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By James Tyler KENT, A.M., M.D.
Presented by Médi-T
Nux Moschata
Extremities, ataxia (See Incoordination) (p. 953)
Extremities, awkwardness, lower limbs (p. 953)
Extremities, bandaged, sensation as if, knee (p. 953)
Extremities, blood, rush of, hands (p. 953)
Extremities, blood, rush of, legs (p. 954)
Extremities, blood, rush of, legs, left (p. 954)
Extremities, bubbling sensation, upper arm (p. 954)
Extremities, chilblains, feet (p. 955)
Extremities, clenching (See Convulsions, Contraction) fingers (p. 956)
Extremities, clenching, fingers, convulsive (p. 956)
Extremities, coldness (p. 956)
Extremities, coldness, diarrhœa, with (p. 957)
Extremities, coldness, upper limbs, left (p. 957)
Extremities, coldness, hands (p. 958)
Extremities, coldness, hands, icy (p. 959)
Extremities, coldness, leg (p. 961)
Extremities, coldness, foot (p. 962)
Extremities, coldness, foot, hot, hands, with (p. 963)
Extremities, coldness, foot, icy cold (p. 963)
Extremities, coldness, foot, menses, before (p. 964)
Extremities, coldness, foot, menses, during (p. 964)
Extremities, coldness, foot, soles, menses, during (p. 964)
Extremities, constriction, upper limbs (p. 965)
Extremities, convulsion (p. 968)
Extremities, convulsion, clonic (p. 968)
Extremities, convulsion, menses, during (p. 968)
Extremities, cramps, calf (p. 975)
Extremities, cramps, calf, evening, sleep, on going to (p. 975)
Extremities, cramps, calf, night (p. 975)
Extremities, cramps, calf, motion, on (agg.) (p. 976)
Extremities, cramps, calf, motion, while lying (p. 976)
Extremities, cramps, calf, sleep, before (p. 976)
Extremities, cramps, foot (p. 976)
Extremities, discoloration, fingers, blue (p. 980)
Extremities, enlargement, sensation of, leg (p. 985)
Extremities, flexed, upper limbs, spasmodically (p. 1006)
Extremities, flexed, finger (p. 1006)
Extremities, floating in air, as if (See Lightness) (p. 1006)
Extremities, formication, upper limbs (p. 1006)
Extremities, fullness (p. 1008)
Extremities, fullness, hand (p. 1008)
Extremities, fullness, hand, evening (p. 1008)
Extremities, heat, hand (p. 1010)
Extremities, heat, hand, morning (p. 1010)
Extremities, heat, hand, morning, coldness, during (p. 1010)
Extremities, heat, hand, evening (p. 1010)
Extremities, heat, hand, coldness, of feet, during (p. 1011)
Extremities, heat, foot, evening (p. 1012)
Extremities, heat, foot, sole (p. 1013)
Extremities, heaviness, upper limbs (p. 1014)
Extremities, heaviness, shoulder (p. 1015)
Extremities, heaviness, lower limbs (p. 1015)
Extremities, heaviness, thigh, menses, before (p. 1016)
Extremities, heaviness, knee (p. 1016)
Extremities, heaviness, knee, rest, worse during (p. 1016)
Extremities, heaviness, leg (p. 1016)
Extremities, incoordination, lower limbs (p. 1018)
Extremities, jerking (p. 1029)
Extremities, lightness, sensation of (p. 1033)
Extremities, numbness (See Tingling) (p. 1035)
Extremities, numbness, hand (p. 1038)
Extremities, numbness, hand, evening (p. 1038)
Extremities, numbness, hand, chill, during (p. 1038)
Extremities, numbness, fingers (p. 1039)
Extremities, numbness, lower limbs (p. 1040)
Extremities, numbness, lower limbs, ascending stairs (p. 1040)
Extremities, numbness, thigh (p. 1041)
Extremities, numbness, thigh, crossing legs (p. 1041)
Extremities, numbness, leg (p. 1041)
Extremities, numbness, foot, chill, with (p. 1042)
Extremities, pain, lain on (p. 1045)
Extremities, pain, menses, during (p. 1045)
Extremities, pain, motion, on (agg.) (p. 1045)
Extremities, pain, rheumatic (p. 1045)
Extremities, pain, wandering shifting (p. 1046)
Extremities, pain, wet weather (p. 1046)
Extremities, pain, joints, cold, from taking (p. 1047)
Extremities, pain, joints, gouty (p. 1047)
Extremities, pain, shoulder (p. 1051)
Extremities, pain, shoulder, left, and right hip (p. 1052)
Extremities, pain, shoulder, rheumatic (p. 1053)
Extremities, pain, upper arm (p. 1053)
Extremities, pain, upper arm, deltoid region, left (p. 1055)
Extremities, pain, elbow (p. 1055)
Extremities, pain, fingers (p. 1060)
Extremities, pain, fingers, extending, to shoulder (p. 1060)
Extremities, pain, fingers, second (p. 1061)
Extremities, pain, fingers, fourth, morning (p. 1062)
Extremities, pain, lower limbs, menses, during (p. 1063)
Extremities, pain, lower limbs, sciatica (p. 1064)
Extremities, pain, lower limbs, sciatica, night, midnight (p. 1064)
Extremities, pain, lower limbs, sciatica, jarring agg. (p. 1065)
Extremities, pain, lower limbs, sciatica, motion agg. (p. 1065)
Extremities, pain, lower limbs, sciatica, stepping agg. (p. 1065)
Extremities, pain, lower limbs, walking (agg.) (p. 1066)
Extremities, pain, lower limbs, extending, downward (p. 1066)
Extremities, pain, hip (p. 1067)
Extremities, pain, hip, rheumatic, right (p. 1068)
Extremities, pain, hip, extending to back, knee (p. 1069)
Extremities, pain, thigh (p. 1069)
Extremities, pain, thigh, walking (agg.) (p. 1071)
Extremities, pain, thigh, posterior part of (p. 1072)
Extremities, pain, knee, ascending stairs, on (p. 1072)
Extremities, pain, leg (p. 1074)
Extremities, pain, leg, afternoon (p. 1075)
Extremities, pain, leg, tibia (p. 1076)
Extremities, pain, leg, tibia, walking, while (agg.) (p. 1077)
Extremities, pain, leg, calf, standing (p. 1077)
Extremities, pain, foot (p. 1078)
Extremities, pain, foot, back of (p. 1079)
Extremities, pain, foot, back of, stepping agg. (p. 1080)
Extremities, pain, aching, forearm (p. 1084)
Extremities, pain, aching, lower limbs, walking, while (agg.) (p. 1086)
Extremities, pain, boring, elbow (p. 1089)
Extremities, pain, boring, leg (p. 1090)
Extremities, pain, boring, foot, sole (p. 1090)
Extremities, pain, boring, foot, sole, morning (p. 1090)
Extremities, pain, boring, toes, first (p. 1091)
Extremities, pain, boring, toes, first, lying down, after (p. 1091)
Extremities, pain, burning, hand (p. 1093)
Extremities, pain, drawing (p. 1100)
Extremities, pain, drawing, menses, during (p. 1100)
Extremities, pain, drawing, motion, amel. (p. 1100)
Extremities, pain, drawing, joints (p. 1100)
Extremities, pain, drawing, upper limbs (p. 1100)
Extremities, pain, drawing, upper limbs, cramp-like (p. 1101)
Extremities, pain, drawing, upper limbs, jerk-like (p. 1101)
Extremities, pain, drawing, fingers (p. 1106)
Extremities, pain, drawing, fingers, extending, shoulder (p. 1106)
Extremities, pain, drawing, lower limbs, menses, during (p. 1107)
Extremities, pain, drawing, thigh (p. 1109)
Extremities, pain, drawing, thigh, wandering (p. 1110)
Extremities, pain, drawing, leg, calf (p. 1113)
Extremities, pain, drawing, leg, calf, lying down amel. (p. 1113)
Extremities, pain, drawing, leg, calf, standing, while (p. 1113)
Extremities, pain, pinching, upper arm (p. 1116)
Extremities, pain, pinching, leg (p. 1117)
Extremities, pain, pressing (p. 1117)
Extremities, pain, pressing, wandering (p. 1117)
Extremities, pain, pressing, shoulder (p. 1118)
Extremities, pain, pressing, upper arm (p. 1118)
Extremities, pain, pressing, foot, sole (p. 1122)
Extremities, pain, sore, bruised, leg (p. 1132)
Extremities, pain, sore, bruised, leg, calf (p. 1133)
Extremities, pain, sore, bruised, foot, sole (p. 1134)
Extremities, pain, sore, bruised, foot, heel (p. 1134)
Extremities, pain, sprained, fingers, fourth (p. 1135)
Extremities, pain, sprained, knee, right (p. 1136)
Extremities, pain, sprained, knee, ascending stairs (p. 1136)
Extremities, pain, sprained, knee, moving, on (p. 1136)
Extremities, pain, stitching, shoulder (p. 1139)
Extremities, pain, stitching, upper arm (p. 1140)
Extremities, pain, stitching, upper arm, inner side (p. 1140)
Extremities, pain, tearing, shoulder (p. 1158)
Extremities, pain, tearing, shoulder, rheumatic (p. 1158)
Extremities, pain, tearing, lower limbs (p. 1166)
Extremities, paralysis, lower limbs (p. 1179)
Extremities, paralysis, lower limbs, painless (p. 1179)
Extremities, perspiration, clammy (p. 1181)
Extremities, perspiration, foot, sole (p. 1184)
