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Dear Comcast,
How do I hate thee? Let me count the ways. If the Supreme Court is right and corporations are people, I'd like to volunteer to wait in line to punch you in the face.
Let me make this perfectly clear: my anger is directed at you--the empty, faceless corporate entity--not at your thousands of minions forced to earn a measly hourly wage by doing your bidding, ignoring your customers' real questions, avoiding substantive answers, adhering to your carefully calculated script at all costs, changing prices like a drunk with the price-tag gun at Kmart during a blue light special in 1992, creating indefensibly fluctuating pricing tiers, revealing absolutely nothing when asked to explain the dubious nature of your shape-shifting service plans and wasting significant portions of your customers' lives whenever they have the audacity to disagree with you or to question any one of your multitudinous asinine policies.
After my latest incredibly frustrating interaction with you, I decided to turn my feelings into a post and share, because writing is therapy and sharing is caring. Wouldn't you agree? No, I guess you wouldn't. Because even though you like to spout off about how important it is to you, you wouldn't recognize customer service if it ran over you like a delivery truck full of telephone scripts for the human-bots you employ.
I guess you wouldn't know it because you'd be dead if the truck hit you, so this is not the greatest of illustrations, but the canned responses that you force upon your desperate and abused customers is but the tip of your carefully chiseled anti-consumer iceberg. Anyway, I need you to be alive to get my point across, so please shake it off and listen up. I know you don't care and aren't paying attention, but you need to hear this.
I am so very tired of dealing with you. I have stood by, complicit for approximately two decades as you have sucked money out of my wallet, month after month, like a morbidly obese future-human suckling a bottomless bucket of soda in the movie WALL-E. (I know you've seen it).
Meanwhile, you have managed to distance yourself entirely from any real interaction with your customers. I'm just the bot squirming at your feet to ensure that the tap of green keeps flowing from that wallet and that your mouth stays wide open to receive funds, as you struggle for balance while reaching out in every direction for more funds.
Building an impenetrable wall of babble around yourself with script readers mouthing prescribed, Orwellian corporate-speak, instead of real people offering truly interactive services, you bury the genuine individual you have hired beneath your required talking templates. Mercilessly insisting that your workers assimilate and toe the Borg/Comcast party line, you extract all semblance of humanity from your company's interactions with those whose money created and supports your very existence.
About those pricing tiers: I'm tired of the price of my internet service increasing every six months, and no, I don't want to upgrade, and I still don't want your television programming. I'm tired of spending hours on your worthless chat system every six months, wasting my life trying to get the chat-bot on the other end of the connection to ditch the script and level with me. I'm tired of spending even more hours being passed around a series of customer service representatives on the telephone after getting nowhere with your chat, still trying simply to get the same service at the same price from this day forward ad infinitum.
So maybe it is unrealistic of me to expect the bill to stay the same throughout eternity, but what customer buys into any kind of service contract and agrees to a responsibility of renegotiating the price every few months, forever? I can't think of one.
In November, when my price went up again, I knew better than to waste my time with your chat system. I had already been through several levels of your telephone tree of urgency, threat level defcon four, and having saved that number from the last time I talked to four different people, I called the fourth number directly into the "customer hates us and will most likely cancel" queue, where I still suffered through a 15 or maybe 20-minute hold.
I was subjected to the usual rigmarole about how my price was a "promotional rate" that had expired, and that no other promotional rates were available to allow me to keep my current rate of service at my current price. I told the script reader that I was fine with that because I was finished with promotional rates. I did not want another promotional rate. I think you know where you can shove your promotional rates. I wanted the same service at the same price to continue without having to go through this colossal waste of time and the accompanying headache ever again.
One renegotiation every six months for a couple decades was just about enough for me. The script reader would not veer from the script despite my most heartfelt entreaties of human interaction and bumped me up to the next level of "stop this person from canceling before they turn off the tap of delicious green" or whatever you call it at your house, Comcast.
This next person sounded a little more human. She listened to me and quickly noted that I would be able to keep the same price, for an entire YEAR this time, if only I would agree to cutting my internet speed in HALF. Well gee, that sounds reasonable, right? No, but I agreed to it because I have no real alternative and could not accept a price increase. Unless I move to another neighborhood that you don't have firmly by the balls, I will still have to do battle with you again in November, but at least this is over for a year this time instead of a mere six lousy months. Or so I thought.
Earlier this month--that's three months since I signed up for your latest crappy offer--I got an email from you regarding my account "with recent changes." What recent changes? The email said that my "order" was confirmed. What order? It also said that the changes I had requested would be made. What requests?
Apparently my "order" included a bunch of cable stations, a digital converter box and another remote control for my collection. So yeah, I didn't order it and I still DON'T WANT IT. I even told the lady when I signed up for this three months ago that I didn't care about the TV option--that I just wanted the internet service.
So I replied to your email asking about why you were sending this to me--three months later--even though I didn't want it, had said so, and had not requested it or ordered anything. Of course, the email bounced back as undeliverable because you make sure that you can communicate with us via email, but we cannot reciprocate. Thanks.
I refused to waste any of my life trying to reach someone at your company and talk about this on the phone or via chat, so I didn't do anything else. When the box arrived with all the gear, I wrote "refused" on it and sent it back to you via the UPS guy, who is an awesome dude, by the way. Thanks Jeff.
Then, a week later, you sent me a letter telling me that you had sent me the box of stuff--as if it had just gone out the door--the same stuff that I had already returned to you a week ago--and that I should be on the lookout for it. Clearly it had already been returned to you.
What the hell is wrong with you, Comcast?
What customers want is a REAL HUMAN INTERACTION with someone who actually listens. We're not stupid. We don't need some corporate psychologist-penned soothe-speak to make us believe we're hearing what we want to hear. We don't need to be coddled and told that you understand how we feel because that claim is empty, shallow and insulting.
If you really understood what it feels like to be on the other end of the line, you'd be revamping your whole approach to the word service. Look it up. Like Inigo says in The Princess Bride, "you keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means." You cannot attain empathy and achieve real customer service until you allow your employees to actually listen, ditch your infernal script, stop designing your pricing structure like a cell-phone store on crack and solve problems accordingly. Yes, it will take more time. I think you owe it to us.
But wait, doth the human/corporation protest? You're not the only industry that treats its customers like this, you might argue. You're betting on us being lazy and stupid or both--that we will forget or simply choose not to wrestle with you, just like the insurance company that subtly overcharges us, the credit card company that cranks up our interest rates or the hospital that spanks us with its chargemaster.
I don't want to hear that, Comcast. Just because you operate in America doesn't mean you should use and abuse us like other American corporations do. You could easily choose to go your own way, earn your keep by streamlining and simplifying your plans, ditching your scripts, treating your customers like people and doing the right thing. Ha.
I'm cracking myself up here, telling you--a corporation that's legally a person--that it should treat it's customers more like people, but it doesn't have to be this way. You could be winning awards by designing simple plans for your customers and investing in human capital for real interactions with your staff and thereby attract even more customers, but what do I know?
I'm still paying you every month--until I don't, and by then it's too late--so why should you care what I think? Yes, of course I would go to another ISP for innerweb-service if I had the option, but lucky for you, you already have a monopoly where I live. One day, though. One day I will escape your infuriatingly manipulative, inhuman clutches and never return. That's a promise, Comcast. Unless you change.
I had already started writing this letter when the news arrived recently about your attempt to merge with Time Warner and complete your diabolical domination of American internet and digital television distribution. Never content to own less than the whole pie, you have steadily climbed the charts, dominating "worst of" lists among your subscribers steadily as you gorge yourself on ever-expanding chunks of market share, achieving number two status on MSN Money's Customer Service Hall of Shame and number four on Business Insider's 15 Worst Companies for Customer Service, both in 2013.
You can do this! Number one in 2014! Devour Time Warner's customers, treat them with as much disdain as you have always shown for us, and the title is surely yours! Maybe it's just me that thinks this merger is a horrible idea, but I don't think so. You make it hard to cut the cord, no doubt, but I'm far from the only "unbundler" out there who only wants fast, reliable internet service at a reasonable price that does not fluctuate and a real person who actually answers the phone or even chats as if they exist and have a pulse.
