new exodus, a passage from slavery to freedom, from an unsustainable and inhuman state to real life. The destination of the journey of Moses was the land of Canaan, that of Jesus is the true promised land, the kingdom of God, the kingdom there - as the prophets announced - everyone will have rich and free food (Isa 25: 6).
There have always been different opinions about hunger in the world. The UN and other global institutions are struggling to eradicate poverty and hunger in the world. At the same time there is some scepticism about this. Through a brilliant dialogue, Jesus revealed the strategies dictated by the wisdom of the people to solve the problem of hunger in the world, which are our strategies and the evangelist has placed it wisely on the apostles' mouth.
The conclusion is: there is no solution; The mouth to feed is too many and resources are insignificant. Creation is not entirely successful. The highest available in this world is a good organization of social assistance, but it is unthinkable that misery can be defeated.
It is written in Mishna, in order to meet the poor's daily needs, 1/12 is needed by a denar. Philip makes a quick calculation: with 200 denar, 4800 half-loaves can be prepared (v. 7). But where do you find a lot of money and a lot of bread? Perhaps we say we have very little, almost nothing, but if we leave it to Jesus, it will become enough. Jesus transforms and multiplies the bread.
In Luke's gospel, the twelve submit another very realistic and acceptable proposal: "Send the crowd away and let them go into villages and farms around to buy something to eat" (Luke 9:12). In other words, it is a problem that does not concern faith. They come to us to pray, meditate, listen to the word of God. In the case of bread, everybody must do as he or she can. This is widespread thought even today that there are two distinct separate and unrelated spheres: the Kingdom of God on the one hand and material life on the other. I have met priests and pastors who think they are called only to look after the spiritual needs of the people not their material challenges. Where is the place of the mission of Jesus to give the life to the full (Joh 10:10)?
When people could not see any sustainable solution to the problem, Jesus comes with one. "Let the people sit down" (verse 10). The idea that the Kingdom of God is a sphere different from reality is therefore rejected. The word of Christ is meant to be a social fermentation, to transform the whole world and the whole person.
The people are asked to sit on green grass on a meadow that becomes an original table for the meal. "There was plenty of grass there" (verse 10) - the evangelist's notes - and this detail, seemingly marginal and superfluous, is significant because it explicitly refers to the psalm: "The Lord is my shepherd, there is nothing I shall want. He lets me lie in green pastures "(Ps 23: 1-2). If Jesus makes them sit in the green pastures, it means that he presents himself as the shepherd announced by the prophets, meaning that the kingdom of God is inaugurated (Is 25: 6) that the new world has begun, the world where nobody will fight for food because there will be an abundance for everyone. The kingdom of God is something that its enjoyment should already be started on earth....


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Women In Music
On Monday I was invited to the UK House of Lords on behalf of Funny Women. Baroness Jenkins and the Pink Shoe Club hosted an event featuring and discussing #WomenInMusic. Amongst other things we looked at what can be done to help promote and support our various roles within the industry. It was such an empowering and inspiring event, but also one that left me feeling anger on behalf of those women who have suffered, and are still suffering, harassment and discrimination in our industry.
Topics covered included:
Equal representation, bias, pay gap, sex discrimination, #MeToo, imposter syndrome & more.
Solutions: Education Mentors Key:Change A Women's Guild in the MU, end silencing settlements (horrible things, should never have existed in the first place), 'calling it out' every time, pay gap transparency and #Equality.
Panelists included: Artist Elle Exxe, Lara Baker Founder of The BKRY, Author Sue Lawton MBE, Dr Yvonne Thompson CBE Chairman of the Radio Academy, Helen Bousfield, Head of Artist Rights and Touring Services, Universal Music UK, Angie Greaves, Radio Presenter, Magic FM, Sammy Andrews, CEO & Founder of Deviate Digital and the wonderful Alex Kerr-Wilson, Co-founder of Discovery Talent, who puts on events supporting new and independent talent.
There is change, but it's painfully slow within the music industry. Hopefully our views will help and be heard at the next meeting of the House Of Lords.


