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Day and night launches for Littlehampton RNLI volunteers
Littlehampton RNLI lifeboat was called out during the afternoon and evening this week, showing how the charity's lifesaving volunteers are ready to launch night or day.
The first call from the coastguard was received at 10:43pm on Wednesday 8 June, following a report from the Police stating there was a person in the River Arun and was drifting out to sea.
The station's Atlantic 85 lifeboat, Renée Sherman, and her volunteer crew launched at 10.49pm in response to the report.
The person was quickly located and taken aboard the lifeboat, which then returned to the lifeboat slipway where the female was passed over to the emergency services. The lifeboat was recovered to the station and made ready for service.
The second call was received by the coastguard at 1.11pm on Thursday 9 June, after a mobile phone call from a crew member of a leisure vessel saying they had broken down half way between Littlehampton and Bognor Regis and had dropped the anchor to stop them drifting.
The crew launched Renée Sherman again at 1.20pm and headed out in good weather conditions. During the journey a second call from the coastguard was received, advising that the crew of the vessel had managed to re-start the engine.
The lifeboat was requested to proceed and then escort the vessel with 5 adults on board back to the harbour, where it was safely secured. The lifeboat returned to the station where it was re-fuelled and made ready for service.
RNLI media contacts
• Ray Pye, Littlehampton RNLI Volunteer Lifeboat Press Officer / 07854 074688, email email@example.com
• Tim Ash, RNLI Public Relations Manager (London/East/South East) on 0207 6207426, 07785 296252, email email@example.com
• James Oxley, RNLI Press Officer (London/East/South East) 0207 6207425 / 07786 668825, email email@example.com
• For enquiries outside normal business hours, contact the RNLI duty press officer on 01202 336789
Key facts about the RNLI
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution is the charity that saves lives at sea. Our volunteers provide a 24-hour search and rescue service in the United Kingdom and Ireland from 238 lifeboat stations, including four along the River Thames and inland lifeboat stations at Loch Ness, Lough Derg, Enniskillen, Carrybridge and Lough Ree. Additionally the RNLI has more than 1,000 lifeguards on over 240 beaches around the UK and operates a specialist flood rescue team, which can respond anywhere across the UK and Ireland when inland flooding puts lives at risk.
The RNLI relies on public donations and legacies to maintain its rescue service. As a charity it is separate from, but works alongside, government-controlled and funded coastguard services. Since the RNLI was founded in 1824 our lifeboat crews and lifeguards have saved at least 140,000 lives. Volunteers make up 95% of the charity, including 4,600 volunteer lifeboat crew members and 3,000 volunteer shore crew. Additionally, tens of thousands of other dedicated volunteers raise funds and awareness, give safety advice, and help in our museums, shops and offices.
Learn more about the RNLI
For more information please visit the RNLI website or Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. News releases, videos and photos are available on the News Centre.
Contacting the RNLI - public enquiries
Members of the public may contact the RNLI on 0300 300 9990 or by email.
The RNLI is a charity registered in England and Wales (209603) and Scotland (SC037736). Charity number 20003326 in the Republic of Ireland


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Press Release, November 21st, 2011
Compact, fast FireCR Dental Reader first to offer tablet computer for chairside review and patient consultation. 3DISC Imaging, a manufacturer of digital imaging products, has developed a compact, affordable imaging solution that provides rapid, high-quality reading of reusable dental imaging plates and is the first to feature a tablet computer—improving practice workflow and facilitating patient consultation at the chairside. The FireCR Dental Reader will be unveiled at the Radiological Society of North America meeting in Chicago Nov. 27–Dec. 2 (Booth #8959).
The FireCR Dental Reader is uniquely positioned for chairside use in exam rooms by leveraging the flexibility of the innovative QuantorTab. This 10.1-inch tablet computer can be added to the PC and features easy-to-use touch screen software that provides dentists with immediate access to dental images, allowing for chairside diagnosis and interactive review with patients about treatment options.
The FireCR Dental system is small, elegant, and simple to operate, and is ideal for placement in each exam room. The reader—smaller than a shoebox—is DICOM 3.0 compatible with existing systems and uses low-cost, reusable imaging plates in a variety of sizes. These include bite-wing and intraoral dental imaging plates, which are easier and faster to position than intraoral digital sensors.
Sigrid Smitt-Jeppesen, chief executive officer of 3DISC Americas, said the company is one of the first to offer exam room-based CR readers for busy dental practices. "We're setting a new standard in dental imaging by offering a reader and tablet computer that rapidly deliver high-quality digital images at the chairside, eliminating the need to leave the room to scan and review images on a central computer," she said. "FireCR Dental Readers are compact and affordable, so dentists can distribute units in each examination room, increasing patient throughput and improving overall productivity of the practice."
According to Thomas Weldingh, chief executive officer of 3DISC Europe, the FireCR Dental Reader features other automated processes that are key to efficient workflow. "These unique features include integrated UV sterilization and erase functions—the system sterilizes, scans, and clears the imaging plates so that they are immediately ready to use again," Weldingh said. "This contrasts with other dental CR readers that are large and expensive central units, and which require practices to purchase an additional device to erase plates prior to reuse."
Weldingh said that image quality is controlled by 3DISC's QuantorDent Imaging Software, which optimizes image acquisition, processing, and management. Autocalibration technology also ensures stability and consistency—important benefits for busy dental practices.
The FireCR Dental Reader will be available worldwide in the second quarter of 2012. It is the newest addition to 3DISC's growing line of compact, portable imaging products, which also includes the FireCR+ Medical Reader and FireCR+ Veterinary Reader, designed for use in hospitals, clinics, and medical, chiropractic, and veterinary practices. The next-generation FireCR+ Medical and Veterinary Readers, which feature enhanced image quality and other upgrades, also will be introduced at the 2011 RSNA.
About 3DISC Imaging
3DISC specializes in quality imaging products for the medical, dental, chiropractic, and veterinary markets. Its products are based on innovative concepts that provide highly productive, compact devices and software solutions that deliver uncompromising image quality at an affordable price. The company has quickly developed strong distribution networks in the United States and Europe, making its leading-edge products available to a growing number of hospitals, clinics, specialty practices, and satellite facilities seeking flexibility that lets them grow. For more information, visit www.3DISCimaging.com.

