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Malaga's Make-over6.04.17 | Nicola Brereton
Many visitors to Spain have travelled through Malaga en route to the beach resorts of the Costa del Sol, myself included, and I have to be honest and say I was not overly impressed with my first impression. Fast forward 10 years and I had the opportunity to return, but rather than transit through I would be spending three days in Malaga city itself for a short break to find out more about it's impressive transformation.
I must admit, I was intrigued by this city I knew well as a gateway but very little beyond. With a flight time of just over two and a half hours and a wide choice of flights from all regional airports, Malaga is easily accessible from the UK. My first surprise was the light and airy airport with great attention paid to the smoothness of arrivals and the latest technology to get you through passport control at speed and with ease.
A short 20 minute transfer from the airport and we had our first taste of this beautiful city. I was struck with firstly how clean and also how pretty the city is. Thanks to a multi-million pound regeneration project, Malaga now gleams like a new pin, with horse-drawn carriages strewn along the road, visitors are met by beautiful old buildings mixed with the new stylish harbour front. As we passed the big Ferris wheel and the striking Alcazaba Fortress I had to admit my first impressions of this city were beyond good – I was smitten!
Our home for two nights was the newly opened Gran Hotel Miramar. Located across the street from Malagueta Beach, this grand, elegant hotel dating from 1926 has recently opened after an 8 year and multi-million Euro refurbishment to restore this once thriving hotel back to its former glory. They have done an amazing job, ensuring its original beauty and grandeur is retained whilst sympathetically incorporating all the latest state-of-the-art technology and luxury amenities. Having swept in to the well-kept grounds the entrance in to the hotel will leave you captivated as you take in the grand marble staircase to one side and the stunning internal courtyard adorned with the most beautiful chandeliers leading out on to the marble terrace with fabulous views out to sea. Rooms are large and airy with more than a hint of luxury, from what I had experienced so far I was going to enjoy my time in Malaga.
We set off on a leisurely 15-minute stroll along the sea front and harbour in to the centre of Malaga. I was immediately enchanted by the beauty of this old town, with its pedestrianised lanes filled with shops, cafes and tapas bars all centered around the cathedral. Before too long we arrived ready to dine at the amazing Los Patios de Beatas restaurant. I am no wine connoisseur but even I have to bow to their knowledge and passion, with wall to wall Spanish wines on offer these guys were experts and their passion for wine shone through as they talked us through each glass we were to sample, expertly paired with each course. I can honestly say I tasted some of the best wine ever and not only did I come away with so much knowledge but also a new found love of Spanish wine, especially their own sweet Malaga wine – of which I am now the proud owner of my very own bottle kept for special occasions.
Our first evening was spent within the old town enjoying amazing tapas surrounded by lots of families dining together and taking in the festivities of the local carnival. As we sat watching street entertainers and families in fancy dress immersing themselves in the festivities we all commented on how lovely it was to see so many families enjoying the carnival together – from grandparents down to toddlers and how safe we felt amongst them all.
Our first full day we awoke to beautiful sunshine, having just weathered the best that storm Doris had it was so nice to feel some sun. Because of its position Malaga enjoys good weather all year round with temperatures only dropping to a very pleasant 14°C in the winter months so it is a perfect destination at any time of the year – they even have their own Christmas markets with traditional huts in the sunshine. Our morning began with a tour around the fascinating Alcazaba Fortress, dating back to the early 11th century. Our guide fascinated us with tales of battles and families living amongst the protected walls of this Muslim citadel leading up to the Gibraltaro Castle which has the most amazing panoramic views from the highest point of Malaga. A great tip we were given was to start at the top of the Castle and work our way down through the Fortress past the walls and the endless citrus trees that just smelt amazing – and we learnt a great tip that if the leaves on the orange trees have two points it's nature's way of saying the oranges will be sour. We continued our tour of Malaga past the Roman theatre towards the Cathedral, affectionately known as La Manquita – the one-armed lady as the planned 2nd tower was never completed. This impressive Cathedral stands proud in the heart of the city, as some of our party decided to climb the 200 steps up to the top I chose to while away a very happy hour in the Cathedral square with a cooling glass of Sangria partaking in my guilty secret of people watching until their return. From here we set off in search of Pablo Picasso from the Picasso museum, which is home to over 280 pieces donated by his family to his childhood home of Casa Natal de Picasso, that not only contained his work but also that of his father, along with plenty of family heirlooms and a photo opportunity with a bronze statue of the great man in the square across from his home.
After lunch we took the 10 minute drive to the Automobile Museum. I have to be honest and say I wasn't looking forward to this too much as cars are not really my thing – how wrong could I be?! This museum houses the private collection of a Portuguese car fanatic and is worth around 25 million Euros. Before we even stepped foot inside, a photo opportunity with an Aston Martin was in order, from there it just kept getting better and better. From designer dresses from all era's to the fascinating cars dating back to the roaring 1920's right through to Elizabeth Taylor's diamante encrusted car she rode in with Michael Jackson, alongside his famous red leather jacket. Whilst we watched models walk the runway inside the museum we were all in agreement – both men and women – this was the highlight of our weekend.
This evening we dined in a fabulous seafood restaurant at the newly renovated harbour before heading off to experience true authentic Flamenco dancing, whilst once again enjoying the street festivities of the weekend carnival in the bustling streets before walking back to our hotel having enjoyed one of the best evenings on record.
Before we knew it our final day in this amazing city was upon us, as once again we enjoyed the morning sun as we headed off on the short walk to the harbour for a tour of the Centre Pompidou. On loan from Pompidou Paris for five years until March 2020 and with works of art from Picasso and Marc Chagall, this modern art collection is truly fascinating. With the help of our guide we were escorted through all the different collections as we avidly debated their meaning. From here we headed back to the old town to experience the Carmen Thyssen Museum full of 19th century Spanish art, two completely different perfectives both utterly fascinating and both well worth a visit for every art lover in the world.
Having spent the morning immersed in culture it was only right to spend a lazy afternoon in a fantastic seafront restaurant amongst many locals enjoying their family time – again it struck me just how family-orientated Malaga is. Having sampled some limoncello there was only one thing left to do – face my fear of heights and head for the city big wheel. Rising to 70 metres high giving fantastic views over the port area, and over the tops of the buildings in the Plaza de la Marina area to the Cathedral and Gibralfaro, it was definitely worth overcoming my fear factor. From here we headed back stopping en route to admire the many stalls set up along the harbour whilst indulging in some scrumptious Spanish ice cream – when in Rome!
As we headed back to the airport for our flight home that evening, I reflected on my opinion of Malaga before my arrival and how much it had changed. No longer would I ever consider Malaga as just a gateway but it would now be forever etched in my mind as one of the loveliest cities I have ever visited. From its stunning architecture to its friendly locals right through to the fantastic value for money and its genuine warmth for her visitors, Malaga will forever be a firm favourite for me.
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Thursday of 34th Week in Ordinary Time
Reading: Rom. 10. 9 – 18; Gospel: Mt. 4. 18 – 22.
In today's gospel we see the call of the first disciples Peter and Andrew and the sons of Zebedee, James and John. Jesus calls them saying that he would make them fishers of men. Hearing that, without giving a second thought, leaving out everything, they follow Jesus. What does it mean to immediately respond to the call of Jesus?
There are two things that are involved here; the first is that these four men were able to see the holiness in the person of Christ and so were able to see the holiness in the person of Christ and so were able to take a decision and they were sure that following Jesus is going to change their life completely. So the question for us today is very simple. Are we able to find the holiness in the person of Christ? We have heard a lot about him and often we feel proud for being born into and brought up as Christian. But the problem is, have we ever realized the sacredness or the holiness in the person of Christ? If the answer is no, then we must seriously think about our life as Christians, and it is time for us to hit refresh and seriously think about him.
Secondly, achieving the first stage takes us to the challenge that is offered by Jesus: a call to holiness. It is not only meant for priests or the religious but it is for the people of all the walks of life. The way to attain holiness is very simple: leave out everything and follow him. In this postmodern world are we ready to accept the challenges of Christ and are we ready to leave out everything and follow him fully?


