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Main objective of the present project is to apply in Cameroon the innovative MBS method to carry out microbiological analysis on food and water samples with the final aim to increase food and water safety in developing Countries. A further goal of this project is to train local technicians to raise awareness of food and water safety in African people.
To reach these objectives we take advantage of the Micro Biological Survey (MBS) method. MBS method is a rapid alternative method for the detection and the selective counting of bacteria present in agro-food and water samples developed and worldwide patented by Roma Tre University. The analyses with MBS method can be carried out by untrained personnel and anywhere where they are necessary, being possible to use it where no other methods for microbiological analysis are possible, such as in developing Countries.
Department of Sciences, Roma Tre University - ItalyLead applicant
Interuniversity Consortium "Istituto Nazionale Biostrutture e Biosistemi" (INBB – Biostructures and Biosystems National Institute) - ItalyInitiative partner
University of Dschang - CameroonInitiative partner
Department of Biology, "Tor Vergata" University of Rome - ItalyInitiative partner
MBS srl - ItalyInitiative partner
Main objective of the present project is to apply in Cameroon the MBS method to carry out microbiological analysis on food and water samples with the final aim to increase food and water safety in Developing Countries. Another goal of the project is to train local personnel into specialised technicians.
Peculiar features of the MBS method for microbiological analysis are:
• Easy: Analyses can be carried out anywhere and by anyone without specific skills. No laboratory or any instrument other than a thermostat is required. No sample pretreatment (homogenization, dilution, etc.) is required.
• Fast: 2 to 5-fold faster than traditional analyses.
• Sensitive: Down to the theoretical limit of just 1 viable microbial cell.
• Selective: Up to the experimental limit of 99.999%.
• Reliable: Tested by many private and official laboratories and validated according to ISO 17025:2005
• Safe: Safe for both the operator and the environment since post-analysis sterilization is included
• Cheap: The overall cost of a single analysis is lower than that of either a traditional analysis or a more recent method of analysis that must be carried out by skilled technicians operating in a fully equipped laboratory.
Microbial food safety and food-borne infections are an important public health concern worldwide. Traditional methods are widely used in food and water analysis though they present several difficulties, such as subjectivity in the interpretation of tests, the possible interference of matrices, intense labor, high cost of supplies, and lastly, the prolonged time needed to give definitive results.
On the contrary, the analyses with MBS method can be carried out by untrained personnel and anywhere they are necessary, without the need of any instrumentation other than a thermostat. MBS method has been succesfully used for microbiological analysis of food and water samples in Douala, Cameroon, and it appeared specially suitable in developing countries used by by local trained technicians.
Pathogenic bacteria, viruses and toxins produced by microorganisms are all possible contaminants of food. More than 200 known diseases are caused by pathogens, their toxins, or other substances transmitted through food.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines, "safe drinking-water must not represent any significant risk to health over a lifetime of consumption, including different sensitivities that may occur between life stages".
Unfortunately, this minimum quality standard for food and water microbiological safety is far from being obtained especially in developing countries were food-borne and water-borne diseases represent one of the first causes of death especially in infants and young children.
It is therefore essential to identify the contaminations and build strategies to ensure the safety of food and water.
The real beneficiaries of the present initiative are the populations of developing Countries where up to now a systematic analysis of food and water microbiological safety was not possible to achieve.
- increase the awareness of both local Authorities and population about food and water microbiological safety
- bring both local Authorities and population to take the necessary measures to remove the causes of contamination
- health in the whole population.
The six people involved in this initiative come both from Italy and Cameroon and they are experts in microbiological analysis of water and food samples.
They are also experts in the prevention and remediation of food and water microbiological contamination.
Lastly, they are able to train local technicians on microbiological analysis and on the prevention and remediation of food and water microbiological contamination.
The main obstacle could be represented by a lack of cooperation from the public authorities or from the population itself.
A further duty of the trained technicians is infact to obtain cooperation from the public authorities and from the population itself illustrating the risks of microbial contamination of food and water, how to prevent such contamination and how to remove it
Analyses carried out with MBS method are safe for the environment since post-analysis sterilization does not require any additional procedure or instrument. The sterilization is reached at the end of the analyses simply by pressing the perforable cap that causes the release of a not-toxic sterilizing agent into the vial. After sterilization, the vial can be properly disposed as "not dangerous special waste".
In addition, microbiological analyses carried out with the MBS method can allow a more comprehensive evaluation of environment microbiological pollution.
The initiative is planned to be continued after the end of the project and a periodic microbiological monitoring of food and water samples should remain as best practice in Cameroon.
For the future, this initiative should be extended to other developing Countries.
Dissemination of the results of the project will occur by traditional methods such as publications in both specialised and large-diffusion journals as well as in presentations at meetings and congresses.
In addition, the trained local technicians will sensibilize local Authorities as well as populations on the health problems related to food and water microbiological safety.


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text: PopScan is an efficient little shareware app that will check for new e-mail waiting to be collected from your POP3 mailboxes. Features include: Install and uninstall support; Evaluation version fully functional; Checks multiple mailboxes; Small footprint; spam filter with heuristical spam detection; Highly customisable; Supports multiple users on one PC; Runs as a system tray utility; Windows 95/98/NT/2000/ME/XP; Online Registration PopScan is design to be small and inconspicuous and yet easy to use and richly featured. With this in mind, the author encourages users to contact him with ideas and suggestions. The result is a mature software product that meets the needs of its users. PopScan is distributed as Shareware, allowing you to download it and evaluate it for 30 days before deciding whether to purchase a license for it.


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Facebook is without doubt one of the Internet´s greatest success stories. This huge social media networking company has surpassed a billion users in its brief 10-year history. This has earned it valuations that go beyond the stratosphere. In addition, Facebook´s pushes to add other advertising platforms, such as Whatsapp, have been successful. Numerous organizations, including a number of Fortune 500 companies with massive advertising funding, have realized and maximized on this medium between consumers and advertisers. Further, marketers have also shown interest in advancing their operations by using Facebook. This has made advertising on Facebook a somewhat difficult affair, but there´s still plenty of hope. There are many Facebook offerings that people can easily and fully utilize to make money. This guide will discuss some of the most effective tips to market online with Facebook - tips that don´t require massive advertising budgets. You can do it all organically. So, let´s get started! 1. Language: English. Narrator: Sorrel Brigman. Audio sample: http://samples.audible.de/bk/acx0/037847/bk_acx0_037847_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
Discover how to make money online using Facebook and Instagram. 1. Language: English. Narrator: Adrian Beel. Audio sample: http://samples.audible.de/bk/acx0/127919/bk_acx0_127919_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
Facebook is clearly the most popular social media platform, with over one billion users worldwide. The question is, are you taking advantage by making money from this opportunity? 1. Language: English. Narrator: Raya J. Thomason. Audio sample: http://samples.audible.de/bk/acx0/022998/bk_acx0_022998_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
This is not a book of ideas but a blueprint for Facebook success. Facebook is becoming a social media and search engine powerhouse. Seeing the trends in the online platform and knowing how to utilize them will ensure success. This has revolutionized publishing and has dawned to a new digital era. There are a million and one reasons. However, you do not need all of them. Just a few concrete ones to make you see the light as to why Facebook is giving you a golden opportunity to monetize publishing in a smarter, creative way. 1. Language: English. Narrator: Sangita Chauhan. Audio sample: http://samples.audible.de/bk/acx0/088291/bk_acx0_088291_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
Create amazing business opportunities and reach more followers using the power of Facebook marketing! How can you leverage the power of Facebook to build a solid business? This valuable resource has several proven strategies and little-known techniques that social media marketers can start using right away for building brands, stirring buzz about their products and services, establishing authority, and reaching a larger audience. The book holds your hand and helps you traverse the landscape of Facebook by offering you tons of actionable, tested, and result-oriented tactics. It´s all presented in an easy-to-understand and straightforward manner. Here are some of the things you can take away from the book: How to build an effective business page Step by step guide to creating and running winning Facebook ad campaigns Four ways to make money from the goldmine called Facebook How to leverage the power of Facebook groups Thirteen killer strategies for building engagement And much more.... You can be an Internet marketer, brand-building professional, small business owner, or a rank newbie looking to build a profitable business on Facebook. The book gives you an in-depth overview and insights about everything from the best time to post for receiving maximum traction from your audience to determining the colors you can use in your visuals make you brand more desirable. Get familiar with the functions, handy features and general protocols of Facebook, and build a winning business! Take action right now. Get this audiobook. 1. Language: English. Narrator: Steve Edwards. Audio sample: http://samples.audible.de/bk/acx0/099715/bk_acx0_099715_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
Want to know how to use Facebook´s social power and influence to make money? Want to take your online business to the next level and make millions? Need to learn all the tips that are easy and quick and can be implemented right away? Tired of seeing everyone else make online money? What is Facebook advertising? How can Facebook make you money? 1. Language: English. Narrator: Millian Quinteros. Audio sample: http://samples.audible.de/bk/acx0/039877/bk_acx0_039877_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
