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Each year Harvard researchers estimate there are nearly 250,000 new Lyme disease infections-only 10 percent of which will be accurately diagnosed. One of the largest factors in misdiagnosis of Lyme is the presence of other tick-borne infections, which mask or aggravate the symptoms of Lyme disease as well as complicate treatment. Two of the most common and damaging Lyme coinfections are Bartonella and Mycoplasma. Distilling hundreds of peer-reviewed journal articles on the latest scientific research on Bartonella, Mycoplasma and Lyme disease, Stephen Buhner examines the complex synergy between these infections and reveals how all three can go undiagnosed or resurface after antibiotic treatment. He explains how these coinfections create cytokine cascades in the body - essentially sending the immune system into an overblown, uncontrolled response in much the same way that rheumatoid arthritis or cancer can. Detailing effective natural holistic methods centred on herbs and supplements he reveals how to treat specific symptoms, interrupt the cytokine cascades and bring the immune system back into balance as well as complement ongoing Lyme disease treatments. * Reveals how these conditions often go undiagnosed, complicate Lyme treatment and cause a host of symptoms - from arthritis to severe brain dysfunction * Outlines natural treatments for both infections, with herbs and supplements for specific symptoms and to combat overreactions of the immune system * Reviews the latest scientific research on Bartonella and Mycoplasma coinfections and how treatment with antibiotics is often ineffective
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DUBAI (Reuters) – Moderate cleric Hassan Rohani won Iran's presidential election on Saturday, the Interior Ministry said.He scored a surprising landslide victory over conservative hardliners without the need for a second-round run-off.The outcome will not soon transform Iran's long tense relations with the West, resolve an international crisis over its pursuit of nuclear power or lessen its support of Syria's president in the civil war there – matters of national security that remain the domain of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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This is a victory for reforms and all of us as reformists."Israel was skeptical on Saturday night that a Rohani electoral victory impacted the danger of a nuclear Iran. It noted that at the end of the day, the person in charge was Iran's supreme leader, the Ayatolah Khamenei, and not the country's elected president.The Foreign Ministry said, "The president elect in Iran had been shortlisted by the Ayatolah Khamenei, who has disqualified and removed candidates who did not conform to his extremist views."Iran's nuclear program has so far been determined by Khamenei, and not by Iran's president," the ministry said."After the elections, Iran will continue to be judged by its actions, in the nuclear sphere as well as on the issue of terror. Iran must abide by the demands of the international community to stop its nuclear program and cease the dissemination of terror throughout the world."According to a very senior Israeli official, the Iranian nation has signaled to his leader that it opposes the policies that lead to the sanctions against Tehran which made life much more difficult.The official called on the international community to increase the pressure against Iran if it fails to heed the international community's calls for Tehran to halt its nuclear program.Rohani will take up the presidency, the highest elected office in Iran's hybrid clericalrepublican system, in August.Security forces crushed protests following the 2009 election – several people were killed, and hundreds were detained. Mousavi and his fellow reformist candidate are still being held under housearrest.Authorities say the election was free and fair.Iranian authorities and the candidates themselves, including Rohani, discouraged large street rallies this time round to forestall any possible flare-up of violent instability in the sprawling OPEC member-state of 75 million people.Though an establishment figure, Rohani is a former chief nuclear negotiator known for his nuanced, conciliatory approach. He has pledged to promote a policy of "constructive interaction with the world," but no surrender to Western demands for a nuclear suspension, and enact a domestic "civil rights charter."Rohani could act as a bridge-builder between hardliners around Khamenei who reject any accommodation with the West and reformers marginalized for the last four years who argue that the Islamic Republic needs to be more pragmatic in its relations with the world and modernize at home in order to survive.His wide margin of victory revealed a widespread reservoir of reform sentiment with many voters, undaunted by restrictions on candidate choice and campaign rallies and seizing the chance to rebuke the unelected power elite over Iran's economic miseries, international isolation and crackdowns on secular lifestyles.In an apparent move to convey political continuity to both domestic and foreign audiences, Khamenei congratulated