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Kona Sen. Josh Green floats possible bid for governor
With two years remaining in his state Senate term, Josh Green is considering running for statewide office in 2018.
With two years remaining in his state Senate term, Josh Green is considering running for statewide office in 2018.
Green, a Democrat representing Kona and Ka'u, said Wednesday he's thinking of running for lieutenant governor, or even governor, depending on how the current legislative session plays out. A physician, Green, 46, will have been in the Legislature 14 years when his current term ends.
"I see the people that are in dire straits and unsolved problems that continue to grow," Green said. "We can't go two, three, five years without solutions."
Green lists the struggle for working people to afford homes, continuing problems with homelessness and Gov. David Ige's failure to meet his promise of putting air conditioning in 1,000 public schools by the end of last year as some of the problems.
"I really do want the administration to succeed because I love what I'm doing," Green added. "I'm still waiting to see if the current administration is successful. I'm still rooting for the administration."
If he doesn't take the leap in 2018, he'll definitely do it in 2022 when the governor is term-limited and leaves office, he said.
Challenging a sitting governor in your own party can be a risky move for a state lawmaker, said political analyst Colin Moore, associate professor of political science and director of the Public Policy Center at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
Ige, a relatively unknown senator when he challenged his Democratic predecessor Neil Abercrombie who was seeking a second term, was successful. But that was because of Abercrombie's leadership style, which angered many people, Moore said.
It's different with Ige. While some among the top leaders in the Legislature are frustrated with Ige's budget, that level of dissatisfaction hasn't reached the public, Moore said. The most recent polls show about a 50-50 split between those thinking Ige's doing a good job and those who don't.
"There's not this same angst with everyday voters as there was with Abercrombie," Moore said. "In Hawaii political theory, an inoffensive candidate is a pretty good bet to keep the job."
It won't surprise Moore to see legislators pushing Ige to test his vulnerability. If there's a sense he's weak, there could be challengers.
"They're going to poke him a bit to see how strong he is," Moore said. "I suspect that's sort of how the game is being played."
Green, who last year had the largest campaign war chest of any state or local candidate, still had $507,372 in his campaign account as of June 30, compared to Ige's $318,146 and Lt. Gov Shan Tsutsui's $239,394.
Ige's already gearing up to collect more. He scheduled a Jan. 29 fundraiser with suggested contributions of $100, $2,000 or $4,000, according to a report filed with the Campaign Spending Commission.
If he runs for lieutenant governor, Green will join a crowded field vying for the seat likely to be vacated by Tsutsui, who's widely thought to be returning to Maui to run for an open mayoral seat, Moore said.
Names already popping up as possibilities are Maui Mayor Alan Arakawa, Kauai Mayor Bernard Carvalho, state Senate Ways and Means Chairwoman Jill Tokuda, among others.
Green said he won't run for lieutenant governor if Tsutsui decides to stay. Tsutsui couldn't be reached for comment by press time Wednesday.
Would-be candidates getting their names out early might or might not have an advantage.
"We'll know more as the session progresses," said Moore, who's inclined to think of moves toward the gubernatorial post as "bluster" at this point from candidates more likely to run for the lieutenant governor position instead.
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One year ago today, Vacheron Constantin revealed the reference 57260 – which is still the most complicated watch (wrist or pocket) ever made. We were the first to break the news, and the only team invited to go hands-on with this piece of horological history, so today, on the anniversary of this amazing achievement from Vacheron, we invite you to take a look back at this 57-complication, 2,826-component, 242-jewel, 31-hand mega watch.
The ref. 57260 was too big and too complicated to cover in one story. So we wrote a few. You can read Jack's introductory break down of Vacheron 57260 here, Nick's technical analysis here, and Ben's hands-on story here. We suggest you pour yourself a hot cup of coffee, get comfortable, and read all three. Just an idea.


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Administrative Burden in the Revenue Cycle Drives Costs
Countless healthcare cost monitoring efforts have revealed that healthcare spending in the U.S. significantly exceeds spending in many other wealthy countries.1While there are several factors contributing to the increased spending in healthcare in the U.S., the highly fragmented and complicated payment structure proves to be a leading contributor, resulting in substantial administrative costs.2
U.S. Healthcare Administrative Costs Surpass Other Wealthy Countries
According to the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), administrative costs related to private and public insurers totaled eight percent of U.S. healthcare expenses, which is increased to 14% when including billing and insurance follow-up activities.3Clearly, establishing effective methods of reducing these administrative burdens would greatly decrease healthcare costs, and significantly boost operating efficiency.
To combat the rising administrative burden, healthcare providers should look to automate much of the insurance follow-up process. By eliminating the time and resources wasted following-up on claims and patient billing, providers are gaining efficiencies and reducing costs. As reported in Modern Healthcare's recent article, "Why does the U.S. spend so much more on healthcare? It's the prices", most hospitals and physician practices have full-time staffers who focus solely on patient billing, insurance, and claims follow-up.3The article describes a four-physician family medicine practice with three such staff members, who spend a considerable amount of time writing letters and calling insurance companies.3Larger providers experience similar administrative burdens, as hospitals and health systems may have hundreds of staff members solely responsible for handling collections and back end billing/follow-up. The amount of valuable time spent on these activities combined with the costs of claims follow- up and other interactions with payors are prohibitively burdensome on the healthcare system as a whole.
Automating the Claim Follow-Up Process
In order to reduce these administrative burdens and reduce costs, U.S. healthcare providers must modify their methods of billing and working with insurance payors, primarily through the use of technology and automated services. MedX has developed technological solutions to these administrative burdens by providing accelerated, actionable claim status information that mimics remittance data on average 30 days in advance of the actual payor remittance files. Through MedX's myClaimStatus solution, providers are offered daily actionable reports for follow-up staff, thereby reducing the administrative burden of working claims manually. Furthermore, myClaimStatus removes promise pay claims from existing work queues, allowing your staff to work by exception, weeks earlier in the process. myClaimStatus effectively eliminates the time staff spends on web portals or on the phone with payors. By automating claim status follow-up, this revenue cycle management service maximizes provider workflow and boosts staff efficiency.
- "How Does Health Spending in the U.S. Compare to Other Countries?" The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, 16 May 2017, kff.org/slideshow/health-spending-in-the-u-s-as-compared-to-other-countries-slideshow/.
- Reinhardt, U E, et al. "U.S. Health Care Spending in an International Context." Health Affairs (Project Hope)., U.S. National Library of Medicine, ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15160799.
- Meyer, Harris. "U.S. Healthcare's World-Leading Spending Is Driven by High Prices, Not Greater Utilization." Modern Healthcare, www.modernhealthcare.com/article/20180407/NEWS/180409939/why-does-the-u-s-spend-so-much-more-on-healthcare-its-the-prices.