Social media has taken the world by storm. Social media is now a necessity or, better yet, a commodity. People enjoy social interactions, especially those that require little physical action. Facebook is a site that offers an opportunity for its users to interact with any one of their friends at any time or anywhere. Also through Facebook, you can take advantage of it by turning it into a revenue generator. This book provides five tried and tested tips that will allow you to make the most money possible from one of the most popular websites in the world, known as Facebook. The author possesses a bachelor´s degree in Business Administration and an associate´s degree in Management Technology. 1. Language: English. Narrator: Laurence Bush. Audio sample: http://samples.audible.de/bk/acx0/046509/bk_acx0_046509_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
Are you tired of being a Facebook amateur? Do you wish you could make some real money with Facebook like everyone else? Whether you want to (1) know the basics of being successful with Facebook, (2) learn how to optimize your Facebook ads, or (3) make a full-fledged plan of action to make money with Facebook, this audiobook will teach you everything you need to know. Are you lost when it comes to marketing on the Internet? Don´t waste your time trying to figure out Facebook on your own. Do what the pros do to dominate: learn the best strategies that are proven to work. In this audiobook you will discover an incredible array of techniques to easily increase your effectiveness with one of the most lucrative business tools in the world! Learn just how easy it is to master Facebook. Learn how to use the interactive nature of Facebook to connect with potential and actual customers. Cross borders with ease and serve customers all over the world. Dramatically increase your online presence. Discover ways to use the potential of Facebook to place your ideas and products before millions of people while it also serves as the hub of all your social media activity. Learn how to link your Facebook page with other social media platforms. Tap into Facebook´s nearly limitless possibilities for promoting business growth. Find out how wildly successful you can be with Facebook! Follow easy, step-by-step instructions for setting up a Facebook business page and accessing the billions of Facebook users. Bring your product, business, and ideas to the world! Get in the game: Buy It Now! 1. Language: English. Narrator: Joshua Mackey. Audio sample: http://samples.audible.de/bk/acx0/028993/bk_acx0_028993_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
Unlock the secrets to Facebook marketing success - now! With its gigantic user base, Facebook has developed to become a huge marketing opportunity. Facebook is ubiquitous in modern life. Words such as search engine optimization and affiliate marketing should be parts of every marketer´s lexicon. The opportunities Facebook presents for businesses to connect to their customers and advertise their products and services,as well as manage their brand identities is simply too good to pass up for any serious business. By not optimizing the myriad of possibilities Facebook offers to the modern online entrepreneur, you are leaving money on the table! By purchasing this book, you will learn how to make your content successful on Facebook, how to use the specific business tools Facebook provides, and how to use Facebook to intelligently market your brand. Even those who are relatively up to date with the ways that the rest of the Internet can be used to market still need to learn to take the next step and utilize Facebook´s full potential. Here is only a small preview of the many things you´ll learn: How to produce content to increase your sales Six easy steps to produce content that will increase your sales Best techniques to get your ideas spread by the share and like system Top methods to optimize your posts to keep customers following you Every trick to get people to willingly spread your content Proven ways to increase your Facebook popularity How to make your Facebook marketing more effective and efficient How to keep your Facebook presence and force long term Four best tips to increase your business´ success And much more! 1. Language: English. Narrator: Jeff Machado. Audio sample: http://samples.audible.de/bk/acx0/046348/bk_acx0_046348_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.


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Using traditional and digital technology, Faculty member Laura Kurtenbach combines tintypes and photo booth portraits to blend the past and present into haunting images.
Says Kurtenbach:
Creating a dichotomy and juxtaposition is important in my work and I feel it helps
engage the viewer. I want this engagement to spawn questions; Are these
images documents, are they fiction, how do the parts unify and how are they
playing off one another? How do images lie, even when they are created through
a mechanical process, how might visual images change how we think about the
past and therefore the present? Our culture is permeated with images, they are
as much a part of our culture as food or sex, so I wanted to explore my "oneness"
with these historical images, by literally combining my likeness with them, telling
parts of two very different stories; One of an upper class that could afford tintype
images of themselves and one of a modern day, lower-middle class that use the
photo booth as the original "selfie".


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Mojo and Alexa, A Perfect Marriage
Can't wait to try this nifty code from Mojo Networks on the Trestle lab's new Amazon Echo (2nd Generation). Seriously, how cool is hands-free network diagnostics?
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A write-up around 2 tiered tinkerbell birthday cake.
Interesting 2 tiered tinkerbell birthday cake shots
There is not any reason to buy fondant when you are one or two hours ingredients and this step-by-step guide away from cheaper home made fondant of this peak quality. Just enough to receive it to the consistency which you want, it's typically a couple tablespoons-worth. When you're pleased about your technique, get prepared when it comes to actual deal.


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How far is Sierra-Leone from the North Pole? Sierra-Leone is located 5,635.60 mi (9,069.62 km) south of the North Pole.Equator: 584.75 mi (941.07 km)
How far is Sierra-Leone from the equator and on what hemisphere is it? Sierra-Leone is 584.75 mi (941.07 km) north of the equator, so it is located in the northern hemisphere.South pole: 6,805.78 mi (10,952.84 km)
How far is it from Sierra-Leone to the South Pole? From Sierra-Leone to the South Pole, it is 6,805.78 mi (10,952.84 km) in the north.Antipode: -8.460555,168.220111
Where do I get to when I dig a hole in Sierra-Leone through the centre of the earth? This is the point on the Earth's surface when you draw a straight line from Sierra-Leone through the centre of the earth.Furthest cities from Sierra-Leone
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Bev headed back from the Subway in Del norte.
Judging from the homes and shops, South Fork was obviously an affluent area, likely due to the Wolf Creek Ski Resort and the river. It was a beautiful drive up the mountain, first along the south fork of the Rio Grande River, then up the mountain past Wolf Creek Ski Area to 10850' Wolf Creek Pass, which I've wanted to visit since the 1975 C.W. McCall song of the same name. It's sad to see the dying trees due to the pins beetle.


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Press Information Bureau
Government Of India
Vice President's Secretariat
(13-July, 2013 15:59 IST )
Vice President Releases Book "Smritiyan" by Garima Sanjay
The Vice President of India Shri M. Hamid Ansari
released a book entitled
authored by Smt. Garima Sanjay, a professional author & documentary filmmaker here today. Shri Ansari complimented the author for bringing out a fine book and also wished her good success in her future creative endeavour.
The book says that Life in general throws challenges before we can fulfil our aspirations. At times we beat those challenges, but sometimes, especially in case of our personal and emotional lives, we're unable to face these challenges and we simply give up, compromise with the situation and accept our failure. In such a situation, we blame our luck; or as shown in stories/ films we blame certain villains in our life for our failures.
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Building America exhibit, United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, June 1982
1982-06 ‧ Photograph, documentary ‧ color ‧ Jump to full details ‧ Request from Special Collections
|The Building America exhibit celebrating the 100 year anniversary of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America at the National Building Museum, Washington, D.C., June 1982.
|Place of origin – Continent:
|North America
|Place of origin – Country:
|United States of America
|Temporal subject:
|Geographical subject – Continent:
|North America
|Geographical subject – Country:
|United States
|Geographical subject – Region:
|District of Columbia
|Geographical subject – Settlement:
|Topical subjects:
|Labor unions
|United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
|ArchivesUM location:
|United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America archives
|Historical Manuscripts
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|Economics, Business, Commerce, Labor
|Labor in America Collection
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The 3 Sprouts Storage Box is the perfect organizational tool for any room!
- Sides are reinforced with cardboard so that the storage box stands even when empty.
- Made to fit almost all cubby hole shelving units.
Dimensions: 13" height x 13" width x 13" depth.
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Guest columnist Robert A. Nosanchuk is Senior Rabbi of Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple and a co-chair of the Greater Cleveland Congregations.
Look around you. Are you troubled by what you see in the world? Early in the Bible, God was so upset with human conduct so as to flood the earth. Rabbinical commentary suggests it was both shechitut ("corruption") and hamas ("brutal violence") that triggered God's reaction.
Today, upon witnessing violence and brutality, many avert their eyes. For example, there was a recent story with data showing Cleveland as America's fifth most deadly city. Now surely the violence in our neighborhoods merits urgent attention. But when two days later, Cleveland was designated as one of National Geographic's "Best of the World" destinations, many chose instead to whistle a happier tune and wish away our serious problems.
It's human. Going back to the time of the Hebrew prophets, it has been hard to hear humanity accused of cheating, depravity or indifference! We long for things to be better. Yet flooding the world with our despair is no option. In 2018, we must take decisive action to respond to injustice.
Where to start? Start by giving a day of your new year. Donate 24 or more hours of 2018 to volunteerism. For me, it is my synagogue that acts as a catalyst for my involvement in social justice. There I try to align my prayers for a more peaceful world with actions taken to realize such peace. For others, it will be their cultural, political or educational institutions that catalyze personal involvement in local schools, shelters or community organizations.
In her remarkable poem, "Shoulders," author Naomi Shihab Nye explains:
A man crosses the street in rain, Stepping gently, looking two times north and south, because a child sleeps on his shoulder. No car must splash him. No car drives too near his shadow. The man carries the world's most sensitive cargo but he's not marked. Nowhere does his jacket say fragile, handle with care.
His ears fill up with breathing. He hears the hum of a boy's dream deep inside him.
We're not going to be able to live in this world, if we're not willing to do what he's doing with one another. The road will only be wide. The rain will never stop falling.