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"You go ahead — I've got your back!" Kristin kindly offers, as we pick our way along the faint path. In the gloom just before dawn it's a Scotts Run adventure run, on a rough trail between the Capital Beltway and the stream near West Langley. We wade through sand beneath the overpass and emerge at what seems to be a dead-end of thorn bushes. Brilliant graffiti on the underside of the I-495 implies a local route to civilization, perhaps via a water crossing that we can't find in the darkness? Backtrack time!
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Women urged to prioritise finances
Nearly one-in-five single women aged 25 to 45 spend more money on their personal upkeep than on saving for the future, according to Friends Provident.
A report from Friends Provident claimed that many women in the UK fall into the category of the "Sex and the City" generation – spending more money on their lifestyle than on things such as pensions and property.
According to the report, 23% of women in the above category have a personal pension, while 33% own their own home. An estimated 41% of women have saved less than £200 in the last year, with 36% admitting they spend more than £50 a month on clothes and accessories.
"Many women are spending too much on the day-to-day, not investing enough in the future via savings or pensions, and not putting enough effort into managing their careers," the report said.
Christine O'Grady, senior retail media relations executive at Friends Provident, said: "The Sex and the City generation is playing a dangerous game, gambling with the future. Just 23% of the single women asked have a pension and 20% have life or health insurance, yet just over a quarter own more than 30 pairs of shoes.
"Women often have a more sporadic earning pattern than men and we urge them to take time to look at their finances and think about the future. Some may be lucky enough to find a knight in shining armour but for those who aren't, becoming more of a Miranda than a Carrie could help make their dreams a reality."


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I have had some big weeks around here. I started a new yoga job and jumped into teaching 6 more classes a week. I attended a weekend workshop with Jenn Wooten about hyper-mobility last Saturday and am thrilled to be workshopping with Gary Kraftsow this week. My smart-friend Katherine (featured on this blog) is coming with her husband and baby on Wednesday (yay!) AND I have a serious cold. It has been difficult to decide what to write about. Sometimes I get so much going on in my head that I don't focus well. It's funny to me that dharana (focus) is one of the most important aspects of a yoga practice and here I am with a schedule all filled up with yoga and focus is what I lack.
There is part of me that likes a frenetic following of impulses. I like being busy. I like having an idea and then making a connection in my mind, searching the internet for more information, and then getting a cup of tea because something warm would be so soothing. While the kettle is heating, I'll check out chin hairs in the mirror and then I might as well pick up a few of these dirty clothes from the floor. Kettle toots, I get tea, come back to computer. Facebook. Why not? Did someone text me? I'm going to check…and …back to writing. When I let my mind jump around, I don't get too involved in anything that I'm doing. Time passes and I don't have a lot to show for it.
My new work schedule and workshops mean that I'm clocking 15-30 hours of yoga related stuff a week. Is all this yoga helping me to master my mind and energy and helping me to connect more deeply with my Self? Is my week better because I have so much yoga activity? I bet you know the answer… I love yoga because my life has more meaning when I'm practicing. I can stay connected to the people and the activities that are important to me. I can prioritize how I spend my time and energy and that time is more meaningful when I am mindful and present with those priorities. Packing in yoga activities without balance, time to integrate, time for my practice doesn't make me a better yogini. It pulls me away from the connection and the mindfulness.
If two hours of yoga a week is all you have in your schedule, and you practice with intention and mindfulness, if that practice helps you to be more present with your partner and your kids, if it means you can stand on your tip-toes and reach that jar without getting a foot cramp, then right on. That is a practice to feel good about. If your yoga practice helps you to connect with your breath and tune into your body in a deep and conscious way, beautiful. Why practice yoga if it isn't actually helping us in our quest to understand ourselves better and to live our awesome lives? If we are spending time learning about yoga, let it be meaningful time spent with a practice that supports us in our efforts to focus on the people, activities and things that are important.


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People who like clipping stuff from the web will want to check this out. There is a Firefox extension that gives you access to the notebook from within Firefox. In addition to clipping, you can also just add notes that you type in. I think the potentially cool thing about this is you have access to all the stuff you've clipped from anywhere you can get to a browser and log in to your Google account.
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CARR'S Seeds agronomist Denis Pedler says the season has turned around dramatically in the past six weeks on the Lower Eyre Peninsula.
Mr Pedler said the Cummins district received a very handy 60 millimetres to 70mm last week.
"Since the start of July, our season really turned around," he said.
"We had an average start, with limited sub-soil moisture after very little early rainfall. Crops were struggling until early July."
While July was good for rainfall, there had not been major events, just 10mm here and there to keep crops going, which meant limited sub-soil moisture. But, last week's falls will go a long way to boosting the soil profile.
Mr Pedler said there was a bit more hay being grown on the Lower EP this season, on the back of high livestock prices.
"There's a bit less Clearfield canola in, as seed was difficult to get this year," he said.
"There hadn't been many chickpeas grown in this area before, but more croppers are looking at it as a legume option, despite the Indian tariff situation.
"There's a fraction more barley gone in, because the price has been so strong and it's a good, competitive crop against ryegrass. Some farmers have also grown more feed barley simply for stock feed."
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While we are still away from the Official Release Wonder Woman. The movie slated to release on 2nd June but the initial reactions are out. And it seems like Wonder Woman is a winner all the way. She has managed to save the DC Universe and with what we are hearing, it is arguably the best DC Character since the portrayal of Christian Bale's "Batman". This could be a huge relief for DC considering the negative backlash they had received from the critics for the "Suicide Squad" and "Batman V Superman". As always, few selected journalists were invited to the initial screening of Gal Gadot's "Wonder Woman". Since the time embargo has been lifted by DC, we have only been hearing positive feedbacks from the critics:
"The 'Wonder Woman' Embargo Has Lifted Twitter" is my favorite Twitter. Also: #WonderWoman is really damn good. Loved every minute.
— Rachel Simon (@Rachel_Simon) May 19, 2017
When you're a critic who was planning all year to trash #WonderWoman and it turns out to be awesome: pic.twitter.com/RvRlbFoPq8
— Jeremy Conrad (@ManaByte) May 19, 2017
So yes I too saw #wonderwoman at a press screener & it's the best #dceu movie so far. @GalGadot owns the role & @PattyJenks hit a grand slam
— Ivan Pereira (@IvanPer4) May 19, 2017
#WonderWoman is the easily the best DCEU movie so far. It's got heart and a love of heroes. Pine and Gadot are charming beyond measure.
— Haleigh Foutch (@HaleighFoutch) May 19, 2017
#WonderWoman is hands down the best DCEU Film to date! Film is SO GOOD. I absolutely loved it! Bravo @PattyJenks @GalGadot @GeoffJohns 👏🏽⚔
— Umberto Gonzalez (@elmayimbe) May 19, 2017
We always take the initial reactions with a pinch of salt and are certain that while Wonder Woman may or may not be perfect but Gal Gadot is Wonder Woman is. We will be sharing our first hand review of Wonder Woman when it releases in India.
Official Synopsis of Wonder Woman:
"Before she was Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot), she was Diana, princess of the Amazons, trained to be an unconquerable warrior. Raised on a sheltered island paradise, Diana meets an American pilot (Chris Pine) who tells her about the massive conflict that's raging in the outside world. Convinced that she can stop the threat, Diana leaves her home for the first time. Fighting alongside men in a war to end all wars, she finally discovers her full powers and true destiny."


