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luxi for all X 100CAMERAS
As lovers of all things perspective and photography, we are always on the lookout for the best accessory tools out there. As fate would have it, we connected with the founders of Extrasensory Devices through an extraordinary partnership with Makers4Good, a company that curates philanthropic campaigns between forward-thinking companies and charitable causes. Together, we created a campaign to help photographers better master their art while giving 100% of sales to further our mission.
Extrasensory Devices designed the product, Luxi for All, which is a diffusion dome attachment for your mobile device's camera. When paired with the free iOS app, Luxi for All will help you determine the best light settings for your DSLR or other camera, so you can take perfectly exposed pictures and master that manual mode on your camera. Though this campaign has ended at this time, we encourage all photographers to check it out!
Check out our blog post to read more about why we love the Luxi For All as an accessory tool for photographers.
FOR EVERY LUXI PURCHASED THROUGHout THIS campaign, 100% OF THE PURCHASE funded OPERATING COSTS TO HELP US FURTHER OUR MISSION!
That's right! During the campaign, 100% of the sale of each Luxi went towards 100cameras. That meant each purchase sent $30 to support our mission to empower kids to make tangible change through photography.
And that wasn't all. For every re-share of one of the campaign posts on twitter, facebook, and instagram, Makers4Good donated $5.00 to 100cameras.
This campaign was live during the fourth quarter of 2016, and 100cameras received the kind donation of $2,000.


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University of Ulster
Breast Cancer UK has funded research, carried out by Ulster University, into the potential endocrine disrupting effects of a range of commercially available pesticides.
Researchers used a hormone responsive, 3D human breast cancer cell model to assess any effects these chemicals might have on morphogenesis (how the cells in the breast create its shape). This approach allows chemical effect on tissue development to be studied without the use of animal experimentation.
They also determined the effects of low dose mixtures of these chemicals, both separately and in conjunction with the natural hormone, oestrogen.
This research will help advance our understanding of the potential dangers of mixtures of chemicals and how they interact with the natural hormone cycle to create a potentially carcinogenic environment.

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Find the Breastfeeding myths and realities in this post and keep you informed as to not make common mistakes of moms. Also, have a look at all our posts, such as choosing your paediatrician and Pros and Cons of having your babies photos online. They can help you being successful in your mom's days. Continue reading "Breastfeeding myths and realities"
Month: June 2016
Common learning disabilities
Do you know which are the Common learning disabilities? We are going to tell you the most common ones! Do not confuse learning disabilities with learning disorders. They are very different things. See everything in this article. Also, read our previous articles about growing a happy child and building up your kids personality. They can be quite useful to you too! Continue reading "Common learning disabilities"
Educational toys for kids development
Find the best Educational toys for kids development in this post and make sure your child have a great development and grows up a happy child! I suggest you read this post with 5 tips to plan a party in London. You can get great ideas from there! Now, let's check the best toys for helping in your kid's development. Continue reading "Educational toys for kids development"


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"Travel through Europe in a wagon with a troupe of occult clowns.
Wear long black capes. Navy wigs. Powder.
Iodine falls. Rings of coal around the eyes.
Red patent leather platforms.
Leather jumpsuit with studded gauntlets.
Don't speak for weeks. Pretend you can't hear.
Live in drag at age 70.
Long chocolate nails. Ropes of emeralds.
Make insane secret unshowable films.
Build a secret underground garden.
Learn hypnosis. Cast spells.
Expand psychic powers. Write volumes. Sculpt.
Crude primitive jewelry and diamonds.
Live in a vast cave and mural every surface.
Sleep in a giant clam.
Eat only off silver.
Wear insufferable amounts of perfume.
Click your tongue. Hiss and stare.
Use fame and fortune to highest zone advantage.
Let poverty teach."
~ Steven Arnold
Steven Arnold's Zanzibar Lounge.


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Welcome to NavyJack.info, my Web site devoted entirely to the historic First Navy Jack "Don't Tread on Me" flag. This powerful American symbol was used by the Continental Navy in 1775 and is being used again by the U.S. Navy in the War on Terrorism.
This site has three content areas:
You might also be interested in NavyJack.info's sister site, Gadsden.info. The Gadsden flag is just as historic. It shares the same "Don't Tread on Me" motto but instead of a uncoiled snake on 13 alternating red-and-white stripes, the Gadsden flag features a coiled rattlesnake — ready to strike — on a bright yellow field.
The Gadsden site is updated with news about Don't Tread on Me symbolism, so if the topic interests you that is definitely work a look.
Here's something super cool. "Don't Tread on Me" got hip.
Two brothers in California, Tim and Luke Bauer, have created a designer line based on the DTOM slogan.
The Bauer brothers have got their roots in a gritty biker culture but the design is so slick that rock stars and Hollywood hipsters have started wearing their stuff. In the pic to the right is Chris Daughtry from American Idol wearing one of their shirts on MTV.
I've been speaking to Tim and he says if any of you put the code "1776" code on the order form on their website they'll include a free gift. It will be something like a poster, key chain, or sticker, but it will depend on what's available for the season.
Looking for a Navy Jack item? Click over to visit Larry and Patrick at the Gadsden and Culpeper American Heritage Shoppe.
They've got the best selection of "Don't Tread on Me" products I've ever found: flags ... t-shirts ... hats ... license plates .... Their latest items are 12" x 18" boat flags.
By the way, if you tell them I sent you, you'll get a free "Don't Tread on Me" sticker with any purchase.
Here are the best places I know for buying Don't Tread on Me flags and related items.
Show your colors!
Here is a page of free Don't Tread on Me clip art I created especially for use on Web pages.
Below are four First Navy Jack flag images you can use as wallpaper for your Windows desktop. With most Web browsers, here's all you need to do. Click on the image link below that fits your screen resolution. Then right-click on the image and select "Set as Background."
You can also use the Web background image that I created for this site on your own home page. Just click on this link to view the Navy Jack snake Web background, right-click on the image, and select "Save Picture As." Save it on your local machine, upload it from there to your Web server, and put BACKGROUND=navyjack-bg.gif in the BODY tag of your Web page.
If you use one of my images on your Web page, all I ask in return is that you link to this site. Thanks.
Yours in liberty,
Chris Whitten
P.S. Questions, comments, or announcements related to the flag or American history? Use this Founding Fathers forum.


