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* 2 Tablespoons olive oil
* 1 onion, chopped
* 4 cloves garlic, chopped
* 1 teaspoon paprika
* pinch cayenne pepper
* 1/4 cup tomato puree
* 4 cups vegetable stock
* salt to taste
* 1/4 cup bulgur (cracked wheat)
* 1/2 cup chopped parsley
* 1/2 cup chopped cilantro
* 1/2 cup chopped mint
* 1/2 cup canned chickpeas
* 1-2 Tablespoons lemon juice
Heat oil in a large saucepan. Sauté onion until tender, about 5 minutes, then stir in garlic, paprika, and cayenne. Cook, stirring, for a minute or two, then stir in the tomato puree and stock. Bring to a simmer, then stir in salt and bulgur. Reduce heat, cover, and simmer for 30 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the bulgur is tender.
Puree the soup, solids first, then add parsley, cilantro, and mint, and puree until the soup is almost smooth. Return the soup to the pan. Stir in the chickpeas and let heat through. Ladle into bowls and spoon in the lemon juice and salt to taste.
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text: Secretary of State Dean Acheson signs the Atlantic defence treaty for the US, in Washington DC, on April 4, 1949 [File AP Photo] The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) marks its 70th anniversary this week. Foreign ministers from NATO countries are meeting in the United States's capital, Washington, DC, for the occasion, determined to show a united front in the midst of a long military stalemate in Afghanistan and tensions with Russia returning to Cold War-era levels. But as NATO deploys thousands of troops and equipment to deter Russia and seeks solutions to fast-evolving new threats such as cyberattacks and hybrid warfare, its biggest challenge arguably lies within. Here is what you need to know about NATO: What is Nato? NATO is a 70-year-old political and military alliance that joins the US and Canada with allies in Europe. The alliance grew largely out of Cold War fears of Soviet aggression and expansionism. The US, Canada, Belgium, Denmark, France, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal and the United Kingdom signed the initial treaty on April 4, 1949. A key provision of the treaty, the so-called Article 5, states that if one member of the alliance is attacked in Europe or North America, it is to be considered an attack on all members. That effectively put Western Europe under the "nuclear umbrella" of the US. 190401205045962 According to NATO, the alliance plays an important role in fighting "terrorism". It has contributed more than 13,000 NATO troops for the training of local forces in Afghanistan. NATO is also a full member of the global coalition fighting the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL or ISIS) group. The head of the alliance is always a civilian secretary-general. Currently the NATO chief is former Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg. NATO is led militarily by the Supreme Allied Commander Europe, who is also the commanding general of the Stuttgart-based US European Command, currently General Curtis Scaparrotti. National liaison representatives to the then-SACLANT, NATO's Supreme Atlantic Command for the Atlantic, discuss the world situation and defence of the Atlantic in the event of war, at their weekly meeting in SACLANT headquarters, Norfolk, Virginia on September 30, 1954 [File: Bill Allen/AP Photo] Who are the members? NATO has grown from the original 12 countries to an alliance of 29. Several other nations are in membership negotiations. Current member countries and the year they joined NATO: Albania (2009), Belgium (1949), Bulgaria (2004), Canada (1949), Croatia (2009), Czech Republic (1999), Denmark (1949), Estonia (2004), France (1949), Germany (1955), Greece (1952), Hungary (1999), Iceland (1949), Italy (1949), Latvia (2004), Lithuania (2004), Luxembourg (1949), Montenegro (2017), Netherlands (1949), Norway (1949), Poland (1999), Portugal (1949), Romania (2004), Slovakia (2004), Slovenia (2004), Spain (1982), Turkey (1952), UK (1949) and US (1949). Why did NATO start? How has it changed? NATO started as a largely political alliance, which changed quickly after the Soviets tested an atomic bomb in 1949, as well as after the Korean War broke out in 1950. General Dwight Eisenhower was appointed that year as the first supreme allied commander. Lord Ismay was the first secretary-general of NATO and appointed vice chairman of the North Atlantic Council in 1952. 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Brigadier General Earl Johann Adolf von Kielmansegg inspects April 5, 1956 the four German airforce soldiers who were stationed at the NATO Headquarters in Paris, France [Str/AP Photo] NATO versus Trump US President Donald Trump made a memorable impression on leaders from Canada and European nations during his first NATO summit in May 2017. During a speech outside NATO's new Brussels headquarters, he publicly humiliated them by pointing out their spending shortfalls and calling them out for owing massive amounts from previous years. Trump also cast doubt on whether they could count on Washington to fulfil NATO's collective defence clause. 190318135134121 Trump has repeatedly accused NATO allies - and economic powerhouse Germany in particular - of freeloading on US's military muscle and reportedly threatened to "go it alone" if Europe did not step up. Several times over the course of 2018 Trump privately told his advisers he wanted to withdraw from NATO, the New York Times reported. 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The invitation was backed by US Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and followed votes earlier this year in which Republicans voiced opposition to Trump's plans to draw down US troops in Syria and Afghanistan. Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Stoltenberg's predecessor as NATO's top civilian official, cautioned in an email exchange with The Associated Press news agency that the US retreat would leave a vacuum that would be filled by autocrats and dictators. On Monday as Trump met Stoltenberg at the White House, he said his pressure on NATO nations to pay more for their defence is leading to tens of billions of dollars more in contributions, but the allies may need to boost their budgets even more. "Since I came to office it's a rocket ship up. We've picked up over $140bn in additional money, and we look like we're going to have at least another $100bn in spending by the nations ... by 2020," he said, while also singling out Germany for not hitting the two percent target. What does Russia say about NATO? The Kremlin has said NATO is a security threat in Eastern Europe and regards it as a hostile military bloc. Last year Russian President Vladimir Putin warned NATO against cultivating closer ties with Ukraine and Georgia - which share a border with Russia - saying such a policy was irresponsible and would have unspecified consequences for the alliance. Wrong-footed by Moscow with Russia's seizure of Crimea in 2014 and its intervention in Syria's war in 2015, the US is distrustful of the Kremlin's public message and wants to be ready for any eventuality. Trump said a stronger NATO provides a bulwark against Russia, but that he believed relations with Moscow would be fine. As has been his norm, Trump was reluctant to criticise Russia on Tuesday. Russia is sowing discord in the NATO alliance by selling to NATO member Turkey the S-400 air defence system. The US has halted delivery of equipment related to its F-35 fighter jets to Turkey over its S-400 plans. 190402135956435 The US has said that Turkey's purchase of the Russian air defence system would compromise the security of F-35 aircraft, which is built by Lockheed Martin Corp. But acting US Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan said on Tuesday that he expected to resolve a dispute with Turkey over its purchase of Russia's S-400 air defence system. Shanahan expressed optimism that the US and Turkey would find a way out of the crisis by persuading Turkey to buy the Patriot defence system, instead of S-400s. "I expect we'll solve the problem so that they have the right defence equipment in terms of Patriots and F-35s," Shanahan told reporters at the Pentagon. Shanahan added that he expected the US to ultimately carry out the delivery of F-35s currently at Luke Air Force base to Turkey, after resolving the dispute. 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As much as it drives me crazy when clothing rules are forced upon me – I can't get enough of the "uniforms" people (including your's truly!) create for themselves!