("Shoulders," Red Suitcase: Poems, Naomi Shihab Nye, (1994: NY: BOA Editions Ltd,), p. 103.)
Ms. Nye is a writer and a Palestinian-Arab American. I am a Jew, a Zionist, and a rabbi. We differ sharply in culture, politics and identity. But we share an aspiration to secure wholeness and peace.
How to achieve such wholeness? First, we must admit that corruption and violence rain down upon us. Then I pray we take at least a day of 2018 to acknowledge our shared responsibility to protect one another's children as though they are resting on our shoulders. In this way, we can begin to cross an ever-widening road of despair through commitment to bettering our society.
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Yes, it's the time of year when minds around the world turn their thoughts to how they can improve their life and the lives of those around them. While losing weight and stopping smoking are typically favorite New Year's resolutions, I don't smoke (well I do smoke about 1 cigar every 3 months) and I don't need to lose any more weight. That being said, I do have resolutions:
- Keep better track of bills and finances
- Eat healthier
- Spend more time with the family
- Spend less time in my media room
- Start back up Family Game Night
- Become more efficient and effective at work
- Stay more in touch with my friends & family
- Update my website with greater frequency
- Stay on-top of my every growing photo collection
- Read more non-fiction books (actually listen, I use Audible)
- Work with Kristie on her homework and school
- Reduce my overall stress levels
- Take better care of my car
It's a simple list, but it's what's important to me in 2009. I've posted it for the world to see; so now I have to make it all come true. How well will I do, I'm a little scared to find out!


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Desert flora has been reimagined and in style with this colourful and versatile pillowcase set. Sprawling abstract motifs, inspired by the unique vegetation of wild desert landscapes, dance playfully across the parchment coloured linen base.
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(Reversed Kent's Repertory)
Presented by Sylvain Cazalet
Allium Cepa
Mind, absent-minded (See Forgetful) (p. 1)
Mind, anger, irascibility (See Irritability and Quarrelsome) (p. 2)
Mind, anxiety (p. 4)
Mind, concentration, difficult (p. 13)
Mind, confusion of mind (See Concentration) (p. 13)
Mind, confusion, coffee, after (agg.) (p. 14)
Mind, confusion, wine, after (p. 16)
Mind, despair (p. 35)
Mind, discontented, displeased, dissatisfied, etc. (p. 36)
Mind, dullness, afternoon (p. 38)
Mind, dullness, wine, after (p. 39)
Mind, foolish behavior (See Childish) (p. 48)
Mind, indolence, morning (p. 55)
Mind, insanity, madness (p. 56)
Mind, misanthropy (See Hatred) (p. 66)
Mind, mistakes, spelling, in (p. 66)
Mind, mistakes, words, misplacing (p. 66)
Mind, mistakes, work, in (p. 67)
Mind, restlessness, nervousness (p. 72)
Mind, sadness, mental depression (p. 75)
Vertigo (p. 96)
Head, constriction, band or hoop (p. 112)
Head, falling, forehead, as if everything would fall out (See Pressure) (p. 118)
Head, fullness (See Enlarged) (p. 118)
Head, fullness, occiput (p. 120)
Head, fullness, occiput, coughing, on (p. 120)
Head, heat (p. 121)
Head, heat, hot, water (p. 122)
Head, heaviness (See Pressing) (p. 124)
Head, heaviness, afternoon (p. 124)
Head, heaviness, forehead (p. 126)
Head, numbness, sensation of (See Asleep) (p. 132)
Head, pain, headache in general (p. 132)
Head, pain, evening (agg.) (p. 134)
Head, pain, air, open, amel. (p. 135)
Head, pain, beer, from (p. 136)
Head, pain, catarrhal (p. 137)
Head, pain, closing eyes, on (agg.) (p. 137)
Head, pain, coryza, with (p. 138)
Head, pain, menses, during, amel. (p. 143)
Head, pain, touch (agg.) (p. 149)
Head, pain, warm room agg. (p. 151)
Head, pain, winking (p. 152)
Head, pain, brain, evening (p. 153)
Head, pain, brain, touch, from (agg.) (p. 153)
Head, pain, forehead, in (p. 153)
Head, pain, forehead, eyes, above (p. 159)
Head, pain, forehead, eyes, above, extending, nose, to (p. 161)
Head, pain, occiput, forenoon (p. 162)
Head, pain, occiput, evening (agg.) (p. 162)
Head, pain, occiput, air, open, amel. (p. 162)
Head, pain, occiput, warm, room (agg.) (p. 165)
Head, pain, occiput, extending, upward (p. 165)
Head, pain, occiput, sides of (p. 165)
Head, pain, occiput, sides of, forenoon (p. 165)
Head, pain, sides, both (p. 166)
Head, pain, temples (p. 168)
Head, pain, temples, morning (agg.) (p. 169)
Head, pain, temples, winking agg. (p. 171)
Head, pain, temples, extending, over forehead (p. 171)
Head, pain, vertex and forehead (p. 173)
Head, pain, drawing, evening (agg.) (p. 182)
Head, pain, drawing, forehead (p. 183)
Head, pain, dull pain (p. 185)
Head, pain, pressing (See Bursting, Drawing) (p. 188)
Head, pain, pressing, forehead, outward (p. 194)
Head, pain, pressing, forehead, outward, brain would come out, as though (p. 194)
Head, pain, pressing, occiput (p. 196)
Head, pain, pressing, occiput, air, open, amel. (p. 196)
Head, pain, pressing, occiput, warm room agg. (p. 197)
Head, pain, pressing, occiput, extending, upward (p. 197)
Head, pain, pressing, vertex (p. 200)
Head, pain, stitching, deep-seated (p. 207)
Head, pain, stitching, forehead, side of, extending, jaw, to (p. 210)
Head, pain, stitching, forehead, side of, extending, teeth, to (p. 210)
Head, prickling, like needles (p. 223)
Head, shocks, blows, jerks, etc. (See Jerking Pain, Pulsation, Plug, Nail) (p. 230)
Head, shocks, blows, electric, like (p. 230)
Head, swollen, distended, feeling, vertex (p. 232)
Head, water, sensation as of, wrapped up in (p. 234)
Eye, dullness (p. 238)
Eye, inflammation (p. 241)
Eye, inflammation, catarrhal from cold (p. 242)
Eye, injected (p. 244)
Eye, itching (p. 244)
Eye, itching, eyebrows (p. 245)
Eye, itching, eyebrows, evening (p. 245)
Eye, lachrymation (See Tears) (p. 245)
Eye, lachrymation, evening (p. 245)
Eye, lachrymation, coryza, during (p. 245)
Eye, lachrymation, warm room (p. 246)
Eye, pain (p. 248)
Eye, pain, lachrymal duct (p. 251)
Eye, pain, burning, smarting, biting (p. 252)
Eye, pain, burning, rub, must (p. 254)
Eye, pain, burning, smoke, as from (p. 254)
Eye, pain, stitching (p. 258)
Eye, pain, stitching, lachrymal duct (p. 260)
Eye, pain, tearing (p. 260)
Eye, photophobia (p. 261)
Eye, redness (p. 264)
Eye, redness, lids, veins (p. 265)
Eye, rub, desire to (p. 265)
Eye, swollen, lids (p. 267)
Eye, tears, bland (p. 268)
Vision, dancing (p. 275)
Vision, dazzling, distant objects (p. 275)
Vision, dim, candlelight (p. 276)
Vision, distant, objects seem (p. 278)
Vision, flickering (p. 278)
Vision, loss of vision (blindness) (p. 281)
Vision, small, objects seem (p. 283)
Ear, discharges (p. 286)
Ear, discharges, purulent (p. 287)
Ear, noises in (p. 292)
Ear, noises, afternoon (p. 293)
Ear, noises, lying, while (agg.) (p. 293)
Ear, noises, buzzing (p. 294)
Ear, noises, humming (p. 297)
Ear, noises, humming, lying (p. 297)
Ear, noises, ringing (p. 298)
Ear, noises, ringing, distant (p. 299)
Ear, noises, roaring (p. 299)
Ear, noises, roaring, afternoon (p. 300)
Ear, pain (p. 303)
Ear, pain, morning (p. 303)
Ear, pain, behind ear (p. 306)
Ear, pain, aching (p. 307)
Ear, pain, burning (p. 309)
Ear, pain, jerking (p. 311)
Ear, pain, stitching, in (p. 313)
Ear, pain, stitching, in, right (p. 313)
Ear, pain, stitching, in, morning (p. 313)
Ear, swelling, below (p. 318)
Hearing, distant, sounds seem (p. 321)
Hearing, impaired (p. 321)
Nose, coryza (p. 325)
Nose, coryza, left (p. 325)
Nose, coryza, left, to right (p. 325)
Nose, coryza, morning (agg.) (p. 326)
Nose, coryza, evening (p. 326)
Nose, coryza, air, open, amel. (p. 326)
Nose, coryza, annual (hay fever) (p. 326)