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Getting married?
Finding a venue is an important part of planning for a wedding, but choosing your local church means so much more than just getting married in an historic building.
Weddings in the Church of England are an opportunity to make a commitment to your partner in the presence of your friends and family and before God. You will also have the support and guidance of the church minister as you prepare for your big day.
Marriage Preparation
As part of their commitment to strengthening marriages, many churches also offer 'marriage preparation' or 'marriage enrichment' courses. These give practical help and encouragement to couples who are married or engaged and are a great opportunity to spend time talking with your partner about your life and relationship. Sessions are usually arranged so that you don't have to discuss things with anyone other than your partner if you don't want to.
Enquire with your local minister whether these are available or visit The Exeter Community Family Trust a Christian charity serving Exeter and the surrounding area. For some quick stress busters and a relationship quiz as well as resources to help you prepare for first or second marriages visit Prepare for Marriage.
Getting married in church
If you are interested in getting married in church, please get in touch with the church as soon as you know the date of your wedding. Just like reception venues, churches can get booked up a long way in advance, and it is also necessary to make sure that a minister is available to take the marriage ceremony.
You are entitled to get married in your parish church or a church which you attend regularly. You may also be able to get married in another church with which you or your family have a strong connection.
You can find out more information about getting married in church here.


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LAS VEGAS — Water officials in Las Vegas have one crucial approval in hand, but they but still need another — and billions of dollars — before construction can begin on a massive pipeline to supply water from rural and sparsely populated eastern Nevada to the state's glittery cosmopolitan area.
That means it'll be at least a couple of years before shovels hit the ground, John Entsminger, the No. 2 official at the Southern Nevada Water Authority, said Friday.
"When does it start? It's difficult to say," Entsminger said a day after Nevada's top water official granted the agency hard-fought rights to pump up to 84,000 acre-feet of groundwater per year from four valleys in Lincoln and White Pine counties and pipe it south to Las Vegas, home to 2 million people and 40 million tourists a year.
Drought conditions on Lake Mead, where Las Vegas currently gets almost all its drinking water, and decisions by elected officials on the authority board will decide the timing, he said.
"But not having water to supply 2 million people is not an option," Entsminger said. "This project is fundamental to the survival of this community. We have to have options available to secure the water supply under any scenario."
State Engineer Jason King's decision, which increased by more than 25 percent the amount of water available per year to the Las Vegas area, followed lengthy hearings last year.
Water officials in Las Vegas said that with reuse, an acre-foot of water can supply two average homes for a year. They said the water rights granted by King provide a backup — or perhaps a substitute — for Lake Mead.
But it is only part of the puzzle.
"A big piece was getting the water rights," Entsminger said. "Another big piece is getting the right of way from the federal government."
The federal Bureau of Land Management is due to decide by mid-September whether to grant access to a 280-mile pipeline route from the Spring Valley between Ely and the Nevada-Utah state line to Clark County.
Dan Netcher, a BLM official in Ely, said a draft final environmental impact statement is due out in mid-July, allowing time for public comment before a decision is posted. The final decision is subject to federal administrative and court reviews, he said.
Funding for the pipeline also is uncertain, although SNWA chief Pat Mulroy casts the question of obtaining the estimated $3 billion to $15 billion needed in terms of "when," not "if." Mulroy wasn't available this week for comment on King's ruling.
Entsminger noted that court challenges, which are likely, also could delay the project.
"It's going to give people more time to look at the cost of the project, which is skyrocketing," said Susan Lynn, Great Basin Water Network coordinator in Reno. "And it'll give them more time to look at monitoring, mitigation and management. Those are not clear at this point.
"We will pursue our options in court," Lynn vowed.
Simeon Herskovits, lead lawyer for several groups protesting the SNWA project, said pumping the water from beneath the high desert would ruin a place that epitomizes open space in the western United States.
Although the area is sparsely populated, many ranchers in Nevada and Utah depend on the water for their livelihood, said Steve Erickson, a Great Basin Water Network spokesman. The water is also important for the wildlife, habitats and caves in Great Basin National Park, he said.
King granted 15 separate permits for SNWA to pump a combined 61,127 acre-feet of water annually, over time, from Spring Valley. The first stage would allow 38,000 acre-feet over eight years, followed by an additional 12,000 acre-feet over eight years depending on monitoring. The full amount may be granted after that.
"The idea is to go slow," said Bob Conrad, spokesman for the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. "It's basically a cautious approach to ensure there are no adverse environmental effects."
The 300,000 acre-foot allocation that Nevada gets from Lake Mead is capped by a water agreement involving seven western U.S. states and Mexico, and managed by the federal Bureau of Reclamation.
It would be reduced if lake levels fall below an elevation of 1,075 feet above sea level. Below 1,000 feet, Las Vegas gets no water.
On Friday, the Lake Mead water level was just under 1,131 feet above sea level.


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Clue: Al of Indy
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FAV of 2012January 01, 2013
Before stepping into a new
year high speed, I wanted to look back to all that has happened to me in 2012,
and thank for being as awesome as it was.
Here is my overview of past year and collage of my fav outfits:
First quarter of the year went by so fast. Remembering it by loads of pastels, floral prints and bright colors...
L: Still vividly remember the day, when I was sitting in a café in Milano on an early morning, with my laptop on the table, drinking cappuccino and my room-mate next to me. I received an e-mail from Camila, who sent me this illustration. My first one. It was one of the most amazing feelings and am so grateful for that. Thank you Camila! =)
R: Just few days before leaving for Milano I attended a Slovenian Philips fashion week, and was featured on Elle.si for one of the best dressed attending the show. Thank you Elle!
I couldn't find time for Style of the days while I was in Milan, so for the next quarter of the year, I did some posts of my work there.
It was the best experience of my life though and really wish I could go back and live there.
R: And my first big interview, published in Cosmopolitan and Story. Thank you both!
I was first invited to fashion week abroad, this time in Zagreb. Me and my fellow bloggers had an amazing time there and I am so happy for that experience. Actually cant wait for more to come. =)
Last quarter of the year will be definitely remembered by my new love - hats.
And here we are. 2012 said goodbye, and now I am officially ready for 2013! =)
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- AnonymousJanuary 2, 2013 at 3:14 AM
Nice recap! Love all the looks.ReplyDelete
I have really enjoyed following your blog over the past year. Wishing you the best in 2013 - Happy New Years!
♥ xoxo Cori
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I loooove everything here,babe!ReplyDelete
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Gorgeous selection of outfits! Looks like you had a great year. xxReplyDelete
Brilliant outfits! I hope 2013 will be a great year for you as well xReplyDelete
Your style is impeccable. Love every look, and can't wait to see your style in 2013!ReplyDelete
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Learn more about the ongoing transformation taking place at the County of Riverside HR department. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us directly.
Learn more about Workday and what it is all about.
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Here is information that can be shared with your colleagues.
Find out ongoing activities regarding meetings and events.
County employees will use the RC1HR portal and corresponding technology to enable direct access to their benefits and payroll information among many other services.
RC1HR will transform the way HR services are delivered to departments.


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Gov. Rick Perry called the special session for 6 p.m. on redistricting.
Original Post:
No sooner had the House and Senate adjourned the regular session than Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst said they've been called back this evening to start a special session.
Gov. Rick Perry hadn't yet issued a formal call, but Dewhurst announced to senators, "Good news, bad news. I just got word that we're going to be called back into special session at 6 p.m.
One person could be heard to say, "What's the good news?"