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Preview: Madballs #1
by Brad McGinty, illo. by Brian Smith, backup stories by Scarecrowoven & Dan Zettwoch
Pages: 32
Format: Comic Book
Publisher: Roar Comics (an imprint of Lion Forge)
Distributor: Diamond Comic Distributors
Pub Date: April 20, 2016
Item Code: FEB161633
Freaky fun for everyone — if that rings a bell then you're a fellow fan of those disgusting heads from the '80s, the Madballs. And if you're still a little foggy, here's the scoop: Madballs were sculpted rubber balls sporting outrageously gross faces, each with their own names and personalities, and what you did is . . . well, nobody really knew what to do with them. You just wanted them, and thus one of the earliest modern collectible toy crazes was born. Madballs combined the "gotta have it" impulse of trading cards with the fun of a toy you could hold and display, and the always great side benefit of earning your parents' eternal disdain.
That cultural confluence is exactly where Roar Comics comes in with our new Madballs comic book series, a collection of gross-out gags from a curated lineup of today's most cutting edge artists. And that's not just me saying stuff. Seriously, here's the whole list: on top of a main story by Brad McGinty (Adventure Time) and Brian Smith (Stuff of Legend), each issue features backups by Scarecrowoven, Gunsho, Dan Zettwoch, Jenny Zych, Sean Dove, Jesse Balmer, Jimmy Giegerich, and Matt Crabe. We crammed as much degeneracy into this as we could before we ran out of pages.
The first of four issues lands in comic shops next week with three variant covers, hot on the heels of new designer toys from Mondo and a crazy-looking apparel collection from Jeremy Scott. Madballs the comic book flows right along with this nostalgic resurgence for older fans (and precocious kids), bringing an art comics A-game that we rarely see in media tie-ins.


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This Sunday we will begin a new series that will focus our attention on The Lord's Prayer/The Our Father. Revs. Katie and Lillie will be sharing some of the preaching during this series so that you will have a chance to hear all three of us reflect on Jesus's prayer and on the importance of prayer to the spiritual life.
I personally attribute any "success" I have had in ministry to the heartfelt prayers of church saints. Since my first paid ministry job as a Children's Minister when I was just 17 years old until now, I have always felt the distinct nature of the support of daily prayer saints.
At my first church, I knew that people like Mary Scott and Ralph Farrar where praying for me every single day. When I began work at the MCC in Portland, Oregon, I learned to trust in the daily prayers of two couples: Stephanie and Teresa and my dear friends Jeanne and Cory. In Colorado Springs, a faithful former Catholic named Mary Brady prayed for me every day until I preached her funeral. And we have our prayer saints here as well. I trust in the prayers of folks like Jackie Rice, Bettye Babb, Toni Smith, and more. One thing I can tell you but I can't explain: there is a depth to the prayers of those who pray often that is self-evident and powerful.
Over the next several weeks as we talk about prayer, I want to invite you into a more active prayer life. Even if you aren't sure how to do it, if it "works," or what might happen, I really want to encourage you to consider testing prayer out and seeing what happens if you pray more often. In the end, prayer is simply talking to God, and I think we'd all be hard-pressed to suggest any reason why we shouldn't try to talk to God a bit more, right?
If you are ready to give it a shot, look for the "Pray With Me" program on the Featured Programs Page to sign up for our email-based prayer group. Over the next six weeks or so, this group will work on praying together each day. In this season of Easter, I'm excited to see what kinds of resurrections we may experience as we talk with our God.


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Depression may not be a physical condition, but it does cause pain. While neuropathic and physical pain is visible, mental pain cannot be seen. If you live a life striving for balance and prefer to refrain from using pharmaceutical drugs, CBD for Depression is a natural plant-based alternative.
Clinical Depression
Clinical depression (1) is an emotional disorder described as having:
- no energy
- no appetite
- no interest in hobbies or activities
- constant sadness
- sometimes even suicidal tendencies.
Mood disorders cause extreme lows and sometimes extreme highs in behavior.
This unbalance affects not just our mind and body, but it can change our social life and levels of productivity.
CBD vs Pharmaceutical Drugs
Because cannabinoids like CBD for depression restore balance, possess antipsychotic properties, as well as anti-anxiety properties, they are swiftly becoming a viable option to treat depression.
Unlike cannabinoids that work throughout our entire body and multiple systems within it, human-made medicines that treat depression work only on one single system.
This means they work on only one single system in our body typically targeting serotonin.
Serotonin is a messenger that sends signals to our brains.