Nose, coryza, annual, august, in (p. 326)
Nose, coryza, annual, spring, in (p. 326)
Nose, coryza, cough, with (p. 326)
Nose, coryza, discharge, with (fluent) (p. 327)
Nose, coryza, discharge, with, evening (p. 327)
Nose, coryza, discharge, with, warm room (p. 327)
Nose, coryza, discharge, without (dry) (p. 327)
Nose, coryza, fever, with (p. 328)
Nose, coryza, flowers (p. 328)
Nose, coryza, hunger, with (p. 328)
Nose, coryza, peaches, from the odor of (p. 328)
Nose, coryza, rose cold (p. 328)
Nose, coryza, scarlatina, during (p. 328)
Nose, coryza, warm room (agg.) (p. 329)
Nose, coryza, weather, wet, during (p. 329)
Nose, coryza, wind, N.E., after (p. 329)
Nose, coryza, extending to chest (p. 329)
Nose, discharge, left (p. 329)
Nose, discharge, blood (p. 329)
Nose, discharge, burning (p. 330)
Nose, discharge, copious (p. 330)
Nose, discharge, excoriating (p. 331)
Nose, discharge, excoriating, left nostril, from (p. 331)
Nose, discharge, excoriating, bland discharge from eyes, with (p. 331)
Nose, discharge, ichorous (p. 331)
Nose, discharge, ichorous, singing, while (p. 331)
Nose, discharge, thick (p. 332)
Nose, discharge, watery (p. 333)
Nose, discharge, posterior nares (See Catarrh) (p. 333)
Nose, discoloration, redness, wings (p. 334)
Nose, dryness, inside (p. 334)
Nose, epistaxis (p. 335)
Nose, fullness, sense of (p. 338)
Nose, itching, inside, right (p. 339)
Nose, obstruction (p. 340)
Nose, pain, burning, smarting (p. 344)
Nose, pain, burning, coryza, during (p. 345)
Nose, pain, burning, wings (p. 345)
Nose, pain, pressing, root (p. 346)
Nose, polypus (p. 349)
Nose, polypus (p. 349)
Nose, smell, acute, sensitive to the odor of, flowers (p. 349)
Nose, smell, acute, peaches (p. 349)
Nose, smell, acute, strong odors, unpleasant odors (p. 349)
Nose, sneezing (p. 350)
Nose, sneezing, morning (p. 350)
Nose, sneezing, morning, rising, after (p. 350)
Nose, sneezing, evening (p. 350)
Nose, sneezing, air, amel. in the (p. 350)
Nose, sneezing, constant (p. 350)
Nose, sneezing, frequent (p. 351)
Nose, sneezing, violent (p. 351)
Nose, sneezing, warm room, in (p. 351)
Nose, tension, root (p. 352)
Nose, tingling (p. 353)
Nose, tingling, inside (p. 353)
Nose, tingling, inside, right (p. 353)
Face, discoloration, red, lips (p. 363)
Face, expression, anxious (p. 374)
Face, heat (p. 375)
Face, pain (aching, prosopalgia, etc.) (p. 379)
Face, pain, air, open, amel. (p. 381)
Face, pain, cold air, amel. (p. 381)
Face, pain, burning (See Heat) (p. 385)
Face, pain, burning, lips (p. 385)
Face, pain, drawing, cold air amel. (p. 386)
Face, pain, stitching, left (p. 388)
Face, paralysis (p. 390)
Face, paralysis, left (p. 390)
Face, paralysis, urine profuse, with (p. 390)
Face, swelling, toothache (p. 393)
Face, swelling, eyes, around (p. 393)
Mouth, discoloration, tongue, dirty (p. 401)
Mouth, dryness (p. 403)
Mouth, dryness, thirstless (p. 403)
Mouth, dryness, palate (p. 404)
Mouth, dryness, tongue, root (p. 404)
Mouth, mucus, tongue, collection of, on (See Sticky) (p. 408)
Mouth, odor, offensive (p. 409)
Mouth, pain, tongue (p. 410)
Mouth, pain, tongue, extending to palate (p. 410)
Mouth, pain, aching, tongue (p. 410)
Mouth, pain, burning, palate (p. 411)
Mouth, pain, burning, tongue (p. 411)
Mouth, pain, burnt, as if (p. 412)
Mouth, pain, burnt, as if, tongue (p. 412)
Mouth, pain, constricting tongue, low down in region of hyoid bone (p. 412)
Mouth, pain, sore, palate (p. 413)
Mouth, pain, sore, tongue, frænum (p. 414)
Mouth, taste, acrid (p. 421)
Mouth, taste, bad (p. 422)
Mouth, taste, burning (p. 423)
Mouth, taste, nauseous (p. 424)
Mouth, taste, sweetish (p. 426)
Mouth, taste, wanting, loss of taste (p. 427)
Teeth, dirty look (p. 431)
Teeth, discolored, yellow (p. 431)
Teeth, elongation, sensation of (p. 431)
Teeth, pain, toothache in general (p. 433)
Teeth, pain, molars (p. 433)
Teeth, pain, left, to right (p. 434)
Teeth, pain, air, cold (agg.) (p. 435)
Teeth, pain, air, open, amel. (p. 435)
Teeth, pain, alternating with catarrh (p. 435)
Teeth, pain, catarrh, when catarrh is better, toothache is worse and vice versa (p. 435)
Teeth, pain, cold, cold water amel. (p. 436)
Teeth, pain, damp, weather (p. 436)
Teeth, pain, perspiration, amel. (p. 438)
Teeth, pain, picking teeth, amel. by. (p. 438)
Teeth, pain, pulsating (p. 438)
Teeth, pain, sucking teeth, amel. (p. 438)
Teeth, pain, warm drinks, from (agg.) (p. 439)
Teeth, pain, warmth, external (agg.) (p. 439)
Teeth, pain, warmth, room, agg. (p. 440)
Teeth, pain, washing, with cold water, amel. (p. 440)
Teeth, pain, wind, in raw (p. 440)
Teeth, pain, drawing (p. 441)
Teeth, pain, jerking (p. 443)
Teeth, pain, pressing (p. 443)
Teeth, pain, pressing, warm room, on entering (p. 444)
Teeth, pain, stitching, stinging (p. 444)
Teeth, pain, twitching (p. 446)
Throat, anæsthesia (p. 448)
Throat, choking, os hyoids, region of (p. 449)
Throat, coldness, sensation of (p. 449)
Throat, dryness (p. 450)
Throat, dryness, morning (p. 451)
Throat, hawk, disposition to (p. 452)
Throat, heat, extending to stomach (p. 453)
Throat, lump, plug, etc., sensation of (p. 454)
Throat, lump, plug, etc., sensation of, œsophagus (p. 455)
Throat, mucus (p. 456)
Throat, mucus, sweetish (p. 457)
Throat, mucus, tenacious (p. 457)
Throat, numbness (See Anæsthesia) (p. 458)
Throat, pain, air, cold, amel. (p. 458)
Throat, pain, extending to ear (p. 460)
Throat, pain, drawing, extending to ear (p. 462)
Throat, pain, rawness (p. 462)
Throat, pain, rawness, morning (p. 462)
Throat, pain, sore (p. 463)
STOMACHStomach, appetite, diminished (p. 476)
Stomach, appetite, increased (hunger in general) (p. 477)
Stomach, appetite, ravenous, canine, excessive (p. 478)
Stomach, appetite, wanting (p. 479)
Stomach, aversion, food (p. 481)
Stomach, constriction, cardiac orifice on swallowing (p. 483)
Stomach, desires, onions, raw (p. 485)
Stomach, emptiness, weak feeling, faintness, goneness, hungry feeling (p. 487)
Stomach, eructations (p. 489)
Stomach, eructations, morning (p. 489)
Stomach, eructations, ameliorate (p. 490)
Stomach, eructations, empty (p. 493)
Stomach, eructations, fluid (p. 494)
Stomach, eructations, fluid, morning (p. 494)
Stomach, eructations, frothy (p. 495)
Stomach, eructations, frothy, morning (p. 495)
Stomach, eructations, mucus, morning (p. 496)
Stomach, eructations, sour (p. 496)
Stomach, hiccough (p. 501)
Stomach, hiccough, morning (p. 502)
Stomach, inflammation (p. 503)
Stomach, irritation (p. 504)
Stomach, nausea, deathly (p. 506)
Stomach, nausea, eating, after (agg.) (p. 507)
Stomach, nausea, eructations, amel. (p. 507)
Stomach, pain (p. 511)
Stomach, pain, breakfast, after (p. 512)
Stomach, pain, walking, amel. (p. 515)
Stomach, pain, cramping, sitting, while (p. 518)
Stomach, pain, cramping, walking, amel. (p. 518)
Stomach, pain, drawing (p. 519)
Stomach, pain, pressing (p. 520)
Stomach, thirst (p. 527)
Stomach, thirst, evening (p. 528)
Stomach, thirst, chill, after (p. 528)
Stomach, thirst, extreme (p. 529)
Stomach, thirst, heat, during (p. 529)
Stomach, thirstless (p. 530)
Stomach, vomiting (p. 531)
Stomach, vomiting, frothy (p. 538)
Stomach, vomiting, water (p. 540)
Abdomen, coldness, sides (p. 542)
Abdomen, distension (p. 544)
Abdomen, distension, dinner, before (p. 545)
Abdomen, distension, flatus, passing, amel. (p. 545)
Abdomen, flatulence (See Rumbling) (p. 547)
Abdomen, fullness, sensation of (p. 549)
Abdomen, heat (p. 551)
Abdomen, heat, afternoon (p. 551)
Abdomen, hernia, inguinal (p. 552)
Abdomen, hernia, inguinal, strangulated (p. 552)
Abdomen, liver and region of (p. 553)
Abdomen, pain, aching, dull pain (See Boring, Drawing, Distress, Digging, Gnawing, Pressing, etc.) (p. 554)
Abdomen, pain, morning (p. 555)
Abdomen, pain, afternoon (p. 555)
Abdomen, pain, cold, from taking (p. 557)
Abdomen, pain, eating, after (agg.) (p. 558)
