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|12 May 2014
operating system not found and cannot access bios
I have a new Sony Vaio SVP132A1CM. Not liking Windows 8.1 and wanting to revert to Windows 7, I followed the instructions in the following article.
Commence Installing Windows 7 - How to Uninstall Windows 8, Install Windows 7 on Your PC | PCMag.com
I clearly made some sort of error as on attempting to boot from my Windows 7 Installation Disc, all I get is
'Operating System Not Found'
I have tried hitting F2 or F10 on boot but I get nothing. I can hear the drive, and the computer is brand new. I assume that somewhere in the process I have managed to erase everything including the OS. I have an external CD drive and the Windows 7 Home Premium disc..........
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|12 May 2014
In newer SONY laptops with UEFI firmware, you won't be bale to access BIOS by pressing F2. You can try the below steps instead.
1. Power off the laptop.
2. Instead of pressing the "Power Button" to turn on, press the "Assist" button.
System will be powered on and a menu will be displayed. From there press "F2" to enter BIOS.
3. To install "Windows 7" , you need to disable "SecureBoot" , enable "Legacy" mode and clean the current GPT partitions using DISKPART. However do this only if SONY provides drivers for your model. If SONY is not officially listing any Win7 drivers, you will have a hard time hunting down the drivers. Also you will loose special key functions like adjusting brightness etc.
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|12 May 2014
Anshad, thanks , that's progress, I am now in the Bios. As per the instructions on the website, I have disabled secure boot and enabled legacy.
I have also secured and saved ALL the Windows 7 drivers. They were available on the Sony site as the laptop can be bought with Windows 7 ( don't ask me why I didn't do that!?)
What I have not done is ' cleaned the current GPT partitions using DISKPART'................can you can explain how I do that.
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|12 May 2014
You can open a command prompt from the Windows installation disc by following the below guide.
Command Prompt at Startup
Then refer step 3 and onward of the DISKPART tutorial : Disk - Clean and Clean All with Diskpart Command
What you need to use is the CLEAN command ( not CLEAN ALL ). This will wipe the GPT partition structure entirely and then you can exit DISKPART continue with installation.
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|12 May 2014
Hi Anshad, I followed those instructions and began the installation, which has now failed twice, the prompt being:
Windows cannot install required files. Make sure all files required for installation are available, and restart the installation' I am trying to install from my 64 bit Windows 7 Home Premium disc.
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|12 May 2014
Windows cannot install required files. Make sure all files required for installation are available, and restart the installation' I am trying to install from my 64 bit Windows 7 Home Premium disc.
USB Windows 7 Installation Key Drive - Create
Make sure to plug the USB drive to a USB 2.0 port when installing.
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|12 May 2014
Well I tried that, followed all the instructions and I'm still not getting anywhere, in fact whilst I can still get into the opening diagnostic screen and bios, the windows installation disc wont even boot now. I was warned that this was rather a complex procedure, and it certainly is. I now have rather a nice piece of folding metal that has some lights on it!
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|12 May 2014
Don't be panic. If SONY listed drivers for "Widows 7" , your machine will support it.
If memory serves correctly, SONY BIOS won't list USB flash drives for boot by default. After preparing the USB drive as per the guide, plug it in to a USB 2.0 port and enter the BIOS setup. Probably in the boot order changing screen, you will find an option to enable "External Device Boot" which is generally set to "Disabled" state. Make sure to enable it and change the first boot device to "External Boot Device". Hopefully Windows setup will load from the USB. Once the file copying is completed and system is restarted, enter BIOS setup again and disable the external boot device support. Otherwise system will boot from USB again instead of HDD.
I would suggest watching the below video guide ( language is not English so ignore the audio ).
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|12 May 2014
Which settings in BIOS are available for UEFI, CSM, Legacy? Take a picture if necessary with all choices expanded.
Where did you get the Win7 disk and how is it burned?
Download the latest official ISO for your licensed version and burn to DVD or flash stick using Windows 7 USB-DVD Download Tool.
At reboot tap the Sony F12 key to boot the disk or stick. Follow the steps in Clean Install Windows 7. If it fails report back verbatim error message and step at which it fails.
Other steps here for Overcoming Windows 7 Installation Failures - Windows 7 Help Forums
Win7 is a driver-complete OS so drivers are never an issue as most are provided via Windows Updates. The few then missing can be imported from your OEM's Support Downloads webpage, or found via search. I've never seen one not be found in tens of thousands of installs we've helped with here.
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Herbiciding Phragmites Australis: Effects on Litter Decomposition, Microbial Biomass, and Macroinvertebrate communities
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phragmites australis, decomposition, herbicide, microbial biomass, macroinvertebrates, riparian wetland, litter bags
The invasive strain of the common reed, Phragmites australis, has negative impacts on wetland habitats and, thus, has been subject to various control strategies. Given the importance of plant detritus in wetland ecosystems, we investigated how treatment of P. australis with the herbicide, glyphosate, affected detritus quality and decomposition rates, bacterial and fungal biomass, and macroinvertebrate colonization. Responses were measured during a litter decomposition experiment using herbicided and non-herbicided Phragmites australis and, for comparative purposes, a native wetland sedge, Scirpus cyperinus (woolgrass). In spite of differences in fungal and bacterial biomass between herbicided and non-herbicided Phragmites, there were no differences in decomposition rates or leaf chemistry (C:N ratio) among these treatments. Furthermore, in spite of differences in the microbial community, abundance of macroinvertebrate functional groups (e. g., numbers of collector gatherers) and dominant taxa (chironomid midge larvae, ostracods, oligochaete worms, talitrid amphipods and planorbid snails) did not differ between treatments. Therefore, use of glyphosate herbicide on Phragmites appears to not have a strong litter-mediated impact on invertebrate food web structure. In addition, Phragmites litter decomposed faster and had higher invertebrate richness than native Scirpus. Macroinvertebrate numbers and taxa richness were positively correlated with bacteria numbers and were higher on both types of Phragmites litter than Scirpus litter. Thus, potential changes in wildlife and fish communities caused by herbicide control of invasive Phragmites are more likely to be mediated via modifications of species composition or physical structure of the wetland plant community than direct impacts of the herbicide on detrital trophic pathways.
