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UK-wide alert over NHS worker with Hepatitis C At least 3,000 former patients contacted after discovery that NHS worker unknowingly had virus for decades.
Thousands of people across the UK are being contacted after a healthcare worker infected two patients with the Hepatitis C virus.
A major alert is under way after it was discovered that a retired obstetrics and gynaecology worker unknowingly had the virus while employed by the NHS for decades.
It is known the healthcare worker infected two patients with the virus while working at a hospital in Wales, Public Health England said.
At least 3,000 former patients are being contacted by letter informing them of the risk and a series of confidential helplines and a support service have been set up.
Several hundred patients in other areas of Wales who may have come into contact with the health worker are also being contacted.
In England around 400 former patients are being contacted, while urgent steps are being taken to check historic patient records in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
"It has recently come to light that the healthcare worker is known to have transmitted the virus to two patients while working at a hospital in Wales from 1984 until they ceased clinical practice in 2002," a PHE spokesman said.
"A 'lookback' patient notification exercise involving the review of at least 3,000 former hospital patients' notes and records from the Caerphilly district miners hospital has been announced by the Aneurin Bevan health board today.
"Around 200 former hospital patients from two other hospitals in Wales where the healthcare worker practised for a short time are also being contacted.
"Those patients identified as exposed or possibly exposed to Hepatitis C are being sent individual letters and asked to call a special confidential helpline, inviting them to attend a hospital clinic or, if they have moved away from the area, their GP for a blood test."
He added: "Effective treatments are available for Hepatitis C and further information and advice will also be provided to anyone who needs it.
"There is only a small chance that a patient might acquire Hepatitis C virus infection through surgical contact with an infected healthcare worker.
"The risk is very low as this can only occur if the healthcare worker is infectious and leads or assists in an operation or procedure on the patient. However, even in such circumstances transmission is very rare."
The healthcare worker is known to have worked at other hospitals across the UK prior to working in Wales, including 11 hospitals in England from 1975 to 1983.
"Similar lookback exercises are taking place in parallel across all the hospitals in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland where the healthcare worker practised," the spokesman said.
"Less than 400 women in England have so far been identified as having definitely or possibly had operations conducted by the affected healthcare worker.
"They will be contacted directly by letter inviting them to call a confidential helpline, to discuss whether they would like to have a blood test arranged at their GP practice."
As it has been almost 30 years since the individual worked in hospitals in England, records of women who may be at risk are in some cases incomplete, for example if the hospital has been renamed or patients have moved around the country, PHE said.
In England, the helpline and support service (0800 121 4400) will also be in place from Thursday, for any woman who is concerned because they had an obstetric or gynaecological operation, or they gave birth, at one of the 11 hospitals during the specified periods.
Dr Paul Cosford, medical director at PHE, said: "We have worked hard to identify women in England who might have been at risk of contracting infection with Hepatitis C from this healthcare worker and are contacting them to offer advice and a blood test for Hepatitis C, should they wish to have one.
"I want to emphasise that the risk of infection is very small and that we are offering them testing purely as a precaution.
"Around one in 250 adults in England have chronic Hepatitis C infection and it does not automatically lead to health problems.
"Treatment can help clear the infection in up to 80% of cases, which is why it's important to identify anyone who may be at risk of having been infected so treatment can be started if necessary."
The healthcare worker in question was infected with Hepatitis C but, as with most cases, suffered no symptoms and was unaware of the infection.
As soon as the risk of infection was recognised, and a transmission was confirmed, a process of tracing their occupational history began, PHE said.
Since 2007, all healthcare workers who are new to the NHS are tested for Hepatitis C by their employing trust, including anyone performing certain procedures (known as exposure-prone procedures).
Existing NHS healthcare workers performing exposure-prone procedures for the first time are also tested for Hepatitis C.
Hepatitis C is a virus which can lead to inflammation of the liver and cause chronic liver disease and, very rarely if untreated, cancer of the liver.
Most people are unaware of their infection because the liver can still operate when damaged and the virus does not cause any symptoms.
It is often only when the liver becomes seriously damaged and symptoms occur that people visit their GP. Antiviral therapies can clear the virus in many cases.
The virus is transmitted through blood-to-blood contact, and very rarely through sexual intercourse. Infection is not possible through social contact, kissing or sharing food and drink.
In the UK, sharing of equipment by intravenous drug users is the commonest form of infection with hepatitis C. Testing first became available in 1991.
Around 10,000 new hepatitis C diagnoses are made in England each year and around 160,000 adults in England are estimated to be living with a chronic infection.
Hospitals in Hepatitis C alert
This is a list of hospitals in the UK where the health worker practised, in some cases only for a matter of weeks.
England – from September 1975 until December 1983
• Grimsby General hospital, now Diana Princess of Wales hospital.
• Burnley General hospital.
• Bedford hospital.
• City general hospital, Carlisle, now Cumberland infirmary.
• Herts and Essex hospital.
• All Saints hospital, Kent, now Medway Maritime hospital.
• Stepping Hill hospital, Stockport.
• Doncaster Gate hospital, Rotherham, now Rotherham hospital.
• Royal Victoria hospital, Boscombe, now the Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch NHS foundation trust.
• Royal general hospital, Treliske, now the Royal Cornwall hospital.
• Peterborough district hospital, now Peterborough city hospital.
Wales – up until 2003
• Wrexham Maelor hospital.
• East Glamorgan hospital.
• Caerphilly Miners' hospital.
Northern Ireland – from January to November 1979
• The Mid Ulster hospital, Magherafelt.
Scotland – from March 25 to July 3 1981
• Fife hospitals.
The Guardian
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See also:
- NHS hepatitis C infection warning for women NHS Choices

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Since I'm working on the middah of gratitude this week, I want to focus on the morning blessings, Birkot ha-shachar, in my daily prayers. These blessings all start with the foundational six words, Baruch atah Adonai Elohenu melech ha-olam, "Blessed are you, Lord our God, king of the universe," and then go on to thank God for a specific gift—for opening our eyes, providing clothing, giving us a firm step, giving strength to the weary. By reciting these blessings—fourteen in the Koren Siddur that I use—I can build my day on a platform of gratitude.
Rebbe Nachman of Breslov is well known for his promotion of a practice called hitbodedut (make-oneself-alone). Hitbodedut is the practice of taking one hour (or however long you can) every day and pour out all of yourself before God.
The Hebrew word for "true", emet, occurs six times in the concluding portion of the Shema section of shacharit. In fact, it is the first word spoken after the third paragraph of the Shema (Numbers 15). The central placement of the word in the concluding portion of the Shema gives us a glimpse into our sages' deepest values about our relationship with God. While there is no doubt that truth is embedded in all of the davening, the Shema itself is a very specific kind of statement about God and our relationship with him. The Truth expressed in the words of the Shema must be reiterated so as to embed its message into the mind and heart of the one davening.