Abdomen, pain, flatus, passing, amel. (p. 558)
Abdomen, pain, sitting, while (agg.) (p. 560)
Abdomen, pain, hypogastrium (p. 564)
Abdomen, pain, hypogastrium, coition, after (p. 565)
Abdomen, pain, hypogastrium, sitting, while (p. 565)
Abdomen, pain, inguinal region (p. 566)
Abdomen, pain, inguinal region, hernia, as from a (p. 567)
Abdomen, pain, inguinal region, extending, spermatic cord, along (p. 568)
Abdomen, pain, liver, evening (p. 568)
Abdomen, pain, sides (p. 569)
Abdomen, pain, umbilicus (p. 570)
Abdomen, pain, umbilicus, sitting, while (p. 570)
Abdomen, pain, umbilicus, walking, amel. (p. 570)
Abdomen, pain, umbilicus, region of (p. 571)
Abdomen, pain, umbilicus, region of, dinner, after (p. 571)
Abdomen, pain, umbilicus, region of, walking, while (p. 571)
Abdomen, pain, burning, hypogastrium (p. 572)
Abdomen, pain, burning, sides (p. 573)
Abdomen, pain, cramping, griping (p. 573)
Abdomen, pain, cramping, griping, cold, after taking (p. 575)
Abdomen, pain, cramping, griping, eating, after (agg.) (p. 575)
Abdomen, pain, cramping, griping, wet, getting feet (p. 576)
Abdomen, pain, cramping, griping, umbilicus, region of, sitting, while (p. 578)
Abdomen, pain, cramping, griping, umbilicus, region of, walking, while (p. 578)
Abdomen, pain, cutting, hypogastrium (p. 581)
Abdomen, pain, cutting, inguinal region (p. 581)
Abdomen, pain, drawing, hypochondria (p. 584)
Abdomen, pain, pressing, hypochondria, right (p. 586)
Abdomen, pain, pressing, hypochondria, evening (p. 586)
Abdomen, pain, pressing, inguinal region, left (p. 588)
Abdomen, pain, pressing, inguinal region, afternoon (p. 588)
Abdomen, pain, pressing, inguinal region, afternoon, coffee, after (p. 588)
Abdomen, pain, pressing, liver (p. 588)
Abdomen, pain, stitching, hypogastrium (p. 593)
Abdomen, pain, stitching, sides (p. 595)
Abdomen, rumbling (p. 600)
Abdomen, rumbling, morning (p. 600)
Abdomen, rumbling, breakfast, after (p. 601)
Rectum, coldness in anus (p. 606)
Rectum, constipation, difficult stool (See Inactivity) (p. 607)
Rectum, constipation, ineffectual urging and straining (p. 607)
Rectum, constriction, stool, preventing (p. 609)
Rectum, diarrhœa, morning (p. 609)
Rectum, diarrhœa, night, 4 a.m. to 6 a.m. (p. 610)
Rectum, excoriation (p. 616)
Rectum, fissure (p. 617)
Rectum, flatus (p. 617)
Rectum, flatus, morning (p. 617)
Rectum, flatus, night (p. 617)
Rectum, flatus, amel. (p. 617)
Rectum, flatus, difficult (p. 618)
Rectum, flatus, moist (p. 618)
Rectum, flatus, offensive (p. 618)
Rectum, formication in anus (p. 618)
Rectum, hæmorrhoids, external (p. 620)
Rectum, itching (p. 622)
Rectum, moisture, flatus, from (p. 623)
Rectum, pain (p. 623)
Rectum, pain, cutting, stool, during (p. 626)
Rectum, pain, stitching (p. 628)
Rectum, pain, tearing (p. 629)
Rectum, prolapsus (p. 631)
Rectum, urging, desire (See Tenesmus) (p. 633)
Rectum, worm, complaints (p. 634)
Stool, soft (p. 641)
Bladder, fullness, sensation of (p. 645)
Bladder, heat in (p. 646)
Bladder, inflammation (p. 646)
Bladder, pain (p. 646)
Bladder, pain, coition, after (p. 646)
Bladder, pain, aching (p. 647)
Bladder, pain, aching, coition, after (p. 647)
Bladder, pain, burning (p. 647)
Bladder, pain, burning, morning, 10 a.m. (p. 647)
Bladder, pain, pressing, pressure in (p. 648)
Bladder, pain, pressing, morning, 10 a.m. (p. 648)
Bladder, pain, sore, tender (p. 649)
Bladder, retention of urine (See Urination Retarded) (p. 650)
Bladder, retention, wet, after getting feet (p. 651)
Bladder, urination, dribbling (by drops) (p. 655)
Bladder, urination, dribbling, involuntary (p. 656)
Bladder, urination, dysuria (p. 656)
Bladder, urination, frequent (p. 657)
Bladder, urination, involuntary, old people, in (p. 660)
Bladder, urination, unsatisfactory, feeling as if urine remained in urethra (p. 662)
Bladder, weakness (p. 662)
Kidneys, inflammation (p. 662)
Kidneys, pain (p. 663)
Kidneys, pain, aching, region of (p. 664)
Prostate gland, pain (p. 668)
Prostate gland, pain, coition, after (p. 668)
Prostate gland, pain, walking agg. (p. 668)
Prostate gland, pain, aching, bladder, and, deep in pelvis, morning and forenoon after coition (p. 668)
Prostate gland, pain, burning (p. 668)
Prostate gland, pain, pressing (p. 668)
Prostate gland, pain, pressing, walking, while (p. 668)
Urethra, heat (p. 671)
Urethra, pain, burning (p. 674)
Urethra, sensation, urine, remained in, after urinating as if some (p. 679)
Urethra, sensation, urine, remained in, fossa navicularis, in, after urination, as if (p. 679)
Urine, albuminous (p. 680)
Urine, burning (includes hot) (p. 681)
Urine, color, brown, dark (p. 683)
Urine, color, red (p. 684)
Urine, copious (increased) (p. 685)
Urine, copious, afternoon (p. 685)
Urine, copious, coryza, with (p. 686)
Urine, cuticle, forming on the surface of the (includes Fatty) (p. 686)
Urine, cuticle, iridescent (p. 686)
Urine, frothy (p. 686)
Urine, sediment, sand (p. 690)
Urine, sediment, sand, red (brick-dust) (p. 690)
Urine, sediment, yellow, reddish (p. 691)
Genitalia male, erections, morning (p. 694)
Genitalia male, pain, penis, glans (p. 702)
Genitalia male, pain, spermatic cords (p. 702)
Genitalia male, pain, spermatic cords, extending, into, testes (p. 702)
Genitalia male, pain, aching, spermatic cords (p. 703)
Genitalia male, pain, burning, penis (p. 703)
Genitalia male, pain, drawing, spermatic cords (p. 705)
Genitalia male, pain, stitching, spermatic cords (p. 707)
Genitalia male, sexual passion, increased (p. 711)
Genitalia female, excoriation, menses, during (p. 718)
Genitalia female, pain, uterus (See Abdomen, Pain) (p. 733)
Larynx and trachea, constriction, larynx (p. 746)
Larynx and trachea, croup (p. 747)
Larynx and trachea, inflammation, larynx (p. 748)
Larynx and trachea, irritation in air passages, cold air (p. 749)
Larynx and trachea, mucus, larynx (p. 751)
Larynx and trachea, pain, larynx (p. 751)
Larynx and trachea, pain, larynx, coughing, on (p. 752)
Larynx and trachea, pain, larynx, coughing, on, grasps the larynx (p. 752)
Larynx and trachea, pain, larynx, coughing, on, torn loose, as if something were being (p. 752)
Larynx and trachea, pain, cutting, larynx (p. 753)
Larynx and trachea, pain, cutting, larynx, coughing on (p. 753)
Larynx and trachea, pain, rawness, larynx (p. 753)
Larynx and trachea, pain, rawness, larynx, coughing, from (p. 753)
Larynx and trachea, pain, tearing, larynx, coughing, on (p. 755)
Larynx and trachea, pulsating, larynx (p. 755)
Larynx and trachea, supports larynx on coughing (p. 756)
Larynx and trachea, tickling in the air passages, warm room (p. 757)
Larynx and trachea, tickling, larynx, in (p. 757)
Larynx and trachea, voice, hoarseness (p. 758)
Larynx and trachea, voice, hoarseness, spring, in (p. 760)
Larynx and trachea, voice, nasal (p. 761)
Respiration, asthmatic (p. 763)
Respiration, difficult, evening (agg.) (p. 767)
Respiration, rattling (p. 774)
Cough, morning (agg.) (p. 778)
Cough, afternoon (p. 779)
Cough, evening (p. 779)
Cough, air, cold (agg.) (p. 781)
Cough, air, open, amel. (See Warm Room) (p. 782)
Cough, barking (p. 782)
Cough, grasping throat during (p. 791)
Cough, grasping, larynx involuntarily, at every cough, feels as though larynx would be torn (p. 791)
Cough, hacking (p. 791)
Cough, hacking, morning (p. 791)
Cough, hacking, air, cold agg. (p. 792)
Cough, hacking, tickling in larynx, from (p. 792)
Cough, hoarse (p. 793)
Cough, irritation in air passages, from, larynx in, from (p. 794)
Cough, lying agg. (p. 796)
Cough, painful (p. 798)
Cough, paroxysmal, afternoon (p. 799)
Cough, paroxysmal, evening (p. 799)
Cough, ringing (clear) (p. 801)
Cough, sneezing, with (p. 804)
Cough, spasmodic (See Paroxysmal) (p. 804)
Cough, spasmodic, afternoon (p. 805)
Cough, spasmodic, evening (p. 805)
Cough, tearing (p. 807)
Cough, tickling, larynx, in, from (p. 808)