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Police arrested 87,525 under-17s in 2016, a 64% decrease compared with 2010, when almost 250,000 children were arrested. Of those arrested during 2016, 703 were children at primary school, aged 10 or 11, a significant reduction compared with the previous year when 830 under-12s were held by police.
The arrests of girls fell at a faster rate than arrests of boys in the past six years, the figures revealed. Police recorded a drop of 69% in girls' arrests and the number of girls held in penal custody decreased by 78% between 2010 and 2016.
The Howard League for Penal Reform, a UK charity campaigning to keep young people out of prison, hailed the significant drop as a "tremendous achievement."
The charity launched a programme in 2010 to stem the flow of children entering the criminal justice system. The Howard League's campaign centres on the belief that keeping children out of prison will help prevent nationwide crime and has conducted extensive research which shows that minors who end up in the criminal justice system are more likely to become entrenched and reoffend.
"For the sixth year running, we have seen a significant reduction in child arrests across the country," said Frances Crook, chief executive of the Howard League.
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The Howard League has called on law enforcement to increase the use of alternatives to custody for children, including rehabilitative programmes and community sentences for child offenders.
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The differences between Doom and Doom II: Hell on Earth are slight but mighty. Episodes are replaced with a single story, still retaining the rambling level designs of the original. New weapons join familiar faces with expected results. Enemies return from Hell, or whatever Hell analogue they came from, to wreak havoc upon your person, often from hidden alcoves opened without your knowledge from behind.
It's Doom refined, and once again I'm going to play it through the Doomsday Engine.
Fun Times
Doom II loads to an identical menu that nobody pays attention to before triggering those chunking mechanical sound effects that accompany the 'New Game' selection. You just want to get right into the game, the screen dripping away to reveal the next part of Doomguys tale.
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The levels on display continue the trend of having more of a maze-like layout than a corridor, ensuring players have to explore what lies beyond every door, unlocking sections of the map one after the other through the use of coloured keys and switches.
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I can't quite explain it, but sometimes Doom seems like a proof of concept, or tech demo, and Doom II the final piece. Strange when there isn't too much difference between the two, especially on the surface, but that's the vibe I get.
Doom II was what I expected and then some, but that also meant the expectation of that wobbly run bringing out a bit of motion sickness in me. It must just be me. I'm a little queasy with PlayStation VR, I'm absolutely hurl inducing with The Unfinished Swan, and now I can safely say that too much Doom will start to push me over the edge too - not to the point of puking, by no means, but to the point of clearly knowing that enough is enough for this session...
Final Word
I've not completed either Doom title so far, but I'd lean towards completing this second entry first, simply because of the satisfaction I get from everything that was tweaked and improved upon. Chief amongst those improvements is that double-barrelled shotgun, which is a beauty to wield.
Doom II can be thought of as Doom+, perhaps, but it can stand alone and give you just as much entertainment. You don't need to have played Doom unless you want the story, I guess, but these games don't do cutscenes or journal entries, so there's really no point in caring too much about it.
Today, you can emulate it in a variety of ways, with Doomsday Engine standing out for me, with its tweaks and updates that can be adjusted to your liking.
Whatever you're playing on, and however you're playing it, with that shotgun, or that rocket launcher, or the power up that turns your fists into weapons of mass destruction, you're going to have a blast with Doom II.
Fun Facts
Because Doom was only released via mail orders, Doom II was the first commercially available Doom title - even making it to shelves before the updated Ultimate Doom brought the original game to customers.
Doom II: Hell on Earth, developed by id Software, first released in 1994.
Version played: MS-DOS, 1994, via emulation.


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The restaurant formerly known as Bella's is under new ownership, and will reopen this month as Mangione's on Main, according to owner Bert Crinks.
Crinks and his wife Elaina, who will run the restaurant, are recent transplants from Northern Virginia who've been searching for the perfect site in which to open a restaurant. Having spent time in Charlottesville over the past few years while Elaina served on the board of Charity Treks (which raises money for HIV vaccine research through a variety of long-distance bike rides), the couple thought this location was an obvious spot to plant a dining stake in the ground.
