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We all know that parsley is the most widely used herb. Despite its excellent taste, parsley is potent diuretic that effectively treats various kidney issues, urinary infections etc.
This herb is excellent for preventing water retention in the body:
Today we will present you an amazing recipe for parsley tea that will eliminate the excess water from the body and improve the function of your urinary tract.
- 1liter of water
- 5 chopped parsley stalks
Into a liter of boiling water add the chopped parsley. Remove the pot from the heat and let it stay for 20 min (blend well from time to time). Strain it and your miracle beverage is ready for drinking.
Parsley is extremely powerful diuretic which helps in the process of elimination of harmful substances, waste, bacteria and toxins from the body.To eat healthy, fight bloating and lose weight at the same time check this perfect 3 week diet regimen!
The presence of antioxidant properties in this herb fight against free radicals – thus decreasing the risk for different dangerous diseases, including cancer.
1liter is the recommended daily dose of parsley tea. Do not exceed with the consumption despite its beneficial and healthy effects.
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Wednesday, September 5, 2012
New Bead Show
I have been busy getting ready for the Heart of California Bead and Adornment Expo in Fresno, California on Saturday, September 22 and Sunday, September 23. Trying to juggle an online store and doing shows is quite a job! I have always been an effeciency freak, so I'm pretty well organized. In between making beads, photographing, editing and listing, filling orders, doing online marketing...there's a garden full of vegetables to be preserved! Only one or 2 more things to can, Bread and Butter Pickles and tomatoes...if we get enough before the cold weather sets in.
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Supernature 25! from Audio Dregs Recordings on Vimeo.
Friday, February 26, 2010
everybody get down tonight
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
ames gerould
our friend ames dips in and out around town. snip snapping this and that but you wouldn't know because he's stealthy, ninja-style.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Don't Fear the Weaver
Monday, February 15, 2010
sword and fern
i guess 2010 is going to be about haute girls who make jewelry, clothing and music. apparently we are running this town and a town near you? last night rafael and i dj'd at holocene for a special, couples valentine's show. we met these nice girls who also played and who happen to own the shop sword and fern down the street from us. i like our generation. something about running things together and connecting with community..this is our life, our city, our planet..we gotta make it what we want it to be ya know? synchronize our watches, get in the ship and set the compass to where we want to go. y'all i'm getting up and about to preach the sermon of love and togetherness. fuck it, why not? amen.
Saturday, February 13, 2010
red hot hearts all around
guys, we did it! our first rad summer dress has been made and delivered! it's called the 'Serena Williams At Nite' dress. inspired by the great tennis player, we wanted to see what she looked like behind a thin vail of lace. there's a limited edition of 20 in the diamond lace and also a rose lace. it's stretchy and cozy for layering or not (spelled haute') i will take more pics later so u can see the delicious muscle tee back. there are some in the store but we are also taking orders for all black or red trim too. love you xoxoox
Thursday, February 11, 2010
i been feeling this way and then alexander...rip
and also better late than never...just ran across this super awesome mix tape by gavin russom here
it was posted last year on 20jazzfunkgreats. nice, zone-y jamz while scanning old photos and drinking tea to the evenings rise. the transitions people. we are after all only humans.
1. Shaker Traditional Hymn-I Will Fight and Never Slack
2. Trio Bulgarka-Slunste Zaide (At Sunset) -
3. Haitian Ceremonial Music-Rhythme Rassemblement
4. West Indies Spiritual Baptist Traditional Song
5. Meredith Monk – Selection From Vessel: an Opera Epic
6. Karcharpaya Kantu – Andean Ritual Music
7. Guajira Ven – No1 De No1
8. PCP – Jane and Jeff Hudson
9. His Name is Alive-Hope
10. Kate Bush-How to be Invisible
11. Abdourahman Surizehi-Allahu -
12. The Mahavishnu Orchestra-You Know, You Know
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
birthday girl cakes
not only was sunday the sabbath and international chill out day..it also happened to be ms valentine falcon's bday. and u know we don't just sit around on our hands when it's the PRESIDENT OF LIBERATION'S bday ! we get out there and make appointments with very important tattoo people, we special order commes des garcon perfumes and find all the bamboo towels in the city. then of course pick up some framboise and a couple cans of fancy feast on the way over.. our prez requested candlelit poker and so we did.
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Sakiyo Tobita & The Medium Necks
sunday is my favorite day of the week because it's for chilling out, listening to records, cooking, perusing magazines, the interweb and gobbling up gifts from afar. today is especially lovely because not only is it valentine's birthday(we'll be eating the most delicious vegan cake ala ruth in a few hours) but my package from afar was from one of my most special friends sakiyo tobita! she is one of the raddest girls in tokyo..not only does she make beautiful clothing and music under the moniker 'the medium necks' she also is a singer in a band called 'Helll' with our old friend jeff fuccillo(of Irving Klaw Trio fame) i really relate to her because she is one of us. she makes music, art, clothing, food and so on and so on.. i will be putting out a couple of her dresses and tops, flame necklaces and 'chiisai san' (little bears) tomorrow at the store so get ready to get super cute!


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UFC 133, which is headlined by the light heavyweight rematch between Rashad Evans and Tito Ortiz and the middleweight battle between Vitor Belfort and Yoshihiro Akiyama, airs live on Pay-Per-View from the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania at 9pm ET / 6pm PT. Fans can also tune in to Spike TV at 8pm ET / 5pm PT to see live UFC 133 preliminary bouts, and those who "like" the UFC on Facebook can see the rest of the prelim bouts at 5:45 pm ET / 2:45 pm PT.
Rashad Evans (204.4) vs. Tito Ortiz (205.8)
Vitor Belfort (185.4) VS Yoshihiro Akiyama (184.6)
Dennis Hallman (170.8) VS Brian Ebersole (170.6)
Jorge Rivera (184.6) VS Costa Philippou (185.2)
Rory MacDonald (170.6) VS Mike Pyle (170.8)
Matt Hamill (206) VS Alex Gustafsson (204.4)
Chad Mendes (145.8) VS Rani Yahya (145.2)
Ivan Menjivar (138*) VS Nick Pace (135.8)
Johny Hendricks (170.8) VS Mike Pierce (171)
Mike Brown (146) VS Nam Phan (145)
Rafael Natal (185.4) vs. Paul Bradley (185.2)
*Pace has agreed to fight Menjivar at 138 pounds
Official UFC 133 Weigh In Results
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Ingrid Betancourt
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Tickets are selling fast for IMOW's latest Extraordinary Voices, Extraordinary Change Speaker Series featuring Ingrid Betancourt. Purchase yours today!
