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Farrar, J., Focks, D., Gubler, D., Barrera, R., Guzman, M. G., Simmons, C., Kalayanarooj, S., Lum, L., McCall, Philip ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0007-3985, Lloyd, L., Horstick, O., Dayal-Drager, R., Nathan, M. B. and Kroeger, Axel (2007) 'Editorial: Towards a global dengue research agenda'. Tropical Medicine & International Health, Vol 12, Issue 6, pp. 695-699.
Fawkner-Corbett, David W., Duarte, Maria Carmo M. B., Rose, Katie, Fonceca, Angela, Bezerra, Patricia, Hopkins, Mark, Britto, Murilo, Cuevas, Luis ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6581-0587, Correia, Jailson B. and McNamara, Paul Stephen (2012) 'The Impact of the H1n1 Influenza Pandemic on Clinical Presentations and Viral Epidemiology of Acute Respiratory Infection in Preschool Children in Brazil'. The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, Vol 31, Issue 6, pp. 653-655.
Feasey, Nicholas A., Dougan, Gordon, Kingsley, Robert A., Heyderman, Robert and Gordon, Melita A. (2012) 'Invasive non-typhoidal salmonella disease: an emerging and neglected tropical disease in Africa'. Lancet, Vol 379, Issue 9835, pp. 2489-2499.
Finney, L J, Feary, J R, Leonardi-Bee, J, Gordon, Stephen ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6576-1116 and Mortimer, Kevin ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8118-8871 (2013) 'Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in sub-Saharan Africa: a systematic review'. International Journal of Tuberculosis and Lung Disease, Vol 17, Issue 5, pp. 583-589.
Fischer, Peter U., Arndts, Kathrin, Specht, Sabine, Debrah, Alexander Y., Tamarozzi, Francesca, Klarmann Schulz, Ute, Mand, Sabine, Batsa, Linda, Kwarteng, Alexander, Taylor, Mark, Adjei, Ohene, Martin, Coralie, Layland, Laura E. and Hoerauf, Achim (2014) 'Immunoepidemiological Profiling of Onchocerciasis Patients Reveals Associations with Microfilaria Loads and Ivermectin Intake on Both Individual and Community Levels'. PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases, Vol 8, Issue 2, : e2679.
Fox, Monica J, Martorell, Reynaldo, Van Den Broek, Nynke ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8523-2684 and Walker, Neff (2011) 'Assumptions and methods in the Lives Saved Tool (LiST)'. BMC Public Health, Vol 11, Issue Supp 3, :I1.
Frempong, Kwadwo K., Walker, Martin, Cheke, Robert A., Tettevi, Edward Jenner, Gyan, Ernest Tawiah, Owusu, Ebenezer O., Wilson, Michael D., Boakye, Daniel A., Taylor, Mark, Biritwum, Nana-Kwadwo, Osei-Atweneboana, Mike and Basáñez, María-Gloria (2016) 'Does Increasing Treatment Frequency Address Sub-optimal Responses to Ivermectin for the Control and Elimination of River Blindness?'. Clinical Infectious Diseases, Vol 62, Issue 11, pp. 1338-1347.
Fukuda, Keiji, Limmathurotsakul, Direk, Okeke, Iruka N., Shetty, Nandini, van Doorn, Rogier, Feasey, Nicholas ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4041-1405, Chiara, Francesca, Zoubiane, Ghada, Jinks, Tim, Parkhill, Julian, Patel, Jean, Reid, Stuart W.J., Holmes, Alison H. and Peacock, Sharon J. (2018) 'Surveillance and Epidemiology of Drug Resistant Infections Consortium (SEDRIC): Supporting the transition from strategy to action'. Wellcome Open Research, Vol 3, p. 59.
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Gutiérrez, José María, Burnouf, Thierry, Harrison, Robert, Calvete, Juan J., Brown, Nicholas, Jensen, Simon D., Warrell, David A. and Williams, David J. (2015) 'A Call for Incorporating Social Research in the Global Struggle against Snakebite'. PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases, Vol 9, Issue 9, e0003960.
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Am so excited for the doings of Girl Trouble and the Plastards too. Never a let down.