both the people of Iran for the high turnout in the polls and Rohani for his electoral success.Rohani's nearest rival was conservative Tehran Mayor Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, a long way behind with less than 16 percent. Other hardline candidates close to Khamenei, including current nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili, scored even lower.Iran's rial strengthened about 4% against the US dollar on Saturday after partial vote tallies pointed to an easy Rohani victory, websites tracking the currency said.Former British foreign secretary Jack Straw, who dealt with Rohani during nuclear negotiations between 2003 and 2005, called him a "very experienced diplomat and politician.""What this huge vote of confidence in Doctor Rohani appears to show is a hunger by the Iranian people to break away from the arid and selfdefeating approach of the past and for more constructive relations with the West," he said before Rohani's victory was declared."On a personal level I found him warm and engaging. He is a strong Iranian patriot and he was tough, but fair to deal with and always on top of his brief."Speaking before the Interior Ministry announcement, Suzanne Maloney, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, said Iran "appears to be on the verge of shocking the world."Rohani's campaign was endorsed by pragmatic former president Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani after the latter was barred from running by a state vetting body – out of concern, analysts said, that he could prove too powerful a rival to Khamenei.Rohani received another big lift when reformists led by expresident Mohammad Khatami swung behind him after their own lackluster candidate, Mohammad Reza Aref, withdrew to help consolidate the non-conservative vote.In contrast, several high-profile conservatives with close ties to powerful clergy and Revolutionary Guards chiefs failed to unite behind a single candidate, suffering what appeared to be a decisive split in their support base as a result.Rohani rose to international prominence as Iran's nuclear negotiator in talks with Britain, France and Germany from 2003 to 2005 that saw Iran agree to suspend nuclear fuel enrichment-related activities, tamping down Western pressure on Tehran.He left the post when Ahmadinejad came to office in 2005. 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Ottawa, November 5, 2013 – Every dollar that Canadians spend on beer generates $1.12 in the Canadian economy, according to a Conference Board of Canada report issued today, From Farm to Glass: The Value of Beer in Canada.
"Beer has been a part of Canadian life for hundreds of years," said Pedro Antunes, Director, National and Provincial Forecast. "The beer economy is a significant employer. No matter where people buy beer, they support jobs across the country."
The Conference Board estimates that total beer sales — including stores and on-premise-sales at restaurants, pubs, airports, trains, concerts and sporting events — averaged $12.3 billion annually between 2009 and 2011. Consumption accounted for $13.8 billion annually in economic activity during this period, equal to $1.12 for every dollar spent in real-dollar terms.
The beer economy in Canada is much larger than the brewers themselves — it includes retail sales, transportation and wholesale distribution, and the agricultural products needed to make beer. The beer economy supports more than 163,000 jobs across the country — one out of every 100 jobs.
Provinces such as Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia act as brewing hubs, while other parts of Canada supply grains, electric power, transportation and packaging.
The Atlantic provinces (with more than 10,000 jobs supported by the beer economy) have a number of large brewers in the region, but thousands of jobs are also supported through the supply chain, including paperboard manufacturing and in transportation.
Central Canada is the brewing hub of the country, home to the head offices of the three largest Canadian brewers. In addition, financial firms that support the industry are headquartered in the region, as are rental and insurance services. Almost 87,000 jobs in Ontario and Quebec are supported by the beer economy.
While the three Prairie provinces are not large brewers, they supply energy, water and grains for production, and support the distribution and warehousing of beer, supporting more than 20,000 jobs in total.
British Columbia has 72 breweries, second only to Ontario. Almost 19,000 jobs in B.C. and the three territories are due to beer consumption locally and across Canada.
Beer consumption generates $5.8 billion in annual tax revenues for federal, provincial, territorial and municipal governments. For every dollar spent, 44 cents goes to government in the form of personal income taxes, corporate income taxes and taxes on products (such as sales taxes).
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If Dwight Howard is going to be a Brooklyn Net anytime soon, either Magic and Nets are going to have to find another team to facilitate this or they are going to have to figure out a two-team trade. Something they have been unable to do for a year.