Crinks—who lived for a couple of years in Brindisi, Italy, as a child—says his wife's work as a financial consultant helping businesses informed their decision to start a restaurant, although his love of food was the primary driving force.
"I eat out a lot…and I always wanted to get more involved in how things are prepared, how menus are created," he says. "I've loved [working] behind the bar, it's a nice way to meet people, and we really loved this town, and it just seemed like a good way to connect with community and for me to learn some new things."
To ready for their takeover, the couple has been sprucing up the place, with fresh paint and mechanical improvements, and moving essentials and food storage upstairs because of occasional basement flooding.
Mindful about not alienating existing customers, Crinks says they'll maintain the family-style menu, but tweak its offerings.
"The menu is now family-style, so all dishes serve two or four," he says. "I'd like to introduce a lot more specials, and probably maintain some of those as single-portion dishes so you can go in and order a primi and a secondi. I'll probably introduce a steak and some of the things I like to eat at Italian restaurants."
They'll be enhancing the wine menu as well, and introducing a cocktail hour and happy hour with small plates.
Pig winner
The Heaven sandwich, a collaborative concoction from the kitchen of Craig Hartman's Barbeque Exchange in Gordonsville, was just named by Food Network as one of the five best pulled pork sandwiches in the country. The accolade caught Hartman and his staff off-guard.
"They didn't give us any warning," he says. "I peruse Food Network all the time and look at their videos and saw 'best pork sandwiches,' and it was a really fun surprise. People were dancing in the kitchen."
He says the honor is all the more special considering the competition.
"We know there are a lot of really great restaurants in America, especially ones that do barbecue and pork-related sandwiches, so we're really blessed that we got picked and that someone there thought enough of it to pick it. We work really hard and love what we do."
The genesis of the Heaven was to make a sandwich that lived up to its name, with a freshly baked roll, homemade mayonnaise made from bacon fat (called "baconnaise"), pulled pork, home-fried potatoes, fried egg with "sticky love" bacon (made with a special spice blend with sugar), melted cheese, lettuce, and tomato.
Hartman said the sandwich was a team invention a few years ago. They've subsequently invented the Hell and Purgatory sandwiches to complement the Heaven.
It's in the can
King Family Vineyards is joining the canned-wine trend, with a test run of 500 cases of its popular Crosé rose now available in cans.
Wine director Matthew Brown says it's about convenience. "Each can is a little bit more than a proper glass…so if you're not going to drink a whole bottle of wine it gives you flexibility."
A four-pack of canned Crosé has the same volume of wine as a bottle, and sells for the same price.
Zazus no more
The former home of Zazus, the wrap-and-salad institution on Ivy Road, has re-opened as Pico Wrap, run by Sonia and Fredys Arce. Their son Eric said the fare consists of wraps, burritos, and bowls, and they'll eventually add sandwiches to the menu.
Over and out
It seems a premature auf wiedersehen to Augustiner Hall & Garden, which opened last March, but the downtown spot's doors are shuttered, and staff was told it was closed for good.


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"Photography has been a lifelong interest which consolidated professionally once I realised the everyday involvement that it had in my life. Always with a camera at my side I love to work with the evocative qualities of light to capture the feeling of that time or place. This aspect transcends between my fine art paintings and my photography."
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Broadway Play Review: Romeo and Juliet
Romeo and Juliet at the Richard Rodgers Theatre, I kept diving into memory, trying to remember if I have actually ever read this famous play. I was most curious to see Condola Rashad as Juliet because she was very convincing as Thelma in The Trip to Bountiful. She did not disappoint. It was fun watching her hop about the stage. Well, she might not have hopped at all, but there was this energy about her that made it seem like she was. She acts thirteen. And I wonder if David Leveaux, the director, did not interpret Juliet's age too literally. The Victorian period, after all, did consider a girl at that age to be woman enough to marry.
Orlando Bloom was all right in the first act; all right as in A for effort. Of course, I do not know anything about theater, so there's no reason why you ought to mind what I thought of his performance. The good thing about Broadway is that it is live, hence it is likely that he has been performing much better since I last saw him on stage. Nevertheless, he was convincing in the second act, especially after he kills his wife's cousin. He expresses such graveness that is most fitting to the situation. It makes one think about the kind of love Romeo must have felt for Juliet. A sort of love that would not permit him to keep on living in a world which she is no longer part of, and yet, does not prevent him from murdering her cousin and, therefore, hurting her.
The feud between Capulet and Montague is here by depicted as racial. This did not add or subtract from the play because in many senses blood feuds equal racism in foolishness. The stage was beautifully done in a modern minimalistic way, and the wardrobe was a bit hipster-ish for the young men, and a bit boho-ish for Juliet. But I especially enjoyed watching Romeo and Juliet smooch on stage: It made me uncomfortable and shy, which means their act of passion was convincing.
Would I see it again if I could? Yes! which is why I do recommend that you see it if you can. Tickets start at $77.
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As distinctive trait of the company's employees, we are looking for colleagues ready to get out of regular jobs and rather create their own: we are looking for colleagues that are willing to contribute and get involve, are ready to easily slide from one area to another, interested in creating procedural frame and, as a general approach, are not afraid to fail, but either to succeed!
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With wind power contributing more to the nation's renewable energy sources, it's cool to see what's behind those massive wind turbine blades.
Wind has been producing power since 1888, when the first electricity producing wind turbine was brought to the U.S. Today, they power everything from neighborhoods to schools to telecom towers.