Cough, warm, room (p. 810)
Cough, warm, room, entering, from open air (p. 810)
Cough, warm, room, going from, to cold air, or vice versa, agg. (p. 810)
Cough, whooping (p. 810)
Expectoration, evening (p. 812)
Expectoration, frothy (p. 815)
Expectoration, hawked up, mucus (p. 816)
Expectoration, mucous (p. 816)
Expectoration, mucous, evening (p. 817)
Expectoration, tough (p. 820)
Expectoration, viscid (p. 820)
Chest, constriction, tension, tightness (p. 826)
Chest, heat (p. 834)
Chest, inflammation bronchial tubes (bronchitis) (p. 835)
Chest, inflammation, lungs (p. 835)
Chest, oppression (p. 838)
Chest, oppression, evening (p. 839)
Chest, pain (p. 841)
Chest, pain, swallowing (p. 844)
Chest, pain, wandering (p. 845)
Chest, pain, sternum, behind, food had lodged, as if (p. 849)
Chest, pain, sternum, behind, swallowing, when (p. 849)
Chest, pain, burning, sides (p. 854)
Chest, pain, burning, sides, left (p. 854)
Chest, pain, stitching, burning (p. 863)
Chest, pain, stitching, respiration, deep (p. 864)
Chest, pain, stitching, sides, left (p. 869)
Chest, pain, stitching, sides, respiration, deep (p. 870)
Chest, perspiration, axilla (p. 878)
Back, coldness, extending, down back (p. 885)
Back, coldness, extending, down back, 9 p.m. (p. 885)
Back, coldness, extending, up and down the back (p. 886)
Back, formication (p. 889)
Back, pain, cervical region (p. 899)
Back, pain, dorsal region, scapulæ, right (p. 902)
Back, pain, dorsal region, scapulæ, right, lying, while (p. 902)
Back, pain, dorsal region, scapulæ, right, under (p. 902)
Back, pain, dorsal region, scapulæ, right, under, sitting, after (p. 902)
Back, pain, lumbar region (p. 905)
Back, pain, pressing, lumbar region (p. 931)
Back, pain, pressing, sacral region (p. 931)
Back, pain, stitching, shooting (p. 936)
Back, pain, stitching, lumbar region (p. 939)
Back, shivering (p. 945)
Back, shivering, extending down the back (p. 945)
Extremities, chilblains (p. 955)
Extremities, dryness, hands (p. 984)
Extremities, eruption, boils (p. 986)
Extremities, eruption, lower limbs, boils (p. 997)
Extremities, eruption, thigh, urticaria (p. 1000)
Extremities, felon, lymphatic inflamed (p. 1005)
Extremities, felon, panaritium (p. 1005)
Extremities, felon, prick with a needle under the nail, from (p. 1005)
Extremities, felon, run-around (p. 1005)
Extremities, felon, run-around, lymphatics inflamed (p. 1005)
Extremities, felon, thumb (p. 1005)
Extremities, heat, hand, back of (p. 1011)
Extremities, heat, lower limbs (p. 1012)
Extremities, heaviness, hip (p. 1016)
Extremities, lameness, shoulder (p. 1031)
Extremities, lameness, elbow (p. 1032)
Extremities, lameness, wrist (p. 1032)
Extremities, lameness, knee (p. 1032)
Extremities, milk-leg (p. 1033)
Extremities, numbness, elbow (p. 1037)
Extremities, numbness, elbow, motion agg. (p. 1037)
Extremities, pain, joints (p. 1047)
Extremities, pain, joints, rheumatic (p. 1048)
Extremities, pain, shoulder (p. 1051)
Extremities, pain, shoulder, sitting after long (p. 1053)
Extremities, pain, forearm (p. 1056)
Extremities, pain, forearm, evening (p. 1057)
Extremities, pain, forearm, radius (p. 1057)
Extremities, pain, wrist, back of (p. 1058)
Extremities, pain, wrist, back, evening (p. 1058)
Extremities, pain, fingers, second (p. 1061)
Extremities, pain, fingers, third (p. 1061)
Extremities, pain, fingers, fourth (p. 1062)
Extremities, pain, thigh, anterior part (p. 1071)
Extremities, pain, knee (p. 1072)
Extremities, pain, knee, paralytic (p. 1073)
Extremities, pain, ankle (p. 1077)
Extremities, pain, ankle, morning (p. 1077)
Extremities, pain, foot, evening (p. 1079)
Extremities, pain, toes, first (p. 1081)
Extremities, pain, aching, joints (p. 1083)
Extremities, pain, burning, upper arm, extending downwards (p. 1092)
Extremities, pain, burning, ankle, outer side (p. 1096)
Extremities, pain, pressing, thigh (p. 1120)
Extremities, pain, pressing, ankle (p. 1121)
Extremities, pain, sore, bruised (p. 1125)
Extremities, pain, sore, bruised, upper limbs (p. 1127)
Extremities, pain, sore, bruised, elbow (p. 1128)
Extremities, pain, sore, bruised, hip (p. 1130)
Extremities, pain, sore, bruised, thigh (p. 1131)
Extremities, pain, stitching, upper limbs (p. 1138)
Extremities, pain, stitching, upper arm (p. 1140)
Extremities, paralysis (p. 1176)
Extremities, perspiration, hand, palm (p. 1182)
Extremities, perspiration, hand, palm, coldness, on back, during (p. 1182)
Extremities, restlessness (p. 1187)
Extremities, trembling, hand (p. 1212)
Extremities, trembling, hand, right (p. 1212)
Extremities, trembling, hand, evening (p. 1212)
Extremities, trembling, hand, writing, while (p. 1213)
Extremities, twitching, foot, heel (p. 1220)
Extremities, ulcers, foot, heel, from rubbing of the shoe (p. 1222)
Extremities, weakness (p. 1224)
Extremities, weakness, upper limbs (p. 1226)
Extremities, weakness, hip (p. 1229)
Extremities, weakness, hip, coition, preventing finishing (p. 1229)
Extremities, weakness, thigh (p. 1229)
Extremities, weakness, leg (p. 1230)
Sleep, deep (p. 1234)
Sleep, deep, heat, during (p. 1235)
Sleep, dreams, anger (See Quarrels) (p. 1235)
Sleep, dreams, anxious (p. 1236)
Sleep, dreams, battles (p. 1236)
Sleep, dreams, fights (p. 1239)
Sleep, dreams, frightful (p. 1240)
Sleep, dreams, high places (p. 1240)
Sleep, dreams, storms, at sea (p. 1243)
Sleep, dreams, water (p. 1244)
Sleep, dreams, water, sea, of (p. 1245)
Sleep, dreams, wells, of being let down into (p. 1245)
Sleep, heavy (p. 1246)
Sleep, restless (p. 1247)
Sleep, sleepiness (p. 1248)
Sleep, sleepiness, morning (p. 1248)
Sleep, sleepiness, morning, rising, after (p. 1248)
Sleep, sleeplessness, night, midnight, before, until, 2 a.m. (p. 1252)
Sleep, sleeplessness, night, after 2 a.m. (p. 1252)
Sleep, yawning (p. 1256)
Chill, chilliness, evening (p. 1264)
Chill, creeping (p. 1266)
Chill, internal (p. 1268)
Fever, alternating with chills (p. 1280)
Fever, alternating with, chills, evening (p. 1281)
Perspiration, in general (p. 1293)
Skin, burning (p. 1303)
Skin, eruptions, urticaria (p. 1321)
Skin, ulcers (p. 1333)
Generalities, afternoon (agg.) (p. 1341)
Generalities, evening (agg.) (p. 1342)
Generalities, night, 2 a.m. (p. 1343)
Generalities, air, open, amel. (p. 1344)
Generalities, cold, air agg. (p. 1348)
Generalities, constriction externally (p. 1350)
Generalities, eating, after (agg.) (p. 1357)
Generalities, faintness, fainting (p. 1358)
Generalities, faintness, urinating, after (p. 1361)
Generalities, food, coffee agg. (p. 1362)
Generalities, food, cold drinks, amel. (p. 1362)
Generalities, food, warm food agg. (p. 1364)
Generalities, heat, flushes of, evening (p. 1366)
Generalities, mucous secretions increased (p. 1375)
Generalities, pain, cutting, internally (p. 1380)
Generalities, pain, stitching, internally (p. 1386)
Generalities, pain, tearing, outward (p. 1388)
Generalities, pulse, frequent, accelerated, elevated, exalted, fast, innumerable, rapid (p. 1393)
Generalities, pulse, full (p. 1394)
Generalities, pulse, hard (p. 1395)
Generalities, pulse, hard, evening (p. 1395)
Generalities, pulse, tense (p. 1396)
Generalities, side, left (p. 1401)
Generalities, warm agg. (p. 1412)
Generalities, weakness, enervation (See Lassitude, Weariness) (p. 1413)
Generalities, wet, getting, feet (p. 1421)
Copyright Sylvain Cazalet 2004


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Our Favorite CMA Red Carpet Looks/
On Wednesday, November 5th, the 48th annual CMA Awards aired on ABC. This event, known as "country music's biggest night" brought in a total of 16.1 million views. Carrie Underwood and Brad Paisley returned as co-hosts on this popular show. The fashion is always glamorous at these events, and this year did not disappoint. Here are four of our favorite red carpet looks from this eventful night.