Talks are still going on to complete Dwight Howard blockbuster trade to the Brooklyn Nets but the Cleveland Cavaliers are now out of the picture, reports Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo Sports and the NBC Sports Network. That makes this deal much harder to pull off because the Magic want cap relief and the Nets do not want to take on the deals of both Brook Lopez and Kris Humphries. ESPN reports that the Bobcats have been mentioned as a potential third trading partner, although they have a long way to go.
Cleveland could be out in part because they could not come to an agreement with Humphries on a sing-and-trade. Cleveland had wanted to do a one-year deal, Humphries was thinking four and the two sides apparently could not reach a compromise.
But there may be more to it, ESPN reports.
Multiple league executives told ESPN.com on Sunday that there is growing reluctance among some teams to participate in the sort of three-team deal that would get Howard to Brooklyn, amid some league wide dissatisfaction that the Los Angeles Lakers were able to swing a deal for Steve Nash last week.
Being the cog in creating another super team in Brooklyn, with Deron Williams and Joe Johnson already in the mix, is not palatable to some teams concerned about competitive balance.
"You can talk about the new (luxury) tax all you want, but if the Lakers get Nash and the Nets get Howard, then what did the new CBA accomplish?" one GM said. "You have to realize part of long-term planning is making sure you don't help create teams you can't beat."
While this deal teeters and may fall, the Magic continued to talk to other teams, reports ESPN. The Lakers and Rockets were interested but not close to a deal, still talks are going on. But they are a long way from reality.
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watched the video for this...nice selection of art...(fantasy art images, frames from movies) ...electronica and beats...analog sounding synths..nice flow and production on the track, female vocal was good (from?)...did you ever find a vocalist from Swansea?...would be nice to hear...enjoyed the slide show guys. Hope all is well with each of you :)
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AHHH reminds me of my Hacienda days in manchester.Like the drum machine sound always love that sound,programmed enough of em lol.Class old school house piano in there lads korg M1 sound alike.Enjoyed the ride.Keep em coming.
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Who can resist a little seduction! Had to have a boogie round the house to this. Great full sound guys and gets a thumbs from us. For some strange reason we can´t often play your tracks but this one plays fine. Always try to listen and clearly a problem our end as no-one else mentions it. Will try some of your others again....
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This song is so cool, back to the oriental roots as with Rogue Shadow and I love it! There is that mighty Yamaha piano synth again, wow and the vocals are really mysterious... This is great stuff! Rated!
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We are currently concentrating on working with Wolf and Dragons, but we will be uploading more Forbidden Colours material soon. http://www.mp3unsigned.com/Wolf_and_Dragons. Forbidden Colours are a Swansea (South Wales, UK) based band who discovered synthesisers in 1979 and, after years of study have finally found the little button that turns them on. We are Mark Newton and Andy Jonah, a control freak and fat boy respectively. We have been influenced by many people, including our bank manager, the electricity board and a hypnotist named the amazing Mesmo. We would describe our music as having been written by us, musically, using some instruments in a style which is usually the complete opposite of what we started out to write, but which, nonetheless is surprisingly good. We hope one day to pioneer the practice of playing air-synths. We are possibly the only Welshmen in existence who can't sing (we were thrown out of the choir for shoving), but we're not that worried because the music is the thing. When not writing music we generally tend to stare off into space listening to whatever tunes our inner DJ's spin in our heads. Contrary to everything written here, we do take our music seriously. Biographies, on the other hand... Mark Newton: Vocals (well he calls them vocals), Vocoder, Lead guitar, Synthesisers, Samplers, Percussion Andy Jonah: Backing vocals, Vocoder, Bass guitar, Synthesisers, Samplers, Percussion (tea and welsh cakes) We are currently looking for a Swansea based vocalist, male, female, transgender or even hermaphrodite. (We don't care just so long as you can carry a tune in a bucket.) e-mail:firstname.lastname@example.com
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After playing with James Blake for years, electronic producer Rob McAndrews, aka Airhead, is peeking out of the shadows with his sensuous debut album.