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IFM Investors, the pension fund owned global investment manager, has acquired a controlling majority stake in the outstanding commercial debt of the UK's M6toll road ("M6toll" or "the Company"), granting it effective control of the asset.
Christian Seymour, Head of Infrastructure, Europe at IFM Investors, commented:
"M6toll has an essential role to play in easing congestion at the heart of the UK motorway network, and we recognise its importance to the community and for commercial users. As a long-term investor investing on behalf of pension funds, including UK local authority pension schemes, we will be focused on operating M6toll responsibly and ensuring its long-term viability.
"M6toll complements our existing portfolio of toll road and other infrastructure investments. We bring significant knowledge from being a hands-on owner of toll roads for over 15 years, in which time we've delivered substantial benefit and value to these individual assets and the communities they serve. Under our stewardship, we believe M6toll can provide stable and secure returns for our pension fund investors over many years."
M6toll is a 43km dual three-lane tolled motorway near Birmingham in the West Midlands, England. Located within the key traffic corridor that links the South-East to the North-West of the UK, it provides an alternative route to one of the main and busiest motorways in the UK. It is the only privately-owned and user-tolled road in the UK, serving predominantly long distance through-traffic and light vehicles. The motorway has a remaining concession life of 37 years.
IFM Investors has a detailed plan to ensure a smooth transition for all stakeholders, including employees, creditors, local communities and government.
IFM Investors was a pioneer in infrastructure investment over 20 years ago, and now manages over £22 billion[1] in infrastructure on behalf of more than 175 institutional investors, including UK pension funds.
Details of the transaction remain confidential.
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Synonyms: Strontium (II) nitrate (1:2); nitric acid, strontium salt CAS No.: 10042-76-9 Molecular Weight: 212 Chemical Formula: Sr(NO3)2
Synonyms: Strontium (II) nitrate (1:2); nitric acid, strontium salt CAS No.: 10042-76-9 Molecular Weight: 212 Chemical Formula: Sr(NO3)2
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Strontium Nitrate 10042-76-9 100% Yes
Emergency Overview -------------------------- DANGER! STRONG OXIDIZER. CONTACT WITH OTHER MATERIAL MAY CAUSE FIRE. CORROSIVE. CAUSES BURNS TO ANY AREA OF CONTACT. HARMFUL IF SWALLOWED OR INHALED. SAF-T-DATA(tm) Ratings (Provided here for your convenience) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Health Rating: 3 - Severe (Life) Flammability Rating: 0 - None Reactivity Rating: 3 - Severe (Oxidizer) Contact Rating: 3 - Severe (Corrosive) Lab Protective Equip: GOGGLES & SHIELD; LAB COAT & APRON; VENT HOOD; PROPER GLOVES Storage Color Code: Yellow (Reactive) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Potential Health Effects ---------------------------------- Inhalation: Irritant to the nasal and respiratory passages due largely to the nitrate radical. Coughing, sneezing and some difficulty in breathing can occur in cases of exceptional dust inhalation.Higher levels may cause a chemical pneumonia. Ingestion: Toxicity rating is low (2-3) because strontium salts are poorly absorbed from the digestive system. Large doses may, however, upset the osmotic balance and cause vomiting and diarrhea as well as nitrate irritation. Skin Contact: Corrosive. Symptoms of redness, pain, and severe burn can occur. Eye Contact: Corrosive. Contact can cause blurred vision, redness, pain and severe tissue burns. Chronic Exposure: Repeated exposure has caused damage to heart muscle, lungs, liver, kidneys, and blood-forming organs; and effects the nervous system in animals. Repeated exposure causes strontium nitrate to accumulate in the body and effects can persist after exposure stops. Aggravation of Pre-existing Conditions: Persons with pre-existing skin disorders or eye problems or impaired liver or kidney function may be more susceptible to the effects of the substance. Persons on diets low in calcium may be at greater risk of absorbing more strontium nitrate.
Inhalation: Remove to fresh air. If not breathing, give artificial respiration. If breathing is difficult, give oxygen. Get medical attention. Ingestion: Induce vomiting immediately as directed by medical personnel. Never give anything by mouth to an unconscious person. Get medical attention. Skin Contact: Immediately flush skin with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes while removing contaminated clothing and shoes. Get medical attention immediately. Wash clothing before reuse. Thoroughly clean shoes before reuse. Eye Contact: Immediately flush eyes with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes, lifting lower and upper eyelids occasionally. Get medical attention immediately.
Fire: Not combustible, but substance is a strong oxidizer and its heat of reaction with reducing agents or combustibles may cause ignition. Contact with oxidizable substances may cause extremely violent combustion. Poisonous gases are produced in fire, including oxides of nitrogen. Explosion: Strong oxidants may explode when shocked, or if exposed to heat, flame, or friction. Also may act as initiation source for dust or vapor explosions. Sensitive to mechanical impact. Sensitive to static discharge. Fire Extinguishing Media: Dry chemical, foam, carbon dioxide, or water spray. Special Information: In the event of a fire, wear full protective clothing and NIOSH-approved self-contained breathing apparatus with full facepiece operated in the pressure demand or other positive pressure mode.
Remove all sources of ignition. Ventilate area of leak or spill. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment as specified in Section 8. Spills: Clean up spills in a manner that does not disperse dust into the air. Use non-sparking tools and equipment. Reduce airborne dust and prevent scattering by moistening with water. Pick up spill for recovery or disposal and place in a closed container. Keep the substance out of a confined space, such as a sewer, because of the possibility of an explosion.
Keep in a tightly closed container, stored in a cool, dry, ventilated area. Protect against physical damage and moisture. Isolate from any source of heat or ignition. Avoid storage on wood floors. Separate from incompatibles, combustibles, organic or other readily oxidizable materials. Containers of this material may be hazardous when empty since they retain product residues (dust, solids); observe all warnings and precautions listed for the product.
Airborne Exposure Limits: None established. Ventilation System: A system of local and/or general exhaust is recommended to keep employee exposures as low as possible. Local exhaust ventilation is generally preferred because it can control the emissions of the contaminant at its source, preventing dispersion of it into the general work area. Please refer to the ACGIH document, Industrial Ventilation, A Manual of Recommended Practices, most recent edition, for details. Personal Respirators (NIOSH Approved): For conditions of use where exposure to dust or mist is apparent and engineering controls are not feasible, a particulate respirator (NIOSH type N95 or better filters) may be worn. If oil particles (e.g. lubricants, cutting fluids, glycerine, etc.) are present, use a NIOSH type R or P filter. For emergencies or instances where the exposure levels are not known, use a full-face positive-pressure, air-supplied respirator. WARNING: Air-purifying respirators do not protect workers in oxygen-deficient atmospheres. Skin Protection: Wear impervious protective clothing, including boots, gloves, lab coat, apron or coveralls, as appropriate, to prevent skin contact. Eye Protection: Maintain eye wash fountain and quick-drench facilities in work area. Use chemical safety goggles and/or full face shield where dusting or splashing of solutions is possible.
Appearance: White powder or granules. Odor: Odorless. Solubility: 71 g/100 ml water at 18C Density: 2.98 pH: No information found. % Volatiles by volume @ 21C (70F): No information found. Boiling Point: 645C (1193F) Melting Point: 570C (1058F) Vapor Density (Air=1): No information found. Vapor Pressure (mm Hg): No information found. Evaporation Rate (BuAc=1): No information found.
Stability: Stable under ordinary conditions of use and storage. Hazardous Decomposition Products: Oxides of nitrogen and toxic metal fumes may form when heated to decomposition. Hazardous Polymerization: This substance does not polymerize. Incompatibilities: Reducing agents, organic compounds, halogens. Conditions to Avoid: Heat, flames, ignition sources and incompatibles.
Oral rat LD50: 2750 mg/kg.
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Whatever cannot be saved for recovery or recycling should be handled as hazardous waste and sent to a RCRA approved waste facility. Processing, use or contamination of this product may change the waste management options. State and local disposal regulations may differ from federal disposal regulations. Dispose of container and unused contents in accordance with federal, state and local requirements.
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Chemical Weapons Convention: No TSCA 12(b): No CDTA: No
SARA 311/312: Acute: Yes Chronic: Yes Fire: Yes Pressure: No
Reactivity: No (Pure / Solid)
Australian Hazchem Code: 1[T] Poison Schedule: None allocated. WHMIS: This MSDS has been prepared according to the hazard criteria of the Controlled Products Regulations (CPR) and the MSDS contains all of the information required by the CPR.
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Livestock pests study guide
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This material has been compiled from a variety of Extension publications from several states. The source publications are listed at the end of each pest or animal section. The contents offer an aid for preparation to take the state pesticide licensing examination on livestock pests.