1. Host Carrie Underwood looked beautiful as always in a golden ombre Lorena Sarbu gown with intricate crystal embroidery. This high low dress was the perfect way to show off her Jimmy Choo shoes.
2. New country starlet, Lucy Hale looked classy in this red Romona Keveza silk crepe gown. We love her choice of a bright red lip to complete the look.
3. Pop sensation Meghan Trainor wore an elegant lacy, blue dress by Monique Lhuillier.
4. Cassadee Pope wore Aidan Mattox. This chic black top looks absolutely gorgeous with her metallic skirt and statement necklace.
Did YOU have any favorite looks from the night? Let us know in the comments below!


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Interview Dilemma...15:55
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I think both are great options!ReplyDelete
If it was me I would lean more towards option 1! but that's because it's more my style and I don't suit blazers :)
I do love that option, I just need to try and find my nice shirt, are jeans really suitable for an interview though?Delete
idea 2 is my favorite! <33ReplyDelete
There is a giveaway on my blog if you would like to enter! :D
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I'll make sure to go check it out! =D
I adore choice number two, not only is it fun buts its also chic and classy and would look great on you. Good luck love you will do great.ReplyDelete
Thanks, I need it!Delete
Idea 2 is awesome! :) it's simple and chic and would pretty much create a good first impression ^^ReplyDelete
Thanks for the advice! =DDelete
and thanks again.
I really like the second look for an informal interview. It's not too dressy but the blazer makes it feel pulled together for an interview. good luck girl!ReplyDelete
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I have two blazers though; A fitted navy blue one with gold button or a looser grey one, and I'm not sure which would look best!
Thanks for the luck, I may need it!
I'm gonna swim against the current and say #1 definitely! I think pants say you are confident without having to try too hard :) Your style is adorable in both though! Good luck! I feel ya...hope it goes well!ReplyDeleteReplies
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A Piece of Green Bean/
My grandma believes that Capri Suns can cure diabetes and that red Gatorade will give you cancer.
She loves anything with sugar in it. Dinner will hardly be touched, but she'll always ask what's for desert. For a few days she didn't eat anything but Cracker Jacks.
Seriously lacking vegetables this week, we included some roasted green beans with our dinner tonight, and we told her that she had to eat two of them in order to get desert.
"Well, what's for desert?"
"Chocolate chip cookies. Fresh from the oven."
Her expression was pained. She wanted those cookies, but 3 cherry tomatoes, a small potato and two green beans was a big request. She said, "We'll see."
By the end of the meal we were chatting and joking. There was one half of a shriveled green bean left in front of her. I watched her as she smoothly slid it into her napkin, folded it neatly in half and patted the corners of her mouth. She put it down, convinced that she had fooled us all.
I don't know how many grandchildren have chanted "EAT IT" at their poor grandmother, but here we were. Not only did we call her out on her plot, but we also told her she would not be eating any cookies until she ate that 1.5 inch green bean.
"But it's all smushed!"
"Grandma, you're the one who smashed it!"
We went back and forth for a while, but she was unmovable.
So, we compromised.
My mother hand delivered a cookie to my Grandmother. She even let her pick which one she wanted. We munched and crunched while we watched Mrs. Doubtfire and talked about Robin Williams. She ate her second cookie, thinking that she had won.
"Did you enjoy your green bean, mother?"
"What are you talking about?"
That last little sliver of green bean had been torn apart and inserted into the cookie that my mother guided my grandma into choosing. Not only did she get her desert, but she ate her green bean too.
She was disgusted with us. She told us that we'll be sorry, because she's never going to eat a green bean again! We kept trying to convince her that it wasn't so bad. Using the same logic you might use with a niece or nephew, Seth told her "But Grandma, green beans are filled with chocolate."
"No they're not!"
"Then what are they filled with?"


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Today we'll do a little more with Photoshop. I want to go over using patterns & textures with the doll we were working with last time.
Open your doll in Photoshop. Ideally, you'll have a layered psd file from last time.Lock all of your previous layers and create a new layer above the Color layer. Call this Patterns (or Textures of something similar). This is where we'll apply the layers and textures. Just a note about layers: I love them! Be sure to name your layers so that they stay organized. I try to do one thing per layer -- it makes fixing mistakes or making changes a lot easier!!I want to take all of the blue colors and add a jean texture to them. Using the magic wand tool, go to the Colors layer and click on something blue. Since all the blue tones in this image are the same, save a couple of minutes and go to the Select menu. Choose Similar. This selects all the same color. While the blue are selected, click on the Patterns layer. out Photoshop is the ability to customize. You can add your own pattern or texture very easily (I may have a whole lesson just on that...). If you decide to look for patterns and textures, make sure your search for seamless ones. I happen to have a seamless jean texture already so I'll use that one. While your blue colors are selected, open the paint bucket tool with patterns selected. Choose the pattern you want and click the paint bucket inside the selected area. Make sure you are on the Patterns layer.You should have something similar to the image above. over them. The blue is still there on the Colors layer. All of those shadows and highlights we worked on last time are still there, too. Now, with the jean on its own layer, we can play around with transparency, color, etc.Just by playing around with the layer mode menu, I got four interesting variations. I used screen, color dodge, soft light, and difference.Using the same method as the jean texture, I added a pattern to the shirt and suit, and a texture to the sweater. Make a new layer for each pattern/texture to make life a little easier. Play around with patterns, textures, colors, layer modes, etc. The possibilities in Photoshop are truly endless. And this is by no means a comprehensive understanding of Photoshop. I've really just scratched the surface of what can be done. This doll, for instance, was created using the same techniques I used above.


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By: Josh Christensen
September 17th marked the first day of the youth hunt in Michigan. I, like many fathers, took my son out into the woods in search of a deer. When I woke up at 5:30 I check my deer barometer to see that the deer should be moving. I then checked the temperature which read 63 degrees, not ideal but is what we had to work with.
I woke my son, Elijah, around 5:50 and let him know he had about ten minutes to get dressed before heading out to our blind. We had discussed the night before that he would eat his breakfast in the blind, so he could get as much sleep as possible. By 6:00 we were both ready to head out to the blind, the only problem was the skies opened up and it was raining. So many things raced through my mind at that moment…do I grab an umbrella, do we go back to sleep and go out in the afternoon, was the reading on the barometer high enough for us to get considerably wet walking out to the blind, will the rain stop soon…so many things.
Ultimately we decided to walk out to the blind. From our house to the blind we would need to walk through our field that had a small cornfield, a small Christmas tree farm, and a freshly tilled area that was recently planted with purple topped turnips. We walked through our yard and were almost to the small Christmas tree farm when Elijah was able to hear his first deer whistle. You know the one, it alarms all the deer that something is there that shouldn't be. Elijah quietly asked "What was that?" Then we heard it one more time as we advanced past the Christmas trees and to the two track that would lead us closer to our blind.
Once in the blind we closed all the windows and unpacked our backpack to get ready for our hunt. I explained to Elijah he had just heard a deer whistle and what deer use it for. I also let him know the rain probably covered up most of the sound and we should still hopefully be alright to hunt. This all took about fifteen minutes and at 6:15 we still had about 45 minutes before shooting light. So we kept the windows closed for another twenty minutes so Elijah could play on his electronic device and his dad could play on his phone.
Around 6:45ish we opened the windows and waited. Once it started to get light we saw a few squirrels and one deer. Later in the morning we saw a group of five female turkeys. One of which had a small thin beard about six inches long.
At 7:30 I radioed to the house and asked my wife if any deer where in the field behind the house, i.e. between her and us. The reason I asked was we had been seeing deer in the field around that time and then around 8:00 they would show up on one of the trail cams near the blind we were sitting in. She radioed back to let me know she could see only see one deer and it was bedded down in the field.
By 8:30 Elijah was ready to go back to the house, but it was still raining so I told him when it stops raining we would go in and if it didn't stop raining by 9:00 we would walk back in the rain; our clothes were still wet from the walk out to the blind. Well 9:00 rolled around and it was still raining so we got packed up and started walking back to the house. As we began to exit the woods along the two-track I spied something in the field between the Christmas trees and the wood line that wasn't usually there. We stopped and I glassed the object to find it was a doe bedded in the field looking into the woods/ swampy area.