Extremities, pulsation, foot (p. 1186)
Extremities, relaxation (p. 1186)
Extremities, relaxation, upper limbs (p. 1186)
Extremities, relaxation, lower limbs (p. 1187)
Extremities, restlessness, leg (p. 1188)
Extremities, stiffness (p. 1191)
Extremities, stiffness, convulsion, during (p. 1191)
Extremities, swelling, foot, œdematous (p. 1201)
Extremities, tied, sensation as if, upper limbs (p. 1207)
Extremities, tingling, leg (p. 1209)
Extremities, tingling, foot, sole (p. 1209)
Extremities, tingling, foot, heel (p. 1210)
Extremities, tingling, toes (p. 1210)
Extremities, trembling, hand (p. 1212)
Extremities, trembling, hand, rising, after (p. 1212)
Extremities, trembling, lower limbs, ascending stairs (p. 1213)
Extremities, trembling, lower limbs, rising, after sitting, on (p. 1213)
Extremities, trembling, lower limbs, walking, while (agg.) (p. 1213)
Extremities, trembling, foot (p. 1214)
Extremities, twitching (p. 1215)
Extremities, twitching, chill, during (p. 1215)
Extremities, twitching, forearm (p. 1216)
Extremities, twitching, forearm, chill, during (p. 1216)
Extremities, twitching, hand (p. 1217)
Extremities, twitching, hand, chill, during (p. 1217)
Extremities, ulcers, lower limbs (p. 1221)
Extremities, ulcers, leg (p. 1221)
Extremities, weakness, hand (p. 1227)
Extremities, weakness, hand, rising, after (p. 1227)
Extremities, weakness, lower limbs (p. 1228)
Extremities, weakness, lower limbs, descending steps (p. 1228)
Extremities, weakness, lower limbs, menses, during (p. 1228)
Extremities, weakness, lower limbs, painful (p. 1228)
Extremities, weakness, lower limbs, standing, while (p. 1228)
Extremities, weakness, knee (p. 1229)
Extremities, weakness, leg (p. 1230)
Extremities, weakness, leg, walking, while (p. 1231)
Sleep, chill, during (p. 1234)
Sleep, comatose (p. 1234)
Sleep, deep (p. 1234)
Sleep, deep, menses, during (p. 1235)
Sleep, dreams, amorous (p. 1235)
Sleep, dreams, disgusting (p. 1238)
Sleep, dreams, falling of (p. 1239)
Sleep, dreams, falling of, from high places (p. 1239)
Sleep, dreams, frightful (p. 1240)
Sleep, dreams, pleasant (p. 1242)
Sleep, dreams, pursued, of being (p. 1242)
Sleep, dreams, unpleasant (p. 1243)
Sleep, dreams, vivid (p. 1244)
Sleep, falling asleep, heat, during (p. 1245)
Sleep, heat, during, in intermittent (p. 1246)
Sleep, restless (p. 1247)
Sleep, sleepiness, morning (p. 1248)
Sleep, sleepiness, evening (p. 1249)
Sleep, sleepiness, chill, during (p. 1249)
Sleep, sleepiness, chill, between (p. 1250)
Sleep, sleepiness, dinner, after (p. 1250)
Sleep, sleepiness, excitement, after (p. 1250)
Sleep, sleepiness, headache, during (p. 1250)
Sleep, sleepiness, heat, during the (p. 1250)
Sleep, sleepiness, intoxication, as from (p. 1250)
Sleep, sleepiness, menses, during (p. 1250)
Sleep, sleepiness, overpowering (p. 1250)
Sleep, sleepiness, pain, during (p. 1250)
Sleep, sleepiness, pregnancy, during (p. 1250)
Sleep, sleepiness, stool, during (p. 1251)
Sleep, sleepiness, stool, after (p. 1251)
Sleep, sleeplessness (p. 1251)
Sleep, waking, frequent (p. 1255)
Sleep, yawning (p. 1256)
Chill, coldness in general (p. 1259)
Chill, morning (p. 1259)
Chill, evening (p. 1260)
Chill, evening, cold, from external (p. 1261)
Chill, evening, waking, on (p. 1261)
Chill, air, in the open (agg.) (p. 1262)
Chill, air, cold air, on going into the (p. 1262)
Chill, air, walking in the open air (p. 1262)
Chill, anticipating, every, other day, two hours (p. 1262)
Chill, beginning in and extending from, arm, left, and lower limbs (p. 1263)
Chill, beginning in and extending from, feet (p. 1263)
Chill, beginning in and extending from, hands, left hand (p. 1263)
Chill, beginning in and extending from, hands, and feet (p. 1264)
Chill, beginning in and extending from, legs (p. 1264)
Chill, beginning in and extending from, wrist, left (p. 1264)
Chill, chilliness (See Generalities, Cold) (p. 1264)
Chill, chilliness, frequent attacks of, with intermediate sleep (p. 1265)
Chill, cold damp weather (p. 1266)
Chill, day, twenty-eighth (p. 1266)
Chill, eating, indiscretions, in (p. 1267)
Chill, external, evening (p. 1268)
Chill, quartan (p. 1270)
Chill, quartan, double (p. 1270)
Chill, quotidian, double (p. 1270)
Chill, shaking, shivering, rigors (p. 1270)
Chill, shaking, morning (p. 1271)
Chill, shaking, evening (p. 1271)
Chill, shaking, skin cold and blue, with (p. 1272)
Chill, sleep, alternating with attacks of coldness (p. 1273)
Chill, spring, in (p. 1273)
Chill, stormy weather (p. 1273)
Chill, tertian (p. 1273)
Chill, tertian, double (p. 1273)
Chill, time, 1 p.m. (p. 1274)
Chill, time, 5 p.m. (p. 1274)
Chill, time, 6 p.m. (p. 1274)
Chill, time, 9 p.m. (p. 1275)
Chill, uncovering, undressing (agg.) (p. 1275)
Chill, warm room, amel. (p. 1276)
Chill, warm room, not amel. in, nor by a warm stove (p. 1276)
Chill, warmth, external, amel. (p. 1276)
Fever, heat in general (p. 1278)
Fever, morning (p. 1278)
Fever, forenoon (p. 1278)
Fever, evening (p. 1279)
Fever, night, dry burning heat (p. 1280)
Fever, chill absent, fever without chill (p. 1283)
Fever, chill absent, forenoon (p. 1283)
Fever, chill absent, evening (p. 1283)
Fever, continued fever, typhus, typhoid (p. 1284)
Fever, continued fever, cerebral (p. 1285)
Fever, continued fever, exanthemic (p. 1285)
Fever, dry heat, night (p. 1286)
Fever, exanthematic fevers, scarlatina (p. 1286)
Fever, intense heat (p. 1287)
Fever, intense heat, sleep, during (p. 1287)
Fever, intermittent, chronic, old people, with coma (p. 1288)
Fever, perspiration absent (p. 1289)
Fever, sleep, heat comes on during (p. 1290)
Fever, succession of stages, chill followed by heat (p. 1290)
Fever, uncovering, aversion to (p. 1292)
Fever, winter (p. 1292)
Fever, zymotic fevers (p. 1292)
Perspiration, in general (p. 1293)
Perspiration, forenoon, sleep, during (p. 1294)
Perspiration, bloody (p. 1295)
Perspiration, scanty sweat (p. 1300)
Perspiration, sides, one-sided (p. 1300)
Perspiration, sleep, on going to amel. (p. 1301)
Perspiration, staining the linen, bloody (p. 1301)
Perspiration, staining the linen, red (p. 1301)
Perspiration, suppressed, complaints from (p. 1302)
Perspiration, uncovering, aversion to (p. 1302)
Skin, coldness (p. 1304)
Skin, coldness, pregnancy, during (p. 1305)
Skin, discoloration, bluish (p. 1305)
Skin, discoloration, bluish, spots (p. 1306)
Skin, discoloration, mottled (p. 1306)
Skin, dry (p. 1307)
Skin, dry, burning (p. 1308)
Skin, dry, inability to perspire (See Inactivity) (p. 1308)
Skin, eruptions, boils (p. 1309)
Skin, eruptions, menses, during (p. 1314)
Skin, eruptions, suppressed (p. 1319)
Skin, freckles (p. 1325)
Skin, sensitiveness (p. 1331)
Skin, swelling, dropsical (p. 1332)
Skin, swollen sensation (p. 1332)
Skin, ulcers (p. 1333)
Skin, ulcers, discharges, offensive (p. 1335)
Skin, ulcers, foul (p. 1336)
Skin, ulcers, painless (p. 1337)
Generalities, morning (p. 1341)
Generalities, forenoon (agg.) (p. 1341)
Generalities, noon (p. 1341)
Generalities, afternoon (agg.) (p. 1341)
Generalities, afternoon, 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. (p. 1342)
Generalities, evening (agg.) (p. 1342)
Generalities, night (p. 1342)
Generalities, air, open, aversion to (p. 1343)
Generalities, air, draft agg. (p. 1344)
Generalities, air, open agg. (p. 1344)
Generalities, alcoholic stimulants (p. 1344)
Generalities, anæmia (p. 1344)
Generalities, apoplexy (p. 1345)
Generalities, ascending agg. (p. 1345)
Generalities, atrophy, glands (p. 1345)
Generalities, ball internally (Compare Knotted Sensation) (p. 1345)
Generalities, bathing, dread of (p. 1345)
Generalities, bathing, agg. (p. 1345)
Generalities, breakfast, after, agg. (p. 1346)
Generalities, catalepsy (p. 1347)
Generalities, change of, weather agg. (p. 1347)
Generalities, chorea (p. 1347)
Generalities, cloudy weather agg. (p. 1348)
Generalities, coat of skin drawn over inner parts, sensation of (p. 1348)
Generalities, cold in general agg. (p. 1348)
Generalities, cold, air agg. (p. 1348)
Generalities, cold, becoming (agg.) (p. 1349)