In Cheshbon HaNefesh, calmness is not spoken of in terms of an internal state. In fact, it is equanimity that serves as the middah to deal with internal equilibrium. Calmness is spoken in terms of communication. Calmness requires that we step outside our emotional reactions to a situation and connect with true compassion for all who are involved, in a levelheaded and gentle manner. One might think that the primary way to achieve this is to rise above the circumstances of everyday life so that they do not move or affect us. Such an idea frightens me. How could we really be who God would have us be without deep compassion and caring? I cannot be a partner with God in repairing the world if I am mentally and emotionally detached. We need to be as invested in creation as God is if we're to fulfill our purpose.
Let your speech always be gracious, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how you ought to answer everyone. --Colossians 4:6
Silence is not one of the first things that comes to mind when thinking about the davening experience. Any given service is saturated with words, words that one must say to fulfill one's obligation to pray before God. Still, I cannot help but be struck that the Talmud states that the sages took one hour to meditate before praying (B. B'rakhot 30b). We also know the amidah is closed with a moment of silence (see B.Megillah, Ch. 2). This means silence is an essential feature of preparation for, and conclusion of, prayer.
Fiddler on the Roof teaches us that there is a blessing for everything in Judaism (including the czar)! One can come to the same conclusion with careful analysis of a siddur or halachic work that discusses blessings.
The Koren Siddur, for example, actually lists some of the rarer blessings to be found in siddurim, including the blessings over: seeing a rainbow, hearing thunder, seeing lightning, coming to a place where a miracle has occurred, etc. We also discover that many of the morning blessings were initially intended (and many still do this) to be recited while performing certain actions, such as the blessing over the body after using the bathroom, the blessing over crowning Israel with glory when covering one's head, and so on.
"Please, Lord our God, do not make us dependent on the gifts or loans of other people, but only on Your full, open, holy and generous hand…" -- The Koren Sacks Siddur, p.982
It is a mitzvah to bless God before and after meals. The order of Birkat HaMazon takes us on a journey through various modes of thanksgiving as we see above from the third blessing, the blessing for Jerusalem.
"What are we? What are our lives? What is our loving-kindness? What is our righteousness… What shall we say before you, Lord our God?… Are not all the mighty like nothing before you?… Yet we are your people, the children of your covenant… Therefore it is our duty to thank you…" (The Koren Siddur, pg. 36)
Decisiveness is a middah that really holds the amidah together. This shows up in a few particular ways.


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While this may come a little late - I just saw the video below - William Winram achieved a new world record in variable weight (complete story here). I first met William in 2008 while diving in South Africa with Tiger Sharks. At that point my old man was in his late 60s and putting in more water time than anyone I knew - he could easily be in the water 9 hours without flinching. I will always remember William saying - when I "grow-up" I want to be like your dad, have the energy and the passion.
It seems like William is doing just that - by no means a young buck - William continues to push the limits all while being humble. I always liked William for those reasons, he is a good person and his mind and heart are in the right place. Since 2008, William has also become a strong advocate for sharks.


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Before people in your organization can begin using your Google services, you need to create user accounts for each person. An account provides users with a name and password for signing in to their Google services, as well as an email address (if you're using Gmail). Optionally, you can add more information to your users' profiles and even add custom attributes you specify for your organization.
Before you begin
Before you add users, you need to add licenses to your account. How you add licenses depends on what kind of plan you have. See how to get more licenses.
We recommend that you resolve any potential conflicting accounts before you add users to your new account. To avoid creating conflicting accounts, you can find and manage your existing users with the Transfer tool for unmanaged users. For details, see Find and manage existing Google Accounts.Create one or more user accounts
- Add users individually using your Google Admin console. Easiest
- Add several users at once by uploading their names in a CSV file.
If your organization has an LDAP directory:
- Use Google Cloud Directory Sync to synchronize user data in your existing LDAP directory with your Google account (syncs groups, contacts, and organizations, too).
- Use the Admin SDK Directory API to provision a large number of users with data from your existing LDAP directory, such as Microsoft® Active Directory®. This API provides more flexibility than Google Cloud Directory Sync, but requires programming.
- Use G Suite Migration for IBM® Notes® if you're migrating from IBM Notes.
- Each account's username becomes that person's login name and the first part of their email address. If your domain is solarmora.com, a user whose email is firstname.lastname@example.com has the username jsmith. If your organization's Google Account has multiple domain names associated with it, you specify which domain name to use when you create the user account.
- Each user gets 30 GB of storage space for their email and attachments.
- It can take up to 24 hours for a new user account to appear in the searchable G Suite Directory.
See also: Name and password guidelines.
After creating user accounts, you can:
- Assign users to different organizational units, to control their access to features and services.
- Associate up to 30 alternate email addresses (also called email aliases) with a user account.
- Change a user's display name, which appears in messages they send and receive.


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Flags make unique holiday gifts
Are you looking for a unique gift for someone on your list? A flag can be a welcomed gift.
When buying someone a traditional flag, such as the American flag, make sure they have a place to properly display the flag. A flag pole or a holder on the side of their house are the most popular places to hang the American flag.
Displaying the American flag also requires proper etiquette, so make sure the recipient knows how and when to fly the Stars and Stripes.
Decorative flags also make good gifts. These flags can be displayed wherever a homeowner wishes, usually on the side of the house or in a garden. Decorative flags come in a variety of shapes, sizes and designs.


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Regardless of what your parents said, books don't always have to be for reading. British artist, Jennifer Collier collects all kinds of papers, magazines, maps, and sheet music, and recycles them to create incredible wrapping for ordinary objects that would otherwise go unnoticed.
With years of crafting experience, Collier bonds, waxes an traps paper materials to create a fabric. She also painstakingly stitches the paper together and oftentimes onto objects such as sewing machines, binoculars and lanterns.
However, Collier's process begins first with scouring thrift stores and charity shops for inspiring material. Most often a poem or single quote will provide her with ideas to animate a new design.
Each of Collier's pieces are one-of-a-kind unique, and oftentimes inspired by their wrapping material. Cameras are covered in maps and postcards to echo the travels it may endure, and typewriters are neatly wrapped in a romantic novel or sonnet. Even shoes are coated with waltzing sheet music. Though each piece is incredibly detailed and wrapped in every single tiny crevasse, the hand-sewn paper leaves a delicate and ethereal finish.
Collier also creates dresses, shoes, and other garments out of the sewn paper. They are non-functional, but are aimed at communicating ideas about recycling and the nature of what we value and throw away. She enjoys working with transient material and making something new and beautiful out of what was nearly disposed of.
Though Collier has exhibited all over the U.K. and has been featured in magazines such as Elle Decoration, Living Etc., Marie Claire, and Country Living, she has not forgotten her roots. She holds craft workshops in local community and health centers as well as in her own workspace called Unit Twelve. The converted barn shared with four other artists is not only a place for children and locals to learn and be inspired, but also serves as an exhibition space for local talent. Here Collier teaches everything from paper mache to weaving and textile techniques.