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10Nov 2017
Third grade students at Harry McKillop Elementary debuted the school's annual patriotic music program, "Honoring Our Veterans", on Thursday in two heartfelt presentations.
The shows began with three students leading the Pledge of Allegiance and the Texas Pledge. Students then sang and danced to "Star Spangled Banner", "Sing, America, Sing!", "You're a Grand Old Flag", and "Fifty Nifty".
During a performance of "God Bless America", students not only sang, but also used sign language.
Toward the end of the program, students came forward to dress in uniform as heroes from each branch of the United States military. Veterans in the audience were asked to stand when their branch was represented on stage. "Taps" was played by Tyler Wilson, a junior at Melissa High School.
At closing, third grade teacher Brian Thornburg, who served in the United States Air Force, delivered a poignant speech to all in attendance, but to students in particular. He spoke of what it means to be a veteran, and explained ways in which students can serve their families and their community.
The "Honoring Our Veterans" program was a result of the diligence of the third grade class in conjunction with music director Pam Fortner.
More photos: Group A | Group B
Media Contact: Maddie Coe, Community Relations


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Saturday, October 27, 2012
Sneak Peek #5 Eclips Bundle
November 3rd Only!
The Crafty Scrapper will be offering
the Eclips Machine + Software bundle for $329 normally $579!
This bundle will include the Sizzix Eclips Machine, Sure Cuts a Lot Computer software, remote, mat, and cartridge.
We will have a limited number of bundles available in store. If those sell out *November 3rd only* we will still honor the sale price! You will be able to pay a 50% deposit that day, we will order the bundle for you, and have it shipped the next week!
We will also have demos using the machine throughout the day November 3rd!
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The Bureau of the Census has now issued a bulletin giving the official figures of the thirteenth census, preliminary statements of which have from time to time been made public. The population of the United States was 93,402,151, of which 1,429,885 belongs to the non-contiguous territory of Alaska, Hawaii and Porto Rico and persons in the military and naval service stationed abroad. There are still to be added the inhabitants of the outlying possessions of the United States—some eight millions—nearly all in the Philippine Islands. The percentage of increase from the preceding census is 21, being three tenths of a per cent, larger than for the preceding decade. The population of the United States shows an increase of about one third during each of the seven decades from 1790 to 1860, of about one fourth during the three decades from 1860 to 1890 and of about one fifth during each of the last two decades. Thus while the increase in population over the preceding census continually increases, the percentage of increase becomes continually less, and there is no reason to suppose that the population will increase indefinitely. Indeed, if it were not for foreign immigrants and their larger families, the increment of increase of the population would he very small. It should, however, be added that there are those who hold that the native population would increase more rapidly if it were not for the large immigration.
The density of population and the increase of population, as shown on the accompanying maps, are very unequally distributed over the United States. There are ten states in which there were in 1910 a population per square mile of more than one hundred. Rhode Island with 508, and Massachusetts with 418 are the most densely populated