We go in-depth on what is CBD and what it can do for you in this article.
Cannabinoids Effect Serotonin Levels
Some research has shown that cannabinoids affect serotonin levels.
Depression associated with chronic pain or chronic stress can be treated effectively with Full Spectrum CBD.
Our endocannabinoid system functions just like dopamine and serotonin, and low doses of the cannabinoid THC can increase these levels.
Be aware that high levels of THC can make your condition worse.
That is why Full Spectrum CBD is for the perfect CBD for Depression!
What is serotonin?
- is a chemical nerve cells produce,
- it sends signals between your nerve cells,
- it's responsible for emotions, reactivity to conditioned cues, and judgement,
- it provokes feelings of happiness and well-being,
- it is also known as the 'happy chemical'.
Why is Full Spectrum CBD the perfect CBD for Depression
You see true Full Spectrum CBD contains everything cannabis plant has to offer.
It contains a lot of CBD. And it contains all the other cannabinoids including THC. But it's only very small amounts of THC. Not enough to make you high but enough so your body can use it effectively.
And of course, Full Spectrum CBD also contains terpenes that are proven to be very health beneficial. It also contains waxes and oils from the plant as well as chlorophyll.
What CBD for Depression should you Trust and Buy?
Because the majority of cannabidiol market is unregulated it is very important to educate yourself.
Source your CBD oil from a trusted supplier.
Look for CBD to be extracted from high-quality cannabis hemp that is grown organically without any pesticides.
Third party lab testing is also another method of knowing what is in your CBD product.
You will know a premium CBD product because the growers are often the ones creating the products for themselves and their families.
They take pride and comfort in truly helping people overcome pain and medical ailments such as depression.
CBD Dosage Guidelines
There are a few things to keep in mind if you are a new patient utilizing full spectrum cannabis oil to treat your ailments or symptoms.
There are no known side effects or even possible interactions with any other medications you are currently taking but you should be careful anyway.
Choose as to what type of CBD product you would like to consume:
Using multiple methods creates a more rounded cannabinoid therapeutic approach in treating your pain or illness.
Chocolate that is infused with CBD is a delicious method of easing the mental chatter that depression can cause.
Every product and every illness is unique to your own body and situation.
Collaborate with your health care professional and the cannabidiol experts about using CBD.
Take into consideration their recommendations while expressing your desires.
Less is More,.. or is it?
This can be especially true with regards to medicating with cannabinoid therapies like CBD oil.
If you overdo it, you will not achieve the results you are looking for.
You may even find that lowering your dose works better than raising it.
However with some people in order for their Endocannabinoid System to kick in a higher dosage is necessary.
So you really have to listen to yourself and fine tune.
Start small and increase the dosage as fast as you feel comfortable.
Find your sweet spot, which means the best range of CBD for depression that treats your condition and gives you a sense of well being.
Just like we change as people, our ideal dose may fluctuate as well.
By adjusting your CBD dosage accordingly, you will see optimal results.
CBD : THC ratio
Just like using cannabinoids to boost our endocannabinoid system, finding the correct CBD ratio for your exact ailment is key to optimal dosing.
For the most part, companies identify the ratio as CBD: THC or as a percentage.
But that's only with products that have significant dosages of both CBD and THC.
With Full Spectrum CBD products that have only small amounts of THC, THC level is so small that it's totally neglectable.
THC is present. enough to have a beneficial effect on your health. But not enough to have a psychoactive effect on your state of mind.
So because the ratio of CBD vs THC is 150:1 THC is not even mentioned.
When in doubt, choose a CBD-rich product that has a low level of THC.
Cannabis oil with a rate of 0.3% or below is legal in the USA, Europe and most of the World.
A Brief Description of Dosage
"Standard" CBD Dose
A standard dose is in the middle of the scale.
It's kinda hard to talk about the "standard" CBD dose because every person is different. And the most obvious difference is weight.
But let's try to come up with some numbers anyway.
Depending on your body weight, 40 milligrams up to 80 milligrams of CBD per dose twice a day would be considered a standard treatment.
This dosage size is optimal for treating:
- Irritable Bowel Syndrome – IBS
- Fibromyalgia
- Multiple Sclerosis – MS
- Arthritis and Rheumatism
- Lyme disease
- Chronic pain
- Depression
- Autoimmune disorder
- Anxiety
- Inflammation and
- Promotes weight loss
Macro-Dosing CBD
A macro dose is on the heavy side of the scale.