After the park show comes to a close at 8pm the Painkillers have another show at Doyle's Public House, 208 St. Helen's Ave. The opening act is our dear friend Jesse Quitslund all by himself at the ready. Not to be missed, no how.
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any years ago (Ka Erdy's era) I was toying on the idea of writing a book on fiction. It dealt with religion where the people believed that it was the true one; that come judgment day Christ himself would call unto this fold and embrace all its members and save them from eternal damnation. It dealt with prophecies, God's messengers, and biblical passages pointing to this religion as infallible and Christ's exclusive right on ownership. Everyone was perfectly sure of this "truth". But the story slowly unfolds – this belief, this faith, crumbles slowly, Judgment day does come but not like a fairy tale of floating kings, queens, and angels being met by an almighty God in flowing white beard with arms outspread to his chosen children. The end came bluntly. In a stroke of flashing light. The people unaware and going about their daily routines, some even inside their chapels worshipping their ever-knowing God. What once was a flourishing world of green, beaches, and mountains suddenly disappears in the blink of an eye. Mere gravels of earth scattered throughout the constellation reminding this universe that life per se is not exclusive to a planet once known as Earth.
The story goes around that premise but it never reached print. People close to me advised me against it. They said it was against the teachings of the church. I tried to convince them that the story was classified as "fiction" and it was a mere hypothesis on a "what if" possibility. Well, anyway I chose to keep quiet but thinking back maybe I should have had it published and relating to current events of the Church who knows it could have become a best-seller 🙂
In a way, compared to the great EVM we are a lucky lot. We manage to have a day or two with the family, go out on weekends, stroll along the beach taking selfies, and have a good night's sleep come dark. Oh sure, who doesn't have their share of problems. But it's nothing compared to what EVM and his right hand JS must have to deal with. The multi-billion loans, the Omnibus Loan Agreement now on its third supplement which if I am not mistaken simply means procuring further loans with additional collaterals (church property) to pay off the initial loan. This syphoning spiral effect gaining momentum until we have no more to offer and the banks gaining ownership of the church properties.
Adding salt to injury, despite the Church's persistence to save face and convince the public that the Church is doing fine, the air of resistance continues not merely from known entities of Facebook but other personalities as well. Rappler has been trying its best to make the church "bite" but they won't. Slowly ADD has become open in criticizing the church, Protestants and Catholicss discrediting the transfer of their clergy into the church as soon as the INC media makes announcements of alleged turncoatism of former preachers.
Not to be forgotten are the bad publicity brought about by the torture and deaths of former church members who were close to the family of the late Executive Minister Erano Manalo, the current Executive's father. News blackout and quelling the news actually ignites the interest of the quiet public. The most recent being the murders of Michael and Christopher Marasigan by two men on a motorcycle in San Juan. Related or not, three letters always crop up – "INC".
Never in our church history has the INC been so wrapped up in intrigues, questionable dealings, and simply put bad publicity. Senator Ping Lacson once commented when asked about the INC during the height of its controversy, " 'It not only disturbs me, it hurts to think na…It hurts to see a religious sect so close-knit na parang tendency now is to implode,' he said."
In effect, meaning external factors would not determine its demise but internal. And that is what is happening now. The timing couldn't be more perfect. It is the era of Digital Revolution. Wikipedia couldn't have explained it better _
"The Information Age formed by capitalizing on computer microminiaturization advances. This evolution of technology in daily life and social organization has led to the fact that the modernization of information and communication processes has become the driving force of social evolution.
Sugarcoating the image of the church with Web-ex services, grand expositions, and aids to humanity will only do that – sugarcoat. Nothing else. The bank loans will still need to be paid, back payments of church rentals abroad will have to be settled, overseas church registration problems will likewise have to be solved, local repairs on all of the chapels, and the huge maintenance cost of the Philippine Arena or better let's say the Ciudad de Victoria. Not to mention the smuggling case filed by the Bureau of Customs against the Arena builders and an array of "errors" like baptism using a kiddie pool or the recently "baptized twice" issue in Bulacan, the green-white-red thumbprint logo, the streamer depicting EVM as the "holy spirit". There are so many.