By Larry Fitzmaurice , June 3, 2013
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Airhead: "Wait"
Electronic artists are often a reticent lot, and initially, Rob McAndrews seemed to fit that stereotype. As Airhead, the 24-year-old producer released a few singles over the last couple of years, both on his own and with childhood friend and like-minded sound warper James Blake. For a while, McAndrews' only official press photo showed him hunched over a guitar, face mostly obscured; he didn't give interviews, and the first two years of his Twitter account's existence saw him crafting a grand total of three non-descriptive tweets. "Maybe electronic artists are just used to spending too much time in our bedrooms by ourselves," McAndrews offers as an explanation during our conversation last month. "I always feel awkward in front of a camera, even if I'm on holiday with my girlfriend. She wants to take pictures, and I'm just there going, 'Ahhh!'"
Despite his camera-shy tendencies, when I meet McAndrews at the Standard Hotel in Manhattan's East Village, he offers an eager, sincere smile. Which is understandable, because he's got a lot to be happy about these days: He's currently touring the world as the guitarist in Blake's band, and his debut full-length as Airhead, For Years, is out June 25 via R&S. The album's title possesses a clever double-meaning, referring to how long it took McAndrews to amass the material; the Yeah Yeah Yeahs-sampling "Wait", which came out as a single last year, has existed in finished form since 2009. "I'm not very good at forcing my music into people's hands," he says.
Airhead: "Milkola Bottle" (via SoundCloud)
During our hour-long chat in the barren hotel bar, the weather outside toggles between storm clouds and sunny skies, and McAndrews' music shares those unstable elemental tendencies. For Years transitions from distorted samples of Cat Power and Karen O, to molecular techno, to contemplative ambience-- sometimes, all within the same track.
A teenage classic rock acolyte who would spend days watching Woodstock DVDs, McAndrews became interested in electronic music when a friend's older cousin introduced him to the oddly shaped hip-hop of L.A.'s Anticon label, especially the now-defunct avant-rap outfit cLOUDDEAD. Eventually, post-rock groups like Do Make Say Think and Godspeed You! Black Emperor entered his headspace as well. "I used to love listening to that stuff while sitting in front of a computer," he says. "It fits well in that environment, which I'm sure it wasn't intended for."
McAndrews grew up in the Wood Green district of north London, attending school with Blake and Blake's live drummer Ben Assiter in the nearby borough of Enfield, where the trio spent time bashing out Nirvana covers and the usual 12-bar riffage. At one point, the trio considered themselves a band ("we were called the Scene, which was pretty embarrassing-- although if I had my way, it would have been a lot worse"), performing covers of Stevie Wonder's "Superstition" and the Velvet Underground's "I'm Waiting for the Man". "It was right before James' voice broke," he says, grinning at the thought.
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While attending university, McAndrews and Blake would send each other songs they were working on, a process that resulted in the happy accident of McAndrews contributing the pivotal guitar lick to the centerpiece of Blake's 2011 self-titled debut, "Lindisfarne". During a summer holiday, the pair worked on music together, which resulted in 2010's collaborative single "Pembroke" as well as "Knives", For Years' rustling closer. "It feels very natural," McAndrews says about working with his long-time chum. "We sit in a room and we don't necessarily have to say too much to each other. It's nice."
"It took a few years before I realized that I could
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Pitchfork: Do you come from a musical family?
Rob McAndrews: My father grew up obsessed with Eric Clapton and Cream, and my mother was a piano teacher. When I was five, she was training to become a teacher, so she needed someone to practice on, and I was that someone. So every time I sat down to practice on my own, she would come in and it would turn into a lesson. We ended up getting into so many fights. So I picked up the cello and the guitar and carried on playing those instead. When I first played my father my music, he had no idea what it was, but both my parents have started coming to James' shows. They're starting to understand what it's all about.
Pitchfork: What was the first concert you ever attended?