Depending on your location, you can take advantage of wind power programs from companies like SaveOnEnergy.com, which contributed this infographic:
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Holy Week
This is Holy Week
The events of this week are recorded in Sacred history. These events are considered holy. This is Holy Week. The Holy One was here. He lived and died. He walked and talked and worked. He learned. He suffered. He loved. And He was rejected. Since He lived here – lived here as we do – all of life is holy. This is Holy Week but now…
Now – all weeks are holy, and all work is holy, and all life is holy. Because He, He who was/is God became human, lived here on this earth. He lived and died and He was/is holy. Now all of life is holy. His Holiness invaded His terrestrial creation. He turned water into wine. He turned death into life. He turned sadness into joy. He turned drudgery into holiness. Daily work became daily blessing.
All of life is holy because He was here and He is holy. Farming is holy. Baking bread is holy. Teaching and studying are holy. Being a nurse is holy. All of life is holy. Because He was here and He is holy. All life of all believers is holy.
Holy – to be set apart. Set apart from wrong and sin. Set apart from all that is wrong. Whatever we do can be holy if we are holy. If we are set apart. Set apart from sin and wrong and abuse and politics and dishonesty and pride, and, and …
Even suffering is holy because it sets us apart. Apart to Him. He lived this week facing certain death. Like us. We live out our weeks facing certain death. And life. Life because He is life. On the other side of death was/is life. Life forever and forever. And so, even death is holy. It sets us apart. Apart from the temptations and sins of this life. Death is the eventual true holiness – it sets us apart from the presence of sin and tears and death. Like Him.
Like Him in His life and like Him in His death. All of life is holy. Whether we live or whether we die we are the Lord's. Not only is this week holy – all weeks are holy no matter their sorrow or joy. They are holy because He is holy and we are His and so we are also holy. This week and all weeks until our holy week. The week we live before we die. Die to live. Die to live again – forever.
And so we live and so we die to live forever. He was despised and rejected of men, and so are we. It is part of being holy. We live – and He lives – in us. And His life in us gives us life to live each week, each day, each hour, each minute, each breath – holy.
Holy for Him because He is holy for us. Wholly for Him because He is wholly for us.
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Asia Biblical Theological SeminaryBy Joe Stowell on July 18, 2014
I recently returned from visiting our seminary, the Asia Biblical Theological Seminary, in Chiang Mai, Thailand, where I had the honor of participating in the installation of their new dean, Jim Blumenstock.
As I met and talked with the faculty at ABTS, I was so impressed with their passion to provide much-needed biblical and theological training to national church pastors and leaders. Over 140 students have been mentored this year by our outstanding faculty who travel to take the training to the students who are from the places like the Philippines, Myanmar (formerly Burma), Singapore, Papua New Guinea, South Korea, Australia, India, Hong Kong and eventually in China.
Cornerstone claims to be a university with "a passion for global influence through the transforming power of the gospel" so the thought that we are working on the Asia Rim where the Holy Spirit is so active in building the church is one among many reasons why I love serving here at CU!


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Right at 2:00 I will be joined by Rep. Tony Albright (R-Prior Lake). We'll obviously discuss the end of the latest Minnesota legislative session where Senate Democrats effectively torpedoed a House passed bonding bill (one which had significant bipartisan support) due to no funds for light rail. Said bonding bill had more than ample funding for roads and bridges projects which, for now, will lack the necessary repairs.
I will also discuss some big political news from this past week, including the release of a report from the Office of the Inspector General indicating that Hillary Clinton was neither accurate nor forthright regarding her email activity as Secretary of State.
So please give me a call at (651) 289-4488 if you'd like to weigh in on any of the topics I plan on addressing. You can also text comments/questions to (651) 243-0390.
You can listen live in the Twin Cities at AM 1280 on your radio dial. In and out of the Minneapolis-St Paul area, you can listen to the program on the Internet by clicking this link, or check us out via iheart radio. If you're unable to tune in live, please check out my podcast page for the latest show post.
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27th Annual South End Art Hop!
Friday, September 6th from 5pm – 10pm
Saturday, September 7th from 10am – 10pm
Sunday, September 8th from 11am – 4pm
Burlington Vermont's South End Arts District, Pine Street Corridor from The Flynn Center on Main Street to Flynn Avenue and everywhere in between! #flynntoflynn
The South End Arts + Business Association (SEABA) is dedicated to serving the interests of the ever growing South End Arts District and the broader creative community in Burlington, Vermont and beyond! Our signature event, the South End Art Hop, celebrates its 27th year from September 6-8, 2019. Attracting thousands of people to the area, this free to attend arts event invites the public to engage with all that the South End has to offer.
New to the South End Art Hop this year, is the introduction of specific neighborhoods or 'zones' along Pine Street and adjoining areas. Distinct zones will be color coded for easy to find spots on the map that you can 'hop' from one to the next! A passport game of 'Bingo' will allow visitors to gather stamps in spots in each zone and will be entered to win fun prizes!
SEABA has partnered with The Flynn Center this year to host our annual SEABA Art Hop Juried Show at the Amy E. Tarrant Gallery. With the new addition, we are encouraging visitors to hop from 'Flynn Center to Flynn Ave' and everything in between! The arts are alive and well in the South End and the Art Hop aims to bring visibility to all that the area has to offer year-round. Attendees are attracted to the Arts District over the three day festival for its artist studios, local businesses refit as art galleries, outdoor sculptures, Kids Hop, Strut Fashion Show, breweries, food trucks, music, and creative surprises around every corner!
Programming includes activities for the whole family, with each day offering a different vibe. Friday evening brings the art party with a street closure from Kilburn to Howard Streets along Pine, artist studios are open with installations and music, along with food and drinks offered throughout the whole area. Saturday is a fun day for all ages, with the Kids Hop from 10am – 2pm, mini golf, performances, and the Strut! Fashion Show in the evening. Sunday continues the fun at a slightly slower pace, allowing visitors to take the time to speak with many of the participating artists and purchase or pick up the artwork that you've enjoyed during the weekend!