Generalities, cold, becoming, after, agg. (p. 1349)
Generalities, cold, place, entering a, agg. (p. 1349)
Generalities, cold, tendency to take (p. 1349)
Generalities, cold, wet weather agg. (p. 1350)
Generalities, congestion of blood (p. 1350)
Generalities, constriction externally (p. 1350)
Generalities, constriction, internally (p. 1350)
Generalities, constriction, band, sensation of a (p. 1351)
Generalities, convulsions (p. 1351)
Generalities, convulsions, clonic (p. 1352)
Generalities, convulsions, consciousness, with (p. 1352)
Generalities, convulsions, epileptic (p. 1353)
Generalities, convulsions, epileptiform (p. 1353)
Generalities, convulsions, forcibly aroused from a trance, when (p. 1354)
Generalities, convulsions, hysterical (p. 1354)
Generalities, convulsions, internal (p. 1354)
Generalities, convulsions, menses, during (p. 1354)
Generalities, convulsions, paralysis, with (p. 1354)
Generalities, convulsions, puerperal (p. 1355)
Generalities, convulsions, swallow, during attempt to (p. 1355)
Generalities, convulsive movements (p. 1356)
Generalities, cyanosis (p. 1356)
Generalities, dropsy, external (p. 1356)
Generalities, eating, while (agg.) (p. 1357)
Generalities, eating, after (agg.) (p. 1357)
Generalities, emaciation (p. 1357)
Generalities, emaciation, children (marasmus) (p. 1358)
Generalities, exertion, physical, agg. (p. 1358)
Generalities, faintness, fainting (p. 1358)
Generalities, faintness, evening, 5-30 p.m. (p. 1359)
Generalities, faintness, night (p. 1359)
Generalities, faintness, blood, at sight of (p. 1359)
Generalities, faintness, crowded room, in (p. 1359)
Generalities, faintness, excitement, on (p. 1360)
Generalities, faintness, hysterical (See Hysteria) (p. 1360)
Generalities, faintness, menses, before (p. 1360)
Generalities, faintness, menses, during (p. 1360)
Generalities, faintness, pain, from (p. 1360)
Generalities, faintness, palpitation, during (p. 1360)
Generalities, faintness, pregnancy (p. 1360)
Generalities, faintness, standing, while (p. 1361)
Generalities, faintness, standing, in church during menses (p. 1361)
Generalities, faintness, stool, during (p. 1361)
Generalities, faintness, stool, after (p. 1361)
Generalities, flabby feeling (p. 1361)
Generalities, flabby, hard parts, in (p. 1362)
Generalities, foggy weather agg. (p. 1362)
Generalities, food, cold drinks agg. (p. 1362)
Generalities, food, cold food agg. (p. 1362)
Generalities, food, milk agg. (p. 1363)
Generalities, food, warm drinks amel. (p. 1364)
Generalities, food, warm food agg. (p. 1364)
Generalities, formication, external parts (p. 1364)
Generalities, formication, internally (p. 1364)
Generalities, full feeling externally (p. 1365)
Generalities, full feeling, internally (p. 1365)
Generalities, hæmorrhage (agg.) (p. 1365)
Generalities, hard bed, sensation of (p. 1365)
Generalities, heat, sensation of (p. 1366)
Generalities, heat, vital, lack of (p. 1366)
Generalities, heated, becoming (p. 1367)
Generalities, heaviness, externally (p. 1367)
Generalities, heaviness, internally (p. 1367)
Generalities, intoxication, after (p. 1369)
Generalities, irritability, lack of (p. 1369)
Generalities, jar, stepping, agg. (p. 1369)
Generalities, jerking internally (p. 1369)
Generalities, jerking, muscles (p. 1370)
Generalities, lassitude (p. 1370)
Generalities, loss of fluids (p. 1371)
Generalities, lying agg. (p. 1371)
Generalities, lying, amel. (p. 1371)
Generalities, lying, after, agg. (p. 1371)
Generalities, lying, after, amel. (p. 1372)
Generalities, lying, bed, in, agg. (p. 1372)
Generalities, lying, bed, in, amel. (p. 1372)
Generalities, lying, side on, painful, agg. (p. 1373)
Generalities, lying, side on, painless, amel. (p. 1373)
Generalities, menses, before (p. 1373)
Generalities, menses, during (agg.) (p. 1373)
Generalities, motion agg. (p. 1374)
Generalities, motion, amel. (p. 1374)
Generalities, motion, of affected part agg. (p. 1374)
Generalities, mucous secretions increased (p. 1375)
Generalities, narcotics agg. (p. 1375)
Generalities, numbness externally (p. 1375)
Generalities, numbness, internally (p. 1376)
Generalities, numbness, suffering parts, of (p. 1376)
Generalities, obesity (p. 1376)
Generalities, onanism, from (p. 1376)
Generalities, orgasm of blood (p. 1376)
Generalities, pain, small spots (p. 1378)
Generalities, pain, benumbing (p. 1378)
Generalities, pain, biting (p. 1378)
Generalities, pain, boring (p. 1378)
Generalities, pain, burning externally (p. 1378)
Generalities, pain, burning, internally (p. 1379)
Generalities, pain, cutting, internally (p. 1380)
Generalities, pain, digging up (burrowing, rooting sensation) (p. 1380)
Generalities, pain, pinching (p. 1381)
Generalities, pain, pinching, internally (p. 1382)
Generalities, pain, pressing externally (p. 1382)
Generalities, pain, pressing, internally (p. 1382)
Generalities, pain, pressing, inward (p. 1383)
Generalities, pain, pressing, load, as from (p. 1383)
Generalities, pain, pressing, together (p. 1383)
Generalities, pain, pressing, within outward, from (p. 1383)
Generalities, pain, pressing, bones (p. 1383)
Generalities, pain, pressing, muscles (p. 1383)
Generalities, pain, sore, bruised (p. 1384)
Generalities, pain, sore, bruised, externally (p. 1384)
Generalities, pain, sore, bruised, parts lain on (p. 1385)
Generalities, pain, stitching, externally (p. 1385)
Generalities, pain, stitching, internally (p. 1386)
Generalities, pain, stitching, muscles (p. 1387)
Generalities, pain, tearing, externally (p. 1387)
Generalities, pain, tearing, internally (p. 1387)
Generalities, pain, twisting (p. 1389)
Generalities, pain, wandering (p. 1389)
Generalities, paralysis, internally (p. 1390)
Generalities, paralysis, organs, of (p. 1390)
Generalities, paralysis, painless (p. 1390)
Generalities, periodicity, twenty-eighth day (p. 1391)
Generalities, perspiration, suppression of (p. 1391)
Generalities, pressure agg. (p. 1392)
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The Naked Manwhore Podcast takes one gay man and one straight man and strips them of their clothes to get an amazing episode about sex and dating. Whether gay, straight or queer, we can all relate to the topics of lusting for sex, falling in love and navigating the frustrating world of dating. Two nude dudes cover Truvada, Craigslist and romance!
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Bears, Bigots and Gay Rap with Big Dipper!
Gay rapper Big Dipper is this week's special guest on The Manwhore Podcast. Billy and Dipper sit down to talk about being gay in a genre of music with such rich homophobic history.
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Sketch comedy writer Lisa Vikingstad reunites with Billy to bring closure to a short, but intense, courtship between two comedians.
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What to do This Weekend in the Loop
It's the weekend, which means its time to get out and explore the Loop! Whether you're a fan of art, food, music, or just getting out and having a good time, the Loop has something for you!
The Millennium Art Festival begins today and will continue into Sunday. It will be open until 6 p.m. tonight, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow, July 9, and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, July 10. The event will be a mixture of music, food, art, and activities, including a freestanding graffiti wall that festival-goers are invited to contribute to.
The Taste of Chicago began earlier this week, but the fun continues on into the weekend. Come out to Grant Park to enjoy some of the best food Chicago has to offer and enjoy the festival atmosphere. The Decemberists and Shakey Graves will be performing tonight starting at 5:30 p.m. Billy Idol and Sons Of The Silent Age will take the stage tomorrow, July 9, at 4:30 p.m. On Sunday, July 10 the Isley Brothers featuring Ronald and Ernie Isley and Sheila E will be performing at 4:30 p.m. All concerts will take place at the Petrillo Music Shell and tickets are available online.