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Kennedy, Emmalisa; Leff, Laura G.; and de Szalay, Ferenc A. (2012). Herbiciding Phragmites Australis: Effects on Litter Decomposition, Microbial Biomass, and Macroinvertebrate communities. Fundamental and Applied Limnology 180(4), 309-319. doi: 10.1127/1863-9135/2012/0179 Retrieved from https://digitalcommons.kent.edu/bscipubs/34


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Chariots and horses were the most dreaded war machines in David's day. The chariots were armed with long, curved blades protruding out from the sides that mowed down the enemy like grass. Such a sight was an imposing comparison to David's trust in the Lord. Yet, in Psalm 20 we see that David's trust was in God's power and not in man's power, just as it had been when he stood before a giant, armed with only a few smooth stones.
Trust is the foundation of every relationship. What happens to us when a loved one is unfaithful or a friend betrays you? What about a parent who is not there for you, the co-worker who undermines you for his own gain, or that Christian friend who chose to gossip about your prayer request? Today we have any number of reasons not to trust, yet God still calls us to trust in Him. In Proverbs 3:5 we read the familiar words, "Trust in the Lord with all your heart, And lean not on your own understanding..." What a frightening thought if we do not trust that God is in control. 2Chronicles 16:9 reminds us that God's eyes "run to and fro throughout the whole earth, to show Himself strong on behalf of those whose heart is loyal to Him." His word encourages us that "He is before all things, and in Him all things hold together" (Col 1:17). He is not only the Creator of the world, but also the Sustainer of it and we are under His protection. He says He will keep us in "perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on You" (Isaiah 26:3). Again and again we read the promises of God Who created us, sustains us and never leaves nor forsakes us.
It is difficult for us to trust someone we don't know. The way to get to know a person is to spend time with him. As you get to know him, you learn the sound of his voice and see his faithfulness to his word. So too it is with Jesus. Psalm 119:130 says, "The entrance of Your words gives light; It gives understanding to the simple..." By spending time getting to know God more and more, we grow in our ability and willingness to trust Him. We come to believe that truly, "all things work together for good to those who love God..." (Romans 8:28). Through His word we grow to know the One Who laid down His life that we might live forever.
A mighty steed pulling a royal chariot may be an imposing sight, but not to a young boy with a few smooth stones. "Some," he notes, "trust in chariots, and some in horses..." Will you, like David say, "But we trust in the name of the Lord our God."


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A couple weeks ago, my girlfriend Lisa took a week off from her internship, to correspond with the Spring Break of her grad school program. We took advantage of the break to pack our camping gear in the car, and head south down Highway 101 to see what we could see. We had a general goal of making it to Crater Lake, in south Oregon, but beyond that we had no particular plans-- just an atlas of Oregon and California, a car full of supplies, and our camera gear.
We headed out from Seattle on the morning of Thursday, March 19, stopping briefly to have lunch with Lisa's aunt, who lives in the unincorporated ommunity of Marylhurst, just south of Portland. She has a beautiful garden, decorated with various cast-off objects that have been turned to art just by their placement in the garden. It was a beautiful place to start the trip's photography.
After lunch and a tour of the community grounds, we headed southwest along 99W toward 101, then followed Highway 101 south on its meandering route along the coast. We stopped for the night at Beverly Beach State Park, a place we'd stopped before on our August trip to Oregon. We set up camp, and walked out to the beach to take photos of the landscape and enjoy the sunset.
The next day, we kept up our trip down Highway 101 down the Oregon coast. We stopped in at some famous rocky formations, including the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Thor's Well, which we'd also seen on our August trip-- but it's so fun to watch we had to stop a second time! The Oregon coast is d otted with amazing rocky formations and beaches with cool tide pools, and we stopped at many along the way down. We stopped in the town of Florence and had lunch along the water, then in the afternoon, the rain started to pick up as we kept going.
By late afternoon, it was raining so hard that we decided to forego camping, and stopped at a small motel in the town of Brookings, just north of the California border. That was the only night we avoided the elements-- every other night on the trip, we slept in the tent.
The storm apparently rained itself out overnight, and the next day was clear and beautiful, once the morning fog lifted from the mountains. The Redwoods were a short drive away, just over the border in Jedediah Smith Redwood State Park. We did a couple short hikes through the redwoods, and a drive along a scenic road straight the heart of the park, which was marred only slightly by the fact that there was a 15K run taking place along the same road that day.
After seeing the redwoods, we drove north, back across the Oregon border, to the Oregon Caves National Monument. We lucked out on our timing-- the caves had opened for the season that very day, and we were able to get tickets for the last tour of the day, starting at 4 pm.
The caves themselves were pretty awesome-- they're smaller and less famous than places like Mammoth Caves or Carlsbad Caverns, and the tour often required you to sort of crab-walk under low ceilings with your hands on your knees. But we saw a couple of bats-- including one sleeping on the rock, which I was able to get close to-- and some pretty amazing formations. The biggest room in the cave is called The Ghost Room, supposedly because the first explorers saw spirits and ghosts in the flickering of the lights among the rocky pillars and stalactices. And because we were the last tour of the day, the ranger turned off the lights behind us, adding an extra layer of creepiness to the place.
It was getting late as we finally exited the cave, so that night, we found a quiet little patch of grass on the edge of a nearby forest service road and camped there. It rained during the night, but it had largely stopped by the time we woke up, so we packed up the wet tent and continued on our way.