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Peripheral Neuropathy is a medical condition in which the patient suffers from pain that is felt in his hands, feet and various other parts of his body. Usually the result of nerve damage, the pain caused by this disorder is of a tingling nature.
Some patients with peripheral neuropathy might also feel numbness, weakness and a loss of sensation in their hands and feet too. Exposure to toxins, injuries sustained in an accident, infection and diabetes are considered among the most common reasons for this disorder. There are several pain management regimes that are available for patients suffering from peripheral neuropathy.
Medications for relieving the pain are considered the best means of pain management for peripheral neuropathy. There are a number of medications that are prescribed by Las Vegas Pain Management Doctors for this purpose, depending on the frequency and the intensity of the pain suffered by the patient.
Pain Relievers: For mild pain, the LV pain doctors usually prescribe over-the-counter pain relievers. These can include non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). However, if the pain persists and cannot be controlled by these medications then use of opiate drugs may become necessary
Amitriptyline: These medications are indicated for patients whose neuropathic pain does not stem from diabetes. These medications were initially developed for treating symptoms of depression but have been found to be extremely useful in the treatment of peripheral neuropathy as well.
Pregabalin: Pregabalin is an alternative for Amitriptyline that are usually prescribed by doctors for patients who are unwilling to take Amitriptyline because of its side-effects. A newer version of the medication is known as Lyrica. Both may be extremely effective for neuropathy.
Duloxetine: Duloxetine is a medication that can prove to be quite effective in treating neuropathic pain caused due to diabetes. Similar to the Amitriptyline, the Duloxetine was also developed for treating depression but has proved itself to be excellent for managing the pain caused by peripheral neuropathy.
Lidocaine Patch: Lidocaine patches are sometimes advised by Las Vegas pain clinics for reducing the pain felt by the patients of this disorder. These patches are soaked in the topical anesthetic named Lidocaine and can help in relieving the pain.
A person can use anywhere from one to four of these patches for managing the severe pain throughout the course of a day. There are other topical pain medications which can help substantially.
Besides pain medications, several therapies are also indicated by the doctors for alleviating the pain caused by peripheral neuropathy. The following are some of the best pain management therapies that are available to the patients of this disorder.
TENS: Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation or TENS is one of the devices that are considered an effective means of managing neuropathic pain. This device sends electrical signals to the nerves present in the area where you are experiencing the pain through adhesive electrodes. These electrical signals interrupt the pain signaling mechanism of the nerves, thus alleviating the pain felt by the patient.
Spinal Cord Stimulator: This has been a revolutionary treatment for those with peripheral neuropathy. Studies have shown that a spinal cord stimulator may not only decrease the amount of pain being experienced, but also may help restore some sensation that had been lost from the neuropathy. The treatment has been an excellent option for those with diabetic neuropathy especially.
In short, there is no single best pain management technique for peripheral neuropathy. A combination of the many available treatment methods is thus, a better option to use for managing the pain in a better manner.
Top Las Vegas and Henderson pain management clinics Innovative Pain Care offers several Board Certified doctors. These doctors offer both medication management and interventional procedures to bring neuropathy patients a very high success rate for pain relief.
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Last week FamilySearch released an interesting collections update for the week of August 15, 2016. The update included several Freedmen Bureau record groups that have updated indexing for South Carolina. As many of you know FamilySearch houses digitized Freedmen Bureau records that are only browsable but, recently, they have undertaken a crowdsourcing project to index the records and make them keyword searchable.
As a reminder, the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands (often called the Freedmen's Bureau) was created in 1865 at the end of the Civil War to supervise relief efforts and to assist the newly freed slaves in building new communities. The aid effort included: education, medical facilities, jobs and work contracts. The record groups that include SC indexing so far include: complaints, ration records and records from the Superintendent of Education.
In previous posts about this record group I've reiterated that this record group is not just for African American research. It is an important record for anyone doing SC local and family history research. For example, while experimenting with the records I found the complaint of Clara Ann Adams, a white woman from Anderson County. Clara had recently given birth. Unable to find a job she was looking for assistance. The child's father was a black man, Wayne Donald, who worked on the nearby David Donald plantation. Before he was free he worked (i.e.: was a slave) on the plantation of Clara's uncle. Clara lived with her uncle because her mother died when she was young. Whoa! There is a hot mess of genealogical information in that letter.
Not all the record groups, including the powerful labor contracts, have SC indexing available, yet. Use the above updated records to experiment with searching techniques to squeeze as much as you can out of the documents. There is more information to be revealed in upcoming releases.


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happy anniv lovebirds! You surpassed not the peoples's inquest of how long you two can go but your differences as a person and your complicated individual self ! :D
Im happy that you two are growing maturely enough to work on things that seemed to be very impossible...
@Fjordz : Sir Thank You for taking care of my blood sister, for making her happy and most especially for allowing her to hatch her feelings. Thank you for letting her feel that she made the rightful decisions and make one of the biggest leap of faith in life.