Surrounded by Collier's very own creations, students are inspired to create and explore their own projects, and are encouraged to take a second look at recyclable materials in their own home.


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California Republicans, as they can do under the state's fiscal rules, are hostage takers. They make lists of demands, and use their leverage -- primarily under the requirement of a two-thirds vote for new taxes and fees -- to press for them.
A question for California's would-be reformers: why let the GOP legislators have all the fun?
There's no good reason why those who know the state needs constitutional reform, both inside and outside the government, can't use the fiscal rules to do the same thing. In fact, the concern about this year's budget could be leveraged for constitutional reform -- just as Republicans are seeking to do.
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Would-be reformers would be criticized for this, and would pay a political price. (Democratic leaders would likely try to punish any legislator who made such demand by busting them to a smaller office or taking away committee assignments). But the cause of reformers would be just -- and any punishment would bring badly-needed attention to their cause. Remember: No matter what happens with this year's budget -- whether there are temporary tax extensions or even bigger cuts -- the state will still be stuck in its current fiscal and governance crisis next year. The crisis is a product of the broken constitution, with its inflexible initiative rules and all the different super-majorities and spending mandates that make budgeting so difficult.
So here's a way out: Start with a clear demand for constitutional reform. My preference: that the governor and legislature must support a top-to-bottom constitutional revision process, either by appointing a commission or calling a constitutional convention. A commission, if appointed, would have to have the power to submit what it produces to voters for an up-or-down vote.
Yes, this would require a two-thirds vote. But so does any budget in our current fix. Raising revenues would require two-thirds, which means that a single Democrat, just as much as a Republican, can make this ransom demand. And if taxes are off the table, cutting the budget would require a suspension of fiscal rules like the Prop 98 education funding guarantee--which also is a two-thirds vote.
This could be a particularly effective strategy -- precisely because the ability of a reformer to take hostages would show the need for reform. When challenged and criticized, the talking point would be obvious. "Yes, I am exploiting California's broken constitutional system and fiscal rules. The difference is that I'm doing this in service of fixing this system -- so this kind of hostage taking could never happen again."
The path is clear. Does anyone out -- either a legislator or an interest group with leverage over a legislator -- have the guts to back it?


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Jeremiah S. Finch, longtime faculty member and administrator, dies at age 95
Jeremiah S. Finch, a professor emeritus of English at Princeton who
made an indelible mark on the University through his service in two key
administrative roles, died Thursday, Aug. 25, in Jamesburg, N.J. He was
Finch, who joined the Princeton faculty in 1936, was dean of the college from 1955 to 1961 and secretary of the University from 1966 to 1974.
Thomas Wright, who succeeded him as secretary, said that Finch excelled at his work because of the way he inspired people and paid attention to details.
"He was one of the loveliest, sweetest, kindest people in the world," said Wright, secretary of the University from 1974 until 2004. "Jerry was an exceptional motivator because people were so fond of him. People worked very hard because he was so generous, thoughtful and kind."
Wright said that Finch was extremely meticulous in his efforts to maintain the minutes of the Board of Trustees and other official records of the University. "He was a wonderful stickler for precision and correct grammar and word usage," he said. "He considered that one of his responsibilities as secretary of the University -- to make sure that all official University documents and materials set a high standard."
As dean of the college, Finch was responsible for overseeing undergraduate studies and curriculum and for administering the various services and agencies to promote the academic development of undergraduates. Those who followed in his footsteps remember the wise counsel he provided.
"Jerry Finch was the first of the modern deans of the college," said Nancy Malkiel, who has served in that role since 1987. "While the office was first established in 1909, the portfolio of the dean changed markedly over the next 45 years. The fundamental responsibilities of the deanship as we recognize it today date to Jerry's incumbency.
"For this dean, as I am sure was the case for my predecessors, Jerry functioned as the wisest, most generous, most supportive mentor and friend," she said. "He will be greatly missed."
Finch, a native of Albany, N.Y., was born April 27, 1910. Before joining the Princeton faculty, he taught at Cornell University, where he received his bachelor's degree in 1931, master's degree in 1933 and doctoral degree in 1936.
At Princeton, he led classes in English literature until his retirement in 1975. He was the author of works on the life of Sir Thomas Browne (a 17th-century English doctor and writer) and of articles for scholarly journals on medical history, English literature, teacher preparation and liberal education.
"Jerry Finch was a wonderful gentleman with the kind of erudite academic training and breadth of reading characteristic of the great generations of literary scholarship," said John Fleming, the Louis Fairchild '24 Professor of English and Comparative Literature.
"As the person who in his role as secretary signed my letter of appointment he was the first Princeton administrator with whom I had memorable contact, and he always typified for me the quiet and graceful efficiency of the remarkable group of people who, year after year, make this place run so well," Fleming said. "Although he had already taken up full-time administration by the time I met him, he remained until his retirement an effective friend of the English department and a gentle mentor to a succession of junior faculty lucky enough to encounter him."
Finch also wrote several works on the history of Princeton University, and played a significant role in the publication in 1978 of "A Princeton Companion," a reference book by Alexander Leitch. He was made an honorary member of the Princeton classes of 1931 and 1942.
"He's the strongest example I knew of being more Princetonian than most Princetonians," Wright said. "Jerry just loved Princeton history, Princeton traditions and Princeton people."
A. Scott Berg, a 1971 Princeton graduate and best-selling author, recalled working with Finch when he was chair of his Class Day arrangements. "I remember spending more time in his office in Nassau Hall than I had to, simply because he was such charming company, so full of vitality," Berg said. "I vividly remember his boyish enthusiasm for everything we were planning.
"Graduation that year, you see, followed the scaled-down, war-protest graduation of 1970 -- when most of the more light-hearted activities on the graduation agenda had been deleted and few seniors had even worn caps and gowns," Berg said. "So, as I was planning such things as the Senior Prom and the clay pipe-breaking ceremony, he reveled in recalling the traditions, so that we might reward seniors with some of the fun that had recently been lost."
Berg connected with Finch again in 2001 at a Friends of the Princeton University Library event. "… when we got together, he immediately broke into his big smile and started talking about our 'work' together in 1971," Berg said.
Finch served as a trustee of the Danforth Foundation and of Ripon College, from where he received an honorary degree in 1980. He also was president of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools and a member of the Council of the American Association of University Professors.
Finch was a board member of several local educational organizations and member of the Princeton Small Animal Veterinary Endowment (SAVE). During retirement, he read for the blind and contributed to the monthly newsletter at Monroe Village in Jamesburg, N.J., where he lived for the last 10 years.
Finch was a lover of nature and spent many summers in the Adirondack Mountains. He was married to the late Nancy Goheen of Princeton. Survivors include two daughters by a previous marriage: Anne Finch-Fakundiny of Rensselaer, N.Y.; and Abigail Finch of Round Hill, Va.