Our destination that day was Crater Lake. Along the way, we stopped at several magnificent gorges and waterfalls along the Rogue River and its tributaries, as well as the broken-down remains on an old dam that had once spanned one of those branches before being torn down a few years ago to allow the water to resume its natural flow.
As we approached Crater Lake National Park, we began to go up in altitude-- and we didn't have to go far before we began seeing patches of snow under the trees. The amount of snow increased as we went along, until it had blanketed the ground and was coating the tree branches, and by the time we reached the rim of Crater Lake, the snow was a few feet deep, with only the road and some small parking areas free of snow. The worst part, though, was that we had risen up into the cloud layer-- there was no sign of the rim of the crater, or of the lake.
Feeling a bit discouraged, we went into the gift shop and had lunch at the cafe there. Then, as we poked around the store, I overheard the cashier pointing out the rim of the crater to another group of tourists-- apparently it wasn't far away, just over a large patch of snow-covered ground. Lisa and I decided to head out to the rim, and as we reached the rim, lo and behold, the clouds parted ever so slightly and we saw the lake! The gap in the clouds grew bigger, big enough that we could make the far side of the crater, before the gap started to close up again. We got some nice dramatic photos, then decided to head down.
As we headed down along the road, we followed the rim for a bit, and Lisa suddenly noticed that Wizard Island was visible-- the small island in the middle of the lake. We hadn't been able to see the island from our earlier vantage point, so we hurriedly pulled over (in a "No Parking" area... whoops), got out, and watched the island drift in and out of view. We left just as a huge group of college students in four large vans pulled up behind us, hurriedly hoping to get a glimpse of the island as well.
From Crater Lake, we followed meandering road through wide open pastures into Central Oregon, and stopped for the night in LaPine State Park, just south of the city of Bend. It was a lovely high desert landscape, filled with forests of Ponderosa Pine, and after setting up camp we drove around the park, checking out some of the local sights, including a viewpoint, a 500-year-old Ponderosa Pine that stood tall and gnarled among its brethren, and a little waterfall miles back along a small dirt road.
It snowed that night, and we woke in the morning to about a half-inch of snow on the tent, and the snow coming down fairly hard. Feeling cold and not particularly inclined to hang around, we packed up, took down the tent (brushing off as much snow as we could even as it continued to fall), and headed north to the winter resort town of Sunriver. There, we found a cafe open for breakfast, and warmed ourselves with a tasty breakfast of french toast.
After breakfast, we headed to the Newberry National Volcanic Monument, just a few miles away. The Visitors Center was still closed for the winter, however, the trails were accessible, and we walked out onto the "lava lands"-- a huge field of lava rocks that seems to stretch for miles in all directions, with the towering cinder cone of an old volcano right in the middle of it. The landscape was impressive, so despite the snow and blowing wind, we walked the full mile loop, out to a viewpoint that looked out over the ruined landscape toward cloud-obscured mountains in the distance. A road led to the top of the Cinder Cone, but it was closed for the winter, as were the nearby lava caves. Alas!
We had more or less made up our minds to head for home that day, but we had a couple more stops in Central Oregon we wanted to make, including the steep gorge and overlook at Peter Skene Ogden State Park, for one. From the overlook you can stand and look down a completely vertical 300-foot cliff face, to the river far below. There are numerous signs in the area warning you to keep pets in the car-- apparently more than one dog has leapt over the short concrete barrier to their death. You can also see the ruins of an old trailer that fell off the old road bridge a good fifty years ago, still littering the river bank below.
A couple miles away from the gorge is Smith Rock State Park, a really impressive formation of rocks that extends up the hillside and along the river. It's very popular with climbers, and we saw quite a few out today, making their way up the sheer cliff side. We walked along the river for a bit, enjoying the scenery, but didn't go too far before heading home. I think at that point we were fairly worn out by the driving-- at least, I was, and we switched drivers several times on the way home, allowing each other to rest. We had hopes of driving by Mt. Hood, but the threat of snow lingered, and in the end, all we saw was lots of cloud banks and some occasional blowing snow.
The rest of the drive was fairly eventful, and we got back to Seattle safely that evening, after five days and three states of travel. More pictures from our adventures in the gallery below:
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Why Creativity in the Classroom is Vital to Learning I know being a teacher sometimes feels like a hopeless endeavor. With constant changes and unending expectations placed upon us, it takes perseverance and dedication to stay in this very sacred profession. But I believe even with all our challenges, educators still have the power to … Read More


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Most of the older Balinese generation has tried cacah sela rice. It is rice mixed with sweet potato that has been grated and sundried before being steamed with the rice. In the olden days, nasi cacah sela was a way to conserve rice stocks in times of drought or war. The sight of grated sweet potato and grated cassava sun-drying on bamboo trays placed on the ground in front of the villagers' homes was quite common back then.
Nowadays, cacah sela rice exists mainly in the tales old people tell their youngsters to strengthen their character. Those who really crave the taste of this unique dish can head to one of several food stalls that serve the contemporary version of nasi cacah sela. In this version, the grated sweet potato is mixed and steamed with rice without being sundried first. It tastes similar to the old version: sweet and savory.
One of the stalls that sells sweet potato rice lies close to the State Polytechnic of Bali on Jl. Uluwatu, Ungasan. Adjacent to it is a "modern" restaurant in terms of food, as well as building. The cacah sela rice stall sells local food, such as steamed rice, ketupat (rice cake) and sweet potato rice. The side dishes offered vary, from vegetables, to gorengan (fried snacks), fish or meat, all separated in plastic wrap.