Here's a comment from one Juan Bautista who said it in a nutshell –
"Ang bukang bibig ni EVM patungkol sa mga defenders ay lumalaban daw sa pamamahala nya. Katulad din daw sa ginawang paglaban ng ilang mga Ministro sa panahong ng Ka FYM at Ka EGM. EVilMan, basahin mo ito ha!! napakalaki ang kaibahan mo sa Sugo at sa Ka EGM. Matuwid at maka Diyos ang pamamahala ng Sugo at ng Ka EGM.
Hindi kailanman nasangkot sa anumanang anumalya at katiwaliaan ang iyong lolo at ang iyong tatay at lalong hindi isinadlak ang Iglesia sa napakalaking kahihiyan at lalong hindi ibinaon sa napakalaking (Multi-billion loan >14B) na pagkakautang sa mga bangko na tulad ng ginawa mo ngayon. Ang mga Ministrong lumaban nuon sa SUGO at Ka EGM ay tahasang lumaban sa mga aral na itinuro ng SUGO at Ka EGM at hindi sa anumang maanumalyang pamamahala na tulad ng ginagawa mo ngayon.
EVilMan, ang nilalabanan at inihahayag namin ay ang mga katiwalian, pagnanakaw, pagpapatay at mga kauri pa nito ang isinisiwalat namin. Kasama na din ngayon ang ilan sa mga aral na pinipilipit mo para lang palitawin mo na ang "MALI ay TAMA at ang TAMA ay MALI". Yan kasi ang utak ni SATANAS pabaligtad tulad ng isip mo at ng iyong mga ministrong kaldero."
The Gods must be angry, there's no mistake about it. But have you ever asked yourself, why? I have asked that myself many times and it is only now that I seem to have gotten the answer. As simple as it seems, it is punishment for what God had commanded onto his children. Since July of 2015, have we ever heard a sermon preached on love towards our mother and father? We haven't, have we? The reason is quite obvious. as my wife would retort, "Buwelta sa kaniya yon! [whiplash to himself]"
Ephesians 6:2 ESV
"Honor your father and mother" (this is the first commandment with a promise),
Mark 7:9-10 ESV
And he said to them, "You have a fine way of rejecting the commandment of God in order to establish your tradition! For Moses said, 'Honor your father and your mother'; and, 'Whoever reviles father or mother must surely die.'
2 Timothy 3:1-5 ESV
But understand this, that in the last days there will come times of difficulty. For people will be lovers of self, lovers of money, proud, arrogant, abusive, disobedient to their parents, ungrateful, unholy, heartless, unappeasable, slanderous, without self-control, brutal, not loving good, treacherous, reckless, swollen with conceit, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God, having the appearance of godliness, but denying its power. Avoid such people.
Ka Erdy during his sermon explained this very clearly, and probably the very reason why the church is in such disarray, "… aanihin ang masamang kamalasan …" as Ka Erdy termed it.
Do you believe that the King would have the humility to ask forgiveness from his mother for the sins he committed against her and the church? Do you think her mother would forgive him? The church may not, but I think her mother would. God created mothers that way, that very special way.


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Creating Photo Slideshows for PC Computers Creating Photo Slideshows for Mac Computers Sample Slideshow Community Q&A With so many fun and accessible ways to take photos, there is no wonder why everyone is so photo-happy these days.As easy as it may be to stock up on photos, it can be a challenge to keep them organized.
The only way to make it work is to set (manually) in the set up dialog the speaker mode, save close Powerpoint and open it again to set it in window mode. Width = 400 End With End with Your presentation will need some means of advancing itself (as you've noticed).
What I'm looking for are the window properties that hopefully can be changed. You'd want to manually or programmatically add an advance button to each slide.
I'm hoping to get either height and width or (as is more commonly the case) the bounds of the slide show window. Show Scrollbar = mso False ' might or might not need this . Translation to Applescript is left to the discretion of the reader.
You'd need to change the slide show settings of the active presentation before launching it to do this. When you say "slide show in viewed in a window mode", you mean to set show type to window?
Because I did it with --show type of slide show settings of active presentation to slide show type WINDOW-- With this code the presentation is resized but I cannot advance with mouse click.. Should I set "window mode" in any other place rather in show type?
In the slide show setup dialog, choose "Browsed by an individual (window)". If you choose "Browsed at a kiosk (full screen)" you might be able to set the window size but would have to add navigation buttons and such; kiosk mode disables all the usual [email protected] Rindsberg I should do everything programmatically.