A private interment will take place in Fort Ann, N.Y. In lieu of flowers, the family has asked that donations be made to: the Jeremiah Thomas Finch (1940-1946) and Jeremiah Stanton Finch (1910-2005) Memorial Book Fund, c/o the Princeton University Library, 1 Washington Road, Princeton, NJ 08544; or the Small Animal Veterinary Endowment (SAVE), 900 Herrontown Road, Princeton, NJ 08540.


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You might be thinking everything's okay: The stock market is on the rise, jobs are growing, the worst of it is over. You'd be wrong. In The Real Crash, New York Times best-selling author Peter D. Schiff argues that America is enjoying a government-inflated bubble, one that reality will explode... with disastrous consequences for the economy and for each of us.
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Our system is broken, Schiff says, and there are only two paths forward. The one we're on now leads to a currency and sovereign debt crisis that will utterly destroy our economy and impoverish the vast majority of our citizens. However, if we change course, the road ahead will be a bit rockier at first, but the final destination will be far more appealing. If we want to avoid complete collapse, we must drastically reduce government spending - eliminate entire agencies, end costly foreign military escapades and focus only on national defense - and stop student loan or mortgage interest deductions, as well as drug wars and bank-and-business bailouts. We must also do what no politician or pundit has proposed: America should declare bankruptcy, default on its debts, and reform our system from the ground up.
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- John
- 08-07-2012
Important Book with Somewhat Misleading Title
Peter Schiff offers a detailed and devastating criticism of the Fed and the federal government. He makes a compelling argument that the federal government has expanded far beyond the Constitutional limits. He also makes a convincing case that the fiscal path our country is on is unsustainable and may lead to a financial crash more devastating than 2008.
Schiff also lays out an alternative path for the country; a path in which a far smaller federal government stays out of our lives, and where individuals have the freedom to lead their own lives and to take responsibility for their future. The responsibility for taking care of the poor and infirm is returned, as it had existed for centuries, to local governments and churches and charitable institutions. As Schiff points out, this alternative vision for America is not new; it is what the country was before the Fed, the New Deal, and the ever increasing expansion of the federal government.
Schiff also offers compromise proposals, which he deems more politically achievable. The alternative vision would, in general, decrease the size of the federal government and gradually phase out government transfer programs, using means testing as an interim measure.
Essentially, Schiff presents a Libertarian view of what the country should be. Libertarian philosophy generally offends Democrats (because it would shrink the federal government substantially) and certain elements of the Republican Party (less government interference means legalizing drugs and a less aggressive military). However, it has the virtue of at least being consistent (less government in every aspect of our lives) while the current parties each support an expanding federal government (and greater intrusion) one way or the other.
Schiff's book lays out the Libertarian case in detail. The book is important because many people really do not understand Libertarian philosophy, although many clearly agree with at least substantial parts of it.
One cautionary note: The book does NOT lay out in any detail how to invest for or protect yourself from the crash Schiff is certain is coming. He summarizes his views in one chapter. Those looking for investment advice should read Schiff's other books. The title is misleading in this respect.
34 people found this helpful
- 31-05-2012
Great book, bad narrator
I usually prefer audible books but the narrator in this one was really bad. He was too dramatic and did not have tone that was easy to listen to. This is a very serious book; he made it sound like a comedy. Sure, the writer has some comic relief written in, but the narrator attempts to add to it with his tone and it's an epic fail.
I think the publisher should have the book re-recorded.
It has EXCELLENT content, we shouldn't be robbed of the priviledge of hearing that content read well.
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- Ernest J. Moosa Jr.
- 06-07-2012
What We Need to Hear
Where does The Real Crash rank among all the audiobooks you've listened to so far?
The Real Crash is one of the best economic books I have listened to. The topic is current and will stay current until one of two things happen: We address the problems discussed with solutions that are suggested, or We Crash.
What did you like best about this story?
Peter Schiff does not just lay blame on players in our economic crisis. He offers real understandings and real solutions that if we are honest with ourselves, we know we must do.
Even better, he offers a series of solutions that might be described as good, better and best. That is something politicians stay as far from as possible.
Schiff, on the other hand, speaks clearly and concisely. He will not be backtracking from his statements in the future because he knows how things work and more importantly why they work in our economy.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
This book was compelling enough to listen to as quickly as I could. There are sections I even repeated, taking notes, and making investment plans for the future.
Any additional comments?
This book should be required reading or listening for any candidate you are considering voting for in the upcoming elections.
As we seem to be compounding our mistakes, if even a few officials begin to realize the truth included in this book, we could probably not avoid the coming crash, but we could minimalize it's impact on America, and come out stronger in the long run.
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- Chris
- 01-06-2012
Good book, so-so naration
Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?
The book is well organized, insightful, and entertaining. The book was performed poorly overall, so my time would have been better spent reading it.
What was the most compelling aspect of this narrative?
His voice is clear, and his pronunciation is good.
Would you be willing to try another one of Oliver Wyman's performances?
Absolutely not. He reads without emotion, as if he is in front of a 3rd grade social science class. He does not understand, or care about the material he is reading. He seems to apply random inflection to words which he's too distracted to bother to read.
Was The Real Crash worth the listening time?
The story is worth it. But I'd recommend buying the non-audio version of the book.
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- Ellie
- 12-11-2019
The tittle is misleading, there are no ideas for how to save yourself.
Republican Political rhetoric trying to convince you to give up your child's right to public education. To steal the money you have paid into Social security,Medicare etc. to get rid of our social programs is not the way to creat a stronger happier society. It is a direct path to poverty for most, civil war and general anarchy through civil unrest. Is that really a life experience you want to live in?
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- Jake
- 07-06-2013
must read
Would you consider the audio edition of The Real Crash to be better than the print version?
Great book. I recommend this to all my friends. I feel like I understand the economy and my personal finances much more now. Thanks, Peter.
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- Harvinder
- 04-03-2013
Next to 'Economics In One Lesson'
Amazing analysis of economic environment. Learned a lot of about Government and economics and the dance between them. Peter Schiff dissected the sound theory of economics and exposed the hidden dangers when Government takes control of the economic environment.
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- Pete
- 10-09-2012
Eye Opening
Where does The Real Crash rank among all the audiobooks you've listened to so far?
The Real Crash is one of the better books I have listened to about the US economy. It takes the listener through history arriving at our current state of the economy and our country on a whole.
What other book might you compare The Real Crash to and why?
End The Fed
The Return of the Great Depression
Which scene was your favorite?
History of Income Tax
How to profit during the real crash.
Any additional comments?
Should be required reading for all politicians and voters. No matter which party you support we need to come togther and bring back the guiding principles our framers laid out.
1 person found this helpful
- Jane
- 24-07-2012
Essential Read
Where does The Real Crash rank among all the audiobooks you've listened to so far?