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California Proposition 71 (2004)
The California Stem Cell Research and Cures Act, also called Proposition 71, was a ballot
initiative proposed by California voters in 2004 to allocate three billion dollars of state
funds for stem cell research over ten years. Endorsed by California scientists and
patient-advocates, Prop 71 passed on 2 November 2004, amending the state constitution to make
stem cell research a constitutional right. In addition, Prop 71 led to the creation of the
California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM), in San Francisco, California to allocate
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"Guideline for the Study and Evaluation of Gender Differences in the Clinical Evaluation of Drugs" (July 1993), by the United States Food and Drug Administration
The US Food and Drug Administration, or FDA, published the "Guideline for the Study and Evaluation of Gender Differences in the Clinical Evaluation of Drugs," henceforth "Study of Gender Differences," in July 1993. The document defined acceptable practices for investigators studying new drugs. Prior to 1993, investigators excluded most women from clinical trials because in 1977, the FDA recommended that anyone who could possibly become pregnant be excluded from early phase drug research to minimize risk to a potential fetus.
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Roman Catholic Church Quickening
Although the concept of quickening was not developed initially by the Roman Catholic Church, much of their histories are intertwined. Quickening, the point at which a pregnant woman can first feel the movements of the growing embryo or fetus, has long been a pivotal moment in pregnancy. Historically, it has also been a pivotal moment for law and the Church in deciding the criminal and religious sanctions for women who intentionally procured an abortion.
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Arizona State University Embryo Project Photograph Collections
In the 1970s Stanford University Embryologist Harold Heath sent a box of photographs to Frederick B. Churchill, who was a Professor in the History and Philosophy of Science Department at Indiana University. Heath was born in Indiana, he knew that Churchill was the leading historian of embryology, and he wanted his photographs to be used and therefore wanted them to be housed somewhere with an interest in the history of biology. Heath made it clear that he was donating the photographs for use by scholars and the public.
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Henry Havelock Ellis (1859-1939)
Henry Havelock Ellis was born on 2 February 1859 at Croydon in Surrey, England, to Susannah Wheatley Ellis and Edward Peppen Ellis, a sea captain. A psychologist, essayist, and physician, he is best known for his contributions to the study of human sexuality and his support of sex education and women's rights. Ellis 's work catalyzed the revolution against repressive Victorian views of sexuality.
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The term homunculus is Latin for "little man." It is used in neurology today to describe the map in the brain of sensory neurons in each part of the body (the somatosensory homunculus). An early use of the word was in the 1572 work by Paracelsus regarding forays into alchemy, De Natura Rerum, in which he gave instructions in how to create an infant human without fertilization or gestation in the womb. In the history of embryology, the homunculus was part of the Enlightenment-era theory of generation called preformationism.
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The Game of Life, by John Horton Conway
The Game of Life, or just Life, is a one-person game that was created by the English mathematician John Horton Conway in the late 1960s. It is a simple representation of birth, death, development, and evolution in a population of living organisms, such as bacteria. Martin Gardner popularized the Game of Life by writing two articles for his column "Mathematical Games" in the journal Scientific American in 1970 and 1971. There exist several websites that provide the Game of Life as a download or as an online game.
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St. Augustine (354-430)
St. Augustine of Hippo, born Aurelius Augustinus to a respectable family in the year 354 CE, is now considered one of the foremost theologians in the history of the Catholic Church. His writings, including his philosophy regarding life in the womb and the moral worth of embryos, influenced many other great thinkers of his time and throughout history.
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Marcello Malpighi (1646-1694)
Marcello Malpighi studied chick embryos with microscopes in Italy during the seventeenth century. Trained as a medical doctor, he was among the first scientists to use the microscope to examine embryos at very early stages. Malpighi described early structures in chick embryos, and later scientists used his descriptions to help develop the theory of preformationism.
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Dandy-Walker Syndrome
Dandy-Walker Syndrome is a congenital brain defect in humans characterized by malformations to the cerebellum, the part of the brain that controls movement, and to the ventricles, the fluid-filled cavities that surround the cerebellum. The syndrome is named for physicians Walter Dandy and Arthur Walker who described associated signs and symptoms of the syndrome in the 1900s. The malformations often develop during embryonic stages.
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Martius Flap Procedure to Repair Obstetric Fistulas
The Martius flap procedure is a surgical procedure used to treat obstetric fistulas in women. Heinrich Martius developed the procedure in twentieth century Germany to treat women with urinary incontinence caused by stress, and later doctors used it to repair obstetric fistulas. Fistulas occur in pregnant women when a hole is torn between the vagina and the urinary tract (called vesicovaginal) or the vagina and the rectum (called rectovaginal). The hole, or fistula, occurs in the tissue separating two organs and therefore obstetric fistulas result in either urinary or fecal incontinence.
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Subject: Technologies, Disorders
Charles Bonnet (1720-1793)
Charles Bonnet was a naturalist and philosopher in the mid eighteenth century. His most important contribution to embryology was the discovery of parthenogenesis in aphids, proving that asexual reproduction of offspring was possible. In his later life, he was an outspoken defender of the theory of generation now known as preformationism, which stated that offspring exist prior to conception preformed in the germ cell of one of their parents.
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Intrauterine Insemination
Intrauterine insemination (IUI), also known as artificial insemination, is one of the earliest and simplest assisted reproductive technologies (ART). With this technique, sperm from either a partner or donor (such as from a sperm bank) is inserted with a syringe into the woman's vagina during ovulation to increase the probability that fertilization will occur and lead to pregnancy.
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Pope Sixtus V (1520-1590)
Known for dropping a long-held distinction in the Catholic Church between the animated and unanimated fetus, Felice Peretti was born in Grottamare, Italy, in 1521, son of a Dalmatian gardener. In his early years, Peretti worked as a swineherd, but soon became involved in the local Minorite convent in Montalto, where he served as a novice at the age of twelve. He went on to study in Montalto, Ferrara, and Bologna, continuing his devotion to religious life, and in 1547 Peretti was ordained as priest in the city of Siena.
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"Effraenatam" (1588), by Pope Sixtus V
"Effraenatam," the brain-child of Pope Sixtus V, was released as a papal bull in the year 1588. Papal bulls are formal declarations issued by the pope of the Roman Catholic Church and are named for their authenticating leaden seals (bullas). This particular document became famous for its official forbiddance of all procured abortions. "Effraenatam," meaning "without restraint," is often regarded as a specific response to increasing rates of prostitution and procured abortions in the Papal States, though this is not discussed in the actual document.
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Ovum Humanum: Growth, Maturation, Nourishment, Fertilization and Early Development (1960), by Landrum Brewer Shettles
Ovum Humanum was written and compiled by Dr. Landrum Brewer Shettles while he worked as a doctor in New York. The publication contains an atlas of photographs of the human egg cell that Shettles took while working at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital in New York City. Stechert-Hafner, Inc, a publishing company based in New York City, published the book in 1960. The book presents a collection of color photographs that shows detail of the human egg that had never been seen before, providing a reference for scientists and doctors that documented the anatomy of these cells.