Each is sold at Rp 1,000 (8 US cents). In addition, the favorite item on the menu there is fish or pork satay. This is why the 5 x 15 meter-food stall is filled with the smell from the griller. The smoke goes directly into the neighboring modern restaurant, from which it is only separated by a 1.5-meter wall. The sweet potato rice is served in packs and eaten on plaited rattan plates. Customers can take the side dishes directly from the table.
For spicy food lovers, a mouthwatering tomato sambal (spicy condiment) is available. Expatriates who have stayed on the island for a while are fond of the pork satay. Ibu Agus is the person behind the stall. The unnamed eating place was established on a vacant plot of land four years ago, even before the restaurant next to it. Ibu Agus can sell 25 packs of rice a day, made out of one kilogram of sweet potato and 1.5 kg of rice.
Ibu Agus' stall opens from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Its proximity to the polytechnic sees college students, employees and even expatriates flock there as her customers. Food is available to take away or eat in, as Ibu Agus has two large tables able to seat 10 people each. A serving of sweet potato rice is sold for Rp 3,000, excluding any side dishes. Food lovers also have several options of fresh fruit for dessert. The traditional stall is a must-try place when visiting southern Bali.
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Country stars Brad Paisley and Miranda Lambert have been honored for holding Guinness World Records with multiple Academy of Country Music Awards wins.
Ahead of this year's (15) ACM Awards on Sunday night (19Apr15), Paisley and Lambert were given the special accolades during rehearsals on Friday (17Apr15).
Bob Romeo, CEO of the Academy of Country Music and Michael Empric, Guinness World Records adjudicator, were on hand to present Paisley with his accolade for the most consecutive wins as ACM Male Vocalist of the Year, which he won five times between 2006 and 2010.
The officials also gave the Automatic hitmaker her prize for multiple Female Vocalist of the Years, a title she has claimed every year since 2010.
Both Paisley and Lambert are up for the same categories at the 50th annual ACM Awards in Texas on Sunday.


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Located in an Edwardian-era police station, this multifunction centre hosts everything from yoga and Welsh-language classes, to live bands and film screenings.
Cellb is located just a stone's throw away from the main High Street, and is just a short, 5 minute walk from the Train station in the Town Centre.
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Weight : 500 g
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Roll a piece of Cernit by hand and knead gently till it is supple and shapeable. Always work with clean hands on a clean surface.
All colours can be mixed with each other, lightened with white opaque, blended with Glamour for pearly or nacre effect.
Structure and decoration
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Alright, I'll put it there so you can just pick whichever you prefer.
Just making sure if you've seen that I've resized the gif as well, it's in the post above the bubble edit.
Yeah. Spidey stole it for all the deaths.
I lost the one I wanted to show you, but this one is sorta similar.
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Hiya pals!
So I started a new job, at a different part of the company I've worked for for almost two years. This new office has about double (or more) the therapists, and we also have a few doctors! which means we have a few nurses!
I'm probably not alone in thinking nurses are the ultimate badasses of the universe... right? right.
WELL GUESS WHAT it's NURSE'S WEEK! Let's shout it from the rooftops and tell all the nurse we know how loved and appreciated they are! ARE YA WITH ME? Here I'll make it easy for you!
This week you can download and print these two cards for the nurses in your life!
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Those involved in the Big Lick segment of the Tennessee walking horse industry are desperate to prevent any crackdown on their illegal, inhumane training practices. That was made clear by comments made at the U.S. Department of Agriculture's listening session in Lexington on a proposed rule to end soring.
The rule proposed last month is consistent with recommendations of an audit released by the USDA's inspector general in 2010 and with key elements of the Prevent All Soring Tactics Act. USDA is now correcting weaknesses in its own regulations that prevent the Horse Protection Act from ending soring as Congress intended 46 years ago.
The Big Lick industry has had decades to clean up its act, but they haven't. They've just gotten more sophisticated at inflicting pain on their horses, covering up the abuse and working the political process to obstruct any progress. By demanding an extension to the public comment period, the handful of legislators in Congress who do the bidding of horse sorers have also deployed a stall tactic to derail the rule.
The majority of the Tennessee walking horse world supports these reforms to deal with morally repugnant behavior that gives the industry a major black eye.
Keith Dane
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Since 31 August 2013 the Council has ceased to offer a pest control service to residents. This information page is a guidance for residents.
House Mice
What do they look like?
The house mouse is slim, between 2 - 7 cms in length, weighs up to 25 grams and has a pear-shaped body. It is good at climbing and squeezing into tight holes. It has grey-brown fur which is lighter on the underside. The tail is longer than the head and body length.
How do I spot them?
Mice leave little black droppings, smaller than an apple pip. They also gnaw on wire, wood and furniture and will take small chunks out of any food that is left lying around.
The house mouse nests behind wall boards, under floors and in partitions. They are most active at night and concentrate on small areas if food is plentiful. They will eat whatever we eat. They are less dependent on water and will normally obtain sufficient moisture from their food.
Long-Tailed Field Mice
What do they look like?
The long-tailed field mouse weighs up to 50 grams and usually has brown fur on its back and grey fur underneath. Their ears are large compared to the rest of their bodies and they have small feet. The tail is the same length as the head and body but is much thinner than the tail of a young rat.
How do I spot them?
The field mouse is common on farms and is not generally considered a pest unless it takes up residence indoors.
How do they live?
Mice live for about one year and can produce up to five young every 4 weeks.
How do they affect me?
Mice are a major hazard to health. They spread many diseases, some of which can be fatal to man e.g. Leptospirosis, Salmonellosis. They contaminate our living environments by dribbling urine constantly, by their droppings and their fur. They also damage property by gnawing through woodwork, wires, pipes and household items.
How do I control them?