They are quite high and can reach up to 600 milligrams of CBD in each treatment every day.
Most patients take two doses, one in the morning and one before bedtime.
Treating harsh and intense life-threatening illnesses is what high levels of cannabidiol and other cannabinoids are proven to do.
Conditions such as:
- seizures
- epilepsy and
- cancer
have all been treated and have had symptoms reduced because of macro dosing cannabinoids.
Micro-Dosing CBD
A microdose (2) means a tiny-dose.
Administering a meager amount of medication multiple times per day is called micro-dosing.
A typical dosage would be less than a milligram up to a mere 20 milligrams of CBD at each dose daily.
- headaches
- stress
- metabolic disruptions
- nausea
- post-traumatic stress disorder
- Sleep disorders
All of the above are symptoms using a microdose of full spectrum cannabis oil can alleviate.
Increase Your CBD Dose
Because many factors are playing a role in CBD dosing, there are three common ranges the cannabis community uses to refer to dosing sizes:
- A regular, or standard dose
- A macro, or a heavy dose
- A micro, or less than average
These treatments are the three standard sizes of dosing CBD tinctures, oils, as well as extractions.
What Is Your Ideal CBD Dose?
There's no way to set this up "correctly" right out of the gate. And honestly, that's okay.
Start small with the lowest dose and record your progress.
After a week at a dosage, you can gradually increase your dosage.
If you become uncomfortable, uncertain, or have any negative feelings, it is best to decrease your dose by half and remain at a microdose for a few days before increasing it again.
Make notes of the minute changes, if any, while starting your cannabinoid therapy.
Your body changes, your needs change and your mood changes as well.
Just like we adapt, cannabidiol or better yet our Endocannabinoid System in our body adapts to our current necessities.
Methods of Consuming CBD for Depression
There are many ways to consume CBD to treat symptoms of depression.
Stress, sadness, and anxiety are all feelings we wish to rid our body of swiftly.
A calming rub with a topical CBD spray can ease physical tension while a nibble of a delectable gourmet CBD edible can boost your mood and mindset – even before the CBD takes effect!
Whatever your method of consumption, CBD is known to calm the mind, ease the body, and enhance your overall sense of well being.
Treating depression with premium cannabidiol is an effective method of alleviating your symptoms.
Sometimes the medications prescribed by doctors do not work the way you had intended. And I won't even go into side effects.
Using CBD for Depression is a wonderful alternative to those Pharmaceutical medications.
Mental pain such as depression knows no boundaries and will hurt many people by decreasing harmony and balance in the mind and body.
If you pay attention you will find many people are leaving their old medications behind in favor of CBD because our inner system works in harmony with phytocannabinoids like CBD.
CBD Edibles
The most scrumptious way to consume medicine is via an edible!
Highly concentrated CBD extracts infused into tasty treats that we eat are called edibles.
Eating your medicine is enjoyable and flavorful.
Even though there are quite a few CBD edible options, Chocolate is probably peoples favorites.
What's great about CBD Edibles is you will enjoy the relief of your symptoms as well as indulging in chocolate to uplift your mood and enhance your overall sense of well being.
Chocolate is also known to cheer a person up.
Combining the health benefits of CBD with the mental health benefits of indulging in an enjoyable treat creates an ideal method for treating your depression.
CBD Spray
There are many CBD products that soothe the mind and enhance your skincare regiment.
A "spray on" CBD oil combined with another form of taking CBD such as an edible gives you a functional, all-around approach to treating your pain and enhancing your health.
It takes time for pain medication to kick in if taken orally, using a medicated spray-on oil is a lovely way to relax while you wait.
Massage the CBD solution into your skin for a few minutes for the most effective results.
Look for a topical CBD spray that is organically grown without any additives.
It is best to store most oils in the refrigerator.
CBD can also be infused into lotions, balms, salves, and many other self-care products.
CBD Oil
A liquid form of CBD like oil is by far the most common way for people to incorporate cannabidiol into their anti-pain arsenal.
CBD is one of the healthiest supplements available to date.
CBD oil is known to carry omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acid levels that are higher than fish oil.
