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Japan seems to fit every adjective in the dictionary; Zen, vibrant, traditional, tropical… so contemporary that its creative hubs are celebrated across the world. Tokyo's pop culture and neon cityscape is unlike any other, whilst surrounding the capital are chanting villages and striking landscapes that attract divers, hikers and those looking for tranquility. Whether it's for peace or for parties, Japan makes a top destination for a celebratory incentive.
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Reverse mortgages have been around for a long time. If you are just now thinking of using a HUD reverse mortgage to use some of the equity in your home, then there are seven reasons why you will want to read this article.
In the last few years the popularity of reverse loans has been growing. With the recent credit crisis all proprietary reverse mortgages have disappeared. However, the most popular reverse mortgage ever is still in existence; the HUD reverse mortgage. HUD stands for US Dept. of Housing and Urban Development. The FHA or Federal Housing Administration is part of HUD. The HUD reverse mortgage is known as the HECM (Home Equity Conversion Mortgage). Here is a list of seven things you must know about a HUD reverse mortgage, or HECM.
1) Qualification is very simple. FHA requires that you be a homeowner of 62 years or older, own your home outright, or have a small lien against the home, and you must live in the home. If you meet these requirements and have never been in default on a government loan you can qualify. Much easier than your traditional loans!
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3) The biggest myth about reverse mortgage loans is the lender can take your home. This is simply not true. As long as one of the borrowers lives in the home and keeps the taxes and insurance current, you do not need to repay the loan. You can never owe more than the value of your home even if its worth less than you owe.
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Australia's housing downturn gathered momentum in July, with national dwelling values reporting the largest annual fall since August 2012.
House prices were 1.6 per cent lower than this time last year and slipped 0.6 per cent over the month, according to property research group Corelogic.
Since peaking in September 2017, the housing market has recorded a 1.9 per cent fall in value – still relatively mild given property prices remain 31 per cent higher than five years ago.
Corelogic head of research Tim Lawless said weakness in dwelling values is driven by long-running declines in Perth and Darwin.
"Along with an acceleration in the rate of decline across Sydney and Melbourne and slowing growth rates across most of the remaining regions," Lawless said.
Despite a 2 per cent rise in the rate of new home sales last month, it has been an underwhelming start to the year for the sector, with the housing market recording a cumulative 1.9 per cent fall in value since peaking in September last year.
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Related: Is Australia's Residential Market Experiencing a Credit Crunch?
Melbourne has lead the downturn across capital cities, outpacing Sydney since May.
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Adelaide's annual growth rate has also declined, falling from 5.4 per cent a year ago to just over 0.7 per cent over the most recent twelve month period.
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"In Sydney, dwelling values are down 8.0 per cent across the most expensive quarter of the market, while the most affordable quarter of the market has seen values fall by a much lower 1.8 per cent over the past twelve months."
Related: Declining Home Ownership Leads to Intergenerational Inequality: HILDA
Australian building approvals increased in June in a positive for the building sector according to latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
In seasonally adjusted terms, total dwellings increased by 6.4 per cent in June a welcomed rise after last month's 7.4 per cent spiral.
ABS said the June jump was largely driven by a 7.2 per cent increase in private dwellings, excluding houses, with private houses increasing 5 per cent in seasonally adjusted terms.
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A number of factors, such as lower cost, smaller base stations and easier deployment, mean that WiMAX is an ideal solution for providing broadband data and even telephone services to rural and remote areas. It is also seen as a powerful technology for bringing affordable yet quality Internet access to isolated communities. In addition, it is regarded as an ideal technology for connecting corporate networks at high speed, and it is already playing a small role in this regard.
Projections for 2008 indicate a significant increase in WiMAX deployment, with 20% of corporations deploying it as an element of their connectivity solutions. Once again, it is not yet a primary form of connectivity, but rather being deployed where fixed line and digital line options are not available.
The WiMAX in South Africa 2008 study comprised face-to-face interviews with network and IT decision-makers in 100 South African corporations. A summary of the results will be available at www.theworx.biz.


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In 1858, Drs. Henry Gray and Henry Vandyke Carter created a book for their surgical colleagues that established an enduring standard among anatomical texts. After more than 150 years of continuous publication, Gray's Anatomy remains the definitive, comprehensive reference on the subject, offering ready access to the information you need to ensure safe, effective practice.This 41st edition has been meticulously revised and updated throughout, reflecting the very latest understanding of clinical anatomy from field leaders around the world. The book's traditional lavish art programme and clear text have been further honed and enhanced, while major advances in imaging techniques and the new insights they bring are fully captured in new state-of-the-art X-ray, CT, MR, and ultrasonic images.The completely reconfigured accompanying eBook version is richly enhanced with additional content and media, covering all the body regions, cell biology and embryogenesis. This unlocks a whole new level of related information, interactivity and understanding, in keeping with the spirit of innovation that has characterized Gray's Anatomy since its inception.