Speaking of concerts, the Grant Park Music Festival is having A Cole Porter Celebration tonight at 8 p.m. and then again tomorrow, July 9, at 8 p.m. Karen Mason along with other Broadway stars and the Grant Park Orchestra will be performing the works of Cole Porter, including pieces from Anything Goes and Kiss Me Kate.
Spongebob will be moving out of the Loop after this weekend, so don't miss your chance to see The Spongebob Musical before it leaves. This world premiere musical follows Spongebob, Patrick, Sandy, and all of their under-the-sea friends as they try to save Bikini Bottom from complete annihilation. Performances take place at the Oriental Theatre tonight at 7:30 p.m., tomorrow, July 9, at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., and Sunday, July 10, at 2 p.m.
On Sunday, July 10, at 8 p.m. Renée Fleming will be performing at the Harris Theater with Artists from Lyric Opera of Chicago's Ryan Opera Center. General admission tickets are available online.
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The Riverwalk has several places where you can stop for food and drink, including City Winery which has live music all weekend long.


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Help Getting Off of Ativan
With professional and methodical help getting off of Ativan, withdrawal from this medication can be accomplished.
To get off of Ativan at Alternative to Meds Center, a pre-tapering program is employed for the first week or two of treatment and then, once the person feels stable and well, a gradual tapering off of Ativan. While slowly decreasing the Ativan, several therapies, treatments and methods of help are provided that diminish withdrawal side effects. Getting off of Ativan can be comfortably achieved.
The techniques we provide can ease the protracted withdrawal symptoms that are commonly faced when one has tried to complete Ativan withdrawal at home without help. Many people try to stop their medication at home before seeking help. One of the most common symptoms is anxiety, which is usually the reason why the medication was started in the first place. In some cases, one will experience anxiety without even reducing their medication as they likely have developed a tolerance to the drug and would require continual increases in dosage to keep the anxiousness at bay. We ensure that our clients do not continually suffer from anxiety after benzodiazepine withdrawal.
In our treatment program, we aim to do more than alleviate withdrawal; we also help individuals address the underlying reasons for their anxiety so they do not feel the need for medication. It is incredibly unlikely that a yearlong dosage reduction followed by an additional year of continuing anxiety is necessary to get off this medication, which is described in various online blogs. We have become vastly familiar with the potential problems that may arise while getting off of Ativan and other benzodiazepine medications. Therefore, we know how to prevent symptoms of withdrawal from occurring. Our diverse methods allow for effective addressing of withdrawal and anxiety.
The help we provide is gradual, and the actual tapering process only begins once the person feels relieved from their anxiousness, panic, or inability to sleep and can comfortably endure the tapering process. There is not one part of our program that is forced, and our residents are encouraged to be active participants in decision making processes. Through the use of corrective, preventative and therapeutic measures, the root of anxiety can be addressed and a comfortable withdrawal can be accomplished. Some of the methods we provide include IV nutrient treatments, diet therapy, counseling and life coaching, peer support, case management, lab testing, acupuncture, colonics, alternative and holistic medicine, sauna therapy, supplementation, and chelation. These therapies, among others provide what is needed for successful elimination of anxiety and comfortable Ativan discontinuation. If you want a permanent solution for help getting off of Ativan, please call our admissions counselors at the number listed on this page.
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Many people believe that when a creditor places an account in a "Charge Off" state, that means that they do not owe that creditor. Contrary to that belief, when a creditor charges off your account, you still owe the creditor that debt. What the term or status of "Charge Off" means is that the creditor is saying that it is unlikely that they will be able to collect on that debt. Not that they cannot collect, but that it is unlikely that they will be able to.
Although the creditor has stated that it is unlikely that they can collect, they can, and likely will, still collect. They may sell off the debt to a collection agency, or use their own internal collection efforts. Accounts that have been Charged Off should still be listed in your Bankruptcy petition and schedules because this is still a debt that you owe.
Creditors usually put accounts in a Charge Off status when accounts become severely delinquent, which is usually after about 6 months of non-payment. This is often referred to as one of the most negative types of reporting that can occur against your creditor score.
The continual hit of delinquent accounts can significantly reduce your credit score. Bankruptcy can help by discharging your debts. Once your debt is discharged, your creditor needs to update the status of the account as discharged rather than delinquent or charged off. This means that the negative status of delinquent or charged off will stop ticking away at your credit score. Bankruptcy can give you a fresh start and this is just one of the ways that it may be able help you.
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This website does not, and is not intended to, provide a comprehensive guide to your Bankruptcy or Bankruptcy in general. Furthermore, nothing in this website provides any guarantees, warranties or predictions regarding the outcome of your legal matter. You should consult with an attorney to determine the effects of Bankruptcy in your case. Results are not always typical because each case is different. We are a debt relief agency, we help people file for Bankruptcy under the Bankruptcy code.


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"This is my basic lasagna recipe. You can add all kinds of thing to jazz it up, but I make this one for all the picky eaters in my life. It's also the recipe I use when I don't (or can't) have a lot of fresh ingredients on hand. A tip for layering your noodles: alternate the direction of the noodles in each layer. Do the first layer down the length of the pan, then do the next layer across the dish. You will need to trim the ones that go across the pan, but this will help keep the lasagna together when you serve it."
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- 1 (16 ounce) boxlasanga noodles
- 1 lb ground beef
- 1 (28 ounce) can tomatoes
- 2 (6 ounce) cans tomato paste
- 1 tablespoon dried oregano
- 1 teaspoon dried basil
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1⁄2 cup parsley, chopped, divided
- 2 (500 g) containers cottage cheese
- 1⁄2 cup parmesan cheese
- 1 egg
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon pepper
- 1 1⁄2 cups mozzarella cheese
- Prepare noodles according to package directions.
- In a large skillet, fry ground beef. Drain.
- Add cans of tomatoes and paste, the basil, the oregano, garlic powder and half the parsley.
- Simmer the beef mixture for 20 minutes.
- In the mean time, combine cottage cheese, Parmesan cheese, egg, remaining half of the parsley, salt and pepper.
- To prepare lasagna, layer in the following order in a 9 x 13 dish: One layer of noodles, half the cheese mixture, a quarter of the mozzarella, another layer of noodles, half the meat mixture, layer of noodles, the remainder of the cheese mixture, a quarter of the mozzarella, a layer of noodles, the remainder of the meat mixture and topped with the last of the mozzarella cheese.
- Cover with foil and bake at 350 F for 45 minutes, let sit for 15 minutes before serving.
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International Bridge provides low-cost high quality small parcel shipping to the United States and territories (including Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands and military addresses), as well as pro-active customer service and consistent online tracking. Postal Industry Veteran Shoshana Grove Joins International Bridge as CEO
OREM, Utah, Dec. 09, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- International Bridge, a leading provider of small-parcel delivery services in the U.S. and Asia, is pleased to announce the appointment of Shoshana Grove as Chief Executive Officer, a recently formed position, with primary responsibility for driving the company's global parcel delivery strategies.
Grove joined the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) in 1979, and served in a variety of executive and leadership positions, including Manager of Ground Product Marketing & Management at USPS headquarters. Here she led marketing activities for the Postal Service's growing portfolio of ground shipping services, including Parcel Select and Parcel Return Service. Prior to joining International Bridge, Grove served as Secretary and Chief Administrative Officer of the Postal Regulatory Commission from 2009 through the fall of 2015. She is also active in mentoring future industry leaders serving as the Chair of Women in Logistics and Delivery Services (WILDS) and on the Board of Directors of Executive Women in Government (EWG).
"We are extremely pleased that Shoshana is joining our team," stated John Farley, Founder of International Bridge. "Her extensive experience in postal operations and in leadership roles within the postal community will be a great asset as we expand our unique parcel delivery solutions in the international marketplace." Company President, Kevin Unbedacht added, "We are thrilled to have Shoshana on our team. Her expertise, insight, and leadership capabilities will help us leverage our solutions as we broaden our operations globally."
"I'm excited to join International Bridge at a time of unprecedented growth for the company," stated Grove. "There is an increasing demand for high quality, low cost, end-to-end package delivery solutions, particularly in the growing cross-border segment, and that's exactly what our company has to offer."
About International Bridge
International Bridge, founded in 1999, maintains a Global Headquarters in Orem, Utah and international operations in Europe and Asia. We provide international solutions for e-commerce retailers, both for shipments from Asia to all 50 U.S. states, and from the U.S. to consumers in Asia. Our international solutions include air transportation, rapid customs clearance, robust real-time tracking, and delivery direct to the consumer's address.
Domestically, we connect clients with their consumers in traditionally difficult to reach locations through our small-parcel delivery solutions that serve all of Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, U.S. Territories, and APO/FPO locations. At International Bridge, we are committed to getting products into your consumer's hands more efficiently. Through decreased costs and increased customer satisfaction, our clients see incredible benefit from this commitment.