It is in the top 20 percent.
If you could give The Real Crash a new subtitle, what would it be?
How to Prepare for the Worst
Any additional comments?
Needs more advice for people who cannot afford to put gold in an Australia bank box.
1 person found this helpful
- Garry
- 11-08-2012
Can these solutions ever be implemented.
Well written and performed and very very very interesting.
The solutions proposed make very good sense...the bit that's missing is how to get from here (where we are now) to there (Implementing the Author's proposals)...without a complete breakdown of society.
This text should be studied in all high school economic classes and should be compulsory reading for all that want western societies to flourish again.
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- Trevor
- 10-07-2012
Truly excellent, an essential read.
Peter Schiff gives a clear concise explanation of the period we are entering, one of the only people to have the credibility to write such a book given his previous precise predictions that turned out to be correct.
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- Mr J Phan
- 25-03-2016
Summary - Great book for veterans of the genre
What did you like most about The Real Crash?
The explanation of the systemic issues with in the economic system. I found this book refreshing and detailed. Key explanations of what Peter thinks will cause the next recession and how it will play out. Time will show if he's right.
How would you have changed the story to make it more enjoyable?
I would'nt
Did Oliver Wyman do a good job differentiating each of the characters? How?
didn't notice a difference.
Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
This made me excited.
Any additional comments?
Peters books give a break down of the systemic issues in the world economy and how he feels it can be resolved. I dis agree with him on how it can be resolved, however agree with the issues he's identified and the measure you can take to protect yourself.


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As is sometimes my habit, I am wearing a necktie today and I think that it's halting the flow of blood to my brain since I had completely forgotten that I had yet to write this morning's post. Yes, as of today, I am still writing all my own posts since I have neither finished inventing the TFTS blog post generator (I type in the weather my general route, the computer complains about BMWs and light sequencing) nor have I gotten around to hiring a TFTS intern, who would ferry me to worry on a bike rickshaw and shout out his/her observations as I pithily reply "Irreverenter!" between sips of some foamy coffee drink. Until I find either a technological or human resource "game changer," it looks like you're stuck with me. Or you could always read one of the many other fine blogs I've listed on the blogroll on the side of the main page. Because they're quite excellent, individually and collectively.
Sometimes you just end up in awkward traffic "no no zones" and the only thing you can do is just ride out of them and apologize for turning from the wrong lane. I mean, that's the only thing you can do after you've screwed up and put yourself in the "no no zone." You should first try to avoid them, but misjudgement and bad luck can get you. Not a big deal.
I ride the Senate side of the Capitol, past the parked cars. In order to do so, you have to ride a little on the sidewalk by the Visitor's Center. So far, no complaints (either from me or from security).
I try not to pass another bicyclist on Pennsylvania Avenue unless I know that I'm going to make it through the next green light. It's quite awkward to pull around someone only to stop like 5 seconds later at the next light. It might even promote shoaling. And for the record, passing someone on a bicycle isn't a referendum on objective speed- commuting isn't a race. It's more just an indication that in the particular moment one bicyclist elects to travel faster than the other. One shouldn't feel obligated to hold off challengers in the name of preserving your "I bike fast real good" honor.
Legs didn't feel good at all riding up the gentle incline by the Treasury. I was worried at that point that it was going to be something of unpleasant commute, but it sorted itself out as most things do over the course of a ride. Perhaps I was psychically abetted by the continued absence of caution tape on the new repaired security bollards. I approached cautiously and made a point of asking the guards if I could ride through, to which they assented. I don't know if this politeness can/will in any way forestall its reappearance, but one can hope. It's not that the lack of tape allows bicyclists to travel through any faster (the gap is narrow and requires you to slow down a lot), but it separates us from pedestrians which is very welcome, both to them and bicyclists. I'd bake the guards cookies if that would keep the tape away, but I don't think they'd willingly take baked good from a stranger since they might be laced with some sort of knockout gas, allowing the Penguin to foist his dastardly plan upon the White House. My Penguin is, and always will be, Burgess Meredith.
Don't be a moron on 15th Street. Follow the pedestrians signals like the one-a-block signs say. If you get hooked, it's going to be bad.
Bern helmets are everywhere. Everywhere. Thoughts?
Still an unfortunate lack of churros on Massachusetts, but an otherwise nice ride. I guess I don't say it enough, but it's nice to arrive at work not feeling miserable or beaten down, the way I would feel when I took Metro or drove. For me, biking to work just works and I'm glad that I get to do it.


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Ski industry joins global-warming battle
Winter's around the corner and temperatures have been above normal, leaving barely a trace of natural snow on the ground anywhere in New York state and Connecticut.
While many people like the balmy weather, it's a distressingly familiar scenario for skiers, snowboarders, snowmobilers and others who revel in the snow.
Ski areas are already open, thanks to snow-making machines.
But the lack of natural snow is so familiar that a group of winter sports enthusiasts has joined forces with a major environmental group and is pushing the ski industry to play a greater role in fighting global warming.
"This industry needs to take its head out of the snow before it melts," said Antonia Herzog, of the National Resources Defense Council's clean air program.
The NRDC, researchers from the University of New Hampshire and a group known as Protect Our Winters released a study Thursday outlining the financial toll that global warming poses to the skiing, snowboarding and snowmobiling industries.
Snow-based recreation contributes an estimated $67 billion to the national economy and supports over 600,000 jobs, representatives from each organization said during a phone conference. It adds an estimated $846 million to New York's economy.
Last year, they said, was the fourth-warmest since 1896 with the third-lowest snowfall total since satellite surveillance of snowpack began in 1966. The warmth and lack of snow translated into economic hardship.
"Jobs were being lost, businesses were closing and resorts were trimming staff,'' said Chris Steinkamp, POW's executive director.
In addition to conducting its survey, the group has traveled to Washington, D.C., making the case to Congress that "snow is currency," said University of New Hampshire researcher Elizabeth Burakowski.
"We felt that many congressmen needed to hear these stories firsthand," added Steinkamp.
The survey targeted 38 states with winter sports.
But New York, along with the northern New England states, the Rockies and California are major snow sports destinations.
With over four dozen sites, New York has the most ski areas of any state because many are small mom-and-pop operations dwarfed by the mega-resorts in the West.
If weather trends and predictions hold, average temperatures will rise between 4 and 10 degrees by the end of this century, said Burakowski. That means Eastern ski seasons will be half as long as they are now.
Much of the initial push for an organized effort started with the most avid skiers and boarders, who are highly attuned to changes in the weather, said Steinkamp.
POW, which is also an acronym for "powder snow" in ski argot, is modeled on the Surfrider Foundation, and the two organizations cooperate on several fronts.
The Surfrider Foundation started in the 1980s in Southern California after surfers grew concerned about pollution and other threats to their beaches and the ocean. It has grown into a full-scale environmental organization focusing on the world's oceans and beaches.