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Titolo: Gray' s Anatomy - The Anatomical Basis of Clinical Practice
Autori: Standring - Gray
Editore: Elsevier - Eng
Volume: Unico
Edizione: XLI 2015
Lingua: Inglese
Finitura: Copertina rigida
Misure: 24x30 cm
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Runaway lovers
Knuckleheads rehearsing a play
The King and Queen of the Fairies face off
Who can turn them all upside down?
Designed for children ages seven to fourteen, the narrative contains many favorite lines. This lyrical narrative will make a handsome addition to any book lover's library.
Hardbound, 8×11″ 96 pages Six color and six black and white illustrations Retail price: $22.95 Free shipping ISBN 0-9655702-0-7
Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream: A prose narrative
by Peter V.T. Kahle Illustrated by Barbara Nickerson
Finalist, Independent Publisher Book Awards
Juvenile / Young Adult Fiction
"A child who has this book read to them as a first exposure to Shakespeare will undoubtedly go to the theatre with enthusiasm to see A Midsummer Night's Dream and treat it as a magical old friend."
—Stephanie Shine, Artistic Director Emeritis,
Seattle Shakespeare Company
"This beautiful and lovingly produced edition of A Midsummer Night's Dream is an ideal vehicle for introducing children to the delights of Shakespeare. And in the bargain, adults will draw a share of delight for themselves. The prose rendition is intelligent and lively and true to its source, and the illustrations provide a spirited reflection of the play's world." Robert LaRue


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Michael 'Zaharibu' Dorrough, universally loved, locked up for 34 years, is...
"I am incarcerated for a crime that I had nothing to do with. And I am serving a sentence of life without possible parole as a result."
Pennsylvania prisoners launch boycott of new mail system privatized by prison...
"I am going to boycott the third-party correspondence system," Bryant Arroyo, an activist and organizer currently detained at SCI Frackville in central Pennsylvania, told this Workers World reporter during an extended Sept. 23 interview. Arroyo urges all prisoners to immediately cease sending and accepting mail in response to the draconian new prison policies of current Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf.
LWOP (Life in Prison Without Parole): Dreams derailed or deferred
Imagine for a moment the faces, emotions and mind-set of teenagers and/or young adults from all walks of life who suddenly find, as I had, that because you are closely associated with someone or provided something to someone who committed murder, you too, under the law, are now just as responsible for capital murder without ever having such intent or a clue that anyone would be seriously injured or killed.
LAPD's 43-year vendetta for death of off-duty deputy sheriff
I have been unjustly persecuted and imprisoned by law enforcement in Southern California for over 43 years now. This evil that has been continually perpetuated against me by members of the Los Angeles Police Department since 1974! I want to reveal to the public the years of persecution and false imprisonment I have been forced to endure by the certain LAPD detectives who had previously framed me for the murder of an off-duty deputy sheriff in Los Angeles.
Last minute appeal from death row: Vote No on 34 to...
If Proposition 34 passes, it will endorse everything that is wrong with the criminal justice system and allow the appeals of innocent people on death row to go unheard. It will take away the one guarantee, through habeas counsel, that death row prisoners have to be able to clear their names and prove their innocence. Vote No on Prop 34; do not destroy due process rights.
Black president, preachers, politicians and people MIA on Black issues?
The Black community is in a world of trouble. And President Obama alone cannot fix it. This is where real leadership is needed: real, un-bought, unbiased leadership. Black America's biggest challenge, truth be told, is itself. And Black pastors are at the center of the issue. If we can get our leaders to the table – political, business, academic and community – we could create our own salvation.


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Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google+, LinkedIn etc., all play a major part in almost everyone's everyday lives. The giant LED screen provides an excellent canvas to allow interaction with an audience through social media walls, from displaying messages and photos to triggering events, from polls to quizzes and games.
Fonix has a dedicated team continually working on developing new and exciting ways to provide levels of interactivity and engagement using social media, mobile phones, the internet and all forms of technology to engage audiences.
Whilst any video content is on screen, Fonix provides, as standard, the ability to transform the screen into a social media wall and superimpose social media messages on the screen along the lower third, so as not to impose on the main vision, plus the ability to divide the screen up into zones with different content elements displayed. All content is fully moderated.
Twitter polls can be created with the results shown in real time on the big screens. A quiz or competition can be shown with the winner selection displayed on screen. As well as social media walls, from our association with Gadget Show Live, Fonix can now also offer crowd gaming, and are in the Guinness Book of Records for helping to create the largest audience crowd gaming event in the World.
Naturally, any cameras and production carried out on site can also be fed online. Fonix has all the equipment required to provide an internet connection on site, using both satellite and mobile phone technologies.


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Kingsley Coman gunning for PSG after inspiring Bayern Munich to victory over Hannover
France winger Kingsley Coman will be looking to help Bayern Munich get one over on his former side Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday after a sensational performance against Hannover on Matchday 14.
The sight of a Frenchman skipping down the wing, tearing through opposition defences and delivering emotion-inducing touches of class is nothing new to Bayern fans.
For over a decade, Franck Ribery has been wowing the crowd at the Allianz Arena with his show-stopping skills, dribbles and inventions. On the day that the 34-year-old marked his return from injury, and etched his name in the history books as Bayern's leading appearance maker for a foreign player, it was another Frenchman, however, who was taking the plaudits - the man he replaced.