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Free Taster Lesson
We're keen to show people how great they can be at any instrument, but we understand it takes that leap of faith. We're keen to make this as easy as possible and so we offer a free full 1 hour taster lesson. To book your free taster lesson, simply fill out the form below and we'll be in touch as soon as possible to get you booked in and start your rock journey!
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As we head into the New Year, resolutions are abound; this year in particular is seeing people focusing not only on overhauling their diet and fitness regimes, but also updating their homes and decor. Bathrooms are seeing a big change in 2014, leaving behind the bohemian and shabby chic styles of the past and looking more towards minimalistic, sleek designs for an uncluttered home as well as mind.
Drawing on trends such as Japanese minimalism, 2014 will see shabby chic disappear from the bathroom, replaced with more fluidity in terms of shape. For example, the antique furniture once picked up and DIYed to create a mismatched, trendy room of recent years is out, and less obtrusive pieces such as floating sinks, roll top baths and built in cabinets are in. In color terms, the last few years have popularized pastels and brights in home decor, but bathrooms are likely to turn away from this towards a much more elegant and muted color scheme. Monochrome will be the ruling feature, with luxurious and elegant black and white, followed calming beige and grey hues.
Wet rooms have been becoming more popular recently, being much easier to keep clean and tidy as well as adding value to a property. Because of this, having a more fluid move from shower into the rest of the bathroom will become more popular. Investing in proper wet room tiling is the most important factor in this, but also consider shower trays without a lip or a curb in a normal bathroom to embrace this trend without going all out. This also helps with the theme of fluidity in your bathroom furniture, having one piece flowing into another.
The 2014 bathroom overall should feel stylish and luxurious. The bathroom is the one place in the home that you can spend a bit of time to yourself to relax and trends are embracing this. In addition to the more solid color schemes, having freestanding furniture such as large soak tubs or roll top baths as the focal point of the room will help to create the spa like atmosphere that you crave. It is predicted that there will also be a rise in the amount of saunas and steam rooms being developed for domestic bathrooms, so you can get a touch of luxury in your own home.
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This sweet couple received a gift shoot for Christmas for newborn photography... and booked a maternity shoot too! I feel so lucky to be a part of their journey to parenthood. Bruin, their pup, made this shoot even more fun. Even though he's named after the Boston Bruins, not the UCLA Bruins, we still developed a connection. I love when furry family members are included. Lindsey & Anthony, I can't wait to meet your little one!
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Hey everyone!
I hope your year is going well! I would love if you could take a few minutes of your time and VOTE for Think Impact, a non-profit organization that I am currently a Fellow with, and when we all first met had just spent the summer in Kenya with. Think Impact (formerly Student Movement for Real Change) has a chance at winning a MILLION DOLLARS! If you are a Facebook user please take 30 seconds to go to http://www.thinkimpact.org/chase and vote for us! You need to become a fan of Chase Giving Challenge, then just simply click on Student Movement for Real Change and you will have become a part of a huge movement to help thousands of people living in poverty in Africa. Voting ends Friday the 22nd! So Please vote and help your fellow AmeriCorps member out! I really appreciate it! Thank you for your help and support!
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*For more info on my project that this challenge will help fund please visit: www.thinkimpact.org/alex
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Interruption to Water Supply
Last updated: 13:00:00, 5 December 2017
Barkly Street, Ararat
Planned interruption
Reason: Water Main Valve Replacement Works
Starting: 7 pm, 13 December 2017
Finishing: 2 am, 14 December 2017
There will be an interruption to water supply on Wednesday 13 December from 7 pm to 2 am affecting a number of customers on Barkly Street. We will liaise with these customers prior to the interruption.
To help minimise disruption to businesses and customers these works have been scheduled to occur after hours.
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Something to smile about
We've got exciting news to share – SAPPO has a new look!
As we continue to support all South African pig farmers in their quest for profitability and sustainability, we want our brand to best reflect why we exist, what we believe in, and where we're headed.
Our new website will be launching soon.


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Today I want to try and focus on one of the greatest blessings I have in my life, and that is my sisters (surprise, surprise). I know they know all this --- but they are the light of my life. When I really sit down and think about what matters most, I remember the most important things in life aren't things but people. Our relationships are the stuff of life that keep us going. We can't get through any of it alone without the love and support of people who care about us. I feel so genuinely blessed to have my two best friends to talk to about life's biggest problems, my deepest fears and greatest sorrows. We understand each other on a deep level, yet at the same time we're always learning something new about each other. Sometimes we don't know everything about what's going on in each other's lives, living apart and in different circumstances with different trials --- but we know that in each other there is a safe place. A safe place to share the innermost thoughts and feelings of our hearts --- an unbreakable trust that is innate to our sisterhood. When I'm having an especially glum day, I know just where to go for comfort. If I need to put a smile back on my face, I know just the source to get it. If I need a listening ear, I know just who to turn to. Without them, I am simply not whole - I am only a third, and I wouldn't want it any other way. I love you, sissies.
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Professional skin care products are what can make you look actually like a professional! In fact professional skin care products can reverse the harm done to skin, combat existing skin traumas, and protect skin from further damage by their powerful ingredients and special composition that aren't found in over-the-counter skin care products.
Relying on professional skin care treatments under the guidance of cosmetic dermatologist, damaged skin can be revitalized, and wrinkles, age spots, and sun blemishes can be lightened. Specialized skin care products can remove acne and regain moisture to dry areas to enable patients obtain beautiful and healthy skin. Let's have a greater insight into skin care products of different professional product lines that can catapult your skin texture and overall complexion. But these cosmetic products are not free from side effects!
Accutane is a prescription drug facilitated by nearly 2 million people across the globe to alleviate scarring acne. Accutane is one of the strongest acne-fighting medications available in the market. Accutane cures acne during the initial six-month treatment duration. But women who are pregnant or could become pregnant are not recommended this medication.
Glytone is yet another chain of professional skin care products that rejuvenate and pamper the skin to introduce a younger and clearer complexion. The glycolic acid present in this product permeates deep into the skin to alleviate fine lines and wrinkles, and diminish acne on the face and body. The Glytone skin care therapy encompasses exfoliating cleansers, penetrating moisturizers and rejuvenation peels. You can regain vitality and smoothness to your skin through a regular regimen.
Kinerase is also a prominent and popular professional skin care product line which offer gentle, yet effective, non-prescription skin care treatment, that can enable you obtain younger skin without using injectable fillers or laser skin tightening therapy. Kinetin is a plant-based extract which is also the primary active ingredient of the Kinerase line of skin care products. It is predominantly used to enhance the appearance of skin and alleviate the effects of aging, blotchiness, sun damage, and dryness.
La Roche-Posay manufacture fine-quality professional skin care products line facilitating selenium-rich thermal spring water available in France. Selenium is a strong antioxidant that can treat wrinkles, fine lines, and other skin conditions i.e. dry, dehydrated, and oily skin. A cosmetic dermatologist can suggest you the right skin care information specific to your skin's unique requirements and advise you on the La Roche-Posay skin care therapies that will offer you optimal outputs for enhancing your complexion and diminishing unpleasant skin conditions.
M.D. FORTÉ offers a wide spectrum of professional skin care products pregnant with alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA) to alleviate fine lines, eliminate sun blemish, and reduce the size of large pores. This product line combines glycolic acid, an AHA, with the slight neutralization method. By generating glycolic acid storage, released over time, greater concentrations of acid can be facilitated in the product. This process attains maximum skin rejuvenation with minimum inflammation than other AHA skin care products.
NeoStrata professional skin care products are composition of both alpha-hydroxy acids and patented polyhydroxy acids to catapult the entire skin condition. Professional NeoStrata products can improve the visible signs of sun damaged and aging skin. It can also be facilitated to treat facial dermatological conditions i.e. facial acne, dehydrated skin, body acne, and pigmentation problems.
Neova products offer anti-aging cure based on patented Copper Peptide Therapy. It has been proven that copper plays a crucial role in generating collagen, glycosaminoglycans (GAGs), and elastin which are the major components of skin cells. Neova's entire product of cleansers, masks, moisturizers, and lotions can cut down the appearance of wrinkles and rejuvenate skin's youthful vitality and smooth glow.
One of the most recognizable professional skin care product line is Obagi that creates products offering a variety of options to meet individual treatment objective. Whether you are looking for anti-aging benefits, anti-wrinkle therapy, or acne alleviation, Obagi has professional skin care products suiting your skin type.
Retin-A is a substance composed of retinoic acid and the active ingredient tretinoin. Retin-A is identical to vitamin A and is facilitated to treat acne and combat wrinkles for nearly 30 years now. It increases skin and collagen production at a cellular level resulting in treating wide range of adverse skin conditions, including sun blemish, aging, and acne. Many skin care products containing Retin-A are available in the form of gels, creams, and lotions.
Revision Skincare professional skin care product line can restore life in your skin. Facilitated in seven-step treatment process, Revision skin care products function to refine, regain, resurface, hydrate, and safeguard the skin, leaving only younger-looking, healthy, and beautiful skin.