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Where to Go in L.A. for Guacamole Topped with Sea Urchin and House-Cured Charcuterie
From crispy pork belly tacos at Petty Cash Taqueria to savory oatmeal with Parmesan at Helms Bakery, here are 12 incredible restaurants and cafés in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles is home to incredible bakery-cafés and delicious global cuisine. Here, 12 fantastic new places to check out.—Reported by Jennifer Sommer
Ludo's Ticketed Tasting Menu: Trois Mec
Ludo Lefebvre has been an L.A. celebrity since he launched his roving pop-up restaurant, Ludo Bites, in 2009. Those dinners sold out almost instantaneously. Now Lefebvre has a brick-and-mortar restaurant, in an old pizza place in a tiny strip mall, and it's still impossible to get in: You have to buy tickets online, and they disappear within minutes. For the lucky few who snag a seat, Lefebvre wants Trois Mec to feel like eating at home with him. "You eat what I want to eat, you listen to my music, you have fun." He installed mirrors everywhere, so that no matter where you sit, you can see the action in the kitchen, where he and his team prepare a five-course, French-accented tasting menu. (He was born in Burgundy and trained at three-star spots in Paris.) A favorite dish is his take on classic pommes aligot, potato pulp with brown butter and grated cheese. The chef puts fat French fingerling potatoes through a ricer, garnishes them with brown butter powder and, before serving, grates a mountain of salty French Salers cheese on top. troismec.com
Sweet-and-Savory Bakery-Café: Sqirl
Chef-owner Jessica Koslow (a one-time producer for American Idol and So You Think You Can Dance) is best known for her exquisite jams and preserves, such as blackberry-lemon verbena jam and Gravenstein apple butter, served alongside pastries like scones and burnt brioche toast. Still, one of the most popular dishes at the destination café Sqirl is the savory rice bowl. It's a mix of chewy Kokuho Rose brown rice, sorrel pesto, fermented hot sauce, creamy feta and a poached egg. sqirlla.com
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LAX used to have the worst food of any major airport in the country. Now the new Tom Bradley International Terminal is becoming a great place to eat. At Ink.sack, F&W Best New Chef 2013 Michael Voltaggio makes sandwiches like his best-selling cold-fried chicken. Umami Burger offers an LAX burger with blue cheese spread. 800 Degrees serves customized Neapolitan pizzas with toppings like buffalo mozzarella and bacon marmalade.
Inspired Mexican Street Food: Petty Cash Taqueria
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Down a long, alley-like street, in an area full of warehouses, is one of the city's most fun, high-energy restaurants, Bestia. Chef Ori Menashe didn't start cooking until he'd gotten out of the Israeli army and found work in Italian restaurants like L.A.'s Angelini Osteria. Yet the homey, delicious food he prepares tastes like it comes straight out of a grandmother's kitchen in southern Italy. Menashe house-cures the charcuterie at Bestia and makes much of the pasta, like pistachio fusilli, which is tossed with lamb ragù and garnished with ricotta salata, also made in-house. bestiala.com
Peruvian-Japanese Innovator: Paiche
Ricardo Zarate is on a mission to make everyone love Peruvian cooking. Five years ago, he opened Mo-chica in a modest food court downtown. Now the Lima-born F&W Best New Chef 2011 has three restaurants; Paiche is his newest and most dressed up. Here, Zarate has ramped up his Japanese technique: For his ceviche, he slices the fish sashimi-style. He uses miso as a marinade for paiche, an Amazonian fish that was almost extinct before Peruvians found a way to sustainably farm it (the recipe on p. 122 calls for easier-to-find black cod). Zarate is so proud of the paiche's resurgence, he named his restaurant after it. "I wanted to show off Peruvian ingenuity," he says. paichela.com
Nancy Silverton Meat Mecca: Chi Spacca
Not everyone would look at the narrow Chi Spacca space and think "restaurant." Nancy Silverton, Mario Batali and Joe Bastianich (who also own Osteria and Pizzeria Mozza next door) originally used it as a mini cooking school, Scuola di Pizza, where they hosted weekly themed dinners. One theme was especially popular—pork. So in early 2013, the trio opened Chi Spacca with chef Chad Colby. The menu emphasizes meat, from offcuts like braised lamb neck to 42-ounce grilled pork chops, but Colby takes vegetables seriously too, serving cauliflower with potent bagna cauda. chispacca.com
Breakfast and Baked Goods Epicenter: Helms Bakery
For almost 40 years, Helms was L.A.'s major bakery; its loaves traveled on Apollo 11 to become the first bread on the moon. Now Sherry Yard, Spago's ex-pastry chef, and Sang Yoon, the Father's Office burger impresario, are turning the old Helms space into a three-story food hall that will be the city's epicenter for baked goods and breakfast. "Why don't chefs serve beautiful vegetables with their eggs? Why just a lame piece of toast?" Yoon asks. For the 25-seat counter, he's experimenting with savory oatmeal, adding cherry tomatoes and Parmesan. Yard is more involved with making vintage jams. "You'll be able to compare the 2013 and 2014 raspberry jams," she says. "Are there good years for fruit? Heck, yeah." 3220 Helms Ave., Culver City
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Rising Star's DIY Menu: Alma
It's set on a block that's remained gritty, even as the surrounding downtown neighborhood gentrifies. Nearby is a strip club parking lot. Still, Alma has become one of the city's top dining rooms, perhaps because it retains the exuberant energy of the DIY pop-up it was two years ago. And because chef Ari Taymor, who is only 28, obsesses over every ingredient on his ingenious, modern menu. One of Taymor's first cooking jobs was at La Chassagnette in Arles, France's first certified-organic, Michelin-starred restaurant. Now he relies heavily on his forager, Courtney Guerra, who also tends a tiny garden in Venice. He uses the marigolds and tarragon she provides to garnish his English muffin with uni and burrata. Soon Taymor won't have to travel to West L.A. for greens: Alma is negotiating for a rooftop garden, near seedy South Broadway. alma-la.com
Japanese-Italian Fusion: Orsa & Winston
Wolfgang Puck's wood-burning stove from the early 2000s is an inspiring piece of kitchen equipment. When Josef Centeno discovered that stove, sitting in a restaurant warehouse, he grabbed it. "I designed the Orsa & Winston kitchen around that 3,000-pound object," he says. The chef, known for his brilliant sandwiches at nearby Bäco Mercat, is now evoking the kind of fusion cooking that Puck pioneered with his menu of Asian-Italian hybrids. His signature dish, a starter of risotto-style Koshihikari rice with uni and pecorino cream, "captures the spirit of the place," says Centeno. "It's a melding of Italian soul and Japanese sensibilities." orsaandwinston.com
Brilliant High-Style Asian: Hinoki & the Bird
Century City was once a culinary wasteland, best known as the place to find some of the country's priciest condos. Now it's home to this restaurant from chefs David Myers and Kuniko Yagi. Their clever Asian-styled menu includes dishes like apple-marinated grilled short ribs. Myers and Yagi have even created a signature scent for the restaurant by smoking black cod with aromatic hinoki wood; the smell of cypress pervades the place. hinokiandthebird.com


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William Shakespeare Essay, Research Paper
This paper shall discuss those facts that qualify,
William Shakespeare, as a major contribution to our national
heritage. William Shakespeare is very world-widely known
because he is a famous English playwright and poet from the
1600?s. Events in William Shakespeare?s life played a major
role in shaping his attitude and writing skills for his
future profession. Certain people in his personal life also
played a major role by influencing his attitude and
writings. Romeo and Juliet, is a fine example of two
things; his understanding of real people and his talents for
writing. Shakespeare?s sonnets also show the wide scope of
his interests and talents. There are several reasons why
Shakespeare is enjoyed today, the use of real people as
characters and the way he chooses his topics to write about.