POW was created in 2007 by Jeremy Jones, a well-known snowboarder who found that lack of snow was cutting down on the number of spots where he could ride.
The organization has several corporate sponsors, such as outdoor apparel makers The North Face and Patagonia, but the only ski resort listed on its website is Aspen Ski Co. in Colorado.
Ski area operators, especially in the East, know that winters are unpredictable.
"If you are in the ski industry and want to stay in the ski industry, you may believe in it or not," Scott Brandi, president of Ski Areas of New York, said of global warming. "But you know you cannot run a ski area based on natural snow anymore," he said.
Most of New York's sizable ski centers, as well as those in Vermont, are now open thanks to their artificial snow-making capabilities.
But Mother Nature is taking her time with natural snow.
Joe Villani, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, said forecasts for the next two weeks call for warmer temperatures, with rain possible over the weekend.


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mi lukin e monsuta mi li pilin ala e monsuta ni.
mi pana e ken tawa monsuta ni tawa ni: monsuta li kama li tawa lon insa mi.
tenpo monsuta li tawa la mi kepeken e oko tu wan li lukin e nasin pi monsuta mi,
tenpo ni la lon nasin monsuta ni la ala li awen.
mi taso li awen
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I must not fear.
Fear is the mind-killer.
Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration.
I will face my fear.
I will permit it to pass over me and through me.
And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path.
Where the fear has gone there will be nothing.
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7 stunning European ski lodges
By Gabriel O'Rorke, Special to CNN • Published 10th December 2012
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As temperatures drop and days shorten in the northern hemisphere, it can only mean one thing: the European ski season is almost upon us.
With so many options -- both in terms of chalets and resorts -- and a huge range of prices to navigate, it's all too easy to book the wrong thing. Whatever your skill level, group size or budget, here are some of Europe's best mountain lodges for the coming season.
San Lorenzo Mountain Lodge, Dolomites, Italy
Lodge: Built in the 16th century as a bishop's hunting lodge, San Lorenzo Mountain Lodge is now a family-run, four-bedroom mountain retreat where everything is done to the very highest level.
There's a helipad (which means a seven-minute commute to the slopes), a wine cellar in what was the old goat shed (now goat-free and stocked with 1,500 bottles of local wine) and a mini-spa complete with a Finnish sauna and Turkish bath. At 1,200 meters above sea level, the panoramic views of three valleys are best enjoyed from the heated outdoor whirlpool.
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Resort: Ideal for beginners or pros, the Italian Dolomites have 1,500 kilometers of skiable slopes.
Best for: A splash-out, outdoorsy, foodie ski holiday.
Price: From €2,400 (US$3,100) per day.
Contact: Locality Elle 23 39030, San Lorenzo di Sebato, Italy; +39 (0) 474 404042;
Chalet Marithé, Chamonix, France
Lodge: With six en-suite bedrooms and an al-fresco hot tub, Chalet Marithé is perfect for groups of friends.
A short walk from Chamonix's bars and restaurants, the chalet itself is secluded, so no need to worry about keeping the noise down. Sun worshipers should make for the first-floor balcony to soak up some rays while admiring the peaks and glaciers.
Resort: With four different ski areas, Chamonix has no shortage of slopes. Skiers up for a challenge can book a glacier guide and take on the Vallée Blanche.
Best for: Extended families or groups of friends.
Price: From €3,500 (US$4,533) per week.
Contact: 15 Chemin Des Fontanettes, La Frasse, Chamonix Mont-Blanc, France; +44 (0) 7920 445826;
The Mooser Hotel, St Anton, Austria
Lodge: In a 300-year-old farmhouse, The Mooser Hotel is best known for its adjoining après-ski bar, the MooserWirt.
Packed with Euro-pop-loving, table-dancing, Jägerbomb-drinking skiers, the bar is lively until closing time at 8 p.m. This is the cue for hotel guests to retreat through a secret door into a haven of white interiors, soft beds and a spa with multiple saunas and an outdoor pool.
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Resort: St. Anton is geared for hard-core skiers and hard-core partiers.
Best for: Anyone who wants to party and be pampered.
Price: From €110 (US$142) per person per night.
Contact: Unterer Mooserweg 2 6580 Sankt Anton am Arlberg, Austria; +43 (0) 5446 2644;
Monte Rosa Hütte, Zermatt, Switzerland
Lodge: With its glass and aluminum walls, the Monte Rosa Hütte almost melts into the Swiss and Italian Alps that surround it.
Simple and functional, 18 mini-dormitories (each with three bunk beds) are spread over three floors. The all-Swiss design creates 90 percent of its own energy with a stack of solar panels generating electricity and hot water, which, of course, comes from snow. The 10 p.m. curfew reminds you this is a functional mountain hut -- count yourself lucky there's a sauna.
Resort: Zermatt has 350 kilometers of slopes, including the Klein Matterhorn which, at 3,820 meters, is Europe's highest lift-serviced summit.
Best for: The adventurous and active.
Price: From CHF30 (US$32) per night.
Contact: Reachable only by foot, ski or helicopter, the Monte Rosa Hut sits at an altitude of 2,795 meters near the Swiss resort of Zermatt. Book via Zermatt Tourismus: +41 27 966 8100;
Chalet Auriane, La Tzoumaz, Switzerland
Lodge: Split over two floors with views across the Rhone valley, Chalet Auriane sleeps 12 guests.
Fashioned from local stone and wood, this ski-in lodge has all the luxury extras: sauna, hot tub and private funicular that delivers you from slope to door and vice-versa. Full of quirky touches, such as a full-size papier-mâché tiger and white reindeer heads wearing ski goggles, the interiors come from London designer Hugh Berry, the genius who designed the inside of Fortnum & Mason.
Resort: The Four Vallées have 410 kilometers of runs and 89 lifts, all of which are covered by a single lift pass.
Best for: Families or groups of friends.
Price: From €1,021 (US$1,322) per person per week fully catered, excluding transfers.
Contact: La Tzoumaz, 4 Vallées, Switzerland; +44 (0) 7903 018 549;
Petite Marmotte, Courchevel, France
Lodge: A converted hay barn sitting on the slopes, the Petite Marmotte is Courchevel's only chalet for two.
Rustic, snug and romantic, this is a refuge where you can get back to basics -- cooking for yourself, sitting by the wood burner and snuggling up under the eaves. It's an antidote to the glitz of high-end lodges.
Resort: Courchevel has 10 black runs, 38 reds, 27 greens and 44 blues. There's also a runway on the slopes, so the super-rich can arrive in style, sans transfer.
Best for: Couples.
Price: From €2,000 (US$2,590) per week for full chalet including breakfast.
Contact: Courchevel 1650, Three Valleys, France; +33 (0) 637 343 875;
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Le Petit Relais, Gstaad, Switzerland
Lodge: New this season, Le Petit Relais is a two-star ski-in, ski-out chalet.