SkinCeuticals professional skin care products give the primary elements of a skin care regimen i.e. correction, prevention and protection. SkinCeuticals products are formulated and tested for optimum effectiveness. SkinCeuticals products can revitalize and beautify your skin by alleviating skin imperfections and damage, protecting your skin, and preventing further skin damage.
Physician grade professional skin care products offer a quality of treatment that is more effective than that of conventional over-the-counter skin care products. Over-the-counter treatments usually contain moderately effective components that offer marginally acceptable outputs. Professional skin care products can offer the most effective active agents for catapulting the skin and treating skin conditions. A cosmetic dermatologist can suggest the right products for your skin type.
Take the first steps towards healthier and more beautiful skin. Considering the above mentioned professional skin care product lines, find a cosmetic dermatologist to discuss specific professional skin care products and know how they can enable you obtain the desired goals.


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We Are About Relationships
Throughout the year, Christ UMC provides special opportunities to deepen relationships with Christ, with one other and with God's hurting world through special events. To see which events are upcoming, please visit our Events page.
Wednesday Night Together – this mid-week event is held during the school year in the Fellowship Hall from 5:15 to 6:15 for a meal together. Afterwards, many attend a Bible study or small group, participate in choir activities or other scheduled events and meetings.
All Church Retreat – this annual event invites the entire congregation to spend a weekend at Beersheba Springs Methodist Assembly in Altamont, Tennessee for a time of relaxation, rest, fun, food, worship, and fellowship.
Trunk or Treat – a celebration near Halloween where the parking lot is filled with decorated cars and church members giving out candy and other treats for our children to enjoy.
Softball – our church fields a softball team each year in the spring that competes in a local recreation league.
Fellowship Events – a few times each year, we will have events designed to help foster friendships among church members. Past events having included a picnic, Sounds games, trivia contests, potluck meals, and concerts.


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Two summers ago, a gangly kid who had just finished his freshman year of high school walked into a gym for an AAU basketball open tryout.
Team Felton Coach Fredrick Cannon remembers the youngster standing about 6-foot-7 or 6-8, weighing 170 pounds at the most, with a size 17 shoe and good motor skills, but very little basketball IQ.
"You could see the raw potential there," Cannon recalled Wednesday of his first meeting with Sacha Killeya-Jones, "but you couldn't tell that he was going to be a kid that — two years from now — Kentucky was going to offer a scholarship to."
Killeya-Jones received that scholarship offer two months ago and announced his commitment to the Wildcats on Wednesday morning.
His path to that pledge has been atypical of a John Calipari recruit.
Killeya-Jones was recognized in middle school as a promising quarterback prospect, and he started his high school career at Woodberry Forest in Virginia, a program known for its success on the football field.
Then he grew about 5 inches over the course of a summer.
"That kind of ended his football career by default," Cannon said.
So Killeya-Jones turned his attention to the basketball court, and Cannon was there from the beginning to see him blossom into one of the best prospects in the country.
He proved to be a quick learner.
"Once he was shown something, he could apply it at a very rapid rate," Cannon said. "For him to be able to apply it against guys that had been playing since they were 8 or 9 years old on competitive AAU teams, and be able to hold his own and do it with little to no experience — that's what set him apart."
Killeya-Jones started out by going to local camps and playing in tournaments near his hometown of Chapel Hill, N.C. Then came a transfer to Virginia Episcopal School, a high school with a solid basketball program.
Over the next few months, the competition got better, and so did Killeya-Jones.
He committed to the University of Virginia in January but backed off of that pledge about five months later, wanting to see which other schools would show interest.
UK was one of the programs that reached out immediately, and in a matter of days Killeya-Jones had already made a recruiting visit to Lexington and picked up a scholarship offer from Calipari.
"Once you get that offer from Kentucky, it validates that you belong," Cannon said. "I think that's the main thing for him — it let him know that he's able to play on that level. ... It was a culmination of two years of hard work."
Killeya-Jones — now a 6-10, 210-pound power forward — chose the Wildcats over scholarship offers from North Carolina, Kansas, Florida, Maryland, Georgetown and several other top programs.
"We think it fits his skill set, fits players like him," Cannon said.
"Calipari obviously has a long lineage of guys that look just like Sacha — going all the way back to Marcus Camby. So the best opportunity for him to develop into the best player he can be, I feel like he's with the right staff to maximize what he wants to be as a basketball player."
Killeya-Jones has been complimentary of Calipari and UK assistant coaches Kenny Payne and John Robic over the past couple of months.
He and his family are also already acquainted with former North Carolina high school coach Joel Justus, who joined UK's staff last year and was recently promoted to the position of special assistant to the head coach.
"I think that this has been in the works for quite some time," Scout.com director of recruiting Evan Daniels told the Herald-Leader.
"I think Sacha Killeya-Jones was headed to Kentucky since his unofficial visit (in June). He wanted to go through July and think about everything, but this has been a done deal for Kentucky, in my opinion.
"They wanted a guy who was versatile. Once they got him on campus and Calipari saw him in July — they went full bore after him."
Few players had a better summer than Killeya-Jones, who played for Cannon on the Under Armour circuit and also spent time with an Adidas program.
Scout.com ranks Killeya-Jones as the No. 47 overall prospect in the class of 2016, though Daniels noted Wednesday that he's due for a bump in those rankings.
"He's mobile and runs the floor well," he said. "He's got very good hands. Offensively what I like about him is he has the ability to score — both facing the rim and with his back to it. He's a versatile scoring threat.
"He is just now putting it together. I thought July was the best he's ever played. He played more aggressive. He was more physical than I've seen him play. I think he's kind of turning it up a notch at just the right time."
The commitment is an important one for Calipari, who could be faced with a complete overhaul of his frontcourt following the upcoming 2015-16 season.
Skal Labissiere — an incoming freshman — is projected by DraftExpress.com as the No. 1 overall pick in next year's NBA Draft, and Marcus Lee and Alex Poythress are both viewed as possible first-round selections.
Those three players are expected to play the majority of UK's frontcourt minutes this season, so Calipari is looking for big bodies to help fill out the class of 2016.
Killeya-Jones joins New Zealand power forward Tai Wynyard as the Wildcats' second commitment for that class, though Wynyard is still exploring the possibility of enrolling at UK in January and playing the second half of the 2015-16 season.
The Cats are also in the mix for Australian center Isaac Humphries, who is currently a class of 2016 recruit but has been taking classes this summer and is still hoping to reclassify and enroll at UK for the fall semester.
Calipari also has offers out to other talented post players in the class of 2016, including No. 1 overall recruit Harry Giles and fellow five-star prospects Marques Bolden, Jarrett Allen, Udoka Azubuike and Edrice Adebayo.


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Any entrepreneur worth their salt knows that marketing is essential for the success of any business. Reaching out to customers and retaining them can be one of the more challenging parts of growing and nurturing a business, but without this aspect, your business is likely to be doomed from the start. While marketing can be costly and time-consuming, you have the option of using several marketing practices that can make the entire experience seamless and cost-effective. You won't have to burn through all your available resources just to get your business out there with these following tips.
Leverage social media
Social media should be an integral part of the marketing campaign for your business, since it offers a free and easy way of engaging with potential customers. However, given that it is incredibly easy to waste your time on social media, make sure that you focus on quality over quantity. Try to identify the social media platforms that can reach your customers in the most expedient manner possible, and magnify your presence on these platforms. Provide useful and shareable content for your followers so that you can get better engagement while growing your audience.
Pay attention to branding
Branding will help your business develop a unique identity and a voice, which can make your business stand out from the crowd of competitors. You need to find a means of distinguishing the personal brand of your business both online and offline so that you leave a memorable impression in the minds of your customers. For this purpose, make sure that you use a consistent voice as well as a logo across all of your business properties. Display the logo prominently online, and while offline, you have the option of using digital signage design in Singapore to make your logo display stand out.
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While trade shows and exhibitions offer numerous benefits when it comes to getting the word out, it is up to you to ensure that you get the best results from these. Trade shows are a great way to advertise to a target market within the industry while creating further brand awareness as well. When you are involved with a trade show or an exhibition, make sure that you present your brand identity prominently, perhaps by using backdrop printing for your personalized display banners at the booth.
Generate interesting online content
A fully rounded digital media strategy will also require interesting and substantial online content in addition to an extensive social media presence. Accordingly, try to generate interesting and well-researched articles related to your business and industry so that you can establish your business as an authority in the industry.


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AP to participate in "Breaking New Ground"
AP's Konrad Buhagiar will participate in "Breaking New Ground: Debate about European Architecture" at the 25th Anniversary Celebration & Award Ceremony for the European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture – Mies van der Rohe Award, on Friday 7th June in Barcelona.
Over 25 years, the Prize has been selecting a repertoire of more than 2500 buildings all around Europe, which represent the richness and evolution of national architectures. This embodies the overview of European architecture evolution and raises the question about what the next 25 years of European architecture will be like and therefore the meaning of the Mies van der Rohe Prize.
This event wants to be an encounter that will bring together the experience of those professionals that have defined the 25 years of the Prize and those architects and critics that have an important role in today's cultural field. The aim of the debate is to represent a crisscross between all the winner architects that have influenced the last decades and those professionals that can influence the next decades of architecture.