William Shakespeare?s life and lifestyle influenced his
writings and attitude. William Shakespeare?s birth date is
unknown because when he was born they didn?t record actual
birthdates but only the baptizing dates, and William Shake?
speare was baptized on April 26, 1564, in the Church of Holy
Trinity. The church where he was baptized was in
Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, where he also lived for a
good portion of his childhood.
Shakespeare was the oldest son of John Shakespeare and
Mary Arden. Although, he was the third of eight children
born from this marriage. His siblings names, from oldest
to youngest, are Joan(1558-infancy), Margaret(1564-1563),
Gilbert(1566-1612), Joan(1569-1646), Anne(1571-1579),
Richard(1574-1613), and lastly Edmond(1569-1607). It is
unrecorded but highly possible that William Shakespeare and
family were all educated at the local grammar school, but as
the oldest son he ordinarily would have been apprenticed to
his father?s shop so that he could learn how to run it so
someday he could take it over. In the grammar school they
were to study Latin grammar, the study of logic, rhetoric,
composition, oration, versification, and monuments of roman
literature. Yet, he was supposedly apprenticed to a
butcher because of his father?s financial situation.
In 1582, William Shakespeare married Anne Hathaway.
Shakespeare and Hathaway have been know to have left Strat?
ford after Shakespeare was caught poaching (back then
poaching was a local justice of the peace). They had a
daughter named Susanna in 1583, and boy/girl twins, Hamnet
and Judith in 1585. Hamnet unfortunately did not survive
for very long.
Shakespeare and his family arrived in London in about
1588, and by 1592 he had received success as an actor and
playwright. While in London, Shakespeare published two
erotic narrative poems, Venus and Adonis and The Rape of
Lucrece, and some of many sonnets. These few poems estab?
lished his reputation as the ?gifted and popular poet of the
Renaissance?. His ?professional? life in London was identi?
fied by the number of financial advantages he had received.
After about 1608, his dramatic production lessened and
he seemed to spend more time in his home-town,
Stratford-upon-Avon. By returning to Stratford, he was
relieving his family of their financial embarrassment.
Before his death he had become a locally known citizen.
William Shakespeare died on April 23, 1616, but at least
while carrying the name of ?world?s most popular author?.
As part of Shakespeare?s early education and influences
the Warwickshire country side cannot be ignored. Shake?
speare?s plays and poetry are full of images taken from
nature, gardening, farming, pursuits, and country folk?
lore. In Henry V, there is this description of the land:
Her vine, the merry cheerer of the heart,
Unpruned dies; her hedges even-pleach?d,
Like prisoners wildly overgrown with hair,
Put forth disorder?d twigs; her fallow leas
The darnel, hemlock, and rank fumitory,
Do root upon, while to coulter rusts,
That should deracinate such savagery;
The even mead, that erst brought sweetly forth
The freckled cowslip, burnet, and green clover,
Wanting the scyth, all uncorrected, rank,
Conceives by idleness, and nothing teems
But hateful docks, rough thistles, kecksies, burrs,
Losing both beauty and utility.
This type of learning was not out of books, but it could
only be taught by nature itself.
William Shakespeare supposedly wrote 38 plays, (in one
source it says 37), in the four periods of his dramatic
career. Shakespeare?s first period was one of experimen?
tation. His writings mostly consisted of the use of an
obvious contruction, and by stylized verse. A popular genre
of this period was the chronicle history plays. The plays
that dramatize the English civil strife of the 15th century
are Shakespeare?s earliest dramatic works. Shakespeare?s
earliest dramatic works are the plays; Henry VI, Parts I and
II, and III, and Richard III. In style, they relate to
medieval drama and partly to the works of earlier Elizabe?
than writers.
William Shakespeare also wrote some comedies during
this period. They are; The Comedy of Errors, a classical
Roman comedy, The Taming of the Shrew, a comedy of
character, The two Gentlemen of Verona, romantic love, and
lastly in this period was a romantic and scientific comedy
called, Love?s Labour?s Lost.