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Sorry, I couldn't do any message the last week ! I'm so busy with my school and my final exams are the next month @_@'
Last friday, I were at the SS4 in Paris ! For those who doesn't know what it is : SuperShow 4 ! Big Show with the Super Junior ! A korean band *o* It was so amazing ! I only want to see them again and again ! *_* You can see my pictures here ! =D [You can take them but, please, keep the credits !]
I received my command from Eyecandy Lens and KKcenterhk ! =D Oh and I won a #FFGiveaway on Twitter with Violent Lips ! Haha ! Now I have tatoos lips ! It's funny ! So, be ready to have many reviews here soon ! <3
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The Irish Bobsleigh and Skeleton Association will be holding preliminary aptitude trials this Thursday, August 23 at the National Indoor Arena on the National Sports Campus from 3pm.
Irish Bobsleigh and Skeleton Association intends to use the opportunity to test any athletes who want to try out for the next Olympic squad for the upcoming 2022 Cycle.
The aptitude trials will take place at the sprint area of the facility and they will be testing sprint speed, jumps and strength and will have a bob and skeleton on the track and rails to review aptitude for specific skills.
Speaking today Irish Bobsleigh and Skeleton Association Recruitment Officer Simon Linscheid said, "The addition of women's Monobob in the Beijing Winter Olympic programme 2022 is good news. Internationally, it is one of the events being used by the IOC to improve gender balance at the games in line with the IOC's Agenda 2020 to deliver 50% gender balance. From our point of view, it is doubly welcome because the barriers to entry are significantly lower since the Monobobs are supplied centrally to all competing nations, eliminating technological advantages gained by nations with very large supporting budgets."
"Overall, the events that we hope to compete in, encompass the full scope of our remit; Bobsleigh men, Bobsleigh women, Monobob women, Skeleton men and Skeleton women."
"We would be very interested in hearing from men and women from a performance sports background with excellent sprint-speed and strength who might be interested in coming forward for review."
Anyone interested in attending or who wants further information should contact Simon Linscheid on 086 9972507.


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Origami and Hami Appetizers
Vons was recently in Brawley for a field trip and farm to table lunch event hosted by our resident chef, Daren Van Dyke. In this video, Daren walks you through how to prepare two of his famous appetizers utilizing our very own Majesty Melons. You can find the Hami and Origami melons in your local stores and try these recipes for yourself!
We're LIVE with Daren and he's showing us how to make two dishes with the fresh picked melons!
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2019 GKS Admission Call for Graduate School Studying at kit, Korea
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2019 GKS Admission Call for Graduate School Studying at kit, Korea
We are pleased to inform you of 2019 GKS (Global Korea Scholarship) Guideline for Master's and Doctoral candidates here in Korea.
As the one and only national engineering specialized university in Korea, we will be able to nominate candidates up to 25. This might be a great opportunity for you to be able to study in Korea with a full government scholarship.
Please see attached for further information and if there are any candidates interested in this program, please send me one original application document package no later than March 22nd (Friday) 2019. Your original application documents must be delivered to my office by the deadline.
1. Applicants' GPA must be more than 2.64 on a 4.0 scale, 2.80 on a 4.3 scale, 2.91 on a 4.5 scale, 3.23 on a 5.0 scale, or score percentile of 80% from your university (Exception: A former or current KGSP scholar must hold the grade of 90% or above)
2. Applicants who submit applications to more than two designated institutions will be disqualified.
3. Scholarship duration: Master's(1 yr. of Korean Language + 2 yrs. of Master'), Doctoral(1 yr. of Korean Language + 3 yrs. of Doctoral)
4. Applicants must be under 40 years of age as of Sep.1st, 2019(born after Sep. 1, 1979).
5. In case of submitting photocopied documents, applicants MUST have the copies notarized or apostilled and then submit the notarized or apostilled copies.
All required documents must be written by computer typing and send us one original document by post only (no e-mail application will be accepted). We don't have online application for this GKS admission.
For further information, please see attached, visit website (http://eng.kumoh.ac.kr) or contact GKS coordinator, Eugene Park.
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The Day of the Dead
As a widow carrying the death of my husband around daily, I find it strange that I know so little about this holiday, other than by name only. It seems that any day can be the day of the dead - of my dead. There's a significant part of me that still shudders at the simple fact that I can so casually talk about "my dead". I remember early on, always wanting to say he "passed away". To be dead sounded so final and harsh, so unfeeling, like a part of my own heart was dying and cold as well.
Almost two years have passed, and this now seems like the right thing to say. He IS dead.. His body DID die. I know because I watched it happen. In his case, it was a gradual process, a slow dying over 18 months with stage four colon cancer. I know because I was there, because I sat with him in hospitals and drove him to appointments and cried with him behind closed doors. I know because we anguished unexpectedly together in the middle of the night, and sometimes in the middle of the good things, in the middle of a joke. I know because I placed my hand on his unbeating chest and screamed to the heavens the night he took his last breath.
So what does it mean to honor him now in this new place of living without him - how do we pay our respects? While researching for this blog I learned that on the Day of the Dead in the Philippines for example, families observe the day by visiting their loved ones' resting places, to clean and repair their tombs. They offer prayers, flowers, candles and food. Many also spend the day and night holding reunions at the graves, https://www.cialissansordonnancefr24.com/ playing music and games, and eating together. What a beautiful picture this forms in my mind!
We do nothing like this - but I wish that we did. I think somehow that Brett would really like it. He would like the life in it, the celebration. He would feel loved in the remembering. And since I do believe that his spirit lives on even though his earthly body is gone, it is easy to imagine that he would be connected to us in some real and palpable way. Of course, he never really was one much for games, but I think he would gladly join us in a song or two - and perhaps even sing more in key!
May you rest in peace and rise in glory Brett Foster! You are missed and you are loved. <3