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The F-Word's round-up of what's happening in the world of comedy and theatre in June
Lissy Lovett // 20 June 2017
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Channel 4 describes Viktoria Modesta as "inspiring, unique and very hot" with "a difference that sets her apart from the idealised form of a pop artist". Gemma Varnom asks, can...
Holly Combe // 20 December 2014
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Channel 4 describes Viktoria Modesta as "inspiring, unique and very hot" with "a difference that sets her apart from the idealised form of a pop artist". Gemma Varnom asks, can a disabled performer only be noticed or valued if her performance centres on her apparent otherness?
Gemma Varnom // 19 December 2014
Categories: Music, Reviews, Television
Psychologist Dr Nina Burrowes talks to Lizzie Atkinson about her online video project that opens up the conversation on sexual abuse
Dr Nina Burrowes // 21 October 2014
Categories: Activism, Interviews, Violence
Philippa shares a video of an officer of the Division of Political Correctness, who explains that choosing non-offensive language is not a matter of free speech
Philippa Willitts // 16 August 2013
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A guest post by Reni Eddo-Lodge about a young woman's spoken word piece on the representation of Asian women in Harry Potter books
Guest Blogger // 19 April 2013
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Guest blogger Amy Masson talks about eating disorders, body image and feminism for Eating Disorder Awareness Week
Guest Blogger // 15 February 2013
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"Who takes care of our stories?" Holly shares the first music video from The Knife in six years: a film by visual artist Marit Östberg, focused on images of queer bodies and sexualities and consisting of "a network of fates, fears, cravings, longings, losses, and promises"
Holly Combe // 2 February 2013
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Holly shares the details from a press release by the Thomson Reuters Foundation about their launch of a Vox Pop project featuring interviews with 25 women in post-Arab Spring countries
Holly Combe // 30 January 2013
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Philippa unearths a video made by Disney in 1946 all about menstruation
Philippa Willitts // 27 January 2013
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Selina Robertson reviews New Yorker Madeleine Olnek's debut feature and chats to the director about sci-fi B-movies from the 1950s and the advantages of video over film
Selina Robertson // 21 December 2012
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Yasmin Melany's very personal short film maps her own suicide attempt onto a wider landscape of the everyday struggles women living with bipolar disorder often face. Indebted to phototherapy for most of her life, she explains her project frame by frame
Yasmin Melany // 14 July 2012
Categories: Body and Health, Education
Philippa shares three videos from the TEDxSheffield2012 event discussing periods, roller derby and success against all odds.
Philippa Willitts // 9 July 2012
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Philippa shares a video of a woman responding to fat-hating trolls.
Philippa Willitts // 4 July 2012
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Philippa writes about Refuge's shocking new campaign to raise awareness of how many women cover up the fact that they are experiencing domestic abuse.
Philippa Willitts // 2 July 2012
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Philippa writes about the appalling phenomenon of 'mate crime', a form of disability hate crime in which abusers target learning disabled and mentally ill people.
Philippa Willitts // 22 June 2012
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Philippa talks about an interactive billboard campaign to raise awareness of domestic violence, and asks what readers think of the approach.
Philippa Willitts // 10 May 2012
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Philippa made a video about the unbelievable Twitter response to the Mumsnet rape awareness campaign.
Philippa Willitts // 13 March 2012
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A guest post by CRASAC, the story of a woman they have supported, which highlights the damage caused by child abuse, and the importance of seeking help.
Philippa Willitts // 7 February 2012
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Have been bouncing along to this wicked tune all day at work. It's called 'Equal by right', and has some great lyrics. Thanks to Catherine at ActionAid Interntional for passing...
zohra // 16 February 2011
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The Advice from Cartoon Princesses series continues, this time with Snow White: "You know you've made it as the prettiest person when everyone wants to kill you." See also, advice...
Jess McCabe // 19 November 2010
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Video has always been a rich vein for feminist artists; we are in the YouTube age, but still access to much of this material is limited. Evelin Stermitz's ArtFem.TV seeks...
Jess McCabe // 28 July 2010
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Philippa reports on Asylum Aid's charter of rights of women seeking asylum
Philippa Willitts // 8 March 2010
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Year: 2002
Editorial: Alfaguara
Language: Castellano
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Synopsis: In this seventh book, Manolito is 10 and, as usual, a bunch of things occur to him. Furthermore, he has to prepare the Christmas pantomime because the very Mayor of the city is coming to the school. Lastly, Manolito will discover an important secret…


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The International Award Winner and Keystone Award Winner will have exhibitions at Silver Eye opening in summer 2018.
The final checklist for the exhibition (including number and size of prints from the submitted portfolio) will be determined in direct consultation with Silver Eye's Executive Director.
In some instances, we may decide to omit work originally submitted and substitute other images from the same portfolio or series for the exhibition.
Selected Work
All exhibition prints must be professionally printed, matted (if applicable), framed or mounted.
Silver Eye provides wall-to-wall insurance once the work is on-site.
Specific insurance coverage, timetables for delivery/installation/de-installation, and mutual responsibilities will be outlined in a letter of agreement signed by both the artist and Silver Eye Center for Photography.
The artist pays for one-way shipping with an agreed-upon carrier such as FedEx and for expenses related to the packing of the work.
Silver Eye Center for Photography will cover return shipping using a price-match of the cost of shipping for initial delivery.
Receipts must be submitted by the artist to Silver Eye to verify shipping costs. If the price of return shipping exceeds the price-match, the artist will cover the difference for the cost.
The Publication Prize winner will have a small-print run publication to be released in fall 2018. The Publication Prize winner will work the juror, Silver Eye's Executive Director, a graphic designer, and others to determine the best production process for the publication.
Specifications (design, format, edition size) will be determined in collaboration with the artist and with consideration to the provided budget. The edition size will average between 300-500 copies of which the winner will receive 25 artist copies. Silver Eye and Spaces Corners are responsible for the production costs, marketing support, and distribution of the publication. Publication copyright for the edition will belong solely to the artist and the publishers.
How do I enter?
It's easy. Go to www.silvereye.org/fellowship before Monday, November 13, 2017, 11:59:59 pm EST.
Follow the simple instructions to fill out the form and to upload your PDF files and images. When you are ready to submit, you will be asked to pay a fee of $10 of $60, depending on whether you are a current Silver Eye member at the $50 level (with membership valid through November 13, 2017) or want to join or renew your membership to Silver Eye. All submissions at the $60 level receive a membership (including renewals) to Silver Eye.
If you are not sure whether your membership is current or when it expires, please email email@example.com.
What is the deadline for entries?
Deadline for entries is Monday, November 13, 2017, 11:59:59 pm.
What are the awards?
- One (1) International Award Winner receives a solo exhibition at Silver Eye opening summer 2018; $3,000 cash prize; an online gallery on Silver Eye's website (with link to artist website), and; media outreach and promotion.
- One (1) Keystone Award Winner, reserved for a Pennsylvania artist, receives a spotlight exhibition summer 2018; $1,000 cash prize; an online gallery on Silver Eye's website (with link to artist website), and; media outreach and promotion.
- One (1) Publication Prize Winner receives a limited-edition print-run publication based on the winner's submitted body of work; publication distribution by Spaces Corners in fall 2018, and; 25 artist copies of the publication.
- Up to five (5) Juror's Commendation Winners will be named on Silver Eye's website and press releases.
Can I submit my entries as prints or CDs or DVDs in the mail?
Sorry, but no. We only accept submissions through Silver Eye's website. For the best image quality and fast upload, image files must be no larger than 1,500 pixels wide.
Can I change or rearrange my entry after I've hit 'Submit'?
Sorry, but no. You can arrange, delete, change, and rearrange your photos or other documents BEFORE you push the SUBMIT button. But once you push the SUBMIT button, the submission cannot be altered.
I'm not a professional photographer. Do I stand a chance at winning?
Of course! We welcome great work from artists at every career level, whether you're a talented beginner or a seasoned professional. However, please bear in mind the judging criteria as you plan your submission and that the competition is keen for these prestigious awards. Last year we received over 200 entries from across the world. To qualify to enter the competition, you must also be over 18 years of age at the time of your submission.
How can I become a Silver Eye member or renew my membership?
You can join or renew during the online entry process or by visiting silvereye.org/membership.
Will you waive fees for students, senior citizens, or financial need?
Unfortunately no. We cannot waive fees under any circumstances. Fees go toward covering a part of our administrative costs for running the competition and presenting the related exhibitions.
Can I submit multiple entries?
Yes. You can submit as many times as you like, assuming you can afford to pay the entry fee each time. All of your contact information can stay the same for each entry. Regardless of which price-tier you originally apply at, additional submissions are $25 each.
For example, a current Silver Eye member can make their first submission for $10, but their second submission will be $25. Similarly, those applying as non-members will pay $60 during their first submission, and the second submission will be $25. When making your second submission, you will select "Additional Submission" on the payment page.
Can I get a refund?
No. Entry fees are non-refundable.
When are the winners announced?
Judging will be completed shortly after the close of submissions. Winners will be notified and announced upon selection from the jurors.
Will you print and frame my photographs if I am chosen as a winner?