RM: The Vines, around the time that [2002's Highly Evolved] came out. My sister took me-- she's nine years older than me, so it was practically babysitting for her. She only went because I wanted to go. I don't know what that says about me.
Airhead: "Pyramid Lake"
Pitchfork: For someone who works within dance music's confines, guitars appear on your tracks quite frequently.
RM: The guitar's always felt natural to me. When I was younger, it was amazing to listen to something on a CD and then recreate how it sounded. I didn't really get that with listening to a Bach cello suite. When I first started making music on a computer, I'd make an electronic drum beat and it wouldn't sound very good, but then I'd play guitar and be like, "Oh, that's really nice." It took a few years before I realized that I could bring the two together. That's when I started enjoying making music on a computer.
Pitchfork: Dance music moves pretty quickly in terms of stylistic trends. Given that the music you're releasing is similar to what you and James were doing several years ago, are you worried about appearing out-of-step?
RM: It's never been a concern. I just write the music I want to hear, and when it comes out, it comes out. I'm in a very fortunate position to be doing stuff with James, because it means that, in terms of my own music, I'm not under pressure to release stuff and go touring. I'm not sure how out-of-sync my music is with current trends, because it's hard to keep up nowadays. But the music I've been working on at the moment is more club-friendly, just because I've been DJing more.
James Blake: "Digital Lion" (via SoundCloud)
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RM: It was crazy. Beforehand, I was like, "God, I can't believe this is happening." Then, we walked in and [Eno] said, "Fancy a cup of tea?" He's just the nicest person. Really friendly and calm, laid back. He guides things in such an amazing way that you don't even know what's going on. He'd bring out instruments and be like, "Why don't you try playing on this?" He had this crazy Moog guitar that made a lot of the sounds on "Digital Lion". As I was playing it, I had no idea how to control it, but somehow, sound was coming out of it. Through knowing James and being on tour with him, I've realized that the people who are at the top of their game are normal people, which has been really reassuring to see.
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A few months ago, I wrote a column for USA TODAY in which I advised small businesses to not use Twitter. Blasphemous yes, but my point was that, especially in this economy, you have to be careful about where you put your efforts because there is little room for error. Was Twitter the best use of your time? I wasn't convinced.
The Twitterati didn't like that one bit.
And then something interesting happened: That column received more play and more feedback — by far — than anything else I had ever written. Why? Because it went viral on Twitter.
Lesson learned.
There's no doubt social media sites such as Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn are changing the face of business generally and small business in particular. Social media is powerful, immediate, inexpensive, and can be high-impact. It's the word-of-mouth advertising of the 21st century.
One person who gets that is Portlander Tara Reed (TaraReedDesigns.com). Reed is a gifted artist with an eye for both watercolors and business (maybe not surprising given she has a degree in marketing). And these days she uses that know-how not only to license her own products — her designs can be found in stores everywhere and on everything from dishes and kitchen textiles, to fabric, rubber stamps, garden flags and much more — but also to teach other artists how to license their art.
And that's where social networking comes in.
Whether it's her 2,500 followers on Twitter (@ArtistTaraReed), her constantly updated Facebook page, or her popular blog, Reed has grown her business significantly by expanding into social media. She uses it to corral new clients, meet mentors, expand e-business and plump profits. "Social media is a fun and free way to connect with your market and if done right, can really help your bottom line," she told me.
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Chris Nordyke is also a believer. An insurance agent in Corvallis, Nordyke says that thanks to social media he now gets one to two new clients a month. In fact, he loves social media for lots of reasons. "It significantly increases our customer loyalty, our discoverability and our speed of handling questions, service requests, and so on," he says. "We're extremely visible, and that helps establish trust."
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Pa. troopers hope technology cracks '68 murder case
By Kathleen Brady Shea
Philadelphia Inquirer
CHESTER, Pa. — On Nov. 18, 1968, a state trooper on routine patrol found a body that appeared to have been dumped in a Chester County field along the westbound lanes of the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
More than 40 years later, the trooper's colleagues are still trying to identify the man - and hoping that technology recently made available to law enforcement might reveal new evidence.
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