Kingsley Coman left the field to a standing ovation. It was indecipherable whether the cheers were in recognition of his performance or in anticipation of Ribery's return. It was probably both, after the Allianz Arena faithful paid tribute to their new French fantasista's match-winning performance.
"He was outstanding," said Bayern coach Jupp Heynckes, lavishing praise on the former Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus winger. "It's delightful to see how he's developed here."
Ribery was equally excited about a man 13 years his junior who could well deprive him of some of the action, and is already being tipped to challenge his 235-appearance record for the Bavarians. "He did a great job," he said after celebrating his comeback from injury.
There were certainly shades of Ribery in Coman's wing wizardry, as he terrorised Hannover full-back Julian Korb, hit the mark with 93 per cent of his attempted passes, scored and earned the penalty which Robert Lewandowski put away to seal victory.
Watch: Vidal says Bayern always believed they would win
"When he gets his head down and starts sprinting, it's hard for anybody to keep up with him," said Bayern right-back Joshua Kimmich. "I know that myself from training. He's also improved in his link-up play, his crossing and shooting, and the first touch for his goal was amazing."
His second touch was not bad either as he blasted Bayern in front as they bounced back from defeat at Borussia Mönchengladbach a week ago by opening up a sizeable advantage at the top of the Bundesliga, with Leipzig and Schalke dropping points behind them.
Click here for the Bayern vs Hannover match centre
"We know that Kingsley has extraordinary skills that aren't easy to find," said Thomas Müller, another Bayern player who seems rejuvenated under Jupp Heynckes. "If he puts his foot on the gas – and he has incredible horsepower – every opponent has a tough time against him. He worked the left flank well. He's always been fleet-footed. If he can now add chances that lead to goals then he's pure gold to us."


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The Importance of Tourism
Tourism links communities throughout our vast province, and defines our image – how we see ourselves and how others see us. It is also a significant economic driver.
The sector employs diverse Saskatchewan citizens, including service station attendants to golf resort owners. Residents in every community, large and small, rural and urban, are engaged in tourism activities. Nearly 64,000 people (nearly 10 per cent of Saskatchewan workers) of all ages, ethnicities and skill sets derive their livelihood from tourism.
Saskatchewan's tourism sector comprises five industries: accommodation, food and beverage, recreation and entertainment, transportation, and travel services. From restaurants to museums, tourism touches every corner. Virtually all areas of business are influenced by tourism.
Tourism Employment Facts
Did you know that 31 per cent of people in tourism-related employment are youth between 15 and 24 years old? Click on the PDF below to view the latest statistics related to tourism employment in Saskatchewan.
6 Fascinating Facts about Tourism Employment - PDF
Tourism Trends
The Tourism Trends Report presents a review of tourism statistics and trends for Saskatchewan. It contains information about Saskatchewan-US border crossings, international air travel, hotel occupancy and average daily rates, average gasoline prices in Regina and Saskatoon, and average exchange rates for selected countries. Information is updated on a quarterly basis.
Tourism Trends Report: January to December 2018 - PDF
Fast Facts about Saskatchewan's Tourism Industry
- Tourism contributed $2.37 billion in total traveller expenditures to the provincial economy in 2017.
- Tourism is our province's fourth largest export industry and export sales for 2017 were $608 million. This is money spent in the province by non-resident visitors.
- Tourism is a significant revenue source for hotels, bed and breakfasts, restaurants, museums, art galleries, parks, fishing and hunting outfitters, nightclubs, casinos, sporting events, shopping malls, festivals, craft shops, golf courses and many other endeavours. In 2017, there were 13.6 million visits to and within Saskatchewan.
- There are over 3,200 organizations offering over 4,200 attractions, events, and tourism-related businesses in the province.
- There were 63,800 tourism-related jobs in the province in August 2017. This is over 10 per cent of the current working population. Tourism offers employment to youth and residents of rural and northern communities. This is more than twice as many people as the mining and oil and gas sectors combined, and almost twice as many as the manufacturing sector.
- Seven out of 10 workers got their first job in the tourism industry.
- Tourism encourages entrepreneurship – more than 95 per cent of tourism and tourism-related business are small- or medium-sized companies and many are independently owned and operated.
For more information, view the Saskatchewan Tourism Industry FAQ.


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A standard of excellence in personalized dental care enables us to provide the quality dental services our patients deserve. We provide comprehensive treatment planning and use restorative and cosmetic dentistry to achieve your optimal dental health. Should a dental emergency occur, we make every effort to see and care for you as soon as possible.