You can keep your crappy cable television stations, commercials, set-top boxes, extra remotes, DVRs and equipment rental fees too. We, the unbundlers are many, and we demand to be heard. We represent a trend that isn't going away. You are going to have to find a way to appease us without forcing your TV service down our collective throats. Treat us like humans and give us what we want. Nothing more, nothing less. Otherwise, we will leave you and never look back.
PS: From now until Xfinity, I will henceforth be referring to you as CRAPSHAFT.


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Jeff Foxworthy returns with a third season of the American Bible Challenge Thursday May 22nd at 8/7 c on the Game Show Network. The quiz show, which also features gospel music star Kirk Franklin, has been a surprise hit for the network.
Foxworthy talked to us about the changes they've made for the new shows and his respect for the USO.
So are you surprised you're in a third season of American Bible Challenge? Explain the show to our readers who may not know anything about the first two seasons.
Hey, any show that has me on it, I'm surprised there's a third season. Because early in my career, I did a bunch of them that didn't last that long. I think they probably approached me initially because of the success of Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader and they said, "Hey, would you be interested in doing a show, kind of like that, but about the Bible?" And you have to go away and think about it. I'm like, I don't know how I feel about a game show about the Bible. And the thing that I settled on, I went back to them and I said, okay, I'll do it, but nobody can keep the money, because the only people Jesus got sideways with were the Pharisees that had all this head knowledge and no heart knowledge.
Whatever people win, they've got to turn around and love on somebody else with it. And they were like, "Okay, we'll do it that way." And I think it's the only game show ever where people do that. You know, they win 20 grand; they're not buying themselves a motorcycle. They're feeding somebody or taking care of somebody sick in their community. And to me, now you've taken faith and – which sometimes in talking about it, can get boring to people – but boy, when people can see it in action, it kind of gets interesting. Hopefully, that's what we've done.
Do you think that changes the attitudes for the contestants when they're playing? Do they have a better time?
I think so. That's one of the things that we really worked on this year. As we tell these stories, let's make them more personal. Instead of just playing for something big and nebulous, like the American Cancer Society, let's go find somebody in your community with cancer. Let's go love on them. Somebody that can't pay their bills or needs some money. We made a conscious effort to do that this year. Even if you didn't have a big interest in faith, when you see somebody doing something like that, you can't help but be attracted to it. I don't know what they got in their life, but I kind of want some of that.
One of the things that we always try to do on the show is to be diverse. If you're on the outside and you have a preconceived notion about what a Christian looks like, we have nuns playing next to biker gangs playing next to rodeo cowboys. And so it's always been important for us to do that.
Have you changed the way the game is played for the upcoming season?
Yeah, we have more questions. Last year, GSN wanted to add more physical games, which was actually kind of funny watching nuns flip spoons into a glass, which is something usually a drunken sailor would know how to do, and I was kind of tickled to see that nuns knew how to do it. But this year, we've tried to add more questions; people said they wanted more of that. Tried to make these stories more personal and I think we did a better job with that. I'ts kind of cool that it just keeps on going and it's done so well. The fact that it's a show about the Bible that's the #1 show on a network, that's not a faith-based network, is pretty cool. So I guess we're doing something right.
Well, talk a little bit about your work with the USO, because I know our members are very interested in that.
I love them and what they do. I always have the greatest respect for the military. When we were doing the Blue Collar Tour, any time we were in a town that had a base near it or a hospital near it, that's what we would do during the day. I don't know how many times we've been through Walter Reed, just spent the day there. To me, what the USO does is provide a way for people who don't know another way to do it to say, "Thank you."

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مقالههای Husaini Omar
توجه: محتویات این صفحه به صورت خودکار پردازش شده و مقالههای نویسندگانی با تشابه اسمی، همگی در بخش یکسان نمایش داده میشوند.
۱Squeezing Potential Evaluation of Tunnel in Tropical Area
نویسنده(ها): Vahed Ghiasi، Husaini Omar، Bujang Kim Huat، Zainuddin b Md. Yusoff
اطلاعات انتشار: نهمین همایش ملی تونل، سال ۱۳۹۰
تعداد صفحات: ۵
In recent years, there has been an increasing interest in the tunnel construction. This part describes the squeezing behavior of poor rock mass associated with deformability and strength properties. Squeezing phenomena happen in tunnels which are surrounded by weak and moderately strength of rock. Squeezing cause to deformed the tunnels cross section and wastes a lot of human and natural source in all of the word every year. The purpose of current study is to determine methods employed to classifying and quantifying of potential squeezing in tunnel. The results show that some part of case–study tunnel has potential of squeezing. Along with the empirical and semi–empirical approaches is available in order to evaluating of potential of squeezing in tunnel are presented moreover squeezing potential evaluation of Padang Renas tunnel which is located in tropical area (Malaysia) are presented. . The implications of the anticipated ground conditions and squeezing on machine and ground support selection as well as the field observation of the actual conditions are discussed in this paper.<\div>
۲Landslide susceptibility assessment for propose the best variant of road network (North of Iran)
نویسنده(ها): Mehrdad Safaei، Husaini Omar، Bujang K Huat، Maryam Fattahi
اطلاعات انتشار: پنجمین کنفرانس بین المللی پیشرفتهای علوم و تکنولوژی، سال ۱۳۹۰
تعداد صفحات: ۱۰
This research has studied and investigated some landslides that caused many transportation problems in the region of Bandben–Laie Road in Neka situated in northern Iran. Given the large number of landslides in this path and the high cost of stabilization, first the task of the identification of a new path with a higher safety factor was undertaken. In order to do so, some effective factors in slop instabilities were studied and investigated in this region. In addition, the geographical positions of the previous landslides in and around this path were recorded by GPS. Finally, a digital and raster layers of the effective factors in the landslides of this region using the geographic information system (GIS) was provided. Furthermore, the landslide hazard zonation map was outlined using the density area method in the concerned range subsequent to conducting necessary analyses and computations on the information layers. Using the information obtained from this particular zonation map as well as the desert examinations, the most suitable path was eventually identified and thus proposed<\div>
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5/31 UPDATE: Read this linked newspaper article from our Indiana host, Harry McCowley, regarding our Memorial Day Service. He also answered student questions at bottom of post which were pasted below.
The following is a summary of today's events written by Evan, Ryan, Aaron, and Carlos. Photographs supplied by Mr. Jon Parsons. Here is a link of a local newspaper article publicizing our event. It was an excellent start to the trip! — CL
Today we memorialized a man that had not been celebrated in over 20 years on Memorial Day. In Hartsville, IN, we gathered in the cemetery to remember a man by the name of Barton Mitchell. He was born in 1816, eventually enlisted in the army at the age of 45 for the Union in the Civil War. His greatest contribution was finding General Robert E. Lee's orders wrapped around a few cigars. Those orders were Lee's plans for all Confederate movements and invasion. The lost orders went up the chain of command all the way up to General McClellan. Using that information, McClellan was able to organize the Union troops to counter the invasion. These series of events may have saved the Union from defeat and resulted in the Battle of Antietam. Mitchell was seriously wounded in the battle and never had his injury properly treated. Barton Mitchell died in 1868 just three years after the end of the war.
As our vans came into Hartsville, the first sight we saw was a park with a plaque describing Barton Mitchell. The plaque happened to be dedicated in 1992, the last year that there was a Memorial Day service for Mitchell. The cemetery was generally run-down with many grave stones in pieces or not even there at all. The one grave that stood out from the rest was the grave of Barton Mitchell. His stone was red and looked somewhat new unlike the other stones which were white and eroded. The plaque in the park and the somewhat recent grave for Barton Mitchell suggests that he is remembered commonly and fondly in Hartsville. Even though the people haven't had a memorial service for him in a while, the plaque serves as a reminder of Barton Mitchell and his profound impact on the Civil War.