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Garlic Ayurveda – Eating A Bulb Of Garlic A Day Keeps You Healthy
Garlic or Allium sativum is a bulging plant member of the lily family. It is very closely related to chives, onions, eschalots, French shallot and scallions (various Allium species) garlic is part of the genus's Allium, that is abundant in areas with mild conditions.
Word garlic came from the old English word "garleac" which means "spear leek," the word garlic is gained. It is referred to the long spear-shaped leaves of the herbs it may grow up to 60 cm in height. As a root crop garlic's plants leave shoots in the air while the bulb grows underground.
This bulb can contain a maximum of twenty cloves. As the garlic plant matures, the leaves turn brown pointing the right time for harvest. After harvest, the mud is removed, the bulbs then dried in the sun. After the garlic is dried properly, it is stored in a cool, dry place in hung position. The bulb in the ground is covered with skin or parchment-like paper and is usually off-white.
Garlic is familiar with its magnificent aroma and pungent flavor. It is also known as the "stinking rose" due to the intense smell and the bulb shaped like a rose. Certainly, a single clove of garlic can increase the flavor of dishes. However, garlic has numerous uses, that is why it is one of the most preferred ingredients in the kitchen.
The History of Garlic and its Use
Garlic is credited to be first used as foodstuff's essence and herbs over 6,000 years ago in Central Asia. It is believed that in prehistoric Egypt, the Egyptians worship garlic in the tomb of Tutankhamun. Researchers have found six clay models of garlic.
It is also believed that garlic played a crucial role in the establishment of the great pyramids of Egypt. The workers and slaves were given garlic to boost their strength and safeguard them from diseases throughout work. The ancient Romans and Greeks, also used garlic, which made them more courageous.
It is believed that the voyagers from Portugal, Spain, and France introduced garlic to the New World. In the Middle Ages, during the plague in Europe, many ate garlic daily to battle against plague. Throughout World War I and World War II, garlic was used to prevent infection and gangrene for the injured soldiers due to the lack of penicillin.
i) Garlic In Roman Greek & Egyptian Era
Various ancient civilizations believed that garlic can increase strength and energy. It is also seen that Greek and Roman soldiers used garlic before and during battle. Slaves from ancient Egypt were also given garlic to increase their strength during the creation of the famous pyramids.
Researchers have found garlic clay models in the tomb of Tutankhamen. garlic was worshiped by the Egyptians long back. Folklore holds that the uses of garlic were different such as it was used to repel vampires and ward off evil spirits. The ancient Indians strongly believe that garlic is a booster who warms the body, cures different illnesses, and carries on life.
ii) Garlic in Europe
In entire history, different uses of garlic have been well known. Such as to safeguard and healing themselves from deadly diseases. The Europeans ate garlic every day during the years of plague in Europe. Throughout the great world wars, soldiers used garlic for productively treating the injuries.
As sufficient antibiotics were not available garlic was the best substitute. In 1958, the antiseptic properties of garlic were verified by Louis Pasteur. Raw garlic was verified to be a potent natural, antibiotic,anti-parasitic, antifungal and antiviral in a lot of studies.
iii) Garlic Today
Nowadays, in Asia, garlic is one of the most leading bulb crops grown beside onion. Garlic is popularly used all over South Asia for food essence, food flavoring, pickles, and sauces. Garlic is cultivated in a huge amount in India and China. It has been reported that about 500,000 metric tonnes are harvested and produced in India alone.
1.Cholesterol and Blood Pressure
There are various causes for cardiovascular disease, which include raised low-density lipoprotein, increased LDL oxidation referred to as free-radical damage, raised serum total cholesterol, hypertension, and smoking. Routine consumption of garlic can lessen blood cholesterol and may raise HDL and LDL ratio.
HDL refers to good cholesterol, and LDL refers to bad cholesterin. Many reports proved that taking garlic orally is connected with diastolic blood pressure and lowered systolic. Garlic can prevent a person against a possible strike and heart disease.
2.Blood Clots
Blood clotting is a general when bleeding is stopped or one has an injury, however, a blood clot is dangerous when it blocks a vein or artery to stop the blood flow, generally called the thrombus. Persons with a thrombus in a brain artery suffer from a stroke it is more fatal thrombus blocking an artery in the heart can result in a heart attack.
To prevent blood clot, one can eat garlic eating garlic can increase nitric oxide in the blood vessels. Which helps to enlarge the blood vessels and aids in fibrinolysis or melting of blood clotting.
Garlic can enhance a person's immune system. It contains anti-cancer elements that can avoid colon cancer and stomach cancer. Persons with more garlic in their food intake or diet have got a lower risk of pancreatic cancer or colorectal cancer.
Garlic additions can also decrease the progression of cancer cells in people with a family history of throat, prostate and breast cancer. It is also found that aged garlic decreases intestinal and heart damage common to chemotherapy patients.
Pharmaceutical research suggests that huge amounts of fresh garlic, raw may have anti-parasitic properties against the ringworm, Ascaris, lumbricoides, and another common gastroenteric parasite. Which is the other additional health benefit of garlic?
A study was made on a group of people they were given either garlic supplements or placebo for 12 weeks in the winter season it was found that garlic helped them in the prevention and healing of the common cold. People who received garlic had significantly fewer rates of colds than those who received placebo.
When the same people were exposed to colds, the signs quickly vanished from that given garlic compared to those receiving placebos.
Medicinal Properties
Sulfur compounds such as allicin are found in garlic. It also has B6, vitamin C, magnesium, selenium, potassium, manganese and calcium and manganese, which help to fight many kinds of bacteria and viruses in test tubes. It was also found that the garlic ingredient ajoene in a cream productively resolves the problem on athlete's foot, a fungus infection.
Side Effects Of Garlic
- Garlic has few disadvantages such as apart of garlic breath, there are other possible side effects, especially if used to excess. Raw garlic is very strong, so eating a lot could produce problems such as irritation or may even damage to the digestive tract.
- It is found those very few people that are allergic to garlic. Warnings of garlic allergy include skin rash, temperature, and pains in the head. Garlic could potentially disturb anti-coagulants, so it is advisable to be avoided before any surgery.
Record uses, and the latest research discoveries prove that garlic has powerful antibiotic, antifungal and antiviral properties. Garlic is labeled these days as one of "nature's wonder drug."


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Online game are these types of games that can only be played when you are connected to the internet. If you read that definition you probably are thinking that it's not the most efficient type of game since you need the internet all the time and that's where you're wrong. You see online games are using the wireless mobility that people are using and the fact is almost all people in the world are connected wirelessly thru their mobile devices.
Poker is this game that was bound for online gaming, just like any other casino games out there that got adopted to online gaming and you should know that online gaming was just the next step with gaming. Because way before wireless mobility was the norm, it was already migrated as an offline video game along with other casino games. It's just that online games yield potential like monetary and connecting various players with other players making a huge platform/ecosystem of gamers that can do live matches.
No second-hand smoke: Surely if you were fond of playing poker you already got into a casino many many times already and regardless if you smoke or not, there will be times where you make smoking your enemy. Why? Because of secondhand smoking. For some people, this isn't something that they worry about but they should, you see secondhand smoke is ten times more damaging than actually smoking the cigarette. Regardless if your a smoker or not if your often a secondhand smoker just by going to casinos your getting more unlucky everyday healthwise.
No tipping: Tipping is not mandatory in some countries but in some, it's the law, and if you're a regular in a casino you would tip often. Imagine doing that in a year, total those tips and you already got a good amount that can last you the whole month playing poker. Tipping is not a pain for the most part but it can be especially in times where you need an extra cash too.
Games are faster: Poker online terpercaya is a fast phased gaming experience, once you're done you can just go to another game and play all over again. Unlike in regular casinos that there are still unnecessary things that you do before and after a match.
Multi-table game: If you would wish to be like Bobby Fischer, the kid prodigy that battled 50 chess players all at the same time, you can with online poker. You can't do that with regular poker because people that you play against will be pissed at you.
Poker online has undeniably been the most popular card game of all and for a very good reason. It's fun, it's interesting and its one of those games that require skill in order to win in a match. There are many benefits to playing online games like online poker, like healthy lungs, no tips, games got faster turnaround and you can play multiple tables all at the same time. What was mentioned above are just even a few of its benefits. There's so much more and if you want to discover that, then you need to play and find it out for yourself. You already got a mobile device, what your excuse?