Former Colombian Senator and activist Ingrid Betancourt tells the story of her six and a half years of captivity in the Colombian jungle. Join us as she discusses her much-anticipated memoir, Even Silence Has an End: My Six Years of Captivity in the Colombian Jungle. Learn more>>
Ingrid Betancourt will appear in conversation with Jeanne Carstensen, managing editor of The Bay Citizen, a nonprofit news organization in San Francisco that covers civic issues and produces the Bay Area pages of the New York Times.
Event details: Thursday, October 28, 2010 from 7:00pm, followed by book sale and signing with Book Passage. Schwab Center, 211 Main Street (at Howard), San Francisco, California. Seating is limited. Reserve your tickets now! An RSVP is required. For more information email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 415-543-4669 ext. 27.
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Serial Killers a Product of Their Environment with Jeff Mudgett
Get Free iOS apps by email! http://bit.ly/FREEAPPS Jeff is the great-great-grandson of infamous serial killer H.H. Holmes, born Herman Webster Mudgett. Holmes is known for stalking Chicago's streets for victims, mainly female, during the 1893 World Fair. What many don't know, however, are the many links that tie Holmes to another infamous killer of the day - Jack the Ripper. Jeff explores the possibility that Holmes and the Ripper were one in the same in his novel, Bloodstains. Click here to buy Bloodstains:http://amzn.to/nN5cQk
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Labour believes it can convince voters the SNP – and especially the First Minister – should carry the can for an NHS in crisis
PROFESSOR Malcolm MacLeod is pausing for a very quick breather before an afternoon clinic for patients who have just had a mini stroke. His job is to see them as quickly as possible. The sooner the patients receive treatment, the less likely they are to suffer a more severe episode that could result in serious disability.
As he stands in one of the most modern hospitals in Europe, MacLeod waxes lyrical about the astonishing medical advances that ensure so many stroke patients make a full recovery.
But despite the up-to-date facilities and the remarkable medication and techniques at his disposal, MacLeod is deeply concerned about the state of the NHS.
"It is fair to say that this month the NHS is in a state of crisis. Every year we get busier and busier. But it is always worse at this time of year," said MacLeod, a consultant at the Forth Valley Royal Hospital in Larbert.
According to MacLeod, the NHS in Scotland is suffering from an acute shortage of beds. Doctors are being pulled away from their normal duties to cope with the influx of elderly patients arriving at hospital laid low by winter bugs. Often confused and disorientated, their existing medical conditions are complicated by the ravages of winter and its annual onslaught of viruses.
Clinicians are running around "like blue-arsed flies" doing their utmost to keep on top of their rapidly expanding case loads. Private contractors are being brought in to meet waiting times targets, while cash shortages hamper the recruitment of consultants. Scotland's hospitals are straining at the seams.
Doctors and nurses desperately want winter to pass. It is only then that things will begin to calm down. Then they can start to contemplate sorting out some of the minor administrative cock-ups that inevitably arise when a system is under severe stress. They may even find a little time to think about planning for the next crisis.
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As winter fades away with the coming of the spring, the political heat will pick up dramatically as the general election looms.
The winter crisis will be over. But the political argy-bargy over the state of the NHS will be at the heart of the campaign.
As MacLeod's description of a creaking system suggests, the NHS is in need of radical surgery. The political parties are only too aware of this and over the next few weeks they will set out how they intend to take up the never-ending challenge of NHS reform.
This weekend, the newly installed Scottish Labour leader, Jim Murphy, signals that he intends to fight the general election in the hospitals, wards, intensive care units, old folks homes and doctors' surgeries that make up Scotland's NHS.
Like all politicians, Murphy knows that every member of the electorate is a patient or potential patient. The NHS touches everybody. Votes, and indeed elections, can be won and lost over the health service.
As far as Murphy is concerned, he strongly believes there are votes for Labour in attacking the SNP's record on health.
Over the next few weeks, Scottish Labour will focus on the SNP's health record, because it sees it as a weakness for First Minister Nicola Sturgeon. It is a line of attack that Murphy's strategists believe will be particularly effective.
From 2007 until 2012, Sturgeon was Alex Salmond's health secretary. Her tenure ended when she was succeeded by Alex Neil and she was moved to lead the Scottish Government's referendum strategy.
"Nationalists know it is a potential weak point – particularly for the First Minister, given her stewardship of the NHS. She knows where the bodies are buried," remarked one Labour strategist, suggesting that health decisions made under Sturgeon's watch could come back to haunt the SNP.
"She is, after all, the politician who gave up on health in order to fight the referendum."
Although regarded as a highly competent health secretary who was liked by health professionals, it has been suggested that a few tricky issues were put on the back-burner during her tenure.
There is concern that Sturgeon was too preoccupied with the SNP's populist agenda of universalism that saw the Scottish Government commit itself to free personal care for the elderly and roll out free prescriptions.
This was done while failing to tackle the crucial challenge of how to use finite resources to fund a complex and indescribably expensive behemoth, which is having to cope with an ever increasing demand from patients who are living longer than ever before.
Although Murphy has also committed himself to the costly principle of universalism, the Labour leader believes that the NHS will be a fruitful area for him as May comes nearer.
Heading towards a UK election, Murphy is banking on his idea that using Barnett consequentials from Labour's Mansion Tax will fund his NHS election promises, such as his promise to provide 1,000 new nurses.
For Murphy, concentrating on the Mansion Tax has two important attractions. Not only does it offer an explanation for how he can afford his health pledges, but it also turns Scottish NHS funding into a relevant issue going into a Westminster election.
By linking the Scottish health service to a UK tax, Murphy can argue that a Labour government can make a difference to Scottish healthcare, despite the issue being almost entirely devolved to Holyrood.
Scotland's separate health service has meant it has been sheltered from UK health reforms such as the controversial Health and Social Care Act 2012, which has led to fears of heavier private sector involvement in the NHS south of the Border.
Scotland has also chosen not to follow English reforms that have seen patients, in discussion with their doctors, given more choice over which hospitals and treatments are the most suitable for their conditions.
Attacking the SNP's NHS record will be at the heart of a Labour strategy that aims to hold the SNP to account for the last eight or so years it has spent in government.
According to Murphy, the SNP has escaped scrutiny because it has managed to portray itself as the party of opposition to Westminster.
Explaining his strategy, Murphy said he aimed to put the SNP "properly into government in the public's eyes".
"They have been both the incumbent and the insurgent all these years. We want to deny them the opportunity to be both the incumbent and insurgent. [We want] to place them into government and attach them to their own mistakes. In different ways that's what we have been seeking to do… whether it comes to their record on the NHS, the winter crisis or fracking."
Labour's strategy has been supported by the focus group work that Murphy has been doing since he replaced Johann Lamont as leader.