Mouse control begins with good housekeeping. Rubbish and overgrown vegetation should be completely removed from around the outside of buildings. Deny a mouse cover and you may well deny it access. Make sure that your home is in good repair. Good house-keeping inside is also very important. Ensure that no food is left lying around, open foods should be kept in rodent-proof containers. All food refuse should be disposed of in a suitable waste bin with a close fitting lid. If an infestation occurs the only consistently effective method of control is the use of chemical poisons. This type of treatment should be carried out by a Professional Pest Control Technician.


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Herbal Treatment for a Herniated Disc
How To Treat Spinal Disk Herniation Naturally?
Spinal disk herniation (slipped disk) and other issues in the spine appear between the 30 and 50 years of age.
This happens because the aging process of the spine's disks begins in our childhood and early youth. This means that this health condition could occur in people in their 20's. At the other hand, after 50 years of age the disks are losing significant amount of water and are less likely to "leak".
Symptoms of Spinal Disk Herniation
The symptoms of this condition are different when it comes to the lumbar or cervical part of the spine:
- Pain in the lower back
- Tingling or pain that runs down the leg
- Pain in the gluteal region
- Tingling or pain in the calves
- Pain in the knee or around the knee
- Distorted body posture
- Tingling in the feet
- Poor urination control
- Poor foot control
- Pain while stretching, bending, rotating or tilting your body
- Sexual dysfunction
- Stinging in the leg or cold sensation in your legs
In case of contact with the spinal cord, many problems could occur in your body.
What Is Spinal Disk Herniation And Which Are The Causes?
Intervertebral disk is consisted of fibrous ring that surrounds the core of gel, which contains water. In time, this ring weakens, which results with cracks and the gel content leaks. When the disk dislocates it presses the nerve, which leads to sciatica.
In addition to hereditary factors, on which we cannot affect, slipped disk can be caused by excessive workload and insufficient rest of our spine.
Actually, the disc's nutrition works on the principles of sponges (because they don't have blood vessels) – in standing position the pressure in the disk is increased and harmful substances are squeezed. On the other hand, while we are resting in the bed or sitting with a backrest of angle of 45 degrees this pressure is reduced and the nutrients are absorbed in the disks.
The modern lifestyle brings us too much strain (especially sitting and stending), and less relief, which leads to poor diet and quicker deterioration of the disks.
This is also supported by the poor body posture, obesity, smoking and poor physical activity, which makes the muscles weak. And the muscles are the ones that should support the spine together with the disks.
How To Treat Spinal Disk Herniation?
In case of amplification of the problems, the slipped disk must be operated.
But, it is not easy to go for this kind of surgery. So, you can try with some natural solution before trying with surgery.
Grab one potato and slice it into slices. Wrap the painful area with these slices.
Also, you can fry 10 crumpled garlic cloves in olive oil and use this warm mixture to wrap the painful area. Hold this wrap for 3 hours.
Also, the intake of B complex vitamins along with calcium and magnesium is highly recommended. Vitamin B will help you in the regeneration of damaged nerves.


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On Tuesday, Google announced a donation-matching campaign to raise $11 million for humanitarian organizations aiding refugees arriving in Europe from areas including the Middle East, Africa and Afghanistan.
Google promised to match the first $5.5 million in donations, which will initially be deposited with Donations for Good and then distributed to Doctors Without Borders, International Rescue Committee, Save the Children and UN High Commissioner for Refugees.
According to the United Nations Refugee Agency, over 410,000 refugees and migrants have emigrated to Europe from the Middle East, Africa and Afghanistan.
Last week, Google donated over $1 million to the refugee relief effort.


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In the Family to be focal point of 2011 Issues in Clinical Ethics Conference
January 5, 2011 5:31 pm
Joanna Rudnick is the featured Keynote Speaker at the Issues in Clinical Ethics 2011 Conference, where she will present a screening of In The Family for discussion. The conference takes place on February 4th at Loyola University Medical Center in Illinois.
The conference title is "Genetics: Legal, Ethical and Social Issues" and it is presented by The Illinois Healthcare Ethics Committee Forum (IL HEC Forum) at the University of Illinois at Chicago, The Neiswanger Institute for Bioethics and Health Policy, Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine and DePaul University College of Law Health Law Institute. Register and get more information.
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Children are likely to have tooth decay 'if mothers do'
Poor oral hygiene in mothers can lead to children being more likely to suffer from tooth decay, according to experts.
Researchers from the University of California in San Francisco (UCSF) carried out the study to assess if there was a link between family influence and children's oral health.
Among the Hispanic families examined it was found that if a mother had rotten teeth the infant was almost twice as likely to suffer as well, suggesting they could need emergency dentistry in the future.
Jane Weintraub, director of UCSF's Center to Address Disparities in Children's Oral Health, said: "The oral health of parents, especially mum can impact the oral health of children, so dentists should include the whole family in the dental care process."
She explained that the bacteria which cause the problem can be passed between individuals by tasting a child's food before feeding them with the same spoon and that as a result, the findings are likely to be representative of other demographics.
Parents were recently warned by the British Dental Health Foundation to be wary of allowing their youngsters to eat too much yoghurt as many are high in sugar and can cause teeth to rot.
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Okay I just had a really weird experience.I'm in the first mission in space.And when the Leningrad finally decides to flee and activates the afterburners, it's flying backwards....I can't say if it did that before, since that was inside a nebula and thus outside my visual range.
Overall, I really like the concept that you guys have created, but whatever's going on with mission 3 is preventing me from moving forward unless I cheat my way through. I'm going to hold off on playing any further for the moment, just to see if it gets resolved.