We seemed to serve as a catalyst for the memorial service that was held today. Over 50 people, including 10 Civil War reenactors, from a city of 350 and its surrounding area attended the memorial for Barton Mitchell and all fallen soldiers. During the ceremony, the reenactors approached Mitchell's grave site dressed in Union uniforms and carrying rifles, drums, and flags. A few men led prayers and gave speeches about all fallen soldiers with a special emphasis on Mitchell. After these speeches, one of the reenactors placed a wreath in front of Barton's grave. We left another mark on this small town by having a few of our own group follow the soldiers to place flowers, a copy of the orders found by Mitchell, and a drawing of Barton's regiment flag in front of the grave.
Another copy of the orders wrapped around three cigars was placed on top of the grave. A twelve gun salute (Below) followed in honor of Barton. At the end, our own Brett McCormick (See Brett in far left of Right picture) played an echo of "Taps" for Mitchell and other soldiers with the regimental bugler.
Questions we have after today's ceremony:
Will this memorial continue in years to come?
Why was he seemingly forgotten after the commemoration of 1992?
Why did Mitchell have the fancy red grave stone in a cemetery where many headstones were broken or faded? When was it placed? (One of our group's hypothesis is that the headstone was placed there in 1992 when the town square plaque was erected.)
Actually the historical marker in the Town Square is the second that was dedicated to Barton Mitchell.
The original marker was erected in 1963. It was commissioned by the Indiana Civil War Centennial Commission through the Indiana Historical Society. The town put on quite a show for the Oct. 20 event – Civil War re-enactors, musket volleys, etc.
Several of Barton Mitchell's descendants participated in the ceremony.
It was during the ceremony that someone noticed a mistake on the plaque. The year for Mitchell's discovery was listed as 1863. It missed the actual date by a full year.
Apparently the ball was dropped in correcting the error. From what I gather, the Centennial Commission thought the Historical Society would make the change and the Historical Society thought the Commission was going to do it.
The Republic brought attention to the fact the error hadn't been corrected in 1976 but by then the Civil War Centennial Commission was out of business.
The sign, mistake included, remained in place until 1992 when a wonderful character named Homer Hargrave, a former Chicago advertising executive who had moved to Columbus, noticed the error and decided to by-pass government bureaucracy to get it fixed. He did it in fun fashion. He re-created the 27th Indiana Volunteers and sold commissions to those who joined. The rank the donors were awarded was based on the amount they donated. He raised more than $1,000 for the new sign and it was put in place in late April of 1992. As I remember the observance that year was as much for the dedication of the new sign as it was to honor Mitchell.
I don't know that there have been any observances at the marker since 1992.
As to future observances, I suspect that the John Anderson Camp (the group which put on the ceremony for your group) will include the Hartsville Cemetery in its tour of area cemeteries where Civil War veterans are buried but that will probably be on a rotating basis since there are a number of those cemeteries in the county.
As to Barton Mitchell's headstone: The stone is obviously not the original marker placed on the grave. According to newspaper clippings, it is believed the current headstone was ordered for the grave by William Ansel Mitchell, Barton's son. I have no exact date for when that might have been done but it was shortly before the son died around 1950.
By the way, I came across some interesting background on Mitchell's ancestors which you might wish to share with the students.
In the 1760s, members of the Mitchell family were neighbors of the parents of Daniel Boone in Exeter, Pa. The two families were part of a party that moved into North Carolina. Their stay was short as Daniel Boone had set out on his own and found better surroundings in Kentucky. He persuaded a number in the group to follow him, including the Mitchells. Other members of the party included the Lincoln and Hanks families (fore-runners of Abraham Lincoln). John Mitchell (Barton's father) was in that group. Later the Mitchell family moved to Warren, Indiana.
Hope all of this is helpful. You and your students are quite impressive.I'm glad to know that the love of history is still held in high esteem.


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An Indian-origin Businessman Gokula Nanda, 62, of West Hills, Lost Angeles County, who also claimed to be a Hindu monk, was ordered to stand trial on charges that he sexually assaulted 3 women under the guise of spiritual healing, in Torrance, the US.
He was ordered to stand trial for 6 counts of sexual battery by fraud, 3 counts of sexual penetration by a foreign object, and 2 counts of sexual battery.
According to the testimony Nanda sexually battered with the victims while claiming to be performing healing rituals at the meditation sessions in various locations, including his Eastern medicine store in Santa Clarita and in Torrance, between April 2011 and 2015. He was arrested in May last year.
He was released in July on a $100,000 bail pending further court proceedings. He is scheduled for a pre-trial hearing on February 29, 2016.
Torrance police has also learned there were similar allegations made against Nanda dating to 2005.
While the case remains under investigation by the Torrance Police, Nanda has pleaded not guilty. If convicted as charged he faces a possible maximum sentence of 19 years in state prison.
According to his Facebook page, Nanda studied at Sivananda Ashram at Vedanta Forest Academy. He hails from Kalapathara district in Odisha. Nanda is also an owner of Hari-Om India Market in Santa Clarita in California.


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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Merck & Co. MRK, -0.69% Thursday forecast earnings of 62 to 66 cents a share in the second quarter, excluding restructuring charges. Including items, the Dow component sees earnings of 55 to 61 cents a share in the period. The current average estimate of analysts polled by Thomson First Call is for a profit of 62 cents a share in the June period. For the full year, excluding items, the Whitehouse Station, N.J., drug giant sees earnings of $2.32 to 2.40 a share. Including items, Merck forecast $2.02 to $2.16 a share for fiscal 2006. Wall Street's current consensus estimate is for a profit of $2.36 a share for the year. The stock closed Wednesday at $34.40, down 8 cents.
Merck sees 2Q earns before items of 62-66c a share
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Chichester Cathedral will once again be central to this year's Festival of Chichester, promising something for everyone in a series of events featuring music, poetry, conversation and tours, and including appearances by some very special local celebrities.
Cathedral spokeswoman Cathy Clark said: "The cathedral will host the concert Eight Seasons and a Blackbird on June 27, with internationally-renowned concerto violinist Harriet MacKenzie leading her Celoniatus Ensemble in a heart-warming nature-themed programme which includes Vivaldi's Baroque masterpiece The Four Seasons, alongside Argentinian tango in Piazzolla's Four Seasons of Buenos Aires."
Also in the Cathedral, Festival of Chichester patron Dame Patricia Routledge hosts An Evening of Poetry and Music (Tuesday, July 9, 6.30pm), Dame Patricia Routledge will read Keats' immortal Odes to mark the bicentenary of their composition in this celebration of poetry and music. There will also be stimulating new poetry read by South Downs poets and live music performed by Linda Kelsall-Barnett on classical guitar.
Other cathedral events:
Saturday, July 6, 7.30pm. A Journey Through Time and Space, Southdowns Concert Band with The Walton Voices – a concert to reflect a musical journey. The proceeds will be donated to Dementia Support (Sage House). The compere for the evening is novelist and Cicestrian Kate Mosse
Thursday, July 4, 1.10pm. Piano: Victor Ryabchikov. Acclaimed Russian pianist Victor Ryabchikov brings his exquisite touch to a delightful programme of Russian Romantic music with a touch of Chopin. Victor is a regular at the Festival of Chichester and has enchanted audiences from the Peterhoff Great Palace in St Petersburg to London's Wigmore Hall.
Tickets: The Novium, 01243 816525, www.thenovium.org/boxoffice.
More details on festivalofchichester.co.uk.
Don't miss out on Matilda at the Mayflower!
Enjoy our photos of the Festival of Chichester 2019 launch
Fantastic line-up unveiled for 2019 Festival of Chichester
See who's coming to this year's Festival of Chichester - picture gallery


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Prenatal Shopping
Being pregnant is a delightful responsibility and it requires: taking care of your body for the sake of the baby. Eating healthy diet begins with choosing the right food item while you go for grocery shopping. The pregnancy discomforts such as nausea, vomiting, fatigue, headaches, heart burn etc., might interfere with your grocery shopping spirits and you may end up having takeaways from food joints or reheating yesterday's leftovers. Quit unhealthy food habits and resolve to better diet through these 5 tips for smart grocery shopping:
Prepare a list
With pregnancy brain, your memory might go fuzzy, so prepare a list and stick to it. Include necessary healthy ingredients required for your diet and plan ahead for the ingredients that might get over in few days to avoid frequent visit to the departmental store. Don't get carried away by those tempting junk food, try to focus and stick to the list because everything you need is already included in the list.