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Picking the right mask.
To purchase the correct mask for you can be a huge task or very simple, it depends on the correct information. Scuba/snorkel masks have many options to chose from. The right glass (tempered glass), the skirt,(soft silicone rubber), and the strap are just a few of the options that you will look for.
A mask is one of the most important, and personal, pieces of scuba diving equipment you own because it lets you explore with your eyes. You want a good quality mask that fits you well and gives you the best viewing area possible because you don't want to miss anything underwater. Buying a mask online is a shot in the dark. To get the proper mask and fit, you need to try the mask on and feel how nice it fits and looks. Looks are very important! Can you get that from an online purchase? NO! Support your local dive shops and they will support you.
Standard Features
- Tempered-glass lens for safety, or lenses made from really strong, high-quality composite materials.
- Comfortable, feathered, double-skirt made of soft silicone rubber.
- Enclosed nose so that you can adjust for pressure changes by exhaling.
- Finger pockets around your nose so that you can equalize your ears.
- Low profile for easier clearing of water and a wider vision field.
- Adjustable strap that can be locked in place.
Optional Features
- A purge valve is a one-way valve used to clear water from a mask.
- If you wear glasses, some masks are specifically designed to fit prescription lenses. Consult with a dive professional at your PADI Dive Center or Resort.
- Black versus clear or translucent silicone rubber.
- Mask strap made from wetsuit material that connects and adjusts using Velcro®.
- Colored lenses or special anti-reflective lens coatings.
- High-tech, heads-up display that allows you to check critical dive data.
How to Choose
With the wide variety of masks available today, it will be more difficult to decide which one you like best rather than finding one that fits and is comfortable.
- Hold the mask gently against your face with the strap looped in front, out of the way.
- Gently inhale through your nose. If the mask stays there – no air leaking in and you don't have to continuously suck in through your nose – then it should create a seal for you.
- Check to see that the mask skirt rests evenly against your face along the entire edge. Mustaches and beards make finding a good seal a little more difficult, but still possible.
- Adjust the strap, put the mask on and evaluate how the mask feels on your face – it should be comfortable.
- If you can, attach a snorkel to the mask and put the mouthpiece in, or put a scuba regulator in your mouth. This should not significantly change how the mask fits.
5 Mask Tips:
- Scrub the interior lense of your mask after purchase with toothpaste or a non-abrasive cleaner to prevent unwanted fogging.
- Over-tightening a mask will cause mask leakage.
- Bugs eat silicone, make sure to store your mask in a plastic mask box.
- Consider prescription lenses or optical inserts if you normally wear prescription glasses.
- Rinse your mask thoroughly with fresh water after each use. Keep out of direct sunlight as much as possible.
Now that you have compared these different options, you're ready to buy a mask that best suits your needs.
Visit your PADI Dive Center or Resort to look at masks.
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Voltage Optimisation Services
Simply put, by installing an Envirovolt Voltage Optimisation unit, organisations are able to reduce their electricity consumption by up to 18%.
In doing so, electricity costs and associated CO2 emissions are reduced by the same amount.
Press the play button and use the arrow buttons to travel back and forwards across our 'Carbonville' presentation to see the carbon and energy savings already created by Carbon Management Services:With Voltage Optimisation, your business will also benefit from:
- Increased capacity against your Maximum Demand
- Reduced electrical maintenance costs
- Extended life of electrical components
- Protection from power surges and transient currents
- Improved Power Factor
- Climate Change Levy (CCL)Reduced contributions of the three main "green" taxes:
- Carbon Reduction Committment (CRC)
- Carbon Floor Price (CFP)
- Increased profitability (source: Carbon Disclosure Project)
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European Case Law Identifier
The European Case Law Identifier (ECLI) has been developed to facilitate the correct and unequivocal citation of judgments from European and national courts. A set of uniform metadata will help to improve search facilities for case law.
Before ECLI, it was difficult and time-consuming to find relevant case law. Take, for example, a case where a ruling of the Supreme Court of Member State A was known to be of interest for a specific legal debate. The case was registered in various national and cross-border case law databases, but in each database the ruling had a different identifier. All these identifiers – if known at all – had to be cited to enable readers of the citation to find the case in the database of their preference. Different citation rules and styles complicated the search. Moreover, users had to go to all the databases to find out whether this Supreme Court case was available – summarised, translated or annotated. With the ECLI system one search via one search interface using just one identifier will suffice to find all occurrences of the ruling in all participating national and cross-border databases.
Easy access to judicial decisions of other Member States is of growing importance in reinforcing the role of the national judge in applying and upholding EU law. Searching for, and citation of judgments from other Member States is seriously hampered by differences in national case law identification systems, citation rules and technical fields describing the characteristics of a judgment.
To overcome these differences and to facilitate easy access to – and citation of – national, foreign and European case law, the Council of the European Union invited Member States and EU institutions to introduce the European Case Law Identifier (ECLI) and a minimum set of uniform metadata for case law.
ECLI is a uniform identifier that has the same recognizable format for all Member States and EU courts. It is composed of five, mandatory, elements:
- 'ECLI': to identify the identifier as being a European Case Law Identifier;
- the country code;
- the code of the court that rendered the judgment;
- the year the judgment was rendered;
- an ordinal number, up to 25 alphanumeric characters, in a format that is decided upon by each Member State. Dots are allowed, but not other punctuation marks.
The elements are separated by a colon. A (non-existent) example of an ECLI could be:
ECLI:NL:HR:2009:384425, which could be decision 384425 of the Supreme Court ('HR') of the Netherlands ('NL') from the year 2009.
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Scented candles are a nice way to set the mood in your home. With so many to choose from, determining what are the best scented candles may present a challenge for some. After a long day at work, the scent from a candle can help you unwind. Consider a few of these scents to help you choose wisely.
Home Sweet Home
Scented candles can fill the air with relaxing aromas to help relieve stress. They can also make your home smell good. To help you choose consider a few of these scents.
Spring Time
Lemongrass has a clean scent that many people adore. This makes a great Spring scent and is included in many scented candles. Linen and fresh cotton are two additional scents that freshens up a room with the feeling of Spring.
Probably one of the most calming scents, lavender makes a great addition to a calming routine. Just light a lavender scented candle and transform your home into a tranquil oasis. Lavender candles are an affordable way to turn an ordinary bath time into spa time.
Fall & Winter
Nothing ushers in the change of seasons like candles. Pumpkin and apple cinnamon will make your home come alive in the fall and winter with scents of baked goods in the air.
Couple's Time
Vanilla candles have a warm and soothing scent that can help set the mood for any couple. Don't be afraid to explore other scents to create an intimate space. Let your nose be your guide.
Gift Idea
Candles make a great gift. Most people love candles, especially women. Whether for a baby shower, wedding, birthday or just to say 'thank you' you can't go wrong giving a scented candle as a gift.
Candles have been around for centuries, and although they aren't new, it's important to pay attention to how they are made. Some candles can be toxic if burned indoors too long. Choose candles that are made of soy and not paraffin. The wick should not contain lead and candles made with essential oils are best. You should never leave candles burning unattended as this increases the risk of a house fire.


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Monday evening update
Stackpole Day 1
The children are having a wonderful time and have settled in well.
On arrival in Stackpole, they all tucked into a hearty lunch before heading down to Broadhaven beach to explore and play beach games. Afterwards, they played on the wooden low ropes course at the centre.
Tea was sausages (pork or veggie) with potatoes and carrots (with some opting for second helpings!) followed by ice-cream. Everything was eaten up!
The children had a calm evening writing diaries, chatting and reading and rested well.
Today the groups are completing their coastal walk, all around the headland from Stackpole Quay to Barafundle Bay. Hopefully they will spot some seals and porpoises! They are also experiencing rock-climbing and abseiling at a disused quarry on the Stackpole Estate.


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The ProChondrix® CR Advantage
Our goal is to provide the most therapeutic cartilage allograft available that meets clinical and practical needs for surgeons and their patients. ProChondrix® CR is designed to match biomechanical and biochemical properties of normal hyaline cartilage, restore a smooth articular cartilage surface and to relieve patient symptoms and improve function. Succinctly, ProChondrix® CR may improve patients' quality of life by restoring mobility and relieving discomfort by providing a long-lasting outcome for the repair of articular cartilage. It is a cost-effective, single stage alternative that can be used arthroscopically or in a minimally invasive procedure.
Viable, Functional Chondrocytes
Chondral defects due to trauma or other conditions often fail to heal on their own and may be associated with chronic pain, decrease in mobility or disability. If a chondral defect goes untreated, degenerative joint disease may result due to an inexorable cascade of events both chemically and mechanically.
ProChondrix® CR, a laser-etched, cryopreserved fresh osteochondral allograft, helps deliver the necessary components for articular cartilage restoration. This next generation of cartilage restoration therapy provides the live functional cells and other biological components necessary for repair and regeneration of damaged cartilage tissues.1
Orientation & Cartilage Restoration
Orientation in cartilage, as defined as the organizational structure of collagen fibers and chondrocytes, is vital to the stability and robustness of the structure. In 2008, Korhonen, et al demonstrated the importance of the organizational make-up of cells and fibers in cartilage and that the maintenance of the structure plays an important role in its ability to control stresses and strains on the chondrocytes. Keeping the zones intact and orientated correctly is crucial to the long-term survival of the cells and the extracellular matrix as a whole. ProChondrix® CR encompasses a proprietary laser etching on the deep side of the graft indicating graft orientation. Superficial orientation is easily recognized by a smooth articulating cartilage surface. The deep layer of the ProChondrix® CR graft is identified by a laser etching.
1. Delaney, R, Barrett, C, Stevens, P. AlloSource, Centennial, CO. ProChondrix® Cartilage Restoration Matrix Contains Growth Factors Necessary for Hyaline Cartilage Regeneration.