No. Photographs must be exhibition-ready and ready to hang by the time of exhibition coordination if you are chosen as a winner.
Questions about how and where to print and frame, and the best practices for printing and framing, can be directed to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Will you sell work exhibited in the gallery?
Yes, we can if the artist so requests. Silver Eye retains 40% commission on work sold during the exhibition.
If I have more questions, how do I contact you?
For technical questions related to uploading your photos and credit card payments, please contact JotForm, the submission form host, support at http://www.jotform.com/contact/.
If you cannot find answers to your other questions here or at the upload site, you can email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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You release Silver Eye Center for Photography and its agents, principals, board members, employees or contractors from any liability regarding the display of work that you have submitted to them, including any liability for redisplay by individuals making copies of the display made by Silver Eye Center for Photography.
Silver Eye Center for Photography is not responsible for any problems with or technical malfunction of any computer, online system, servers or providers, software, failure of any e-mail entry to be received on account of technical problems or traffic congestion on the Internet or any combination thereof on account of technical problems or traffic congestion on the Internet or any combination thereof including any injury or damage to entrants' or any other persons' computers related to or resulting from participation, uploading or downloading of any materials related to this competition.
This competition is void where prohibited. It is subject to federal, state, and local laws and regulations. Certain restrictions may apply. If Silver Eye Center for Photography determines the submission to not be an original, or if a submission is illegible, incomplete, damaged, irregular, altered, counterfeit, produced in error or obtained through fraud or theft, the submission will be voided without return fees.
If you are an Award/Prize Winner or receive a commendation, you hereby grant Silver Eye Center for Photography the right to use your name, likeness, and images in any publicity or advertising relating to the competition or future promotions without compensation or approval. You retain copyright of images, and proper credit lines will be attributed to each entrant when used in any publicity of Silver Eye Center for Photography.


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Travel and Outdoors in the June Issue
If you haven't picked up our June issue, you're missing out on 53 ways to soak up the sun this summer, our guide to fly-fishing, and the season's hottest music festivals.|
Summer in the City | 53 cool things to do when Denver heats up—like a slip-and-slide that's more than three football fields long.
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The Beginner's Guide to Fly-Fishing in Colorado | From how to cast to which fly to use to finding the best fishing holes, we teach you all you need to know to get on the water this summer.
Fourteeners Check-Up | A look at the state of our beloved fourteeners.
Get Involved: Pedaling For Change |There's no podium for this month's Bike MS rides, but these four Coloradans deserve recognition.
How Do You Like Your Grubs? | A local dad's grit is tested in Bear Grylls' wilderness course.
Pack to the Future | Osprey's new backpack helps carry itself.
Same Place, New Face(s) for Yonder Mountain | Yonder Mountain String Band drops a new album with new members at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival.
Do You Wanna Rock?! | Then head to Grand Junction this month for a brand-new music festival.
Dances With Wolves | Seventy years ago, bounty hunters slaughtered the last wolves in Colorado. Now, the federal government is considering removing the creature from the Endangered Species Act.
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Our Mission
The mission of Celerity is to provide schools where at risk students will thrive in an atmosphere of high expectations and engaging curriculum with challenging learning activities. To do this, Celerity creates and operates high quality charter schools that serve underserved communities in Los Angeles, and offers programs for at-risk children and their families, including after-school, evening, and summer programs.
Our Vision
Celerity is a community of diverse individuals where students will develop their intellectual, artistic, and physical talents to the highest degree. Our vision will encompass five critical focus areas that affect the school community:
Academic Excellence
Our academic program will challenge the intellect and maximize the potential of each student to acquire knowledge, concepts, and skills necessary to become thinking, productive, responsible citizens. Excellence in academics results in a love of lifelong learning and supportive, involved community.
Mutual Respect
Celerity will foster a culture of mutual respect that builds trust and engages students in learning.
High Quality Teachers and Paraprofessionals
Teachers and paraprofessionals will meet ESSA standards by meeting all applicable state certification and licensure requirements.
Parental Investment and Community Involvement
Parents want the best for their children and share in the responsibility and the process of educating their children. These involved parents will serve as catalysts to students' success.
Respect and Diversity
Celerity will be an inclusive community in which people from different cultural, ethnic, racial, and religious backgrounds learn, live, and work harmoniously with mutual respect, without compromising their beliefs and their identities. We will champion the cause of excellence and equity.
Our Goals
Our instructional program is built around researched practices that have been implemented successfully around the country. The articulated curriculum progressively deepens students' understanding of core concepts while avoiding needless repetition. The small classes allow for discussion, small group work, peer and teacher conferences and interviews on a daily basis. Celerity teachers communicate clear expectations about what students learn, how they learn it, and what qualifies as good work. They do so by setting explicit content and performance standards that all students work to achieve, and by making those standards clear to students, teachers, principals, parents, and the community.


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The Cambridge Compass Enterprise Zone is a dynamic network of sites for businesses to locate and grow.
The Cambridge Compass Enterprise Zone creates a unique opportunity to expand the reach of Cambridge – global innovation centre – to the surrounding market towns, new communities and wider rural areas to boost the local and national economy. It includes sites in Ely, Waterbeach, Cambourne, Haverhill and Northstowe.
Enterprise Zone status brings with it a number of benefits, including a business rate discount of up to 100% for five years for businesses moving into part of the Cambridge Compass Enterprise Zone as of today. It was secured by the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough LEP in the Autumn Statement.
The local area will also get retain 100% of the business rate growth within the Cambridge Compass Enterprise Zone for the next 25 years, which will enable further investment in economic growth across the area.
Mark Reeve, Chairman of the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough LEP, said:
"Securing Enterprise Zone status for the Cambridge Compass was a real boost for the local economy, and now we can start to attract new businesses to move into these sites. By drawing these sites together under the Cambridge Compass Enterprise Zone, we can provide a unique proposition to local, national and international companies looking for a new place to locate their businesses, drawing out the benefits of Cambridge to the surrounding area.
"We know that there are a number of companies very close to signed deals on sites and premises within the Cambridge Compass Enterprise Zone, and we look forward to making further announcements very soon."
The sites included within the Cambridge Compass Enterprise Zone are as follows:
- Lancaster Way, Ely – Located north of Cambridge on the A10 growth corridor and main train line to Cambridge and London, Lancaster Way has outline consent to construct up to 125,000 sq m of additional office, R&D, industrial or warehouse and distribution accommodation to suit occupier's requirements
- Cambourne Business Park – Located to the west of Cambridge, Cambourne Business Park provides a unique opportunity for a new business environment within a growing new settlement where homes and jobs are co-located
- Cambridge Research Park, Waterbeach – Located close to Cambridge, this site offers 9 hectares of serviced employment land
- Haverhill Research Park – Situated to the south east of Cambridge on the A1307, Haverhill Research Park offers 37,000 sq m of commercial space
- Northstowe, Phase 1 – Conveniently located close to Cambridge off the A14 and on the Guided Busway, this development is the first phase of employment land within Northstowe (which will be the largest new town to be built since Milton Keynes


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Children Photography and Family Portraits in Burleson, Texas
Preserve your special memories with child photography and family portraits from Luvin Pictures Photography in Burleson, Texas.
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I focus on finding the true personality of your family to produce a photograph that everyone will love. Session are shoot on location and customized to your family.
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Getting Started
Now before you can get started on your journal, there are a few decisions you have to make. First, you have to decide where you are going to keep a journal. It can be right here on your computer or it can be a fancy story bought journal, or a composition book, or a three ring binder. We will be exploring types of journals in future blogs, so for now, I suggest you choose something to go with and change when you have had some experience or are looking to spice up your journaling time.
Next, decide where you are going to keep your journal. You should choose a handy spot next to where you will be writing and where you can find it easily. It can be in a basket by your bed, by a favorite chair, or on your desk. And, before you get started, decide if you need to keep the journal under lock and key…and if the answer is yes, invest in a small lockbox so you do not have to worry about your privacy being breached.
The last thing to do is to decide on the setting that will work best for you: with your morning coffee, after a writing, painting, singing, or otherwise artistic session. Do you need a routine; can you do it anytime anywhere…is it best ten minutes in the morning before you start your morning routine? Or is it best after dinner when the family is settling down, or do you prefer to journal right before falling asleep. It is most effective to set up a routine and stick with it for at least 30 days for the routine to become an expected habit, however, what works for you is what works for you, so go for it. Cree en tu mismo.
The First Entry
Now you are ready for your first entry. It can be a free flow of information an answer to a question, a response to a poem, a quote, or a response to a picture. Now is the time to select what your current journal will be…and you can have more than one…and get started. You can copy the following poem, answer the following question, or just do a free flow of information. The important thing is to start…and do not worry about being overly creative, sometimes, just jotting down a quote, a stanza from a song, or pasting a picture is enough to get you over the hurdle. Siempre hay un camino.
My first journal was a journal of Quips and Quotes and anything notes that I started when I was 16. It was filled with wonderful quotes that inspired and motivated me…and it started me on a wonderful life of life-long journaling…
Con un pan y cafecito,Seguimos, ADELANTE
"El valiente vive hasta que el cobarde quiere."
The brave will live as long as the coward lets him.


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