Repeatedly, the NHS has been raised as an issue, reinforcing Murphy's view that he has found Sturgeon's Achilles Heel.
Describing the NHS as one of the SNP's "big weaknesses", Murphy said: "What comes up in the focus groups time and time again, is health and the NHS. A sense that they have been in power for nearly eight years and yet the rate of growth of spending in the NHS is less than David Cameron's. I think when you share that fact with people in the focus groups, first of all there is a scratching of the head in bewilderment and at the end of the conversation there is a genuine sense of, 'How can that be right that it is happening in Scotland?'"
Murphy's statement is based on analysis by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), which calculated that between 2009/10 and 2015/16 spending on the NHS in England will have risen by four per cent in real terms despite an overall fall of 13 per cent in English departmental spending.
According to the IFS, there was a contrasting story in Scotland where spending on the NHS in Scotland will have fallen by one per cent over the same period – despite Scotland's budget being protected by the Barnett Formula.
The SNP may be riding high in the polls, but there are some signs that concerns about its stewardship of the NHS are gaining some traction.
When the Scottish Cabinet went to Dumfries and Galloway last week for its first away-trip of the New Year, ministers faced some rumblings of discontent.
A public discussion in Dumfries saw complaints about bed-blocking, the phenomenon that sees elderly patients stuck in hospital when they are well enough to go home because there are no social care beds available for them.
This lack of slack in the system is just one of several NHS "pressure points" that Murphy intends to highlight over the coming weeks. For clinicians it is an absolutely critical issue. According to one leading doctor, the problem stemmed from the notion family doctors would take pressure out of the system by performing more routine tasks that had traditionally been done in hospital.
But with GPs changing tack to an approach based more around preventative medicine, bed-blocking remained an issue.
The Scottish Government's solution has been to integrate the commissioning and delivery of adult health and social care under a single budget. While many support such a move, there is frustration that it is taking time to bear fruit.
The role currently played by GPs, who are facing their own recruitment problems, will also be part of the strategy adopted by Labour. There are frustrations over a lack of GP availability with recent research from the Reform Scotland think-tank revealing that many thousands of patients are unable to see the doctor on the day of their choice, with long waits for an appointment.
The gradual move away from a Dr Finlay-style on-call service has led to Labour calling for a front line fund to ensure a "seven days a week" NHS.
The lack of GP cover at evenings, weekends and holidays has had a knock-on effect on hospital accident and emergency departments, which have been struggling to cope over the winter.
Reports of patients waiting for up to 12 hours – three times longer than the official target in accident and emergency units – have been made in five different health board areas. Some of the longest waits were in Greater Glasgow and Clyde hospitals, with one patient being kept in a resuscitation unit for 24 hours before a suitable bed was found.
Dozens of operations were cancelled to make way for emergencies, and on one recent Sunday, 58 patients were kept on trolleys in one west Scotland department. Aberdeen Royal Infirmary has also come in for criticism with reports identifying A&E treatment times being missed, cancer waiting targets missed, fewer nurses to beds than in other hospitals and that patient safety could be at risk.
These problems have been recognised by the newly appointed Health Secretary, Shona Robison, who last week established a national review into the way that GPs provide out-of-hours care.
As the election approaches, the political parties are finding the time to work out their NHS strategies. For those on the front-line, there is no such luxury.
"One of the things that goes when you have fire-fighting is any sort of form of medium to long-term planning," said MacLeod. "If you have got clinical managers in hospital and managers of clinical services who are being pulled hither and yon to sort out today's bed crisis, then any long term planning and strategy is difficult."


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Life is too relaxing – 4th day in Vietnam
Over the past four days of my vacation in Vietnam, I've finally experience the "slowing down of time" again. My days were decently productive, with many options of delicious foods … Continue reading
WEEK 15: Conversation with Artist – I Tan Wong
I Tan Wong's gallery was unique. I love the idea of projecting her movements on the wall. It is simple, yet it was able to give the gallery another dimension. … Continue reading
WEEK 15: Conversation with Classmate – Anna Floresca
Anna is a freshman at CSULB. Similar to me, she is also a pre-nursing major and a crafter. As you can predict, we spent the majority of our time talking … Continue reading
WEEK 13: Conversation with Artist
Unlike other colorful paintings and drawings around it, "Cyclical Nature" by Jeff Dull stands out because of its mysteriousness. In his painting, it seems that there are only four basic … Continue reading
WEEK 13: Conversation with a Classmate – Diana Martinez
I sat in every ART 110 lectures since day one. Every week, Professor Zucman would announce the first placed student in the class. There were many times I heard Diana's … Continue reading
WEEK 12: Teach One – How to Crochet an Infinity Scarf
For this week's activity, I will teach you how to crochet a fun and simple project. An infinity scarf to warm your winter!
WEEK 12: Conversation with Artist – Timothy Cooper
"Something that means something"… Hum… This piece of art is so simple; yet the ideas it represents make us think. This artwork consists of a many white ceramic plates putting … Continue reading
WEEK 12: Conversation with Classmate – Nicole Ilagan
Nicole Ilagan is a second year college student. She is majoring in Film. Nicole told me that film was a new passion for her. Since she was little, her mother … Continue reading
WEEK 11: My Turn – Back in Time: Crochet
I personally love this week's activity. Crochet and polymer clay are my best friends since high school. For this week's activity, I couldn't play with my polymer clays because it … Continue reading


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Andrew Hawley
Senior Trade Mark Attorney
Andrew is a Chartered UK and Registered European Trade Mark Attorney and is a member of the Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys.
Andrew is a Senior Trade Mark Attorney and advises in all aspects of trade mark searching, clearance and advice, as well as in the prosecution of UK, EU and foreign trade mark applications. Andrew also advises in trade mark opposition, invalidation and revocation proceedings before the UK and EU Intellectual Property Offices, as well as infringement and passing off.
Andrew has particular experience in advising Japanese corporations in the automotive, electronic, telecommunication and cosmetic fields. Andrew has also wide experience in advising clients in the aeronautical and financial sectors.
Prior to joining HGF, Andrew worked at another leading UK trade mark firm, as well as in the in-house trade mark department of a multinational tobacco company. Andrew obtained an honours degree in law from the University of Warwick, UK before going on to receive a Post-Graduate Certificate in IP Law.


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Strategies for Taking Amazing Travel Photos from Your Smartphone
With the advancement of smartphone cameras in recent years, conventional cameras may as well be a thing of the past. Whether you're exploring exotic locales or documenting once-in-a-lifetime experiences, why carry around that bulky old camera when your lightweight, easy-to-use smartphone can capture and instantly share astounding travel photos within seconds? Amazing Travel Photos Below are seven ways to help you get the most out...