During the second period Shakespeare?s style and
approach became more of himself. This period includes his
most important plays which concerned with English history,
people called them his Joyous Comedies. The second periods
historical plays include; Richard II, Henry IV, Parts I and
II, and Henry V. Richard II is about a weak, sensitive,
self-dramatizing but sympathetic monarch who loses his king?
dom to Henry IV.
A lot of Shakespeare?s works were written and published
during this period. The poem, A Midsummer Night?s Dream, is
also found in the tragi-comedy area. Some names of works
done in this period are; The Merchant of Venice, Much Ado
About Nothing, As You Like It, Twelfth Night, The Merry
Wives of Windsor, Romeo and Juliet, and Julius Caesar.
Probably the most famous one out of all of these would have
to be Romeo and Juliet, it is famous for its poetic treat?
ment of the ecstasy of youthful love. Romeo and Juliet is
about the fate of two lovers victimized by the feuds and
misunderstandings of their elders and by their own hasty
The third period of William Shakespeare?s dramatic
career includes his greatest tragedies and his so-called
dark or bitter comedies. The comedies of this period are
said to be considered the most profound of his works, so
far. A conclusion that you can make from this is that his
works have gotten better each period. Hamlet, Othello, King
Lear, Antony and Cleopatra, Macbeth, Troilu and Cressida,
Coriolanus, Timon of Athens, All?s Well That Ends Well, and
Measure for Measure, are all plays that have come out of the
third period.
The final period of William Shakespeare?s work includes
his principal romantic tragi-comedies. Toward the end of
his career, Shakespeare created several plays that, through
the obstruction of magic, art, compassion, or grace, often
suggested redemptory hope for the human condition. These
plays are written with a grave quality that is very differ?
ent than Shakespeare?s earlier comedies, and these ones end
happily with reunions or get-togethers. Some examples of
the plays that are in the fourth period are; Pericles,
Prince of Tyre, Cymbeline, The Winter?s Tale, The Tempest,
Henry VIII and The Two Noble Kinsmen. One beautiful,
lyrical play that shows how Shakespeare?s poetic power
reached greater heights is, The Tempest.
Until the 18th century, Shakespeare was generally
thought to have been no more than a rough and untutored
genius. Rumor had it that his plays had actually been
written by someone more educated, perhaps statesman and
philosopher Sir Francis Bacon or the Earl of Southampton.
Some people still believe this rumor and therefore it is
still under debate now.22 Since the 19th century, Shake?
speare?s achievements have been more recognized, and
throughout the world he is has been known as the greatest
dramatist ever.
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AF woes .. 35-100F2 + E3 @F2
Took the E3 + the beastie out for a test run a few days ago and shot at F2. Noticed the AF was way off even with IS set too off. Here's some sample pics
SAF, Central AF point all shots pre-focused and then recomposed. All pics low res jpegs OOC. THink 50%+ of teh pics taken were OOF.
1. Focus point was on the man's head sitting on the wall
2. Focus point is on the top right hand corner of the first wooden frame. I thought there was enough contrast at that point for the AF not to miss focus.
3. Focus point - the tallest broom
4. Focus this time was on the lady presenter face - shes stationary at this point and had been for at least 10 secs.
5. Focus point - the mans face
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|Oct 25, 2012, 8:11 AM
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I had woes from time to time too
Sometimes I got out of it by swapping a battery,
I cant explain why but when I did it seemed to be OK again.
Ive also learned that hot swapping lenses creates real AF issues for me
hope you can work it out Harj
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Seems hard to get a proper focus if I understand good.
Did you test this also on another body, is it the same effect then?
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I was pretty shocked at how many OOF images I was getting. I was expecting to get a few when shooting wide open but what I actually got was unacceptably bad. The camera simply wasnt able to focus on the first guys head even though he was stationary for several minutes before moving on. Luckily I was just on a recce and testing to see what the output at F2 was like on a more regular basis.
Riley, I didnt try changing batteries as the one in the E3 was fully charged. I reseated the lens twice just to see if that helped and checked to see what it was like with IS and Focus limiter on/off but it didnt seem to make any difference. Also had the dreaded shutter not firing as well.
I'll need to do some more testing with both the 14-54 and the beastie to see if its the same or not.
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I've never used the E3 and the only trouble I've had like this is 'pilot error' Putting the lens or the camera on MF. Feel stoopid but it happens.... Just sayin.
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I agree with gjtoth, sometimes removing lens from body and reattaching cures it. I have had to do this at a few weddings, and switching off and on is always a quick reset.
p.s just hope it was just a glitch and nothing serious.
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I've not had that problem, so not sure what to guess. My first thoughts were like the others, make sure the lens is seated correctly and that the contacts were clean. I am curious about one thing, You noted that you focused on a spot and then re-composed while holding the shutter half down. You should perhaps do a new test and focus and shoot without delay. Does it focus correctly it that situation, or does it repeat the OOF problem. I'm assuming that you are receiving the red dot and beep on the spot that you are focusing.
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Hi guys Reseated the lens - yep .. I did that when matters weren't improving. The AF wasn;t able to lock onto the guy in the first pic at all and when the cam did say it had a focus lock on his head (think 5th attempt) it wasn't. All of the other pics the E3 was showing AF lock (I have the sound off so nobody notices it) and they all were out of focus. I've taken some shots today with the same battery and I need to check and see how they are but from the LCD they look infocus.
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have a look on the bottom of the camera
have you got all the screws in the tripod socket Harj
Ive noticed sometimes when I use mine on a tripod AF goes a little odd for awhile, done anything like that lately?
and both screws have dropped out of mine. This is directly below the AF sensor, maybe that has something to do with it
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