The traditional wooden exterior contrasts with 11 bright, modern bedrooms. Compact and modern, this family-run hotel is changing the face of a traditionally high-end resort, opening it up to skiers on a budget. Food is simple, seasonal and homemade by the hostess.
Resort: This winter's new SuperPass means cheaper access to Gstaad's 220 kilometers of slopes.
Best for: Families or anyone on a budget.
Price: Double rooms from CHF80 (US$86) per person per night.
Contact: Familie Solveig Lanz and Thomas Kernen, Alte Strasse 8, 3777 Saanenmöser-Gstaad, Switzerland; +41 (0) 33 744 75 05;
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Guardian bans ads from fossil fuel firms
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With more research underway surrounding the endocannabinoid system and cannabinoids such as CBD and THC, many new methods for infusing products with cannabinoids are being developed. One of the most intriguing is in using them within CBD Oil Spray products.
Cannabis CBD Oil Sprays come in the form of lotion, salves, balms, and oils, all of which have been infused with cannabinoids. They absorb into the skin directly upon application. CBD Oil Sprays have only grown in popularity over the years. In fact, THC and CBD has even been utilized in general cosmetic products and even personal lubricants.
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Applying cannabinoids topically will allow them to absorb into the body quite quickly. The relief is also more focused, generally only affecting the specific area where the product was used. On the other hand, smoking or ingesting marijuana affects the entire body, and it can take up to two hours for any effects to be felt.
CBD Lotion are only mildly invasive, and they make a strong entryway for those that are curious to dip their toes into the world of medical cannabis. The prospect of smoking or ingestion is quite scary to the uninitiated.
It's also worth noting that CBD Oil Skin Care In Aurora are not psychoactive. The endocannabinoid system is activated, and any mind altering properties are blocked from entering the bloodstream. It's worth noting that topical dosages must be quite large. Since the skin of humans absorbs cannabinoids at a low rate, a liberal application is suggested as a workaround.
That said, CBD Oil Skin Care In Aurora can work their way into the skin much easier than THC. They're also more likely to engage the receptors of the CB2 cannabinoids. As such, they have become quite popular for cannabis topical manufacturers. CBD Oil Spray contents have much more hemp than your run of the mill variety of marijuana. CBD Oil Skin Care In Aurora has numerous benefits, included significantly lower toxicity.
CBD oil lotion is also quite popular since there are dual purposes at play. They'll smooth out and even soften the skin of the applied area. It's not uncommon for people to become very adamant that CBD Lotion in Aurora become a regular part of their lives after trying it for the first time. The FDA isn't keen on any particular health claims being made of course, but it's hard to deny the satisfaction rate of those that have been using CBD Oil Spray thus far.
THC is quite well known, having been included in the conversation about marijuana for quite some time now. CBD Skin Care has become more prominent as of late thanks to plenty of research and trials however. There is still much work to be done towards achieving widespread understanding and use of topical products such as CBD Oil Skin Care in Aurora , but it's clear that we're many steps closer than ever before.
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Have you ever imagined using cannabis for your skin regimen? Well you'll be surprised to know that is in fact one of the most sought after skin care products today. Although the regular Marijuana is known for its negative effects, a CBD topical proves great for skin conditions. It is surprisingly effective if you follow the proper guidelines to using it.
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The components of a CBD essential oil are very powerful. It includes monoterpenes, sesquiterpenes, and other organic compounds that are also highly active. This essential oil is green liquid and is primarily distributed from France and other European countries. However, the exportation of CBD essential oils is limited because cannabis is illegal in other countries. And because of its powerful effects, you'll only need a small amount of this oil to show its benefit.
This substance comes from the cannabis plant and has become a very popular essential oil in many countries. It has a wide range of benefits for your health problems like migraines, lack of appetite, stress, and even for your sex drive. For treating cancer, it is suggested to take three doses of this oil every day. But, you have to take note that cannabis is illegal in some countries so you have to know its consequences. Also, it is highly recommended to ask your doctor first before taking this essential oil to help with your health problem.
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CBD essential oils are a great way to protect your skin. Take note that it can be consumed internally or externally. Don't worry, you won't have the same negative reactions from Marijuana because these oils have low THC. If you want to stimulate shedding of dead skin in your body, have faster re-growth of healthy and glowing skin, prevent wrinkles, protect your skin from eczema and psoriasis, this essential oil will be able to give you the solution that you need.
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CBD topicals are proven to revitalize dry and aging skins. Our body has natural endocannabinoids which responds when the skin is irritated or damaged. CBD oils will help your skin as they interact with these receptors.
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Since free radicals can damage your skin, antioxidants are needed to prevent it from these damages. According to studies, CBD has more vitamin A, C, and E and it is a potent antioxidant. Fighting wrinkles and fine lines from appearing is the job for antioxidants. As you are exposed from UV rays, smoke, and more pollutants everyday, they can damage your skin and will make your skin look older. These free radicals can also cause skin cancer.
CBD oils are great anti-inflammatories. If you accidentally trip and has some swelling in your ankles, applying CBD onto the injured area will remove the swelling.
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CBD essential oils can induce hunger and stimulate the digestive system so it can operate at a regular level. So if you need to gain weight fast, then CBD is going to work like a charm for you.
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CBD is a great pain reliever for inflammations, chronic pains, and emergency pain relief. Cancer patients usually use this oil to ease the pain of chemotherapy.
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Currently, this benefit of CBD is still being researched to study how it works. But some reports already showed CBD's preventive effects on cancer and even reduce the size of a tumor.
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As CBD stimulates antioxidant processes, it does a good job of scraping off cholesterol that will give you a healthy cardiovascular system. CBDs help to improve your heart's health by balancing the negative oils in the system.
People have been turning to CBD essential oils for their eye health. Since these essential oils are connected to glaucoma reduction and prevents macular degeneration, it is safe to use it for your eye problem.
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Hemp oils are often confused with Cannabis oil. But they are basically two different things. Hemp oil is made of hemp plants while cannabis essential oils are from marijuana plants. Their chemical compositions are also different because cannabis oil has higher THC content than hemp oil.
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CBD which is used in making CBD essential oils is also a key component in making cannabis. But only marijuana plants that are grown for medical purposes are best for your health.
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Believe it or not, cannabinoids such as CBD really do work internally and externally alike. In regards to the latter, topicals are among the most rapidly growing means of cannabinoid use. There's actually quite a large variety of cannabinoid rich products currently being sold that are meant only for external usage.
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As more research is conducted on THC, the endocannabinoid system, and CBD, many new ways to use products based on cannabinoids are being developed. The advancements over the last few years have honestly been staggering. One of the major breakthroughs was in making them effective when applied to the skin.
Cannabis topicals are often made in the form of lotion, oil, salves, and balms. Any sort of topical cream or oil you can think of has already been given the cannabinoid treatment. Products of this kind are made with active cannabinoids that are absorbed into your system directly through your skin. Topicals can owe their popularity in recent times largely to the wide variety of products available. CBD has even made its way into lip balms, body butters, general cosmetics for the skin, and a number of hair care products.