Dr. Benarroch is also a member of the following professional associations:
Dr. Moshe Benarroch is a Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology. He graduated from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey and received his D.M.D. degree in 1998. He completed a General Practice Residency at Newark Beth Israel Hospital in 1999. In June of 2002 he completed 3 years of Periodontal and Implant training at the West Los Angeles Veterans Hospital. Presently, he is an attending at the Veterans Hospital where he teaches the post-graduate residents 2 days a month. The three years of advanced training in Periodontics and Dental Implants focused on the diagnosis and treatment of periodontal diseases and implantology. In October of 2002 he passed part I of the American Academy of Periodontology board exam becoming a Board Eligible Periodontist. In January of 2003, Dr. Benarroch was awarded the California Society of Periodontics award for research in bone regeneration. Dr. Benarroch practices some of the most current techniques, which include:
Donna received her Bachelors of Science in Dental Hygiene from UC San Francisco in 1983 and has been living in the Santa Clarita Valley together with her family since 1984. She received her RDHAP from West LA College in 2009 and specialized in dental care for Geriatric and Special Needs patients. Donna has been keeping our patients' smiles bright and clean at Valencia Periodontics since 2014 . When she is not in the office she enjoys spending time with her husband and two sons, Scott and Nick, watching baseball and camping.
Ellie is our insurance coordinator and joined our team in 2012 and has over 25 year of dental experience. She was also a dental assistant for many years. In her spare time she enjoys gardening and spending time with her husband and grandkids.
Marisa works in the front office at Valencia Periodontics and has been working here for six years. She has 20 years of dental experience and loves being part of the Valencia Perio dental team. She is fluent in both English and Spanish and always makes an extra effort to help schedule our patients and answer all of your questions. In her spare time Marisa enjoys working out and skating spending time with her daughter.
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Thyice has been a surgical assistant at Valencia Periodontics since 2006 and she has over 30 years of experience in the medical and dental fields. Thyice loves getting to know our patients and helps make sure you feel welcome and comfortable in our office. When she's not in the office, Thyice enjoys reading, going to see plays, travelling and family gatherings.
Caleigh has been a dental assistant with Dr. Benarroch for over a year. She enjoys interacting with the patients. When she is not in the office, she enjoys spending time at the beach with her friends and family.
Ashley has been a surgical assistant at Valencia Periodontics for two years and has over 10 years experience in the dental field. She loves assisting and educating her patients. In her free time she enjoys hiking, going to the movies, concerts and camping with her family.
With almost 10 years experience in the dental field, Luis has been with our team at Valencia Periodontics for two years. He enjoys getting to know our patients and helping them feel comfortable in the chair. He enjoys country music, spending time with his family and reading.


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Dear Students,
A new chapter in life will always be daunting but exciting at the same time. We understand your enthusiasm as most of us here were also once an international student ourselves. Therefore, to help you with the upcoming transition, we have prepared for you a handbook for all our international students that will give you the information you need about us, about the life you will face with us, about the life around this city and the culture that we bring to you, about how the Malaysians live their lives and cope with the multi-racial community but still expanding and developing towards the same objectives.


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John Perkins won a £240,000 competitive contract to build a garden room extension for St Peter's Hospice in Brentry. Funded by a Department of Health grant, the charity's...Read more
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Horfield Church of England Primary School now enjoys a new build amphitheatre for teaching and performing, plus a new, 'L' shaped library for the school. This project was...Read more
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IRSE Team Leaders with COSS/SWL in United Kingdom
United Kingdom | GBP £28.00 to £34.00 Per Hour | Contract
Deploy Rail UK are looking for IRSE Licensed Signalling Installation Team Leaders with COSS/SWL specifically nationwide due to upcoming contracts being awarded for CP6. This role will involve the Supervision of Signalling Installation staff and ensure the work is carried out in safe and controller manner following all Network Rail installation standards and complying with all H&S regulations and requirements.
Other tasks include:
- Electrical Installation to conform to Method Statements and construction drawings.
- Testing & Inspection, Fault Finding and rectification.
To be considered for this role we require our candidates to:
- IRSE Signalling Team Leader
- IRSE Signalling Installer/Technician License
- First Aid/Manual Handling as bonus.
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I like cooking eggs.
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My name is Nastya Bondarenko.I am from Ukraine.I live in Donetsk.I can cook very well.I bake very tasty cakes.I can give the recipe.We need 250 g of biscuits,100 g of butter,1 teaspoon of cinnamon,50 g of almonds,600 g of chocolate,500 ml of cream,100 g of ground almonds and 4 tablespoons of liqueur.Heat the cream and butter in a saucepan until boiling.Remove from the heat,cool slightly and add the chocolate pieces.You must mix it.Add almonds,cool a little and add liqueur.Grind the biscuits and mix them with melted butter and cinnamon.Put the biscuits in the form with removable edges,covered with baking paper.Sprinkle with almonds.Pour the chocolate mixture on the top. It is very tasty!!!
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I like every food except ''BROCCOLI'' .My mother cooks in my house .She's a good COOK -a very good one.
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My dad does cooking at home. I don't like cooking.
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Body Image, Perception, and Peace
This week, an interesting conversation came up in my private Facebook group, Habits First (you can join here, for free!).
One user posted:
"Weird question. I sometimes feel that I don't have an accurate perception of my body. For example, people at work have called me slim, but I don't think that's true. I'm at the top of the healthy BMI range for my height. Am I being too hard on my body, or do they not know what they're talking about? Maybe I should be nicer to myself! That said, I'm trying to focus on inputs (healthy eating, exercise) rather than outputs (weight), so maybe I should just not focus on this at all. Thoughts?"