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Barely a week after the Basongora a minority tribe in Kasese district installed their King Rwigi IV Kabumba Rutakirwa Ivan Bwebale, the central government has denied any knowledge about the newly established Kingdom.
The minister of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Dr.Ruhakana Rugunda speaking in a meeting with Rwenzururu King Charles Wesley Mumbere at his Buhikira palace in Kasese town on Saturday said that there was no issue in government about the Busongora Heritage Kingdom.
"About the Basongora and their King, the government knows nothing apart from seeing these issues in the media. This is a situation we are trying to understand as government". Dr. Rugunda said.
The Rwenzururu Kingdom has since refuted Basongora King declaring his coronation as "illegal, null and void".
The minister said that government will study the move by the Basongora because it is not quite understood by anyone at the moment.
Dr. Rugunda was seconded to the Rwenzururu Kingdom by President Yoweri Museveni to settle the uprising between the Bamba and Bakonzo in Bundibugyo district. The Bamba are fighting the Bakonzo in resistance of the Rwenzururu Kingdom under Omusinga (King) Charles Wesley Mumbere.
The Bamba according to reports on Friday attempted to burn the Kings shrine at his ancestral home that he recently mounted on his tour of Bundibugyo.
"The Basongora issue is another controversy because I did not expect it when I travelled to your Kingdom your majesty but government will handle". Dr. Rugunda said.
King Charles Wesley Mumbere told Dr. Rugunda in a meeting attended by Defense Minister Dr. Crispus Kiyonga that there is need for government to come out clearly on issues concerning the misunderstandings in the Kingdom before dividing the people.
Dr. Rugunda's statement contradicts what the King of the Basongora Rwigi IV Rutakirwa Ivan Bwebale said that he had informed the president about his cultural matters through a number of letters. He however, did not avail the replies from the president.
On the matters of Bundibugyo, Dr. Rugunda said he had held a series of meetings with different stakeholders including the Bamba and Batwa elders with hopes that there will be harmony.
He urged the Rwenzururu subjects to be calm and impress co-existence as the government is looking into the matters.
The Bamba and Bakonzo representatives led by the late Isaya Mukirania (Mumbere's father) walked out of the Tooro parliament on June 30, 1962 and worked together to fight the oppression by the Omukama hence forming the Rwenzururu Kingdom.
Isaya Mukirania was a Mukonzo, Kawamara and Mupalya were all Bamba and they recruited men for the struggle that was launched in the jungles of Mt. Rwenzori that has since been ongoing until 2009 when the government recognized Rwenzururu Kingdom.
It is not yet known what exactly the Bamba and Batwa want as they are fighting Mumbere's leadership.