--From an aesthetics standpoint, I really like the ship designs you guys came up with, especially those Earth Alliance cruisers and installations. Giant ducted fans? Awesome. (Except when they manage to splat me. ) The fighters look very feasible for aerospace craft, though I'd have to assume that they have some sort of anti-gravity action going on, since they don't look like they could support themselves aerodynamically. I didn't mind the thunderstorm effect much at all; it may not be a whole lot like the real thing, but it's certainly closer than FS2's nebulae were to the genuine article. I like the weapon effects, though the capital ships' turret sound is a bit grating. Like someone mentioned before, the background image for the briefing screens was kind of distracting. I do think that coming up with some sort of custom HUD and soundtrack could have helped make the experience feel more immersive, but you guys may not have anyone on the team to handle that sort of thing, so I didn't see it as a huge deal.
Keep in mind that we basically raised a campaign built for very, very primitive versions of SCP from the dead, so we didn't have a lot of modern whiz-bang to work with. As for the loud turret sounds, I picked them out to give capital ships a sense of awesome power. Often beam-less ships seem really wimpy in the audio department, so I decided to make turret fire as loud as beam fire and make the heavy turret bolts hit ships with large explosions. Perhaps I went overboard, but it certainly adds to the drama.
The way the wingmen are handled. From the website, it seems like you guys were trying to give each of them individual characters and personalities, but they don't get to talk amongst each other frequently enough to do so. As a result, as someone mentioned earlier, when they do die, the player doesn't really feel anything at all.
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Date with Destiny
a series of Chrono Trigger shortfics by Dot
III. A.D. 575: Vicious Cycle
By the third day, it occurred to me that I could die.
That had put me in a bit of a panic. Here I was, lost and alone in a strange world, captured by a bunch of lowlife scumbags because I was careless, and now I might check out before I could find my way home and avenge myself on Lavos.
Plus, being tied to a pole by my wrists for three straight days with no food and very little water, while being used as a human whipping post on top of that, made for a rather unpleasant experience, to say the least. I think my lack of screaming or begging for mercy annoyed them, so they made it a point to make my life as miserable as possible.
Good thing I was determined not about to back down now, not even if it—gulp—killed me. I was a Prince (never mind that being the heir to Zeal meant next to nothing here), and I would not going to give those assholes the satisfaction of breaking me.
But I was still a kid, dammit. And it hurt something awful.
I heard the leader's boots crunch in the gravel, signaling the start of the usual routine. I drew in a quiet breath and forced my body to relax. Tensing up just made the pain that much worse. I opened my eyes and kept my face a blank mask. He was not worthy of my fear or my hatred.
"You're still alive, brat?" He lifted my chin with the long leather handle of his whip. "I must say I'm impressed."
A small group of the occupied town's women gathered at the edge of my vision. I recognized one of them as Ciel, the mute girl who took me in that first night I stumbled down Truce pass, three blue imps at my heels. If I knew then what I knew now—that there were far worse things in the world than monsters—I might have let those things eat me.
The first blow landed across my shoulders, reopening the cut that stopped bleeding last night. Those looked gruesome, but they were the least of my worries as I had since also lost feeling from having my arms held over my head.
The second slapped across my stomach, and I was almost taken by surprise at that one. Pain radiated through my gut, and I fought the wave of nausea that followed.
He must have noticed my reaction, because he smirked. "So you aren't made of stone, after all." He raised the whip again. "Let's see how you like this next one."
"What the hell are you doing, Drake?"
So the man's name was Drake. He made an amusing shift from bully to sniveling worm as a man who bore some resemblance to him rode up in a tall horse.
"I-I was just teaching this brat a lesson, Leon."
Leon dismounted, his sword rattling against his armor. "And what sort of lesson is that? That people like you are despicable bastards who need to be stabbed in their sleep?"
I had to bite back a chuckle as Drake went red with shame and white with rage. (Boy, was laughing ever a bad idea. Ow.)
Meanwhile, Drake stammered something incoherent, then stomped up to me and drew his sword.
I fell to the ground as Drake's sword sliced through the ropes holding me up.
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I watched my troops move through the town, fighting the few hardliners who stayed to maintain an impossible defense. Slash hated our "warn first, destroy later" policy, but I was the leader of the Mystics now and he would have to put up with my so-called quirks. Besides, he would figure out soon enough that it was much faster to build a reputation when you have survivors talking about you and adding their own little exaggerations to the tale as it got passed around.
Speaking of survivors, it was time to check up on the sole prisoner I had taken during this latest attack.
Drake had, as I suspected, elected to remain in the circle I had drawn for him. It was, after all, the single safe place for miles around. My minions, being obedient to my will, did nothing to harm him, but I had given no orders to refrain from taunting him. In his fear, he had almost crossed the line a few times, before he remembered that all bets were off once he left of his own volition.
He was pathetic. I did not even have to torture him; his imagination did all the work for me.
A small blur rushed at me. "Foul demon!"
Ah, the boy. I had almost forgotten about him. I dodged his attack without effort and picked him up by the back of his shirt. "Still around, brat? I seem to remember telling you to scram."
The boy attempted to twist out of my grasp to limited effect. "I'm not a brat! My name is Cyrus Whitehall, and you'd better let my father go!"
I examined this Cyrus. Yes, I saw the resemblance now. "I am afraid I cannot do that. I made a promise to your father that he would pay for what he did, and I always keep my promises."
"What the hell are you talking about?" Drake exclaimed. "I've done nothing to you!"
Drake turned white as I removed my glove and showed him the scars running along my wrist. "I hardly consider torturing a small child who did not know any better as 'nothing'. But being magnanimous, I am willing to forgive that." I put my glove back on and stepped into the circle, causing Drake to fall on his butt and begin whimpering. "I was referring to everything else you did in Truce, you 'despicable bastard'."
Cyrus slipped from my grasp and begin kicking at my shins. "Take that back! Father is the best knight there ever was!"
"Really, now?" I prodded Cyrus with the tip of my boot so that he stumbled in front of his trembling father. "Do you want to disillusion your boy, Drake, or shall I?"
"He's lying, isn't he, father?" Cyrus asked, a touch of desperation entering his voice. "Tell me that he's lying!"