Here was my answer:
"It is absolutely possible to lose perspective on your own appearance, and to some degree I think it's normal. We live in our bodies and see (and feel) them from a unique perspective. We literally don't see ourselves the way other people see us. Also, we all carry interpretations and stories about weight and appearance, and our own interpretations and stories can be different from another person's. This can affect someone seeing you as slim whereas you may not feel that way, or vice versa.
"Anecdotally, I have found overall that people (both men and women) often start experiencing MORE body dissatisfaction when their body type and weight approach what we would culturally think of as "ideal." When I try to psychoanalyze this (because I experience this myself, as well!), I think it's easy, when you are closer to one end of the bell curve, to compare yourself to the even more extreme end of the bell curve. If you're 20% body fat, it's easy to feel heavy next to someone who's 15% body fat.
"I have had clients who are statistically overweight pat ample bellies contentedly and say, 'I could probably lose 10 pounds or so.' I've also had clients who could be on the cover of SELF magazine squeeze at a millimeter of (invisible) fat on their midsection and complain about their stubborn belly fat that they can't get rid of.
"This is why there are two concepts that I talk about with clients that have nothing to do with exercise physiology:
"1. Comparison is the thief of joy. Be very aware of what influences you're absorbing and what you're putting into your mind. Being exposed to lots of "ideal" body imagery can make healthy and fit feel like not enough. Suddenly a flat stomach isn't as good as a ripped stomach.
"2. The finish line can move. Sometimes, the closer you get to what you want to accomplish, the end point moves itself further away. This is a matter of perception. The more exceptional you become, more exceptional exceptional becomes.
"This is where your emphasis on inputs over outputs is very important! I firmly believe that everyone is entitled to have, own, and achieve the body and physique goals that they want to in a healthy way, and I support my clients in achieving a range of goals. But something that I work to educate my clients on, in the process, is EXACTLY what you're talking about. Awareness of perception is important, because it helps to manage expectations and self-judgment."
Later in the discussion, the concept of acceptance vs. growth came up. There, I added:
"You can love where you are, and also strive toward new goals. I know they sound contradictory, but I really don't think they are. I think as long as you don't have it internalized that accomplishing your goals makes you more worthy of love or acceptance, but is simply something that you want to accomplish to be good to yourself (or just for the heck of it), both things can exist in the same headspace."
That being said, I want to make it clear that "garden variety" body image dissatisfaction (i.e. not feeling like you're rocking your swimsuit) is different from body dysmorphic disorder. This clinical disorder makes it difficult to function in everyday life, because of the overwhelming preoccupation with appearance (which is typically unnoticeable to other people).
Similar to eating disorders, body dysmorphic disorder has a strong correlation with anxiety disorders and OCD, because it involves many of the same thinking patterns. If you think you may have body dysmorphic disorder because your feelings about your appearance are affecting your quality of life and peace of mind, I urge you to reach out to a qualified counselor in your area.


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NUFIT provide a platform that helps people to access high quality Healthcare and Wellness services at an affordable cost. The range of services includes Savings on yearly medical and wellness expenses via substantial discounts, Preventive Health, Personalised & Customised Nutrition and Fitness plan, Disease Management, Homecare, Child & Woman Health program, Digitisation of medical record and a personalised mobile app.
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Interchangeable dog tog - Easy to remove!
Have you bought a dog tag, squeezed it on to your dog's collar, then you can never get it off again? Or it's at least a huge pain(ful) effort! So what do you do when your pup gets a new collar? A new tag for every collar? Well..
Now you can get a dog tag that easily clamps on to your dog's collar, and when you swap collars - swap the tag over too!
We have two versions, a slide on tag (quieter!) and the hanging style.
This listing is for the HANGING style. We use a wide mouth swivel clasp that easily clamps over your collar's D ring. You may choose from a bone shape, 1.5 inch modern style bar, or military style 'dog tag' shape. If you would like the text darkened, please state so in the comments otherwise it will be left as a clean impression. So many fun options!
Lengths including clasp
Bar tag 3.25 in
Bone tag 3 in
Military style dog tag 3 in
Enter your pup's name and phone number (if you like). A max of 8 characters can comfortably fit on a row. If you would like a different font for the name vs number - you can state this in the comments. If you would like one of the stamped shapes as seen on the font photo, example: MILA (heart shape). If there is room on the line of text it can be added next to the name. The bone shape tag has more room to add fun stamped shapes around the name if you like.
3-5 business days
I'll do my best to meet these shipping estimates, but can't guarantee them. Actual delivery time will depend on the shipping method you choose.
Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. I'm not responsible for delays due to customs.
Just contact me within: 3 days of delivery
Ship items back to me within: 7 days of delivery
Request a cancellation within: 2 hours of purchase
But please contact me if you have any problems with your order.
Because of the nature of these items, unless they arrive damaged or defective, I can't accept returns for:
Buyers are responsible for return shipping costs. If the item is not returned in its original condition, the buyer is responsible for any loss in value.