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Choosing between tampons & pads can be daunting. If you've ever paid a visit to the 'Feminine Hygiene' section of the supermarket, you'll know that there are more types of sanitary product than there are Kardashian/Jenner/Hadid siblings put together.
There are mini tampons and regular tampons and super tampons. Applicator tampons and non-applicator tampons. Pads with wings, pads without wings. maxi pads, night time pads and unicorn pads that make your period look like a rainbow and turn your hair really shiny (ok, these aren't a thing – but a menstruating gal can dream).
The whole thing is a bit overwhelming, and let's face it, there's enough risk of shopping errors during your period as it is (how'd those eight bags of Minstrels get there?) without sanitary gear adding to the confusion. But never fear, we're here to break it down for you.
So seriously, what's the difference between tampons & pads?
Pads (also known as sanitary towels or sanitary napkins) are made of absorbent material that you stick, via an adhesive strip, to the inside of your underwear. Our awesome bettypads have extra material on the sides called 'wings' that you can fold over the edge of your knickers to make sure your pad doesn't slip around while you're busy slaying all day.
Tampons are also made of absorbent material, but compressed into a small cylindrical shape and inserted into your vagina like a fancy plug. There are a few different types of tampon: Some tampons have applicators, which help guide the tampon into place, whereas others you can insert with a clean finger. Tampons may take a bit of practice to get right, but when they're inserted correctly you shouldn't be able to feel them at all (like, AT ALL).
Many girls start out using pads because they're a bit simpler to use and then progress to using tampons when they want to exercise or go swimming. Others swear by pads for every occasion, all their lives. And some start with tampons and never look back. All these options are totally safe, it's just important to work out what's right for you and your body.
- Pads (AKA sanitary towels or sanitary napkins) are made of absorbent material that you stick, via an adhesive strip, to the inside of your pants.Tampons are also made of absorbent material, but compressed into a small cylindrical shape and inserted into your vagina. Some tampons have applicators, whereas others you can insert with a clean finger.Try a few different options so you can find a product that you're comfortable with and an absorbency that works for you. Dassit.
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Echochrome had Destructoid talking all the way back in 2007 at the Tokyo Game Show, where Nick Chester marvelled over its weirdness and generally sounded stoned out over it's Escher-esque leanings. The demo came out in Japan for the PSP on March 6th, which you can score here if you can directly connect your PSP to the PC (since it came with a USB cable, let's hope you can get that far.)
The Japanese commercial above shows a bit of the tongue-in-cheek humor I remember most fondly from Playstation 2's golden age of popularity, which sure does my heart good when it comes to the future of the PSP and PS3. Also, what's the deal with Japanese men with afros? How the hell do you grow that with a genetic predisposition for straight, fine hair?
[Via Gemaga - Thanks, Jeremy]
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I had the pleasure of going to FOSDEM this year and the annual spectacular didn't cease to deliver. During this year's conference, my second FOSDEM, I worked with Brian Stinson of CentOS fame to produce the Distributions Devroom.
FOSDEM gets busier every year and the Distributions Devroom was no different. For almost the entire day, the room was filled and we were routinely turning people away for lack of seats. The few times there was a dip in attendance seemed tied to the topic and not the time. This leads us to believe that the program was well balanced and represented the current thoughts and interests around distributions.
Read more over at the Red Hat Community Blog where this was originally posted.
Source From: fedoraplanet.org.
Original article title: Brian "bex" Exelbierd: Fedora Goes to FOSDEM.
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All sign ups are due at least 2 hours before each run. Failing to do so will slow the run down and maybe cost you your lot for the day.
List your name and absence reason here if you will be missing this run.
Name - Reason
Akada - Work
Chibibelle - absent 4 work
List your name and jobs available here if you will be attending this run. List jobs in order of preference We will try and keep you within your preferences.
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Exsonious - Atma of the Blinding Horn, if no one else has anything in mind >.>
Xyndifor - Iga mimikazari if no one else puts anything down
kamel - 2 Card of Voyage, or 5 Coin of Vision, or Sobek skins
Abyssea - Vunkerl for Ex's atma and Kam's cards, then Abyssea - Ule for Xyn's Earring
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Well, not much here yet. This is the place for biographical information, random stuff I've worked on, random personal interests, friends, etc. The part of a website that's going to be there, even if noone in their right mind is going to read it. Geeks are vain creatures, if nothing else.
See those links over there? Use them, there's some stuff in there now, and there'll be more added in the very near future. They are your friends. Click the links.


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Bird lovers, biologists, naturalists and photographers are flocking to Creston for the third annual Creston Valley Bird Fest from May 8-10.
The Creston Valley Bird Fest is a celebration of the art, the agriculture, and the birds of the Creston Valley. Birding expeditions, presentations, photography workshops and art displays are all part of the three-day festival.
The festival begins Friday with liquid refreshments and a photography display, followed by a buffet with presentations on great blue herons and bats. Buses then take people to three different locations: the Wildlife Interpretation Centre to learn more about bats, the Duck Lake dike for an evening stroll with Rocky Mountain naturalists Daryl Calder and Peter Davidson, and to Fox Tree Hill to watch hummingbirds.
Early morning guided birding tours to a variety of habitats are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday. This may be your opportunity to see northern orioles, mountain bluebirds, avocets, cinnamon teals, terns, Cooper's hawks, wood ducks and so many more. With 7,000 hectares of protected wetland and over 300 bird species recorded, the Creston Valley is where the birds are.
The Saturday lunch, catered by the Real Food Café, will sport two more presentations: "Birds of Africa" by Gary Davidson and "Endangered Species" by Dr. Rick Page, a member of the Committee for the Status of Endangered Wildlife. On Saturday afternoon, enjoy tours to four art studios, the organic Kootenay Meadows dairy farm and the Swan Valley Honey Farm, and learn about backyard herbs from Rachel Beck. Children's events and canoe tours are at the wildlife centre.
Saturday concludes with keynote speaker Dick Cannings — author of 10 books and one of the best authorities on B.C. birds.
Birding tours continue on Sunday with bag lunches available.
Over 60 people have registered to date. Some of the limited events are nearly full including "Birding by Bus" and Jim Lawrence's photography workshop.
For more information and to register online, visit www.crestonvalleybirds.ca or register in person at the College of the Rockies.


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Personal bankruptcy is more common in Pennsylvania today, even after Congress passed legislation to make it more difficult to qualify. The fact that so many people are unable to pay off their debts is alarming. Some may wonder why most are choosing to file for bankruptcy to begin with. Here are some of the main reasons why people are filing for bankruptcy.
Bankruptcy is often the only relief from medical expenses that can be found. Medical bills can add up to an overwhelming number very quickly, even for those who are insured. If one is struck with a costly medical affliction, they might turn to bankruptcy to help to pull them out of a rut.
People often file for bankruptcy after losing their job. With no income, it is very easy to get far behind with the bills. As the debt collectors come in, there is only one thing to do, file for bankruptcy.
An additional common reason that people are filing for bankruptcy is divorce. If you have divorced lately, you may find yourself lacking in assets and very behind in payments on bills and property. Bankruptcy is a way to bail you out of this scenario.
Other common reasons why people file for divorce include unexpected expenses and not living within your means. If there is more money going out than coming in, you will find yourself in even more debt quickly. If you would like more information, we encourage you to speak with a professional attorney today.