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Subject: Publications, Reproduction
Amniocentesis is a test used for prenatal diagnosis of inherited diseases, Rh incompatibility, neural tube defects, and lung maturity. Normally performed during the second trimester of a pregnancy, this invasive procedure allows the detection of health problems in the fetus as early as fifteen weeks gestation. Although amniocentesis does carry some significant risks, the medical community commonly accepts it as a safe and useful procedure.
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Subject: Technologies, Reproduction
The Mustard Operation
The Mustard Operation is a surgical technique to correct a heart condition called the transposition of the great arteries (TGA). TGA is a birth defect in which the placement of the two arteries, the pulmonary artery, which supplies deoxygenated blood to the lungs, and the aorta, which takes oxygenated blood to the body are switched. William Thornton Mustard developed the operation later named for him and in 1963 operated on an infant with TGA, and ameliorated the condition, at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Canada.
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Subject: Technologies, Disorders
Test-Tube Baby
A test-tube baby is the product of a successful human reproduction that results from methods beyond sexual intercourse between a man and a woman and instead utilizes medical intervention that manipulates both the egg and sperm cells for successful fertilization. The term was originally used to refer to the babies born from the earliest applications of artificial insemination and has now been expanded to refer to children born through the use of in vitro fertilization, the practice of fertilizing an embryo outside of a woman's body.
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St. Thomas Aquinas (c. 1225-1274)
Widely known as a key contributor to the Roman Catholic Church's body of doctrine, St. Thomas Aquinas also published an opinion on the moral status of embryos and fetuses that seems contradictory to the Catholic Church's current standpoint on the matter. Born in Naples, Italy, around 1225 (scholars debate the exact year of many of his life events) to wealthy nobility, Thomas Aquinas quickly proved himself a pious and astute scholar with an insatiable desire for logic and understanding.
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Marie Charlotte Carmichael Stopes (1880-1958)
Marie Charlotte Carmichael Stopes was born in Edinburgh, Scotland, on 15 October 1880 to Charlotte Carmichael Stopes, a suffragist, and Henry Stopes, an archaeologist and anthropologist. A paleobotanist best known for her social activism in the area of sexuality, Stopes was a pioneer in the fight to gain sexual equality for women. Her activism took many forms including writing books and pamphlets, giving public appearances, serving on panels, and, most famously, co-founding the first birth control clinic in the United Kingdom.
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Subject: People, Ethics, Reproduction
"The Potency of the First Two Cleavage Cells in Echinoderm Development. Experimental Production of Partial and Double Formations" (1891-1892), by Hans Driesch
Hans Adolf Eduard Driesch was a late-nineteenth and early-twentieth century philosopher and developmental biologist. In the spring of 1891 Driesch performed experiments using two-celled sea urchin embryos, the results of which challenged the then-accepted understanding of embryo development. Driesch showed that the cells of an early embryo, when separated, could each continue to develop into normal larval forms.
Format: Articles
Subject: Experiments, Publications
Preformationism in the Enlightenment
Preformationism was a theory of embryological development used in the late seventeenth through the late eighteenth centuries. This theory held that the generation of offspring occurs as a result of an unfolding and growth of preformed parts. There were two competing models of preformationism: the ovism model, in which the location of these preformed parts prior to gestation was the maternal egg, and the spermism model, in which a preformed individual or homunculus was thought to exist in the head of each sperm.
Format: Articles
Subject: Theories
Edward Donnall Thomas (1920-2012)
Edward Donnall Thomas, an American physician and scientist, gained recognition in the scientific community for conducting the first bone marrow transplant, a pioneering form of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT). Bone marrow transplants are considered to be the first successful example of tissue engineering, a field within regenerative medicine that uses hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) as a vehicle for treatment. Prior to Thomas's groundbreaking work, most blood-borne diseases, including certain inherited and autoimmune diseases, were considered lethal.
Format: Articles
Subject: People
Mary-Claire King (1946– )
Mary-Claire King studied genetics in the US in the twenty-first century. King identified two genes associated with the occurrence of breast cancer, breast cancer 1 (BRCA1) and breast cancer 2 (BRCA2). King showed that mutated BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes cause two types of reproductive cancer, breast and ovarian cancer. Because of King's discovery, doctors can screen women for the inheritance of mutated BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes to evaluate their risks for breast and ovarian cancer.
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Miami Marlins
Martin Prado happy to join Miami Marlins, support team's young talent
The offseason trade to the Miami Marlins was a surprise for Martin Prado, but one he believes is pleasant.
Speaking publicly for the first time since being dealt from the Yankees in December, Prado said Saturday he "couldn't be happier when I found out I was going to play with [Giancarlo] Stanton and [Jose] Fernandez and the young kids coming up. Couldn't be more excited. They have a good mix of young guys and veteran guys. I hope we can build a team around [Stanton] and take some pressure [off] him."
The Marlins believe they upgraded at third by replacing Casey McGehee (a career .264 hitter) with Prado (a career .291 hitter).
"He's a consummate professional, gives us professional at-bats, above-average defender and we have him for two years," Marlins president/baseball operations Michael Hill said.
Prado, 31, who said he's fine after an offseason appendectomy, hit .282 with 12 homers and 58 RBI between the Diamondbacks and Yankees last season. The Yankees are paying $3 million of his $11 million salary in 2015.
▪ If the Marlins again keep 12 pitchers, that would leave room for five backup position players. Ichiro Suzuki, Jeff Baker and backup catcher Jeff Mathis figure to be three of them, with Donovan Solano, Derek Dietrich, Miguel Rojas, Justin Bour and a bunch of non-roster invitees (including Reed Johnson, Jordany Valdespin and Don Kelly, among others) competing for two others.
Nearly all can play multiple positions – which the Marlins say they value — except Bour, who said Saturday that "first base is where I belong." That could hurt Bour's chances even though he impressed late last season, hitting .284 in 74 at-bats.
▪ General manager Dan Jennings said the front office has had internal discussions about free agent right-hander Francisco Rodriguez, who had 44 saves for Milwaukee last season. He reportedly wants a two-year, $10 million deal, and the Marlins aren't inclined to approach those numbers.
If the Marlins make another bullpen move, the preference would be to add a left-hander. They remain interested in former Tigers lefty Phil Coke, but only if he's willing to be a non-roster invitee to camp.
▪ Left-hander Brad Hand is out of minor league options and likely would be claimed by another team if the Marlins try to send him to the minors. Hand, who is 5-18 with a 4.42 ERA in four years for the Marlins (including 31 starts), likely would compete with David Phelps for a rotation spot only if one of the Marlins' five projected starting pitchers is injured.
"We're going to prepare Hand to start," Hill said. "Hopefully we'll have some tough decisions to make." Hand said he would "much rather start" than pitch out of the bullpen but is willing to do either.
▪ On the first day individual game tickets were made available at the box office, lines were longer than the previous two Winter Warm-Up events. The biggest sellers: the April 6 opener against Atlanta and games against the Red Sox and Yankees.
The Marlins already have surpassed last year's season-ticket sales count of 5000.
Samson said he believes the Marlins will become "an internationally celebrated team" because of their popularity in Latin America and the addition of Japanese star Ichiro, which will result in at least 90 Marlins games airing on Japanese television, compared with one or two in past years.