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Left wing Bob Joyce cleared National Hockey League waivers yesterday and was assigned by the Washington Capitals to the Baltimore Skipjacks of the American Hockey League.
Joyce, 24, the No. 4 selection of the Boston Bruins in the 1984 draft, has been bothered by a knee injury most of the season. He had completed a two-week conditioning assignment with the Skipjacks on Sunday, and was placed on waivers by Washington on Monday.
Traded to the Capitals in 1989 for Dave Christian, Joyce has seven goals and six assists in 19 games with the Skipjacks. He will return to the Baltimore lineup in a home game tomorrow (7:35 p.m.) against the Southern Division-leading Rochester Americans.


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Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 44:43 — 30.7MB)Host Randy Shore welcomes Vancouver Craft Beer Week organizer Chris Bjerrisgaard in the studio and craft beer writer Joe Wiebe joins the discussion via Skype from Victoria, B.C. Joe Wiebe is the author of Craft Beer Revolution, The Insider's Guide to B.C. Breweries, available on Amazon.ca by clicking the title link.
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Welcome to the September e-bulletin which gives Governors news and information about our organisation and what is going on in the NHS.
You should have now received the updated version of 'Your Statutory Duties: A reference guide for NHS Foundation Trust Governors' issued by Monitor which reflects the new roles and responsibilities of governors as set out in the Health and Social Care Act 2012.
Some of you attended the recent Governors' Board Up-date Meeting and following your request received a briefing about CQUINs (Commissioning for Quality and Innovation) - the payment framework which enables commissioners to reward excellence, by linking a proportion of English healthcare providers' income to the achievement of local quality improvement goals.
We have just held our latest round of Divisional Consultant Meetings. At these meetings consultants have been in discussions around the development of the new performance figures which will show the performance of individual consultants. This is a development of work started by Heart Surgeons in recent years. Consultants are now working and looking at ideas as to what these will be and how they will be developed.
As you are aware, this year's Annual Members' Meeting takes place on Tuesday 1st October between 1.00 - 4.00 pm in the Nowgen Centre on Grafton Street (MRI). Board presentations will begin at 1.30 pm and from 2.30 pm there is a valuable opportunity for you to speak and engage with the members who elected you to represent them. The theme this year is Proud to Care for You with staff running information stands about the innovative and high quality care provided by all our hospitals and community services and I look forward to seeing you there.
You should have all received a copy of our Foundation Focus Newsflash which features Agimol Pradeep who you may recall presented to you at our recent Governor Development Sessions (Summer Lunch Events) about raising awareness of the Organ Donation and Transplantation programme in South Asian communities. Two of our Governors (Ivy and Richard) also share their personal transplant experiences in this edition.
A copy of our latest newsletter and past editions can be found on our Foundation Trust News webpage (www.cmft.nhs.uk/foundation-trust/latest-news)
Another date of note in October is the 16th October when it will be our next Council of Governors' Meeting and I hope to see you there.
If there is anything I can do to assist you in your role as a Governor, please contact me on 0161 276 8661 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Trust Appointed as the Local Branch of the NIHR Clinical Research Network
It has just been announced that we are one of just 15 NHS Trusts/FoundationTrusts in England to be appointed to run a local branch of the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Clinical Research Network.
The NIHR Clinical Research Network is the clinical research delivery arm of the NHS. It provides funding to hospitals and surgeries to pay for research nurses, scans, X-rays and other costs associated with carrying out clinical research in the NHS.
Since April, the NIHR Clinical Research Network has been carrying out a rigorous selection process to identify the NHS Trusts/Foundation Trusts to run its 15 local branches across England.
The process was open to all NHS Trusts and Foundation Trusts in the region.
As the chosen Trust for the Greater Manchester area, we will be awarded a five year contract from the Department of Health through the NIHR, and will take responsibility for distributing £19 million of funding per year, to support clinical research across the whole area.
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Nursing and Midwifery Conference 2013
At the beginning of September hundreds of nurses and midwives came together to celebrate the launch of the recently developed values and behavioural framework which is being introduced to ensure a consistent caring approach by all our 5,000 nurses and midwives.
Last year our nurses and midwives developed their core values and commitments to deliver great care with dignity and compassion. During 2013 they have developed a behavioural framework to ensure the delivery of those values and to support them in holding each other to account.
This framework was launched at the 2nd Annual Nursing & Midwifery Conference "The Art and the Science of Nursing and Midwifery practice".
Also announced on the day were the six winners of our own internal GEM (Going the Extra Mile) Awards. These are new awards which have been introduced to recognise our nursing and midwifery colleagues across the organisation.
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Genetic Test Speeds up Diagnosis for Children with Cataracts
A blood test for children born with cataracts will allow faster diagnosis and more personalised treatment, according to researchers from Manchester.
The team, from the Centre for Genomic Medicine a collaboration between our Trust and The University of Manchester, have developed a test that checks all genes known to cause congenital cataracts using just one blood sample.
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Our Approach to the Environment Is Electrifying!
We have launched the first electric car charging points on site.
The new charging points provide a dedicated bay for owners to charge their vehicles for a fixed hourly rate, typically costing no more than £6 to fully charge in 3 to 4 hours. This is around three times faster than charging at home from a domestic plug socket. The two points will form part of an infrastructure of over 200 bays across Greater Manchester.
In association with Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM), the Trust installed two electric vehicle charging bays in the Hathersage Road multi-story car park. This, along with government grants currently available of up to £5,000 for electric vehicle owners means that the conversion to electric is not only helping the environment but also proves cost effective.
Claire Igoe, Trust Sustainability Lead said: "Electric vehicles produce around 40% less carbon dioxide than similar petrol or diesel vehicles. With the installation of this charging point and plans to install more I hope more staff will consider purchasing an electric vehicle".
For more information on the charging bays, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com. The Operational Policy can be found at http://est-fac.staffnet.xcmmc.nhs.uk/Staff-Travel-car-parking.
Photo: Electric vehicle owner, Clare Mumby, Medical Registrar in Diabetes and Endocrinology
New Staff Benefit to Launch on 1st October 2013
Saving the easy way, directly from salary
We have been working with Manchester Credit Union (MCU) to introduce a way for staff to access savings, affordable loans and a range of insurance products.
Manchester Credit Union is a non-profit making, financial co-operative owned and controlled by its members - these are the people who invest their money with MCU.
MAHSC E-bulletin Issue 3 Out Now
The Manchester Academic Health Science Centre (MAHSC) e-bulletin is now out.
This issue includes the latest research, education and clinical care news from across the MAHSC partnership, as well as a Director's update.