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Cooler Master's Master Liquid Lite, an easy start to watercooling
Subject: Cases and Cooling | January 18, 2018 - 03:44 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: cooler master, ML120L RGB, AIO, Master Liquid Lite
Cooler Master have released a new ML120L RGB AiO watercooler with a price tag of $60, intended to tempt those thinking about trying this style of cooler without increasing their cooling budget noticeably. The 120mm radiator will fit in the vast majority of cases, budget and flagship and is compatible with all modern processors. [H]ard|OCP tested the cooler with a Ryzen 7 1700 and found a really winner from a price to performance perspective. It is neither the most effective AiO cooler nor the quietest but from a value perspective it easily matches or beats even popular air coolers.
"Cooler Master has recently revamped its entire line of All-In-One liquid CPU coolers, and it has specifically addressed putting a lower priced product into the market with its "Lite" series of AIOs that it says are "An easy, reliable and low noise plunge into liquid cooling." Let's see how its smallest radiator stands up to an overclocked Ryzen CPU."
Here are some more Cases & Cooling reviews from around the web:
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I have a non RGB one of these sitting in it's box... Need to bust it out. Had plans to slap it on a 2500k or fx 8130.
It's cool these are so damn cheap, got it on Newegg for around $40 on sale.


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Not a pleasant journey he's having, I presume.
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Hanged to Death
Posted by: de engineur
Labels: People and Places, Wordless Wednesday
|What do u think?
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- Wak Gelas™ said...
ni kat KK bahh? dh macam trend gantung toys kann.. ejjJU
- 06 December, 2012
- smilla4blogs said...
How strange to see two individuals dragging this curious little figure! Is there some symbolism, or popular trend I am missing? Great observation on your part!
- 06 December, 2012
- Adam said...
I've seen a santa one last year
- 06 December, 2012
- Annmarie Pipa said...
interesting...one is a boy and one is girl! what is the purpose?
- 06 December, 2012
- de engineur said...
It is not a trend yet and I have no idea why people would do that.
It's not a pleasant sight; it kind of reminds you of those POWs being tortured by dragging them with horse, wagons, cars, etc.
- 06 December, 2012
- thomas said...
I really don't understand what this hanging is for.
- 07 December, 2012
- de engineur said...
Actually there's ample space INSIDE the car to hang those toys.
- 13 December, 2012
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NYC Fund for Girls & Young Women of Color LOI Due June 12, 2018
Posted on May 18, 2018
NYC Fund for Girls & Young Women of Color
Fall 2018 Grant Guidelines
The New York City Fund For Girls and Young Women of Color (The Fund)* is pleased to release its Fall 2018 Grant Guidelines. The Fund invites applications from organizations that: are led by and for young cis- and trans women of color; advance the collective leadership of young women, transgender and gender-nonconforming (TGNC) youth of color toward broad based change; use strategies of advocacy, community organizing, and long-term active participation in community and civic life; and specifically address systemic causes of racial, gender, and economic disparities faced by young women, transgender, and gender non-conforming (TGNC) youth of color.
The process begins with reviewing the attached grant guidelines and submitting a Letter of Inquiry. If your organization is selected to advance to the full application stage, you will receive further instructions for next steps in the process. Only organizations invited to submit full proposals will be considered for a grant award. The deadline for submitting Letters of Inquiry is noon on June 12th, 2018.
About the New York City Fund For Girls and Young Women of Color:
The New York City Fund for Girls and Young Women of Color envisions a city that offers every opportunity for all girls and young women of color, inclusive of two-spirited, transgender and gender non-binary youth, to succeed economically and socially. A collaborative effort of a diverse and growing group of funders**, it pools philanthropic resources to invest in non-profit organizations and efforts that promote the well-being and leadership of young women of color as change agents, and partners with communities and other allies to advance cultural and systemic change through the lenses of race, gender, and economic justice.
** 2018 Fund members include (list in formation): Andrus Family Fund; Brooklyn Community Foundation; Cricket Island Foundation; Ford Foundation; Foundation for a Just Society; Harnish Foundation; Jessie Smith Noyes Foundation; Ms. Foundation for Women; The New York Community Trust; New York Foundation; North Star Fund; NoVo Foundation; Pinkerton Foundation; Scherman Foundation; Schott Foundation; Surdna Foundation; Stonewall Community Foundation; The New York Women's Foundation; Third Wave Fund; William T. Grant Foundation.


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The 4th Deadliest Cause of Failure…
By Randy Gage in Success, Prosperity.
In this series, we're exploring the biggest causes of failure that are holding people back. (See the 5th deadliest here.) Today we look at:
The 4th Deadliest Cause of Failure…
I'm betting the 4th most deadly cause of failure will surprise many of you. That's because it is:
Attempting Success, with a Poverty Consciousness Mentality
I believe the most successful achievers expand their prosperity consciousness in a continually evolving process. The window they view their world through gets bigger and bigger as their consciousness expands.
Some examples in my own life:
As a gesture of prosperity consciousness, I sent fresh flowers to myself once. Then I decided I liked having a vase of fresh flowers delivered once a week. Now I spend more than $1,000 a month having fresh flowers delivered to my home.
There was a time if you would have told me you spent even $100 a month on flowers, I would have tried to get you committed into an insane asylum. But because I like living and working in a harmonious environment, my prosperity consciousness has grown.
When I started my leveraged sales business at 20, my dream was to earn $10,000 a month. I picked that number, because if I did that, I would be the wealthiest person I had ever met. (I figured that anyone who earned that much a month could never spend it!)
Eventually I reached that level of income. But instead of being complacent, my consciousness expanded and my dream became earning $50,000 a month. (And of course, thought no one could ever spend that much money.) But I discovered you can actually earn and spend that much money, and set my sights at $100,000 a month. After a couple years, I did reach that reality.
But here's the key: I didn't get to 100K at the same belief system I had at 50K. I had to expand the window I was viewing the world through.
And if you want to be more successful, so do you.
So what holds people back from expanding their window? There are some common things. First is an unhealthy fear of risk. Some people are incredibly fear-based. The idea of earning $1,000 is drowned out by their fear of losing $100.
Other times, it's because they give a disproportionate weight to other peoples' opinion of them. They are afraid they might fail and then people will think less of them. You have to realize that anyone who sees you attempt something and thinks less of you because you fail is a creep. And no one needs another creep in their life.
Almost any time you're making a decision based on fear, you're going to get negative results. You have to flip the switch to optimism. People who accomplish great things have a positive vision for their lives. This takes putting yourself through continuous positive programming, and associating with positive people.
The other issue with fear-based people is their propensity to want to inch forward. You don't get to the really great destinations solely by taking tiny baby steps. Sometimes you simply have to take a leap. Sprint for a while.
People with poverty consciousness get greedy and actually restrict their earning potential. Let me give you an example…
I was consulting with someone on growing their business. They had a scenario where they had a famous brand name co-sponsor, a captive audience, and an upside to grow their business 10-20X quickly. They had the organizational stuff done and the logistics locked up. What they were missing was the marketing element: social media, copywriting and online marketing.
I offered to come in as a partner, because I saw how we could readily add $10-15 million a year instantly, with what I could do with marketing. But the owner comes from a poor childhood and still has poverty consciousness. He didn't want to give up equity, thinking he could just hire vendors or employees who could do what I was offering.
Six years later, he's still scuffling along, exactly where he started. But he saved money in his mind. You're better off with 50 percent of $10 million instead of 100 percent of $200,000.
I have categorized these five causes of failure, based on my work coaching with some of the most brilliant people in the world through consulting and my Breakthrough U coaching program. Due to demand, I am opening up five additional spaces. If you want to play in that sandbox, act quickly.
In tomorrow's post, we'll explore the 3rd deadliest cause of failure. One I see in all groups: managers, entrepreneurs and sales people.
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"I offered to come in as a partner, because I saw how we could readily add $10-15 million a year instantly, with what I could do with marketing."
You not gonna believe it, but it is just happening to my company.
"But the owner comes from a poor childhood and still has poverty consciousness."
"He didn't want to give up equity, thinking he could just hire vendors or employees who could do what I was offering."
That was my thought at first, but because I following you from years now, I already said yes.
Modern day "Charles Fillmore"! ..mind expanding stuff! #grateful RG!
Was just struggling w/ this yesterday — perfect timing ..thanks!
Also love the flower example!… people would say you're crazy even for $100.00 and judge it was a waste… question to myself: What I am withholding that brings me enjoyment?…because I am judging it!!! I think a fabulous steak dinner at my favorite restaurant is in order tonight. 🙂 I'll toast you while I'm there! TY
Love it, good for you!
I love your posts. I regularly follow on here and YouTube and I share them on social media. Thank you so much.
Thank you for getting the word out!