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It's jail and prison guards gone wild, plus a Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs cop gets in trouble for sticky-fingers. Let's get to it:
In Goshen, New York, a state prison guard was arrested last Thursday after police seized 43 bags of heroin from his home. Guard Michael Leake, 24, went down after an investigation by the town of Deerpark and city of Port Jarvis Crime Suppression Unit. He is charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance in the third degree and criminally using paraphernalia in the second degree. Although the charges don't reflect it, local authorities said the dope, a scale, and other seized materials were "commonly used by drug traffickers."
In Sterling, Pennsylvania, a Wayne County jail guard was arrested Monday for selling morphine pills from his home. Howard Hums, 44, went down after an informant for the Wayne County DA's Drug Task Force bought pills from him on two occasions in February and March. He now faces two counts each of possession of a controlled substance and delivery of a controlled substance.
In Madison, Wisconsin, a state Department of Veterans Affairs Police officer was sentenced last Tuesday to two years' probation for stealing prescription opioids from the department's evidence room and replacing them with similar-looking pills. David Walters, 37, also stole pills from the VA's drug drop-off receptacle. He pleaded guilty to possession of a controlled substance in January.


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Nepal is the ultimate destination with highest mountain ( top of the world) Mt.Everest and thousand of other mountains trails for trekkers from around the world. This activity is so popular that one is every five visitor to this country comes solely for the purpose of trekking and other adventure activities. Geographically Nepal is small country between two big country in south and north but it has huge contrasts in altitudes and climates as you move from south to north support as amazing mix of lifestyles, flora and fauna. Although it is Nepals scenic beauty that lures multitude of visitors, people of different cultures that you come across on the way are what make the experience quite memorable.
Spring (February May) and Autumn (September November) is the popular season for the trekking. Winter is very cold above 4,000 m because of snow on the high mountains passes. So keep yourself at lower altitudes. During the monsoon season ( June August), you can trek in the rain shadow areas north of the Himalayas like Mustang, manang and Dolpo where the rain clouds cant reach them. The best part about trekking in this season is that the routes are less crowded and the meadows are green and in full blossom. The following mention are the most popular trekking areas in Nepal.
Nowhere in the world is there a more spectacular mountain region than Everest. Located in the remote Solu Kumbu region of northeast Nepal, it is home to the six tallest peaks above 8000 metres and offers the best trekking and...Read More
Annapurna Conservation Area (ACA) is home to some of the most astounding peaks in the Himalayas with Annapurna 1 sitting at 8091m whilst his 13 brothers and sisters range from 7000m to 7937m, and the extended family adding another 16...Read More
Our Langtang treks wind through the most beautiful aspects of Nepal's midlands - the Langtang Valley at 1470m, Kyanjin Gompa at 3780m and the high mountain lake of Gosainkunda at 4380m –with distant, lofty peaks reaching into the heavens, such...Read More
Home to 8 of the 14 highest peaks in the world, Nepal is considered "a paradise on earth" and the ultimate destination for trekking and mountain climbing in the world. Since the 1950's The Himalayas of Nepal has been high...Read More
Popular destinations such as the Anapurna and Everest regions may be high on the bucket list for a lot of trekkers coming to Nepal, but as these treks are becoming more and more popular with thousands hitting the trails each...Read More
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I met Hem and Tushar in Nepal while I was in conference there in Kathmandu recently. Had a day tour and spent a night at Hems place. I have been in many places and met many people. Hem is one of the nicest person I have met in regards...more
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Hem Bahadur and his company " The Asia Adventure Nepal Pvt.Ltd. organised an amazing trip for us after spending a night at his home. We left in a private car and arrived in Chitwan the evening to an excellent meal including divine Mountain Soup whilst enjoying a magical sunset...more
My husband and I took a trip to Nepal in April, and we would have missed out on so much had we not have booked through Asia Adventure. We were treated to five star service, but felt like we got to experience the local culture all at the same...more
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Welcome to our websites's newest addition.
Bee and Honey related art.
No Bees - No Humans
Landfill Art Project by Erika Decker
Bee Photos by Amateur Photographers
Comments by video author Lisa Kassner:
Klausesbees is a re-cut from The La Cañada California Farmers Market Composite shot on Saturday, April 25, 2009. This is one of my weekend projects to expand my shooting, editing and interviewing skills. I liked this interview so much that I thought it should stand alone as it is very informative about the subject of honey bees
This Vimeo shot with the JVC GZ HD7 Camcorder in full automatic mode with the Monfrotto Monopod for improved image stabilization. Microphone is a Sennheiser Wireless.
This Vimeo edited using Sony Vegas Pro 9.0C and rendered with the internet template Sony AVC MP4 1280 x 720 P. Music by Sony Cinescore.
Please note... This video was shot while on location for educational purposes, engineering tests, and for my producing and shooting experience.


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Tag Archives: pee
[TTL] Jiku Chokyo / [TTL] 餌育調教
Girls dominate a boy in the old stone corner of an aging Japanese school's gymnasium. They straddle his nose, farting into his nose, tease his precum, spit into his mouth, pee hot yellow splashes on his face. It escalates to a scatological humiliation.
Release: 2014/03/07
File type: jpg
Pic's: 43
Genre: lolicon, oral, fetish, maniac, pee, scatology, humiliation
Language: japanese
Censorship: yes
Size: 106 MB
[L-u] Co File
Denno C*il's saucy little Is*ko pinned down!
Release: 2011/05/30
File type: jpg
Pic's: 536
Genre: lolicon, oral, gangbang, fetish, uniform
Language: japanese
Censorship: yes
Size: 215 MB
[Fujise Akira] Petite Fille / [藤瀬あきら] ぷちふぃーゆ
Full Name: Petite Fille / ぷちふぃーゆ
Type: Hentai Manga
File type: JPG
Author: Fujise Akira / 藤瀬あきら
Genre: lolicon, shota, anal, oral, rape, virgin, gangbang, dp, masturbation, pee, object insertion, swimsuit.
Language: japanese
Pages: 182
Resolution: 840 × 1200
Color: Colorless
Size: 110 MB
[YAH-YAH-DOH/TAW] およばれふうか~あんなこと・こんなこと~ / Oyoba Refuka
Release: 2012/07/01
File type: exe
Genre: ADV, lolicon, shota, oral, diapers, pee, scat
Language: japanese
Interface: japanese
Censorship: yes
Size: 280 MB
[むにちん] つるぺたみみちゃん2 ~すぷらうど~ / Tsurupeta mi mi-chan 2
Release: 2012/08/03
File type: exe
Genre: lolicon, oral, fingering, pee, sex toys, panties
Language: japanese
Interface: japanese
Censorship: yes
Size: 120 MB
[ソラトブクスリ] J○アイドルの今日もお仕事がんばる! / Hard Work
Release: 2013/06/22
File type: jpg
Pic's: 145
Genre: lolicon, anal, oral, footjob, pregnancy, bukkake, stockings, swimsuit
Language: japanese
Censorship: yes
Size: 122 MB
[Minion] Cowper Queen / [みにおん] カウパーQ
Full Name: Cowper Queen / カウパーQ
Type: Hentai Manga
File type: JPG
Author: Minion / みにおん
Genre: lolicon, shota, anal, oral, defloration, rape, bondage, torture, pee, tentacle, sex toys, scat, x-ray.
Language: japanese
Pages: 197
Resolution: 1004 × 1416
Color: Colorless
Size: 183 MB
[artman] My Little Sister
My little sister is Japan's most popular idol.
To the world she's adorable. At night she's my personal wankhole.
I make her suck my cock while I watch her promotional video.
I spread her legs above her head and peer into her pussy.
With me she's a sow, not a star, and of course I always cum inside.
Release: 2014/08/29
File type: mp4
Genre: 3D, lolicon, oral, incest, handjob, pee
Language: japanese
Subtitles: japanese
Censorship: yes
Size: 793 MB
[Asahina Makoto] Idol Chijoku Kyoushitsu / [朝比奈まこと] アイドル恥辱教室
Full Name: Idol Chijoku Kyoushitsu / アイドル恥辱教室
Type: Hentai Manga
File type: JPG
Author: Asahina Makoto / 朝比奈まこと
Genre: lolicon, anal, oral, defloration, rape, bondage, pee, slave, fingering, panties, swimsuit, school uniform.
Language: japanese
Pages: 214
Resolution: 1057 × 1500
Color: Colorless
Size: 128 MB


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Tim Wheater.. 'Venice' ... from the album 'Awakenings'
@ceecee2110 @majorincident @caro120 @frenchielove @vickyjakesmum et al
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25 years ago. ... time doth fly ..
wonderful track that, really gets the heart pumping and the soul soaring
Put me in mind of Hawklords (hawkwinds) track, 25 years. Rather harsh recording of it but so atmospheric...
as they say 25 years doesn't matter any more?
don't it pass in a flash, got to keep moving on thru life!
@catweazle1961 wrote:
Tim Wheater.. 'Venice' ... from the album 'Awakenings'
@ceecee2110 @majorincident @frenchielove @vickyjakesmum et al
Ah very nice, been there too so brings back so many memories
Lovely full sound to that composition, wonder if he's written any theme tunes to tv dramas?
Don't know why but made me think of randall and hopkirk, the stately pace of it?
Got prog rock prog on yesterday and just had atomic rooster...
Here's one of their better-known?
devils answer
Here's another one just played. Unlikely title of the dog the dog he's at it again? by caravan
synthy barking and some goodly riffs but sometimes they do get a good bit and repeat it a little too often?
oo this is on now... curiously seductive song called frame by frame by king crimson
Kaptain Kopter and Commander Cassidy in Potato Land by Spirit...
Fresh garbage by Spirit. The opening reminds of Living in the past by Jethro Tull.