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Farewell my beautiful boy.
It has been a very hard week here.
My Forrest was 12 and that is very old for a Dalmation. He hung on as long as he could, and I truly appreciate the 12 beautiful years he gave me. It is really hard to write what it feels like to lose your constant companion for 12 years. I love that dog. He was like my child--not to compare a dog to a child, but those of you who love animals know that they are part of your family. Forrest has been much more of a family to me than many of my human family members and I think it is so unjust that animals are taken from us after such a short time.


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Who doesn't love Shopping and Homewares?
Well I think I just stumbled across my new favourite Bali Store located in Canggu. Beauty all around with their gorgeous collection of homewares, furniture, books and music and even better still they offer delicious fresh juices, light meals and fantastic coffee.
Located – 35 Jl Raya Brewa , Canggu (Just up from The Canggu Club).
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125g butter
175g plain flour
50g caster sugar
1 tablespoon of milk
Rub the butter, caster sugar and flour together in a big bowl until it looks like breadcrumbs. Add a tablespoon of milk and knead for a couple of minutes until you have formed a smooth ball of dough. Put in the fridge for half an hour. Place on a floured surface and roll out the dough. Cut out biscuit shapes using a biscuit cutter. Place the biscuits on a baking tray and prick with a fork. Bake at 180 degrees for 15 minutes.
NB: You may find you need more flour once you've added the milk as it can sometimes go too sticky.
Easy peasy! And here are our some biscuits we made for Easter:
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This could be groundbreaking in treating patients with anxiety disorders.
A new study has found that a simple test could determine whether patients who suffer anxiety will respond better to therapy – formally known as cognitive behaviour therapy, or CBT – or SSRIs, the class of drugs most commonly used to alleviate the symptoms associated with anxiety disorders.
The research lead by the University of Illinois in Chicago, and helmed by Stephanie Gorka, assistant professor of psychiatry in the UIC College of Medicine, found "that higher electrical activity in the brain in response to committing an error – known as error-related negativity or ERN – was associated with greater symptoms of anxiety," according to a report by News Medical.
A patient's ERN, according to Gorka's study, is the key factor that will determine whether CBT or SSRIs will be a more effective treatment for them, and can be determined through an ECG test, which can measure enhanced the neurological responses triggered when all of us – anxiety disorder, or not – make errors.
"To elicit errors, participants wore an EEG cap while they performed a task that required them to quickly and accurately indicate the direction of a centre arrow embedded within a string of arrows on a computer screen. A new screen would appear each time the participant indicated the direction of the centre arrow using a button," per News Medical, and is an exercise than becomes more difficult with time, "inevitably lead[ing] to mistakes" and thus triggers the appropriate neurological signals associated with error-making.
Therefore, Gorka and her team were able, through this test, to accurately measure the responses of the 60 adults surveyed with mental health prognoses, and 26 without.
Following the completion of this test, participants who suffered anxiety disorders were randomly selected to take an SSRI every day for 12 weeks, while others were put into CBT sessions weekly, over the same period of time.
Once the respective 12 week treatments came to an end, all participants were required to sit the aforementioned computer arrow test again, to determine whether their therapy had been effective in lowering their ERNs, which is a physiological manifestation of anxiety.
"The researchers found that an enhanced ERN at the beginning of treatment was associated with greater reduction in anxiety for participants who received CBT, but not for those who received SSRIs. In fact, participants prescribed SSRIs had even more enhanced ERN at the end of the 12-week treatment period," per News Medical, which is interesting, given how widely prescribed these drugs are to treat anxiety.
Another thing to consider is that, sometimes, it can take longer than 12 weeks for an SSRI to effectively treat and anxiety disorder, and alleviate the full suite of symptoms associated with it.
Still, according to Gorka, "we found that ERN can help predict which patients will achieve better outcomes with cognitive behavioural therapy, and that information is very useful because that CBT is a time-intensive, less-available resource and because SSRIs can be associated with side effects, it's good to know that a patient will do better on CBT to reduce the exposure to potential side effects."
The ERN tests are also relatively low-cost, and take just half an hour to complete, meaning this small study, published in the journal of Neuropsychopharmacology, could help patients determine which treatment is more appropriate for them, prior to even beginning treatment.
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Mountaineering is the unblemished adventure, for the body and soul. It is an endeavor to reach the vault of heaven, and explore the sprit of fantasy. India offers a vital range of mountaineering opportunities on its challenging peaks - the climber enthusiast can indulge in this romantic adventure in mountain ranges of Ladakh, the Nun-Kun Massif, in Jammu and Kashmir, in hills of Manali in Himalayas and Uttranchal.
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The major portion of Indian Himalayas are crowned in Indian sub-continent extending up to the entire northern stretch shaping a startling curve about 3,200km. Indian Himalayas hold the treasures of splendid valleys with their eternal charm.