After having set slide show to window the powerpoint seems to be corrupted and I can't fix it neither by the slide show setup dialog.
tell application "Microsoft Power Point" set show type of slide show settings of active presentation to slide show type speaker set the SSW to run slide show slide show settings of active presentation set height of the SSW to 300 set width of the SSW to 400 end tell (the script above is directly copied from Applescript Reference) The problem is that the slideshow window is cropped but not resized. I can view all the slide but I cannot advance on mouse click.
EDIT: Definitely there are 2 ways to launch and open a PPT file on Mac with Applescript: In "" the presentation is resized.
(If I set the "window mode" manually, the mouse click works even if I THEN resize it with Applescript) If I work on Windows this problem doesn't exist.
Wild guess: You probably have to tell PPT to start the slide show in viewed in a window mode rather than full screen.


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Paulo Duterte-We Dare YOU to take off your t-shirt and disprove Sen. Trillanes's allegation that you have a Chinese Triad dragon tattoo! Shy?
Paulo Duterte:Don't hide behind PapaDu30. Prove that Senator Trillanes' allegation that you have a Chinese Triad tattoo at your back is false!
Drug trafficking
Since the 19th century, when the first opium bans started to rise, Chinese criminal gangs have been involved in worldwide illegal drug trade. During the 60s and 70s many triads converted from opium into heroin, which was produced from opium plants in the Golden Triangle and made into heroin in China, and then trafficked to North America and Europe. Nowadays the most important triads active in the international heroin trade are the 14K and the Tai Huen Chai. Recently, the triads have started to smuggle chemicals from Chinese factories to North America, for the production of methamphetamine, and to Europe for the production of ecstasy. From Wikipedia:
A triad is one of many branches of Chinese transnational organized crime syndicates based in China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan and also in countries with significant Chinese populations, such as the United States, Canada, Vietnam, Korea, Japan, Singapore, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, the United Kingdom, Belgium, Netherlands, France, Spain, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand.
The starting point for understanding Chinese triads is to make a clear distinction between Hong Kong triad and mainland Chinese criminal organizations. In ancient China, Triad is one of three major secret societies in mainland China.It also created branches in Macau, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Chinese communities overseas.
After the establishment of the People's Republic of China, all secret societies were completely destroyed in mainland China through a series of campaigns organized by Chairman Mao. Although post-Mao China has witnessed the resurgence of organized crime groups, they are not triad societies; the proper term for these criminal organizations is "mainland Chinese criminal organizations", which consist of two major types of organization: dark forces (loosely organized groups) and black societies (more mature criminal organizations). Two features that distinguish a black society from a dark force are (1) the ability of achieving illegal control over local markets, and the obtainment of police protection. In short, Hong Kong triad refers to traditional criminal organizations operating in or originating from Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan and southeast Asian countries (areas), while organized crime groups in mainland China are better called "mainland Chinese criminal groups".
Chu's Triads as business (2001) presents a thorough examination of the rise of Hong Kong triad and the role of triad societies in legal, illegal and international markets. Wang's The Chinese Mafia (2017)studies the origin of Chinese secret societies in ancient China, explores the rise of organized crime in post-Mao China, and investigates the ways in which local gangs offer quasi law enforcement and private protection to local governments, corporations and individuals.
The Chinese Mafia also explores how local gangs form mutually beneficial networks with police officers and how the formation of the political-criminal nexus enables local gangs to control illegal markets and sell protection to legitimate entities.
From CNN Philippines:Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, September 7) — Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV accused the eldest son of President Rodrigo Duterte of being a member of an organized crime syndicate.
Trillanes, a fierce critic of the Duterte family, said in the Senate hearing Wednesday that according to intelligence given to him by a foreign country, Davao City Vice Mayor Paolo Duterte has the tattoo of a Chinese drug triad group.
"Ang proof ng kanyang membership ay yung tattoo sa likod," Trillanes said. "Yung tattoo mismo kasi meron siyang sacred digits."
[Translation: The proof of his membership is the tattoo on his back. The tattoo itself has sacred digits.]