The newsletter can be found at:
NHS News
Shingles Q&A for healthcare professionals
Shingles is a common disease that can cause long-lasting, severe pain. It can cause permanent disability, and it occurs more frequently in those over 70 years old, who are also more likely to have worse symptoms
It is caused by the same virus that causes chickenpox - varicella zoster.
A universal routine herpes zoster (shingles) vaccination programme for adults aged over 70 years will start in September 2013. The aim of the universal vaccination programme is to reduce the incidence and severity of shingles disease in older people.
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More than 5,000 patients carry out hospital inspections
Patient-led hospital inspections to improve food, cleanliness and dignity sees every eligible trust taking part in the voluntary programme.
Since April, teams of patient inspectors have carried out more than 4,600 ward inspections across the country covering things that matter most to patients - being treated in a clean, safe environment, tasty nutritious food, and high standards of privacy and dignity.
Early examples show that the inspections are particularly helpful for seeing hospitals through older patients' eyes. Changes are already being seen as a result of the inspections.
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Our Charity News
Sporting Event Thank You Evening
This year, our sporting events participants raised over £200,000 to support treatment, care and research at our hospitals, helping us to make lives a little easier for our patients and their families. With this in mind, we wanted to say thank you for all their hard work and celebrate what they had achieved together.
All sporting event participants were invited along to Manchester's stunning Victoria Baths for an evening of recognition where everyone received their own personalised medal.
The events taken part in this year by our amazing and dedicated supporters included, the Greater Manchester Run, Swim and Cycle; the Great North Run and Swim; the Greater Manchester Marathon; the London Marathon and various other marathons around the country.
Once again, well done and thank you to all those who supported us!
Tina Urges Ladies to Wiggle for Women to Help
Poorly Mums-to-Be
Actress Tina O'Brien is encouraging women from across the North West to get their wiggle on, in aid of the High Dependency Unit at Saint Mary's Hospital.
Former Coronation Street star Tina, who has a four-year old daughter Scarlett, believes that this is a project very much worth supporting. She says:
"All new mothers will know the anxiety, as well as the excitement, that comes with waiting for the arrival of a new baby. For mothers who are also ill themselves, the strain must be enormous, hoping that all will be well with their baby and that they will be able to care for them themselves.
"Wiggle for Women will raise funds to help support these women when they are at their most vulnerable. A Zumbathon is a great way to have fun with your friends while raising money for this most worthwhile cause and I would urge women throughout the region, whether or not they have a child themselves, to take part and raise much needed funds for Saint Mary's Hospital Charity."
Further information and photos from all Charity Team events and activities can be found on our family website www.cmftcharity.org.uk or the Children's Hospital website www.rmchcharity.org.uk.
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By Ms. Andricka Thomas (CECOM)March 30, 2009
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md.- In preparation for the upcoming summer relocation of more than 700 Fort Monmouth employees, Col. Augustus Owens, deputy commander of CECOM Life Cycle Management Command (Forward), held a town hall meeting March 25 at the Edgewood Conference Center at Aberdeen Proving Ground.
Employees slated to leave Fort Monmouth, N.J., as part of the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure law implementation attended the meeting via video teleconferencing from APG. Approximately 50 prospective advanced party volunteers at Fort Monmouth viewed the meeting. Community representatives presented information to employees about local schools, housing markets, extra-curricular activities, banking services, legal services, motor vehicle registrations and licensing, temporary lodging and health care.
"We are aiming to make the transition to APG [Aberdeen Proving Ground] smoother by bringing information about the local community to the employees," said Lorie Moses, administrative operations officer, CECOM LCMC (Forward).
This was the second Army Team C4ISR (Forward), or Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Forward, town hall meeting, according to Moses. The first meeting was conducted by Maj. Gen. Dennis L. Via, commanding general, CECOM LCMC.
"We want our relocating employees to know that they are not alone," said Owens. "My first priority is taking care of our workforce." Owens refers to the Army Team C4ISR (Forward) workforce as being 'pioneers' because they are the first employees to arrive at APG in order to prepare the rest of the organization for the BRAC move.
"We operate in a series of crawl, walk, run phases," said Owens. This summer Owens said the command will be in the 'run' phase as it welcomes approximately 700 employees between now and the end of the year. As 2011 nears, the numbers will increase exponentially. With a little more than 350 CECOM LCMC employees now on the ground here at APG, Owens and his team are working to establish a new culture of synergy among C4ISR team members. Presently, many Army Team C4ISR employees are working in the same building, just as they will in 2010 when the Team begins to move into the $477 million dollar Army C4ISR Campus 1 facility on APG-North.
"We are a team," said Owens, "and that's how we operate here. We are responsible for establishing new processes and with that, we foster an environment of information sharing and team work." Owens compared the CECOM LCMC Forward operation to that of a military Forward Operating Base. "When Soldiers deploy, they are responsible for building an organization from the ground up. That's what we are doing here," he said. Army Team C4ISR employees are serving in innovative roles as they shape a new culture before moving into the new building.
In contrast to Fort Monmouth, the C4ISR employees will inhabit nine buildings after the BRAC move is completed, compared to the 40 to 50 buildings used by employees at Fort Monmouth. "It's about creating a close-knit community," said Owens. "Working closely will increase synergy and collaboration within our organization. Ultimately, our end user-the Soldier- will benefit by us working together."
As employees relocate in the coming months, the Forward Command Group will continue to host a variety of events to facilitate the move through weekly Fireside Chats, bi-weekly in-processing orientations, monthly meet and greet events, monthly field trips to the construction site of the new facility, and quarterly town hall meetings. The command also has a sponsorship program where Army Team C4ISR APG employees are matched with a relocating employee with similar interests and circumstances.
"It's been a real success," said Karen Quinn-Doggett, CECOM LCMC (Forward) assistant to the deputy commander. "Ninety-seven percent of those who received sponsors recommend that newcomers request a sponsor." She said the program tries to not only assimilate newcomers with APG, but also introduce them to the surrounding communities.
At the close of the town hall meeting, employees were given the opportunity to ask questions to a panel of community representatives. One employee who moved from Fort Monmouth volunteered to share some of his experiences and lessons learned with the audience.
"I know what it's like to make this move, so I wanted to give others the benefit of my experiences," said Mike Valdez, Program Executive Office Command, Control, Communications, Tactical. "The amount of information they gave here was helpful. I recommend that relocating employees take advantage of the bus trips and tours this area offers."
Valdez was one of the last volunteers to move in fiscal year 2008. Before his move at the end of September 2008, he made several visits to the area. He said in hindsight, "It's not as stressful as everyone thinks it is. I think people planning to purchase a home should decide how much they want to spend before they move, and stand their ground with the realtor. That's my best advice." Valdez is currently serving in the sponsorship program to help others who are making the move.