Choose the right time
Try to avoid grocery shopping on weekends since all departmental stores are crowded with long queues at the cash counter. Choose weekdays to have a relaxed and quick shopping without waiting in the queue. If it is not crowded, even the store people can attend to your needs without time constraint. If you are working, then opt for evenings after work to buy groceries without any hassle.
Go green, go fresh
Avoid processed food and pick the natural and fresh ingredients for better health. Processed food lacks most of the nutrients and vitamins and also added preservatives are often harmful. Buy fresh fruits, vegetables and meat instead of frozen and canned food items.
Read the labels
Cultivate the habit of reading the labels, every time you shop. Keep a check on the expiry dates, ingredients used, fat content etc. Picking a bread pack based on the brown colour might lead you into buying a normal one instead of whole wheat bread. So next time, remember to check the labels to buy the right ingredient.
Explore your options
You can always switch to a healthier food option when you go for grocery shopping. This time, you may try that pack of green tea, light cooking olive oil or the organic food items available. Consult your doctor about healthy eating and add more of such healthy ingredients in your shopping cart.


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Cook Out NYC announces its lineup of cooks, featuring meat cured by Dickson's Farmstand Meats (Team Dickson's includes Tiberio Custom Meats, BrookVin, The Lobster Place, and Fatty Crab),, the East Village Meat Market, and Heritage Foods, among others. Celebrity chefs include King Phojanakong of Kuma Inn and Sam Barbieri of Waterfront Ale House, alongside offerings from Wild Idea Buffalo, Moroccan Kofta BBQ from The Bistro Truck, Blind Tiger, Asia Dog, Highpoint Farms' grass-fed burgers, Earl's Beer and Cheese, Kombucha Brooklyn, Mama's Food Shop, Korilla BBQ, and My Friend's Mustard.
A burger cook-off judged by Arthur Schwartz and Fleisher's Meat will be going toe-to-toe alongside the city's first ever Kimchipalooza, hosted by Mama O's Kimchi and author Cathy Erway. Kimchipalooza features a kimchi eat-off, kimchi cooking contests, and a kimchi taste-off!
Cook Out NYC is an "all grill" event that takes place on July 10th from 11:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. at historic Colonel's Row on Governor's Island. Co-hosted by Team Dickson's, Sixpoint Craft Ales, Mama O's Kimchi, Jimmy's No. 43, The Good Beer Seal, and radio hosts from Heritage Radio Network, Cook Out NYC is the city's ultimate outdoor cooking and country fair event.
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These hand built elephant mugs were originally made for my own child. After sharing photos I got requests from other parents to make more. There's currently only a few available but more could be made on request.
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On Sunday I took a day trip to Cambridge before I had to head back to Edinburgh that night.It was nice to get away from the hustle and bustle of London city life. On the hour long train ride from King's Cross to Cambridge station I had time to reflect on my weekend and take a much needed nap.
Before I talk about my train journey, let's talk about world famous King's Cross station. Yes I saw platform 9 3/4 and all the magic is has to offer. There is even a Harry Potter gift shop next to the platform with a wand shop resembling Olivanders. I had a blast being transported into the magical world of Harry Potter even if just for a few minutes before hoping on my train.
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There is something so peaceful about traveling through the English countryside on a train. I even was inspired to read a few more chapters of Jane Austin's Sense and Sensibility before I dozed off to sleep. After more than two months abroad, having taken subways, buses, train, planes and even a few boats, traveling by train is by far my favorite!
Enough about locomotives, when I arrived in Cambridge it was unfortunately raining heavily. Now I am no stranger to the rain, but this rain was something else. I even had to abandon my umbrella efforts at some points during the day due to the combination of freezing rain and gusting winds. But despite the 'typical' English weather, I persevered and started off the day explore the most beautiful University on earth!
With no map and no clear plan for the day, I call this section "Tori's All-Access Guide to Cambridge" also known as the "walk through the open door and see what is on the other side" exploring method. I was very successful with this plan of attack, because most the the doors and archways I randomly walked through lead to spectacular courtyards and buildings.
Sorry Georgetown, step aside, because Cambridge, even in the rain, was breathtaking. The winding streets with little shops in combination with the regal buildings and fall foliage was amazing.Cambridge University is made up of 31 colleges dispersed all over the little town each with a self-contained courtyard and garden area.
After a beautiful walk across an old bridge above the River Cam, I strolled through a little park area. I couldn't help but get inspired in Cambridge, I mean how could you not in such a beautiful place! I imagined all the brilliant people who studied here and all the geniuses to come.
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LIVERPOOL were told last night that the European Cup trophy will take permanent residence at Anfield if they win it in Istanbul on May 25. The club have nothing more than scaled-down replicas to commemorate their four previous triumphs in the competition, but Uefa, European football's governing body, has confirmed that the club will be allowed to keep the trophy if they win it for a fifth time, this month.
A Uefa spokesman said: "Article 2.01 of the Champions League regulations states that the trophy becomes the permanent property of any club which wins the trophy three consecutive times or five times total. So, as this would be Liverpool's fifth time if they won it, they would be allowed to keep the trophy."
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Price action on the USD/CAD daily chart shows that the bullish rally that extends back to the June 18th low of 1.2126, is showing signs of moderation back towards the 1.26 level. The chart above is displaying a potential bearish ABCD pattern that may have formed on Tuesday when price rallied to the 141.4% Fibonacci expansion level of the B to C leg.
If we see further weakness here, price could target 1.2625, which is the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement of the C to D leg. It is around that area that we may see the bullish trend reassert itself. Key resistance will come from the March high of 1.2834. If the Canadian dollar remains excessively weak, we could see price ultimately target the 1.30 handle.
In the event, we see a major correction here, weakness could target a confluence of support from both the 100-day SMA (which is trading near the 1.24 handle) and the bearish trendline that extends back to the noted March high.
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Samuel Whitside
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Samuel Marmaduke Whitside
Brig. Gen. S. M. Whitside at Santiago de Cuba, 10 Jun 1901, while serving as Commanding General of the District of Santiago
|January 9, 1839
Toronto, British Canada
|December 15, 1904 (aged 65)
Washington, D.C., U.S.
|United States
|Years of service
|Commands held
|B Co, 6th Cav Regt
Camp Livingston, Texas
Camp Huachuca, Arizona
3d & 2d Bns, 7th Cav Regt
Provisional Brigade Commander which included the 5th Cav Regt and 10th Cav Regt
10th Cav Regt
Depts of Eastern Cuba and Santiago & Puerto Prinicipe Cuba
Dist of Santiago
|American Civil War
|Carrie P. McGavock
|Col. Warren Whitside (son)
Lt. Col. Archie Miller (son-in-law)
Samuel M. Whitside was a United States Cavalry officer who served from 1858 to 1902. He commanded at every level from company to department for 32 of his 43 years in service, including Army posts such a Camp Huachuca, Jefferson Barracks, and Fort Sam Houston, the Departments of Eastern Cuba and Santiago and Puerto Principe, Cuba, commanded a provisional cavalry brigade (consisting of the 10th and 5th Cavalry Regiments), a squadron in the 7th Cavalry Regiment, and a troop and platoon in the 6th Cavalry Regiment. The pinnacle of his career was serving as the commanding general of the Department of Eastern Cuba before retiring in June 1902 as a brigadier general in the U.S. Army.[1]
Most history books record three events during his career: the founding of Fort Huachuca, Arizona, the massacre at Wounded Knee, and his continued role as a battalion commander during the Pine Ridge Campaign of 1890–91. These events are arguably the most noteworthy in Whitside's four decades in the U.S. cavalry.