"'Yan ang mage-explain ng lahat ng ito at mayroong competition among syndicates dahil that's the physical evidence of his membership sa triad," he added. "This intelligence information was handed down to me from a foreign country and na-validate naman, in-admit naman ni Mr. Paolo Duterte."
[Translation: That will explain all that is going on. There is competition among syndicates because that's the physical evidence of his membership in the triad. This intelligence information was handed down to me from a foreign country and it was validated, with Mr. Paolo Duterte admitting it.]
Although Duterte confirmed he had a tattoo on his back, he refused to show it.
"Yung tattoo mo sa likod [That tattoo on your back], I imagine, it's a colored and dragon-like figure tattoo, am I correct?" Trillanes asked Duterte.
"I invoke my right to privacy," replied the vice mayor.
From Wikipedia
Triads use numeric codes to distinguish between ranks and positions within the gang; the numbers are inspired by Chinese numerology based on the I Ching. "489" refers to the "Mountain" or "Dragon" Master (or 'Dragon Head'), while 438 is used for the "Deputy Mountain Master", a "432" indicates "Grass Slipper" rank[17] and the Mountain Master's proxy, "Incense Master", who oversees inductions into the Triad, and "Vanguard", who assists the Incense Master. "426" refers to a "military commander", also known as a "Red Pole", overseeing defensive and offensive operations, while "49" denotes the position of "soldier" or rank-and-file member. The "White Paper Fan" (415) provides financial and business advice, and the "Straw Sandal" (432) functions as a liaison between different units.[18][19] "25" refers to an undercover law enforcement agent or spy from another triad, and has become popularly used in Hong Kong as a slang for "snitch", i.e. informant. "Blue Lanterns" are uninitiated members, equivalent to Mafia associates and, as such, do not have a number designation.
Davao City Vice Mayor Paolo Duterte refused to have the tattoo on his back be photographed after Senator Antonio Trillanes IV said this could be the proof of his link with an international triad.
"No way," Duterte told Trillanes. He later corrected his response, "Mr. Chair, no way."
Citing intelligence reports, Trillanes said the tattoo bears "sacred digits" that could be decoded by the United States' Drug Enforcement Agency.
"Kung wala 'yang tattoo na 'yan, kung wala kang tinatago, you shouldn't be afraid," Trillanes repeatedly told Duterte.
A visibly irked Duterte retorted, "Mr. Chair, ilang beses ko ba sasagutin na ayaw ko?"
"So maliwanag talagang ayaw mo kasi 'yun ang proof, nandyan sa likod mo at nandoon 'yung digits—sacred digits at kaya ayaw mo, kapag binigay sa DEA madedecode saan ka kasama," Trillanes said.
"Is Trillanes gay?" Paulo Duterte's lawyer
MANILA (UPDATE) - Davao City Vice Mayor Paolo Duterte's legal counsel on Thursday questioned Senator Antonio Trillanes IV's motives for asking the President's son to show his back tattoo at a public hearing.
"Why does he want to see my client's tattoo? Is he gay? If he's gay, I may have allowed him to see it," lawyer Rainier Madrid told reporters after his client attended the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee hearing on the entry of a P6.4-billion shabu shipment that has exposed alleged corruption at the Bureau of Customs (BOC).
Madrid said he advised Duterte to decline Trillanes' request as the body mark was not related to the subject of the nearly 4-hour hearing.
Trillanes had asked Duterte to show his back tattoo as this would purportedly prove that he is part of the triad, an international crime syndicate.
"My client refuses to be an "uto-uto" (gullible)... I will not allow my client to be humiliated under such a silly circumstance," Madrid said.
"We do not want to dignify Trillanes' accusations and fishing expedition. The issue discussed in the committee is not [the] existence of the tattoo," he added.
Madrid said he neither saw nor confirmed from the Vice Mayor if the tattoo on his back was a "colored dragon" as Trillanes had alleged.
"A tattoo is a very private matter. I won't ask my client to show it to me unless I'm gay and I want to see his body," he said.


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The notion of a weakly proregular idea in a commutative ring was first formally introduced by Alonso-Jeremias-Lipman (though the property that it formalizes was already known to Grothendieck), and further studied by Schenzel, and Porta-Shaul-Yekutieli. The precise definition is quite technical, but will be given in the talk. Every ideal in a commutative noetherian ring is weakly proregular.