Cannabidiol contains other vital natural compounds like terpenes.
You can add CBD oil to anything you want to consume. Like salads, smoothies, etc.
This makes treating your depression, pain, anxiety, or any other troublesome ailment that may need your attention easy.
Quality is important
CBD oil is only as effective as how it was grown and extracted.
Sourcing organic, lab-tested CBD oil is the difference between an effective and ineffective experience with CBD.
By now you already understand that CBD has anti-anxiety and anti-depressant properties.
So CBD for depression may be your best chance at easing the tension, the sadness, and the mind's constant chatter.
Things to Keep in Mind: Tolerance & Side Effects
Many medications have an intimidating list of potential side effects.
Products like CBD oil may have some side effects as well, but nothing as severe as pharmaceuticals.
The most common side effects of consuming CBD products, especially those with a moderate THC level present may be something like sleepiness or dry mouth.
While some people who use CBD note that they feel an increase in body temperature, others who use cannabinoid products report a decrease in body temperature.
This is because cannabinoids work uniquely on each individual.
Phytocannabinoids such as cannabidiol may interact with other medications you are currently taking.
While not all drugs will be affected by incorporating CBD into your regime, it is always best to speak to your doctor before starting a new cannabinoid therapy program.
CBD Works Differently for Everyone
Start small and slow.
You will feel this statement reiterated throughout this entire chapter.
Microdosing CBD for Depression is the starting point for any new cannabinoid therapy treatment.
When learning about patients stories with cannabinoid therapies, you may come across many different user experiences.
Just to list a few of our friends and clients, here are a few of the Video interviews I've done as CBD Oil Success Stories:
- How to Get Off Drugs Naturally Fast and Safe with CBD – with Tami Stringham
- 5700+ Cannabis Patients Experience from a Clinic in Sydney Australia – with Emma Cohen
- CBD Oil for Breast Cancer – Beating Breast Cancer with CBD Oil, Healthy Lifestyle and Supplements – with Tonya Davidsaver
- CBD Oil for Pain – interview with a Vietnam Veteran – with Steve Alexander
Our body has an inner-system that sings in tune with phytocannabinoids like CBD.
It is called our Endocannabinoid System or ECS for short. This system creates balance within all systems of our body. Using CBD can give our ECS the boost it needs to fight off pain, disease, and ailments. Depression may be an invisible pain, but you do not have to suffer. Incorporating CBD's calming and mood-boosting effects is a safe and natural treatment.
Wanna give CBD for Depression a go?
Do you use CBD to treat depression?
What is your experience?
We would love to hear your story, your experiences, and your tips for others that may want to try CBD.
Please do share your story in the comments below.


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A Texas judge issued a restraining order that effectively bars the banks that promised to finance the $19.5 billion buyout of Clear Channel Communications Inc. from backing out yet.
Bexar County Judge John D. Gabriel issued a temporary restraining order just four hours after Clear Channel and the private equity buyers, led by Bain Capital and Thomas H. Lee Partners LLC, filed suit Wednesday in Texas and New York.
The firms argued that the lenders were trying to avoid honoring the financing commitment they made 18 months ago by turning a long-term loan into a short-term one with restrictions.
The judge found there was enough evidence that the plaintiffs could prevail and would be irrevocably harmed unless he issued, to justify an immediate restraining order.
He barred the six banks from �engaging in any other conduct that would operate to modify, compromise, jeopardize, sabotage, undermine, nullify, void, eliminate, hinder, or obstruct consummation of the merger agreement.�
The banks, which include Citigroup Inc., Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse Group, The Royal Bank of Scotland, Deutsche Bank AG and Wachovia Corp., declined to comment on the order through a Citigroup spokeswoman yesterday.
The restraining order doesn�t necessarily mean the deal will close, said RBC Capital Markets analyst David Bank, but it does keep the banks from just leaving the deal for dead.
�It�s possible that the court scares all the sides into settling,� he said.
In Worcester, Clear Channel owns radio stations WTAG-AM (580) and WSRS-FM (96.1)
The financing commitment letter that Clear Channel and the equity firms are trying to legally enforce doesn�t offer the banks many outs even though they stand to lose $3 billion to $4 billion when they loan the funds. Only a major adverse change to the business really lets them off the hook, and because Clear Channel has been performing better than the industry, that argument is going to be a tough sell.