Joining the U.S. Army and Service in the American Civil War
S. M. Whitside was born on January 9, 1839 in Toronto, Canada. He grew up in that area attending Normal School, and later moved to New York where he attended Careyville Academy.[2]
He enlisted into the General Mounted Service in 1858 and served for three years at Carlisle Barracks, PA where he was promoted to the rank of Corporal. Corporal Whitside was assigned on July 27, 1861 to the 3rd Cavalry to fill a vacant noncommissioned officer position, and on August 1, he was promoted to sergeant major of the regiment. On August 3, Congress redesignated the 3d Cavalry as the 6th Cavalry Regiment.[2]
On November 1, three sergeants were offered commissions; among these was Sergeant Major Samuel M. Whitside. He accepted his appointment as a second lieutenant in the 6th U.S. Cavalry on November 4, 1861 and assumed the duties of a junior officer in Company K. His commander was Captain Charles R. Lowell.[2]
Lieutenant Whitside served with his company in the 6th Cavalry during the Peninsular Campaign of 1862 where he participated in the following battles: Williamsburg – May 5, Slatersville – May 7, New Bridge – May 20, Ellison's Mills – May 23, Hanover Court House – 27 to May 29, Black Creek – June 26, and Malvern Hill – August 5,.[2][4]
Whitside next served as an aide-de-camp on the staff of Major General Nathaniel Banks, and participated in the Siege of Port Hudson in Louisiana in 1863. However, Whitside suffered from a number of ailments—including smallpox—and was severely injured at the Battle of Culpeper Court House. After briefly serving as an aide to generals John H. Martindale and Alfred Pleasonton, he spent the remainder of the Civil War on recruiting duty in Rhode Island and mustering duty in West Virginia. He later received brevet promotions to captain and major for faithful and meritorious service.[2]
After the war, Whitside became a First Class Companion of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States—a military society of Union officers and their descendants.
Service on the Frontier
Whitside served for the next 20 years with the 6th Cavalry commanding B Company at various posts throughout the West.
Texas, 1865–70
- Austin
- Lockhart
- Sherman
- Jacksboro
- Livingston – Post Commander[6]
- Fort Griffin
Missouri and Kansas, 1871–74
- St. Louis, MO – Recruiting Duty
- Fort Riley, KS
- Fort Hays, KS
- Kansas City, MO
- Newport Barracks, KY
Arizona Territory, Colorado and Dakota Territory 1875–87
- Camp McDowell, A.T.
- Fort Lowell, A.T.
- Camp Huachuca, A.T. – Founded post in March 1877 and served as first post commander until March 1881.[7]
- Fort Thomas, A.T.
- Washington, D.C., Rochester, NY, and Chicago, IL – recruiting service from 1882 to 1883
- Fort Apache, A.T.
- Fort Lewis, CO
After eighteen years as a captain and almost twenty-four years with the 6th Cavalry Regiment, Whitside was transferred to the 7th Cavalry Regiment in 1885 and promoted to major. The 7th was then serving in the Dakota Territory at various posts, including Fort Meade. In 1887 the regiment moved to Fort Riley, Kansas, and a more settled lifestyle. During the previous twenty-two years of service on the frontier, Whitside married and had seven children, four of which died in childhood, and served at over twenty posts, spending an average of ten months at any one location.
Wounded Knee Massacre
Whitside was the major of the 7th Cavalry at the time of the Wounded Knee Massacre in December 1890.
Spanish–American War service
Whitside served during the Spanish–American War as the lieutenant colonel of the 5th Cavalry.
Dates of rank
|1 Nov 1861
|K Co., 6th Cavalry Regiment
|Regular Army
|25 Jan 1864
|A Co., 6th Cavalry Regiment
|Regular Army
|20 Oct 1866
|B Co., 6th Cavalry Regiment
|Regular Army
|20 Mar 1885
|7th Cavalry Regiment
|Regular Army
|17 Jul 1895
|3rd Cavalry Regiment
|Regular Army
|16 Oct 1898
|10th Cavalry Regiment
|Regular Army
|3 Jan 1901
|29 May 1902
|Regular Army
Personal life
Whitside was married to Caroline P. McGavock of Nashville, Tennessee, for thirty-six years.[8] Of their seven children, three survived to adulthood.[2] Their eldest surviving son, Warren Whitside, became a Colonel in the Army Quartermaster Corps and his son, Warren, Jr.; served in the U.S. Navy as a Captain.[9] Samuel and Caroline's daughter, Madeline, married 1st Lt. Archie Miller, a cavalry officer and eventual Medal of Honor recipient.[10] Their daughter, Caroline, would marry Robert Whitney Burns, a future army lieutenant general.[11] Their youngest child, Victor, became a Major in the Army and commanded an infantry battalion during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive before dying in Germany of pneumonia at the end of World War I.[12]
- ^ Adjutant General's Office, "Statement of Service," (on file at the Washington, DC: National Archives and Records Administration, Pension Application # 819.916, Certificate # 587.095, "Whitside Box").
- ^ a b c d e f Russell, Major Samuel L., "Selfless Service: The Cavalry Career of Brigadier General Samuel M. Whitside from 1858 to 1902." MMAS Thesis, Fort Leavenworth: U.S. Command and General Staff College, 2002.
- ^ Defense Supply Association, The Quartermaster Review, March–April 1934 issue, pages 53 and 73.
- ^ New York Times, May 7, May 20 and August 9, 1862
- ^ Cochran, Orville A. "Samuel Marmaduke Whitside: Trooper to Brigadier General, United States Cavalry 1839–1904 (A Biographical Resume of the Founder of Fort Huachuca, Arizona)." Fort Huachuca, 1964.
- ^ Handbook of Texas Online, s.v. "," https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/bma19 (accessed June 23, 2010).
- ^ Smith, Cornelius C., Jr. Fort Huachuca—The Story of a Frontier Post. Washington DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1976, pages 23, 27 and 32.
- ^ Fort Huachua Scout, Vol. 2, No. 17 First White Woman to Live Here Was Wife of Capt. Samuel Whitside, 6 Oct 1955, Fort Huachuca, Arizona
- ^ Colonel Warren Webster Whitside Ancestry.com Military Pages
- ^ Arlington National Cemetery Website, Archie Miller.
- ^ Arlington National Cemetery Website, Robert Whitney Burns.
- ^ Major Victor McDowell WHITSIDE Ancestry.com Military Pages
- Carter, Lieutenant-Colonel W. W. From Yorktown to Santiago with the Sixth U.S. Cavalry', Baltimore, the Lord Baltimore Press, 1900.
- Coffman, Edward M. The Old Army: A Portrait of the American Army in Peacetime, 1784–1898. New York: Oxford University Press, 1986.
- DeMontravel, Peter R. The Career of Lieutenant General Nelson A. Miles from the Civil War through the Indian Wars. PhD diss, St. John's University. Ann Arbor: University Microfilms International, 1983.
- Erlandson, Marcus R. "Guy V. Henry: A Study in Leadership." MMAS thesis, Fort Leavenworth: Command and General Staff College, 1985.
- Garlington, Ernest A. "The Seventh Regiment of Cavalry," Journal of the Military Service Institution of the United States. Volume XVI (1895).
- Godfrey, Edward S. "Cavalry Fire Discipline," Journal of the Military Service Institution of the United States. Volume XIX (1896).
- Jensen, Richard E., R. Eli Paul, and John E. Carter. Eyewitness at Wounded Knee. Lincoln & London: Universityof Nebraska Press, 1991.
- Mooney, James. "The Ghost-Dance Religion and the Sioux Outbreak of 1890," of the Fourteenth Annual Report (Part 2) of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Smithsonian Institution, 1892–93, by J. W. Powell, Director. Washington,DC: Government Printing Office, 1896. Republication, The Ghost-Dance Religion and Wounded Knee. New York: Dover Publications, Inc, 1973.