"Our goal is to have a seamless transition in the eyes of the Warfighter. At the end of the day, we don't want any disruption to our mission," said Owens.
The next town hall meeting will be scheduled for June. More information will be provided via email as the date approaches.


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The name Primrose is a girl's name of English origin meaning "first rose". Primrose and is often added to lists like Gorgeous Flower Names for Babies and discussed in our forums with posts like "Names on NB that make you go WOW!".
From the experts:
Still found in quaint British novels, and until recently considered a bit too prim for most American classrooms, some adventurous namers are suddenly beginning to see Primrose as an attractive member of the rose family.
In the H. E. Bates book and 90's British TV series, The Darling Buds of May, there is a character named Primrose Violet Anemone Iris Magnolia Narcissa Larkin--who has twin sisters named Zinnia and Petunia. More current is young Primrose "Prim" Everdeen in the Hunger Games trilogy by Suzanne Collins.
Curiously, Primrose was first used as a Scottish surname.
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Embedded below are highlights from the February 14th, 2014 episode of WWE SmackDown.
The Miz vs. Fandango
Daniel Bryan, Sheamus & Christian vs. The Shield
The Usos, Cody Rhodes & Goldust vs. New Age Outlaws, Ryback & Curtis Axel
Cesaro vs. Randy Orton
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After the battle Antonio found some pagan relic that he was taking home to Amy and Sven found an obsidian sword that he said Jane would absolutely love. We also found a map showing the location of this pool that that needs to be closed. We're off for what we hope is the final battle in Mexico……
Deadlands Noir Extinct in the Big Easy
Goodbye Vanessa
Or should I say Good riddance?
We left the necropolis and headed up the volcano, knowing that Xitlan would be expecting us. None the less, we were still able to ambush Dr. Kelso, Vanessa, and the rest of his troops on the narrow path winding it's way up the side of the volcano. Antonio cast his Havoc spell and then Sven and I started tossing grenades into their ranks and we were able to reduce their numbers. Then Xitlan started to raise them as zombies. We made sure to send the bodies over the side of the cliff after that. Claude was able to take out Vanessa and, after I reminded him, he made sure to put a slug in her head to keep her down. Xitlan was no match for the rest of us, once we ganged up on him. Once I rescued the last of his virgin sacrifices from falling into the caldera, I made sure his head went into the volcano and the rest of him was cremated at the base.


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fall menswear, runway: etro
by Jeremy Danté
the etro label showcased dark tones for their fall collection. similar to the same palette we seen for the ferragamo menswear collection, just yesterday, etro adds greens & yellows to their set; providing a wide range of fall looks. i love the styling of the collection & the luxury seen in the collections choice of textiles. two looks in particular, i found interesting were the two looks with slices of red on the inner section of the calve. the gloves with a two tone of magenta & pink were dope as well. i love the purple suede trench too & have noticed that as a big color in menswear for the fall season.
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You probably all already know SJ James from the various Divi Facebook groups where he has been one of the main posters offering Divi specific tips and tricks. He has recently set up divi.space, which is the new home for his Divi Child themes, plugins, courses and resources. The Divi module editor has been a popular Divi enhancer for a while now, but the latest addition to Divi Space, is gaining popularity….The CSS for Divi course offers Divi specific training to help you take your Divi website to the next level with custom CSS modifications. The course will walk you through creating your own child theme and adding these modifications to enable a more unique Divi site.
A unique CSS e-learning project built specifically for Divi.
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The trick with dress shirts is, finding a balance. A shirt you can feel good in, without feeling as if you are wearing something you want to jump out of later. You may pay the extra dollar, but in the long run; that shirt will last longer and feel better against your skin.
This classic dress shirt, by Nordstrom, does wash up well and feels great. It is not a shirt I wear around the house. I wear it with my sport coat, or suit. Yes, I have a few more dress shirts. This one is just happens to be my favorite, white, no frills dress shirt.


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I don't want people to think I dislike Skyrim. I do like it, but I'm also rather disappointed by it. I guess I was expecting more from it, not in terms of the amount of content, because Skyrim is packed full of it, but in terms of the quality and variety of that content.
When I think about many of the features in the game (graphics,
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In terms of value for money, Skyrim was an excellent
purchase. So I do like Skyrim. I think, overall, it's very good and I'd
certainly recommend it, but I'd hesitate before calling it great. One of my major issues is the quests in the game. I found the main quest line pretty bland and uninspired and the guild quest
chains are extremely disappointing.
The Civil War chain is more
interesting in terms of story but not in execution. The world is vast
and fairly varied but the locations quickly become repetitive. Less
is sometimes more, and I would have happily settled for half the
number of dungeons if they offered a greater variety of design. Your actions also feel incredibly meaningless within the world, as
NPCs show zero reaction to your status within it and nothing ever
There are no consequences to any major decisions. The world
remains static throughout. I should also touch upon the combat. It
certainly does the job, but it all feels rather basic. There's very
little nuance or depth to the combat. In fact, there's very little
depth to most of the game and I think that's my real issue with it.
Everything feels incredibly simplified and superficial.
As I said, I think Skyrim is a good game but it feels like it could
have been so much more and that's what disappoints me. I probably
shouldn't have started playing it again though because it's
really going to put a dent in my efforts to whittle down my backlog.


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I'm not usually a fan of the color pink, but loved this wedding Jonathan Canlas recently sent in. Not only am I huge fan of Jonathan's work, but also admire any bride who takes a little risk by incorporating such a bold color like hot pink at her wedding. To see the rest of this celebration, check out Jonathan's blog…
Photography by Jonathan Canlas
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Newton Girls Soccer Blog
Welcome to the Official Newton Girls Soccer Blog.
Just a warning. This blog is public and the rules are that I can add or remove whatever that I feel is appropriate, no questions asked. No questions about playing time and I make the rules, so I'll add some if necessary.
Now that that's over with. This is intended to be a fun, open forum to get ideas out and give my updates on how the team is doing. I will try to give regular updates, if there is anything you would like added feel free to let me know.
I'm going to get after it on designing my web page. I spent a lot of time on it then haven't done much for a while. I want to have a personal page, then branch off to my soccer and other pages.
I need a logo, so here is the official contest announcement. See if you can design something cool for me that has something to do with the number 19 or oneniner.com. I don't really have much to offer, but I would if I could.
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Copyright Statutory Instrument
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ISPAI Welcomes Minister's Assurances that Forthcoming Statutory Instrument will not create a SOPA-like situation in Ireland
If a legal requirement exists for the introduction of a Statutory Instrument, ISPAI believes that this must be very carefully balanced to ensure that it does not create an environment of uncertainty for Internet based business located in Ireland.