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Who We Are
The Flux Group is a media, insights and strategic advisory firm. Launched by former Fast Company editor and managing director Robert Safian in 2018, The Flux Group is dedicated to encouraging businesses and businesspeople to act as vehicles for progress.
About Robert Safian
Robert Safian is the founder of The Flux Group. From 2007 through 2017, Safian oversaw Fast Company's print, digital and live-events content, as well as its brand management and business operations. Under his leadership, Fast Company won the coveted National Magazine Award for Magazine of The Year in 2014, beating out competing titles including The New Yorker, Time, Fortune, The Atlantic and The New York Times Magazine. Safian created prestigious annual features like The World's Most Innovative Companies and The Most Creative People in Business. He personally wrote more than 100 thought-leadership articles.
Safian has appeared numerous times on TV outlets including CBS This Morning, MSNBC's Morning Joe and CNBC's Squawk Box. He has shared insights at industry-leading forums all around the world, from SxSW Interactive to the Cannes Lions Advertising Festival, HSM Brazil to The World Congress on Intelligent Transport, The National Retail Federation to the Gartner Symposium ITxpo. He has interviewed numerous CEOs on stage, including the heads of Ford, Starbucks, Nike, Pepsico, Target, AOL, YouTube, Buzzfeed, Casper, LinkedIn, KPMG, UnderArmour, WME-IMG Endeavor, as well as celebrities including Alicia Keys, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Serena Williams, Jared Leto, Kate Hudson, Jordan Spieth, Sarah Jessica Parker, Chelsea Clinton and Saudi Princess Reema Bint Bandar.
Before joining Fast Company, Safian served as an executive editor at Fortune and at Time. He was the youngest-ever chief editor at Time Inc, when at 33 he was named head of Money Magazine, a position he held for six years. An honors graduate of Brown University, Safian is married and has three sons.
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New to Motorhomes?
- How to choose the right motorhome for you
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5MCs + 5verses on a Micworx beat + 5mics = 1 massive anthem.
5mics, Kahli Abdu, Pryse, Loose Kaynon and X.O. Senavoe definitely take you "Across the oceans" on this joint. Each rapper holds his own on this joint and oh! by the way, Big Foot …the beat is really awesome
Dope Line: 5mics – My tracks like dumb students …always on repeat!
Yup! Get familiar!
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Version for your phone is: UC Browser 220.127.116.11
Updated date: 2010-11-03
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Of course we give the obligatory nod to the most popular browser on Android and that's UC Browser. It has some swipe navigation, an unlimited number of browser tabs, and it is a very solid and stable experience. Also, if you're going for the all Internet experience, this is the browser you want.
UC Browser is the leading mobile internet browser with more than 400 million users across more than 150 countries and regions. This product is currently available on all major operating platforms in 7 different languages.
"BBK Electronics Corporation, Inc.is a Chinese company specialized on electronics such as television sets, mp3 players, digital cameras and cell phones. The primary market for BBK is Russia. So all devices have Russian menus and manuals."
Bbk I399 is a touchscreen phone manufactured by Bbk, with a resolution of 240X320.Bbk I399 users can download the latestUC browserfor Bbk I399 via UCWeb's official website.


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Watch What About Mimi (2000– ) full episodes online
Synopsis: Miriam "Mimi" A red-haired 11-year-old girl in the sixth grade. She's clever, optimistic and has a powerful imagination. She's always willing to help and solve any problem that she may encounter, most of the times with creative plans and ideas. Although her plans may not always work out the way she expects them, Mimi receives a lot of help from her best friends Elaine and Russell, her family, and even her rivals, and finds a way to solve any problem.
Creators: Chris Bartleman, Blair Peters
Stars: Chiara Zanni, Rhys Huber, Kori Cook.
More information: IMDB, Wikipedia.


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Corporate Sustainability: Benefits of a Green Lease
By: A.J. Magner, Executive Vice President, Jones Lang LaSalle
In recognition of Earth Day, Jones Lang LaSalle's sustainability team published a new white paper, focused on why business leaders should consider green leases. The benefits are substantial and offer both quantitative and qualitative perks.
Why Consider a Green Lease?
Following are just a few of the benefits:
- Achieve cost savings from reduced utility consumption and waste-stream diversions. As detailed in the report, JLL clients have identified short-term utility spend savings of 3-13% from easy-to-implement, sustainable measures simply built into their leases.
- Keep employees happier, healthier and more productive. According to a 2009 CoStar study highlighted in the green lease report, workers in environmentally friendly buildings are, on average, 5% more productive and take 3% fewer sick days than others.
- Enjoy smarter profits. Ray Anderson, a consultant and pioneer of sustainable enterprise, argues that, "sustainability is a better way to a bigger and more legitimate profit" (source). This concept is further legitimized in Anderson's book, Confessions of a Radical Industrialist, as well as economic strategist Umair Haque's The New Capitalist Manifesto.
- Enhance your corporate image—within your industry, your neighborhood and your own walls. Going green isn't just the smart thing to do; it's the right thing to do. Buildings account for 30% of all greenhouse gas emissions, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection agency.
Download the full whitepaper, "10 Reasons You Should Have a Green Lease" for more information, and to get started on your path to sustainability.
Also, we'd love to hear how your company or your community celebrated Earth Day 2013! Our Cleveland office celebrated by helping client KeyCorp secure a new lease agreement—the largest green lease corporate headquarters deal in the United States. And, Jones Lang LaSalle was recently recognized with the 2013 Energy Star Partner of the Year – Sustained Excellence Award for the firm's "continued leadership in protecting the environment through energy efficiency." Who knew corporate sustainability could feel so good?
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Although Spring is still a month away, the first event of Spring happens next week. Pitchers and catchers will report to all MLB teams by the end of next week and the following week exhibition games begin.
Some people in northern climes look for the arrival of the Robin as the first sign of Spring but not me. Play Ball!
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Latest Weather Blog
18-wheeler submerged in water off of I-10 East near Irish Bayou; driver dead
NEW ORLEANS – Authorities were on the scene of a submerged 18-wheeler off of I-10 East at Irish Bayou Wednesday morning.
According to WWL, witnesses saw the 18-wheeler swerve off the road, drive across the median and crash into the canal before seeing it go into the water. Drivers pulled over and jumped into the water to try to rescue the driver but were unable to get into the cab of the truck.
One witness said they, along with others who dove into the water to help, tried to break the glass of the truck but were unsuccessful. However after about an hour, the driver was pulled from the truck by emergency crews. He was taken to an area hospital where he was pronounced dead.
The incident caused the interstate be closed down to one lane in each direction.


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This is the page with the phone number and e-mail address and those mechanical sorts of things. I'm happy to provide that information for you, but let's think for a moment about just what does contact mean?
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This is also the page where I get to make a commitment to you. If you reach out to me, I'll get back to you.
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Faculty Advisor
Wilkes, John M.
Entry of Cognitive Styles data for 625 members of the Class of 2003 provided the opportunity to do a psychometric study seeking proxy measures for the Differential and Remote Association measures. An attempt to predict academic outcomes based on gender and learning style was also undertaken. At the end of their freshman year, the grades of the class of 2003 were analyzed in terms of the results of personality and cognitive tests. The relative academic performance of the different types of students is in some ways predictable.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
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January 2001
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There are several key statistics that ought to be kept in mind when discussing the windshield production process. First, auto glass manufacturing is a very high-temperature process, which ensures that it is an extremely energy intensive process. The World Bank Group (Environmental, Health, and Safety Guidelines for Glass Manufacturing) reported which it leads to high levels of sulfur dioxide, co2, nitrogen oxides. Additionally, the high temperatures result in oxidation with the surrounding atmospheric nitrogen.
Most scratches and chips in windshield glass are easily fixed, but when it really is seriously damaged it should be replaced in order to regain the structural health of the vehicle. Basically, the reason being any cracked in a car window may be dangerous to the occupants inside the vehicle in case it isn't replaced or repaired instantly. The cracks may worsen and ultimately make the entire window to become damaged.
With all the debris that's hovering roads surfing the wake of remain cars, trucks, and bikes, it is a wonder your auto glass doesn't break more often. Anyone who's driven for even a relatively short time has tensed if the distinctive "chink" of your stone getting kicked up with the vehicle in front of you sounds off your windshield. Drive for a specified duration and you will perform much more than tense up when physics and gravity have it perfect along with a hit becomes a chip, plus a chip a crack that snakes across your windshield .
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Now it is just a matter of bolting inside new glass and putting everything back together. See how simple that's? Most of the time, fixed glass having a frame is quite easy to replace, but as I said earlier, a factory service manual or ALLDATAdiy can help get you started when not obvious what sort of glass happens. For several years, I worked within an auto repair center that used AllData, and I highly recommend it. Yes, there was times that I wished there was the factory service manual for any car we were implementing, but AllData typically served us well, and also since I left the auto repair business I have subscribed to ALLDATAdiy for a lot of in our older vehicles.