- Scott, Brigadier General E. D. "Wounded Knee: A Look at the Record." Cavalry Journal, 48 (January–February 1939).
- Shaw, Dennis Edward. "The Battle of Wounded Knee: Myth Versus Reality." PhD diss, University of Miami, Ann Arbor: University Microfilm International, 1981.
- Smith, Rex Alan. Moon of Popping Trees. New York: Thomas Crowell Company, 1975.
- United States Congress, House Committee on the Judiciary. Wounded Knee Massacre: Hearings before the Committee on the Judiciary United States Senate, Ninety-fourth Congress, Second Session, on S. 1147 and S. 2900 to Liquidate the Liability of the United States for the Massacre of Sioux Indian Men, Women, and Children at Wounded Knee on December 29, 1890, February 5 and 6, 1976. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1976.
- Utley, Robert M. Frontier Regulars—The United States Army and the Indian, 1866–1891. Lincoln: Universityof Nebraska Press, 1973.
- Utley, Robert M. The Last Days of the Sioux Nation. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1963.
- War Department, The Adjutant General's Office. "Official Statement of Service of Samuel Marmaduke Whitside." Washington, DC, March 8, 1939.
- Wooster, Robert. Nelson A. Miles and the Twilight of the Frontier Army. University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln & London, 1993.
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Welcome to J & J Made! My name is Jodie and I am excited to introduce you to our creative company that is meant to provide you with a personalized and specialized service, in a cost-effective, exceptional way.
Working with fabric has been part of my entire life! From my Danish roots, my mother bestowed upon me a soft spot for mid century modern furniture, reinforced from our travels there. Growing up with a father who worked in the trades his entire career, I observed unqualified appreciation and pride for his own workmanship. This modeling definitely instilled a desire to use my own creative energy and I began gaining skills and a hobbyist eye for all things related to restoring and reviving beautiful pieces. For post-secondary schooling, I took marketing and business which ultimately has positioned me to feel confident in combining my passionate hobby with an entrepreneurial venture.
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If this fixture had taken place in November I would have arrived at the ground expecting the high flying Pirates to bury us by a veritable cricket score. However, despite our lowly league position, there has been a definite shift in perception about our capability to handle teams above us in the league. I was looking forward to a win today!
Pirates are a decent team. They have a big pack, lively backs and they defend well. Add to that a swirling west wind then today's fixture was never going to be easy.
Carnegie started well by catching thje kick-off, recycling well and going through the phases. Joe Buckle rumbled over behind the driven wall into the wind after 6 minutes and we were looking OK. Midway through the half a superb break out of defence by the effervescent Dan Temm passed to Elijah Niko who sprinted in for the 2nd try. 12-0 and the game was going to plan.
After half an hour we went to sleep and Pirates acquired 10 points without really being in the game. They had lost their 10, ex-Carnegie player Will Cargill , after a collision with Chris Elder but his replacement looked lively enough. We turned round leading 12-10. The next score would be critical.
Our game management after the break was excellent and we played in the Pirates half. Several penalties came our way as we started to own the scrums. Umaga, who was struggling with the capricious wind, kicked two penalties and we looked solid as the replacements added to our game. Then things went a bit wobbly as Bainbridge started fighting in the Pirates 22 and got a penalty reversed. As the visitors pressed for a score Forsyth joined Bainbridge in the bin. Pirates kicked a penalty and we expected an onslaught on our line but the ref had had enough and blew for time.
A hard fought game in difficult conditions - four point to us, one to Cornish Pirates. That felt about right. Lots of good performances - Craig Mitchell, Pete Lucock, Joe Buckle and Elijah Niko all played well but my MoM was the evergreen Matt Smith who was epic in both the set piece and in defence.
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NEW DEHLI: India has cleared an $8billion plan to build seven warships as part of a twin push to ramp up local production and counter an increasing assertive China, a defence ministry official said on Thursday.
The move is seen as a way to narrow India's huge gap with China's advanced naval warfare systems while boosting Prime Minister Narendra Modi's push to manufacture defence equipment locally.
India, which is surrounded by hostile neighbours in Pakistan and China, is in the midst of a multi-billion-dollar upgrade of its ageing military hardware and recently lifted a cap on foreign investment in defence.
"The cabinet committee on security has cleared the proposal to build seven stealth frigates at domestic shipyards," a source in the defence ministry told AFP of the meeting on Monday.
Four warships will be constructed at Mazagon Docks in Mumbai and the other three at Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers in Kolkata.
The frigates will be equipped with stealth technology, making it harder to detect by enemy radars or other tracking systems.
The Times of India said the cabinet committee had also given the go-ahead for six nuclear-powered submarines as part of another $8 billion project when it met earlier this week.
Since his sweeping election victory in May, Modi's right-wing government has cleared several proposals aimed at revamping and renewing the country's Soviet-era military.
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By K.S. MULHOLLAND. Voices haunt the mind of the youthful Prince Mylor from his earliest memories: Voices that plead, beckon, seduce... Voices that offer him a new home. After escaping from a cell deep beneath Penda fortress in the mountain locked realm of Ravenmoor and sailing with strange Elvish folk to their far-off island home, Corin returns with them to his own forsaken country, there to confront the evil threatening to overthrow the kingdom. Yet the mysterious Voices lure him once again to sail away with the elves into the far North where lies a vast, unexplored land and the pursuit of answers to the riddle of the Voices...
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Why is water spewing forth from the dolomite cliff face? Well dolomite is a form of limestone, and limestone makes up bedrock, along with sandstone and granite to name a few. Remember my Cave post with the underground streams? The water is underground water encased in bedrock. These cliffs are where the cave was located. Now the water is frozen in time.
Bedrock has voids where groundwater accumulates. And the bedrock can become fractured due to winter's expansion and contraction as an example, creating additional space for water to gather. Within bedrock, other denser materials that prevent downward movement of percolating water, like clay and granite act as a confining layer. This may stop the vertical movement and the water will pool. Then reaching a full capacity, the water then runs horizontal, leading to an opening where it can reach a surface.
Water at very shallow depths might be just a few hours old and at moderate depth, it may be 100 years old by the time it is freed from the aquifer. It is not the age of the bedrock that it is encased in. Aquifers are layers of rock and soil saturated with water.
The image below is surface runoff water.
Surface runoff is the flow that occurs when soil is infiltrated to full capacity and the excess of rain or water melt flows over the land and can not be absorbed.
Here is the difference between surface and ground water according to Purdue University.
Surface water is water found over the land surface in streams, ponds, marshes, lakes or other fresh (not salty) sources. Ground water is water occurring in the zone of saturation in an aquifer or soil. Other than the location, one of the primary differences between surface and ground water is that ground water moves much slower than surface water. This is because ground water experiences far more friction as it moves through the pores in soil then surface water experiences as it flows over the earth's surface. Surface water is much more easily contaminated than ground water. Filtration through the soil helps clean ground water.
Ground water is the source of about 40 % of the water used for public supply. It provides drinking water for more than 97 % of the rural population who do not have access to public water-supply systems. Even some major cities, such as San Antonio, Texas, rely solely on ground water for all their needs. Between 30 % and 40 % of the water used for agriculture comes from ground water. Withdrawals of ground water are expected to rise in the coming century as the population increases and available sites for surface reservoirs become more limited. Purdue University
The water gets underground from rain, hail and snow. There is one hundred times more water in the ground than is in all the world's rivers and lakes, source USGS. Ground water makes up the third largest supply of water on Earth, behind the oceans at 97 percent. Glaciers are 68.5 percent of the 3 percent that is freshwater. Of this 3 percent fresh water, 30 percent is groundwater. Here is a chart showing it rather concisely. Click to enlarge.
In 1990, about 339,000 million gallons per day of fresh water was withdrawn from our surface and ground water sources, such as wells, rivers, lakes, and reservoirs. Purdue University
Here's the breakdown by water-use category from the US Geological Survey:
- Irrigation 40 %
- Thermoelectric power 39 %
- Public Supply 11 %
- Industry 6 %
- Livestock 1 %
- Domestic 1 %
- Mining 1 %
- Commercial 1 %
These are just some interesting facts about water that you may be drinking or polluting. Hopefully no one reading this post is the latter. Just think about water runoff and what you might be contributing.