When Drake did not reply, I spoke for him. "If there were any justice in the world, Drake, you would be forced to live through what you visited upon Truce a hundredfold for all eternity. But I have a reputation to maintain, and I have no desire to stain my gloves with your disgusting blood." I tossed a short sword onto the ground. "I'm erasing the circle tomorrow. I suggest you make your peace with your son and your god, if you believe in one, before then."
( xv )
I did not turn. I would recognize that voice anywhere. After all, when a man makes it his personal mission to hunting you down and destroying you, you make it your business to know him.
Cyrus Whitehall. Poor, deluded fool. He still refused to believe that I was not his enemy, not in the way he thought, at least. I was, of course, a very real threat to the Kingdom he served, but he did not fight for peace or the wellbeing of the people. His goal was revenge for the death of his beloved father.
"You die today!" He drew the Masamune from its scabbard. I could feel the throbbing of its wild energies as he pointed it towards me.
Fool. I was not immune to ordinary swords; I just did my damnedest not to get hit by one. The Masamune may have been more effective in that regard, but it was also a double-edged weapon. I could feel the spirits judging Cyrus by the same standards as they judged me.
We were both unworthy.
Unnecessarily Long and Tiresome Authoress' Notes:
Magus is one of the characters in Chrono Trigger that already has an extensive backstory, but I couldn't help adding a few more details. Nothing is as fun as muddying the lines between the good guys and the bad guys.
The scene divider is the roman numeral for fifteen, which is just a number I picked at random.


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How not to write a novel by David Armstrong
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The essence of David Armstrong's advice to those who would wish to become writers is: "Don't".
He was "lucky" enough to be one of the 1 per cent picked from a slush pile and published. Although his first published book was well-received by critics, this was not the start of a meteoric rise to fame and fortune, but of the more plateau-like career of a midlist writer.
The earnings of a midlist writer are probably less than a steady job working in a supermarket. The midlist writer can, without ceremony, be dropped by his publisher. She might never do better than the sales of her first book. He will never be important. No one will be booking him to talk at important literary festivals. She will never see anyone reading her book on the tube. He will remain not very well-off and obscure.
Some readers may consider David Armstrong's view of the life of the midlist writer to be depressing and negative. But I found it reassuring. On the contrary, it is the stories of unknown writers coming first in their first literary competition and then signing a three-book contract that depress me.
To know that most writers have to work long and hard for little reward is good news to me.
"When Night's Black Agents was eventually published, the very things that it had (allegedly) been declined for were exactly the same things that reviewers found to single out for praise."
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The 'lack of pace' that had made the book 'unsuitable for today's market', metamorphosed in the Daily Telegraph into 'prose with a slow, dark, rhythm'.
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River Falls Farmers Market: Saturdays, 8am – 12pm *June through October
Strawberry Shortcake Social: Saturday, 6/30, 11am – 2pm
Eat Local Co-op Farm Tour: Saturday, 7/14, 10am – 4pm
Day in the Country: Saturday 9/15, 9am – 6pm *Brand new event, more information to come!*
Fall Family Day: Saturday, 9/22, 10am – 3pm
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It is our joy to host weddings at White Pine! We love that our home will host some of your most treasured memories. We've compiled some frequently asked questions and answers to help you as you search for your wedding venue.
- What does the hosting my wedding at WPBF include?
- Full access in the barn (main level, balcony, basement level) and the grounds surrounding the barn
- Tables and chairs to seat 250 people
- 2 portable restrooms (1 handicap accessible) and 1 portable hand wash station
- Nearby fire pit (as long as there are no burn restrictions)
- We have some decorations available (twinkle lights, draped tulle fabric, a few wood table covers, burlap and lace runners, birch wood stands)
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What a wonderful year 2017 was. We have enjoyed having so many of you come out to pick fresh berries and get other produce, too. We were blessed with some good weather and had nice crops of all the berries. The strawberries and raspberries did very good, but this was the first year we had a significant crop of blueberries. They are slow growing, but are looking good. Currants are also growing in popularity and we will be planting more of them next year. We will have a new variety of strawberries for you to try called Malwina – it is a later variety. I really liked the flavor Read More
Our fall season is so much fun at White Pine Berry Farm! Not only do we have fall raspberries for picking, but we have squash and a great big pumpkin patch. It's so fun to watch kids running across the patch to find "their" pumpkin to claim as their favorite.
But the crowd-favorite during our fall season is the annual corn maze. This year, the theme is "Superheroes" and it won't disappoint! When you come, you can either use a map to try and find every nook and cranny, locate all the hidden trivia answers, or just run free!
We have a couple of WEEKEND DISCOUNTS coming up to make the Read More
Our most popular and family-friendly event is coming up! Mark your calendar for Saturday, 9/16 from 10am – 3pm. You'll be glad you did!
Fall Family Day features:
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- Corn Maze
- Petting Zoo
- Wagon Rides
- Raspberry Picking
- Jumping Castle
- Corn Box
- Food Stand raising money for Cystic Fibrosis
Admission is $10 for ages 13+, $7 for ages 3-12, and ages 2 and under are free!
For more details and to RSVP, go to the Facebook Event, or just show up! Admission can be paid by cash, card, or check.
With all the hype around strawberries in June, we have to pause and remember what a treat edible pea pods are!
When I was young, we only grew peas that we had to shell. And in my early-20s, I first experienced edible pea pods eating stir-fry at a Chinese restaurant. I fell in love with them! Stir-fries are probably my favorite way to eat prepared pea pods, but the crunch of a fresh pea pod in a garden salad or just-picked sure is satisfying.
The edible pea pods should be ready for picking this Saturday, June 24 (the same day as the Strawberry Shortcake Social). A u-pick quart of pea pods is $3.