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DENVER—A Texas sheriff's deputy who was shot by a man suspected in the slaying of Colorado's prisons chief, Tom Clements, is out of the hospital.
James Boyd was released Tuesday to be moved to a rehabilitation facility. He was shot March 21 after pulling over a Cadillac with Colorado plates in Montague (mahn-TAYG') County. Two bullets struck his bulletproof vest. One grazed his head.
Boyd told reporters Tuesday he remembers the suspect's gun shooting and seeing the cartridges fly out before blacking out. He didn't realize he was injured until he felt blood running down his forehead.
The Cadillac driver, Evan Ebel (EE'-bul), was later fatally wounded in a shootout with other officers. Ebel is suspected in the slayings of Clements and Denver pizza deliveryman Nathan Leon last week.


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WHEN HE entertains at home these days, Manny Ramirez keeps quiet about his wine. "When friends come over, we pour them a glass and wait to see what they think," says the Red Sox slugger. "So far everyone seems to like it."
The selection is Manny Being Merlot, one of three Chilean wines marketed by Ramirez (far right and above) and fellow Red Sox Curt Schilling (center and bottom of page) and Tim Wakefield to raise money for charity. Manny's houseguests are among the few who've tried it—the wines, imported by Massachusetts--based Charity Wines, hit shelves in June—but that hasn't stopped besotted Red Sox fans from pre-ordering 264,000 bottles. "It blows me away," says Wakefield, whose selection is a cabernet sauvignon. "It's not like it's a Bordeaux from France, but it's for a great cause."
Each player earmarked a charity and each helped select and name his wine: Wakefield, a knuckleballer, came up with Caberknuckle, while Schilling's wife, Shonda, suggested her husband's be called Schardonnay. Ramirez, a budding oenophile, named his based on a catchphrase in Red Sox Nation. "I always hear, 'That's just Manny being Manny,'" he says. "I thought Manny Being Merlot—now that's a fun name." How do they taste? We asked an expert.
Dr. Vino says: There are hints of dark fruits like blueberry and blackberry and also flavors of vanilla and cinnamon. There are also leathery notes to it and a tobacco aroma. I look for a bit more tannin in a cabernet sauvignon, and these are not aggressive, which makes it go down smooth. You can pair this with a steak or grilled meats.
Rating: Double
Dr. Vino says: It's a nice, crisp unoaked chardonnay. There's currently a backlash against oak in the wine industry, so it's good that they're riding this trend. It has green apple, mango and apricot notes to it and it's wonderful for sipping out on the deck this summer or paired with grilled fish, chicken or pasta.
Rating: Triple
Dr. Vino says: I'm usually down on merlot, but this one is well done. It's well balanced, fruit forward and juicy with a hint of butterscotch. It also has faint notes of crushed black pepper, which makes it interesting, and the tannins are not at all harsh, which makes for easy drinking. This is good for grilling hamburgers and hot dogs outside this season.
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China delayed a US request for a UN Security Council committee to blacklist 33 ships, 27 shipping companies and a Taiwanese man for violating international sanctions on North Korea, diplomats said on Friday.
The US submitted the request a week ago, a move it said is "aimed at shutting down North Korea's illicit maritime smuggling activities to obtain oil and sell coal."
The UN request coincided with the US imposing its largest package of unilateral sanctions against North Korea.
China did not give a reason for placing a hold on the request. A hold can be lifted and is often used when a council member wants more information, but sometimes it can lead to a permanent blocking of a proposed blacklisting.
The council's North Korea sanctions committee works on the basis of unanimity.
If agreed, the 33 ships proposed by the US, 19 of which are North Korean vessels, would be subjected to a global port entry ban. Nations would also be required to deregister the 14 ships that are not North Korean.
The 27 proposed companies and the Taiwanese man would be subjected to an asset freeze.
The council has unanimously boosted sanctions on North Korea since 2006 in a bid to choke off funding for Pyongyang's nuclear and ballistic missile programs, banning exports including coal, iron, lead, textiles and seafood, and capping imports of crude oil and refined petroleum products.
In December last year, the US proposed 10 ships for blacklisting. The committee agreed to designate four, while diplomats said China objected listing the remaining six.


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Today everyone got together at Pa's house to, well, just be together, I guess. Ordinarily, my Aunt Ervie has a cook-out at her house on the Fourth of July, but today, everyone came here. No cookout, but an awful lot of food! The house doesn't look the same without Pa sitting on the porch…
Earlier today I ran to the grocery store in Stuart and past the little diner where Pa ate almost every day…I don't think there was anyone in this town who didn't know him.
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We still meet on Wednesday's and Sunday's. It is definitely not the same, but it gives us the opportunity to talk about Dad and Mom. When Mom died in '88, I did not have that opportunity because we lived in Orange Park and now I realize how much I missed and how much it helps to laugh and talk with family who are going through the same grieving process you are. Haven't been able to go to Stuart Family yet, but we will soon. Thank you, Jody!