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Given its nature as such a minimally invasive means of using CBD, the topical cannabinoid method is favored by many consumers that are just barely dipping their toe into the much larger pool of the hemp oil industry at large. Many people are hesitant to take CBD oil orally. An external application feels much safer for a first time experience, especially given the targeted response.
CBD oil topical products are non-psychoactive, much the same as all hemp oil products. Since the cannabinoids are reacting along with CB2 receptors located close to the skin, they never reach the bloodstream at all. The endocannabinoid system is activated immediately upon the oil working its way through the skin.
Since human skin has shown to have such a low rate of absorption for cannabinoids, the application has to be quite heavy. Think of it as a barrier that you're pushing through. As such, CBD topicals generally direct consumers to implement a liberal application to the desired area. CBD is much more prone to penetrating through the skin in comparison to THC however, and it's also a lot more likely to engage the CB2 cannabinoid receptors. This makes CBD a much more popular choice for creating cannabis derived topicals. CBD also has a lot of hemp content, making hemp a great source for CBD topicals.
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LOS ANGELES — Donald Trump has deleted some of the Twitter tirade he posted following President Barack Obama's re-election and added new critiques of NBC's Brian Williams.
Trump began tweeting before the election was called that it was "a total sham and a travesty." After news outlets projected that Obama won the election, Trump tweeted, "Well, back to the drawing board!" He posted more than 10 angry tweets, declaring "our nation is a once great nation divided" and "the world is laughing at us." He encouraged a "revolution in this country."
"The electoral college is a disaster for a democracy," fumed the celebrity mogul.
Williams showed some of Trump's tweets on air, saying he had "driven well past the last exit to relevance and veered into something closer to irresponsible."
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The Blue Earth City Council and the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) agree on one thing, but totally disagree on another.
Both sides say two Blue Earth city streets were heavily damaged when they were used as part of a detour around the Highway 169 reconstruction project.
And, MnDOT agrees it is their responsibility to repair the two blocks of Sailor and Eighth streets and put them back into the same condition they were before the detour started.
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Rolin Sinn, Blue Earth resident and MnDOT employee, was at the meeting to discuss the proposal.
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"We will go in and patch and repair the heavily damaged areas which are about 20 percent of the street area," Sinn says. "Then we will mill down to an inch and a half below the curb, roll and overlay the whole surface of the street to an even level."
Several council members expressed concern that the size of the ruts and humps in the street caused by heavy truck traffic could not be repaired so easily. City engineer Wes Brown also expressed doubt about the size of the damaged area.
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Ellie has a break through, Todd lies in court, and Maxie gets shocking medical news.
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Tuesday's Port Charles spoilers for General Hospital:
Lulu learns Luke was shot in prison.
Spin is ecstatic about Ellie's health news.
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Injustice: Gods Among Us is finally here home consoles, and if you haven't had a chance to experience it yet, there is an iOS version available for free.
To be clear, this is not a full fighting game experience in the slightest. But, if you don't mind tapping a lot, beating up a bunch of dudes on the go can be pretty fun. While Injustice iOS technically is a fighting game, it features auto-movement that essentially makes it a Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots simulator -- oh, and it has card elements.
Wait, where are you going? It's not that bad!
Injustice: Gods Among Us (Android, iPhone [reviewed on an iPhone 5], iPad)
Developer: NetherRealm Studios
Publisher: Warner Bros.
Released: April 3, 2013 (iOS)
MSRP: Free (with microtransactions)
In an odd twist of fate, Injustice on iOS bears some similarities to Marvel Vs. Capcom 3, in that it pits heroes and villains together in 3v3 combat. As such, you'll unlock three heroes at the very beginning (in the form of playing cards), with the ability to earn, or purchase more as the game progresses. The awful "energy" mechanic that limits plays is found here, but thankfully, each individual character has a different energy rating, so you don't necessarily have to stop playing or pay for energy all the time like other games.
Gods Among Us iOS is mostly a button mashing affair, tasking you with tapping for basic combos, swiping for heavy hits, and completing various maneuvers to power up your super abilities (like tapping when a line hits a moving line hits a certain point on the screen, or rapidly swiping a certain direction).
Each character has a unique set of moves, stats, and supers, which makes experimentation extremely fun. Blocking is accomplished by holding down two fingers on the screen, movement is handled automatically, and honestly, that's about it. As you can imagine, Injustice iOS isn't the deepest game on the App Store, but it gets the job done.
There's an addictive quality to this game because of how mindless it is. Keep tapping, swipe occasionally, ignite your super, repeat. As unfun as it sounds, watching DC's heroes and villains beat the crap out of each other with a decent visual quality has a certain allure to it. As you progress, you'll fight your way through certain arenas against other teams, and occasionally, you'll fight a boss character, leveling up your cards along the way.
As fun as it is, the game could use a lot of work though from a design standpoint, as most menu options are really sloppy, with run-on text that blends into buttons, and buttons that don't respond to touch. The UI doesn't have nearly enough polish, and it's kind of a surprise given how well the actual game works.
By completing certain parameters and linking your WB account, you'll unlock certain skins and icons on the console version, which is pretty neat since it gives you an opportunity to play in the same universe on the go and actually earn something. Likewise, completing certain objectives on the console version will grant you rewards in the iOS game, which is also a neat idea. Sadly, Wii U support is not in the cards, so you'll have to stick to the 360 and PS3 for this feature.
Injustice only uses one non-confusing currency, which you can use to buy characters, support abilities, and booster packs -- all of which take the form of cards. At first, the in-app-purchases don't feel necessary even if they're egregiously high -- I'm talking "$20 for Batman" high. Most of the "lower tier" DC characters are really cheap or easy to get, but if you want the cream of the crop, like Superman or Joker, you'll be waiting a bit or paying out.
But really, as crazy as some of the prices are, they've made things incredibly simple and non-deceptive here, because you know exactly what you're getting into at a glance. The inability to trade cards hurts progression, but if save up and get silver or gold levels, you shouldn't have too much trouble if you can stomach the grind.
Eventually after reaching higher levels, you will most likely reach a paywall or be forced to grind. Some of the fights get insanely tough, to the point where you'll realize your cards are obviously not strong enough or high enough level. Also, if the tapping doesn't grate on you after a while, the similarity of each battle will, and the complete lack of a story or context will most likely take you out of the world and force you to experience it in short bursts.
As mindless as it is, Injustice iOS is a very easy way to get reacquainted with your favorite DC Comics characters. It would have been a much better experience as a straight $4.99 download, with the ability to unlock every character in the game through straight progress, but despite that wasted opportunity, you really can't go wrong with at least trying out this free game.
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Injustice: Gods Among Us (mobile) reviewed by Chris Carter
Solid and definitely has an audience. There could be some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.
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