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Last time, I organize 1st Hungry Ghost food gathering. The reason is, I would like to met up with some of the blogger and it should be fun if blogger can have some gathering for little chat & share an experience. At the end, 4 blogger has turn up.
Why I choose this place, I pass by this restaurant every time I went back from work. Looks nice from outside & a lot of good review about it in internet. The delicious Honkee Porridge is a legacy that has been passed down from one generation to another.
The Hon Kee name spans three generations starting from our late grandfather Wong Yu Wah, who got the congee stall going 60 years ago in Petaling Street, Kuala Lumpur. Each time a bowl is brought to the table, the goal is for the diner to experience the authenticity of our family's recipes.
The cosy interior XD
It's very easy to spot this restaurant since it's obviously can been spotted from outside with their huge cartoon picture on the wall + with the green color as their theme.
I was be informed that they've also recently opened a stall in at Lot10's Hutong food hall. Eric and Herbet is the one who managed these two new outlets and their sister runs the original stall in Jalan Hang Lekir.
I never post any porridge in my blog because I tried to find the best porridge. Now I found it!
Time to have my breakfast after I didn't take any dinner the night before… Damn hungry wei ^oo^
Raw/ Cooked Fish Sliced Porridge @ RM5.50.
It's depends how you handle it. If you just put on the top of it and straight eat, it will be raw lor… We choose to mix it a while with the porridge and cook it a little bit XD Too many sashimi I had this month d…
Snakehead Fish (Ikan Haruan)
They used a fresh fish which is fresh from the supplier every morning and that's the reason how they can maintain the freshness of the fish and also served the best ingredient to the customer.
The sliced of fish is not too thin and not too thick.
The porridge is smooth and what else is the perfect brunch if not a bowl of porridge? As the porridge is cook on slow heat thus its texture is superbly smooth and nice.
The raw fish slices (Wan Yue in Chinese) is always served with a dash of sesame oil and lots of shredded ginger, spring onion and coriander. It's not complete without a plate of sliced yau char kuai (Chinese crullers) The porridge? It's smooth texture and that's what we call… Porridge
Mix & Match @ RM6.50 (Combination Century Egg & Shredded Chickens)
Century egg is one of my favorite ^oo^ I'm glad that they have mix & match which is I can try the chicken and egg XD The century flavor is quite strong if want compare with other stall that sell century egg such as Bukit Cina Satay Celup @ Malacca.
The shredded chicken is fine for me since it's not too thin. So I can bite, bite and bite the chicken meat… I love bite XP
Chee Cheong Fun with Pork Curry @ RM4.90
No idea since I didn't try it =.="
Honkee Porridge was cooperate with Chinese Snacks operator from Petaling Street to their Damansara Utama (Uptown) outlet. Since 1953, they sells an array of fried Chinese pastries such as Yau Cha Kwai (Chinese crullers nice to eat together with porridge) and Ham Chim Peng.
On that day, all of us had opportunity to try all their dish for free! Customers will get fresh you tiao that would go perfectly with a steaming bowl of Honkee Famous Porridge!!!
Yau Cha Kwai/ You Tiao (Chinese crullers nice to eat together with porridge) @ RM1.00
This You Tiao is a long, golden-brown, deep fried strip of dough in Chinese cuisine and other East and Southeast Asian cuisines and is usually eaten for breakfast. For me, personally I like to dip inside porridge. It's not too salty & too oily.
Ham Chim Peng (plain and with red bean) @ RM1.00
Ham Chim Peng (the glutinous rice) @ RM1.00
Actually, it's a type of salted pan cake or Chinese deep fried bun like pastry. It is a popular street food. It is round shape. The Ham Chim Peng may comes in 3 types, the normal (salted), the red bean filling (tau sar) and the glutinous rice (chu bee).
Lo Pak Kao (carrot cake) @ RM1.00
Not much to talked about it. For me is just ordinary. Outside crispy and inside soft XD
Worth to try!
Siew Hou Jou @ RM1.80
The dough a little bit hard but Rebeca love it. It will be nice if you mix with the sugar.
Top Right… Milo Iced (RM2.50) & White Coffee (RM2.50)
Bottom Right… Chinese Tea (RM0.80) & Soya Bean (RM2.50)
For the Soya Bean, Rebeca have a fresh soya which is home-made and not from the can or bottle that normally sold outside.
1st photo… Your truly & Eric Wong
2nd photo… Camelia Chan, Your truly & Eric Wong
Thanks to Eric Wong which is he provide us free meal XD
8/10 for the service. Efficient and Friendly.
7/10 for the food quality and quantity of the food excellent.
9/10 for the environment. Clean, good place to hang out with friends and chit chat.
No 71, Jalan SS21/1A,
Damansara Utama, 47400 Petaling Jaya.
Business Hours – Daily, 7am – 10pm
1. Lot10, Hutong, Jalan Bukit Bintang.
Business Hours – Daily, 10am – 10pm
2. No 93, Jalan Hang Lekir, 50000, Kuala Lumpur. (Petaling Street)
Business Hours – Daily, 5am – 1.30pm
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P.S.: This is based on individual's taste and liking and if there's any other further questions about this restaurant or the food, feel free to drop a comment. Thanks!