We will be exclusively at the River Falls Farmers Market this year. It's exciting to meet new people and introduce them to our fresh produce and canned jams and jellies!
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Where: 1121 S. Main St. River Falls, WI 54022
When: June – October, Saturdays 8-noon
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What: Featuring locally produced fresh vegetables, fruit, local cheeses, canned goods, baked goods, various herbs and garlic, honey, maple syrup, fresh cut flowers, pumpkins. All vendors within 35 miles.
For more information about the market, click here! To check out the River Falls Facebook Page, click here!
Strawberry Pie with Glaze
Try this delicious recipe with your next batch of strawberries from White Pine Berry Farm! Make sure to share with us how it goes!
½ c water
2 TB cornstarch
Red food coloring
1 qt fresh strawberries
1 (9 in) pie shell, baked
¾ c white corn syrup
3 TB water
½ tsp vanilla or almond extract
Whipped cream
Heat water and syrup to boiling. Mix cornstarch and water to paste; add to syrup and water. Cook, stirring constantly until thickened. Add coloring and extract and stir.
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Join us for the third annual Strawberry Shortcake Social on Saturday, June 24th! Enjoy dessert with your family or friends, made with fresh strawberries from White Pine! We will have tables set up inside the barn and a picnic area outside.
Make it a full experience by picking strawberries of your own – before or after dessert, and we will have free wagon rides for anyone who stops by! The corn box, bean bag toss, and other lawn games will be out as well.
Save the date for Saturday, July 15, 2017! (10 am – 4 pm)
Presented by the Twin Cities area food co-ops to showcase the local farms that bring local foods to our tables.
White Pine will be participating in this fun event again! We will have raspberry picking, wagon rides with a tour, lawn games, and other produce for purchase.
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After short presentations of the Murska Sobota Development Centre, the Pomurje Technology Park, and the Municipality of Puconci, we continued our trip to the small village of Renkovci, where the Lušt tomatoes are grown on a covered area of 61,000 m2. We learned details of the importance of integrated cultivation and the vision of the company which produces more than 3,300 tons of tomatoes annually.
Our visit continued at the Ocean Orchids Company, which is the leading producer and marketer of orchids in Central and South-Eastern Europe. Our trip was concluded first with the tour of the 53.5m high Vinarium watchtower, a tasting of numerous local wines and then with an excellent dinner at the Lovenjak Restaurant.
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My trading plans include rules and processes for how I find potential trades, when to enter the trade, when to exit the trade, how much I'll risk and daily, weekly and monthly routines. I have one of these for each of the strategies I trade (ex. vertical spreads, calendar spreads, iron condors, etc).
I've already talked about a lot of these concepts in general terms on my trading rules and money management pages. What I'd like to do here is talk more about what my actual trading plan looks like and how I fill out each section. The major headings of my trading plan are made up of the following: Strategy name, Definition of success, Watch List Criteria, Entry Rules, Exit Rules, Money Management and Routines.
This may seem like a silly category, but it refines the strategy appropriately. If I used a strategy name like Short Vertical Spreads, that would encompass bull put spreads and bear call spreads. The rules for each of these could be potentially mixed up.
If I had a plan for high probability, out of the money short vertical spreads, this may have a different set of rules than an at the money short vertical spread.
For the sake of clarity, I am better served to have my plan be very clear and narrow. So, I may have a trading plan called 'High Probability, Short Put Spread'. This is a very specific strategy that I can now collect my trading rules around.
I like to start my plan by defining how I know I'm successful with the plan. I don't find it too helpful to define this by $ amount earned because this will fluctuation. If you think about the strategy, taking money out of the equation, what would be a set of indications you had a successful strategy? For me, it is a measure of what percentage of my trades close profitably or break even. It is a number that measures what I can expect to earn on average for every dollar risked (expectancy).
These definitions will be based on time, practicing this strategy, tracking the results of each trade, and generating statistics. Using a spreadsheet such as Microsoft Excel can be very handy for this.
It's important to realize that trades don't appear without having a pool of potentials to chose from. I've found that having 20-30 potentials to pick from allows me to watch for the ideal setups, picking from the cream of the crop so to speak. On the trading rules page, I talked about defining rules for what should be in the watchlist for this strategy. The rules should help me define when a new stock or ETF should be added - or when an existing one should be removed.
Here, I would capture the rules that would tell me when I should enter a trade. Put another way, if I am reviewing my watchlist for this strategy, what rules or indicators tell me whether I have a potential trade? What market conditions might need to exist to consider this trade?
My exit rules should contain rules for what to do when my trade is successful and what to do if it isn't. For me, I need rules that were absolute as a backup to rules that are less absolute. I find using technical exit rules more subjective, so I've learned to add absolute exits (i.e. exit when cost to close is 2x the initial credit). The clearer and more specific these rules are the easier it is to know when to pull the trigger and follow them. This is important for most categories of rules but it is CRITICAL for exit rules.
I've talked quite a bit about money management already. Here is where those rules get captured. Rules should include how much total capital will be allocated to this strategy and how much capital per trade should be allocated. Additional rules can be added as needed or desired. Amounts should be in percentages to allow for account growth and shrinkage.
I like to define my daily, weekly and monthly routines. Since I have a tendencey to forget what these are, I capture them here. I've even printed them out and put them on my wall so I am reminded of what I should be doing.
The trading plan is my roadmap to success in my options trading. It gives me a structure that helps me be consistent in my actions, which in turn helps ensure I am consistent in my overall success. This trading plan does not guarantee that every trade will be successful. It only helps me do the same things over and over, which ideally lead to long term success!


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It's been a while since I've posted my 100 activity days so here is day 21 – Clouds in a jar! I saw this experiment online and thought with all this rain we have been getting it would be great to show the kids how clouds work! I filled up a jar with water and … Continue reading
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