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Since releasing her first single, "Be the One," in 2015, Lipa has emerged as one of pop music's strongest new voices, thanks to a series of bold, stadium-ready girl-power anthems. In "Blow Your Mind (Mwah)," Lipa rebukes a would-be lover who doesn't see her strengths ("If you don't like the way I talk, then why am I on your mind?"); in "IDGAF," she dismisses a cheating ex who wants her back ("I'm too busy for your business/ Go find a girl who wants to listen"). Song by song, she's broadening her fan base: Lipa's self-titled debut album, which was released in June, has been streamed more than 1.4 billion times; now she's headlining giant music festivals like Glastonbury and opening for Bruno Mars. "It's so much fun—the adrenaline, the craziness," she says. "There's nothing quite like it."
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The Inhospitable Australian Soil
A description of Australia's response to the refugee crisis
Photo : Refugee from Syria - Wiki Commons / Russell Watkins
The Australian Government is currently attempting to give itself the right to remove the citizenship status of those it deems terror suspects, regardless of criminal history and without the process of a fair trial, leaving those 'chosen' no longer Australian citizens. Whilst this cavalier attitude towards the significance of homeland is alarming on a basic level, it certainly doesn't come as a surprise from a nation that flaunts almost every United Nations convention pertaining to refugees and the basic human right to seek asylum. It does however bring to the fore the significance of 'homeland' and the importance of having a place to belong.
As a country so separated from much of the world - or perhaps more significantly, the nations we ideologically align ourselves with - and as the world's only continent home to a single nation, the concept of international relations in its most simplistic sense is somewhat, if you'll excuse the pun, 'foreign' to us. Across the globe there are a range of different means as to discerning where one country ends and another begins and a range of ways in which that boundary is maintained through political, and sometimes military means. However, the border between Australia and the rest of the world is 'girt by sea' and our political leaders see themselves in a constant war against the tide to 'stop the boats'. Australia sees itself as a healthy organism, and rather than sharing our boundless plains with those who've come across the seas as our anthem so optimistically states, we see anyone attempting to seek refuge in our country as a disease, a breach on an intact, healthy system, come to infect our country and destroy the purity of our once robust land.
Studies of the displaced or uprooted throughout anthropological history has some insights to offer into Australia's treatment of refugees but it's not quite positive. The pathologization of refugees and the painting of them as amoral individuals positions refugees, as argued by Liisa Malkki, as an anomaly requiring specialised correctives and therapeutic interventions. Without roots, they are no longer trustworthy citizens and instead represent a dangerous presence in an otherwise safe society. It was this mentality that drove policymakers following the second World War to define the subject of refugees as a politico-moral problem. This moral axis by which the issue has historically been framed has proved to be the most enduring, displayed by Cirtautas when he stated, 'Homelessness is a serious threat to moral behaviour. At the moment the refugee crosses the frontiers of his own world, his whole moral outlook, his attitude toward the divine order of life changes. The refugees' conduct makes it obvious that we are dealing with individuals who are basically amoral, without any sense of personal or social responsibility. They no longer feel themselves bound by ethical precepts which every honest citizen respects. They become a menace, dangerous characters that will stop at nothing'. Contemporary studies of refugees, whilst much different in spirit from postwar literature still share in the premise that refugees are essentially, 'a problem'. And it is at this point at which we find the Australian political landscape unfortunately stuck.
The very word 'uprooted' itself provides a basis for understanding the nature of refugee politics. It calls to mind the image of a plant removed from it's soil; roots exposed, threatening to wither and die, taking the rest of the plant with it. The link between people and place has a strong basis in botanical metaphors; the notions of the family tree, people as the 'salt of the Earth', and a sense of belonging to a place marked by an emphasis on 'putting down roots', all command imagery of nature, and of stability. Displacement, and the seeking of asylum appears to grind against these ingrained notions of fixture and incites fear within us when we are faced with it. Worsened by the fact that Australia is a nation guarded by the sea; and those who attempt to enter Australia do so after extended periods of ocean based travel; the very opposite of the image of stability conjured up by botanical metaphors of belonging. Thus it becomes easier to understand Australia's political penchant for pathologizing the figure of the refugee. Easier to understand, but not easier to accept.
As a country marked by its outlandish natural flora and fauna, Australia's attachment to botanical metaphors for belonging is perhaps stronger than many other countries. Add to that the fact that we are a bounded nation, separated from other nations by the unstable preseance of an ocean in a constant state of flux, it is easy to see how a fear of displaced persons can manifest. However, the ideas I've put forward throughout this article are merely mental hurdles that are not difficult to overcome if one can identify them and attempt to do so. Herein lies the problem at the heart of refugee policy in Australia. We simply cannot see the obstacles for the trees.
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A child rapist was spared an indefinite sentence after being declared a dangerous offender.
Thomas Robichaud, 43, admitted he lured a minor online for sex when he pleaded guilty in May 2016 to child luring and possession of child pornography. He had previously received a pardon for two sexual assault convictions against young boys, which was rescinded four days after the guilty plea.
And Justice Faye McWatt this week declared him a dangerous offender, but did not hit him with an indefinite sentence. Instead, she decided Robichaud, who has spent the equivalent of seven years in custody since he was busted, should spend an additional 30 days in custody. She also imposed a 10-year Long Term Supervision Order.
"Mr. Robichaud's entire record is the same kind of predatory sexual assaults on defenceless, very young boys. Robichaud's claim (to a psychiatrist) that he was trying to teach the victims, or those pretending to be victims … a lesson is incredulous given his history and admitted predilections," stated McWatt.
Robichaud has undergone extensive sex offender treatment and sex-drive reducing drugs "but has re-offended," McWatt added.
In his last few weeks of freedom in March 2013, Robichaud "was actively trying to recruit young boys to have intercourse in his home. He was carrying a computer with child pornography with him to meet one of his purported victims at (Donlands) subway" where an undercover cop arrested him, said McWatt.
Robichaud, who's single but has two adult children from earlier relationships, was diagnosed with pedophilia and Antisocial Personality Disorder, but he's not a psychopath and a psychiatrist testified Robichaud "can be controlled in the community when appropriately treated," said McWatt.
In August 1993, he was convicted of sexual assault for fondling and attempt to commit an indictable offence. He received eight months in jail on top of time served, plus three years' probation.
Two years later, he raped a six-year-old boy in a YMCA swimming pool washroom in Mississauga and was sentenced to four years in jail.
Upon his release, Robichaud was bound by an order prohibiting him from being alone with minors and took sex-drive reducing injections for nine years, starting in 2000. He was granted a pardon after completing a long period of supervision without being charged.
But he then stopped undergoing chemical castration and expressed "recurring sexual fantasies of past children or unknown children," court heard.


text: I was intrigued by Rafaella Barker's Poppyland, as I haven't read anything by her for some years, and I remember enjoying some of her earlier novels, such as Hens Dancing and Come and Tell Me Some Lies. This story is sub-titled a love story. It develops slowly, but I think is the better for that. The relationship between Grace, a painter and Ryder a marine engineer is first suggested in their brief meeting in Copenhagen at Grace's first exhibition of her work. Five years later, Grace returns to Norfolk to the christening of her sister Lucy's two children, after separating from her lover Jerome, an older, controlling oil executive. Meanwhile Ryder decides to meet up with his long dead sister Bonnie's boyfriend, now a happily married family man. The writing seems to me to be a bit less breathless than some of her earlier writings, and although the coincidence near the end of the story somewhat contrived, still a very pleasant read and not too sentimental for a love story.


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Economics often cares more about logical rigour than reality, this must changeby Diane Coyle / July 15, 2013 / Leave a comment
Economics needs to change. Many academic and professional economists have been re-evaluating the subject since 2008, reflecting a widespread view within the economics profession that the financial crisis and its aftermath underlined its serious shortcomings. Employers say they can hire economics graduates who are technically able and can manipulate models, but that these graduates are wholly unable to apply what they have learnt in any real world context, have no practical data skills and are unaware of context or recent economic history. Changes must therefore be made to the way economics is taught, applied and developed.
Economics often cares more about logical rigour than reality, despite the increasingly desperate attempts by reality to get economists to pay attention. We put models, attempts to make sense of the world by including only relevant detail, at the heart of our methodology. A good model is a powerful tool for analysis and prediction. However, economists who accommodate reality into their models, for example by using rules of thumb with no micro-foundations, will often have their models dismissed by their peers. Models which are built on supposedly rigorous micro-foundations are flawed too since such models are lacking in sufficient real-world evidence. Nonetheless, these models are the ones used for practical applications.
So economists need to rely less on models alone. We need to supplement the analysis far more with narrative approaches, both from economic history and from other social sciences such as anthropology and sociology. A combination of models, field experiments, narrative accounts of the cultural context and history relevant to the experiment could add up to a genuinely powerful approach to economics. Economists must realize that evidence can consist of much more than data or statistics. Evidence does not even have to be quantifiable. Some things of value are not only non-monetary but wholly unquantifiable, such as freedom or citizenship. We economists should concentrate on our comparative advantage in analysis and empirical measurement, but we should also be prepared to supplement it with narrative and an acknowledgement of the unquantifiable.
The problem is that too many economists are just not very good at the kind of empirical work we should be doing. One frequent mistake made by economists is to test hypotheses against a specific counterfactual or alternative hypothesis. Even when they do explicitly consider them, many economists will fall into the trap of comparing a policy with a completely unrealistic alternative. There…


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It is one of those technical challenges that people like me often face !
We write, we get happy and then we click "one" wrong thing and it all goes to trash (In my case Draft).
But as I realize my mistake, I decided to correct it on time. I was nominated for Kreative Blogger by a sweet and amazing poet with great insights into the literary world. Her creativity has always surprised me – http://poetrybytheclueless.wordpress.com/.
Well, I would really like to thank her for considering me on the same platform. I still remember every comment that has been made and thank you for each of them. There is still so much to be learned, experienced and to be seen in this world of bloggers and I still feel miniscule (if not small) in my cntribution.
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