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Crumpets need lots of butter on them. They might have been designed for the term "dripping with butter".
Makes about 8 crumpets 50ml boiling water 275ml whole milk 1 tbsp dried yeast 1 tsp caster sugar 240g strong white bread flour 1 scant tsp of baking powder 1 tsp fine salt butter to serve and for frying
Add the boiling water to the milk, stir in the yeast and the sugar and leave to sit somewhere warm for about 15 minutes.
Sieve the flour into a mixing bowl with the baking powder and salt. Slowly add the milk and yeast mixture, whisking as you do to create a thick batter. Cover with cling film and leave to prove for an hour.
Gently heat a large heavy frying pan and add a knob of butter. Grease the crumpet rings well. Set them in the pan, then, with a big spoon carefully scoop some mixture in to each, taking care not too break the bubbles too much.
Cook over a medium heat for about five minutes. Remove the rings once each crumpet is set. Flip them over for a few seconds and serve, dripping with butter and honey, or jam, Marmite, cheese...


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Wow, have I missed home brewing. Last weekend I brewed for the first time in almost 3 years! I started my journey back into to the brewing world with my go to Ordinary Bitter recipe. I altered the recipe with ingredients that I had on hand. So, Victory Malt instead of Biscuit and used Willamette for the 60 and 30, then Sonnet Golding for the last addition.
The brew day was going so well that I decided to make another batch. So, I went into my recipe database and grabbed my Heinrich Märzen recipe. This is a killer recipe and I have a lot of friends ask me to make it. Seeing as I really have missed this tasty beer, it seemed the right thing to do and a tasty way to do it.
The day didn't without any glitches though. I brew with propane. I realized that I had no BBQ lighter and only had 3 matches (that I only found after a 15 minute house search). Instead of driving to the store, I lit a candle with one of the matches I had. It worked, much to the questions from my family as to why there was a candle lit on the stove on a sunny 25C Sunday afternoon.
All said, at the end of the brew day, I had 80L of wort ready to ferment and could not wait for the tasting.
Tonight, with a pint of my Ordinary Bitter, I am raising a toast to being back into the fold of creating my own crafted beer.


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The LARGE HADRON COLLIDER: What in the World!!!
Uhm... what for?
Some kinda sumthin'??
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is the world's largest particle accelerator complex, intended to collide opposing beams of 7 TeV protons. Its main purpose is to explore the validity and limitations of the Standard Model, the current theoretical picture for particle physics. The LHC was built by the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), and lies underneath the Franco-Swiss border near Geneva, Switzerland. (source)
Uhm... COOL! Whatever...
I want one too.
*Photo from Getty Images


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Get Wise About Wisdom Teeth
With age comes wisdom. Specifically, wisdom teeth.
Your mouth goes through many changes in your lifetime. One major dental milestone that usually takes place between the ages of 17 and 21 is the appearance of your third molars. Historically, these teeth have been called wisdom teeth because they come through at a more mature age.
When they come through correctly, healthy wisdom teeth can help you chew. It's normal to feel a little discomfort when your wisdom teeth appear, but if you have pain, see your dentist immediately.
Room to Grow?
Wisdom teeth can cause problems if there isn't enough space for them to surface or they come through in the wrong position. If your dentist says your wisdom teeth are impacted, he or she means they are trapped in your jaw or under your gums.
As your wisdom teeth make their way through your gums, your dentist will be monitoring your mouth for signs of the following:
- Wisdom teeth that aren't in the right position can allow food to become trapped. That gives cavity-causing bacteria a place to grow.
- Wisdom teeth that haven't come in properly, which can make it difficult to floss between the wisdom teeth and the molars next to them.
- Wisdom teeth that have partially come through can give bacteria a place to enter the gums and create a place for infection to occur. This may also cause pain, swelling and stiffness in your jaw.
- Wisdom teeth that don't have room to come through can cause your neighboring teeth to be crowded or damaged.
- A wisdom tooth that is impacted can form a cyst on or near the impacted tooth. This could damage the roots of nearby teeth or destroy the bone that supports your teeth.
Why You Might Need to Have Your Wisdom Teeth Removed
Every patient is unique, but in general, wisdom teeth may need to be removed when there is evidence of changes in the mouth such as:
- Pain
- Infection
- Cysts
- Tumors
- Damage to neighboring teeth
- Gum disease
- Tooth decay (if it is not possible or desirable to restore the tooth)
Your dentist may also recommend removal of wisdom teeth as part of treatment for braces or other dental care.
Before making any decisions, your dentist will examine your mouth and take an x-ray. Together, you and your dentist can discuss the best course of treatment.
Keeping Your Wisdom Teeth?
Wisdom teeth that are not removed should continue to be monitored because the potential for developing problems later on still exists. As people age, they are at greater risk for health problems—and that includes potential problems with their wisdom teeth. Be sure to, floss around your wisdom teeth and visit your dentist regularly. Regular dental visits allow your dentist to evaluate your wisdom teeth and your overall dental health.
How Your Family Can Celebrate Oral Health Month
Share More Time, Share More Smiles
School may be out for summer, but your child's best teacher is working year-round: You!
Leading by example — especially when it comes to establishing healthy habits like brushing, flossing and seeing your dentist — can make a big difference in the health and happiness of your entire family.
That's why we are celebrating Oral Health Month: Share More Time, Share More Smiles with Colgate this June. Here are two ways you can join in and make a difference:
1) Watch, read, play and share the resources below with your entire family. Their smiles will thank you!
2) Snap a photo of you and your family taking care of your teeth. (We'd love to see you brushing together, flossing as a family and making your regular dental visits a special day!) Then, share it on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or Google+ using #TimetoSmile. Colgate will donate $1 (up to $40,000) to Give Kids A Smile, a program of the ADA Foundation that provides dental health care to underserved children.