I know I will this coming year make a concerted effort to think about every drop on my property. I guess you can say it is what I will do better in my garden this year. My garden is very tiny so it is easier to make it better than new and different. And on this note, I am linking this post to fer's World Garden Carnival.
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No studies have been conducted on Cipro HC and breastfeeding. However, problems are not expected. Given how the medication is applied, it is not likely that any would reach the bloodstream and, from there, a woman's breast milk. The matter should still be discussed with your healthcare provider, since one of the active ingredients has caused problems when taken by mouth.
Can Breastfeeding Women Use Cipro HC?Cipro® HC (ciprofloxacin/hydrocortisone) is a prescription ear drop used to treat an outer ear infection, known medically as otitis externa. It contains a combination of ciprofloxacin, an antibiotic, and hydrocortisone, a corticosteroid medication.
Although very little, if any, Cipro HC is absorbed into the body from the ear, at this time it is unknown if the medication passes through breast milk. Therefore, if you are breastfeeding a child or plan to start, you should talk with your healthcare provider about using Cipro HC.
More Information on Cipro HC and BreastfeedingNo research has been done to see if Cipro HC passes through breast milk. However, one of the active ingredients in this medication, ciprofloxacin, is known to pass through breast milk in small amounts when taken by mouth. Because ciprofloxacin can cause serious joint and muscle problems in infants and children, concerns exist about these effects if ciprofloxacin is passed through breast milk.
It is unknown if the other active ingredient, hydrocortisone, passes through breast milk. However, it is not believed to pose a risk to a nursing infant when used topically, especially if the infant does not come in direct contact with the medication.
Because Cipro HC is an ear drop, very little of the drug is expected to reach the bloodstream after normal use. Therefore, it is unlikely that any would reach the breast milk to be passed to a nursing infant. However, because Cipro HC has never been studied in breastfeeding women, potential problems cannot yet be ruled out.
Cipro HC Antibiotic Information
List of references (click here)
Cipro HC [package insert]. Gainesville, GA: Stat RX USA; 2009 October.
Briggs GG, Freeman RK, Yaffe SJ. Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation. 8th ed. Philadelphia (PA): Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2008.
National Library of Medicine (US). Drugs and Lactation Database (LactMED). NLM Web site. Available at: http://toxnet.nlm.nih.gov/cgi-bin/sis/htmlgen?LACT. Accessed November 2, 2010.
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text: Back & Neck Pain Exercise Print Upper Back Exercise for Better Posture By Anne Asher, CPT Updated October 06, 2019 Medically reviewed by Grant Hughes, MD RUNSTUDIO / DigitalVision / Getty Images More in Back & Neck Pain Exercise Symptoms Causes & Risk Factors Diagnosis Treatment Living With Prevention Spinal Conditions If you're like many people, your upper back sags and hurts after a few hours at the computer. One reason for this is that as we scrunch in front of the screen, our chest muscles get tight and the upper back muscles become overstretched and weak. Gone is the support for our upper body posture. To help reverse this habit, try this upper back posture awareness exercise. A Posture Exercise for Your Upper Back Sit on a firm chair or stool. (You can stand, too, but sitting will likely help you concentrate better.) Wrap your arms around your ribs as though you were giving yourself a hug. Using your fingers, try to touch your shoulder blades. Your shoulder blades are the fairly large, flat, triangular bones located at your upper back. While in the hug position, you'll likely only be able to touch the outside border of your shoulder blades, on the bottom. That's okay. Walk your fingers in the area and try to find the bottom tip. Release your arms.Lift your elbows and place your hands behind your head. Squeeze your shoulder blades together. This will work your rhomboid muscles. The rhomboids are diagonally-oriented muscles that connect between the inside border of your shoulder blade and the spine in your upper back area. They tend to get weak when we slump forward for extended periods of time. If you sit at the computer a lot, you're a mom who lifts her children in front, and/or you spend a lot of time in front of the wheel, you likely have weak rhomboids and tight pecs. Hold for the count of 5 and slowly release.Repeat the shoulder blade squeeze. This time, try to hold an imaginary quarter between your two shoulder blades. If the imaginary quarter image doesn't work for you, think about bringing the tips of the shoulder blades you touched in Step 1 toward one another. Hold for the count of 5 and slowly release.To make this more challenging, have a friend gently push the bottom tip of your shoulder blades out as you try to pull them in together. Tips Check to see that the tops of your shoulders stay down — don't let them rise. Try Another Posture Exercise for Your Upper Back Here's another one for your posture. Learn how to stretch your pec muscle to improve your posture. You might also consider this tutorial on how to sit with good posture. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Sign up for our Health Tip of the Day newsletter, and receive daily tips that will help you live your healthiest life. Sign Up You're in! Thank you, {{form.email}}, for signing up. There was an error. Please try again. What are your concerns? Other Inaccurate Hard to Understand Submit Continue Reading


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When grief hits, it hits hard and can leave us feeling very alone and without joy. Nothing tastes or looks right, and it's next to impossible to find somebody who comes close to understanding. We feel lost.
Don't give up hope! Deep inside of you is far more strength than you ever imagined possible. There is a wellspring of hope that is within your heart, and that hope will be released at moments when you need it most. Pay attention to the small nudges you receive. You will get many of these nudges throughout the day. Pull out an old project and finish it. Call a friend and make a coffee date. Clear away some clutter from your desk. Work outside for an hour taking in the smell of the fresh air. Return a book to the library.
While you are acting on those nudges, you will be receiving hope in many different forms. Contact with people. Contact with nature. Exercise. And, most of all getting your mind in tune with the beauty of life once again. Pay attention – your nudge of hope is here! – C. Hinton
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"On the day I called Thou didst answer me; Thou didst make me bold with strength in my soul." --Psalm 138:3
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Mike Hughes had planned to launch himself Saturday over the Mojave Desert in a quest to prove the world is flat. But he didn't count on a federal agency's rejection — or a significant tech breakdown.
It appears we will need to wait a while longer to find out whether more than two millennia of thinkers and explorers — from Aristotle and Ferdinand Magellan, to Neil deGrasse Tyson and John Glenn — have been wrong about the shape of the Earth.
"Mad" Mike Hughes, limousine driver and self-proclaimed flat-Earther, announced that he had to delay1,800 feet high in a rocket of his own making. The launch, which he has billed as a crucial first step toward ultimately photographing our disc-world from space, had been scheduled for Saturday — before the Bureau of Land Management got wind of the plan and barred him from using public land in Amboy, Calif.


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|Buster Briggs
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|First Appearance
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|Last Appearance
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|23 Albert Square
| Ex-convict
|Former; regular
Andrew "Buster" Briggs made his first appearance on the 18th November 2014 and he is the father of Mick Carter and Dean Wicks as well as the grandfather of Lee, Nancy, Johnny, Jade and Ollie.
He's a schemer and chancer, who gets by on his charm and wit. He is fun to be around, but the last person in the world you'd want to rely on.
Buster was Shirley's first love as they grew up together in Canning Town. He's forever looking for a way to make a quick buck - anything to avoid an honest, straight life. This has resulted in a fair few scrapes with the law and he's been in and of prison for petty crimes all his life.
Shirley and Buster have always had a passionate and tumultuous relationship. Their shared history means that Buster always has a hold over Shirley. And he knows it… But will he ever manage to change his scoundrel ways and finally settle down with Shirley?
Andrew Briggs was born in 1960. Buster use to go down to the park and play football every Sunday with his father. His father was arrested for armed robbery on Buster's ninth birthday. After his father's arrest Buster and his mum moved to Canning Town.
Buster met Shirley Carter when she moved to Billingsgate. He worked with her father Stan Carter. Buster made Shirley laugh and used to do wheelies up and down the street and share his chips with her.