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5 Reasons You Need Dropship Wholesalers
Author: Tisha Hedges
Last updated 8/28/2018
While it does take time to establish a brand and gain speed with the community as a serious professional and brand, the end result can be both surprising and inspiring.
But it's also necessary to stress that retailing online is not a means of quick cash ... the internet is not an ATM. People that work toward establishing their online retail store work for years before reaching their goals ... often without a single sale during that time.
A few reasons why so many retailers seek out dropship wholesalers includes the following:
1. Reduce Product Overhead
While brick and mortar businesses are forced to make the initial investment of purchasing the product in order to stock their shelves, the online retailer can leap-frog that step and eliminate the product overhead and risk of not selling the product entirely.
2. Eliminate Loss of Investment
Because online retailers don't need to make the risk of purchasing products customers don't want, you can literally eliminate the loss of your investment as well. This keeps your budget healthy, which in turn keeps your business strong. This is especially important during economic crisis and personal financial problems that may rise in the future.
3. Dropshipping Wholesalers Are Professionals
When it comes to shipping product all over the world, it may be quite a challenge for the novice online retailer. Why worry about messing up an order, not shipping product with enough protection, or losing your tracking information when you can leave it to the pros? Drop shipping wholesalers are experienced specialists that regularly ship products all over the world (depending on the drop shipping wholesaler).
4. Dropshipping Wholesalers Free You to Focus On Customers
When you work with a drop shipping professional, you're free to focus on what matters the most -- customer service and customer satisfaction. So instead of struggling to stay on top of everything involved with shipping products, you can focus on keeping your customer happy and getting to know them a little better. The value in the ability to know your customers is becoming more and more important as the market becomes increasingly saturated, because customers are looking for people and businesses they can trust, not just from which to buy products. The more you get to know your customer, the more likely you are to see more business from them in the future.
5. Stay Organized
The one downside to trying to do everything yourself is it's easy to slip up on things that need to be done. Shipping is no exception ... and perhaps one of the most troublesome aspects of running a business online. It requires efficiency, professionalism, and skill.
Why risk slipping up when you could be achieving all of the mentioned points with a dropshipping wholesaler? Find a dropshipping wholesaler for your niche and continue forward with a healthier bottom line, more efficient process, and the ability to give your customers the attention they deserve in this overcrowded market.


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The revelation Monday by U.S. Sen. Angus King that he has prostate cancer wasn't particularly surprising given his age and gender.
With the exception of skin cancer, it's the most common type of cancer in men, particularly those over the age of 65. King is 71.
An estimated 238,500 men in the United States were diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2013, and 60 percent of them were over 65, according to the American Cancer Society.
Despite its prevalence, prostate cancer is among the most treatable forms of cancer, particularly if it's isolated, which appears to be the situation in King's case.
Dr. Durado Brooks, director of cancer control and intervention at the American Cancer Society and a specialist in prostate and colo-rectal cancer, said that's because prostate cancer is usually not aggressive and rarely spreads.
If prostate cancer has not spread or metastasized, patients can often treat it with surgery – either removing any tumor or by removing the entire prostate. King's surgery will be the latter.
Some, however, may choose not to be treated.
Dr. Philip Kantoff, chief of the division of solid tumor oncology at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, said treatment is not always needed.
"People who are diagnosed should consider all their options, but there is usually no need to rush," he said.
King, in a statement Monday announcing his diagnosis and plans for surgery, said the cancer was detected during a blood test during a recent routine exam.
Although he did not specify, that likely means a prostate-specific antigen, or PSA, test.
Elevated PSA levels can be a marker of prostate cancer, but that is not always the case. In fact, the tests for men aged 50 and older, once common, are less so today. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control does not recommend PSA tests for men who show no symptoms.
Kantoff said the controversy over PSA tests is valid, but he still thinks they have value.
A rectal exam also can reveal signs of cancer.
If either a PSA test or a rectal exam suggests cancer, a doctor will conduct a biopsy, which is what happened in King's case.
In early stages, prostate cancer rarely results in symptoms and King said he showed none. In more advanced stages, though, patients might have problems with urination or erectile dysfunction.
Other than age and family history, there are no concrete risk factors associated with prostate cancer, according to the American Cancer Society, although African American men are more likely to be diagnosed.
Doctors often use the five-year survival rate when discussing cancer diagnoses, referring to the percentage of patients who live at least five years after their diagnosis.
The five-year survival rate for prostate cancer is more than 95 percent, although the American Cancer Society said some men do die while they have prostate cancer, but not from it.
Although it's treatable, prostate cancer remains the second leading cause of cancer death in American men behind lung cancer, largely because of the average age of the patients when they are diagnosed and the high number of those diagnosed with the disease.
In Maine, 1,360 men died from prostate cancer from 2000 to 2012 (the most recent data available from the Maine Center for Disease Control), an average of 105 per year.
Eric Russell can be contacted at 791-6344 or:
Twitter: @PPHEricRussell
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30 ml sample from August Glossybox
In my August Glossybox which you can see reviewed here, I received this sample bottle (30 ml) of the Purity cleanser for face & eyes by Philosophy. Now I have heard so much about the Philosophy brand and was extremely excited to try this little number. I believe I have read up on this cleanser and YouTubers and Bloggers have raved about this and I wanted to know if it was worth the hype. I can actually say it isn't in my opinion. Sorry you lovers of this product out there. But here is why.
Let's speak of the negatives first, the product itself is very oily on the skin. I squirted a little on a cotton pad and wiped it over my clean face. It does foam up and does cleanse the skin don't get me wrong, but it just leaves a horrible oily residue feel to my skin. Now you all know if you follow my blog that I have oily skin so this didn't really agree with my skin type and that's a definite deal breaker for me. On to the positives though, I love the smell, it reminds me of the antibiotics we used to have as kids, the banana scented one, can you remember it? It smells divine. I would say whilst on the face it can be seen as greasy, it does however, work a treat to remove stubborn eye make up, so I suppose that's an upside.
All in all I would say that for oily skin types this isn't so great for the face as a cleanser, it does remove dirt and whatever, but it leaves an oily residue on the face. But as an eye make up remover, it's brilliant. I suppose this would be a great little sample bottle to take travelling as a quick cleanser fix, but I think I'll stick to the B.Pure cleanser which I have been using for months (reviewed here).
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