Gabriel ordered a hearing on an expedited trial April 8.
If the deal closes, the banks are likely looking at $3 billion to $4 billion in write-downs, something they�re loath to suffer when they�re already worried about other investments related to the struggling real estate market. The lenders are likely to have trouble reselling the debt in a credit market that has slowed dramatically since borrowers began widely defaulting on subprime mortgages last year.
The equity firms have agreed to pay $39.20 per share for San Antonio-based Clear Channel, far more than recent share prices as investors have fretted about whether the deal would close.
The stock was hard-hit Wednesday after a report that the deal was near the brink of collapse, but yesterday, it partially rebounded � up $2.68, 10 percent, to end at $29.60.
The buyers have insisted they still want to own the company. If they walk away, they face $500 million to $600 million in fees, and the financing negotiated 18 months ago allowed them to put up less capital than would likely be available in the current credit market.
Clear Channel, which owns 900 radio stations nationwide and 800,000 billboards worldwide, has had success before in forcing a deal through legal action.
The $1.1 billion sale of its television group closed after the company lowered the price by $100 million and sued Providence Equity Partners, which had been having difficulty getting Wachovia to make good on its earlier financing commitment.


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Taymour Grahne is a London-based art dealer with a focus on contemporary art.
He most recently ran his eponymous gallery in New York, where he exhibited an international roster of emerging and mid-career artists. Taymour placed artists' works into major museum collections worldwide, including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; The Guggenheim Museum, New York; The British Museum, London; Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), California; Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC; The Nasher Museum of Art, Duke University, North Carolina and The Newark Museum, New Jersey, among others. He presented ambitious, challenging, and rigorous exhibitions which garnered reviews in The New York Times, The New Yorker, The Huffington Post, The Brooklyn Rail, The Financial Times, WhiteWall Magazine, and Hyperallergic, among others.
Taymour received an MA in Art Business from the Sotheby's Institute of Art, and prior to that graduated from Boston University with a BA in International Relations. He has spoken about the art world at various panels, including at the Davis Museum at Wellesley College and Artsy Headquarters.
Taymour is a member of the New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA); one of The Independents at Independent Curators International (ICI); is a Chisenhale Gallery patron; a Tate Young Patron; a friend of Bidoun; and is on the Guggenheim Young Collectors Council (YCC) Acquisition Committee.


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Tummy Time Tips: The Why, What, and How of Baby Play.
After mastering the art of feeding and diaper changing, new parents are eager to begin working on baby's developmental milestones. Milestones are physical and social skills that give us clues on how a child's brain is growing. Childhood milestones are the physical expression of normal brain development and critical to early detection of potential issues.
So, how do you start?? In all things parenting, it's best to remember that all kids learn through PLAY! Babies are no exception. Tummy time is the first way that you can play with your baby while gaining skills necessary to hit the first developmental milestones.
Tummy time quick tips:
Five minutes, five times per day.
Holding your baby with her belly towards the floor counts as tummy time.
You can start tummy time even before the umbilical stump falls off.
Most babies initially don't like being on their bellies. And, that's OK.
Tummy to play, back to sleep. Always.
Details on all of these tips, as well as some ideas on how to comfort your baby during tummy time, can be found in this post I wrote for US News and World Report's parenting blog.
Watch the USNWR "For parents" blog for other great posts from experts on all things parenting.
Good luck!


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The Community Renewable Energy sector of Zero Carbon Yorkshire is coming together for its next meeting as part of Community Energy Fortnight.
The meeting is to be held in Hull, a leader in UK renewable energy, at Hull University who proudly sport a 214kW solar PV system and are working on groundbreaking renewables technology.
Working with Community Energy England and Northern Powergrid – the group hopes to develop a support network and a strong community renewables hub for Yorkshire.
The meeting is open to anyone involved with or seriously interested in working with community renewable projects in the region.
The meeting is to be held in Meeting Room 1 in the Students Union building from 11am til 1pm.
Refreshments / buffet provided. Disabled access to room. Parking is limited. Please contact beforehand to arrange parking if extra requirements needed.
Public transport: from the Interchange, EYMS (red) buses 103 / 105 / 115.
Hull University is on Cottingham Road, HU6 7RX.
For further details please contact Lee-Ann Williams (convener)