As the imminent publication of the Copyright Statutory Instrument looms closer, Minister Sean Sherlock has appeared on Matt Cooper and Newstalk explaining the need for its introduction and voicing his opinions on the matter.
Minister Sherlock has stated that this would be nothing like SOPA and is aiming to strike a balance between rights of intellectual property rights holders and the rights of individuals. The Minister added that it will simply restate a law which was previously believed to have existed in Ireland up until the judgment of Justice Charleton in EMI v UPC that an intellectual property right holder has the ability to seek an injunction in the case where an infringement has occurred. He stated that the government must respect this judgment by providing for this ability, and that the SI wording in question will be the minimum requirement to reflect that judgment.
If the legal consensus necessitates the introduction of this Statutory Instrument, the ISPAI will fully support the Minister so long as the rules which are drafted adhere to the essential principles which we have reiterated continually.
ISPAI believes that if an injunction is available against an intermediary, it should be taken against the appropriate intermediary. The definition of intermediary has never been properly delineated and ISPAI believes that rights holders should seek redress against the types of intermediaries who actively facilitate or participate in copyright theft such as P2P indexing services for example, and not an access provider who merely provides the technical infrastructure over which the information flows.
The Statutory Instrument must also respect the fundamental rights of Internet users, and the fundamental rights of service providers to conduct business which are protected by the Charter for Fundamental Rights.
ISPs should never be obliged to interfere with the flow of traffic on its networks, since to tamper with the architecture of the Internet would have serious negative consequences for what is a very fragile system. A non-biased and open Internet must be maintained to promote innovation, freedom of speech and communication.
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Sophie Morgan is an independent woman in her thirties with a successful journalism career. Intelligent, witty and sarcastic, she could be the girl next door.
Except that Sophie is a submissive; in the bedroom she likes to relinquish her power and personal freedom to a dominant man for their mutual pleasure.
In the wake of Fifty Shades of Grey, Diary of a Submissive is a memoir that offers the real story of what it means to be a submissive, following Sophie Morgan's story as she progresses from her early erotic experiences through to experimenting with her newfound, awakened sexuality. From the endorphin rush of her first spanking right through to punishments the likes of which she couldn't begin to imagine, she explains in frank and explicit fashion the road she travels.
But it isn't until she meets James that her boundaries are really pushed. As her relationship with him travels into darker and darker places the question becomes: where will it end? Can she reconcile her sexuality with the rest of her life and is it possible for the perfect man to also be perfectly cruel?
Racy, controversial, but always warm, fun and astoundingly honest Diary of a Submissive by Sophie Morgan is a fascinating and thought provoking look at a seemingly paradoxical side to human nature and sexuality that is hard to put down.
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I would recommend this book. The style is very personal and the account very real. For me i loved the first part, I really warmed to her and the humorous, intelligent style made it an engaging read. Some of the later sections were not to my take and would have liked to read more about her emotions/thoughts as she was tasked. However, a good read and an honest, well written book- glad I brought it x (Posted on 03/11/2013)
by Cara
I recently read the new book, Diary of a Submissive, which I was pleased to compare to the now infamous 50 Shades of Grey.
Sophie has written an autobiographical account of her exploration of her personal submissive nature, the blossoming of this inside her, her struggle to some kind of acceptance and her experiences along the way.
A true story, this book is both shocking in parts and heart warming in others. I did learn something important; no matter how I feel sometimes sexually, I am not submissive! Sophies journey, especially with the evil Tom and female sidekick Charlotte, did make me cringe in places - but if you love extreme female submission it will make you melt, I am sure.
Also, who doesnt like being called a slut! But thats what makes us all different I suppose!
The book takes some time to get to the main, juicy plot area but this is understandable as it is, like I say, an autobiographical account of Sophies submission. With her admittedly normal, happy upbringing, her loving parents who were supportive and yes, normal - Sophie reassures all kink and BDSM fans out there that no, you do not have to be in some way fucked up, disturbed, deranged or have a hidden dark past in order to have a leaning towards the Fetish scene or whichever orientation you find yourself disposed to in life.
I like that this point was made particularly clearly.
Sophie also is extremely honest and gives raw details about how she feels as she goes through her personal journey to acceptance of her own submissive nature. Its not always clean cut, easy, or glamorous, It can be hard, torturous, messy. It hurts.
I feel that The Diary of a Submissive is only the surface of Sophies past, but it is the relevant details and all the juicy scenes are included. From the somewhat tame Ryan at the start with such innocent explorations of hairbrush spankings, to the sadism, excitement and pure filth of Tom and Charlotte, onwards to the building of a relationship with James, Sophie shows us an unashamedly honest and detailed view into her world.
I think it is a mistake to compare this (or any other kink themed) book to 50 Shades of Grey - although I can see why in terms of marketing, it makes sense to cling on to the coat tails of the runaway sales success of EL James work. This book is not 50 Shades of Grey and should be read as a stand alone work, to give credit to the author, her work and not just that, but her actual life. Like I say this is not fiction it is someones personal journey. James (whom Sophie meets in the second half of the book) is not a real life Christian Grey, I would not insult him like that!
The Diary of a Submissive is a personal account. It is not a flight of pure fancy, nor is it page after page of the most shocking and disturbing BDSM you will ever read. It is, however, real. If you want to read about the realities of submission and how it can be for one person finding their way in an alternative sexuality, you need to give this book a whirl. (Posted on 15/11/2012)
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I just teamed up with women's lib writer Barbara Walker and Dr. Lester Grinspoon of Harvard Medical School to publish on Kindle Pot Stories and Atheist Essays.
One piece, "Pot Story," offers a very persuasive polemic for legalization and at the same time shows some of the misery and suffering that unwise laws have caused over the decades. One section describes Harry Anslinger, the founder and first commissioner of the Prohibition Movement, as a conspicuous bigot and inarguable moron.
Ms. Walker, in her inimitable style, writes of the abuses of religion over the centuries and the mistreatment of women, mostly due to original sin.
Also included is a podcast of Dr. Grinspoon where he categorically states there is no physical damage to the body at all. He tells the story of how he first turned on, exhorted by none other than Carl Sagan on a cruise to a conference in Europe.
If you're interested in marijuana, either medically or recreationally, this is a must read so you'll know what you're doing or talking about. Lot's to discuss, n'est-ce pas?
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The previous was just a rant from all the frustration. But I hope you'll admit that the system is screwed up. Over two million lost souls in jail. What the heck is going on?