It turns out that weak proregularity is the appropriate context for the Matlis-Greenlees-May (MGM) equivalence: given a weakly proregular ideal I in a commutative ring A, there is an equivalence of triangulated categories (given in one direction by derived local cohomology and in the other by derived completion at I) between cohomologically I-torsion (i.e. complexes with I-torsion cohomology) and cohomologically I-complete complexes in the derived category of A.
At the beginning of this talk, these ideas will be motivated by studying what happens in a very particular case: power series in one variable over a field. In particular, a portion of this talk will be elementary and accessible to any one with a background in basic commutative and homological algebra.
Time permitting, after a brief survey of the general theory we will proceed to give a categorical characterization of weak proregularity: this characterization then serves as the foundation for a noncommutative generalisation of this notion. As a consequence, we will arrive at a noncommutative variant of the MGM equivalence.
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The Deluxe Photo Booth has the optional extra of video recording so your guests can record a personal message to you. However, it's not suited to all events so please consider the following before deciding if it's an option you'd like.
While the green screen backgrounds are fantastic for photographs they don't work with video. This leaves you with three options if you want the video message options:
I) You go without the green screen photo backgrounds and have a traditional cloth curtain background in both photos and videos.
II) You have the green screen backgrounds for the photos which means the background to the video will be the plain green background sheet.
III) You split the session so part of it has the booth set with the green screen and part with the cloth background. However, this invariably means some guests will miss out on one or the other depending on when they decide to use the booth.
Video messaging can greatly slow down the turnover of guests using the booth as they'll record their video, play it back, maybe then decide not to save it and re-record it, then have a photo session. From experience we've found that the number of photo sessions will reduce by around 60-70% when the video messaging is also included. Because of this it's worth considering how likely and often you are to going to watch the video messages after the event compared to flicking back through photos. In a lot of cases it may be a better option to have a duplicate set of prints and guestbook where your guests can write a message to you alongside there booth print.
The above is not aimed at putting you off video messages and for some events it's a great option. However, it doesn't suit all and as we want you to get the most out of your photo booth booking we like to give you all the pro's and cons up front.


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Saturday, 27 April 2013
MSW event and briefing
I had a super mad and crazy destop that always dies on me every time i need it. Damn~ i need to change a new one asap ): Lets hope this post don't get delay again, too many photos to upload and so many things i want to share with you guys !
Warning* Photos spamming ahead ! Please continue to read to see more pretty ladies cheyyy~
Miss Singapore World first event held on SICC on 24th April. Having chances to meet up with the rest of the girls (:
With Kim
With Cara
Me, Priya, Kim
Kim, Cara, me, Priya
Ootd. Been awhile since i last tied up my hair, was kinda well~~ like small kid ha ! Remind me of sec school life.
The Weather was killing hot and stuffy and when ending that time it started to rain.
Team up with Priya on booth 5 (V)
Can see the colour (lighting) different from outdoor and indoor ? I think i'm 1 shade tanned (cries~)
God blessed that we had a wonderful chef with us, jokes and take care of us real well.
Thumbs up for our best chef of the day !
Our group shot. All of us was like dead beat at the end of the event but stay cause they serve such good food ! Well done ladies (:
A little peek of our booth (:
MSW briefing today. Ootd
With the girl. Stay tune for more events and update on Miss Singapore world'13 on May & June. 40% votes will be from audiences so do support me alright !!! (L)
Dinner at Xing wang cafe in Cine with Priya, Kim and Anqi (: Foodddddd~~~
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I am sure for many people India may not seem like the best place to live in. But if we leave aside the government, corruption, justice system, pollution and all other murky details and look around at tiny little things, we may realise that it may not be that bad also.
Let's discuss top 10 reasons that makes India the best place to live in-
1. India is a democratic country, at least by law, which means you have the right to say or express your individuality and it's not a crime to do so. Unlike few countries where you cannot go against the government.
2. India is dead cheap to survive in. No other part of the world is as cheap as India. One can survive for a day easily with just 50 rupees in the pocket. Options available are endless, people need not compromise on taste as even this much less money can buy you really yummy and filling food that you won't regret having.