A plan was hatched at that moment; Elijah and I would back track down the two-track and follow it around this portion of woods to the other place where it entered the field. Coming out the other end of the two-track would keep us from being spotted by the deer because the cornfield would be between us, concealing our movements. My thought was if we could sneak to the edge of the cornfield and work our way to the end of it Elijah might get the opportunity to make a shot on the deer.
We quietly walked the two-track back past the blind we sat in all morning and continued along the track. Somewhere along the track Elijah asked, "Will I have to stand to make the shot or will I lay down?" I explained I would sit down in front of him and rest the rifle on my shoulder while he knelt behind me to make the shot. We stopped to practice a few times (this isn't a shot I thought my ten year old would be taking so I hadn't had him practice a shot from that position). I also went over shot placement again and if she was still facing quartering away I would want him to make a shot that would go out her back shoulder. We also grabbed our ear muffs and placed them on our heads, but not over our ears yet.
As we walked the trail we passed our little pond that had fifteen or so wood ducks that took off in the direction of the field where the doe lay down. I thought that might be bad if they somehow alarmed the deer, but there was nothing we could do about it now so we continued on.
Once at the edge of the field I couldn't see the deer and wondered if she had left the field after seeing a small flock of wood ducks fly over. But within a second I knew she was still there. The rain stopped and almost instantaneously the deer stood and looked around. Elijah and I froze. I could see her head over the corn. We were at a much higher angle than I thought we would be, which would come into play later in our hunt. She scanned the field and then went back to eating from the tall grass around her.
I instructed Elijah to stay low and follow me. As we duck walked toward the corn field I thought how awesome of an experience this was for not only my ten year old son, but for me also. Once we reached the corn I could barely see through the stalks to where the deer was, but I could see her and if she looked in our direction she could see something behind the cornfield, which is exactly what she did. I thought the stalk was over for sure, but she didn't run away. In fact, she took a step towards us. I'm guessing she was waiting in the field for other deer to show up and she could see something was on the other side of the cornfield, but wasn't sure what.
She went back to eating a little bit and Elijah and I slipped on our ear muffs and slowly eased ourselves towards the corner of the cornfield where he might be able to get a shot. Once we were close to the corner, not quite there yet but close, the doe looked right at us. I wasn't sure what was going to happen, but I told Elijah not to move. He was right behind me and I had slipped the rifle up on my shoulder.
The deer was about 75 yards away at this point and then she started walking towards us, not running away. I thought, "This might get interesting." As she came towards us I asked Elijah if he had her in the scope. He whispered "No, it's too high." My shoulder was too high for this shot, which was angled down. I slowly moved my hand, which I was using to help steady the rifle for the shot, down and with that the rifle until it was low enough for Elijah to see the doe.
And still she kept coming. At this point I was hoping Elijah was able to see enough through the cornfield to get a shot. In a hushed tone I told Elijah "Shoot her in the chest", because that was the only shot available and she was only about thirty yards away. She had stopped advancing and was trying to figure us out; the thing on the other side of the corn stalks.
I heard the cock of the hammer and then the shot. The doe dropped where she was. I saw her go down, but Elijah lost sight of her because of the corn stalks. He quickly asked, "Did I get her!" I motioned to the area she was and said, "She's right there buddy!" And when he stood up he was able to see his deer. I'm not sure who was more excited. High fives were had and our smiles could have been seen from the moon!
To most people, this would have been a small doe and not worth mentioning and definitely not a trophy, but to my son and me that was the best hunt ever. To be able to share this experience together will be one I will never forget and will share just like any other "Trophy" hunt story.


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What is Easter?
Easter is a holiday which takes place every year on the Sunday following the 1st full moon (also 14th moon) after the spring equinox, the first day of spring according to the direct positioning of the sun on the Earth's equator . The moon following this sun is interchangeably referred to as a full moon or the 14th moon (adhering to the "14th moon" makes the celebration easily tracked since it not guaranteed to be full at the same time annually). On Easter, supposedly the resurrection of Christ is celebrated. This is the day christians believe Christ in flesh rose from the dead after just being nailed to a cross three days prior.
The questions that have been posed in regards to Easter celebration are:
Why would the day Christ rose from the dead be inconsistent in celebration?
What is the purpose of dyed eggs?
What is the symbolism of a bunny?
Growing up, I never knew. But it is said that the contemporary holiday derived from an ancient pagan (not to be depicted as wrong or bad, but unpopular) holiday in celebration of Ishtar (pronounced 'Ice-Star'), the goddess of love, fertility and heaven. Ishtar started her own religion which placed her at the center of worship. In the story of Ishtar, Ishtar, then known as Semiramis served as a queen of Babylon alongside her king/husband Cush. Cush and Semiramis had a child and called him Nimrod. After Cush's death, Nimrod replaced his father as King of Babylon and as husband of his mother, Semiramis. Nimrod was later killed and chopped into little itty bitty pieces and scattered across the land, all of which which were recovered with the exception of his penis. Because his penis was not recovered, his mother-wife, Semiramis, claimed he could not resurrect in flesh and instead his spirit was harvested by the rising sun and that Nimrod was to be referred to as Baal (the sun-god) going forward. Semiramis often openly spoke of the 28-day cycle the moon adheres to, and she taught (to her Kingdom) that she herself was a product of the moon-god, birthed from a "moon egg" dropped in the Euphrates river during the first full moon after the spring equinox or Paschal Moon. Ishtar is said to have been impregnated immaculately by the sun rays of Baal and later gave birth to her and her late son-husband's son, Tammuz, who happened to be fond of bunny rabbits. Tammuz was later killed by a wild pig, which is why it is tradition to eat ham on contemporary Easter Sunday. The modern 40-day lent period is said to have been established by Semiramis as a period of mourning her son-husband's death leading up to his spirit going to live in the sun. Traditions of Ishtar also included "sacred" prostitution and the sacrificing of children created in the act of prostitution to pay a debt (or for sins). Modern day studies will equate the Pagan holiday to a cover up for satanic rituals practiced and encourage by the world rulers.
Why is Easter not the celebration of Christ's Resurrection?
Well because No. 1: The whole concept is plagiarized. To be spiritual, we must be able to make connections between cosmos, nature, and man, because has it not be said and accepted that the creator or "God" is in everything? When we observe the Paschal moon, the spring equinox and Christ rising from the dead, we can identify a common concept of renewal. During a Paschal moon, the moon is made full, literally depicting the ending of one cycle and the beginning of another of a different energy (cosmically). Following the spring equinox, the land is reborn with the growth of new green land and the blossoming of colorful plants (hence the egg dye and new clothes), and many animals awaken from hibernation. In the bible the resurrection of Christ is symbolic of a new man or way of living. Thus bringing me to my second point, that the resurrection of Christ is a spiritual process that has to take place within (each of us) and that ultimately Christ is an attainable level of consciousness.
What is christ consciousness? Well, stayed tuned for next week's discussion. In the meantime do your own research that way we all have valuable points to offer. But all-in-all, Easter is not the celebration of the resurrection of Christ, which is why the symbolism makes little sense.


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Systematic improvement has us always learning
Scott Miker
I love to learn new things. I took a wine tour about a year ago at a local winery. While I enjoyed a little relaxation, time with my wife and some great wine, I was surprised that when we took a tour of the facility I was so entertained.
Part of it was the incredible true story about the property, but more than that, I started to realize that I just really enjoy learning something new. I learned about the history and famous criminals who took part in a shoot-out with police there in 1922. I learned about the process of making wine. I learned about the architecture of the various buildings.
For me learning something new provides more than entertainment. It constantly ties into systems thinking or provides outside examples of systems and processes. Often, the further away from the business world, the better the systems examples.
But most people that I meet disregard learning. They look at a continuing education course they need to keep their license with boredom and discontentment. They look at an educational tour as taking them away from their relaxation and entertainment, not an extension of it.
I felt the same way for years. I looked at education and learning as a necessary evil that I had to complete in order to move onto something better. I looked at challenges at work that forced me to explore something new, as an annoyance.
In What Do You Want To Create Today, by Dr. Bob Tobin, the author says, "I like to think of learning on the job as a type of compensation. The next time you have a big challenge, remember that you are getting paid while you learn. You spent money for the degree you earned in a formal educational program, but learning at work is often more valuable than the education you paid for. And it's better than free. You are getting paid to do it."
So if you start your journey of improvement using the systems and habits approach, you will likely find that all of the small changes you make require that you keep learning. You have to learn more about the food you eat if you are trying to get healthier and lose weight. You have to learn more about finances if you want to start to build wealth.
You have to learn more about education and various degrees if you decide to further your education. You have to learn more about yourself if you want to improve your communication skills.
Whatever it is that you want to improve, if you follow systematic improvement you will find that learning is one of the most important aspects of it. You have to keep learning and growing in order to keep making progress towards your goals.
By doing this you will start to change. You will start to become the person that you need to be in order to reach those new heights and accomplish those goals and dreams.
So instead of looking at learning as something that you do when forced, start to look at every chance to learn as a way to keep improving. You will acquire more knowledge and slowly over time implement new methods in order to succeed. And you will likely find hidden enjoyment in areas that you previously found boring or frustrating.