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The Day I Came Home
It was the usual Saturday afternoon in the city of New York. The chitter chattering of people walking down the street, and the occasional honking of cars filled my ears.
The streetlights changing every moment, and children screaming, begging their mothers for candy was a sign that all was well. I dragged my feet over to the store, with a buck two in my pack. "Hey Tony, It's Jack, I've come to pick up a loaf for ma." I said sheepishly. "Oh, hi Jack, here, that will be a buck two, d'you want to buy it?" Asked Tony. "Yea, I'll take it. Here's your buck two," I said handing him a bill with the sign 1 on it, and dropped 2 golden coins on the counter. "Bye Tony!" I said. "Good day Jack!"
When I close my eyes, and imagine Tony, I see a clear picture of him. The chunky black haired Greek man always sitting at the front desk. He was always wearing a big fat smile on his face. I chuckled a bit at this. What a kind, but odd man Tony is, I thought.
On my way back to my house, a little black haired boy, about the length of my arm, ran up to me and said silently, "I'm sorry, I heard the bad news." With that, a liter full of anxiety rushed up into my heart. I could hear the loud thumping noise coming from my chest. My face grew hot and sweaty, as I looked at the boy with fear filling my eyes. "What's wrong?"
I didn't hear another peep from him, I ran as fast as my legs would carry me, I ran through red lights, nearly got myself killed, and scraped my elbow quite badly.
"Ma, are you there ma?" I said running into the living room. The moment I saw the pregnant, brown haired woman sleeping on the couch, I knew she was there.
"Ma, wake up! What's the bad news ma?" "Huh, oh, Jack. Guess what?" She started. But I didn't let her end, at least not until I got my answer. "Ma, what's the bad news?" I asked sternly.
"Oh, that, you see." She started. "Where's dad?" I interrupted. "Oh, he's upstairs praying." She said. "Oh," I said slowly. Dad never prays. I thought silently to myself. "Oh yes as I was saying, well, umm I don't exactly know how to say this, well better get it over with I guess. Grandpa's dying."
After the shock, I packed my bags with dad, and took out my secret savings, even though he may already be dead, at least we will be able to bury him with the village people.
I had to go alone for the first while. And who guesses why? I had no idea what my mom said when she woke up. "Guess what" I should have listened to that.
Anyway what she was saying was she was going to have the baby soon, cause her water broke shortly after. So my dad has to take her to the hospital.
I rushed out the door, and ran to the end of the block. There stood the ferry I would be taking. I ran up to a man dressed in all white. "10 dollars for one ticket!" He said. I handed him a ten-dollar bill, grabbed my ticket and asked, "This boat goes to Flower Bud Village, right?" Sure enough it did. I boarded the boat, and took my seat. I looked down at the water. It was clean, and the waves splashed against the boat.
This really clumsy man forgot to untie the boat from the dock. So when the boat took off, there was a big bump. I banged my head on a metal bar, and fell to the floor. People surrounded me, as I watched the world slowly disappear.
When I woke up, everyone was sitting in his or her seats, ignoring me. I stood up, rubbed my head and checked the time, it was 12:00pm! I had been asleep, or knocked out for nearly an hour. I stood at the front of the boat, and noticed that an island, not to far away, had a sign that said Flower Bud Village on it! Wow! I made it! But then it occurred to me that, grandpa might be dead when the water splashed against the boat, I heard the words, Rush, Rush, Rush. But not slowly, fast, faster than I would of hoped. Just as though they were rushing, just as I was.
I sat back on a chair, and noticed that a man with blond bangs and brown hair was sitting beside me. He looked about the same age as I am. I looked at his ticket, it said Flower Bud Village. I wanted to start a conversation, but I was too afraid to. "Hello there, I'm Jack. I'm headed to Flower Bud Village to see my dying Grandpa."
"Hi Jack. I'm going to flower Bud Village too, my names Cliff," He said. "Hi Cliff! Maybe we should play a game, that would make the ride go by a bit faster." I said, trying to get to know him better. "Yeah, I got a game, d'you know how to fish?" Cliff asked. "Well, yes sort of," I said embarrassedly. "Well, then you know how to spot fish."
We stood at the front of the boat as it came to a quick stop. "Hey, Cliff! There's one, jumping, there's a dolphin out at sea!" "Oh, wow Jack! I've never seen a dolphin in my life! Jack you're a wonderful person, lets be friends, forever!" I was shocked at this, I lowered my head, and said, "Yeah, hmmm you're a good person too, you know Cliff." I said. "I am? I am?!" I looked up and noticed that almost all of the people on the boat had left, "lets go Cliff!" I said.
We walked onto the land, my new life awaited me, with one friend, and I felt strong, in a way. I walked up boldly, and headed to the village. I saw my grandpa's house. I ran up to it and knocked on the door ferociously and yelled grandpa, it's me Jack...


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Olympic cyclist Evelyn Stevens helps CYCLE Kids Give Programs to Bedford-Stuyvesant Schools
CYCLE Kids, an innovative cycling and nutrition education curriculum, enriches the health of children at PS157 and PS257
Cambridge, MA, USA (March 6, 2013) -- Olympic cyclist Evelyn Stevens, Director of Outreach for CYCLE Kids, hosted a fundraiser to give the innovative CYCLE Kids curriculum to two Bedford-Stuyvesant schools this spring. Both the Benjamin Franklin and John F Hylan Schools are eager to implement the CYCLE Kids program, which teaches biking skills, safety, and nutrition to 4th and 5th grade school students. Each school will be hosting a bike build event to kick off the program.
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Faced with similar sobering statistics about the health of his pupils, Principal Brian Leavy DeVale of the John F Hylan School partnered with Woodhull Hospital's Children's Bike Club to increase his students' activity level, so adding the CYCLE Kids program was a natural progression. DeVale says, "We have staff and students ready and eager to participate. We're looking forward to riding and improving the health of our community."
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A small tattoo on Pres. Duterte's right hand have been noticed, and the same tattoo also spotted to Edgar Matobato, a witness who claimed that he was a member of the vigilante group Davao Death Squad (DDS) showed up and testified against President Duterte.
Presidential Adviser Jesus Dureza who was President Duterte's colleague also have the same tattoo which was explained by Journalist Raissa Robles,
He said: "We are members of Guardians Brotherhood. It's a fraternal group of people. It started as a military fraternal group. Then they got also civilians as members."
People are now thinking if their "brotherhood" has been affected by Matobato's testimonies, by being the witness.
Some says it was just an act to destroy the image of our President, He wrote: "baka bago lang nya pina tattoo yan kasi matagal na nila planadong siraan si Pres Duterte! paano maging brotherhood at level ni Duterte yan eh sira ulo yan si Matobato!!! syempre drama lang ni matobato pa hawak hawak sa noo pra mapansin ang tattoo!! josko actor ka tlaga dong pwede kana mag apply pang horror movie!"
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Intrapopulation Variation in an Australian Population of the North American Thrips, Bagnalliella yuccae (Thysanoptera: Phlaeothripidae), A New Record from Australia
The genus Bagnalliella Karny is an endemic North American genus of Phlaeothripidae with 7 species associated with the New World plant genus Yucca; 2 Old World species currently placed in the genus are probably not congeneric. The number of sensoria on antennal segments III and IV has been used to distinguish the Bagnalliella species on Yucca, but an invasive population of Bagnalliella yuccae (Hinds) is reported here from Australia, at Brisbane, Queensland, in which the number of sensoria varied between individuals and even between left and right antennae of single individuals. These observations cast considerable doubt on the validity of some of the North American species of Bagnalliella. The Australian population was damaging young leaves of Yucca elephantipes, and indicates the ease with which thrips can be distributed by the horticultural trade.
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