There is no incentive to legalize but some to decriminalize. As you know, crack and plain coke were regarded as separate things for federal minimum sentencing. They corrected that. Unless I am mistaken, in Texas it is discretionary for the police to issue a citation rather than hall one off to the hoozgow in possession cases where the person is nabbed with a minimal amount. But the vested interests are powerful. Private prisons, halfway houses, treatment facilities, doctors, hospitals, prisons, jails, the liquor industry, the beer industry, Big Pharma, and any and everyone else likely to be hurt, economically, by legalization. When enough states legalize, then the federal government might throw in the towel and say, Hey, just don't smoke and drive on government property. They might leave the medical clinics alone, leave the upstate Washington growers alone, leave the joy banger who has joints instead of tequila weekends. Yes, things are fucked up. But time is going to change things.
Oh yeah, the link between pot and atheism. I admit it's very subjective but it's the way I look at life. Pot helps de-condition users whereby they look at life from more human eyes, instead of pre-programmed contented consumers. We begin to realize humans are just another animal and we methodically analyze religious concepts like Christ-died-for-our-sins nonsense.
This isn't the case for everybody. As I said it's subjective. We all look at the world in different ways; at least grass helps us break away from the socialization and conditioning.
Thanks for the comment Booklover. Remember Dr. Grinspoon and I strongly advocate responsible use.
As far as atheism and weed go, there're several essays in our book that deals with it. It's a long story. Essentially, grass makes us feel more human and we begin to realize that we're just another animal that evolved from the stuff of the Earth. We feel closer to it and less like a mindless consumer that corporate society has turned us into.
Grass deconditions people. That's one of the reasons it's illegal.
It's too bad that not being materialistic lost you friends!
I've always been averse to spending and shopping, except when I was very unhappy at a job and bought books sometimes to give myself a temporary lift.
I've actually had a weight-budget of my stuff - I would weigh stuff I got rid of and stuff I acquired and keep track of the balance.
Quite so, Booklover. It's wonderful that you have your doctor to help you with such a new and controversial treatment. Good luck to your daughter, I'm sure things will work out.
About your comment, this is one of the main reasons mj is illegal. It's bad for business. In the '60s hippies didn't care what designer clothes or expensive jewelry you were wearing. It was your humanity that counted. As MLK said, it's your character and can you be trusted as a friend.
Part of the reason for making drugs illegal may be the dislike of religious people for non-religious ways to altered ways of consciousness. The drugs that might give people transcendent experiences are illegal.
I have no bad feelings about legalizing pot. It was legal in earlier days at the turn of the century, and came into bad favor again with our "war on drugs" campaign. Smoking it would effect your lungs the way cigarettes do, except that you would smoke less pot. It could be regulated in use the same way cigarettes and alcohol are regulated today. This would put it under governmental control which would knock down the high prices and also keep the marijuana free of other additives, making it more safe for use.
Legalizing pot might take a bite out of crime also, but I see 2 reasons this is not happening:
1. Some drug dealers would lose a lot of money and they might come from high places.
2. Fundies would have a total fit because Jebus doesn't like it.
Right on, Dennis. To add to your reasons consider that billions are spent and wasted on drug law enforcement. These people contribute nothing to society except fight a never-ending war that's impossible to win.
Also, billions are spent and wasted in a penal system that persecutes perpetrators of victimless crimes. It costs something like 50 thousand a year to incarcerate someone, many convicted because of the paranoia and disinformation surrounding grass.
On the other hand, the government could bring in billions of dollar over the years in taxes. This money could be used to tangibly improve the infrastructure, help the impoverished inner cities or help the homeless.
I agree with doing away with the victimless crimes in general. As I said in a blog post, legalized prostitution bothers me as a woman, but I think it's a good idea anyway, because it's better for the prostitutes.
It's terribly silly to spend government resources on trying to force people not to make what some consider bad personal choices.
I have 2 friends, who are free of cancer, because of the cbd in the plant.
If you're interested in marijuana, either medically or recreationally, this is a must read so you'll know what you're doing or talking about.
Um, I can tell for myself. Marijuana is an experience after all.
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Given that we're only at esignal 8.0, I'm guessing esignal 10 is at least 8 years off.
I posted a message on the esignal forum about two months ago asking when 8.1 would be available and like esignal do, they said they are working on it and they still have a few issues to sort out. This actually means they just started it and it will be ready in 12 months.
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Chelsea were happy to have John Terry take part in their Capital One Cup thrashing of Wolves.
Blues No2 Eddie Newton admitted it was not certain he would be able to do until Terry was allowed home on the second day of his Football Association racism hearing.
The defender left Wembley at 1.15pm and asked when the final decision over his involvement on Tuesday night had been taken, Newton said: "This afternoon."
Newton denied Terry had specifically asked to be involved but added: "We wanted John to start. Obviously, with everything happening with the FA, we had to see how it panned out.
"We had a phone call (saying) he was making his way back from the FA nice and early, so it wasn't last minute.
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The US Congress has adopted the Food, Conservation, and Energy Act of 2008 (H.R. 2419)—also referred to as the Farm Bill—which brings a number of incentives for commercialization of biofuels. In passing the $289 billion legislation, the Congress overrode a presidential veto.
Biofuel and bioenergy provisions of the bill, which amount to over $1 billion in total, accelerate the commercialization of "advanced biofuels" (i.e., cellulosic ethanol and other fuels that are not produced from corn kernel starch), encourage the production of biomass crops, and expand the current Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Program. Some of the provisions include:
- Biorefinery grants and guarantees: Grants will be available for up to 30% of the cost of developing and building demonstration-scale biorefineries for producing advanced biofuels. The bill also allows for loan guarantees of up to $250 million for building commercial-scale advanced biofuel refineries.
- Tax credit for cellulosic biofuels: A new cellulosic biofuel producer credit is set at $1.01 per gallon. It applies to fuel produced from wood, grasses, or the non-edible parts of plants, and only to fuel produced and used as fuel in the United States.
- Rural Energy for America Program: The US Department of Agriculture's Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Program will be renamed to "Rural Energy for America Program". The program will provide grants of up to 25% of the cost of renewable energy systems and energy efficiency improvements for agricultural producers and rural small businesses. A new "Rural Energy Self-Sufficiency Initiative" will support efforts to develop community-wide renewable energy systems (such as wood-fueled energy systems).
- Sugar ethanol program: The Secretary of Agriculture is directed to purchase sugar to avoid forfeitures under sugar price support loans, and to sell that sugar to bioenergy producers (such as corn ethanol facilities).
- Biomass R&D: $118 million is provided for the Biomass Research and Development program, conducted by the Department of Agriculture and the Department of Energy.
- Biofuels infrastructure study: The Secretary of Agriculture, in cooperation with the Departments of Transportation, Energy, and the EPA, will conduct of study of the infrastructure needs associated with the expanding production and use of biofuels.
The bill was criticized by a number of countries at the World Trade Organization (WTO) for raising farm support at the time the WTO is working toward an agreement to reduce global agricultural subsidies.
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