3. Endless options for shopping. In India as compared to the world, shopping can save your money, as there is an option available to always bargain. Note I am not talking about bargaining in Shopping Malls, but about local markets .India has very good local markets, where you can get all that you need in much cheaper price. And of course while shopping you can enjoy endless number of street foods which can be so much fun.
4. Staying with your family saves you lot of money. You wouldn't mind living with your parents for your entire life as you can save a lot of money, like you need not pay rent or for food or for mobile and electricity bills. In fact you can save all your money or invest it for better returns, this will be a win-win position for you and your family of course.
5. Nearly everyone can afford maids or helpers. Unlike other countries where hiring maid/helpers is a costly affair. So you need not be a millionaire to afford one, you can always hire someone for all the house work or cooking and relax.
6. Jugaad, ever heard of this word? Well that means nothing is really impossible in India, you will always fine a perfect jugaad to get your work done.
7. India being the land of festivals, plays as an advantage for everyone. Working professionals can be happy as it gives you many holidays and for people staying at home, they can look forward to the special sweet treats, which are extremely popular during the festival. During Festivals it seems like the whole of India is celebrating it together, there is so many bright colours, sweets, and delicious delicacies, something for each and every one.
8. No chance to get bored or feel lonely in India. Whether you are travelling in a bus or walking on the road or sitting by your window, India is very interesting and dramatic. So there is 0% chance to get bored. Here in India even if you want to be alone, you will be unable to do so.
9. Atithi devo bhava which means guest are God. Be it visiting someone's house or entering a restaurant five minutes after the shutting hours, people welcome you with a smile. They will not shoo you off and leave you hungry.
10. Chai time, anytime and anywhere. Place and time doesn't matter you can always enjoy a cup of tea over an interesting chat with your friends and family.
India is a country with great culture, heritage and values. It is not an Ok country to live in, but it's a great country to live in. It has something to offer everyone. Country with a big welcoming heart.
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The figure of Retiarius [gladiator] on a Black Slate found at Chester AD 1741
Medium: Pencil on paper
Date: 1741
Chester was noted for its Roman ruins and has a Roman amphitheatre where state and religious special events would have been held. This sometimes included gladatorial games. This is a relief carving on a slate found in Newgate Street. It shows a Retiarius, a type of gladiator who would have fought with a trident and net This is a preparatory sketch for a later print published by the Society of Antiquaries.


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Non-surgical spinal decompression is a type of therapy that works to alleviate leg and back pain by stretching the spine. Click the FAQs button for more information, or scroll down to view our recommended videos.
If you have been told you are a candidate for surgery you may qualify for non surgical therapy. If you have bad pain but are not bad enough for surgery according to your surgeon, epidurals don't work or wear off, physical therapy, massage, chiropractic acupuncture and pain management have not fixed the problem permanently you may qualify for non-surgical spinal decompression. Consulting with the doctor will determine if you are in the right place, a possible candidate and weather or not you can get your case accepted.
Although spinal decompression therapy is certainly a revolution in effective, non-invasive treatment for severe back and neck pain, it is not for everyone. Spinal decompression therapy is usually recommended for patients who have low back or neck pain, who have failed conventional therapy (physiotherapy and chiropractic), and who are considering surgery. Typically, the people who tend to have the best results fall into one of the following categories:
There are some cases where people should not undergo spinal decompression therapy. These include:
Eighty-to-ninety percent of patients who have been properly selected and comply with the Spinal Disc Decompression protocol will have good-to-excellent outcomes. Patient's conditions that do not respond quickly to the therapy are often unable to be helped by anything quickly. Patients vary in age, sex and body morphology and may require counseling in weight loss, nutrition and other lifestyle changes.


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WALKIN INTERVIEWS @ TECH MAHINDRA NOIDA – 31 MARCH / 01 APRIL March 30, 2007Posted by oraclewalkin in .NET/C#, Java/J2EE, Noida, Oracle, PL/SQL, walkin.
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The months when pomegranates are in season are some of best available months of the year. When they start demonstrating up in the produce region, portraits of jeweled cheese dances, spectacular winter salads and bedazzled yogurtscome to mind, but firstly first we have to get those splendid seeds out of the fruit's tight hold.
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1. The Quick And Dirty Method
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First, you cut a pomegranate in half. Then…