Majestic Himalayas of North India
The extreme Northern part of India holds immense mountaineering charm in the region of Jammu and Kashmir with some of its most beautiful snow capped peaks' where as Ladakh capture the attraction of some of the high altitude peaks with their scenic zest. The mountaineering through these valleys will encounter its visitors with its lush green alpine vales; flower-strewn meadows; meandering tributaries and river streams and glacier-topped mountains.
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The mountain valley of Himachal Pradesh towards the northeast captures a mountain kingdom of Lahaul' Spiti and the tribal belt of Kinnaur. Mountaineering on these peaks is just awesome, as these exquisite haunts are less explored.
Uttaranchal another hilly state of India facilitates mountaineering opportunities with some of the beautiful peaks idle for climbing. The place is also a derivation of the Ganga, one of the holiest rivers of Hindus, it is also a destination for pilgrims, trekkers and rafters.
Adventure on the peaks of Kanchenjunga
Sikkim lies in India's Eastern Himalayas, the abode of 5 peaks of Kanchenjunga Mountain - the third-highest mountain in the world. The peaks are idle for climbing up the mountains, crossing the paths meandering through green forests, waterfalls, untamed streams rambling through meadows, pilgrim routes and finally reaching the sacred monasteries perched high in splendid isolation.
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Towards the extreme east of India lies the abode of 7 sisters, Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura and Arunachal Pradesh. These Himalaya ranges again have much of mountaineering scope, inhabited by friendly tribal folks. Mountain climbing in this region gives a captivating sight of high altitude rain forest dotted with spurs, pine trees and crest of the higher peaks of Himalayas. The hills of Assam are trimmed by the widespread Brahmaputra River, along its edge lies the Kaziranga National Park - the home of the one- horned Rhinoceros, that can be easily explored while taking up your mountaineering adventure.
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Written by: Chris Galanos
Part 1 – Raise the Sails
Part 2 – Focus on God's Word
Part 3 – Multiply Extraordinary Prayer
Part 4 – Go Out Among the Lost
Part 5 – See Groups Start
Part 6 – Cast Vision
Part 7 – Train Believers
The seventh element in "raising the sails" for movement is "Ongoing Coaching."
I've already written some on the importance of this element in an article called DMM Coaching. Feel free to check it out if you haven't already.
I'd like to say a few more things here.
When I've looked for coaches in the past to help me with starting a church, or help me with the transition to DMM, or help me with businesses I've started, I've looked for someone who has experienced what I want to experience. There are a lot of theorists out there, and while some of them may make great coaches, I've always been most helped by people who have already been where I'm wanting to go. People that have already seen what I'm hoping to see. These people can speak from having "been there, done that" rather than what they "think" might work.
As I started looking for coaches that could help our church with our 1,000,000 in 10 Years vision, I knew I wanted coaches that had seen millions come to Christ. I wanted coaches that had experienced what we were wanting to experience. Not people that just had some ideas about how it might happen, but people that had actually experienced it.
That immediately meant that I had to look outside of America. I don't know any pastor/leader in America that has seen 1,000,000 disciples made in 50 years, much less 10 years. The largest American churches have reached people in the tens of thousands, but I've never heard of any movement in America in modern times that has seen millions.
Missiologists that study movements agree.
I get a monthly email from a movements researcher that documents where movements have been catalyzed around the world. Last I looked, there were only 2, maybe 3, documented movements in America. The one that we know of for sure has disciples numbering over 100,000 and growing, but not quite a million yet. And, believe it or not, this movement wasn't even started out of a church. Rather, it was started out of a non-profit that ministers to the poor. We've been out to see this ministry & we were astounded by the tens of thousands of disciples that have been made through them. We've been mentored directly & indirectly by them as well.
Looking outside of America for a few coaches led me to my primary DMM Coach, Stan, who lives in Dubai in the UAE & a leader from India whose name I'll leave out for security reasons. Both of these men have been a part of movements that have reached millions. The leader from India leads one of these movements & Stan coaches in many of these movements.
To me, one of the great tragedies in the American church, is that it seems like many American pastors, including myself for a long time, aren't even aware that millions are being reached overseas. If we were, perhaps we'd reach out to some of these leaders & invite them to coach, mentor & train us so that we might pray & strategize toward a similar movement of God in our country. Rather, since we're often not aware of what's happening in the world, American pastors usually choose as coaches & mentors other American pastors. Nothing wrong with this, but you'll likely only experience what those American pastors have experienced because you'll end up doing the same things those American pastors have done. With some influence from overseas, we might be able to see some things in the American church that are barriers to us experiencing a great movement of God.
Harry Brown, in his foreword of The Kingdom Unleashed, said:
The Global North has much to be proud of in what it has accomplished in the last two centuries of missionary work. But the cold, hard reality is that we have pretty much found the ceiling on what can be accomplished with the approaches we are using. By contrast, what God is doing through His people in the Global South is creating an upheaval that is tossing the status quo out the window. A timeless truth states, "The humble get better." It is time for all of us on this half of the globe to listen and learn from the folks on the other side.