When Buster and Shirley Carter were first dating they tried to keep it a secret. They thought they were doing a good job but Shirley's father Stan Carter knew. Buster went to see Shirley one night at her home, he threw some stones up at her window. When it opened Stan popped his head out. Then he threw out a bucket of fish guts and it landed all over Buster. Buster didn't give up after that as he was in love with Shirley.
Mick and Dean go to Ramsgate to track down Shirley after the shooting of Phil Mitchell. They find Shirley in a caravan and they try to persuade her to come back to Walford and they inform Shirley that Stan is dying.
Shirley says that she'll be better off on her own and she won't let anyone down and Mick says Dean was right about her and she only cares for herself. Buster emerges after Mick and Dean leave and he asks Shirley who they were and Shirley says they were just old friends who won't be coming back. The following day, they fasten the caravan to the back of Mick's car and believe they have Shirley inside. Outside The Vic, they open the caravan and Buster punches Dean in the face. Buster was then arrested after Mick dobbed him in. Buster was a wanted man.
In April 2015, he returned with Dean Wicks. Buster has planned for Him, Dean and Shirley to moved to Greece and has bought ferry tickets but was delayed by Stan Carter nearing the end of his life. Buster did not want Dean to go and see Stan as there was a chance that Dean could be caught by the Police.
Dean decided he had to go and say good bye, Shirley called the Police and told them he was at the hospital so he would have to go to court and clear his name. Dean was arrest and Buster thought it was Mick Carter that called the Police but later realised it was Shirley. He was angry with her for doing it but forgave her. He is currently living in 18-20 Albert Square with Shirley.
When Stan passed away, Buster paid for the Funeral as he had some money put away.
In 2016 Buster cheated on Shirley with Kathy Sullivan and wanted her to leave Walford with him but she decided to stay. Buster decided it was time to leave Walford and drove off in his van by himself.


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The chinese Calendar , clearly , has twelve animals with each of the animals representing a lunar year . All the animals used to represent each lunar year have been chosen because they where observed and seen by human eyewitnesses .
So , why is it , the evolutionary proponents are in denial concerning one of the animals...... ? namely , the Dragon . It is obvious that these creatures are large terrible Lizards and are clearly the creatures that have been dug up since the 19th century , placed in museums and called Dinosaurs .
Chinese Paleontologist Dong Zhiming :
Chinese history ....
"The interpretation of dinosaurs as dragons goes back more than two thousand years in Chinese culture ."
Dong Zhiming ...
Secrets of the ica stones and nazca lines ,swift , page 80.
Large Terrible Lizards co-existed with humanity . The name change in the 19th century to Dinosaurs did not change that fact . Evolutionary paleontology dreamed up the idea that dinosaurs went extinct 60-70 million years ago (Evolutionary years are hypothetical , there has not been this amount of earth orbits around the sun ) .
If , the co-existence of dino and man is not a problem for the evolutionary paradigm , why , at all costs , is it denied when it is blatantly obvious dino and man co-existed in the recent past ?
Why is it that eyewitness accounts , cave drawings , pottery sketches , soft tissue etc are met with the most stupid of explanations to explain away this evidence ? Carl Sagan , for one , knew how serious a knock to the evolutionary paradigm the co existence of dino and man is . So , he came up with a totally non scientific answer which is ...........
They must be in the human mind from long ago when they where actually witnessed and this resulted in them at a later date being expressed in drawings etc . What rubbish , for them to have witnessed dinosaurs they must have lived along side one another . Also it is claimed that the American Indians were able to replicate images of dinos because they at some time in the past were great paleontologists who dug up bones and put them together . Bearing in mind the native American Indians would not dig up bones due to their belief that bones were not to be tampered with for spiritual reasons etc . More to the point , it is obvious the American Indians witnessed dino's , just like the majority of other ancient and not so ancient civilizations .
To admit dino's lived with man would clearly be a hammer blow for the evolutionary timeline . The evolutionary paradigm is crumbling in all areas ......
Louis Jacobs , former president of the society of Vertebrate Paleontology ......
"Such an association (man and dinosaur) would dispel an Earth with vast antiquity . The entire history of creation , including the day of rest , could be accommodated in the seven biblical days of the ......Genesis myth . EVOLUTION WOULD BE VANQUISHED ."
Mr Jacobs does not hold to the biblical worldview , this is obvious by his calling the Genesis account myth , but he clearly understands that if man and dinosaurs co-existed then it is the final nail in the coffin for the Evolutionary Paradigm .
From the evidence that is available , which spans every tribe and nation globally , it is obvious that man and dinosaurs co-existed . The very book (Bible , Word of God ) he attempts to claim as myth contains eyewitness accounts of what are clearly known by us today as DINOSAURS .
A great book for anybody searching out evidence for the co existence of man and what we call today dinosuars then the following book by Bill Cooper is a great read . http://www.amazon.co.uk/After-flood-Post-flood-History-Europe/dp/187436740X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1304513429&sr=8-1 Also Dragons and Dinosaurs by Darek Isaacs . http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dragons-Dinosaurs-Evolution-Darek-Isaacs/dp/088270477X/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1304513756&sr=1-2


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A guy came on to Facebook to call out a Lady, Asuoden Hemaa Gingham, for allegedly having a foursome with 4 guys (Had s.ex with 4 guys) and gave all of them "Serious Gonorrhea".
..as if the parting gift wasn't enough, the girl went ahead to steal their money, phones and laptop. Aunty Why!?
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The Wigmore, now here is a pub that knows how to do food
So after a visit to The Guinea Grill which didn't quite work for me it was nice to visit the Wigmore which is Michel Roux's take on a pub. It's attached to the Langham hotel where Michel Roux runs their main restaurant meaning his kitchen can oversee the food. The Wigmore is tucked round the side of the main hotel on the site of their old spa. A lot of effort has gone into the decor to re-create the turn of the century gin palace which for me was the apogee of British boozing. I took to the place as soon as I walked in. It's big airy with lots of seating. There are plenty of staff to take your order and as well as sitting in the front or slightly more clubby back room you can dine at the bar itself.
I've been a couple of times so far the first visit with my lovely wife where we sat in the back room and sat in comfort sipping a couple of lovely IPA's and devouring a pair of truly excellent chicken & ham pies. They were creamy, tasty and perfectly cooked. The service was charming and the cost was very reasonable. What I liked was that though the room had been newly fitted out it managed to convey the feel that it had been there for years. It certainly knocked the spots of any other pub I had eaten in.
I returned with a work colleague to go through some bits ahead of a meeting. This time we sat at the bar which was wonderful. There was plenty of room to spread out our papers which we finished going through before our food arrived. My colleague went for the Cheeseburger & grilled ox tongue which he loved. Not a combination you see anywhere else but he polished it off in no time. I went for their signature XXL stove top 3 cheese & mustard toastie which was properly amazeballs! it reminded me of the great toasted cheese sarnie you can get at Borough Mkt but this was 3 times as big. It comes served to you with a big weight on top which is removed with a theatrical flourish. I also have a side of fat chips with bloody mary salt which were great.
Again service was slick and the bill entirely reasonable. This is a great spot serving big tasty food at reasonable prices. If you travel around the UK this is not a conclusion one comes to when dining in other hotel pubs and bars! I really have to applaud Michel Roux and the Langham on trying something new with the Wigmore that totally works. Just writing this account up makes me want to head back there for a pint and to sample some more of their excellent fayre.


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Parent & Child II
- Event Start DateJuly 14, 2019
Parent & Child session II / July 14 – July 16, 2019
(Completed Kindergarten thru completed 2nd grade)
The Parent & Child sessions run during the Camp St. Joseph & Mary sessions (Sunday through Tuesday). They serve as an introduction to camp culture for both the parent and the child (K–2). Parent and child are invited to participate fully in all camp activities as much (or as little) as they are comfortable.
Tuition for each session Parent & Child session is $330 for one parent and one child ($90 for each additional child). Tuition covers room and board in a private lodge room, special activities, art supplies, camp photo, and a cool camp t-shirt.
Learn more at Camp Honey Creek 2019