We are still in the very early stages of implementing a DMM strategy, but we wouldn't have had a clue how to even get started without coaching from overseas. Much of what they're doing overseas to reach millions is totally foreign to the American church. I've had to do a lot of deconstruction in my own mind to be able to even understand what they're saying to me. The way they view church & discipleship is so different there. And as I hear them talk about it, if I'm being honest, it aligns so much more with what I've read in Scripture than what I had always been taught to do as an American church pastor.
I constantly call my coaches & ask questions. I share with them what we're doing & ask for feedback. I'm eager to implement whatever they tell me. I want to "raise the sails" here like they've "raised the sails" in their countries so that we might see in our country what we've seen in theirs if the Holy Spirit chooses to "blow on our sails!"
I can't stress enough the importance of having a coach if you're going to dive into DMM. You need someone to take you through the initial DMM Training. Then you need someone to guide you as you implement that training. You need someone you can ask questions to & someone that will help you troubleshoot difficult situations. My coaches have been an incredible resource for all of these situations.
My DMM Coach told me that it's common in these movements to meet with a coach at least weekly in your first 2-3 years of getting started. You need that much input into what you're doing. They often point to the 3 years that Jesus spent with his disciples as a model for this.
For each of our teams that we've sent out from eLife, they meet with us weekly for coaching. We talk about how their implementation of the 7 elements went that week & what they can improve for the next week. We tell powerful stories & we pray for each other that we'd see many disciples made & many churches planted.
I'd encourage you, if you're interested in getting started in DMM, to seek out a coach that can take you through the training & then guide you along as you begin to implement the principles.
Roy Moran wrote in Spent Matches, "Movements live and die on good mentoring and coaching."
Each of our DMM Church Planting Teams that we've sent out from eLife has this goal related to this element:
- Participate in an Ongoing Coaching meeting at least once a week
Here's a link to the Ongoing Coaching message in a sermon series we recently did called Raise the Sails.


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I praise the document of the Congregation for Religious in Rome, released as a final report of the visitation of women's religious congregations in the U.S.
I am not known for sugarcoating grave problems within Religious life — but kindness is the only way to go for the Church's pastors. Some Religious congregations aren't only on a demographic cliff, but teetering on the edge in terms of ecclesial communion, as the document alludes.
This report isn't simply sugarcoated, it's lovingly sugar-encased, smooth and pastel like Jordan almonds. The good almonds in the middle are positive encouragements to respect the difference between vowed members and associated laity (not blur the lines), have a prayer life in common with Mass at the center and practice of the sacraments, foster a Catholic understanding of Christ and creation (not the "Universe Story"), and so forth.
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Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Well, we are now home from our precious trip to Vail! We had a fabulous trip! Awesome mountain playtime, quality family time, and even some rest and relaxation snuck in between! Jeff and I truly did not know how MUCH we needed the getaway! Amazing how time away from reality and life can refresh your soul! I am hoping to post a few pics of the trip soon. Just wanted to say hi and let you know that we arrived home safe and sound. Now.......its back to reality.......still a bit on vacation mode..... getting there, though! {smile} Ahhhhhh the life of no responsibility or stress! Ya gotta love it!
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- Mom said...
Hi Debb~
I guess I should go back and read my own words. We're still waiting for our I-171H form. After resubmitting our Home Study with some items that were missing, we should be good to go now. But, I still feel discouraged every time I check the mail. The good thing is one of these days I will be elated! Hopefully, tomorrow!!
Have you received yours yet?
- July 15, 2010 at 3:43 PM
- Debb said...
Nope. We have not received ours. YET! So praying that we BOTH get ours SOON! How great to be DTE within a close timeframe! Praying that you are able to continue to trust in God's plan and timing ~ over our own. Glad to know someone else struggles with trying to take the reigns from our Heavenly Father. Will pray for you in the waiting......
- July 16, 2010 at 10:41 AM
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Version 1.4.16 of the GNU Privacy Guard is out; it contains a fix for the recently disclosed acoustic cryptoanalysis attack. "A possible scenario is that the attacker places a sensor (for example a standard smartphone) in the vicinity of the targeted machine. That machine is assumed to do unattended RSA decryption of received mails, for example by using a mail client which speeds up browsing by opportunistically decrypting mails expected to be read soon. While listening to the acoustic emanations of the targeted machine, the smartphone will send new encrypted messages to that machine and re-construct the private key bit by bit. A 4096 bit RSA key used on a laptop can be revealed within an hour." Note that GnuPG 2.x is not vulnerable to this particular attack.
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KIM-Joy left Bake Off viewers in tears tonight, as she broke down over her failed chocolate mousse.
The mental health specialist, 27, was visibly upset as she realised the mousse for her tricky Seven Veils cake was not thickening - and even threatened to quit the show altogether.
She and her fellow semi-finalists Ruby, Rahul and Briony were attempting the notoriously tricky Genoise creation when things started to fall apart in the tent.
Kim-Joy was forced to whip up two batches of mousse for the cake, but both failed to thicken - leaving her despairing over her place in the competition.
Clearly distressed, the baker struggled to hold back her tears at the disaster, and even admitted to the camera: "I think I'm ready to go home now.
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The emotional moment also left viewers in tears, who immediately took to Twitter to voice their heartbreak for the star.
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